8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, June 2, 1968

Soviet Dipiomat at Festival

“Mankind will have to re-
nounce ‘war as a meghs of set-
ting differences. a nattore

ve in Peace,’ stated Vic
Myzmtkov, a member of
exit depiriment of of the, Rus-
‘when

in Embassy in Otta’
he "addressed. the 191 C Uhion of
Youth Feetlval held “at Gi

Forks rece:
serenatted what the ‘last

He
World War did to Russia when | J

million of her population
were killed. “Hardly a fa in
the U.S.S.R. was spared the loss
of a loved one, That is why they
cherish pace

‘ rstand-

unde:
ing and totratiga bold tha'key
to worl

er opened the festival. Tha two-, mi
oy event, under the ‘sp 8

tisc—Sikee: 08+ Spts
Canim ities of Christ, attr
ed an attendance from through:
out western Canada."

‘This year's festival theme
was ‘our greaniations relation
ati its youth,

Iiverea pec at it,

ing Ghten
a en to higher e ae its
effect ‘on youth’ and. how. it
promote 'Doukhi inobor | id

acil enjoy.
ed oe a cro presentations that
ranged ‘from solos ‘to '30_ voice
choirs’ in the Dawkohok: com:

$3, 000. Cominco Avaed

‘ DB. Jonnion, formerly of
Rossland, is Bone of 10 Canadian
students to ‘have ed
3 98.009" Cominco fellowship ‘thig

Tey:

plete-a
fello
started

hase of the co

com any’s
program
in 1944.

was

Mr, Johnson, son 0!
Johnson stole is cnployed by

the 1066 talon. minco

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minco at Trail

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acifist views. *
bP Gregory Okulevich in his ers.
‘that

a,
da portrays your very soul.”
4 He hoped that there would
be miore cultural exchanges be-
tween all peoples’ so ‘appredt
derstanding of
ers would be ‘promoted.
“Toleration and peaceful as-
m gives births to raclehe| of We
and Pee lation of your n
bor,” he said.

Soba “| erga honorary

chairman o!

eR Legebokst a
B.| Otte Mints foe ea space

the
brief address,
in Doukhobor

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of peoples’

said, “good year. “pened of As24

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"He has held the Chrig Spen-
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‘tiadé ‘22 years ago, a to
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SHSS Graduates are Urged
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highlighted commencement ‘ex-
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Thursday eve

ning.
Winner o of the coveted Stan-
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to the best all ‘round graduat- | fo
ing student, was ‘fudents coun-

cil president Ken: ‘Pickering.
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Tom McGau-
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is ‘all: too‘true ithat life seldom
gives. us vany: more than «just
it degree ‘of encouragement
which tatfiecs fo keep us ‘at a
reagonably full exertion of our

duates” have ‘already met many,| 9;
juragements in life and
since every y discouragement en en,

SHSS STUDENTS Cathy Abrossi-

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Master:
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Recent Wisitors at the home
and Mrs, R. C, Donnan
were their. son ‘ane daughter-in-
Jaw, Mr.'and Mts, David Donnan
of Vancouver:

H. Johnson spent Jast
week vi visiting in Rossland, re-
turning shoine Saturday,

Eight ‘members of. Castle-

The toast

to br

Verzuh,

student's

counell president Ken Pickering
was toastmaster while grace was
said by Rev. Wilding, t
to the Queen was given by Irene
Deverney while the one to the
parents was delivered by ick
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Valley Vista Unit
‘Has Coffee Party

A'bake sale in: conjuncti
with the. Aflernoon ‘Gat coffee

party was cussed b; mnembars
of tho Valley 7 vista init of the
ieamestio aed recently at th

mo of Mrs, V.Markle? oe
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on the morning of June 5 at
the. home of \Mrs. E:.C.Acker-

ee Next month will be the last
meeting: before the summer

gar UCW motored to Harrop on

Wednesday, where they held

thelr executive meeting at the
home of Mrs. P. Swift,

Wits, K) MacLure and daugh-

is Maxine MacLure spent

a few days last week in Spokane.

Members: oes Minto fianter

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The guest rapaaker! noted
that ‘‘the outstanding character-
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tal predominance of: courage
over Hnoldlty” but suggested that
‘this “often exists in &:man of

Mr.. Camphell .added that
“a sense of enthuslasm and de-
termination backing: un ‘Tegiti-
mate ambitious goals fs to be
lauded in anybody, regardless of
‘his-age- the-lavel of his fob or
the place of his employment.”
He urged eraduates to do their
best tn all they. attempt.
‘Valedictorian Tom, McGau-
ley’ told. the acnroximately 800
bersons present that he and his
fellow ‘graduates have Born th othe

moff and Jack Burak are to
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treal in July under the Canadian
Centennial youth Travel. Pro-
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grade 11 and 12 students to see
how other Canadians’ live. In
other paris of the country ‘is
other of the count
—Castlegar News Photo

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Saag tribute to parents
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1o you.
‘He sald the “talisman” which
the graduates of 1966 will carry
with: them throughout -their: li:
ves will be “a sense of fellow-
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