’ us Castlegar News January 7, 1987

COMMUNITY NEWS

Thank You

Frans and Maria Braal would like to take this
opportunity fo thank all the people who braved a
snowstorm to come to the Legion Hall in
Castleg ere the bt b

Parliament, Bob Brisco, presented them with o
special certificate of appreciation from Veterans
Affairs Minister, George Hees, and their special
thanks to the members-of the Castlegar i gre
tor hosting this event, and to the the
Kaslo Legion for their perseverance. You all
made this an unforgettable evening for us.

Emily Carr Coll

Thirteen West Kootenay men and women begin studies
Jan. 9 in an Emily Carr College of Art and Design (ECCAD)

ope

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ns here

and members of Britain's

io even in the full p
courses.

am offered for the first time in C

will be enrolled
until June 28. THe courses were previously availaBleenly in
Terrace and Prince George.

The si will be offered in collaboration

LOAN-OUT

CAMERA

The Castlegar News has two simple-to-
operate loan-out cameras (complete
with film) which it is pleased to allow
groups to use for taking pictures for use
by the Castlegar News.

Arrangements for the use of these
cameras should be made through our
News Department at 365-3517.

with Selkirk College, in recently prepared facilities at 650
-23rd Avenue, adjacent to the Kinnaird Library of Castlegar.
It begins with Art History’ lectures by Sherry McKay and

For a fun-filled family getaway, visit Montana’s

the studio course Color taught by Rick Cuff. Following in

will be 3-D

(George R

ge 1), Drawing

(Ken Wallace), Creative Processes (Barbara Cole) and
Survey of Western Art (Sherry McKay).
‘The new program and facility will be luanched with an

open house at 6 p.m. Jan. 9.

ECCAD Outreach Foundation Coordinator Judith
ii of the d

O'Keeffe will attend to answer

for the program are age 18-21 who

eligible
have graduated from Grade 12 or those over 21 who meet
ECCAD entry requirements. Each must prepare a portfolio

Royal Family.
George

‘Rammell has lenghty teaching experience in

riety of major projects for
sculpture and has nbn My variety of Vancouver Public
globe Canada an

of original work for pi
Those who full

at an interview.

the Program

may transfer directly to second semester courses at ECCAD

in Vancouver.

in the di

gram will bring a'wide

range of expertise to Castlegar. Sherry McKay currently
teaches Architectural History at the University of British
Columbia and at Simon Fraser University. She is recently
returned from a year’s work in Ad ed and
Urban Studies at Cambridge, England.

Rick Cuff taught for eight years at the London
(England) College of Printing before co-ordinating the
pare: year design program at Chelsea School of Art. He has

e

Recreation news

If- you're: looking for that
third day of physical fitness
we've got it. Starting Jan. 10
there will be Saturday morn-
ing fithess classes running
until the end of January.
They start at 9-10 a.m. and
cost $2 a class. Come parti-
cipate in this high energy
workout at the complex.

Parents and Tot, Skating

Parent and tot skating
take place at the complex
Mondays from:1-2 p.m. and
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 11 a.m, - 12 noon. It only
costs $1.25 for a parent and
all the kids. Come on down
and teach your little ones the
fun of skating.

Lunch Hour Hockey

Guys, here's your chance

to get-out and get physical.
Lunch hour hockey is every
Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day from 12 - 1 p.m. at the
complex. It only costs $1 to
come out and enjoy a scrim-
mage game or two.

complete and will be avail-
able next week. They will be
distributed to the schools as
well to a number of grocery
stores. Registration for pro-
grams starts with the regis-
tration evening Jan. 26 from
6-7 p.m. at the complex and
will continue until the pro-
gram starts. We will not be
accepting registrations over
the phone, so if you want to
sign up for any program
come down to the recreation
office after Jan. 26. Lots in
store for the winter season.
Adult Ski Lessons

works are displayed in several

Previously she taught at Calif

Crafts and the Banff Centre, Kwan'

College of Art. Her scujpture can 2

Zoological Park in Surrey, Snyder Ranch, Clive, Alberta,
Peter! gh, Ontario and other locations.

in graphics projects for major corporations,

DONATE TO CLAY CASTLE

Ken Wallace is creator of the award winning anime’
film

film, T giving, widely

laimed in

festivals, He has had many solo shows nd exhibited in
several group shows across Canada. Before joining ECCAD
faculty he taught at the University of British Columbia.

Job's Daughters busy
during recent months

Honored Queen Tracy
Kaminsky has kept the Dau-
ghters of Bethel 60 Interna-
tional Order of Job’s Daugh-
ters active during her term.

Following her installation
she accompanied PHQ
Shauna Hegan and senior
princess Victoria Thompson
to the Clay Castle where
PHQ Shauna presented a
cheque for $50 to the Koot-
enay Society for the Han-
dicapped. The money was
used to brighten up the kit-
chen area in the Clay Castle.

In June a splash party was
held at the home of SP
Victoria Thompson. Also in
June was clean-up duty at
the Shrine Circus.

Early in July the girls ran

The Grand Guardian and

session at SP Victoria
's home.

a cession at the
slow-pitch tournament.

On Sept. 9 HQ Tracy SP
Victoria and junior princess
Tyron Miskell, accompanied
by DG Lynn Miskell, at-
tended the Castlegar council
meeting to hear Mayor Au-
drey Moore read the pro-
clamation. declaring Sept. 13
as Job's Daughters Day in
B.C. .

The girls were presented
with Castlegar pins and in-
troduced to council members.

Castlegar Bethel held a
popcorn sale and information
desk at Castleaird Plaza to.
mark Job's Daughters Day.

Associ: Grand

visited the Bethel in October.
A pot-luck supper was held in
their honor. Later that even-
ing, Kathy Bate and Michelle
Boisvert were initiated into
‘the Bethel.

* A church parade was held
at, the end of October at the
Castlegar United Church.

‘{In- November the Daugh-
ters held a “rock-a-thon” in
the showreom of Maloney
Pontiac. They collected pled-
ges based on 12 hours of
continuous rocking in rocking
chairs. They also participated
in the Kiwanis Skate-a-Thon
followed by lunch and a “rap”

December was election
time for the new Bethel
officers and the initiation of
Vanessa Cue, a Rotary ex-
change student from the
Philippines. A Christmas
party was held complete with
a visit from Santa.

During her term, Honored
Queen Tracey Kaminsky
made a presentation of $50 to
the Multiple Sclerosis So-
ciety. Each honored queen
makes a donation to a charity
of her choice during her term
of office.

Jan. 14 is Honored Queen
Tracey's last meeting.

1987

of Wednesday, January 7,

Supplement to the Castlegar News

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cost is $25 for five lessons. If
you don’t have your own

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Castlegar on January 14, 1987 to discuss

your Business’

Financial and

Management needs. Why not call us
today at 426-7241 (collect) to arrange an

appointment.

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Canad

Former Pass Creek resi-
dent Elaine Burt (nee Sook-
ochoff) of Penticton, passed
away Jan. 3 at the age of 35.

Mrs. Burt was born July
19, 1951 at Trail to Mike and
Nettie Sookochoff. She grew
up in Pass Creek and at-
tended schools in Castlegar
and graduated from Stanley
Humphries secondary school
in 1969.

She. then took her dental
assistant training and work-
ed with Dr. Bevans, becom-
ing a certified dental assis-
tant. She married Const.
David Lyle Burt on July 26,
1974 and lived with her hus-
band at several different
postings, including New Den-

BETTER

ver, McKenzie and Penticton.
She was a member of the
Doukhobor Youth Choir, ac-
tive in curling, bowling,
baseball and an all-around
athlete.

Mrs. Burt is survived by
her. husband of Penticton;
two sons Scott and Wade of
Penticton; sister Cheryl
Sookochoff of Pass Creek;
two brothers, John of Grand
Forks and Mike of Prince
George; her parents Pass
Creek and numerous aunts,
uncles and cousins.

Funeral services will be
held at the Brilliant Cultural
Centre beginning at 7 p.m.
tonight and continue on
Thursday at 10 a.m. with
burial at 1 p.m. at the Pass
Creek Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, friends
wishing to do so many make
contributions to the charity
of their choice.

Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

well attended

The St. Joseph's Catholic
Women's League family pot-
luck dinner was well at*
tended during the holiday
season. Besides the usual
holiday reasons for celebrat-
ing, Father Herman Eng-
berink was presented with a
decorated birthday cake
made by Mary Ellen Muller.

Following presentation of
the special cake Bill Jankola
proposed a toast to Father
Herman.

Attractive decorations
were arranged by Kay Mc
Gauley and the turkey and
ham were prepared by Joan
Muller.

Santa had visited the chil-
dren earlier that day at the
Knights of Columbus party,
but Leona Bozek had ar.
ranged lucky plates ana some
guests receiving interesting

gifts.
Judging from the dishes of

food, many cooks displayed
their talents, and a “special”
was rationed so all could
taste the peanut soup Father
Herman had prepared. He
later told the story of native
women gathering the pea-
nuts, grinding them between
stones and then preparing
the tastey soup to be served
over cooked rice.

Audrey Archambault and
Pen O'Connell's program
with the children was pre-
sented. bd

Special guests were the
following families: Wendy
and Ken Arnett, Mary Anne
and Wayne Hurlbert, An-
nette and Edward Waywood
and the Knights of Columbus.

The next meeting Jan. 13
will feature Marjorie Mac-
Bain explaining the hospice
organization which was
formed in Castlegar last
year.

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You Can Help on January 19

Labour Minister Lyall Hanson wants you
to help Government improve the labour rela-
tions climate in British Columbia.

On January 19 the Minister will chair
meetings at Selkirk College Campus in Nel-
son beginning at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Pacific
Standard Time to hear oral presentations
from southeastern British Columbians. Writ-
ten submissions can be mailed to The Honour-
able Lyall Hanson, Minister of Labour and
Consumer Services, Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4.

This is your chance to get involved!

We want to know what you think Govern-

| IMPORTANT: If you wish to make an
oral presentation at the meeting,
please call the Ministry of Labour of- |
fice in Nelson to schedule a time for |
your presentation. Call 354-6550 now.

Scheduled meetings: Nelson — January
19; Courtenay — January 22; Terrace — Janu-
ary 27; Dawson Creek — January 29; Prince
George — January 30; Vernon - January 31;
Victoria — February 2; Vancouver — February
3 and 5; and Abbotsford — February 7. For fur-
ther information call 387-3300.

The two $1-million winning
numbers in Sunday's Super
Loto draw were 1366977 and
1535023.

The five winning numbers
drawn Saturday night in
Lotto BC were 5, 8, 11, 14, 27.
The bonus number was 33.

The jackpot was carried
over.

The second-prize pool,
awarded to those matching
four regular numbers and the

Answer to Sunday Crossword Puzzle No. 242

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those matching four regular
numbers, had 78 winners of
$60.60 each.

Next Saturday's jackpot on
will be not less than $235,000.

The winning numbers for Mike N. Kabatoff of Castle.
$100,000 each drawn in Brit- gar passed away in Grand
ish Columbia's Pacific Ex” Forks Monday, Jan. 5 at the
press lottery were: 102175, age of 73.

944925 and 363588. The free
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Funeral services will be
Weld at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel beginning Friday at 7
p-m. and continuing Saturday
at 10 a.m. with burial at 12
noon at the Ootischenia Cem:
etery.

Mr. Kabatoff was born
June 7, 1913 in Grand Forks
and came to Ootischenia with
his parents. He grew up in
Ootischenia and lived there
most of his life.

BLAKE MHA
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He worked in the woods
and for the railroad. He was a
member of the USCC and en
joyed singing and listening to

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above-ground

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