Federal government core:
funding for the National Ex-
hibition Centre in Castlegar
has been increased from
$18,000 to $21,000 for the
year 1981,

This was announced at the
second annual genoral meet-
ing of the West Kootenay
Cultural Society, which ad-
ministers the centre.

The NEC in Castlegar is
one of a number of exhibition
centres built across Canada,
with federal government as-
sistance, as a centennial gift
to the country.

Some centres have already
been closed due to two main
factors; they did not meet the
required programs standard,
and lack of sufficient local
regional financial support, In
view of this fact, the an-
nouncement of the increase
in federal support, although
very minimal, was. received
with satisfaction and some
pride.

During the meeting, Ber-
nard Bloom, administrator,
reviewed highlights of the
past year, which included
some overwhelmingly suc-
cessful shows — Shell Canada
Collection; Kootenay Quilts
and Coverlets; Juried Art
Show and Community Art
Show, to name a few. He also
mentioned a few exciting
events scheduled: for the

upcoming year,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 20, 1981

Jack Johnston presented
the nominating committee's
slate of directors for the next
year. This included — Heidi

Berger, Ann Chursinoff, Jack ° '

Johnston, Marjorie MacBain,
Jeremy Palmer, Matt Rohn
and Harold Webber. — from
Castlegar; Peter Oglow, rep-
resentative from the Douk-
hobor Historical. Society;
Mary Kendy, representative
from Salmo; Edith Mowatt,
representative from the Slo-
ean Valley; Dr. Velen Fan-
derlik, representative from
Trail. A representative from
Nelson is yet to be appointed.

A special vote of thanks
was expressed to Allen Sel-
bie, Mrs. Dorothy Miller-
Tait, Mrs, Arlene Ommund-
son and to Brian Marrion and
Jedd Erwin of DTUC for
extraordinary service to the
exhibition centre during the
year.

Pollowing adjournment,
refreshments were served,
and those in attendance
browsed through the galler-
ies for a last look at the
Community Art Show. It was.
taken down this past week-
end to make room for an arts
and crafts display by Grades
7 and 8 of the Trail Junior
High School, in the small
gallery; and Evelyn Arm-
strong’s show “Mono —
Prints and Other Works” in
the large gallery.

Robson W.I. marks
68th anniversary

The Robson Women's In-
stitute meeting May 13 rec-

her services for “Meals on

ognized the 68th
of the institute in Robson,
Emily ‘Scott gave an ac-
count reflecting the first
meeting of the institute held
in Robson in 1913, with Mrs.
Squires as president. Mrs.
Scott also read a poem in
honor of the occasion,
_ A satisfactory report was
given of the recent spaghetti
supper held in the Robson
hall and a hearty: thanks goes

Wheels” i in the Robson area.
A

of
resolutions was held to fami-
liarize the delegates to the
provincial convention with
their purpose.
The hostess prize was won
by Mrs. J. Fornelli.

The meeting concluded :

with the surving of Irish
bread and accompaniments
by the hostess, Alice Metcalf.

Federal government increases aid to N.E.

Bll pleasure that the

for ores an-

Blazi-

eae will be iain us on May

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doy evenings, Tami would tike

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Lung Assoc. has local director

Dawna Dinning of the
Castlegar Rotary Anns was
elected a director of the
British Columbia Lung Asso-
ciation at the association's
annual meeting.

Dinning will serve as the
Christmas Seal Committee
‘chairman in the Castlegar
area for th 1981 Christmas
Seal Campaign.

Dr. Jack Rosenblatt, a
Vancouver’ allergist, was
elected ‘president of the asso-
ciation; Gary Cooper became
vice-president; and Mel
Kochberg was elected honor-
ary treasurer.

Delegates from 50 British
Columbia communities at-
tended the annual meeting of
the lung association, and
heard presentations on occu-
pational lung disease, patient
rehabilitation programs, car-

Association, one of Canada’s
oldest voluntary agencies, is
the organizer of the annual
British Columbia Christmas
Seal Campaign. Funds raised
by the campaign are used in

Picket lines shut
down courthouses

RAMTOORS. ACE) — The
BC.

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And ae

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Reward:
programs of medical research
and public and professional
education into such diseases
as lung cancer, emphysema,
asthma, pneumonia and tu-
berculosis.

In the Vancouver-area mu-
of Surrey, the

courts in i city were shut
down Tuesday by striking
Legal Services Society of
B.C. workers.

Members of the B.C. Gov-
ernment Employees Union
set up picket lines around the

and community services
available from the associ-
atior

The British Columbia Lung

cour », Sheriffs were
refusing to move prisoners to
the courts, the law library
was closed and Prono
services hall

union set up a picket line
around the courthouse, claim-
ing workers for the Elizabeth
Fry Society were doing the
work of union members.
Meanwhile, Cliff Andstein,
the union's director of collec-
tive bargaining, said the
BCGEU is prepared to bar-
gain on two hours’ notice but
the Legal Services Society
hasn't been in touch with the
union for two months.

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Anna Kitchin presented
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Mina Schmecher, as a del-
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New stamp
is bona fide

Canadian

Canada Post’s boast that all
stamps are 100 per cent
Canadian — from paper to
design and production — was
shaken when the Tory
publication Caucus Newsline
suggested that a 1980 stamp
and first-day cover were
designed by a Long Island,
N.Y, artist.

Even worse, says Newsline,
artist Fred Labitzke used
photographs of U.S. nuclear
research as a model.

With Canadian nuclear
facilities and artists available,
it asked, “Did the post office
commission an American
artist who used a U.S. nuclear
research laboratory for
inspiration to produce the
design for a Canadian
first-day cover and stamp?

Well, apparently not.

Post office spokesman Mike
Rapsey, after some digging,
reported that the .35-cent
stamp in question was
designed by Jacques Charette
from photos by Hans Blohm,
both of Ottawa.

And the official first-day
cover or envelope was de-
signed by post office artists.
artists.
But Labitzke did design a
first-day cover to get with,
the new stamp — Newsline
publishes a picture of it.
Rapsey says some big stamp
firms or private organizations
sometimes produce their own
first-day covers.

But the Labitzke cover was
not the official post office
cover, he said. And the stamp
itself is all-Canadian — “We
never hire or commission
anyone other than a

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