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Recreation news

Congratulations goes out
to Valley Vista School for
winning the participation
plaque at the Bicycle Rodeo.

Thirty-three per cent of
the students attending Val-
ley Vista took part in our
safety event. Way to go Val-
ley Vista!

The Recreation Depart-
ment would like to extend a

ciation, the Castlegar Legion,
RCMP, Fire Chief Bob Mann,
Warren Quiding, Fred La-
lond, Glen_Aksélsofi and

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Tennis Is Here

Tennis season is here. All
our tennis lessons start the
week of May 20. We are of.
fering adult lessons on Mon-
day and Wednesday at 10:30
a.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.;
teen lessons on Tuesday and
Thursday at 4 p.m. and 5:30
p.m.; and children’s lessons
on Tuesday and Thursday
from 3:14 - 4 p.m. All classes
have eight lessons and run
for four weeks. For more de-
tails call the recreation office.

Course

A flatwater canoe course
level I - IV is starting on May
24. This six-day course offers
top quality instruction by the
B.C. Canoeing Association.

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SWING YOUR PARTNER .. .

Students of Mrs.

Archibaid’s morning kindergarten class at Castlegar
Primary School do a square dance during program at

Mother’s Day tea held Friday at the school. A total of
$104 was raised from the tea. Money will go to Steve
Fonyo’s Journey for Lives campaign.

TEENAGE PROJECT

Theatre Energy on tour

Nelson's Theatre Energy
will be touring its teenage
drug and alcohol awareness
project, Calling the Play, to
nine local schools from May 9
to 17.

Developed by the company
with assistance from the
Nelson Community Services
and Castlegar Savings Credit
Union, the project is a
two-hour theatre production
accompanied by an education
package created by Nelson
Access.

Besides carefully develop-
ed class-room sessions, the
package contains suggested
methods of involving tea.
chers, parents and students
in an omgoing awareness
program.

Theatre Energy's presen

tation is based on a life-sized
board game with the par.
ticipation of pp*to 80 stu-
dents. Company members
will be asking questions,
stimulating discussions and
acting out scenes.

Students will learn rele-
vent facts and be encouraged
to make decisions about
typical situations involving
drug and alcohol use.

It is an opportunity for
students to discuss their at-
titudes and feelings and to
realize that the power to
make choices about this im-
portant issue ultimately rests
with them.

“We are very pleased with
the large amount of com-
munity support received,”
commented Artistic Director

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Richard Rowberry. “The
IODE, Lions, Eagles and Ro-
tary clubs have all made sub-
stantial contributions. Stu-
dents at Trafalgar School are
creating the set under the
direction of teacher Ken Wil-
son from a design created by
John House of Moonlight
Studio.”

Calling the Play also re-
ceived a grant of $5,590 from

Funeral
Marie

Marie Adee Lacey of
Castlegar passed away Sat
urday, May 11 in Rossland
Hospital! at the age ‘of 85.

Funeral mass was cele-
brated today at St. Rita's
Catholic Church with Fr.
Herman Engberink officiat:
ing. Interment was in Park
Memorial Cemetery.

Mrs. Lacey was born in
Valley Field, Quebec on May
28, 1899 and moved with her
parents to the Michel-Waldo
area of British Columbia
when she was nine years
old. She lived there until 1919
when she moved to New
Westminster.

She worked for many
years as an occupational
therapist at Essondale Hos
pital. After her career at Es
sondale, she began working

) for the Nelson Bros. Cannery

as a first aid officer, retiring
in 1970.

the Secretary of State (In
ternational Year of Youth).
The Hamber Foundation, be-
sides contributing $1,500 to-
wards the project, donated a
further $500 towards a video
taping of the show.

Calling the Play will be
performed at Kinnaird Ju-
nior Secondary School at 10
am. and at 12:45 p.m.
Thursday.

held for

Lacey

She was a member of St.
Rita's Catholic Church, St.
Joseph's Catholic Women's
League, and active in the
Catholic Women's Sewing
Circle.

Mrs. Lacey is survived by
her son, William Shay, and
his wife; Jean, of Castlegar;
son, Lawrence of Ft. Worth,
Texas; daughter, Lois and
husband Bob Salton of New
Jersey; 10 grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren; sister,
Gerry Cameron of Courtney,
B.C.; and brother, Leo Finley
of Vancouver.

She was predeceased by
her first husband, Ernest
Shay in 1959, second husband
Frank Lacey in 1968; and one
grandson in 1963.

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel.

Swim Time
The Aquanauts took the
plunge Monday; your turn
will be June 1. June 1 is the
official opening for the Bob
Brandson Pool. So register
now for June preschool swim
lessons. We are offering wat-
erbabies (6 months-three
years), Parent and Tot, and
Yellow Level. Watch for de
tails on all our summer swim
classes which will be avail-

able in early June.

will be too late.

Rollerskating season kicks
off this Friday. So if you have
nothing to do Friday night,
why not come down to the
arena and put on a pair of
rollerskates? If you have
never tried it, you will love it!
Spend a great evening with
friends and have a whole lot
of fun. We rent skates to fit
the whole family. Admission
is $1 and skate rental is $1.50.

Former Cominco
executive dies

Ralph Donald Perry, Com-
inco's senior executive in
Trail for many years, died
Thursday in Victoria. He was
76. He is survived by his
wife, Mary, and one son,
Donald, in Vancouver.

A memorial service was
held Tuesday at St. George's
Anglican Church in Victoria.

Mr. Perry was born in
Hampton, New Brunswick in
1908, attended Acadia Uni-
versity in engineering, and
had a year of post-graduate
study at Queens.

He joined Cominco in 1928
and had many years of ser-
vice in the refineries. In 1952
he became general manager
of Western Operations, at
Trail, and in 1956, vice-presi
dent. In 1958 he became a
director.

In 1964 Mr. Perry was
moved to head office in Mon
treal and in 1966 he became
executive vice-president. He
retired in 1969 after 41 years
of service.

Mr. Perry was well known
in Trail and always had a
strong interest in the com.
munity. He fished Kootenay
Lake regularly.

A friend recalls that when
the Smoke Eaters were look
ing for money to go to the
world championship in 1961,
they went to see Mr. Perry.

“How much do you want?”

RALPH PERRY
. . dled Thursday

he asked. They weren't sure.
“Cominco will give you
$4,000," he said (which was
enough to cover wages) “and
if you need more, come
back.”

He later authorized help
for championship jackets.
Under his administration,
funds were given for the con-
struction of the Cominco
gymnasium and for other
projects.

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