: CASTLEGAR News, April 7, 1962

By BARBARA BULLARD °
In case you've been hear-
ing more ‘talk’ about magic,
it's because Doc Miles, a
traveling magician, perform-
ed 20-minute shows for each

‘As It As It Happens
MGGie nutrition, art

ented artist, Dave Sime, an

“Legi : n tea
Capacity turnout.

The Légion hall was) a
scene of much activity Sat

‘di fter hen th
regroups. “family - style”. ‘to. s conflicting ‘come. from the bate oar See aa:

phant table: was: wall iper-
Viaed by“ Molly White and

‘busy. serving tea.

who:
dresses like a Montana cow-
boy — tall and handsome. He
came to Carl Swanson’s
Grade 4-6 group and did * 8

class. I fate a. visitor
who can be | patient enough to
see the kids this way, rather
- than in assembly. It's easier
to pay attention. Doc Miles
could ‘do one bag of tricks for
kindergarten and a different:
sort of display for Grade 6.
Our clever librarian, Helen
Foulger, invited this inter-
esting fellow as be of a
i dit

school stadf is im and”.
proud to have:a. donation of
one of his paintings. Soon it
will be* ‘guitably framed: and’~
put on. permanent’ display.

This happens: ‘Spontaneously “fs

as a parent group’ struggles

with. paperwork and beauro-.
cracy to put artists in the’

schools. Yes. Thanks Dave.
We were: t

program, -

‘Zena Ursalak’s young
dance students donned color-
ful folkwear and presented,
the schoo! with a lively show;
the culmination of several
after-school lessons.

During nutrition -week,
even the kindergarteners
were coming home with
explanations of the four basic
food groups. Several moms,

to host

the popular Canadian wildlife |
photographer, Tommy. Tom-
pkins, once more with. his
latest film, Valley of the
Grizzlies. This intelligent,
fast-talking mountain _man

can keep wee ones and adults
spellbound. Last summer he
tramped through the wilder-
ness of Northwest B.C. When
he wasn't getting shots. of
inlet and mountain goats,

a
snack and fruit punch. Later,
the Home-school Association
invited an expert from, prov-
incial mental health to add-
ress community members as
to how diet can influence be-
havior and learning.

Mr. Sopp ‘surprised the
group .of 25 with statistics
regarding the dietary habits
of ‘hostile, aggressive juven-
ile delinquents. He * specu-
lated as to what the “white
stuff” we eat does to our
emotions,

Many thanks to the ‘tal-

he wi
derous ie shedding of snow and
fice boulders from the tongues

-of glaciers, He told the stu-

dents “When you grow up, I
want you to help me keep our
wildlife safe in Canada.”
His‘ appeal gave the
young students a sense that
he, indeed, has some impor-
tant and worthwhile work to

‘ attend to at the completion of

school. , °,

We are ‘again trying an
experiment that worked in
the old red schoolhouse. On
Monday mornings, everyone

the thun- .

share. ‘and, make: Bible; “Eye for an eye”.and: iliary to.the Royal: Canadia:
bolita decisions regarding “Love your pada heels One ‘ Legioa ‘hela Theis aad
o social of “child
ing tea and bazaai
group living. The idea. behind : ise here, “Love ee neigh- se The: han po filled to cap-
"
regrouping foe this meeting. be bor. Ese v, “acity, throughout the ‘after:

Members : of the. spring noon. ‘
: groups. of“ ordinary.iigrade .
levels.and mingle littlo ones coticert ‘planningcommittee *. President Mra, we Ledue

ES _ are’ spending their holidays welcomed ‘guests’ and: de-:;
“tal bigger’ ones, (as ina icaividually stretching thelr clared the tea officially
Ye imaginations on how to work~ opened. The tables were Very |
ecology: theme into a full: attractive. with:, their: floral

: raged - ‘arrangements ‘of spussy wil-

' invarious | lows’ and daffodils.

capacities for. the final 1 BES The ‘well-laden bake table.
was a very busy’spot and it

Olsen,’Rose Debeqilc,
Cummings, Rhonda’ Soren:
son, Candy Jerome, Carol
Him and Sylvia: ‘Morris,

taken care: of by. Jean Fitz:

patrick and’ Lena Ubanie.
Prize inners ‘were:’ ham-
r draw! — Sheila Plamon-

y and. prob-; concert is a big’ event ath a. Zorn, . Bernice ,Narraway,

lem-solving. ait “wide” of i “Doreen +h and Mary
‘About aggression; one girl: After: plans. have’ gelled, the * Kennedy. ‘The’ sewing and

reported, “Dad says, °‘Slug ‘next invitation will describe a novelty table was attended to

‘him!’-" “Mom says, ‘Don't!.".’ working framie and: specify by Rose Johnson and Marge

We superimpose school rules. exactly what activities are Rafter.

Other suggestions’ — often possible for’ volunteers. A well-stocked white ele-

thanks and denn ap reciation
and all who made ‘worthwhile

afternoon 80 successful.

Muriel.“Heagy. Ladies kept
7 “Sig.” of all, “major

’ Tickets for the draw were.

jon;"set of dishes'— Shatina’
of Edmonton; * door’

to all who attended the’ tea
donations helping make the,

- upsets. Irish

“LONDON (AP) — Leadors
Hactions in
Northern’ Ireland’ have de-
nounced. a, British govern-

:ment. plan for a 78-member

elected assembly, with a

‘Roman’ Catholic leader ,call-

y ing ita “futile exercise” and a

* Protestant terming it a gas
ble-cross.”

“Britain must realize hat
nothing short. of her total
withdrawal from Ireland will

. bring peace to our country,”

said: David O'Connell, ‘vice-

‘president of Sinn Fein, the
‘Irish Republican Army's pol-

itical front...
Ifthe plan announced

a Monday by Northern Ireland

Secretary James Prior is put
into" effect, assembly elec-
tions will be held this fall-in
the latest British effort to
forge a sharing of. power

among Protestants and -Ro-,-

man Catholics-in the auglte: t

torn country,

‘The British have tried and.
failed four times in nine years
to bring a measure of stab-
ility to Northern Ireland. *

’Pror’s "plan, subject to
Parliament's approval, in-
cludes tho electionof an ad-

visory assembly to’ which
London would restore social
and economic powers one by.
one.

James Molyneaux, a leader
of the Protestant Official
Unionists, called the plan “a
decei; and a double-cross.”

John Hume, leader of the
predominantly Catholic 8e-
cial Democratic and Labor
Party, said the plan “does not
provide the basis for peace.”

Delegates named _
to May conference

The Castlegar’ and District
Senior Citizens held their
regular meeting in the centre
last Thursday. Mrs. Jessie
Donnan, presided. One min-
ute of silence was observed in
memory ‘of the Jate Mabel
Clelland.

Four members weré given
birthday greetings and mem-
bers were asked to remem-
ber the sick members in their
prayers. Jessie Donnan and
Molly White were elected as
delegates to attend the prov-
incial conference in May.

Correspondence was dealt
with and Molly White, who
had attended the United Way
meeting representing. the
SCA, gave a very interesting
report. The United Way can-
vass will begin in September.

Members . were’ reminded
of the Whist Drive to which
they had been invited by the

Nelson SCA. Castlegar mem- bi

bers will host an afternoon of
bridge. this -Monday in the
Centre.

Committee reports: “dt
chen — all well in that de-
partment; entertainment’ —

Recalled
salmon

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
total of 480,000 cans of Al-
aska pink salmon of the type

ordered recalled in the U.S. ~

entered B.C., the inspection
division of federal Fisheries
Department said Monday.”

While the department con-
siders it “unlikely many of
these cans are still available,”
it advises consumers to re-
turn those with the impli-,
cated code to stores or the
department laboratory in
Vancouver.

They are 7 %-ounce tins of
pink salmon from Petersburg
Fisheries Inc. in Alaska, with
the symbol PGN embossed
on the lid, said S.D. Liem,
acting senior engineer for the
department in Vancouyer.

He said samples were
checked here when the prod-
uct came in and “nothing was
wrong.” Three small lots of
the salmon — 10,000 cartons
—packed in 1980 entered
B.C., he said.

The U.S. Food and Drug
Administration alerted coun-
terparts in Ottawa last week

* that 26 million cans, the larg-
est botulism-related recall in
history, were withdrawn and
the number could reach 40
-million.

in May Dr. Roy Ward will
entertain with some of his
pictures. The ‘April meeting
will be assorted card games.
Kurt Waterman expressed
his thanks for all the kind-
ness he received while sick.

members visited ©

Many

Mrs. E. Sherbiko in hospital,
and are sorry to hear that
Jean Stone and Jack Mar-
cellus are in hospital. Get
well and sympathy cards
chave been sent out during
the month.

A donation” was made to
the OES Cancer project. in
memory of Mabel Clelland.
Members are invited to. a

afternoon. of crib hosted by

Trail SCA April'15.
Members: were reminded.
of ‘the ‘ Kootenay-Boundary

zone meeting held in Castle- -

gar Tuesday, April 20 at 1
m.

Delegates from the Castle-
gar branch appointed: were

Molly White and “Mrs: J. -

Heslop. Executive .members
will detail the many resol-
_utions and give the delegates

an idea how to vote on them .

at the provincial meeting.

The branch's 25th birthday
was discussed, and a com-
mittee formed to look into
(costs ‘and report at the next
“business meeting. Entertain-
ment has been arranged for
this ‘event.

The members'of the Stro- ”

kers. club, people who have
had a stroke — asked if they
could use the centre for their
meetings once a: month’ and
the request was granted.
The afternoon door, prize,
donated by Mrs. H. Bonacci,
was won by Kurt Waterman.
The meeting was closed

‘with the’ singing’ of The

Queen ‘and the 69 members:
present enjoyed _ refresh-
ments.

ie
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