SELKIRK STUDENTS are given recogultica on Tueeday of lest week dering an
Staformal awards ceremony Held In the faculty lounge of

Dierdre Noble, ol‘ral«

£3750, $750

de puting secace 200; Hearlk Vagar, of

vernon ‘Andy Walsh; of Lake Cowichan, ond Peal Wolfe, of Coquitlam, all

high: fecond Your svation students, were presented bursaries in the
from PW:

/A Pilots’

ip by IBM Cans

the college. Receiving

Derry]

y

Stephenson, of Victoria, $50 by the Forest Technologists

Robin Seefeldt, of Rossland, $60 awarded on the same merits as that of Mr. White.

Meee Leta ine photo ls Danlel G. Murphy wba bas been awarded s 6100 bressary
high ranking second College Photo

es, having completed the
Ronald B,

a high academic standing;

‘Association of B.C, and

year Forestry student.—Selkirk

The Pythian Sisters of
{Kootenay Temple No. 87, held

eir bi-monthly meeting
‘yh March 13 with 35 present,
i Distriet. Deputy Grand
iGhief, Roberta Piper.of Salmo,
H.C., was one of the visitors at
the meeting. Sister Roberta
‘and the other visiting alsters
sTrom Salmo and Rossland were

Mrs, Mary-Ellen Cormier
was initiated and welcomed to
the temple.

District Deputy Grand Chief
: Visits Pythian Sisters Here

A memorial service was
held for departed Sister Irene
Laughton,

Sister Rose Campbell
thanked all the members who
had assisted her In canvassing
for the Heart Foundation Blitz
on March 2,

Following’ the meeting, a
delicious lunch was served by
hostesses. Myrtle Thomas,
Grace Eldstrom, Rose Camp-
bell, Phylis Nickerson and Joy
Saunders.

Sr. Citizens’ Housing Still —
New Denver W's. Objectives

The New Denver Women's
Institute held its regular
imonthly meeting on March 12
‘ih the Legion Hall.
The Institute. Ode was
‘sung and the Club Women's
repeated.. For roll call,
hnembers . ‘brought recipes
tyhich will be made into a
let

!° Among the topics ‘dle
‘glissed were Girl Guides earn-
‘ing their Canada Cords, the
‘Teereation commission's hobby
‘show in April and help with

eee lessons at Notre

"The Library has been in
‘dperation over 10 years in the
‘Village Hall with volunteers on
‘doty for one hour every Mon-
day night. Holding the readers’

- Sewing
Machi ines,
'ypewriters,
TV's

B&W and Color TV's for
rent by week or month

Union Peters

1334 Cedar Ave., Trall
Telephone 368-6331

interest these di are the
travelling library and Canada
Council books.

Quilting afternoons are be-
ing enjoyed by members, who
hope to have a quilt ready for
display before gardening
st

Ain unsuceessfyl attempt

had been made by the Women's
Institute to get the present
New Denver Youth Centre
made into\a home for senior

citizens before the disturbed |

ys were brought in. They are
again:hoping and working for
the promised renovations to be
completed at an early date and

the senior citizeris moved into.

the building. It ts hoped that
the government will do all it
can to bring this ‘about.

‘The home economies com-

+ mittee had a contest on Meth-

ods of Cooking and a, Hidden
Food Contest which kept the
members busy. -

The booster was won by
Mrs. E. George.

‘The thought for the day
was “Friendship”, read by Mrs.
W. J. Wilson. Hostesses were
Mrs. W. J. Wilson and Mrs. R.

. Lahner who-served tea from a

table decorated sith sham-
rocks,

gg" THE

CHURCH BELL

Ne and. Views

REP:

Holy Week and Easter

Holy Week and Easter are
ihe most ancient observances of
the Christian Church, This is
the occasion when christians
remember the passion and

_ death of Jesus and his rising

from the dead.

At St. David's, we are
attempting to do our share by
beginning with various services
on Palm Sunday at 8, 10, and
11.15 a.m, We remember Jesus’
entry into Jerusalem. Monday
through Thursday of Holy
Week there will be a Com-
munion service at 7 each
evaning. On the Wednesday
there will also be a service at 10
a.m,

At these services, it is an
old tradition to read the Story
of Jesus’ Passion from each of
the Four Gospels.

‘The’ Bishop of Kootenay
will officiate at the Wednesday

evening service,

On Good Friday there will
be a Service st 10 a.m: This is
the vigil by,the foot: of. the.
cross, as we keep company with

Historical Society
To Discuss Summer
Village Operation

A meeting of the Kootensy
Doukhobor Historical Society
will be held at Selkirk College
on Saturaday to discuss the
operations at the village this
summer, .

Arather lengthy agenda of.
items involving staffing, {i-

nancing, priorities and future *

Mary the Mather, John,
“Mary Magdalen

On Buster “Day we cele-
brate Jesus’ Resurrection.
There will be services of Holy
Communton at 8 and 11,15 a.m.
and orale Service at 10 a.m.

‘This is the central festival

in the Church's life, for
tlans believe that itis the risen
Christ who gives mieaning to
thelr existence and the living
out of their lives. *

World Development, Famine
and Disaster Relicf

and

Right now we are‘appeal-
ing for:donations for world
development, famine aid and
disaster relief through the

appropriate agencies of the
churches which are co-operat:
ing on this venture—Catholica,
Anglicans, Lutherans, Presby-
terian and United Church,

The various’ church agen-

Letter to the Editor

e
K clean ‘up sessions. Shi

ACW Continues Support

Of Brazilian

Eleven members of St,
David's Anglican Church Wo-
men met for tho regular March
meeting In the Undercroft,
with president Mrs, K, Johnson
leading the opening prayers,

Following routine bu:

. hess, a report on the St. David's

Day tea was given and It was

agreed the venture had been a

successful one. Special thanks

are due the ladies of Robson,

who so kindly helped with the

supper.

‘Thrift Shop chairman Mrs.

J. F.Killough, thanked all those

who had helped in her absence, -
eclally for the” Monday

Foster Child

ported that the task of weiting
the area’s early Church history
was progressing quite well,
Anyone having a report to turn
in Is reminded to get the
information to Mra. MacCabe
aa soon as possible.
In her capacity as "Living
Message" secretary, Mrs, Mac-
Cabe,' sald that subscriptions
may be taken out at any time,
and urged a wider distribution
of this very fine magazine,

CH. RCHES

What fs Missing?

CALVARY v
BAPTIST, CHURCH

The Brazilian hid Is

tobe aupportedagain this year,

and donations will be made to
the Marion Hillard Home. in
Kamloops and to the Sorrento
Training Centre. The ACW

YY Me
and Mra, B, Tessaler who
prepare and dellver. the clean-
ing rage to local garages.

‘The group was pleased to
welcome a new member, Mrs,
R. (ene) Dyson.

nay ‘15 representa-
tive tre 'W. MacCabe, re-

Nof a True Community Centre!

Dear Sir7 |

I would like to voice my
views along with many other
taxpayers I have talked to,
about our proposed tew skat-
ing rink—commonly known un-
der false pretenses as a Com-
munity Centre and pressured
by a group whoare pulling for a
new ice arena at all costs.

I believe it.is pretty well
known that the:taxpayera of
this area did not vote in favor,
but the vote went over by
people who are only renters
who can say “Good bye Mr.
Chips, I am leaving town next
week,” and also by our welfare

ipients, who have nothing to
lose.

I say this venture is not a
Community Centre in the true
sense of the meaning because
all you are getting is an ice
arena which, of course, can
used for summer ganies auch
as lacrosse, which is a dead
issue here:

Th

cies have a good
record in this ares, Their
overhead costs are low, and
thelr emphasis ison sell-hol

H

of a meeting hall and is loaded
-in the centre by.a nest of
‘ices, lockerrooms, toilets,
#It-aeems'to me to be!

tively scheduled for April 27.
Any parents considering bap-
tism are asked to contact the
miaister right away, so that
there will be time for adequate
preparation,

A pamphlet outlining
United Church policy and pro-

cedure regarding baptism is

svallable ues request from the
chureh office,

Summer Plans

With spring definitely here
now, some of us may even be

The meeting is scheduled
for 1 p.m, and is opén to all

interested parties.

‘The society would welcome
the attendance of all persons
with ideas or suggestions to

"partite af this meeting.

FIRS i SE
Pei

KOOTENAY

SAVINGS
- CREDIT UNION .

favites you to take part in our.

“Membership Drive”

CONTEST

To participate you have to... '

Be a Member and
Introduce and Sign up

‘a New Member

PRIZE > PRIZE
$200. $150

‘COND THIRD FOURTH
PRIZE
$100

SlETH
PRIZE
$50

our summer holi-
day plans.

Why not consider a few
days at Naramata,. combining
relaxation and personal growth
through the courses offered
there?

July and August courses
include familles together, ser-

endipity Bible study, creativity

courses, politics, effective par-
enting, music, transactional an-
alyais, and youth (Grades 10 -

April to June sched-
ules for Thrift Shop workers
will be ready by the end of this
month,

There is a need for more
help in the shop, and the ¢
committee would appreciate
volunteers to work elther on a
regular or. as spares.

» Anyone interested is asked
to phone 985-7564.

Also there is no mention
of gymnastics. When you speak
‘ofa Community Centre you are
«> thinking of more than just an
ice arena.,

If any of you went to see
the Vancouver Canucks or to
the Ice Capades or the like, you:

go to the Coliseum or Forum,
you don't go to the Community
Centre.

Tread in the Castlegar
News that our $1.6 million isn't
enough, as we need another 23
per cent. I say enough is
enough—let’s call the whole
thing ‘off and instead look at
the prospects of an indoor
heated pool which could serve
everybody of all ages.

We have an ice arena, Any
‘arena these daya is probably a
white elephant. Why do we

eople here need two white
elephants? At least the present
arena, be it as it may, didn't

cost too much and Is all paid for. -

is whole issue has been
griping me because the tax-
payers and voters were

ing that all our recreational
needs were going ta be fulfilled
in the complex for $1.6 million.
‘You people have. travelled

and visited Community Centres

2 in, our larger cities and. they «
; have facilities for every recrea-

tional venture, but again back

: to basics, You folks in this area

‘are not going toget that kind of

$2. Ser
Save 3% with
with

“CHINA CREEK
SHELL

EMERGENCY GAS Bale 12 Lye 0 6 om.

a treat, so please open your
eyes and have a second look at
what you will be getting for
over $2 million.
As ‘the saying goes,
“money is only made of paper”.
}. H. Merrifield.

Castlegar =

in the Kootenay
Soclety for the Handicapped
will be renewed,

A substantial sum was
voted to St. David's parish

_ committee,

At the close of the meet-
ing, refreshments wore pro-
vided by Mrs. Johnson, who is
the hostéss for the month,
—————— ee

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH ‘
405 Maple St, Castlegar
Worship Service 9 am.
Sunday School 10:15
“The Church of: the
Lutheran Hour”
Mid-Week Lenten «Service
‘Thursday 7:30 p.m.
Film Strip
“In Our Stead”

- Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
865-3662 or 365-3664:

TABERNACLE

ROBSON:
Church and Sunday

sr. DAVID'S:

Parish

Anglican & United Churches

“REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

8 am, — Holy Communion
9.40 — Sunday.

ted
WW. is — Anglican Service (
Evening Communions: Monday through

wraday, 7 p.m. (Holy Week)

Good Friday — 10 a.m. ‘Service
Mid-week Activities: Cell Church’ Office

Ministers: Ted Bristow and Bob ‘Griffiths
Office: 365-8337

School, 9.45 a.m.

School
Ghorch Service -

“APOSTOLIC CHURCH’

—_<_————
5 Pope OF GOD
7th “Ave, Kinnaird

uy soa he aati

including adults 0:45 am.
Morne Worship 11:00 a.m.
ening, Fel Fallon hour

‘Minister: oe Johnson
Ph, 8656762

ST. RITA'S -
CATHOLIC CHURCH

~ Business and Professional Directory:

Prominent Party Officials to Attend Policy Convention

Bennett & Party Prexy to Attend

Gains pee ia

Growing ¢ sup] has been

port
indicated for the concept of a.

library ‘system to serve the

Kootenays,. with 13 bar ys
boards

te ‘endorsing
proposal’ in principle and fur,
ther endorsements

its expected.
‘The letters of support have

been received by the Kootenay

System Society ‘from
libraries in Nelson, Cranbrook,
Kimberley,’ Elkford, Fernie,
Sparwood, | Kaslo, Slocan Val-
ley, Salmo, Rossland, Inver-
mere, Midway froma Notre
Dame University.

“The proposal includes the
basic principles for the opera:
tion of the system, and descrip-,
tion: of services. ‘It would
provide for an integrated li-
brary ‘system to serve the
geographical area included in
the regional districts of Koote-
nay Boundary, Central Koote-.
nay and East Kootenay.

All present libraries ‘within,
the area would be incorporated
into the system if it is approved
by. the voters in referendum.

‘Among the advantages
listed for the system would be
guaranteed improvement of

collections, frequent’ book ‘ex:
changes, central Processing atid

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Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castlealrd Plaza
Next to .Young Agencies
Winter: Hours, ‘ive
Nov. 12'7_p.m.-8.30 p.m.

CASTLEGAR :
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Dedicated to Kindly ‘'
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Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and -°
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Sales & Service

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ELECTRICAL:
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SALES & SERVICE:

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Furniture’ & Misc. >
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CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING! AT
“THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS”

CASTLEGAR, B.C!

FOUNDEO ON AUGUST 7, 1047, BY L. V, (LES) CAMPBELL

sion support.

ton service for. rary’ users

‘and book mobile service to all
areas not served by-branch
Ubraries. sso.) 5%

the brary development com-
mission : would ’ provide. eatab-
Ushment ‘costs as wellias a

charge for library usage to
residents of the system area,

‘anntial general meet: °
ing of ‘the: Kootenay Library
System’ Society wi vwill be held in
Creston, Ae

‘Opposition leader BIN Ben-
nett and the president of the
British Columbia Social Credit
Party, Grace McCarthy, bien
both be attending the
regional policy convention | in

© Trail next month.

“Convention co-chairman
; Hank Coleman sald he.

McCarthy have pee

+ Invitations to attend the joint

¢onvention ‘of. the Nelson-
Creston and Rossland-Trail So-

cial Credit Associations and -

that they will attendeall func:
Hons ‘throughout: the twoday
convention,

‘Mr. Bennett is the MLA
for South Okanagan, winning :
his seat in the summer of 1974, ©
‘In the fall of that year he won

the ledderahip of the Social

Graal Party at what was

pollti-

a ceaventon ever fo fn a this
provin

a McCarthy, a viva:

clous redhea:

cabinet minister and serves a3

the fulltime volunteer presi- |

“dent of the party. She owns a
number of flower shops in
Vancouver and has been de-
scribed aa British : Columbia's
“number one freedom fighter”.
~. Commenting on his deci-
sion to attend the convention,
Mr. Bennett noted that his

x party ls increasingly the reci-

‘Begl

Question:

Ihave heard that wienera
are not worth buying. Is’ this
trie? i

Answer:
Contrary to the opinion
held by. some people, wieners

are a good food: and provide a

fairly good amount of high
guallty protein, Compared to
e cost of most other meats

Question:

Ts tha food value ‘of p Paes.
‘teurized ‘milk better than can-
ned evaporated milk?"

‘Answer: *:
<3 The’ nutritive qualities of

could’ be eliminated,’ as would

financial problema which trou:

ble some verte

0 ales
would be through pcriatal

Ubrary. development
and a low mill rate’
nate ment aver the entire

writ the system Is approved,

canned ed milk are!
Sis aa goed a thve of tea

- wleners are, also inexpensive,

pasteurized milk. It

Added advantage of being we
mogenized, of having Vitaming -

Gand D added and of being
absolutely clean and inexpen-
sive, Some people consider its

flavor to be inferior’ to fresh
milk; while ‘othera: think it is
uperes

re T get any fourishment :

for, my“money from beer?

plas of ~beée contains:
abot 120 calorieX-Tt has
trace of thiamine, ribofavin

~ and (ron, but’ provides some

calcium’: and®' reasonable

amounts of ‘niacin. You ‘could

buy these same nutrients more
pomicaly in other, fod: a

‘Beh k Held 7 Selkirk Gollege

‘7 Kiweekend program at?

“Lessons for atl machines’
«New: yarn: shades and
Knit Garments :

© Ph.:368-9907)
eon: aver Rivervale)
iI, B.C. 2

_-will be held this

swith a. great deal of helpful
information on raising children >

West Kootenay Mental Health
Centre, will discuss child devel-
opment and the problems asso-
= clated with raising children

and eenagers: The program::.' through'the different stages of”

Friday.evening

“and $4 for the Saturday. You

may pay at the door.
On Friday evening, Ron
» director of.T1

childhood. pila

On satanaay! morning, ae
ministrator of Vernon's Mental
Health Centre, Sonny Zimmer,

man, will discuss parent effes:

tiveness training.

Parent effectiveness train:
ing helps parents to communi-
cate more effectively with their. .

E cldeea 32 that the? children

responsible, capa-
ble, Rappy a and productive, Mr,
Zimmerman is a certified: in-
structor of parent effectiveness

iB :

Qn Saturday afternoon,’
there will be a choice of several.
sessions, including drug abuse
information by .\D: Brian
O'Flannagan, Other
will. be devoted to raising
children of altterend age
groups,

js a former »

pient of support from free
entefprisers interested in a

united front: against, soclalism.

jut with. this support

i comes responsibility,” he notes,

“a reaponsibility to truly reflect
the ‘aspirations and desires of
the people of our province.”
He said he hopes, party
members and non-party mem-
bers alike, will take part in the
policy discussions at the ‘eon-
vention “to help us Brepate the
eth formal political ylewpoint.
octal. it! for ‘presenta
thon to the ‘people of British
Columbia." <>) i

Funeral Service on Weekend
For Willlam N. Repin of Genelle

A renident of this area
since hie childhood, William

ick Repin, 64, of Gonelle, died
Three in the Sialeger, ‘and
District, Hospital,

Funeral services began
Friday and concluded Saturday
from the Castlegar Russian
Community Hall.

Born Aug. 15, 1910, at
Verigin, Sask., Mr. Repin came.
tothisareaasa child settling at

‘Champion Creek. Twenty years

‘ago he made: his home vat
Genelle.

For 80 yeara Mr. Repin

{was employed by West Koote-

nay Power and Light as a truck
driver and linesman. Due to
illness he rotired in 1972,

Mr, ‘Repin is survived by
his wife, Pauline; three sons,
Bill, Pete and Nick, all of
Genolle; three brothers, Mike
of Crescent Valley, Pete of Pass
Creek and John of Thrums and
one slater, Mrs. Koozma (Mary)
Kalesntkoff of Thrums,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thuraday, March 20, 1975

D-BAR-D LICENSED

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© at 4:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday — 12 Noon

D-BAR-D CABARETS

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — 9 P.M,
. Mason
from State ‘Une, Idaho

He was by his
parent

Burial took place at Bril-
lant Cemetery with the Castle-
‘gar Funeral Home in charge ol
arrangements,

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Open Daily 6 am. to. Midnite
and Confectionery

new

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salt subscription rate to the Castlegar News
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