2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., March 7, 1968

A TEACHER TALKS
AEE PA RS

column is submitted | help in discrimination of sim-) ber is that these sto: sessions

right eye movement, and

teacher.

DTA, Box 416, Kin-j| words in context.

Hlaritles and differences, left|should be pleasurable ex;

ences for parents and ¢!

other needed pre-reading he parent should encourage

the child to discuss the

{i ld During the preprimer|tures. The child should

not express the opinion of any period, the child begins to
Comments | learn a few sight Words which
iries are invited and|are incorporated into short,|h
be directed to J. B.|simple stories since it is im-|s
Public Relations Of-| portant that the child learn|be successful at school.

confidence he ne

When the child starts

BC. | In stage, the the] school and begins his form-

8 8

sel
Because tt the skills of com-
are 90

id-}to learn some
he attack skills faut ae an

arts program in t!
primary division of the e!
mentary frais stem is to| dently

instruction time
ning | natural speech.

liste!
related to reading Vocabulary and story
and in a full, well-balanced Comte are also more advanc-

“In levels five through

Jangua fe arts program all of

these s! are developed as
fully as possible for each Ae (second and third years),
child. the child

more difficult, bot ae
selection of vocab ulary,
in the com; lexity, of the ideas

cry ma use of rally of not
methods, depending on the
needs and abilities of the chil-

alysis are taught in conjunc
tion with most reading” pro-| can on iho wea ioe
les Pao a pets The
comp! e_ program
same Most classrooms
that children can “sound out” | are ©:
words or recall the basic sight}
vocal oy
Reading is gaining mean- e
ing from the printed symbol. which he is experiencing dif-
e ae adder |. Not only will the

final consonant sounds)
which’ he will’ use indepen-' 2 hil

later 0
Th ‘majo roportio | reads" the vel four, the, cd
le Or rtion of|}reads the “fi reader is”
2 devoted|in which the sentence pat-{at reading.
terns are more like those of

reads from books
which become progressively

“Hearn

‘eco al reading instruction, his
and the ¢ child oe Barents should encourage his

cessful in his early atte
Parents shoud} not stop

shave no real value.
The parents should, not
criticize his

| would not be

PROUD WINNER of $25 as West Kootenay winner in an
essay contest is Marilyn Polovnikoff of Tarrys. Extending
their congratulations to Marilyn are Mrs. Schulte, centre,
president, and Mrs. Orla left,

Gloomy Forecast
For Water Bid
By Oolischenia

From the point of view
of both
area and provisions be ie

Bat we stock o full selection of

beh SAVAGE SHOES

rowing feet, forthildren’* >

Maddocks Shoe Store

a good trans-

action for the
area.
This was the opinion of

Mr. Rust, a Kinnaird al-
derman as well as chairman
of the regional board, said
Tesults of his recent trip to
Victoria were far from en-
couraging for Ootischenia re-

One of a long list of
mattere discussed by Mr. Rust
while in Victoria, the ARDA
question has been of prime

CARS was the sponsor of the contest, which was concerned
with reasons why young persons should not smoke. Marilyn’s
essay is eligible for a provincial prize and ultimately possibly
a national award. — Castlegar News Photo

to discern wi boo!
have merit and which do not.

Most. important of “ead
parents chovld not make such
an issue of reading that it

of the to of
y Castlegar branch, Canadian Arthritis and Cancer Society.

the unorganized area’as one
means of acquiring federal
and provincial assistance for
obtaining a dependable water
supply for the area.

“The

— the Agri-
cultural’ Rehabilitation and
Development Act — were not

wing] botn boys and git, 19 and

Attention all Junior Golf-
ers and “would-be” golfers—.

ing shotmaking, pl
* bs reer Conduct pla
n e year, and sev-
eral junior tounaments mn are

cut
et ad tea it ns This program, together with
as possible to either Castle-|the opportunity to play on

of $270,000,” S pole
Of this amoun ithe Oot-
it District

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

Then you want a central address close to
all attractions, yet priced to suit your budget.
We have a dining room and coffee shop and are
close to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel
free to drop us a line for our descriptive bro-

Sands Motor Hotel
MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards Honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

meaning, to o gain some under-
ding

what they|a advance,

children
vanes through ts the) levels els ot

gar Drug* or Carl's Plaza

the best 18-hole course in the |5r",

CRISIS

IN

CANADA

Hear JOHN MUNRO, President,
K y-West C vative Assn.,
On a Subject of Vital
Concern to All Citizens

FEWAY’S | THE.

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TO

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— Choic’, Canada Good. .

‘Beef Western Pot Roast i

Old Fashioned Family size Pot Roast.
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’ Sliced Side Bacon

11 Cottage Rolls

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Sirloin: Steak |

Superb Beef.
* Top Guslity, Government Inspected.
| Canada Choice; Canada Good.

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| Fresh Bologna

Beef Sausage ns Pkg. 7 3¢ q a Peg Te}

Economy Brand. 1% Ib. pack:

Drugs. oe th eee [eter a choula produce
g mee! quality’ equired
ing a the Junior t Develop ganizatio! n op ensure the club's by the oe
it Committee Erecessful , development $270, 00
baja. very, only 3 ‘#109000 would be

I ey ts pie: Gov

TONIGHT

Thursday, March 7

A formative gucefing was
held recently in, home of

Mr. and Mrs. tt penal of
lect an execu-

Through discussion

of the stories they read,
children some in- .
sight int le. Canadian.

td thee own experi- | i y Mr.
Pecked in Oil.

ences and their own feelings
it life.

divers’
Concentrating for the} iin

uuon for them at Twin Rivers

Social Workers

hf fatare. by th
So; juniors j—, 6et | that ments,” KINNAIRD HALL AT 8 P.M.

ts} Brilliant, to
tS live for the neni formed Sky- groups and provide instruc-| form in now!

‘The $170,000 cost would
excessive for irri;

Large

- Sardines :

3% oz. tin

about
When v help children | read.
fo ine is i nt, we are Parents can help their
iene on to read. cullarn, to be successful

‘ts See areal ents gency measures, the slab has} six

pare!
Ow, divided into levels mE 's| undertaken to em-| ‘Mi has
Boy, 2 In the 6 first year of the of slo Biydiving. the ee saleny. 0 of| donated his sex Eenerously
P r=) skydit

Miracle Whip,
32-02; jar

Sale shaven de

Held a Sominar
mn, most chil- him. ceeds to be turned over to

out ‘that "ARDA
.
rork I At Selkirk College
dren ‘will complete levels one | ies ‘to the juniors to help out in ren-
to four. Level one is the many excellent ovating of the proposed jun- Am

“Lucerne. Regular, .
Cottage Cheese s=-2 7
82 oz. carton saoeeeee
There successful semin-
reading readiness period dur- poo available ¢ today-—books ior clubhouse and procure- aP shoaenrea | by the Kootenay

Taste: Tells. -
Beans wit Pork fete 8 ford 1.0
ing which the child receives] havin, artistic ment of instructional films branch of the British Colum- 14 fl.oz. tin

Bane tne Caldecott Award and aids. eh 7 pro|] . ae aa 5
Winners are a good start for The junior age limits months ago by a gov tard ¢ ‘ 4 2 z a oi
: Peanut Butter o7ec

parents who are not sure of | have | been, tentatively estab- ursda! Offi
C A ST L E wat fo look for in children’s he Silver cure lub | lish lish 12 years before Sept. Dr. Alan of re, chil cial -indica Res. or "or Chink Style.
‘The main thing to remem- jumps regularly ae ne Colum- L eat jan 18 years after| psychiatrist with the ‘Burnaby 48 fl. oz. tin
Bel air Frozen. :
Just heat in the oven.

Aug, 24 24, 1 mental health centre and eesistan that it
SHOWS 7.30 & 8.00 p.m. Bove and girls under this| Psychiatric consultant to the eclared. 7 present zn
————— that it
Tonite and Friday

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR

age are invited to sub-' New Denver Home for Boys} future, primaril, -
mat ‘thelr “applications, as a[and Mrs. Iris Preddy, special tural are: ar shove am age

KALEIDOSCOPE stanter group will be formed placement officer. for the Bri-
Warren Beatty tish Columbia Welfare Divis-

‘Susannah York ion conducted the open Sem-

if there’ i is S sufficient interest.

Color

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SAT. - MON. - TUES.

Don Knotts Joan Freeman
The Reluctant Astronaut
———

WED. - THURS - hte
Alex Guinness Berger
Ag Quiller Mesusranduea

SLOW DOWN
Q0kIVE! .

Province of British Columbia
Dopertment of Highways
Nelson Highway District

PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD RESTRICTIONS

Pursuant to Section 27 of the Highway Act and

Section 199 of the Motor Vehicle Act, the follow-

ing load restrictions are hereby imposed on all

Provincial highways and roads within the Nelson
) District 12:01 a.m.

March 6, 1988, until further notice.

No person shall operate any vehicle over any
Provincial highway, road, or arterial highway hav-
ing a single axle weight in excess of 75% of
18,000 pounds or a tandem axle weight in excess
of 75% of 32,000 pounds.

EXCEPT on the Southern Trans Canada — Fruit-
vale to Creston; No. 3A Nelson to Balfour; No.
3A Castlegar to Nelson which shall be limited to
legal axle loading.

of the and
prosecuted.

will be

G.R. Kent.
District Superintendent

The local club, nan we

tely 30 social

ero Para
By the cpa of tis month fr (3
embership in the Canadian

Membership in this na-
‘tional group is man
before the club may sanction
jumps.

activity for
sxoup st but club officials

ing |members of the club,
confidence that ar-|the
re suitable

A residential site, or one
in which residents do not

live mainly by farming would
not qualify. Bites

c- Mrs. Preddy spo!
.|ly about the eight fi P
centres nt used for
children Detecenthe ages of
six aud 18 years.

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All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

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i juniors must become

either
as a registered junior under |‘
Yate, or ‘as an in-
dividual junior’ member at
the $15 rate.

Those elected
ecutive of the club are:
Donald, president and safety

members are: Wally
Munro, Jeanette Beatton and
Sharon McReady.

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Rich coffee flavér lovked in the whole bean

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MAZOLA 0 Mw 32 o2, bottle —_ 89¢ 2

LUNCHEON MEAT =» - 2 for 89c_
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GATSUP. oe 11ce sot 4 FO# $1.
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Full 24 oz. each

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Cauliflower

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