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nikoff and Mary Orr. Front row from left Mary Popoff,
Ann Zaytsotf, Debbie Tomlin, Sally Schatz, ‘Alice Men-
nick, Amy Mason and Anita Giesler.

Final meeting held

The final University Wom-
en's Club meeting of the
year, a June barbecue at
Margaret Nickle's Castlegar
home, was extended to
Castlegar city council cham-
bers where members viewed
the award-winning master
piece by the Selkirk Weavers
some years ago for a Spokane
Northwest Weavers’
Conference.

Ingeborg Thor-Larsen de-
lighted everyone with a wea-
vers display on stylized man-
nequins made by Ben Thor-
Larsen.

Expert spinner-weaver
Sandy Donohue and widely
accomplished, international

glimpse at their skills.

Because club member
Mayor Audrey Moore was
chairing an economic meeting
in Ottawa, Ald. Patti Rich-
ards gave members a tour of
city hall.

Outgoing president Mar-
tha Fish thanked Thor-Lar-
sen and the others for the
excellent evening. Over de-
ssert and coffee, new presi-
dent Jean Cormack tidied up
details for those members
attending the national council
meeting, Aug. 19-23, at the
Univeristy of Victoria. Mem-
berships due for 1987-88
were processed by Linda
Masleck.

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the Nelson club, was at-
tended by several local mem-
bers.

Provincial director Ruth
Mellow, guest speaker at the
Trail club’s annual meeting,
and Maxine Veach, co-ordin-
ator of a successful literacy
project at Okanagan College,
were the major contributors.

Veach revealed the hor-
rendous daily problems of the
more than 20 per cent func-
tionally illiterate and of the
achievements made at Okan-
agan College by those illit-
erates who found the courage
to take up the challenge.

Most often illiteracy was
no fault of theirs and included
two children of an Alberta
teacher.

The day concluded with
several Okanagan-Kootenay

ing the 20th

Other programs included a
visit from the Governor Gen-
eral's award winner, poet
Fred Wah from Selkirk Coll-
ege. He fascinated his lis-
teners with his Oriental-
European roots perspectives
of today.

In March librarian Deb-
orah Flitton updated every-
one on the Trail Library.
Sally Williams of Castlegar
told members of the realities
of Amnesty International,
explaining help given world-
wide by the Castlegar club,
one of the most successful in
Canada.

All the while, a task force
on education, which grew out
of last year's education panel
under school trustee Jean
Cormack, was at work.

It included Cormack, Mar-
garet Nickle and Doreen

anniversity dinner of the
Nelson club under president
Elizabeth Wallach at the
Heritage Hotel.

Highlight of the year was
the visit and address of Sen-
ator Lorna Marsden. She re-
minded members that
women have to keep facing
the changes of the day just as
in 1907 before there was any
University of B.C. when the
Univeristy Women's Club
was formed to face chall-
enges.

and several high-
skilled, community leaders
Leo Soligo,”Mare Marcolin,
Ivan Bell, Jack Bryan, Bob
Buckley, Gordon Titsworth,
Pat Welk, Marilyn DuChen-
eau and Norman Barry.

When the provincial edu-
cation commission was in
Trail, presentations were
made by, Newman on last
year’s panel summation and
by Cormack and Bryan on the
results of the ongoing task
force. Finance is a current
CFUW theme.

Health minister
attends meeting

Health Minister Peter
Dueck attended a recent re-
ception at the University of
British Columbia honoring
the first men and women to
complete a ministry peer
counselling training program
for senior citizens.

The counsellors and minis:
try staff attended a two-day
workshop aimed at complet
ing the evaluation of the
training programs, and de-
veloping new ways in which
the ministry and seniors can
co-operate to improve pro-
gram delivery to seniors.

Some 90 people attended
the conference, which follows
completion of a six-month
training course in six B.C.

communities — Victoria,
Vancouver West End, Nan-
aimo, Quesnel, Trail and
Peachland — to train seniors

AWARDS

Lisa Baker was chosen the
best all-round student at the
recent Kinnaird Junior sec-
ondary school awards cere-
mony. Baker received a
trophy from Eric Ross of
Celgar Pulp Co.

Mayor Audrey Moore pre-
sented Treena Baker with
the top citizenship award,
while superintendent of
schools Terry Wayling pre-
sented Denise Smithers with
the top academic award for
Grade 8 and Patrick Chan
with the top academic award
for Grade 7.

Other award winners in-
cluded:

Senior Girls’ Basketball:
most valuable player — Lisa
Baker; most improved player
— Amanda Fayant.

Junior Girls’ Basketball:
most valuable player — Den-

7/8 Team: most valuable
player offence — Gerald
Quintanella; defence — Wade
Forrester; most improved
player — Peter Dahl.

Boys’ Ve — Grade
17/8 Team: most valuable
player — Gerald Quintanella,
Colin Fitchett, Justin-
McLeod; most improved
player — Peter Dahl.

Girls’ Ran-
ning — Grade 7/8 team: most
valuable player — Amie
Chernoff; most improved

most valuable player — Neil
Jones; most improved player
— Gavin Mealing.

Girls’ Volleyball — Grade
7/8 Team: most valuable
player — Sherri Makortoff;
most improved player —
Jennifer Sallis.

British Columbia School
Sports Development Award:
boys’ basketball — Wade
Forrester; boys’ volleyball —
Colin fitchett.

Golden Spike: team cap-
tain — Gerald Quintanella,

Intramural Award: Cap-
tains of O-Kee-DoKees —
Frank Strobel and Jennifer
Sallis.

Most Dedicated Athletes:
girls’ — Sherri _Makortoff;
boys’ — Colin Fitchett.

Parent Recognition
Awards: Christine Jelly and
Mary Ann Ady.

Cobra Award

This award is given to stu-
dents who are a real asset to
the school. This is in the form
of regular attendance, en-
thusiasm towards school
work, effort and in general
participating in a ingful

in peer

The more than 80 coun-
sellors, who are predomin-
antly more than 65 years of
age but include some in their
30s, learned counselling and
referral skills through a ser-
ies of lectures, practice ses-
sions and practicum place
ments.

“I'm pleased to see that the
people who have been in-
volved in this initial pilot
project have, in many cases,
already provided real assis-
tance to people in need,”
Dueck said.

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