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YOGA WORKSHOP -

There will be a Yoga Workshop by S. Tayal,
sponsored by the Kootenay Psychic Society, at
‘Kinnaird Hall on Sat., June 25 and Sun., June 26 from
10 a.m. to8 p.m. Please bring your own mat or folded
blanket, your lunch, and don’t eat two hours before
coming. Fee $5. For further information, call Polly
Emde at 365-3253.

FILM—GREEN LIGHT EXPEDITION PART Il
The Bahai'i Community of Castlegar invites you
to attend part III of the film “Green Light Expedition”
to be shown tomorrow (Fri., June 17) at 8 p.m. in the
basement suite at 216-7th Ave. N. Castlegar.
Refreshments will be served.

AN VALLEY LEGION

ANNIVERSARY BANQUET AND DANCE

The Slocan Valley Branch No. 276 of the Royal
- Canadian Legion will be celebrating their third
anniversary with a Banquet and Dance on Sat., June
18 at Winlaw Hall. Dinner. will be at 7 p.m. and the
dancing begins at 9 p.m. Tickets are available from
Mrs. A. Berg, ph: 226-7726.

CASTLEGAR VILLA SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING
‘The Castlegar Villa Society will hold their Annual
General Meeting on Thurs., June 30 at 7:30. p.m.
upstairs at the rotary Health Centre. Officers will be ;
elected at this time, please plan to attend.

STRAWBERRY TEA
The Robson Church Ladies will be

CASTLEGAR NEWs

GRAD TORCH PARADE, that began in Trail ‘and ‘concluded at

“S! Stanley Humphries Secondary School, took place Thursday

evening accompanied by the school’s PEP Band.; Various

H members of the Grad Class of 77, accompanied by a school bus and

RCMP patrol car, took turns running with the torch, averaging
approximately half a mile each. Here, nearing the home lap in the
southern part of the city are torch bearers, left to right, Norm
Wickett and Bill Van Yzerloo.—CasNewsFoto by Leis Hughes

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_ Writer to Teach at Workshop

An award-winning script
writer and a resident of the
Slocan Valley, Tom Drake, will
be among those teaching at this
year's summer workshop series
sponsored by Theatre Energy.

Drake, who has a wide
range of experience in the
entertainment business, will be

. leading a. workshop of writing

for media.

He started in the field asa
child actor with CBC radio in
Vancouver. After ‘moving to
California, he worked in the
music business as performer,
(songwriter and manager before
‘turning to film writing in 1966.

Since then, Drake has

_ written for television and film,

in 1971 winning: the. Writers
Guild Award for the best
dramatic teleplay. More recent-
ly, he wrote and directed ‘The
Keeper’ for the Canadian Film
Development Corporation and
has recently completed script-
ing two pilot projects for CTV.

~The -workshop series,

which runs from July.11 to
Aug. 19, will provide interested
students of the performing arts
with opportunities to’ learn
from many talented profes-
sionals.

As well as media writing,
there .will be workshops in
mime, acting, voice, movement,

Energy, the same group | that
has recently been touring. an
original piece, “Voices, Now
and Then in the Kootenays”
throughout the Kootenays and
the Okanagan.

Three. members of the

company will be leading work-
shops in the series: Buzz Bense,

dance, play 8:
tion, theatre for young people,
technical and-two special work-
shops, "Men's Images", and
“Women's Re-Vislons".

The series, in its second
year, is sponsored by Theatre

To Recreate

Boston Heist

. Peter Falk is the first star
to sign on for Big Stick-up at
Brink's, the film based on the
$2.8 million heist in Boston on
Jan. 17, 1950,

Falk, on the right side of
the law in TV's Columbo, will
play. ‘the brains behind the
robbers.

Tarrys, Shoreacres Sports Day

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and Kathie Laktin) (third) Luby
Ozeroff and April Halisheff.
Sack Race

Boys A, age 6: Andrei
Evdokimoff, Glen Hadiken and
Kevin Kazakoff. Boys B, age 6:
Raymond Stoopnikeff, Xevin
Ozeroff and Kenny Perepelkin.

Girls A, age 6: Lize Kal-
makoff; Larissa Gevatkow and
Lori Lawrenow; Tiffany Bai.
Girls B, age 6: Vicky Strelive,
Kerry Harshenin and Darla
Leiding.

Boys A age 7: Gary Kooz-
snetsoff and Harold ,.Russel
Ricky Sookerukoff;, DanbyLak
‘ding and Kevin ’ Postniko!

* Boys B, age 7 Larry Wasil-
enkoff; Blaine Bartsoff and
Timmy Perepolkin; Fredrick
Demoskoff. Boys C, age
Kevin Rapin, Daniel Scott ad
Ricky Clark.

Girls A age 7: Suzy An-
derson, Christina Hermakin
and Theresa Gritchen. Grisl B,
age Kim Markin, Shelley
Strelive and Lara Halisheff.

Boys A, age 8: Cyril
Kinakin, Rodney Gritchen and
Bradley Butula. Boys B, age 8:
“Glenn Ostoforoff, Derek Mako-
nenand Glen Lefurgey. Boys C,

age 8:-‘Shawn Sherstobitoff,
Richard Sherstobitoff and Jim-
my Kabatoff. Boys D, age 8:
Neil Bielby, Brian Strelaev and

+ Richard Sherstobitoff. Boys E,
age 8: Robin Russell, Tommy
Kinakin and Kenny Postnikoff.

Girls A, age 8: Larissa
Plotnikoff; Tina Baker and
Monica Vereshagin; Karen
Stooipnikoff. Girls B, age 8:
Tammy Strelieff, Gail Makort-
off and Silvia Liesner. Girls C,
age 8: Christine Rezansoff,
Marcy Perepolkin and Marla
Wasilenkoff..

Boys A, age 9: Stanley
Poznekoff, Chris McCormack
and Christopher Nichvolodoff.

Girls A, age 9: Kathie
Laktin, Angie Podmorrow and

. Luby Ozeroff. Girls B, age 9:

their fifth annual Strawberry Tea at 2:80 p.m. today,
(Thurs., June 16) on the spacious lawn at the home of
Mrs. J. Raine, 3156 Waldie Ave., Robson. ~

OFFICER INSTALLATION—JOB'S DAUGHTERS
‘The public is cordially invited to attend the
ingiallation of the officers of Castlegar Bethel Ne. 60 of
1 Order of Job's D held
4 ‘Kinnaird Hall on Sat., June 18 at 7-p.m. Ta ron
is the Honored Queen elect.

DOUKHOBOR SPORTS DAY
The Annual Doukhobor Sports Day is to be held
on Sun., June 19 at the site of the Doukhobor
Historical Museum. There will be many fun-filled
“ events throughout the day with a talent show to wind
up the day's activities. Everyone is invited to attend.
A small admission will be charged.

NATURALIST SOCIETY OVERNIGHT TRIP

The West Kootenay Naturalist Society have an
‘overnight trip planned for Sat., June 25 and Sun.,
“June 26 to Hamil and Fry Creeks. Flees meet at
Lardeau on June 25 at 10 a.m.

Coming events of Castlegar and District non- n-profit it,
erganvations are listed here. through tl ie. Sourtes of
Ganedia ian Cellulose's bit, ote a nd tarer
rations. Please submit. notices ‘directly to
Ceeitger News by 5 p.m. Mondays. meee .

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s A, age 6: Andrei
Bedale Glen ‘Hadikin and .
Kevin Kazakoff; Boys B, age 6:
Kenny Perepelkin, Raymond
Stoopnikoff and Kevin Ozeroff.

Girls A, age 6: Lize Kat.
makoff, Lori 1

Barbara Fergie and Neva Ev-
dokimoff; Marlene Wasilenkoff.
Over-Under Relay

Boys: (first) Andrei Ev-
dokimoff, eee Bade Terry

Shannon Mitchell, Robin Rus-
sell and Stanley Pozrekoff;
(second) Blaine Bartsoff, Rob- -
bie Lawley, Bradley Butula,
Glenn’ Ostoforoff, Glen _Lefur-

ff, Rob-

and sce Lawley (second)
K

fany Bai and Larissa Gena:
Girls B, age 6: Vicky Strelive,
Darla Leiding; Kerry Harshe-

ary Danny Lei-
ding, Kevin Postnikoff, Ricky
Sookerukoff, and Kevin Rapin;
Chea) Kevin" Ozeroff, Kenny

nin and Jenny

Boys A, age 7: Danny
Leiding and Harold Russell;
Keyin Postnikoff; and Ricky
Seater she Boys B,. age e

ck Ss

age 7: Kevin Rapin, Daniel
Scott ee Ricky Clark.

Girls A, age 7: Christina
Hermakin, Theresa Gritchen
and Suzy Anderson. Girls B,
age 7: Kim Markin, Lissa Cher-
nenkoff and Lara Halisheff.

Boys A, age 8: Cyril Kin-
akin, Rodney Gritchen and
Bradley Butula. Boys B, age’ 8:
Glenn Ostoforoff and Glen Le-
furgey; Derek Makonen;’ and
Jeffrey MacCannell. Boys C;
age 8: Robbie Voykin; Jimmy
Kabatoff and Richard Shersto-
bitoff; and Shawn Sherstobi-
toff. Boys D, age 8: Neil Bielby,
Richard Sherstobitoff and
Brian Strelaev. Boys E, age 8:
Kenny Postnikoff and ‘Shaonon
Mitchell; Robin Russell, Tom-
my Kinakin.

Girls A, age 8:. Larissa
Plotnikoff; Karen Stoopuikoft
and Mol Vereshagin; and
Tina Baker. Girls B, age 8: Gail
Makortoff; Tammy. Strelieff
and Silvia Liesner; and Sandra
Sherstobitoff. Girls C, age 8:
Christine Rezansoff; Marla Wa-
silenkoff and Natalie Koorba-
toff; and Marcy Perepolin.

Boys A, age 9: Stanley
Poznekoff, Christopher — Nich.

Stoop-
nikoff, Harold Russell and
Timmy Perepolkin.

Girls (first) Liza Kalma-
a Darla Leiding, Theresa
en Chernen-

tf -Giwrenow,

off, Christina .

(third) Tiffany’ Bai, ‘Suzy
-derson, Shelley Strelive and
Lara Halisheff.
Reseue Relay

Boys (first) Anthony Ma-
konen, Cyril Kinakin, Rodney
Gritchen, Derek Makonen, Jef-
frey MacCannell, Neil Bielby,

gey, Shawn

bie Voykin and Ricky Herma-
kin; (third) Harold Russell,
Darren Harshenin, Richard
Sherstobitoff, Brian Strelaev,
Tommy Kinakin, Chris Mc-
Cormack and Christopher Nich-
volodoff.

Girls: (first) Tina Baker,
Karen StoopnikoFf, Tammy
Strelieff, Gail Makortoff, Nata-
lie Koorbatot Luby, Ozeroff,

and Barbara’ Prete {segond) .
Monica Vereshagin, Sandra, f.
Sherstobitoff, Silvia Liesner, *

Marcy Perepolkin, Kathie:Lak-
tin, Marlene Wasilenkoff: and
Carole Sookerukoff; (third) La-
rissa Plotnikoff, Sonya Clark,
Marla Wasilenkoff, Christine
Rezansoff, Angie Podmorow,
‘April Halisheff and Neva Be
dokimoff.

“Ask- Me About the Kootenays”

Chambers.

Riwace,

Winning Slogan

A hospitality’ slogan‘ sub-
mitted by a Fruitvale resident
was selected. from. some .353
entries as the winner of the
Kootenay Boundary Chambers
af Commerse hospitality slogan

test. pe
- The winning: slogan was
“Ask Me ‘About ‘The -Koot-
enays”, submitted by retired

A second version ‘will be

\ produced for Boundary area

communities, ..-

The badge will be available
through local chambers of com-
merce’ or directly through the
Kootenay Boundary: Chambers

of Commerce later this month

at a cost of 60¢ each.
According to the’ tourist

Cominco empl Phil Staats.

For. his winning slogan,

Mr. Staats will receive $50 feom
‘the Kootenay Boundary Cham-
bers er Commerce and a week-

volodoff;: Ricky and
Kelly Terekoff.

Girls A, age 9: Luby Ozer-
off; Angie Podmorow and Kath-
ie Laktin; April Halisheff. Girls
B, age 9: Carole Sookerukoff;

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LARGEST SCREEN IN THE WEST KOOTENAYS
Big Double Feature!

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Toe “aares.

Thurs., Fri. & Sat., June 16, 17 & 18
Starts at Dusk

Sun., Mon. & Tues., June 19, 20 & 21
Starts at Dusk

end it courtesy. of
Tourism British Columbia.

Regional tourism co-
ordinator Earl Hansen of Kim-
berley said the selection com-

mittee .was_ pleasantly” sur-
prised by the response ta the
contest.

“There were.a number of
very excellent entries,” said
Hansen, “including 15 or: 20
with some elaborate artwork.”

“We .were very: pleased
that the entries came from
throughout the area,” he added,
“including communities not
normally associated with the
travel industry.”

The “Ask Me About The.
Kootenays” slogan will be used
on a badge.that the Kootenay
Boundary Chambers will be
producing to be worn by em-
ployees’ of businesses serving -
the travelling public.
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“The: purpose of
the contest was to come up with
a slogan which would make.the
visitor feel more welcome in the
area and therefore stay in the
area for another day or two.”

Hansen added that the
success of the hospitality cam-

paign depends on the support of:

paerrets people throughout the

oe We actively solicit. the
support of everyone in this
¢ampaign,” said Hansen, “and
request their ideas and sug-
gestions as to how we can make
the Kootenay .a synonym for
the word hospitality."

More. information on the

hospitality program may be ob-
tained by writing the Kootenay.:-

Boundary Chambers ‘of \Com-
merce in Kimberley: *: f

director of ‘Voices’ and form-
erly with Tamahnous of Van-
couver: will lead courses in
acting, directing, and move-
ment as well as. “Men's Im-
ages"; Ronnie Gilbert who co-
directed “Voices” with Bense,
and former member of The
Weavers, will give a workshop
in voice;.and Nancy Harris will
be leading the workshop for
young people.

Also coming to teach in the
series are well-known Canadian
playwright George Ryga; ‘Van-
couver director Jace Vander:
veen; playwright John Lazar-
us; Vancouver-Toronto director,
Svetlana Smith; Elizabeth Mur- \
ray Byers of Axis Mime; David
Petersen, Suzie Payne. and

‘Larry. Lillo of Tamahnous;
Linda Rubin, Helen Clarke and
Peter Bingham of Synergy; and
Norman Young of UBC.

“Interest in the workshops.
is very: encouraging,” reports

Diane: Crawford, registrar for. *

the’ event. “We have had en-
quiries and registrations from
all over the province.”
‘Although’ several’: work-
shops are full, there is stilt

space in others. and second

, Sessions \are being considered

for those in high demand, In-
terested individuals should
write the registrar at Winlaw,
or telephone for further ' in.
formation.

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COMMUNITY ACC.

Schedule for Tonight

6: 30—Castlegar United Church
presents an’ interview
with'Al Forrest, editor of
The United Church Ob-
server.\,

6:30—-U.S.C.C. Union of Youth
Festival and opening of
the. Brilliayt Cultural
Centre—Part, two.

7:50—Hire a Studen\—present-
ed by Canada) Student
Manpower.

8:30—Stanley Hump! Se-
condary. School dua-
tion Ceremonies,

10:00—German Diary.

10:30—Sign-off.:' “\

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