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wc _ Castlegar News october 2, 1906

Seniors throw
Halloween party

The Castlegar Senior Citi
zens Association held its
social meeting Thursday in
the form of a Halloween
party

Those members who ar
rived in costumes were the
cause of much merriment

Ivan and Thelma Ratcliff
and Wally Walper were pre-
sént with their musical in
struments to provide music
for the occasion.

The party opened with the
singing of O Canada, ac
companied by the orchestra
followed by a welcome to

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members and guests.

Music was provided by the
orchestra for the parade of all
those wearing costumes.

Judges were Mable Isak-
son, and Agnes and Lloyd
Groutage. They declared it
difficult to make a decision
but finally awarded prizes to
Sarah and Rolf Jacobson as
best dressed couple; Liz
Latta as best dressed lady
(who came in a gypsy cos-
tume) and the best dressed
man Joe Killough (as Bat-
man).

Those winning prizes for
comic costumes were Bea
Lundquist as a hobo, Nels
Latta and Jean Fitzpatrick as
clowns, and Florence Lay.
cock as a ghost. Additional
prizes went to La Dell Lip-
sett and Frances Hunter.

Prizes were also awarded

DOUKHOBORS
SEEK AN END
TO ARMS RACE

By CasNews Staff

The Union of Spiritual Communites of Christ (Orthodox
Doukhobors) have sent a telegram appealing to U.S.
President Ronald Reagan to end the arms race.

The message, signed by USCC Honorary Chairman
John J. Verigin and the chairman and secretary of the USCC
executive, stressed international peace.

“We are more convinced then ever that the United
States . .. should respond now, before it is too late, to the
proposals of .. . the Soviet Union, in taking . . . significant
steps to stop the suicidal arms race,” the letter said.

Doukhobor delegates have participated in two major
gatherings of peace forces; the World Conference of
Religious Workers for Lasting Peace, Disarmament and
Just Relations Between Peoples, held in Moscow June 6 - 10,
1977 and the World Conference of Religious Workers for
Saving the Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Catastrophe.

The letter states that the official representatives of the
conferences have appealed to all religious leaders through
out the world “to do everything in our power, while there is
still time, to preserve our planet Earth from destruction. _

Copies of the letter were sent to Soviet General
Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev, Prime Minister Brian Mul
roney, and U.N. Secretary General Perez de Cuellar.

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Thursday, Oct. 23 through to Wednesday, Oct. 29

Student
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By KIMBERLEY BELTON
One of the more socially-conscious clubs featured at

uur school is Amnesty International. Amnesty is a world
wide organization created for the purpose of freeing
prisoners of conscience”, who have been jailed because
lof their religious beliefs, sex, or political beliefs.

The prisoners Amnesty attempts to help are never}

iled for violent crimes, but for merely speaking their
minds. These prisoners realize that often the only thin
that can save them is a phone call from another govern.
iment, or letters from Amnesty International.

The members of Amnesty International spend their
Imeetings discussing the prisoners and writing letters o!
protest to the government of the country where the}
prisoners are jailed.

It is one of Amnesty’s policies never to send letters
to the government of the country where that particular
group is based. When prisoners are released, occasionally
they or their friends or relatives write thank-you letters
to Amnesty for helping them to be freed.

Castlegar has one of the most active small-town
branches of Amnesty International, more than 40 people

trong. Our school is especially concerned and involved as
imany of these prisoners are students themselves, some
s young as 14

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“We value the parental
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learning for our students.
Our parents are working
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There are 15 students in our school who are active
members of Amnesty. They meet every Monday, and
Ihave watched videos of the origin of Amnesty
International, and have had people in to teach them the
most effective style of letter-writing. Several teachers|
re also actively involved: Mr. D. Healing, Mr. J. Orr, Mr
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By CasNews Staff

Cominco Ltd. won a silver
medal for excellence in Van
couver earlier this month

The Product Research
Centre of Cominco Metal won
the award for innovation, ac
cording to a prepared re
lease.

The presentations were
made for achievement in
marketing, productivity, en
trepreneurship, technology
transfer, labour management
cooperation, innovation, in
vention and industrial de
sign.

Independent panels of ex
perts drawn from business
and industry across Canada
judged the entries. The
grand jury, chaired by Bruce
Howe, Commissioner Gen
eral of the Canada Pavilion at
Expo 86, made the final
selection.

“This has been an oppor
tunity to discover what some
of the best business and
scientific minds in this coun
try are achieving,” Howe was
quoted as saying in the press
release. “I can introduce you
to some entrepreneurs
among the finalists who
started with nothing but a
great idea.

“Some of them put every
personal asset they had on
the line,” he said.

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