side Patricia McKay of the First Castlegar

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LAST GOLD CORD to be presented in the
Castlegar-Rob: District was ded Gu-

Guides shown here with her proud par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. McKay. Mrs. McKay
presented the Gold Cord to her daughter
at Monday night's annual banquet held at
SHSS, Mr. McKay presented his daughter

wiht her Gold Cord pin. The Gold Cord
is now being retired and the Canada Cord
will take its place. Complete story on the
annval banquet and of other presenta-
tions made Monday will be carried in
next week's issue of the Castlegar News.

— Leo Sommers Photo

National Second Century Fund of B.C.

Purchases Deer Range Near

The National Second About 1500 deer win-
Century Fund of British ter in this area
Columbia its Announcin|
first urchase .. . |
Froximately 470 acres Hf Hoffmeister, f
winter grazing land for ose.
dee Ane winter near Gr-
and For!
zs are ecol
It is intended that the but are oe edered by in-
be tained creasing urban growth and
indus! ation.

Such jenae may be
nesting or fee ‘ount
of wile threstened by

.C." or

y tain
ples of plant or animal life.

In the Grand Forks ar-
ea, deer have been threa-

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Grand Forks

first few green shoots in
spring are precious to deer
which come there in large

miles

back in the moun! .
The south-facing slope,
the variety of plants for
winter and spring food, the
varied topography and the
forested areas for protec-
tion from, weather, are. fac:

aking, this an im:
t ‘deer winter range.

‘
‘s+ Sparkplug behind the

application for the Grand
Forks land purchase .was
the Grand Forks Fish and
Game Club under the lead-
ership of local B.C. Forest

tential an

of suitable properties came

through the Penticton of-

fices of the B.C. Fish and

Wildlife Service. =...
The National Second

0:

$10,000,000 granted: to B.C.
for centennial projects, a-
bout $4.5 million was un-
spent and a permanent
fund was set up by .Ot-
tawa, with annual interest
of between $300,000 and
$400,000 to be spent on
purchase of lands of ecolo-
ical value... . “for the
enefit and enjoyment of
the people of British Col-
umbia.”

Directors of the fund
expect to be able to an-
nounce several more land
purchases and related gr-
ants in the near future. Ov-
er 50 applications. have
been made to the fund
from all over the province,
ranging from a request to
buy back the Gulf Islands
to assistance to preserve
a bird sanctuary ‘on
e

thi rales of a city.

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See Us for St. Patrick’s Day Cards ae

CARL'S GOOD NEIGHBOR DRUG MART

Why An Independent Campaign

Dear Sir,
for your
h 8 in

Ja
The He:
and on an_ independent
campaign.
First let me state very
emphatically we are not
Ing to undermine the

peal. This is a
very worthwhile organiza-
tlon and deserves’ every:
one’s support, but—:

e Heart Founda-
tion joins the United Fund
it means a less_ effective
program to combat heart
disease—a disease that kills
more Canadians than all
other diseases combined.

We seek communit:

ide

‘becal
‘entire contribution will be

used to fight heart disease.
Our community's &
eatest health problem de-

would be worthy of indiv-
idual support,

No one is immune to
the epidemic of heart dis-
flicts one in four

is certainly not an
man’s” disease,

More than 50 per cent
of the deaths in Canada
h year in men between
34 years of age are

art loo

78,000 cl
form of the disease.

The 3.C. Heart Found-
ation is working in our ar-
ea. Up to date, films -and
cardiovascular literature, are
available without cost to
our professional health per-
sonnel,

We are very hopeful
that a team of coronary and
intensive care specialists
will come ‘to Castlegar to
work with our local medic-

‘Literature has been
distributed to. our schools
and to some of our service
clubs. Some of our doctors
are willing to discuss heart
disease with every organ-
ization and we of your lo-
cal unit would welcome any

opportunity to outline the
work of the foundation. .
No, . Editor, we
don’t sell nuts or sell tlc-
kets, but we do perform
a service and if we can br-
ing to the attention of the
people of our community

Meeting Dates Are Set Down.
By Sr. Citizens Association

Castle and District
Senior Citizens held their
regular meeting Thursda)
evening in their Centre wi-
th roll call answered by 43

embers.

Final reading was giv-
en the bylaw which, effect-
ive April 5, states meetings
will be held on the first
and third Thursday of each
month.

ni

A vote of thanks was
extended to J. Stier for the
varnishing of all the tables
and chairs, It was decided
to hire a janitor service to
clean the hall floors.

Thanks were extended
to Mrs. Buela Seaton for

WINTER GRAZING range for deer just above the townsite
of Grand Forks is being examined by, left to right Dr. Alis-
fer Mctean from the Federal: Agricultural station at Kam-
loops, Bert Hoffmei: hai of the | Second
Century Fund of British Columbia and Fred Russell of the
B.C. Forest Service at Grand Forks. Dr. McLean, a range
management specialist, is a director of the Second Century
Fund. Mr. Russel is the ‘driving. force behind the deer
range project for Grand Forks.

— National Second Century Fund of B.C. Photo

Enthusiastic Concert Goers
Attend Weekend Concerts

Last weekend, audien-
ces in Trail and Nelson en-
thusiastically received what
can be termed a unique ex-
perience for concert goers;
the combination of per-
formances by professional
soloists and a smail local
choir and orchestra to
make up a full two-part

rogram.

During the first half of
the concert, the two profes-
sional singers, Ingrid Sud-

erman and Heather Ireland, : -

presented a well-balanced
and varied program of arias
and duets from the works
of Purcell, Haendel, Thom-
as, Donizetti, Weber, Puc-;
Mozart and Offenbach. :
singers showed them-
selves to be excellent solo-
ists in the operatic arias.
they sang and their voices
blended beautifully in the
duets, :
Audiences particularly
enjoyed such well-known
E AB Be “Connais-tu le :
ays" m Mignon, ant
“Quando men vo" from La
Boheme.

The Selkirk Community
Chorus, under the direction ‘
of Alan Whitmore, gave a
fine performance of Vivai-'
di's “Gloria” during the se-
cond half of the concert,
and accompanyment . for’
both the soloists and the
chorus was provided by a
small local orchestra un-
der. concert master Don
Mitchell.

e

Attendance at — both
concerts. was _ exceptional
and professional and amat-
eur performers alike en-
joyed the truly apprecia-

tive audiences, The thrill. ©

of performing with such hi-
ghly accomplished profes-
sionals buoyéd the spirits
of the local singers and
and the two solo-

ists found ‘the experience
enjoyable and rewarding.
was the first. oc-
casion on which they had
performed duets together
and they expressed
hope for a repeat perform-

ance.

The work of Mr. Whit-
more, who coached the ch-
oir, arranged for the ap-
pearance of the — soloists,
and conducted the entire
concert, came into high pr-
aise for the remarkable
job -in bringing the choir
to such a fine performance
in just one year of weekly
rehearsals.

Members of the choir
and orchestra, who worked
so hard to make this pre-
sentation possible and who

performed so well, deserve
‘extra thanks.

The hope has been ex-
premed they will not dis-
and but continue to build
their groups and to present
many more such enjoyable
concerts,

r
serving tray.

Members received in-
vitations to attend Open
House at Raspberry Lodge
and the Kootenay Soclety
for Handicapped © Children
meeting.

Reports were
during which members hea-
rd who were still in hospit-
al and what members were
at present on the shut in
et as well as what cards
and flowers had been sent
to these members,

{>
Harmony-Friendship unit of
the United Church Women.
Ticket sales for the
forthcoming bazaar ‘ are
said to be selling well.
members trav-

providing transportation by
driving the recreation bus

given |

the importaice and’ tragedy
of heart disease through an
Independent heart ve,
we are more than grateful.
six minutes one
dies of heart and

No. enemy. ie Ind
endent heart fund Is our
jo. 1 defence.

f wg you for your

Jacqueline McNabb
ident

nt
Castlegar-Kinnaird Unit
B.C. Heart Foundation

that the hall is open for all
senior citizens of the distr-’ ;
ict not just for members. cbf
The mall Is pen from Mon- Ssh

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and games thac can be pl
ayed. All will be welcome.
Short humorous read-
ings were given by Mrs. C,
Brady, Mrs, H. Johason and
Mr. Stier,
At the close of the
meeting beautiful colored
movie picture were shown
of local scenes by J. Dvor-

Refreshments were ser-
ved by the kitchen commit-
tee, bringing a pleasant ev-
ening to a close,

Spring Fabric Sale!

Laces & Brocades

Heavy Fabrics
20 Pct. Off

25 Pct. Off

- Blouses" Skirts
20 Pct. Off 1/3 Off

Pant Suits and Dresses .... 4 Off

Discounts in effect all week on ready-wear
Just Arrived!

Beautiful Wall Tapestries
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A return is
planned.

Members are also invit-
ed to be guests of Nelsor
Senior Citizens on March
19 for a day of bowling.

It was again stressed

$600 Damage
As Small Car
Strikes Flashers

A charge of driving
without due care and at-
tention has resulted from
an incident reported to
police 10.25 am. Sunday.

Dennis Daeschsell of
Castlegar was charged af-
ter the compact he was dri-
ving struck a flashing ght
at the Kinnaird intersection
while traveling towards Cas-
tlegar.
No injuries were re-

Po
Damage was estimated
at $600.

Local Garage
Entered. Twice
In Three Days

Police report a local
garage has been entered
twice in three days.

Marcellus Service was
entered overnight on Wed-
nesday of last week.. En’
was made by breaking a
rear window.

The same window was
used for entry which was
reported on Saturday morn-
te y

ig.
In both incidents loose
change was reported miss-
ing, total loss reported - at

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