CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 20, 1974

(edith) Healopy Mra. Ni (Mary).

Cablevis ion Society

Future Programming Discussed

Future plans: for local.

origination ' programing inthe
West Kootenays, specifically

Concerning the Cabtiegar-
Kinnaird and Trail areas, the
Seen, stated that they are in
tl

over the four cable

systems operated by Commun-.

ity Video in Trail, Rossland,
Montrose-Frultvale, Castlegar-
Kinnaird and Nelson, were
discussed at a mid-May meeting

between West Kootenay Cable--

vision Society and Community
Video. The meeting was held in
the faculty. tounge at Selkirk
College. ~
Community Video an-
nounced that they had com-
. pleted their system rebuilds in
the Trail-Rossland, Castlegar-
Kinnaird and’ Montrose-Fruit-
vale cable systems and now
have available an access chan-

for the
placement of eight foot by 16

foot buildings at each head-end-

location in. which! a small
area will be. provided

for.

Brownie Fly-Up Ceremonies and: Badge
- Presenfations are held at Robson Hall © ===

On Monday of last week at
the Robson Hall Kim Thors,

Stein’ and Gayle Wigen made
their pledges and became
Brownies.

interested groups who wish to
‘use the access channel in'each
system. These buildings are
scheduled for use. by Septem-
ber of this year.

The company also ‘indi-
‘cated that they are arranging
to supply a one inch Ampex
video tape recorder in both
Castlegar and Trail. This equip-

:ment will be available by, the /

fall of 1974.
The company tecontices
and ‘the: efforts: of

nel ‘for local p
With regard to Nelson,
Steve Nicol and David Smith, ©
representing the company,
mentioned that the company: is
presently involved in. rebuild-
ing the City of Nelson system
and would not be prepared to
make available a community
access channel until the rebuild
has. been ‘completed.-.Wthe
completion date is estimated to
be mid-September but. itis
directly dependent upon the
scheduling: of B.C. ‘Telephone
cable sews who will be placing
the cable.

the West

bai
«presented by. pies er
are as follows:
“Brenda Barrass—Neigh-

Debby Barrass—Golden
Hand, Brownie Wings, Cyclist,
Athletes and Weaver badges.

Selena  Berquist—Gold-
en Hand and Athlete badges.
Arleen Bouchard—Golden

Hand, Brownie Wings and:

Weaver badges.

Gloria Bouchard—Golden. ‘

Society and its potential contri-
bution ‘to local programing in
the West Kootenays and stres-
sed the fact that these ‘access
channels: would be made avail-
able to interested groups who
wished: to avail themselves of
this medium.

The company also indi-
cated that over the next two or
three years it. would be enlare:
ing its scope of local ‘progra:

Hand,’ B: i Wings and”

Weaver badges. -

Karen’ Giruan—Golden
Hand,’ Brownie Wings and
Weaver badges.

Colleen Graham—Collec-
tor, Weaver and Toy Maker

iges.

_, Micelle ‘Holubolf—Ath- é

Dette Huston—Collector
and ‘Weaver badges. ©:

Collette -Lafrentere—W.

and Athlete badges:

bate Athlete and Weaver
Nila Salekin—Athlete. and
Weaver badges.
Cindy Stretletski—Neigh-

‘Casilegar Socials

ed by a flying: Up ceremony

Mrs. H. Johnson 965-8204 Mr. and Mrs. C. Kerr spent

Members of! Minto’ Chap- r few days_.in} n} Spokane: last
ter, Order of the Eastern Star, week. whi tending’ Expo.
who attended the’ meeting’ of ne
Alpha Chapter in Rossland on. Mr, ani d Mra J, Raine ‘and
Monday’ evening ‘of last ‘week their guests, Mrs,W,! Hall of
were’ Mr. and Mrs.’ J, Raine,
Mrs. F. (Audria) Fuller, Mra. H,
(Rose) Johnson, Mrs. N, (Milda) ‘Teasdale: of Paradise *
Oswald and ‘Mrs. N. (Mary) Valley, returned ‘home: Friday.
Zuk.’ Present atthe meoting ‘evening after’ spending a few.
was Mrs, Mildred: Hill-Tout days:in Spokane while attend-
Worthy:Grand Matron’of the | ing. Expo. Mr, and: Mrs, Teas- °
Grand. Chapter. of BritishCol- dale, who are’ Mrs. ‘Raine's
umbia and'the Yukon Order” of brother’ and: sister-in-law, left
the Eastern Star. Sati turday. to return home.

‘Those attending Rose City
of ‘Nelson, OES’ meeting’ and Hac ned bes Bs Disa
official visit'on ‘Tuesday even- ‘the’ latter's parents, Mr./and
ing Inst week, were: Mr. and Mrs.’ i. Rourke for sovetal:.
days, left Wednesday on‘ their
\return ‘trip to’ their home: fn;
» Jenpeg, Man.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Herb ai
Tout of Vancouver, have been.
guests at the home of Mr. and

Real ‘a sister, and Mr, and

Zuk’and Mrs, Edith’ Sherbiko,
Mr. James Brown ‘of. Duncan,
Worthy Grand Patron, ‘also
attended these meetings.

Mrs. H. Schellenberg for the’ °

‘past. two weeks while Mrs;
Hill-Tout. made her. official
visits to the Eastern, Star.
Chapters in Creston, Rossland,
Nelson, Grand Forks, ‘Nakusp,

and Trail. Mr, ; Hill-.
Tout ett Sunday’ to return,

Kim Thore—Wea caver badge “home while Mrs, Hill-Tout ‘left,

This ceremony.was follow:
visits ‘enroute home. She

when.eight girls were given remain home. for two }months

wishing flowers and presented.
with their peer neewltee ‘By: all the Chapters In B.C, and the”

bor and Weaver badges.
She! Kk

er, Athlete and Weaver badges.
Sheri Wanjoff—Weaver

~ badge.
bor, Thrift and Weaver badges.

Foye: Minoque—Golden
Hand, Brownie Wings, Athlete

‘and Weaver badges.:

Kim: Mix—Golden . Bar,
Book Loveta Pet Keeper. and
Weaver bad,

Cheryl ian North—Wea-
dge.

Bileen O'Neail—-Brown- ”
ie Wings, Cyclist, Friend to_
Birds, Religion and Life, Collee:;
tor, Athlete, Weaver badges.

© Terrie - Porter—Golden
Hand, Brownie Wings_and®
Athi i
Anita Prive—2 yr. starg’
Golden Hand, Brownlie: Wings,
a ‘Athlete and Weaver.

ver.

Yours for only sooo

and the price of the ga rcls :

* Debbie

, Joyce Minoque and'Anita Prive

Working Brownie award. .They
will be receiving’

Yukon, ending ‘her year as:
One ‘by. oné ‘Debbie’ Bar- - Worthy Grand: Matron in Mey, ;

rasa, ‘Eileen ‘O'Neail,‘Terri of next year.

Porter, Gloria Bouchard, ’Ar-:

teen: Bouchard, Karen ‘Girvan,’ Know. How

For. Safer. ie
Barbecuing :

were sprinkled with fairy dust
by Brown ‘Owl. This ‘enabled
them to ‘fly up’ to ‘guide land
through’:an’ arch °of* cedar.
boughs’ held aloft: by. fellow
Brownies, As they reached.the

Darlington, England who is.’

ou 0 oo ‘WANTED ©

‘Board and room

today making several official ...

before continuing her, visits'to,

Guide Company they were met.
by patrol leaders and welcomed :
into the horseshoe.

Brownies wih etein at-
tendance will be;receiving'a
World pin.:'They are Michelle but dangerous gases.

Holuboff,.: Collette ;, Lafreniere, Last summer, ‘three Ont-
Eileen O'Neail, Renita Salekin’ ario ‘campers decided to barbe- --
and Sheri Wanjoff. 5 cue inside their trailer, because"

4 it: was raining. They. died,
ight girls won the Hard ; ‘ victims of carbon: ‘monoxide:

‘using the cheap, convenient, +
flameless and tasteless briquets
indoors’ in, a‘confined ‘space

Weaver badge. ‘
jones “Wigen—Weaver

“Barbara Stein—Weaver y
ige.

After: three “months of:°
the sheriff of

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Dovilo Binotto Awarded.
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i * Church of God
Youth Convention’
Is Well Attended,

A banquet, held to honor
Winnle ,Naylor. on her retire-

ment was well attended by her.

fellow teachers and other. pro-
fessional people. Some of. the
guests included recently re-
tired superintendent. of
schools'G., C.' Bissell and Mrs.

(Bissell, Mrs, Anne Jones repre-
’ senting the local School Board,

president of Castlegar District
Teachers.Association and prin-
elpal, of Kinnaird. Elementary
School) Harry Bate, who acted
as chairman, .

Winnie ‘Naylor (nee Bur-
bridge) .was born in Medicine
Hat, Alta., where she received
all her schooling. She then
attended the, Calgary Normal
School for one year, and began
her teaching ‘career with’ the

munificent, salary of $700, Lite

year,

Her first schoo! was lo:
cated 30 miles south of Many-
berries, Alta. The school, which
was situated in the center. of
the vast::ranching area: of
southern Alberta and Montane
was really nothing more than a
one room ‘shack stuck .in’ the
middle of the ‘prairie. It’ was
quite a shock for the 18-year-old
girl when sie saw, for the first
time, the school where she was

“to teach’ for, the’ next’ three

years. It' was even’ micre ofa
shock when'she found'some: of
her students to be almost? the
same age she was.

After, three years, she
moved to another school in'a

Young People from a
B.C. and

gathered. at the Kiinaird
Church’ of: God ‘during ;the
weekend of May 17-21 for the
annual Churcli' of God Youth
Convention.

Nearly 100 youths r ranging

in age from 12 to 25 as well as |:

interested adults, spent the
three. days‘ ina variety /of
activities.

Recreational pastimes ‘in-
cluded a tour of the Keenley-
side Dam, the Doukhobor Vil-
lage, a banquet at the Crown,
Point ‘in Trail'and a Talent
Night.

Inspirational leader of the
convention was Richard Good-
sell, formerly of Trinity College
of Chilliwack, ably assisted by
David Davis of the ‘Alberta
Bible Institute,. Camrose..Sev-
eral group leaders led seminars
in topics of interest and con-

‘the ‘trophy :for‘a’
third ee Members of’ the

‘championship team were Bren-

da’ and Breft Johnson’ and
Clarisse and Mark Kowalko,

--eoached by. Paster. and Mrs, Ira

Johnson.

K - "The BOYF. again elected
Wayne Brown. of Vernon, as

‘- their: president. ~

Co-ordinator of the conven:
tion’ was. Don: Schwartz of
Vernon, with Marlene Kowalko

~-as Kinnaird's co-ordinator.

‘Youth representatives
from points as far away as

Richmond, Vernon; Creston, |

Kamloops, Chilliwack, Cai

-rose, Kelowna'and Nova Scotia | _
termed the people of Castlegar.

i t larger, of
Dutch settlers. Most conversa-

§ Teacher Winnie Naylor Honored

Dutch and on Sunday, Winnie
was also singing the church
hymns in Dutch. es

Alter two years here, she
moved to another school which
was also a Dutch settlement,
Soon after this, she received an
appointment in Medicine Hat
and she moved back to the elty.

During her sojourn as a
teacher in Medicine Hat, an
R.A.F. training station was
established there. Dances were
frequently held in the hangars,
and at one of these dances,
Winnie met a’ handsome Eng-
lishman who was eventually to
become her husband. The first
part of her teaching career
ended when she sailed to
England to be married.

She returned to teaching in

' 1959 at Kinnaird Elementary

where she has remained ever
since. Her fellow. teachers hold
Winnie Naylor in high esteem
and wish her a long happy
Tetirement,.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 20, 1974

Library Development Commission Seeking
Support fo Establish Koofenay Library System

Support for a
a Kootenay ilbrary
system as the next, provincial
‘Mbrary integrated unit of ser-
vice has been announced by the

in and bylaws for

the Kootenay Library System

Society, which is to be estab- Time and place of the meeting

Nshed under the Socleties Act. will be announced at a later
The constitution will be date,

ratified at the next meeting‘of
the committee on Sept, 14,

Library Di Commis-
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received by chairman of the
Kootenay library system com-
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Forks,

The Library Development
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Provincial Government for the
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throughout the province. The
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the areas within the regional
districts of East Kootenay,
Central Kootenay and Koote-
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