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Christening

8t. David's welcomed two
infant members on Palm
Sunday, when Gavin,’ son of
Mark and Kay Mealing, and
Cheryl, daughter of Mickey and
Denise Killough, were chris-
tened. :

The new order of christen-
ing and communion service was
conducted—an alternative form
of service which will be in use in
the Anglican Church.

Concert
St. David's Anglican choir
is. sponsoring a concert on

Friday, April 26, at’ Stanley

Humphries Secondary Schoo!.
“The program will include
several local chora) groups; the
Russian mixed choir,
Rivers, Elementary, Stanley
Humphries, St. Rita's Roman
Catholic and St. David's Angli-
can choirs, as well as a number
of (individuals. Also. on the
program will be a number. of
local young people .who com:
peted for and won trophies ‘at

‘the recent Music Festival in
el

The purpose of the concert
is twofold, "Firat of all, it isa
welcome opportunity for choirs
to get together to sing and to
renew. old acquaintances. Se-
condly, the proceeds ‘will “be
used to purchase a chord organ
for the Raspberry Lodge.

So! make it a family night
to enjoy some light pleasant
music and at the same time
contribute to a worthy cause.

Tickets are’ available at
various local stores and from
St. David's | choir. members.
Adults'$1, students and senior.
citizens 75 cents,

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‘Thursday, May 2.

Minto Chapter OES Holds
~ Its Installation of Officers -

Minto Chapter No. 79,
Order of the Eastern Star, held
its’ installation’. of 1974-75
officers Tuesday evening of last

week in the Twin Rivers Hall.
A large number of guests were »

present from ‘Nelson, _ Trail,
Nakusp, Rossland “and San

been’ very active
1954:and celebrates; its 20th
birthday this year. Among the
distinguished guests were Mrs.
Catherine: Argyle. of Nelson,
Mrs; Mary Buchan of Trail and
Mrs; Gladys Rose. of Willow
Point, all past Grand Matron's

of the Grand Chapter of British .

Columbia’. OES. Also’ present
was Mrs. H. Schellenberg
associate grand conductress of

‘- the Grand Chapter of B.
: member of Minto Chapt
e

anda”

worthy. matron © Mrs, © John

- Raine, worthy patron « John’

Raine, associate matron, Mrs.
John: Stier, associate patron
John Stier, secretary Mrs, H:
Johnson, : treasurer Mrs. C,
Petts, conductress Mrs. N. Zuk,

associate conductress Mra. ‘L. .

Peachey, Adah Mrs. D. Craig,
Ruth Mrs. J. Heslop, Esther
Mrs. R..Donnan, Martha) Mrs,
Ed Johnson, Electra Mrs. E.
Sherbiko, 'warder Colin Petts
and sentinel Mrs, W. Sommer-
field who was unable ‘to. be
present owing to:sickness.

* Retiring: worthy.’ matron
Mrs, 'F. Fuller. thanked cher

officers, committees and:mem-
bers for a good year and wished

the“ new officers well.’ Mrs.

was directed by. past matron
Mrs. S. Grant assisted by Mrs.
G.' Caskey. as installing chap-
lain, Mrs. D. Stewart and Mrs.
i. Seneliente installin;

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Raine d -Mrs..'Fuller
with her past matron's Jewel.

Retiring ‘patron Mr. Petts .°

was presented with his pin.on

behalf ‘of: thes chapter, by hig
wit z

~ to the new officers and apter
: members.’ Members: were | re-

minded of the Cancer Tea, to be
held‘) this: aturday + in< the
‘Legion ‘Hail

’Gifts' were also presented.

to Mrs. Fuller and Mr.,Petts on

‘behalf of their. officers by. Mrs, 2

and Mr.'Raine. Mra.-R. Donnan
‘on: behalf. of Mr. “and: Mrs.
Raine’s family presented Mrs.

Raine with a beast bouduet

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GOLDEN! WEDDING ‘ANNIVERSARY. was
: celebrated Easter Sunday at Tarrys Hall by Mr.

“of Ootisch

enla, Pete (El jeanor]:|
Kelowna’ aad‘ Mrs. Peter Anal Taytsolt
Castlegar, 13: grandchildren aix ’ great-

Frode bine Trane Pat abet tae

‘Senior Cittzens . Associaflons Hold

Ke h

‘The Spring meeting of the *
. West Kootenay. Regional, Coun:

ell, Senior Citizens Association,

“ ‘wea held Wednesday afternoon |
of;last'week in'the Castlegar ”
and" District “Senior | Citizens:
Centre, President John Btler of

* the Castle;

branch

to ‘the provinclal annual SCA
conference which Is to be held
In Kelowna in June. Since there
is room available on the bus fe for

WK Reglonal Couincll: Spring Meeting:

journed ‘ater which all ‘enjoyed
a half hour sing-song led by M.

:Bouchier of Rossland / at the:

plano.

‘afew more, the rm
Trail, Castlegar, Christina Lake

© and Grand Forks will join the.
‘Nelson’

on the bus.

@ warm welcome to all present:
‘and .introduced | regional 'pres|-

dent Mrs.\W. R. Forrester. She;

‘She invited ail aoe to join in
¢ the singing of of

“Happy, Birth-

The question ‘of. a Life

Mombership' in’ the: SCA ‘was ”
‘ discussed. ‘There are no! guide-

“lines for this, but it was thought

that it should be a member. who

has the good of the association

‘at heart,and have’ worked ‘for...
their, branch’and who is really, ‘i

day” kc who: /

have had: ine sin
last meeting.” :

Roll call was answered is
Fruitvale, Rosalind; Castlegar, .
Trail Nakusp, Christina’ Lake

{Kaslo! witha) total ‘of 10

ns present.) 1.7):
pecrRagrel was expressed that

Slocan, New:Denver and Grand”

d:in'the
“The West Kootenay travel-

Y fling gavel was presented.to Mr.
. Lindenburgh of Christina Lake:
+ for, that associatio:

) use unt
the.Fall!’ meeting,:. Mrs.

this; ) gavel
like tose each’ branch in. tl

by West: Kootenay, use: it,

It was: Tieeosting to’ note

that'since the Fall ' wisating two <

SCA; brought ‘their. travelling

gavel i to the meeting. The gavel.

is to be ‘used by éach’ ‘branch for’
‘a meeting ‘then’ passed ‘on
‘another branch. Each branch

The, Fall regional ‘meeting

tee ‘under. the’ capable: con

vyenorship of. Mrs, K;\Keating.
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West Koolenay. District President. Visits.
At April Meeting. of New Denver's. We

West Kootenay «district.

‘Woinen's Belo president <

by secretary-treasurer, Mrs. P,
te Lom an official visit to,

SA Se of ‘the’ amalgamated

Castlegar and Kinnaird Library:

board: was held‘on ‘Tuesday’ of >
ke

Libraries’ Act and the: official
letter’ of welcome to the new
board. from. the, Library Devel-

; opment Commission.

‘Thirteen members’ of the
original boards of 18 indicated a:
willingness ‘to’ stand ‘for~ elec. =
tion.

Re-elected were Muriel

* Walton,” Heather’ Hallett, Don.

‘Loes
Public

18 and of institute wor!
general.

. Easter baskets were used

oF” the” decor ‘of the ‘meeting

‘and Catriona’ Ward.

*\The following were hamed
to; the. ‘executive chairman

;>Members voted to pay the
Selkirk bursary’ allotment.

The | District Convention

hell at Meadow Creek,’

.C.,, May E
“The banuda “Council books
, have arrived and will-be on the 7

shelves as time allows. Mrs. R-
Nunn. and -Mrs.W. J. Wilson

will be in charge of the library.”

starting ‘April 16.

feen :;, Woods ° ‘and treasurer
Clarice McKinnon.

The’ date’ for the first
official meeting of the board is
next Thursday and will be held

sinithe new library ‘premises in

the Castlegar Savings Credit
‘Union building at the Castle-
ird Plaza.

‘Appointed: to’ form a
ncial committee to set up

fil
‘the joint,“ budget “were ;Don

was on) alsplay. during the,

is
placed’ on ‘a: table with cards -
under each“article. “At'a given,
time bidding begins and conti
ues for a short time, each bid:
being ( raised’/ by five "cents.
‘There. is) always quite».
scramble: to get; names: down,
but‘as intended «

i were itold
“meeting

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10:00 A.-M." United Church Service a A
No: 11:15 Service; Re

Members of West Koote-

nay ‘Wing of COPA, Flight 22,

the aircraft’ will ‘be
landing | here July. 9.°2

‘The. meeting was fads

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a Task Force to Deal With B.C's :
S Communicatively Impaired

Health). Minister Dennis
Cocke: has announced that a
Task) Force’has been esta.
blished to recommend ways of
implementing gthe report of the

the communicatively impaired,
methods for increasing’ the
numbers of. trained

KINNAIRD JUMIOR

SECONDARY. SCHOOL

and ethos for, feeling.

“We took home another

2 our parents last

e
tively, impaired in B.C, which
was tabled in'the legislature by
the minister...

«The Task Force, chaired by
Dri Jobin Gilbert: (UBC) has as
members, ;Dr, Hugh Richards
and David Zink, department of
health; Dr,iR. Duncan, depart-
ment. of human resources; ‘J.
Walsh; ‘departinent,. of educa-
tion and Dr-R. Tonkin, director
of REAOH, Project, Van-
couver,

The Task ‘Force willbe
making na

fessional The Task
Force pas has been meeting

_Since December of last year,

hopes to make prelimi
Tecommmendations by. June. ot
this year,

In it ‘plans were
outlined Tore au Arts Concert to
be held tonight at 7:30,

“The program will'consiat
of speech arts, drama and band
selections. The apeech arts and
drama’ ‘are those

“Although d by
the minister of health” said Mr.
Cocke, “the Task-Forca is also
reporting to the ministera’ of.
human resources and educa:
tion, both’ of whom. have
concerns in this area. ‘The
overall ‘objective of. the Task
Force is ala provide the

number. of. problem pate
standards” for, service, the
provision of; hearing-alds, the
regionalization of services. for

tions for ‘delivering : present
services most effectively and
establishing new’ services
where '‘necessary.” .

ROCK Requests Bill
Be Deferred for Study.

The Regional “District ‘of
Central Kootenay will strongly

grant-type government’ which
would operate solely, through

urge the p
to defer action’on ’Bill 84, the
Community Resources Act.
The; 'RDCK ‘Board . voted
unanimously..’at' its April’ 6
meeting to ask the government
to, take ‘no*action ‘on’ this bill
until a closer, study is made of
how. community, < resource
boards might affect the existing
local structures of ‘government.
and how resource boards may
be-integrated into the present
setup without overlap the
functions:of or doing away with ©
existing muinicipal: bodies like

city councils, school boards and i

regional | ‘districts.

Many® board. members.

have ‘also., questioned | the
manner , in which :resource
board : directors’. get’) their
positions.’ ‘The; RDCK’ ‘board
feels there should be municipal- ©
type elections held’ to‘ fill such‘
positions instead of the present
method’ of appointments) and

., elections ‘at. open’: meetings

where® such meetings = may
easily be stacked: °°

There was also ‘the ‘feeling’

as)
tava up the ‘abie of Bill 4
He says. his. biggest. complaint:
against; Bill 84/has to’do. with:
baad eventually happen to.

says‘ under the’ ‘act,
ds ‘will have vast

provi
than taiitiofoal ‘councils, .:
le. says. it’ looks > like’.
ing \unieipal councils may”.
ced* by’ a

such °

Resource Boards, ‘

Mayor’ Sam Salavador.. of
Creston, and also a Director of
FD GK said instead ‘of ‘asking’

e

presented at. the © Kiwanis
Featival of the Arts in Nelson
during March,

“The band will be the Grade
9° band ;of ‘Kinnaird. Junior
Secondary School. All bands at
our school will be’ given’ an
opportiinity. to |’ perform .\in
public: ata concert this June,”

The letter went on to say,
“Parents are" reminded | that
Friday ‘and ‘any; day’ beforé a /
holiday » is . still considered: a
regular. school day and. atten-
dance is mandatory, The excuse
that ‘nobody else is going’ is not
valid as an excuse tostay home.

classes ‘| are: always
held. Ifthey are not, you will be
informed © by’. letter. : Regular.
attendance is important on each
prescribed school ‘day whether.
it be'Friday or a day before'a
holiday or long weekend.” 2

Piatinr Sine sara

We have been continuiig

gt to
Bill 84; the Regional District of
Central. Kootenay ’ should | be
_ telling the “government to
forget the whole damn thing. :

‘our. sessions. These

sessions | are held’. in small
sroups, | jeach |with.a’ teacher
guide.’ We discuss strengtha
and values and learn’: to

When is Our Patriotism?

= Whatever» hap-
pened to patriot-

them?,; Time ,. was
when we squared our shoulders

way of le “The true North
free?” Like ieee

one..who \ can . spell.
freedom /to panhandle: on the,

tosay, “Iam an or, 1
am/a Canadian.”

“And > while; * as‘‘a* border
cousin, I might suffer with you
the vitriol) of the: organized

“(world-wide slings and arrows of *

dom f

streets ‘wielding a knife; free:

t “drag
solicit’, on’ the. streets; |:
teaame to abort an unborn.
child.

guard for thee?”: Like’ fun we © ;

thé Yankee-haters and ‘those "* dol Like'those who’ permit the

‘naive home ‘home-grown dupes ®
who are used as a ‘Trojan horse.
Of subversion and discord. *

Time was Ep: ‘herein the.)
nadian we

Stars and Stripes tobe dragged: -

through the’ mud, all too many

Canadian and'U.S. citize
apathetis, the:

“oe with glowing hearts we

» see. thee :rise—rising ~ taxes, .

rising food costs, rising interes!
rates and rising disgust atthe :
‘perversion’ of our »democratic

_ Have Your Car

_ Announced

TTwo 3 awards ‘totalling more
than: $14,000 to two Kootenay
residents. were: announced ‘re-
cently’. under: the:

Criminal
> Injuries Compensation “Act :of

“They were ‘among ‘awards :
“of more than’ $29,000 made ‘to:
persons receiving . injuries. re-

ans from ““: crimes.* | The

“O Canada‘'we ‘stand’ on i

understand _oursolven and

others OT
Most aclenlé feel a'stron;

sense of’: benefit’: from’); th

sessions, It is good to be able to

“talk things‘ over,’.’“! z
; /*

been’ doing: some. very ‘nice
ulnging in= French under jth
‘tutelage ‘of, Mrs,’ Grant. (: W.
think: you will be impressed!

Wasn't the

sate
) beautiful? That's)the: word ‘for

Thank you Go
nor General

| ‘The provincial cabinet will

“make a decision on the Cowan

Report on Post-Secondary Edu-
cation in the Kootensys within
the next two or‘three weeks,

Forty-four students ‘travel
Jed in vans to the provincial
capilal to impress upon’ the
minister. the ‘importance of a
‘decision on the report before
‘the end of this school year,

NDU_ Student President:

Lyle Viereck. said students.
Just know the future of NDU

BEEF, CHUCK, FE0..1 QUALITY

" ‘Says Provinclal Cabinet fo Make
Decision on Cowan Report Soon

to decide where to further their
education this fall,

Mrs. Dailly will take the
Cowan Report to the cabinet
and if it fs accepted favorably
by the ministers, she said
additional funds. could be
provided ‘to enable NDU..to
ane some new programs this
fall,

However, she sald, there .

will be no legislation on the
report before the fall session.

The trip cost’ the student
union $760, of which $355 still
must taised through local
contributions, The $416 already
raised came. from’ students,
FANDU, downtown donations
and personal donations.

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