B4 ae CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 22, 1981

popular night school courses offered by

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CHINESE COOKING Is one of the most courses since 1973. Pictured with her
are, left to right, Mrs. Lucy Welwood,

Selkirk College's continuing education Howie Welwood and Mrs. Anor Bren-

department. instructor Mrs, May Chang, = nan.
left, has been teaching the twite-year iv

10 WEEK COURSE in Chinese cooki ' ; held at Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School, held a “graduation” night

-Thursdoy when course members put on a smorgasbord

dinner for their spouses. Here Mrs. Linda Dalla Lana,
left, Mrs. Heather Snaywaert and Mrs. June Read
Rrepare their dishes for the repast. —cesnewsFotety Burt Compbell

TWO. HOURS A WEEK for10 weeks 16 local residents”
have been taking a Chinese cooking courses sponsored
by‘Selkirk College. A “graduation night”. was held at
which nine different courses were served. Preparing,
their dishes in their woks are Mrs. Thoresa Wilson, left, ':
Mrs Elaine Boolinott and Mrs, Linda Moorey.

' AHEARING AID
THROUGH THE WCB.

-Representatives of the Workers’ Compensation
Board Hearing Branch will be at the Kimbrook
Inn, 2665 Warren Avenue, Kimberley, on
Thursday, March 26, 1981 from 12:00 noon until

00 p.m. to provide counselling and service for

+ persons with hearing aids obtained through the
Workers’ Compensation Board. Senior citizens
: and pérsons off work that day should try to
attend as early as possible.
-For more information, contact your local office.

—CoaNewsFote bry Burt Compbell

Second:¢ément :

group accepts
‘new contract:

KAMLOOPS .(CP) —
Ce.

Workers at the Canada
ment Lafarge plant here. be-

came the second group in the Be

province Saturday ‘to accept
a new working contract late

Friday and were to retiirn to.

work Saturday.

Twonty-three members of |

the Cement, Lime and Gyp-

sum Workers’ International __

- Details of the * agreement’

are sketchy, but the spokes-
man said it calls for a total

wage boost of 85-per-cent:

over two years on a base rate

of $10.14 an hour, plus a;
cost-of-living allowance in the”
paid

second year and fully-pai
dental plan.

Also’ Friday about 100
unfon members at the Can-

ver, voted to accept the offer,
ending a ten-week strike.

The strike in Kamloops
began Jan. 6.

Meanwhile, a strike by
some 200 union members
against Genstar Cement, for-
merly Inland Cement, is con-

uing.

Doors are open

at Student Centre

Laura Black has been ap-
pointed manager of the Stu-
dent Employment Centre in
‘Trail.

The Student Centre will be
in the same location as last
year, above the Post Office in
the Federal Building, on
Spokane Street.

Although the Student Em-
ployment Centre will not
officially open until April,

Black is available now in the’

Canads Employment Centre
for both student registra-
tions and employer infor-

mation,

Black feels it is important
to remind employers of the.
avatlavialty of students dur-

visiting local businesses next
week to discuss summer em-
ployment needs and services
available to employers
through the Student Centre.
The office placed over 600

students last summer, and
plans have been made to in-
crease that number this year.

The manager of the Stu-
dent Employment Centre
would like to’ remind stu-
dents that while the centre is
one place to look for jobs,
they should also check the
newspaper, ask relatives and
neighbors and approach em-

ployers who hired them in .

previous summers.

However, registering early ©

with the Student Centre will
increase their exposure to
job opportunities over the
summer.

Black may be. contacted at

Monday through Friday from
8:80 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily
for job information.

The opening of the Castle-

gar office will be announced

at a later date.

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OTTAWA (CP) = Byl-

‘vain Fillion, a’ Chicoutim
.Que., man who drown
after rescuing his” four-
:-year-old ‘niece. Aug. 18,
“1978, has ‘been’ awarded
the Star of Courage, one lof:
Canada’s ‘highest: decora-
Hons for bravery.

F Gaverneatta ” House °
Md
” Bultion, then 22, jumped.
into Lac St. Germain‘near’
~ Chicoutimi when his niece
fell into,’ the water, ‘the

statement said. He field’

“her head above water until
: ape e oat push her into her

‘3 arms and then, ex-.-

bib he | ‘sank and
5 ried.

_ technician, ana pelted 7

three crew. members
tranded. for: four.-: days

the merchant Tip r

Bill Crosbie: Jan, 7,.1980,
during s atorm.-off the
coast of Newfoundland. ”

He was lowered from a

A note of fun aad ‘privolity
‘on the horizon is the up-
coming “Sheep: to. Shawl”
competition in which the Sel-
kirk Weavers’ Guild plans to
take part.

Three teams of up to 10
people each will shear a

the ‘fleece : into yarn, : then, ach

weave a.shawl to ‘specified
dimensions, The first team to
task will be’

xed epectator sport.
Bradford from the N Na-

tonsls Exhibition Centre is ..

arranging the contest to take
place May 2 on the grounds
at the Doukhobor Historical
Sociaty Village. A good turn-
= of. spectators and cheer-

squads will. make this
wecee even more exciting and”
amusing. © .

- The ‘competition ‘was one of,
the: items. discussed at th
March 18 meeting of the Sel-.
kirk Weavers! Ge Guild, held in
the Resker Hall’ in Robson
with 18 members present. __

It’ was. decided,. at: the
meeting that the ‘guild would
renew its year’s membership
in the. Doukhobor ‘Historical
Society and keep the weav-
ing ‘room at. the -village ‘in
Castlegar: This year, a sched-
ule.will"be drawn. up and
weavers will be ‘caminitted to

being there for specified pers.

‘al stature, and this is a
it;

helicopter onto the badly |
Usting ship, got an electric
shock when ‘he hit the

. Ship's radio antenna, but

kept going until all three

"crew membera were lifted

to safety,
Ouellette caved a woman

from drowning in the Saint].
Mai

urice - River. at arolg

inch to her until be.
‘to-draw hei

aifts of the Medal

ae are ROMP. con-
stablés ‘Allen’ Hopper and
Erle ‘Thorne of. Hudson .

: Bay, Sask.; Robert Carter”

of Mount Uniacke,. N.8.; °
Ralph: Hemphill : of Dart:
mouth, N.8.; Joseph Szim-

anski’ and : Robert Melis, «
Oshawa, Ont; Able Ses-
man Richard | Broadhead
and Master Seaman Ernest.
Nash’: of ‘Victoria; ‘Jessie
Ann Foote of Burin, Nild.;

Const... Andre’ Boivin -'of.
Hull, :Que.;: Jean-Francois
Lemay and Jean-Jacques

ante of Laval, Que.

‘There are three Cana-
dian decorations for bra-
very — the Cross of Val-
our, ‘the Star of Courage

and the Medal of Bravery." |:

iods of time. Nee Knight
volunteered to set up a warp
fora color gamp. Ingeborg

Thor-Larsen: stated she ~
are reminded that their indi-’.

would; again, put her large

loom into operation there.
The Lilly Bohtin workshop

on tapestry techniques has

been postponed nail Bs Macey
28 arid 29. Lilly Bol

pestry” artist: of: venee
stud:

The dye.workshop planned :

for April 4 fer 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
will be held at the Castlegar

Community Recreation Com-.’:

plex. Fee for this course is $5,
payable at the time you reg-

‘ister. with the recreation

commission in Castlegar.

‘The spinning workshop for,
beginners slated for March
21: still has room’ for more
prospective handspinzers.
Interested ‘persons: may.
the. Cantlegar. ‘and’: District

‘Recreation Commission office .
for details, ‘Registrants. will .

be under ‘the encouraging

_ Guidance of Sandy Donchue
‘and Sandi Cram.: -

Catherine ‘Armstrong vol:

Trudeau's policies and con-
atitutional changes. ‘They
have shown: their ‘discontent
by not electing a Liberal
candidate, west of ‘Winnipeg.
It is very. unfortunate that
Westerners believe ‘support-

ving other parties will chan;
“the Liberal stand. People are

misled. by politicians : who

_ think the Liberal format‘can

be overturned by not electing

. the Liberal candidate, Others.

‘Canada,

: Has pe won any m major

changes with ; this type *
atrategy? None what so ever!

|. The one and only way to beat

the Ottawa fortress is.to join
the’ Liberal » party, attend |
conventions make the neces:,",

sary ‘changes and keep’ the ©
Literals ‘in’ power. witht the :
policies we write. .

John Crosby would’ make
an excellent Liberal; he has-
some good ideas but. he is
wasting his time, ‘shouting

. down the government. I urge’

the people of Canada’ he iin

the Liberal party:

pecially in the West.” We “es:

perately. need. Western -rep-
‘final link

guild aap for the Pacific
it Handweaver's ~

vidual items for ‘the hope

chest display must be woven -
and ready to submit to a jury. :
for the May meeting of the’.

guild.:-

The two now 22-inch table
looms -. ordered - last’ month
have arrived, and: are’ avail-
able to rent: Contact Darlene
McDowell for details.

“Any weavers interested in
seeing how 8 computer: can
be programmed for weaving ..
an contact: Thor-Larse’
who will arrange a sessiol
with Rik Hall...

Show and tell time at the’
meeting brought forth. an- .
other ‘impressive - ore. of.)
homespun ‘yarns, ‘sam
projects planned for the con:

call other lovely woven ier a

other: lovely

BAY. AVENUE
APPLIANCES
LIGHTING -

SIS! We Take Trode-tns” |“
Meter feet fail :

unteered’ to edit the guild. §

newsletter. for the coming 4

year, taking .over - from

- Jacque Hamilton, who will be.

leaving for Vancouver in
September.

Ingeborg Thor-Larsen re-
ported that plans for’ the

Your Carpet.
Headquarters . Lah

Castlegar Chamber of Commerce -’

Sunfest (8 1 will: pea duly 18: 26. If any club, busines:
organization, “ok” individual wishes to participate: in any
the:form below. We are looking for
events “such ‘as -€cntest: disco’s, -dances, ‘Faces, talent
nights, art xchibits.

events, please

Name of ‘event:

Name of person in charge! =

. Time of event;
Place of event:

RETURN TO:

_ Castlegar Chamber of Commerce
Box’ 3001, Castlegar, B.C. VIN cd

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Canney ott Talk @.80n, born Mal
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Darrell" Longilfe ‘a pie Soukorolf, 57, of Pats Creek, died
‘March 13 af Castlegar.and Distriet

dough r Bor March
lospital, ey fa began March 15

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Douglas Magoo
ohter, bern Horch 15.

Bresénting: the. ay to ger
OA nursiong Danise R
Be for the enoytiont
SUL ond
‘here’ is" Dawn inning,

nable ‘to leave their roo
Women's afar to Castlegar and .

patlerité
watchtV. tn the patient lounge.

West’ Kootenays region are
submitting” forks for

ate,’ ‘calligraphic
painting ‘style arid intricately’
crafted mandalas ‘ touch-

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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE

At China Creek.
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