— Photo by Renwick

MR. AND MRS. KIYO KINOSHITA

Kinoshita-Kilayko Wedding

Celebrated in

The Cathedral of Mary
culate in Nelson was
the scene recently of a wed-
ding which linked Bacolod
City, Philippines with Sloc-
an City, B.C.

go C. Kilayko of Bacolod
gy and Kioy Kinoshita of

an. Sy
Watching the bride going
up the aisle escorted by the
groom's father, Z. Kinoshita
was Miss Any Kilayko of
the Philippines.
For her wedding the
bride chose a gown of peau
de sole with beaded lace

Her jewelery’ consisted” of
pearl ‘earrings ‘and~a-neck--~-
lace, ure
Attending the bride was
Miss” Rexie  Kilayko who
wore a dress of deep purple -
and Ed Osis was the best

man.
A dinner at the Purple

‘Lantern followed the cere-
many, and a dance was Biv: :
en “the groom's paren!
at the Slocan Inn ina hall
that was festivally “decorat-
ed with mauve: and .white
flowers and streamers.

Cathedral

To greet the guests, the
bridegroom’s mother chose
a plum colored ensemble.

Acting as master of
ceremonies. was Larry Lee
who read telegrams from
Hong Kong, Toronto, Win-
nipeg. and New Westminst-

er.
Guests came to the wed-

‘ding from Vancouver, and

Osoyoos.

Mr. and Mrs. Kinoshita -

are making their home in
Slocan, :

Education Week
Being Observed
At Local Schools

their youngste:
‘vicits eo

Schools in Castlegar contin-
ue through Friday, while
Stanley Humphries will op-
en its doors on Thursday,
March 16. from 7.30 p.m.
to 9:30 p.m.

Twin Rivers. visiting
hours are from 9 a.m. to
3 pm.

CONSCIENG
& COMMENT —

By Rev. K, Neill Foste
Mica Creek is an isola-
ted community in the B.C.
interlor that is quiet haven
for employees of the B.C.
Hydro Authority who work
lth-year

er.

West Kootenay Health Forum
- Some of the Problems of Mental Health

By. S. M, Horvath
Psychologist, Mental
Health Centre, Trail
Mental health is a prub-

lem that concerns everyone,
So many people suffer from
behavior disorders _ that,
none of us can escape per?
sonal. contact, with them.
Except for the number of
eople hospitals, figures
or the incidence of various
ar

»* more
than a small communit;
moving cautiously throug!
house-high mountains of
snow (nearly 400 inches
have already fallen this
winter); it is a .kind of
trailer refuge for hungry
souls and believing hearts.

Raye is one of these.
Five months ago he was
tied to the bottle and sink-

cords straightening out, and

. stant
easily and pain-

lessly.

loving as we often do
among believing people
this was not the first mir-
acle we had ever seen. But
it mas one undeniably.

uu

of Mica Creek.

CASTLEGAR
LIBRARY
ARRIVALS

"Among the latest: books
to be received by the Cast-
le ar Public Library are

* gie ~ Libr

ti as a: Teaching
fn "oun andthe clouds,
Kjell Ringi; The Young Ex-
perimenter’s workshop, Har-
Engi Dictionary, Hyeino
Englis! onary,
Alundro; The Art and

e
best only. estimaces based
on studies of certain com-
munities, These estimates
vary with the criteria used
to decide whether. a person
is maladjusted enough to be
judged from behavior -dis-
order. ya
Neurotics' make up the lar-

Plesive. Ye

adult poy
two or three per cent are
addicted to alcohol or are
problem drinkers to the ex-.
‘tent that they require some
form of treatment. The
number of people addicted
to various illicit drugs is
also growing at a fast rate.
bout 0.5 per cent of ad-.
ults can, at any one time;,

sist pecple-in need, a numb-
er of it groups have:

problem.
The lications of
these findings are clear. I

Deen -and are being devel- ~

oped. The Canadian Mental
Health A

rear ol

Law and Ordar Must Provall.

Judge Willlam Evans in
Nelson Jast wedk’ told a 19-
ld Glade» man ‘that

cal
-ean expect to be dealt with

Charged’ with’ creating
‘a disturbance‘dnting“a ‘fra-
cas on Baker St, Feb. 27
was Billy Taranoff, He was

fined $100 or In default one
month; in jail.

volunteer services to per:
sons in hospital as well as
home : visiting for people
who are socially isolated or
recovering from mental
health problems,
As the’ boarding home
ids to meet

if
such a large of
fon does ‘indded

has been considerable

pute over who should be
allowed to conduct psycho-
therapy. The question is a
serious one because delving

into beople’s * emotional

the needs of the mentally
ill and mentally retarded
returning to the

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from: residential centres, a

tt need exist. for
volunteers ‘to visit and as-
sist in activity programs.
In the area of youth, vol-
unteers have been largely

elop-
ment of the crisis

and youth hostels. With
professional support,” these

from a more
practical point’ of view, it
should be pointed out that
even if psychiatrists,
psychologists, psychiatric so-
clal workers and psychia-
tric and mental health
re!

be Pi :
If we add another six per
cent or so who have person--
ality disorders or display
antisocial reactions, the
number of people with be-
havior disorders approxi-.
mates ten per cent of, the
population, These figures.
represent 0! one given
point in time. Over a period

be utilized u4

trained — practioners

have to be developed if the
need for help is to be’ ful-

ly met. 5
» in an effort to

supplement . professionals

manpower shortages and as-

rs are:
their ability to help people
in trouble. ‘The two centr-
es, OPEN and Youth Infor-
mation Project, are exampl-
es of youth involvement in
the volunteer field. There is
an obvious need for volun-
teer visiting of older per-
sons who no longer have
their. spouses to provide
companionship.

. The. development’ of
volunteer programs. is an
ongoing requirement for
any community wishing to
assist those with emotional
or ‘social problems. Those

who are particularly inter-°

ceed in being involved 7
8 most import aspect!
of helping, should contact
one of the groups noted
above or any health or wel-
fare agency within the area.

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of. years, the ine:
maladjustment is even high-
er,

nut

cent. Now that modern me-
dicine has dramati ex:
tended the life span, many
more people will live long
enough to become victims
of senile psychoses. In view
of. this, we now estimate
that about one individual in
10 will at some time be ad-
mitted :to a mental hospital.
However, the total number
of people treated - for. be-
havior disorders is consider-
ably larger as an increasing
number. of people take. ad-
vantage «.of . private ..treat-
ment :or. 4

many people suffer from
various forms of .behavior
disorders. However, there is

that th

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THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
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and now,
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le.

prevalence of disturbed be-
ior, at least in certain

geographical areas, may be

Sports Festival.
Third Annual Event
To Open May 18
ual Brit-
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Sports will be . staged
“Homa 5S et
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David's Day Tea In the Royal Canadian Legion Hall

St. David's Day (March 1)
Marked by Welsh Tea Party

St. David's Day, March
1, honoring the patron saint
of the Principality of Wales,
was marked In tlega:
with a Welsh Tea 5;
ed by the Anglican Church
omen of St. David's par-
a] ss

The tea, presided over
by Mrs. Ken Johnson, was
held in the Royal Canadian
Legion Hall, which was de-
corated with daffodils, the
national flower of Wales.

decorations, which were
the care of Mrs, D, Marcel-
jus, was a wee doll dressed
in a Welsh folk costume.

len.
Ladies serving were

Famous Films
| Being-Sho

month.
elkirk College an-
nounces it is sponsoring a
festival of four film show-

Mrs. W. McCabe, Mrs, H.
Killough and Mrs. F. Hostet-
ter. The wellladen bake
table was supervised’by Mra,
B. Trussler and Mrs. E. J.
Hapala. Sewing table was in
charge of Mrs. Joe Killough
and Mrs. R..C. Donnan. Kit-
chen duties were shared by
M Mrs.

fon cake and Mrs. R. Lee
was the winner of the door
Pp :

CASTLEGAR
SOCIAL:
NOTES

By Mrs. R. Johnson
Phone 365-8294
Mr. J. Zorn of Vancou-
ver is presently visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mais Pass Cre

wee
in Kimberley.

play:

ding music.
Mr..R. C. Donnan re-

turned home Monday morn-

ing after. spending three

weeks in hospital.

sp!
Deepest sympathy. is
to Mrs.

ings, this Sunday
at 2°pm. in the Castle
Theatre, heise
The films to be showing
are as follows:
larch 5, Joseph Losey's
“Accident”, March 12 Fre-
derica Fellini's
March -19, Berg
man’s “Persona”, March 26,
Bertolucci’s “The Conform-
ist’’ fission to each

L. P: Fer-
guson who received word
last week of the death of
her brother George Childs
in California. Mr. “Childs:
Canadian to

was the 225th
enlist in 1914. He enlisted

‘1918. The members of the

Oddfellows Lodge were in
charge of. the funeral.

financial needs.

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COFFEE BREAK

Solving Some of the Problem
Associated With Making Pants

By Lois Hughes
Many favorable com-
ments have been made on

garments in
and children's wear being
modelled.

d be .on

and in the SHSS activity
room at 8 Be. There is no
admission fee and you will
see the beginners and inter-
mediates model their class
projects. Coffee will be ser-

are slim. Pants with pockets
and belts also add weight
to the figure. If you aren't
slight, avoid both of these,

When you choose a fab-
ric and a pattern, you. will
d the | follow!

Most pant — ‘patterns
come with stralght cut legs
and must be altered to the
wearer's measurements if
the desired effect is to be
achieved, Pacierns should
be purchased Py, the hip

ved at the of the
fashion show.

Lorry this ‘week will tel!
us about pants which she
says fashion experts and de-
signers say should be worn
only by women who present.
a Bleagant view, front, aft
and sldeways,

However, she also thinks
the convenience of wearing
pants far outweigh the ery
of fashion, and in this day
and age of active women

id f acti I
agree with her.

“But let Lorry instruct
us on this item for our
wardrobe: i

A smart women. will
ty on a pair of pants and
take a good look at‘her fi-
gure from all angles. If she
is honest with herself she
will make a mental note of
her problems and try to sol-
ve them objectively.

If her hips or seat are
very large, she can always:
wear an overblouse which is
long enough to cover this
area, The same would apply
if she has a protruding tum-

problem. -

If the whole trunk ar-
ea is thick and shapeless,
a loose fitting tunic or,
ket, at least to the
of the hips, could hide a
multitude of sins, ~ ;

Bell bottom pants are
very attractive on youthful
figures-but the sizeof the

ll really depends on the

be! i
height ofth@ “wearer. Too _ to’ th:
height ate ‘tha

le can make’ a per
son -look-shorter.and wider.
If you are ‘in’ doubt: about .
the lower’ e of the pants
—a ig «from 18 “inches
to 23. inches ‘is attractive.
Wider than that, belongs to
the. teenagers and teeny-
boppers, : as
Slightly flared pants
are good for all ages and
are. ‘gee suractve i
straight or slim legs.

Those . that. sew ~ at
home are able to make a
good pair of pants from a
yard or a yard anda quar-
ter of 60. inch Fortrel fab-
tic. This allows pienty of
hem and good wide seams.
The variety of pants pat-
terns available is erritic,

me
The best idea for pants
is to buy. one: pattern and
alter it to fit perfectly..Use
the same pattern. for all
your pant ‘suits, changing
only the tops. This elimin-
ates -constant altering. of
patterns and you ‘are assur-
ed a good fit every time.
Fabrics. for: pants are
important as well. Did you
know. that a textured Fort-
rel or double knit can add
pounds to your- figure? - If
you tend to. be heavy. on’
the hips or leg, then plain,
xtures are best.

“ smooth te:
Also if you tend to be hea- ~

vy, avoid the clingy jerseys
and’ single . knits, These
show up all your. extra
bulges. If you choose a rib-
bed ‘effect, make; sure the
rib. runs ‘up’ and’ down in-
stead of across, unless you

jac- .
bottom -

+ winners for

to patieta are two inches
or-less in Hip, waist or
thigh, then they can

pande on the seam allow-

pajustment is made ie the
pack, th same applies to

the elastic from a lightwei-

ght fabric instead, or to use

an elastic which needs no

casing and ‘can be sewn
just on-top of the pants.

Tod: Hes’ are longer

the le

hown, The bottom

hems should stop just where

the heel be;

eight |"

id _sum-

make the . ‘figure © s:
looking while loud © colors
add to.it Also, blouses and

ntion
I£your, figure
irop

an perfect, ,
ines to below the
“have problems

paper.

Government Offers
$100 Travel Essay
Prize to Students

Hon. W. K. Kiernan has
announced.that the Depart-
ment of Travel Industry of-
fers 30 prizes of $100 each

.to Grade XH_ students for
essays that might be used as
travel stories.

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Wage de

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should be’ not more than
1,000 words.:The project is
open to all Grade Xi Pi
in the province's public and
private schools.

Entries. should be sent
to Harry P. McKeever, Dir-
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St., Victoria, © post-marked
May 31, 1972, at the latest.

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Freshness, literary — ability
and knowledge of the pro-
ince are further factors

. “We “would also like to
think that the prize money
will encourage our’ senior
students to attend univer-
sity next year,” the Minis-
ter said.

Dance to
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Friday, March: 10; 1972

9 p.m. to.1 am.

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Non-Students $1.50

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