David Thompson Stamp Club Exhibit Draws 5 Many Visitors

Offered for Playhouse Holiday's 19th Season
Productions for Children and Young People

Playhouse Holiday, the
children’s and educational

m. wing of the Playhouse Thea-

tre Centre, is mounting its.
19th season of school tour-
‘ing. productions for child-
ren ant, slumb. people in

Britiah’ ¢
This year’s elemental

program includes othe
Popcorn Man,” by Dodi
‘obb and Pat Patterson. A
elightful musical fantasy
for children in kindergarten
through grade four, ted Wy

- corn Man’ is

iple:
treatment. of the ancient
fable, “Androcles And The
Lion,” by Aurand . Harris,
will, ‘be presented for stu-

of italian commedia
‘arte,

e ‘high school pro-
auction for both* junior
senior students, is

ies De Scapin” b:

Mr. ler, who also direct-
ed “Scapin,” has incorpora-
ted masks and puppets in
his original interpretation
of this classical French
comedy.

The touring Compan 4
which will be visiting Tn
River Bema

for the y plays is

. Fraser of

David Thompson Stamp Club Exhibit.
' Acclaimed Outstanding Exhibit In B.C.

“One of the outetanding
stamp exible to be foun
in as the comment
of ae a Thurlow
lelson when hen

of
Sunday's David Thom 0 in
Stamp Club exhibit held in
the cafeteria of Selkirk
College.

Mr, Fraser called: the.
club members extremely
brave, and gave a plug for
women's lib by saying the
possible success of the club
stems from having more
lady memberships, which
seems to make it an enthu-
silastic club.

He called the exhibit,
the club’s second, tremen-
dously improved over last: .
vents .which was a success. ’

The exhibit * consisted’
of 109 competitive frames
and 10 frames. exhibited for
display only.

Exhibitors came from~:
Victoria, Delta, Vernon,
Spokane and Forlland Ore.
A bourse was also hi held, =

Special note was made”
of the ideal lighting in’ the...’

cafeteria for such an exhi-~

Grand Award winner of
the J. W. Toogood Trophy

Canadian Stamps with her:

“See Canada: First” and of
the George Burns Memor-
fal Trophy for Britlsh Com-
monwealth. She. exhibited
New Zealand stamps entitl-
ed “One Man Show”.

The John Moor Award
for the foreign section went
to Dorothy McKenzie of

“Cosi Fan Tuttee”’
Concert Series
Feature Attraction

Feature -attraction for’
the Nelson Overture Con.
cert Series‘ this comin:

tion of John ‘Avison.

Delta for her “People’s Re-
public of China.”

Nellie Taylor of Van-
couver, an, associate memb-
er of the David Thompson
Stamp Club, received the
topical award with Toys on
Stamps-"Dolls’

Best cover collection, an
award offered by the local
club, went to Axel Neilsen
of Castlegar for his post-
cards of Canada 1880-1911.

Salley Bird’s Canada’s
Christmas Stamps received
the junior award which’ is
open to those in grade

Stina or under.’ Salley is of,

the “Cee Munns’ Mem-
orlal Trophy, which Is for
the novice, went to Ernest
C. Spain of Casi Wlegar for
his Pitcairn Island stamps.
The David
Award, donated by a mem-
ber, went to May Brandson
of Kinnaird for her selec-

tion of Canadian Stamps.
Margaret Manns was

le

¢ for
hed Sept. 24

award for: her

at castle th Nels
at Castle, lelson and
oral Bar,

bein, berets an one ign
e. irected by campai
chairman Mrs. Eila George, e,

was Paul “Wolf o!
for hie “Patriotic

Joan Beckow. Sets and cos-
tumes for all three shows
were designed by Jack Si-
con, design assistant for the
Playhouse mainstage.

Covers of the Spanish-Am-
erican War."

Margaret Munns of
Kinnaird was recipient of
the Axel Neilsen Trophy of

Five Companies Tender Bids
For Control Gates and Guides

* Five com anies have
d bids for a contract

aird Ele igs
schools during Sct. 10, 11
and 12 includes Donna Far-
ron, Jane Woods, Jeff Jon-
es, Jim McQueen, Sam Mo-
aes: pend Tom Wood. All.
y members were se

fected By Don Shipley dur-
ing his cross-country audi-
tion trip last spring.-

The musical director

Sportscar Drivers With Roving

Eyes are Now fo be Found Out :
Bas Sith roe

P on
walks and are distracted by
shapely legs, are
yy an

according to the public ser
vice ‘divigion of British Lay-

Toad Tesearch la-
boratory wil be “Atting vol-
8 unter ack drivers with a spec-

to Rae and install con-
trol gates and

intake headwor!

Kootenay Canal eer fe
velopment B.C.
announced.

The gates will regulate
the flow of water into
three-mile-long § Kootenay
canal.

“Installation will be at
the south bank of Corra
Linn headpond where water
for- the canal will be diver-
ted ‘from .Kootenay. River.
The water will return to the
river .after passing through
e turbines of a new pow-

' be constructe
‘Sldcan {+ (5 & e °

age behind Duncan’ and
Libby dams.

‘bigs for the contract
were ae Heede Internat-

Lid. Vancouver, $1,-
481,659; Mathias & Nicol
(M Division of

Linz, Austria, — $2,031,265
and Nissho-Iwai Canada Ltd,
Vancouver $2,033,700.

A contract willbe aw-
arded after all tenders have
been studied by Hydro’s en-
gineers and consultants.

An Ontario firm has
been awarded a contract to
supply electrical equipment
oe oy canal powerhouse.

E. Circuit Breaker
(canada) Ltd., at $292,920,
was low bidder for’an isol--
ated: phase bus and generat-
or neutral cubicle.

This equipment -will be
the main connection
tween generators and trans--
form:

5 lydto's fs - corietriishion i
1g

eSHt thd site ye

SQiiirk, : has: expressed ;,sa!
faction with progress oft the

. project: this‘ year.
“Our schedule. for 1972 is
Sid well ‘on target,” he

hen fully energized
in Puts the Kootenay ane

ion Co. Ltd., a.) Vancouver $1,
618,648; 7 Bridge

we'll finance if!
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Psychology and: Philosophy
Should Be Taught af Early Age

Psychology al and philoso-
phy should be tal ght in el-
ementary and” ondary
schools, Prof. A. M. ‘vought
of Simon Fraser told about
45 school trustees.

Speaking here recently
to a branch soning

students who are not recom-
mended, But the. provincial
exams will still be available
to pers boards to use if

wish. :
var, Naylor said stud-
ents will have to write ex-

, ams in only four subjects

East and Wes'

trustees, Mr. ee ant said the
two courses should be tau-
ght much earlier because
they help people learn how
te get along with each oth-

Tie said all discipline
studying should be salt
discipline, not discipline ap-
plied from outside a per-

people ‘shouldn't be co-
erced into studying an’
they should be able to stu-
dy what they wished, he
suwessed.

Bruce Naylor, of the
provincial. education de-
partment, said that instead
of having the’ old: vocation-
al, academic and technical
streams, high’ schools now
have the’ broader divisions
of selected studies an
combined studies.

There are ‘now only
four compulsory courses in
grade 11 and 12, so there

ls a much greater range of
choice for the: student, he
said.

End-of-year departmen-

“tal examinations: will no

id ion pro;

for
tuition scholarships. i
Bil Merilees of ‘Selkirk
College told trustees about
biology field trips he org-
for) element
school: children in the Nel-

students could do field sind

g - dies oe biology in the fields:

LV. Pearce uf
Neloon ptt on the Health
Unit and how it works in
co-ordination with

e
- schools ‘dealing with ment-

al, emotional and sical:
disabilities, ye

Nelson city recreation:
supervisor Fred Whiteley
described the city’s recreat-.
‘am and told how it
wor! close co-operation’
with schools in the city.

Bob Patrick, principal.

of Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary “School, told of a.
canoe construction program
done as a combined etfort
by the school and es local,
rocreation comi
. Gib Lind, principal of-
Junior-Secondary;

Nelson, CI
Castlegar association is
Marjorie MacBain.

The Overture Concert
Association is a non-profit
community organization
which operates without de-
ficit and without advance
guarantees. Concerts to be

resented are selectd by the
local committee at the con-
clusion of the campai;
pending soley on
of the membership dri

Overture Associations are
also active in other .
towns and cities including
Kimberley and Cranbrook,
in our area.

Overture Concerts, with
in Vancouver,
ive affiliation
eae Cana-

ecutive
known Canadian’ musician
George Zukerman.

printed pages. She also re-
ceived two gold awards,

. Other gold award winners

were Dorothy McKenzie of
Delta, Nellie Taylor, of vans
couver and Paul Wolf of
Missoula.

Silver award winners
were Georgla Moen of Port-
land, Ore, Nellie ‘Taylor,

Alex. Nelléen, Salley
Spain.

gar, J. W. good
¥ ie the Teall Je. Phil
atelle Club and Axel Neil-
sen who received two
bronze awards.

Honorable mention went
to Ivy Neilsen of Castlegar,
A. G, Wormull of Vernon
and Margaret Munns, Marg:

y Bird and

hibit was Thurlow Fraser of

Nelson. Other judges were ©
of O]

of Saimon ‘Arm, A. Se
of Spokane, J. Pascoe Tay-
lor of Vancouver andi Daw:
id Dolgoy and John Harri

of Trail.

on,

Gordon Haug ‘of Kel-
owna was student judge
with George Melvin of Ver-
non as judges’ secretary.

THANK YOU

+ The Castlegar Kiwanis Club wishes fo express
its thanks and appreciation to all district residents
who supported us by attending our recent Klon-
dike Night.in the arena. Special thanks to all those
fine people who assisted Kiwantans by. taking on

responsibilities for operating and helping out with

some of the games, concessions, efc.

Tommy Blin, .
Klondike Night Committee Chairman,
. Castlegar Kiwanis Club,

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les, guidance and home-

ork, reading,
home economilcs, industrial
education, athletics, and
one final area conducted by
Mr. Lind on pore ev.

been broken!

Transit and Housing Subjects
Broached by Municipal: Leaders

Now Municipal Affairs

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be: working Pot closely

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The first newsletter of Hope oe conte!

pone home to to Last Friday we attend-
eda very interesting lect-
ure by Keith Scott on Griz-
aly » His film was ex-

romising yet

this even-

en e@ @
.,.. Coming up is the Play-
house Theatre presentation
of “Androcles and the Lion”
2 a romises to be very

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Showin did not
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sweet snacks were eaten be-
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complaints about _ re,
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the after hours enjoy-
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cil members who wanted to

give a portion. of any new

reform;
raeition cenrol ad” the =
- environment.

subdivision to the municip,

to
fore developers squeeze
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calling io peru fora
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more

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jons for disposal’ of ‘solid
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rationale was that

tion was that me-
thods ead in . the Past in
smaller communities

becoming ¢ obsolete as pat
lations grow andlations grow
and ecological pressure in-
creases.

bodies.
ently the Government
called

SAM, but local areas must
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MLA in the provincial el-

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development

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ested that if

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