B4 Castlegar News September, 24, 1986

Leduc presented with
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By LORNE ASHTON

Helen Leduc, a member of
the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 170 Ladies Aux
iliary, was presented with a
life membership pin at a
Legion branch and auxiliary
dinner Saturday night

The annual dinners that
are put gp by the branch for
the ladies auxiliary and the
ladies for the branch, were
combined this year at the
suggestion of the auxiliary

The dinner is held to show
the appreciation to each
group over the past year for
work well done.

Working together has
raised a considerable amount
of money which is donated
back into the community to
many different organizations

The Legion was expecting

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130 people to attend the
dinner but only about 84
showed up and the branch
still ended up paying for 130
dinners.

The dinner was catered by
East Gate Gardens and was
served by Stanley Humph
ries band members. The
Branch donated $400 to the
band for its services.

Vice-president Bob Dep
tuck stood in for president
Denny Tucker as master of
ceremonies. Ed Zorn said
Grace. Past president Jim

Moore gave the toast to the
Queen.

Ladies Auxiliary president
Dorothy Fleming presented
Ledue with her life member
ship pin for many years of
voluntary service.

Leduc joined the organiza
Lion in 1970. She was catering
supervisor for 14 years. She
has held all executive po
sitions throughout the years,
including being president for
five years. Leduc has been to
conventions on five occasions

three times as a delegate
and two as a fraternal

Castlegar to host
Dog-A-Thon

“Walk your best friend for
those who need one” is the
slogan for the second national
Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon for Can
ine Vision Canada

cities across the country will

be participating in this year's

major fund-raising event
Castlegar will be one of the

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Supplement to the Castlegar News
of Wednesday, September 24, 1986

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cities hosting a 10-kilometre

walk on Oct. 5. The walk will

begin at the arena complex at

1 p.m. “It is hoped that we

will have participants from

the whuie West Kootenay

area.” a walk organizer said

ii a prepared release. All

participants should register LIFE MEMBERSHIP Dorothy Fleming, Royal pin. The presentation was made at a Legion and
one hour before the event Canadian Legion Branch No. 170 Ladies Auxiliary ausiliary dinner Saturday night

president, presents Helen Leduc with lite membership

Canadians will join to
gether Oct. 5 to help raise
funds to aid in the training of
dog guides for the visually
impaired. Canine Vision Can
ada, the full training centre
located in Oakville, Ont., has
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sors to pledge any amount of
money per kilometre and
then complete as much of the
course as possible with your
dog.

For sponsorship sheets and
information contact Chri
399-4121, Karen — 365-3739,
or Kathy — 365-6549. Pledge
forms can also be picked up
at the Castlegar News, arena
complex and most schools.

“The walk proceeds will be
applied to the ongoing oper
ations of the school and to the
hiring and teaching of more
trainers,” says Ron Brown,
manager, Canine Vision Can
ada. The cost of graduating
one dog and student team is
approximately $5,600. The
school has graduated 38
teams since opening in 1985.

Last year, thousands of
Canadians walked their dogs
for Canine Vision Canada and
raised $250,000 in the first
ever national walk for the
school

This year the fund raising
goal has also been doubled to
$500,000, as organizers ex
pect the number of walks to
double.

Recreation news

Our fall fitness classes are
now in full swing. If you have
not yet registered why wait
any longer — do it today! For
all the moms and dads who
are not working, in the
morning why not participate
in our fitness packages? For
only $40 you can take part in
our Low Bounce-Streteh and
Strength Class along with
having your child in baby
sitting or variety hour. This
class runs from 9 10 a.m.
Tuesdays and Fridays. If you
are interested in a class that
is a little more vigorous and
happens three times a week,
register in Morning Aerobics
along with babysitting
and/or variety hour. The cost
of these programs is only $45
For more information on all
our fitness classes contact
the recreation office at
365-3386

KNITTING CLASS

If you have always wanted
to learn to knit, crochet or
paint why not register in a
program today? Our knitting
class starts next Tuesday and
in this program beginners
will learn to create inexpen
sive articles and gifts. The
class runs for five weeks and
the cost is $15.

RE-EXPLORE ART

For the creative artist in
the house who hasn't picked
up their paints for quite some
time why not re-explore art?
For six weeks you can paint
your own decorative master
piece in oils, watercolors, ete
and enjoy your own creative
ness. Don't delay, register
for this class today

MEXICAN FOOD

Have you always won
dered what real authentic
Mexican food tastes like?
Here is your chance. Starting

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on Tuesday we are offering a
Mexican Cooking Class. It
runs four sessions, Tuesdays

p-m. at KJSS. So put a little
spice in your life — come
learn how easy it is to cook
south of the border style. The
cost of the program is $30.
OTHER OPENINGS

Other programs that still

have openings are: Dog

Obedience, Friends for Din
ner, Stained Glass, Gym
nastics. Corn Husk Dolls, Be
coming Your Personal Best
and many others.

INSTRUCTORS NEEDED

Instructors are needed for
Preschool Gymnastics and
Mini Basketball. If you are
interested contact Verona at
the recreation office.

Daytime use of
headlights urged

The Castlegar and District
Chapter of the Registered
Nurses Assocation of B.C
wants motorists to drive with
headlights on during the
daytime

“As nurses, we are com
mitted to reducing unneces
sary personal injuries and
the loss of life. Daytime
driving with headlights on
will do this because it lowers
the danger of collisions by

showed a 22 per cent re
duction in collisions through
the daytime use of headlights
by fleet operators

In Finland, where daytime
running lights have been
mandatory since 1982, the
measure is credited with a 28
pers cent drop in head-on
collisions and a 24 per cent
reduction in pedestrian acci
dents during the winter
months.

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Beverly Onischak says in a delegates representing

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