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NEW YORK (AP) — He's the great-uncle 6f the
OPEN 4 P.M. DAILY Johnny Cash, country reigning Miss America,
WESTAR & COMINCO VOUCHERS ACCEPTED. music’s craggy-faced “man in Kellye Cash, who repre.
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Loceted | mile south of Weigh Scales in Cotechonie. ious fervor, draws no com CROWNS WINNER
parisons between his own life | When Kellye was crowned,
IN and that of the hero of his some losers complained that
UDI AAG DM UMERENNY) first novel, Man in White. she was chosen because her
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It's a biblical story, set in relative is a superstar, to
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the first century A.D., about which Cash asks “what about
Saul of Tarus, a persecutor of the other side of the pic-
followers of Christ who be- ture?”

came Paul the Apostle after “If she'd lost, some people
having a vision on the road to would have said it was be-
Damascus. cause her uncle was an ex

Cash, who has the riveting addict; there was a bad
eyes of an evangelist, says he reputation in the family.
doesn't see himself in the “I'd say she won it on her
transformed Paul, as some own merits.”
suggest. Now 54, Cash has been
“I see the transformation “the man in black” since he
in myself of a man who was joined the Grand Ole Opry at
converted at a very early 25.
age, who turned away from “Everybody was wearing
God for a long, long time,” rhinestones, all those sparkle
Cash said. clothes and cowboy boots,”

“| had a slow transforma- he says. “I decided to wear a
tion beginning in 1967 to turn black shirt and pants and see
me back around. Since that if I could get by with it.
time I slipped away pretty “I did and I've worn black
bad.” clothes ever since.”

In town to promote the Cash started writing Man
book, published by Harper in White in 1977, often
and Row, Cash talked about putting it away for long
another big event in his life. periods.

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Castlegar Library trustee Sandra Groepler has won well evident from the slides submitted,”
first place and a $100 prize for the library in a province Following is the winning article:
wide publicity competition sponsored by the B.C. Library
Trustees Association.

Libraries were asked to participate in a public
relations drive to make the public more aware of the
special services a library can offer. Groepler submitted an
article in the most interesting human interest story
category, showing the special program run by Pat
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graphs and commentary

Livingstone initiated the program in 1981 with the “Funding, now continued by the library, enables Pat
aid of an International Year of Disabled Person Grant. It and Julie to create special events for the children who are
is designed to give students from the Castlegar Special six to twelve years old. Using drama, puppets, games and
Education Centre a monthly outing to the library for story telling techniques, the two women take care to
stories, games, fun and stimulation. design programs which are entertaining. imaginative and

The letter panying the cheque pl ed educational. The monthly programs are often seasonal
“Your entry illustrates the imaginative and and built on a theme; as illustrated here by the March
Easter event.”

“I don't know who enjoys it more, the kids or I,”
remarked Castlegar's assistant librarian Mrs. Pat
Livingstone about an imaginative story hour program
she and Julie Kalesnikoff initiated five years ago.
Recognizing the specials needs of the children who attend
Silver Birch School for the handicapped, Livingstone
applied for and: got a B.C. government grant in 1981,
International Year of the Disabled

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