CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 3, 1969

“Woodland Park

The annual presentation
of awards was held at Wood-
land Park School last Thurs-

jay.
The following is a list of
the awards made at that

time;

Scholastic Achievement
Grade One — James Cav-

anagh, Terry Ward, ‘Terry

Nazarofe and Beverley Chern-

off.

” Grade Two — Jodi Wig-'
en, June Trehearne, Andrew
McDonald and Salley Bird.

Grade Three — Erin
Hall, Mark Wigen, Susan
Leitch, Patsy, DeVries and
Donna Marcellus.

Grade Four — Donna
Zebroff, Storie Plotnikoff,

don Bevans and Lorraine
Marcellus,
Perfect Attendanco

Grade One — _ Jeneine
Patou, and Beverley Chern-

Grade Two — Kirby Way-
ling, Judy Walker, ‘Scott Don-'
aldson, Glen Miller and Julia
Holdsworth.

Grade Three —_ Willie
Warford and Janice Donald-
son.

Grade Four — Evelyn
Drazdoff, Terry Jollimore,
Joe Nevakshonoff, Donna
Zebroff, Gloria Plotnikoff,

School Awards

Smith, Anne McDonald, Sus-
an Bonthron, Cindy Harna-
dek, Barry Poster and Judy
Donaldson.

Grade Six — Terry Bas-
ran, Susan Carrigan, Karen
Cleeve, Jennifer Maitland and
Beverley Simmons.

Music
Grade One — Terry Ward,

Grade Three — Faron
Ward.
Grade Four — Steven
Holdsworrt and Laura Cree-

” Grade Five — Linda En-
oksen, Susan a Anne

Steven th and Zel-
la Travis.

Grade Five — Bruce Ber-
mel, Judy Donaldson, Tom
Frost (3rd ye) and Kathy
Warford,

Grade Six — Kenny Cher-
noth, David Maddocks, Lor-

and) rait Gina Smith

ly
Judy Donaldson.
Grade Six — Susan Car-
Tigan, arly Bonthron, Gina
Smith, David Maddocks, Gor-

Certainly today's lifespan is
far longer, thanks to medical
advances. Both public and private
health have benefitted from medi-
cal research. More progress has
been made in the last 20 years
than in the fast 20 centuries.
Your doctor and your pharmacist
are important links in your life
span.

CARL‘S

DRUGS
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA
PH. 365-7269

and ‘Rand Wayling.
Citizenship

Grade One — Terry Naz-
aroff and Rhys Andrews.

Grade Two — Jodi Wig-
en, Judy Walker, June Tre-
hearne, Salley Bird, Douglas
Lamminen and Glen Miller.

Three — Erin

Grade Fe
akshonoff, Danny Nazaroff,
‘Laverne Maloff, Dwayne Glen
dinning, Linda Smith and
John_ Knutson.

Grade Five — Kelly

Robson Man
Wins Hydro
Scholarship

A Robson man is among

12 winners of B.C. Hydro un-
dergraduate scholarships in
engineering.
He is Lawrence Chuts-|

and dudy Dmkieor:
de Six — Bruce Al-|ry
ingore Judy Bonthron and
Janice Jaques,
Grade One — _ Terry
Ward and Rhys Andrews.
Grade Three — Faron
are
Grade Four — Kevin

ran,
Grade Five — Gerald

Kozak, Anne McDonald and
Cindy Harnadek,
Athletics
Grade (ne — Terry Naz-
aroff au. Jeneine Dufour.
Grade ‘Two — Glen Mil-
ler.

oa Three — Alan
Conr

"Grade Four — Dwayne
Glendinning, Donna Zebroff
and Kevin Basran.

Grade Five — Barry
Poster, Dan Walker, Kelly
Smith, Linda Enoksen, An?!
thony Creegan and Susan
Bonthron.

Grade Six —
lingham, ¢ Gina ‘smitt and. Ter-|

Gutstanding Improvement
Grade One .— Pamela
Kelly, Ke Kelvin Maloff and Judy

Grade
Walker, Cindy iy Chernott and
Scott Donaldson.

Grade Three — Lori Lee

Pacholzuk and Mary Ann
Heglin.

‘Smell in

Dear Sir:

May I express my hum-
ble and sincere thanks for
your outstanding editorial
“That Smell in the Air.”

Not a day passes that we
do not read some news re-
port of the death and de-
struction caused by the pol-
lution of our air, water or
some other segment of our
environment. The world sci-
entists have warned us of a
“cloud of death” encircling
the earth, and Rachel Car-
son’s “The Silent Spring” was

i of

koff, 21, a former
News carrier, who is entering
his third year of studies at
the: University of B.C. this

The scholarships are
worth $250 each.

Other winners included
five from Vancouver, two
from Burnaby, and one each
from North Vancouver, Mat-
squi, Campbell River and

CASTLE THEATRE ses762

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Lola Albright — Chad Everett — Comedy

Coming Soon JOHN WAYNE in “HELLFIGHTERS”

the effects of indiscriminate
use of DDT.

ing evidence that is piling up
of the dangerous consequenc
es to human life, the “pow-
ers-that-be” continue to ig-
nore this threat, talk much
and do little.

I suggest that the time
has come to act on this men-
ace before it is too late. The
argument that we cannot af-
ford preventative measures
is not valid. We can afford
it while we are alive hut a
“dead” world pays no taxes

tion make very meager con-
sumers,

Your suggestion of muni-
cipal councils taking up our
local “smell” problem is
sound. Let us all make known
our wishes to councils and

all our support and assistance

New

CP Services

Despite the overwhelm- F

and a sick and dying popula-|

the Air’

Editorial is Lauded

to them to see what results
are possible.

‘Thank you again for a
Umely and worthwhile editor-

Pat Romaine,
Kinnaird.

Senior Citizens Grants
Add Up to Over $500,000

Grants totalling $75,000
have been made by the pro-
vincial government this year
towards providing Silver
Threads services, senior citiz-
ens counsellors, and the Vol-
unteer for Seniors program,

‘Threads, Volunteer for Sen-

jors, and senior citizens
counsellors are given under
the Canada Assistance Plan,
where 50 per cent of the
grant is obtainable at a later
time from the federal gov-
ernment if the Services pro-
vided by the grant are deem-

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the Hon. Isabel Dawson an-
ed by the federal

nounced this week, as she| f, i if a with th
urged public support of Pion- ob it eer ng e act.
eer and Elderly Citizens week
proclaimed for June 29 to
vuly

YE nd in addition to pis, i

Put Your
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Blue Chip

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Paid Monthly

$455,586 has been oe
by the provincial government
as their one-third participa-
tion in recreational centres
for senior cit

Volunteers tor Seniors,

vides a variety of recreation-
al and social programs for
elderly people in nursing and
boarding homes, The govern-
ment of B.C. provider a grant
of $5,000 ¢! year towards
the salary of their co-ordin-
ator.

‘In Victoria, four Silver
Threads centres will receive
approximately $20,000 in
grants from the government,
which will be used for staff
costs. The senior citizens
counsellors program for all
over British Columbia will re-
ceive up to $50,000 this year.

Mrs. Dawson said that

CASTLEGAR
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these grants for Silver

TELEPHONE STRIKE

.C. Tel is prepared
to talk
when the union
is realistic

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The: following is a statement by J. Ernest
Richardson, Presi. and Chief E: it
Officer of B.C. Telephone:

The officers of the Federation of ‘Telephone Workers of BC. have led their
membership into a strike against B.C. Teleph and unanimous :
recommendations of a federal. conciliation board. The company seeped those
recommendations. :

On the eve of strike action the Federation officers confronted the company with
new d ds for wage i of 32.1 per cent and reduced working hours and
other benefits bringing the total increase to 43.5 per cent by January 1, 1970.

Our Co y is p d to talks at any time the Federation officers indi-
cate they will show responsibility i in their demands.

‘The Union officers know as well as we do that increases costing nearly
$30,000,000 and amounting to 43. 5 per cent. by next January ist are absurd. .They
made these di ds at the el ¥ of collective bargaining.

Their action only strengthens my conviction that the federation officers have not
bargained in good faith, but have deliberately forced a smike ‘just to Kick’ manage-
mont in the teeth.

NW SPE

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