A tarabande isa dance:
— a rather formal dance | |
which originated in the 18th
century. : ;

The grace and beauty of
its name appealed to three -
musicians; pianist’ Robin
Chow, and singers Kathleen
Murison and Kathleen
Payne, who adopted it'as a
signature for thelr group.

On Thursday. night, Sar-
abande will present their
concert, The Flower Show, in
the Twin’ Rivers School acti-
vity room. The Flower Show
is divided into 16 sections;

* from the first blooms of |
spring with “To the Crocus
my Love”. and “Edelweiss”
through various varieties of
flowers and other aspects of
the summer garden.

Spring Songs are fol-
lowed by The Violets and The
Daisies which in turn leads to’
the section At the Sprig and .
Whistle; an English music
hall sequence which features
an old Gracie Fields song
“The Biggest Aspidistra in
the World.” From here it is
but a-short turn to the
Compost Heap with the song
“There. are Fairies at the
Bottom of Our Garden;" then
to English C sean’, Gardens
and The Tulj

The largest section of
the show is devoted to that
main bloom of summer, The
Rose. This secion is exempla-
tive of the infinite variety
and talent of Sarabande, with
songs ranging from old stan-
dards such as Stephen Sond-
heim’s “Everything's Coming
Up Roses" and Hanley's
“Second Hand Rose” to the -
classical with Schumann's
“Die* Rose Die Lillie’ and
Schubert's “Heidenroslein.”

The Rose is followed by
a section of mucis devoted to
The Flower's Best Friend .
which includes Rimsky-Kor-

blebee,”

and. Swann;

"the

sakoff's “Flight of the Bum-
more familiar .to
many as the theme, music to
The Green Hornet. This is
followed by The Urban ae
dener’ and “Mi:

piece’ popularized
English comedians. Flanders
then to- The
Lilacs and a selection from
Gilbert and Sullivan featur-
ing “I ama Little’ Buttercup.”

* The Flower Show cloees
with a Melancholy Medley of
songs about the end of the
flower season. i

The Flower Show is a
well-balanced variety concert
with something for everyone. -
Advance tickets are priced at
$4 for adults, and $3 for
students and senior citizens,
and are available at Carls
Drugs, Castlegar Drugs, Cas-
» tlegar Library branches and
the Castlegar Credit Union.
Tickets at the door will be $5

‘Roll call at the recent
Slocan Womens’ ; Institutes
meeting was aiswered with
86 pairs of booties for the’
‘Children’s Hospital and 10
cents for every room ‘in‘a
member's house, with pro-
ceeds going to Pennies for

Friendship.

Members decided to. do-
nate $150 to the fire de-
partment for the purchase of

training manuals,

for to'make.

for adults and $4 for
‘and. senior sizer.

Plans were made to visit

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As February’ was
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United. Nations jconvener’- .

Dorothy Hird gave a‘ short
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Mrs. Hird also read'a letter.

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“menced ‘Wednesday and'‘con-
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Celgar.: > :
Mr. Konkin is aurvived |
Konkin of

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He: was ae by
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Born in Verigin, Sask.,

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1940's where he resided until
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son; daughter, Mrs. BR, (Ver-:

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varieties
MARCH 7

{Services conlude at 12.

noon with burial to take place
in Shoreacres ‘Cemetery.

John S. Glehoff, 32.
"passes in Vancouver

Funeral “services were

held March 1 from the chapel *,

of ‘the Castlegar .Funeral
Home for John Sacauiel Gleb-
off, 32,.0f Nakusp, who died
Feb..26 in Vancouver. ‘
~.” Gleboff' was born Dec.
1T, 1947 in Nelson receiving
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Mr. Gleboif is survived ,

by his wife, Edel of Nakusp:
two daughters, Janice and

‘Chelsea, at, home; parents,

Sam and’ Helen’ Gleboff: of

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\Rev. ‘Ira
ated at ‘the service ‘with
burial. taking. place in Park.
Memorial Cemetery: =k

‘Johnson offici-*

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(March 5,, 1980

Activities reviewed &

By LOIS HUGHES
: MANAGING: EDITOR

Announcement of George Christie's election as chairman. of the:;

Castlegar: District United fet
; las

At. the Feb, 26 meeting; markin

t week.

board: of directors. highlighted the”

ng te United Way's 33 years of ser-
vice to, ‘Castlegar area charities; the board also. named John Michelson :

as vice-chairman and announced Marjorie MacBain's re-election as

/secretary-treasurer.

“Also named were:six new. diréctors: Gordon Porter, Al Leavitt,

Steve Jankola, Mike Popoff, Jim Brindley and Fanny Stoochnoff to ser-

ve. with present board: members Helen Strelioff, Nic Stoochnoff ond Ed

Isakson.

Other highlights of the
meeting included’ reports of

: tho past year's activities
* from representatives of the
local groups which ‘received

| funds from the United Way.
During. the. outgoing

, chairman's add: Nick

“on ‘behalf of the Castlegar.
Volunteer Exchange. a
lined. corvice

ready for‘ operation this year.

Leavitt also offerred any .

that. group,, ae v.in its third
year of operation.

‘The’ most Fecent ‘Visible
service being in

is the local mb
of commerce might be able to
give’. to United’: Way. /:At
present, he said the chamber

Stoochnoff thanked his dir-
‘. ectors who “make the United
+ Way function” and the Royal
,: Canadian Legion for the con-
~ tinuous use of its. facilities
-without charge. The many
unnamed canvassers - were
also singled out for thanks.
A lengthy ‘report ‘was -
submitted. by Alex. Chevel-
dave on behalf of the Castle
gar and District Athletic As-
“ysociation’ which acts ‘as a
obs house for all ‘minor...
“sports which, when counted
. individually," benefit 1,500
young athletes.
2 Bernje Bloom reported
for the National Exhibition
Centre /and/-the (C.

a ‘in
ectory now available to the
community.

“The exch is ineres-

has a paid ip of 58,
A thank you’ was. ex:

tended to United Way by ..
Marg Bro, on behalf of. the
pb: Guides

singly being used by the

community as an information -

centre,” said Boyd. -
“It maintains a lst of

persons offering in-home day-,
care services, has shelves of |

information on various social
and ‘educational services
available ‘to the community
and keeps a community cal-
endar which contains infor-
mation on. meetings* and -
activities ‘in Castlegar.”

‘Rosemary: Manarin..
‘the: United

behall; of “Big. Brotl ers “of
*. for ig them

Museum Society stating con:

tinuous community help from

Sean levels has'a great bearing

on the NEC receiving federal
id. eaphee

‘on the local level, Work-
““ghops, lectures and: a close
communication: with the:
school children and. other
organizations are all func- °
tions of the NEC.

‘i: He called. attention ‘to
the April 80 general meeting
he said everyone is welcome

i to attend.

Kootenay Columbia dis-
trict Boy Scouts representa-
tive Gwilym Hughes listed
present enrolment at 215
with nearly 50 leaders and
assistants.

He spoke on the Trees of
Canada Program, a new in-

‘ novation in the — scouting
~ world in the realm of fund
raising. Sponsored by Can-
adian Cellulose and with the:
guidance of the -Forest
Ranger,’ the boys will be
planting some 2,500 trees. Be

--blobd © clinic

ear a grant: which : for-

wi eer their last grant
1979.

-Itis now a polley,c of the
national office : that - Guides
can no longer ‘accept grants
and must perform a‘ service

for any monies received, she

‘the; eventual vebulldin j of the sc
1 No. 9 board of.

Sch

‘One area in’continucus fj

‘need of assistance, said Bro, .
is:Camp Rory-which serves.

as camping facilities to some * Em

1,200 girls tespuehor the

month, for ‘the society.

‘y Les Godberson: reported :
on’ the “Robson | ‘Recreation |
Car missi 2

‘do not have an older male
‘influence in their lives, and
are waiting’ for big brothers.
She also said directors were
needed to serve on the board.
\-4) Speaking’ on’ behalf of

. three ‘Separate groups, the

Castlegar ‘and © District: Li-
brary,, Board, the Kiwanis
blood donor ‘clinic and the
Castlegar. Chamber of Com-
merce, Al Leavitt expressed
appreciation. for the assis-
tance ‘given the library,
which now has over, 2,800
paid members from a pop-
ulation of 6,735: in -the city.
‘This represents a 41-per-cent
usage, he said.
Besides the . Kiwanis
Leavitt also
touched upon the soccer field
being developed by the club,
which he stated sshould be

or :- pool:
and the community hall. The
hall, he ssid is made available

without charge to different.

clubs and movements such as
Scouts and Guides. ‘The hall
also houses a library which is’
opened once a week.

Reporting for the Castle-
gar and District. Senior Cit-
izens Association Jessie Don-
nan spoke of the 164 mem-
bers-who use its centre and of
the year’s activities.

While there were'no re-
ports. from the national
agencies:such a5 Cross,
Canadian ‘National Institute
for the Blind and‘the Ar-
thritic Society, -MacBain
_noted there are many local
citizens who use this service
and the contribution from
this community in compari-
son was gemall indeed.”

Pledges will be obtai
in the future by a door-to-
door canvass in a similiar
manner to that of the Aqua-:
naut Swimathon.

“Our application for a’

grant next year may. well be
determined by. the success of
this drive,” said Hughes. -

Ann Holden, on behalf of
Kootenay Columbia Child
Care Society, reported on the
society's 3 five special pro-
grams. °

“Our programs serve
children from birth: to adult-
hood and, through the Vol-
unteer Exchange, also assist ©
adults in the community,”
she said.

She called attention to
the recognition given their
‘community work last year by
the pi

llegar Credit Union.

“The Castlegar Arts Council
PRESENTS

- SARABANDE.
& The Flower Show

Thursday, March 6 - 8PM.
TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL

_ Advance” Tickets, — Adults

‘advases Tickets available at Carl's Drugs, Castle-
ger. Drug, Castlegar Library -Branches and the .

$4.00
“Seniors & .
Students $3.00

when the society F an
International Year of the
Child award.

Coordinator Sue Boyd,

At Door Tickets — Adults - $5.00
* Sentors & Students - $4.00

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