CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Juno 9, 1977

Open Letter .

‘Gra ds '77 Show Responsibility”

r, Castlegar News: i

It's that time of the year
in when. Grad writing is
found written in all manner of
places and this year the Police
Office garage doors were
graced with large pink writing
“Grad 77", The occurrence took
place over the past weekend
don Monday morning I con-
tapted a local painter and was *
bdvised labor and materials
‘would amount to approximately
$70 to re-paint the doors.

Shortly after I made en-
quiries three members of the .

: Stanley Humphries 77 Grad
Class appeared and were most

; concerned about the incident.

: They advised me they, as well

: 88 the other members of the '77

:Grad Class, were most em-
* “barrassed to be associated with
3 such a childish display of ir-
} responsibility. They offered to
: clean the doors and on Tuesday
: afternoon they did just that.

‘Library Puts

The sue Library
board heard with regret last
Monday that it was losing two
s members: Wyn Naylor is
: moving to Victoria and Catrina

- { Ward has joined the staff of the

: Ubrary as clerk/typist.

; =, Don Jones gave a report on

‘the B.C. Library Trustees

+ convention held in Kamloops in
+ conjunction with the B.C. Li-

‘The members’ of. this de-
tachment are very impressed
with the adult and

hope each member will take a
couple of minutes to consider
e of ti t

attitude of the ‘77 Grad Class

-and fully realize that in all

probability no members of the
grad class wore responalble for
the damage.

I think ‘the position taken
by the class has impressed upon
the members of this detach-
ment the maturity and good
common sense of the 1977 Grad
Class and they have the am-

munition required'to enter to- -;

day's fast changing ‘society.
+ I would like to take this

opportunity to wish every Grad -

a successful and rewarding

graduation ceremony. This will

be one of the most important
days in your life and as such
deserves the good common
sense instilled into ‘you over the
past years.

It is a time of house
parties, beach parties, and

ble behavior,

As in past years, the mem-
bers of this detachment will be
vigilant on grad: night and
sincerely hope each and every
*member displays the responsi-
bilities we know you have when
it comes to the activities you
have planned for the weekend,
We also want to havea safe and
successful weekend,”

‘Thanks again to ‘the three
members of the class who ap-
plied elbow grease to the paint
on our doors,

Cpl. W. Bailey
RCMP Detachment

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housing and municipal affairs,
it and en-

LAWRENCE P. HALEY, form-
er Stanley Humphries Second:

ary School student, has’ re-
ceived his Doctor of Medicine .
degree from University: of:
British Columbia, He will intern
at Toronto Western Hospital
this coins 3 year,

allocation for B.C, He said two
one dealing with

various other activities and I

Outdoor

Activity Books on Display

Thompson-Nicola Library. sys-

ld be required
to review the city's water
supply difficulties and need for
assistance, °°

. “To work jn isolation would
be slow and counter- produc-
tive,” Curtis said. “There must

be communication between.
es

d another dealing
with “industrial infrastruc-
tures" have not yet been
signed.

“I don't anticipate they will

be signed much before the end -
of June,” Brisco said.

Marjorie McBain President Arts Council;

A gratifying ‘number. of

people attended ‘the annual
‘general meeting’ of the Castle-
gar and District: Community
Arts Council, held Monday ‘of
last |. week in ; the. .‘National °
Exhibition Centre, in conjune-
tion with the opening of the
annual display of adult ‘amateur
rt.

President Larry Brown :
reported on the activities of the
“arts council .throughout the
year: a successful painting
workshop held in June; a paint- *
:Ing and crafts display at the of-
ficial opening ‘of the; Castlegar
Community Complex; a concert
by the Kokanee String Quartet;
the one-man theatre. presenta-
tion ‘A Taste of Robert: Ser-
vice’, and the annual exhibition
of amateur art. s

Last September, thanks to”
the sponsorship of the Castle-
gar Savings Credit Union, the
arts council started .a re;

every two weeks. by Dorothy
Miller-Tait. This has become an
important news item for every-
one interested in the arts,
The council has-also as-
sisted in’ the presentation’ of
two concerts: by the. Kootenay.
Chamber Orchestra; provided a
judge (Marj.McBain), and

ae for Twin Rivers School

“enhance: the success of ea

public speaking ‘contest; and,
under the diréction of Dorothy

“Miller-Talt, ‘has recently spon-
‘sored = Family ‘!

competition for school childrei,

z In’ February, the’ annual
grant from the B.C, Cultural
Fund was allocated to: various
groups applying for financial
ald. After: much. correspon-
dence, the. counel) is’ now. in
good standing with the Regis-
trar of Companies and waiting
for an application for a tax de-

duetible number to be accepted.

piss

Plans have'been made for
another one-man theatre pro-
duction in the fall.

.. Mr. Brown ended his re-
port by warmly thanking his
executive — vice-president
Marj McBain, treasurer Laima
Alliss,. secretary Judy :-Wear-
mouth (also in charge. of néws-

gular. . paper reports) for their work
calendar of- cultural. events in’:
. the Castlegar news, compiled

throuaiest the year. He gave a

vote of thanks to
Dorothy Miller-Tait, who, was
responsible for all the publicity
posters, the newsletters: and

Month’ poster.

arta couriell venture:- \ +

PRS! Markh,* corre

{2 Chairman: of. the wom ¢ try, Ruth, Wal

- ating ‘committee, Ruby ye
al

conducted thé electio

clamation, , of | the followdig:
executive members and direc: ’

tora: president Marjorie Mc-
Bain, vice-president Ruby

From Page |
Council Pleased
With Findings:
Of Study

city,” he said, “That is,a normal
winter day's use,”

Kilpatrick told the Castle-
gar News city council is satis-
fied with the study's progress
and expects to receive. final
copies of the report Tuesday or
Wednesday. He said the en-
gineering firm: presented .the

rough draft yesterday to a joint”:

4 Maxtor "McBain,

recording
secretary Judy "Wearmouth,
frerberabl ‘chairman: Catrina
Ward, Fred. Merriman, Marg-
aret Pryce, Julle Oudes, Peay
Reid, Jerry .Enewold, Don
Mitchell, Sally. Willaims, Bongle
ren Culley.

Mr. Brown drew the medt-
ing to a close before'members

~ could thank him for‘all’ho has
, himself’ contributed’ over the

past two years. He:has done.a
great deal of work behind the
scenes and the task of replacing
him has been difficult, Marjorie

. McBain: has~ consented: to be

president for one year only,

-Duane Harder j gave ashi
talk on the National Exhibition
Centre's function and‘ fundiig
and announced a meeting to:
discuss the bes of the Senire,

Immedi: the

meeting of
miisters: of municipal affairs,

economic development and en:

vironment’ in Victoria.

incial deputy. ::
business ‘meeting, the art show
“was di

pen and re-

arts’calendar, the 0
of the-poster competition and
the adult art exhibit. Ruby
Marsh was thanked ‘for her
special cffert in organizing the
catering arrangements _ which

He said copies of the report.
will also be f d to

BC.
. Hydro, the RDCK, CanCel, the.

federal department of regional

: e¢ohomic expansion ‘and ‘the

Central Mortgage and Housing .

ch’ | Corporation. -

tem had been

The Castlegar Library
board will cooperate with other
library boards in the Kootenays
to put pressure on tHe pro-
vincial government, through
the regional districts, to carry
on with the Kootenay Library
System proposal.

Thanks to the cooperation °

of the of We:

+ brary A

+ Meeting with a “isonet of
i directors of the Kootenay Li-
} brary System Society, library
: + development commissioners re-
t iterated their support of inte-

the library has had a window
display of outdoor activity
books. Carl's Drugs have kindly
agreed to allow the library
window space next week for a
display of books from B.C.
Some Stanley Humphries
Secondary School students will
give a puppet show for younger

children in the- Castlegar

was that Victoria could ‘be

doing more for the support of.

:Hbraries, and should do so

° through the Library Develop-
i {ment Commission,

The: librarians reported

i tour of spacious, wellequipped
‘library buildings in the Carit

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branch of the library this Satur-
da; ‘he

“It is quite clear Castlegar
has an emergency problem and
it is our duty to find a solution
to this problem,” he said.

Curtis said the solution will
emerge ‘within “a few weeks”

but would not discuss whether.

it would be provided ‘by a’
DREE agreement.

“I have no right to express
an opinion with. respect. to
“federal funding,” Curtis: said.
“We would not want to jeopar-
dize federal involvement’ by”
discussing it.”

Castlegar mayor Audrey

Moore said the ministers’ over- _

all response to the city’s’ water’
problem was “excellent.”

“I thought it was. very
positive and receptive of both

y
hope this will be the first of a
series of library-school coopera-
tive puppet shows.

Courtesy of Carter's Sew-
ing Centre, the Castlegar
branch now has available for
loan a Simplicity pattern book
for patrons who would like to
choose patterns

Then Let's

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PETTITT PHOTOS

Sunday Hours; 12noon-1-p.m. and 6-7 p.m.

ee and the municipal affairs
minister that they come to hold
‘a working meeting with the
council,” she said.

“If the meetings between
the various ministers accom-
plish what council expects them
to, Castlegar will be allowed to

fulfill its arse erties et

tact
terday, Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco said the federal cabinet
has approved'the total funding

Court News

In provincial court Tues-
day Thomas Wayne Pollock
pleaded guilty to a charge of
driving while his: driver's. li-
cence was under suspension.
He was placed on six months
probation and given a 60 day
intermittent jail sentence.
: se 8

Mike John Kinakin pleaded
guilty to a charge of driving
with 2 blood alcohol count over
.08, He was fined $350 or in
default 30 days in jail.

oe 8

Paul Postnikoff pleaded

guilty to a charge of being a|

minor in possession of liquor.
He was fined $50.

Russell Edson Thomas
pleaded guilty to a charge of
driving with a blood alcohol
count over .08. He was fined

$300 or in default 30:days in
jail, ‘ 4

Smoking destroys or dam-

ages tiny- hairs in the lungs, -

which act as brushes to remove -
bits of matter that can irritate
the lungs. This leaves the
lungs at the mercy of dust,

germs; smog and other harm" --

ful irritants. For. more facts
about’ smoking, contact your
local office of the Canadian
Cancer Society.

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