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March 31
5:30—Sign-on,
5:35—SHSS report — Kim
Fry interviews:
. Cheryl North who re-
céntly became a mem-
ber of the Canadian
National Debating
team; two profession-
al wrestlers. Kim also
presents excerpts of
the spring band con-
cert, a review of the
recent drama festival
_ and rugby scores.

Reflections of His Love, a
“new film highlighting the life
and ministry of Joni Eareck-
son, will be shown Sunday,
April 10 at the Calvary Bap-
‘tist Church, 809 Merry Creek

The color feature,
duced hy World Wide’ Pic-
tures, the film ministry of the
Billy .Graham Association,
will be shown once, begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m,

Eareckson is the star of a
recent theatrical motion pic-
ture, Joni, which relates the
story of her diving accident,
asa young girl, which left her
paralyzed from the neck
down. It chronicles her strug-
gles to piece together her life
and her faith in God, in spite
of the devastating circum-
stances.

In Reflections of His Love,
Earéckson, who is also the
author of two best-selling
books, Joni and A Step Fur-
ther, tells of the great trans-
formations that have taken
* place. in her ‘life because of

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For pickup 365-32

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KOOTENAY DOUKHOBOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Annual meeting will be held on April 11,

WHITE ELEPHANT AND BAKE TABLE
At Kinnaird Hall on Sat. April 16th from 10 a.m.
Proceeds-First Kinnaird Scouts. Donations sppreciad

(Community TV/.

5:50—Knights of Pythias —
Children’s Develop-
ment Centre Telethon
— This telethon took
place Sunday, March
27 in Rossland.

$23,361 has been pled-

ged to date. The
phone lines will be
open Thursday even-
ing during this telo-
cast to take Castle-
gar pledges. The num-
ber to call is 862-9013.
30—Castlegar city council

meeting of Tuesday,’

March 22.

Eareckson stars
in April 10 film”

her willingness to accept all

- of the things that have hap-

pened to her.”

A’. remarkably talented
young woman, Miss Eareck-
son is an artist of great merit,

‘as well as an author, actress,

and singer..She has learned :

to draw. and paint. with’ a’
brush held in her mouth. Her .

works have been displayed in
major exhibitions, as well as
on a number of network
television. programs. ‘More’.
recently, ° her’ - illustrations.’
and paintings have become
the basis for a major line of.
greeting cards, plaques, and
framed prints.

Pastor Harold Duckworth |

has extended an open invi-
tation to the community at
large to attend this special |
screening, There is no admis- |
sion charge.

“We feel everyone who ‘at
tends will be touched by the
remarkable life and witness
of Joni Eareckson. It's really
an unforgettable experi-
ence,” he concluded.

‘COMMUNI

Bulleti in Board

EARLY: MORNING sevice rie

An Easter service will be held early Sun. mora ig af 7:30
pork area beside the arena com;
by the United ‘Church. Everyone is walcom: Regular

Conduc-

1983 at
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Coming events of Castle
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(which must be used for headings) count os two words.

[ais and District Hon-proflt

There is no extra charge for a second consecutive inser-
tion while the third -cofisecutive insertion is half-price. .

is $3 (whether ad is for one, two or

three ysis). _Deoslines are 5 p.m, Thursdays for Sunday's

papel 5 p.m. Mondays for Wednesday's paper.
Notices should be brought to the Cosilegar News at 197

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

ere. The first 10 words are

Chil

TELETHON ..... Stan: Fisher (lef) of Rossland High:
School, and Chris Gibson of CJAT

Radio host Knights

ran's Development Centre. The:

‘than:-$23,000 Sunday in Trail? and Coatlegae
will!have‘a chance to donate when the
‘tslathon ial aired tomorrow

{thursday). ‘Presently, 18
ie

of Pythias on Cable 10 to raise ‘funds: for the aa:

centre.

800. TAKE PART

cutionists,

z School, chad

Music festivala

By J.A. CHARTERS ~ based on the adjudicated

Last week: in Trail more tapes, on how to improve its [i

than 800 individuals and playing.
¢groups took part in what
must have been the artistic obvious technical details, I
* tour-de-force of the year.

“Besides some of the less

learned a lot about the ‘sense
elo-.. of which makes a”
dancers, choirs, good band. I was very happy
and bands from Grand Forks “with the adjudication," Cul-
to Crescent Valley, and from ley said.
Trail and Castlegar to Nak-
usp, performed in compe- members .of the adjudicating
‘tition and for. ajudication at staff included Donald H. For-
the. 46th “Kootenay Music ' bes of West Vancouver (vocal
Festival. In the process they classes), Nancy Gibbons of
won $1,700 in awards, the Fox: Creek, Alberta . (High-
highest of which ($100) went land Dancing), Betty Fanally
to Karian Brigidear of Nelson of Kelowna (ballet and na-
for general proficiency... ..° - tional dance), Helen Silvester
Music Director Lorren Cul- and Ernst Schneider of Pen-
ley of Stanley Humphries -ticton (piano), June Fleming
Secondary School in Castle- of Calgary, Alberta (speech

Solo instr

«gar, who with Ken Nelson of arts and the spoken poetry),

innaird Junior Secondary Vivian Adams of Spokane
tered .fqur of..{violin),..and; Audrey . Millar, ,
roiediate,;,,and Joe Ranallo,of the Trail
e bands in Senior Secondary -School
the festival, said, “It was an staff (French and > Italian
excellent educational experi- classes).
ence, both for the students In preparing the 40-page
and the teachers. festival program, the Society.
“The barids were given a honored the late E.A. Tweed-
taped adjudication but no dale longtime Trail teacher,
prizes by adjudicator, Tim administrator and music en-
Smith, a noted conductor and thusiast. Shortly before his
music teacher from Gonzaga death in November, 1982, the
University. The, students all society recognized his exten-
listened to each other play, sive efforts on its behalf by
after which each band was presenting him with an hon-
given a half-hour lesson, orary life membership. This

Other: highly. qualified

"EDWARD A.A. TWEEDDALE
... honored by festival

year the program has api
“bute ahd “a’dedteation’ whi
‘“peady, “To Edward Avy
Abbott (Bud) Tweeddal
recognition of more than
half-a-centary of contribution
to the citizens of Trail, both
in music and the arts.” .
The‘.society has also re-
ceived from Dora Tweeddale
a donation of $100 to be
added to its extensive list of

5TH ANNUAL BATTLE OF THE BANDS ©

At — Cominco Arena
‘April 16

LEOTERING

= Freel bane in prizes
— Some Band positions
still available

Call Brian Verigin *
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In response to a growing
interest in ‘photography and

the National Exhibition Cen-
tre is sponsoring: a three-
evening “History. of Photog-
raphy” course in April.

The instructor -will-be Ber-
nard Bloom, who has taught
photography for Selkirk Col-
lege,, Stanley Humphries
High School and the Emily
Carr College of Art, His work
has been exhibited nationally
ina one-man show as well as
in various group shows in
Western Canada.

For the course, Bloom has
assembled slides of historical
photographs from her per-

364-2212 days — 364-0159 evenings

at ged and anony-

its historical development, *

sonal collection. “By looking:

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4 pgetae This is to be. known

'E.A.A. (Bud) Tweed-

smorial Award,”
The festival is jointly spon-
sored by the Kiwanis Club of
Trail and the Kootenay Music
Festival Society and. is as-
sisted financially by the Gov-
ernment of B.C. through the
B.C. Cultural Fund and the

tion.

NEC sponsors
_ photo course

mous moaborc of the’ past,
we'll try to find new direction
for our work,” he said.

The course is scheduled for
April 7, 18 and 21 from 7 to 9
p.m. at the NEC, with admis-
sion by donation. To register
or get further. information
contact the NEC at 365-2411.

Empire
series sold

TORONTO (CP) —. CBC-
TV's miniseries Empire Inc.,
the story of a ruthless Mon-
treal businessman, has been
sold to the British Broad-
casting Corp. and is expected
to be shown there in May.

“It's a-major sale,” said
Guy Mazzeo of .CBC Enter-
prises, the network's sales
department. He declined to
say how much the’ BBC paid
for the series, but said it was
“the biggest ever sold (by
CBC) to Britain in any single

- year in the past.”

Western Lottery Founda-

seer 250 people

aktin; Taney
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Tarrys and Pass.
hote) are Walto

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‘Heers: bid for’ We Soe eet ancl: ar
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CTORIA (CP)
the official . provincial gov-
ernment logo and slogan Pa
Social | ear gpy. it

pro!
erial “tn an act_of

~ political immorality,
i beer (NDP: -Burnaby North)

“have 2,600 co;

-‘The. booklet’ was compiled
ne the Social: “Credit. caucus

Dennis Rob!

ding left; Gert sk off,

Caucus executive. director
m. Laker did not know if
the caucus. got en

i erry Lampert said Tuesday

that the party. paid $4,000 to
printed.
The’ party: ree to pay

for the printing costs because :

nt: the caucus’ did ‘not have ac-

information from party ‘pro-
paganda. They now. are one
and the same.”

Dailly was referring to a
glossy,’ ’ election-style, 20-
page booklet, titled The Year"
in Review 1982, that features
on its cover the

cess to funds .to do it on its
own, he said, and it was felt

. that such a review should be

from th
rg logp but: ‘said: “I. thought
le"wers the’

Executives are
optimistic

‘OTTAWA (CP) —-If the

per cent, to continue its de-
cline. i
d in the

‘times ahead for business and
th

SON, | ‘and Lorne:Hadikin, Back row ‘stan-

unemployed,
‘Senior business’ execu-

‘optimistic once again about
(Canada’s short-term econom-

investment climate also im-
proved during the first quar-
ter compared to 1981, al-

though ‘on. balance,’ the in-.

vestment outlook remains
poor,” the board says.

An increased proportion of
m large cor-

ile ” the Ci

Board of Canada‘ says in a
survey published: today.
‘Phe board's . first-quarter
survey of business attitudes
and investment’ intentions
also provides: another. indi-
cation the current recession
has bottomed out.

Further, the survey shows
that more. business, execu-
tives: "believe the _ oblens

6.

frot
porations as well as the heads
of small and medium-sized
businesses: planned’ to | in-
crease investment spending
in the'near future despite a

_ number. ‘of obstacles. facing

industry.

Weak market demand re-
mains the chief barridr to in-
creased investment, the
board says.

Excess productive capa-

city, where business and in- §
. dustry are unable to operate

with full staff, equipment and
facilities, was singled-out as
another serious deterrent to
improving investment spend-

ix: ing.

Manufacturers were for

binds

.7; pel ;
“athe nd: of inst year. That is

“also slightly more than the
2 per’ cent who still. ex-
pected higher’: unemploy-
ment.
Almost 50 per cent of ex-
‘ecutives questioned expected
overall business conditions to

-improve, up sharply from the
}81.6 per cent in the’ final

the major. accomplishments
of the’ Social’: Credit gov.

ernment during 1982

quarter of 1982 and from the
19.6 per cent'a year ago.,
A large majority still ex-

‘than two-thirds of capacity in
‘the final three months of last
year, an all-time low since
such records were first kept
fu 1981,

As long as there is excess
capacity there is no incentive
to invest in new equipment
or to increase employment,
the board says.

During the quarter, 49.2
per cent: of the: executives
said overall. economic con-

pected inflation, which last .
month hit six-year low of 7.4

: This isa dying government:

that has “no shame in using
taxpayers money for. their
own political purposes,” said
Dailly. :

“It has become a danger-

- ous government that must be
~ removed from office.”

Dailly said that the text of
the Socred pamphlet, apart
from its mi:

done for’ the gi
members. tad:

‘NOT FOR ELECTION’
“This is: not ‘an ‘election
‘and we will not be

stylized flag and the ‘slogan
That's: the - BC ‘Spirit, both
copyrighted - ‘for official gov-
ernment, use.

‘using it, in the, election cam-

interview ‘from ‘his eee
office.”

a government, is riddled with
misinformation, and exageer

caticus’ tothe -81"

members of the 57-seat legis-
“lature ° for distribution, . re-.
‘views what it considers to be

‘High- tech funding ©

program introduced ©

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
five-year, $75-million pro.
gram designed to promote

“It will give the oppor- °

tunity for the man with the
Lives ‘mousetrap ‘to get it

high
in B.C. was announced Tues-
day ‘by . provincial Science
Minister Pat. McGeer. «

‘The Discovery Enterprise

Program will provide grants
or loans ranging from $50,000
annually for a five-year per-
iod: to-small firms, up to $5

million a year for large com- ©
panies‘on a combination loan- «

grant, basis, McGeer said.

and. get it
pris abroad,” he said in an
interview, ..

‘Under the new program,
$15: million annually ‘over ‘a
five-year period will be paid
from his Ministry’s budget
and the first funds will be

+ have set as our long-term goal

‘B.C. by the-turn of the: cen-

:terprise Program will require

do anticipate steady pro
ress," McGeer ‘said. “We

that advanced technology, in-
dustry will become the num-
ber one employer of people in

tury.”
He said most of the ele-
ments of the Discovery En-

“no legislative change and can.

“I would not want anyone
to believe that overnight suc-
cess will be.achioved, but we

be put into operation in the

and does-not state anywhere’!

that it is not'a governmen’
publication — or that it is put™
out by the caucus.

The last page contains a

series of quotes summing up

the theme of the brochure

including one from the Van- *

couver Province legislative
reporter Eli Sopow stating:

th. “British ‘Columbia came out
with probably. the best ‘re-
straint.

highly-out-of. context” quote
“grossly perverts any sem-
blance of journalistic inte-

grity and impartiality I-have |

endeavored to maintain.”

ditions would be better with-
‘in ‘six-months.

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» continuing until April 9th at the NEC ts the ennual |
Community Art Exhibit featuring the pain of area
artists, Watercolour, oll and acrylic are nei led in this
large cross-section of focal work. , Beginning on April Lath
is an exhibition from the Dept. of Anthro at U.8.
entitt if Season: onal food Getting wbcs Pre.
History". The Centre Weopen daily from 1820.0, Mm. to 4:30

‘ tat shay 0 must an us ere work en ‘April Ton during

March 30... Alf Crossley, well-known local artist will
givea workahip for the Kootenay Art Club at the Sr, Cit.
Contre at 7 p.m. New members.are welcomed by. the

April7, 13, 21... History of Photography course will be
instructed by Bernie Bloom at the Nations? Ex. Centre.
Call the Centre to register, at 365-24

April 11 «22... Entties accepted for B.C, Young Artist's

‘9 Exhibition to be shown In Vancouver Sept: 19th to
30th before touring the province. Coll Carel ich at 5-

5566 for further information. 13 :

April 16,17... the Mozars R stem will be performed
the DTUC Orchestra, the Nelo Choral net end Re
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pia ail fe Sec. . Schoo! auditorium os Son fm.
» April, 23... . “weiting tor @ Young Audience” Is a
workshop by author Eric Wilson‘at the Castlegar Library
at 1000 gin, Free but registration is requested. Phone
S65S614 se te
+++ General mig. of the Cantlegor & Dist. Com.

mat 8 ‘Arts Council to be held In the Kinnarid Library at

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‘ 10 “sit”
with enhibiits Call Bernie Bloom’ot Saari you can
sonore, some Stine:

“{tems for this bi-monthly feature should. be

telephoned to Mrs. D. Miller-Tait of the Castlegar
and District Community Arts Council at 365-7850.

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