B8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 10, 1982

Kootenay-Boundary Visitors’ Association

Membership on the rise.

The nutabee of ibe:

culated h h the re-

ships in the Kootenay Boun-
dary Visitors A has

sgion calling ‘on individual

increased significantly over
last year, it was learned this
week.

An association spokesman
said that nearly 18 per cent
more businesses joined the
association this year, bring-
ing the total pummber to al-
moet 260,

During the past cight
weeks,

of com-
merce, and business. asso-
ciations to secure member:
ships.

Young reported ‘that he
was “very happy” with the
results and generally met an

to Caastry: and tt
is expected that 60,000 copies
of the magazine will be ready
for. distribution to tourists
beginning in late February.

Directors have approved
adding eight extra pages to
the booklet, due to the mem-
bership increase.

enthusiastic resp
throughout the region.
In other association news:
e The fon is ‘cur-

tatives headed by. Herb
Young of Creston have cir-

rently printing its summer
edition of the Visitors Guide

Queen not ready
to give up throne

By ALAN HARVEY

LONDON (REUTER) —
After $0 years as monarch in
Britain and symbolic head of
an expanding Common-
wealth, the Queen has no
thoughts of abdicating in fa-
vor of her eldest son, Prince

Charles.

“British ' monarchs don't
retire,” insisted: Bucking-
sham Palace official. ,

: Nevertheless ‘court offi-
cials expect the Queen, a
55, to take: more of a
seat in royal affairs a
-groom her heir for the task of
preserving the monarchy ina
changing world.

She was resting after photo-
graphing wildlife at a game
reserve in Kenya when her

father died at Sandrinkgham.

House, Norfolk.

. ASTABLE SYMBOL

Britain's prestige and in-
fluence was on the wane and
its empire was breaking up
as colonies became indepen-
dent but the Queen, since her
coronation, has become sol-
idly established as a symbol
of stability. .

In private life, the Queen
plays the role-of a wealthy
country landowner, and: is

probably the richest woman -
pale Britain. One of Britain's:

Though Queen
enjoys’ good health, one se-

nior palace official said: “She .

won't go on whizzing around
the globe indefinitely. Prince
Charles will take on a more
important role but not, as I
see it, the throne.”

Since Prince Charles, 82,
last year married Lady Diana
Spencer, it is the captivating

“Lady Di” who has become
the centre of attention.

GETS MORE RESPECT

The Queen. herself has
grown in stature since she
ascended the throne on Feb.

peet than ever before.
But her style has also
changed, ‘along: with “her
growing self-assurance.
From a desire to bring the
monarchy closer to the’ peo-
ple, she threw security..con-
siderations to the wind and
pioneered the- royal “walk-
about” in New Zealand in
1970.

Now the walkabouts are
routine as she plunges con-
fidently into crowds to chat
with well-wishers.

‘The Queen believes a sov-
ereign must serve as well as
rule, and had a strong sense
of ‘duty instilled by her late
father King George VI, who
died suddenly in 1952 aged 56
after a. 15-year reign.

Improbably, her reign be-
gan in a treehouse in Kenya.

nvoders and a beat au

son a Inger A Mages‘: speaking

from Nelson said the asso-
ciation plans a regional ‘travel.

display at six major Canadian
and U.S, cities during mid-
February to late March,

Information has been cir-
culated to’ chambers of com-
merce and major resorts
throughout the region to
draw their attention to the
project and to ask for finan-
cial support and personne! to
operate the display.

‘The project will cost $6,500
and chambers are: asked to
provide only $4765 of the total
cast.

KBVA_ will contribute.

Mages reported that ar-
rangements have been made

- for the Kootenay: Country

display to appear twice in
Edmonton and once each in
Regina, Calgary, Lethbridge,
Spokane and Vancouver.
Last year eight

veln yet another program,
the association announced
that $3,000 from the 1982 re-

been allocated to match equal

contributions of $1,600 ‘re-,

ceived. from. the. Regional

District of Kootenay , Boun- :

dary and: the Regional Dis-

trict of Central Kootenay.
The money will be used to

offset éxpenses: in’ printing

50,000’ copies: of “a regional
fo

tribution ‘to distant‘points on
the North. ‘American : conti-
nent,’ Europe, and Japan.

Some. copies ‘will ‘also be
available’ for local : distribu-
tion. The brochure is current-
ly-in preparation.

@ It .was learned of the
resignation ‘of “four,” associ-
ation . directors. : Hugh ‘Gil-

‘christ and'Gerry Williams of:

Grand Forks, and Tim Barry
of Nelson, Fesigned for per-
sonal

Teasons.

Neville ‘Atkinson of Cres-
ton, resigned:due.to a. ‘job
commitment ‘in Calgary and
will be'replaced by. Beth
Ludlow of Gray Creek.

-and career

‘gional contributing grant has

VITA STOREY
++. Women's access
coordinator.

Vita Storey
to deal with
women’s issues
+ Vita Storey is the new
women’s access ‘tor

for Selkirk College.

Storey, who has been in-
volved in women’s issues in
the Kootenay region since

the - early 1970's, was in-
strumental in setting up the

- women’s’centre in Nelson.

Storey will provide infor-
mation and a referral service
for women in the community
in areas such as educational

nal Yied out at the Shrine Burn

Shriners’ installation

“The ‘rowly-elocted: presl:
dents of the officers. of the
High Arrow Shrine Club No,
88, Nelson ‘Shrine Club No. 1,
Trail-Rosaland ‘ Shrine: Club
No. 8, and Salmo Shrine Club
No, 21 willbe installed Feb.

Institute in, Boston.
“Through the work of Dr.
John'F. Burke, former ‘chief
of staff of the ‘Burn Institute
of Tectinology over the past,
two years “artificial ‘skin’ ‘is

now being’ produced in ‘the.

Nelson Hote] by Gizeh''Tem-
ple officer: Chief Rabban Ar
thur Prowal.”

High Arrow officers to
installed include: prestdent’
W.J./ Gordon; ° vice-president:
D.M. Wickett and’ secretary
John Holden, all of Castlegar.

Salmo Shrine officers, pto
installed’ are: sbreeldent: ¢ Ole.

ry and is'being used
on patients.

« “The product, which can be®. }

produced in any size needed,

he, Tooks and feels like: human

skin and is not rejected by
the body,

“It re saving many lives,

particularly | in the case of

be - burn: victims ‘with third de-

burns who theraly have
\nO: skin | left to be used for
aftin

oh tee: “over 400 visits to
Shrine Hospitals were made
by injured children from B. C.
Many,-of the leading speci
allsts in burn and orthopaedic
work in:North America have
received part of their train-
ing in. these hospitals in-
duding the Shrine Arthritic
Research Centre in Montreal.
The colorful Shrine of
North America was founded
in 1872 and the first Shrine
Hospital was founded jn 1921.

The nobels will head'éne of
the most active Shrine Clubs
in Gizeh: Temple” which: en-

‘compasses: 39 “Shrine. Clubs

and*.'17 ~:performing. -units.
Arthur © Prowal, a: New

praised’the research in the
fields-of burns, orthopaedics,
and arthritis undertaken: by

“One of the latest ey
is research into skin grown:
fe burn ‘ietime A major
step forward in the: treat-
ment, of burns: is -being car-

ea) Young of Creston; 25
{Norm

persoi
and professional growth, non-

ities joined KBVA in. this
major promotional project.
The association also an-

- nounced that $2,000 has been

allocated from the 1982 re-
gional ing grant to

Maskio ‘of ‘Ainsworth Hot’
Springs, as second vice-presi-
dent; and-Inger J. Magas ‘of
Neleon as Soeretary: -treasur-
er,

be used toward the con-
of the ©

ority on
indulges a fondness ‘ae ‘Corgi
dogs.

In spite'of an ever-present.

tisk from the outlawed Irish
Republican Army, the Queen
does‘ not. like to be over-
protected and insists on rid-
ing in open carriages to pub-
lic occasions. .

“The Queen takes the view
that if, she fulfils a public
engagement she - must see
and be seen by the public,”
explained one palace official.

Highway 8 promotional pro-
gram which started last year
in conjunction with five other
travel associations in. B.C.
‘and Alberta.

‘This year the Crowsnest
Program will entail. printing
160,000 copies of a color bro-
chure citing features: along
the highway as well as.a
half-hour motion -picture
made by Keith McColl, to be
shown on CTV

i for. the 1 Te-
maining ‘vacancies will, be
made ‘on: March 16 “at the
Board of Directors regular
meeting.

ig and. re-
entry to education and the
labor market.

Storey can be reached at

the Castlegar campus’ on“
Monday ‘and ‘Tuesday at J.
David ‘Thompson University
Centre on Wednesday and’at .
Selkirk College's Vocational’,

Division in-Nelson on Thurs-
day and Friday.

Aluminum

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