CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1, 1976

District Achi

Calorie C

Days...

Three Major Awards Won by ‘Hub City Tubs of Nanaimo

ACHIEVEMENT DAYS ROYALTY, those who received the

major awards Friday when

‘Achlevement Days of the

District’
Canadian Calorie Counters was held at thé Hi Arrow Arms, are

Skarbo of No. 72 Poco .

with a 53 pound tons, Betty McHeand, aso of Hub City Tubs as

firet runnerup with a 434 pound

lose and Donna Butler of the

Lower Nicola Losin’ Ladies as ten best loser with a 30’
loss. Not present is Brian Tate, also of the Hub City Tabs who was.
named second runner-up, with a Mania loss of 41 pounds.

Castlegar News Photo

Healher Graham Awarded
The '75 Dick Fowler Prize

Miss Heather Graham has
been named winner of this
year's Dick Fowler prize com-
petition at Selkirk College.
Announcement of the award
was mado'last week by Duane
Davis, lecturer in Selkirk
College's English department
and chairman of the Dick
Fowler English prize com-
mittee.

‘The purpose of the prize,
which consists of $75,,is to
afford to Selkirk

larly active in the creative
writing courses offered at the
college.

She won the Dick Fowler
English prize-for the three
original short stories she sub-
mitted, entitled House",
“More Trivia” and “On Age”.

: Tuesday

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Summer Children's Camp
“The United Church Camp
Koolaree én Kootenay Lake, is
open to children of all faiths.
The date for this summer's
camps,are as follows: i
Junior (ages 9 to 11, and

For Dorothy Moy

College students who demon-
atrate promising talent and
merit in thelr creative writing.
Miss Graham, who came to
Selkirk from Victoria, has just
completed the first year of
university transfer studies at
Selkirk and will-continue her
studies next year at the Univer-
sity of Victoria. While at
Selkirk, she has been particu-

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Thatcher of Trail

Funeral services were held

on Tuesday from Knox United
Church in Trail for Dorothy

, May Thatcher, 68, of Trail, who

passed away on April 26 in
‘Trail, after a lengthy illness.
Mra. Thatcher-was born in=
Carlyle, Sask, on May 21, 1906.
She was an active member of
Knox United Church in Trail,
including the Suriday School,
Canadian Girls in Training and
the Mary Martha Unit of the
Church.
*< She was also an ardent
bowler.
Mrs. Thatcher is, survived

+ by her husband, John; one son,

Peter John, of Drayton Valley,
Alta; two daughters, Mra, E.
(Carol) Nephin, of Robson and
Mrs. W. (Linda) \King, of
Victoria; two sisters, Betty

. Syer, of Redcliff, Alta, and
, Elaine Carlson, of Kelowna;

‘and 10 grandehildren.

She was predeceased by a
daughter, Betty Jo.

Rev. Hadden Gregory offi-
ciated at! the funeral service,
and burial took place at Moun-
tain View Cemetery.

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girls will ‘meet July 24 to Aug.
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Junior and intermediate
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Camps for each age group
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Only 90 campera per camp are
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i. early | to avoid ‘disappointment.
1g $30.

p.m., to which the general
public is invited. This celebra-
tion of praise and thanksgiving
will be held in the Central
School Auditorium in Nelson,

is three-

* cluding the local club. The
‘Ounce B

Members of District 9 of
the Canadian Calorie Counters
‘visited Castlegar last Friday
and Saturday to attend the
annual District Achlevement

+ Days, held to honor members
who have lost weight succesa-:,

fully—thus for once “losers” are
winners”.

‘The'D.A.D. also affords
the clubs the opportunity. to
exchange ideas, year, as
well as executive workshops
which aim to produce more

+ efficiently run clubs, special
| workshops covering ‘nuteition,

self-help, physical fitness, and
Program. planning ‘were held.

: major awards, pre-
sented "by the National firat
‘vice-president of-C.C.C., Helen,
‘Dyson, included the Adult Best,
‘Loser won by Evelyn Bachor of
the Hub City’ Tubs, Nanaimo
with a 63 pound loss...

The Teen Best Loser was
Donna Butler of the Lower
‘Nicola Losin’ Ladies with a 30"
pound losa.’‘The ‘Lady-inwalt-
ing Award was’ presented | to
Rosemary Scarbo of the Poco
Dreanietay, Coquitlam, wlio lost

poun

Te theme for the week-
end was “Riverboat” and each

‘The meals for the conven-
tion’ were kept to the low-;
calorie theme, The dolegates
complimented the staff and
management of the Hi Arrow,
‘Aria for the

. Anyone with a_weight
problem is welcome to attend
one meeting asa guest to sce If
they can benefit, from-calorie
counting.”

CALVARY...
BAPTIST CHURCH

Office 365-3480 *
| Home : 365-6067’

as they wore as beautiful to the
eye as pleasing to the palate.

‘The keynote speaker, Dr.
Changfoot, gave an informative
‘speech on the values of losing
welght both to the body as a
whole and the heart in partleu-
lar. One point that he brought.
up was that the report of
Nutrilfon Canada has’ pointed
out’ that over half. of all
Canadians are obese, that is 20
per cent over their ‘ideal
weight,

He ‘complimented the
group on the fact that they are
attempting.to decrease this.
staggering number,

Statistically, there must be
more than 2,000 people in the
Castlegar area who are classi-
fied obese. The Kootenay Kar-
rot Krunchers, Branch No. 97 of
the Canadian Calorie Counters,

‘stated that their meetings are

held on Thureday évenings at
the Rotary Health Centre at 7
pm.

CHURCH OF CHRIST
MEETING IN CASTLEGAR
* For Information
Phone 365-7362 or «

365-7973 ‘

K ST. RITA'S
- (CATHOLIC CHURCH
‘” Rev, |W. Harrison
Ph. 865-7148
Saturday Night Mass 7 p.m.
Sunday Masses at:
® am. and 11 am.
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
“na ee
ve | Cho|
Group of seven musicians
‘and singers
Concerts:
SrsS raat April 25.
Kalen Tabernacle

Sat; "Apel 26, 7.30: p.m.
Sunday, April 27,7. p.m.

club made a table.
following the theme, The wait-
resses judged this contest and
chose the creation made by the
Boundary :Losers of Kettle’
Valley. the winner.

+ The Travelling Club he
phy, presented each year to the
club with ‘the largest per
member welght loss was won
by the Losin’ Ladies with a 13
pound per member loss.

Other special awards were
presented, One was to the club
with the largest number of
delegates at the D.A.D., ex-

uit.

he
fold: the United Church of
Canada is marking the 50th
anniversary of Union, the Ro-
man Catholic Church is cele-
brating a Holy. Year, and. of
course, the Kootenay Diocese
of the Anglican Church is

if Port Coq)
lam. won with 10 members

a
‘The Slick-Nicks from Kit-
wanga won for the club which

REGIONAL
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Chureh’

ST. DAVID'S ,

‘Anglican & Malled Churches

and shee School, 9:45 am,
alternate Anglican & United Church Service

8 am, — Holy Communion
B90 — Sunday

— United Church Servi ‘

1. 1S — anglican Service (Communion)

Mid-week activities — Call Church Office

‘Ministers: Ted Bilstow and Gob Griffiths
Parish: Office: 365-8337

Business and Professional Directory

Next to the Cloverleaf Mote]
a Plaza
Sunday School 9.45 °°
vamly Worship 11 am.
Brenig Warship Sarin

Hecate OEE

405 Maple St, Castlegar,
Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday School 10:15:a.m.
“The Church of the:

tutheran Hour’ * ‘
Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
11112 + ath Ave: Neo
965-9662 or 365-3664
—E

APOSTOLIC CHURCH |
(One Block East’ of !tho
Castlealrd Shopping Plaza

10 a.m, Sunday

Sophia Douglas and Roberta
Perry stated that they spent

marking its 76th

‘The orchestra will be ‘un-
der the direction of Mrs, Pat
Cross and anyone wishing to
take part as a mausician is asked
to contact Mi (968-6523)"

‘an
planned the same on the return

as weight reduction is a

lifetime struggle, an award was ,
presented to this 3 delegate with

"Family. rates are available and
reduced rates can be requested.
‘Ages are as of Dec. 81 of this
year.

¥ Registration and health
forms are available from the
church office by telephoning
365-8997.

Camp Koolaree is looking
for camp leaders, nurses, Ilfe-~
guards and kitchen staff.’ For
further information, contact
‘Mrs. J. Cameron, 2054 - 7th
Ave., Trail, Leaders and nurses
would be volunteering their
time. Lifeguards and kitchen
staff receive some remunera-
tion,
‘75th Anglican Synod
‘The 75th Anglican Synod
opens in Nelson on Friday, May
9, with registration of elected
lay delegates taking place from
3 to 5 pm.

The Archbishop: of Canter-
bury, Dr. Daniel Coggan, will

“preach at. the service of Holy

Eucharist at 7.30 p.m. Admit-
tance to the Pro Cathedral for
this service will be by ticket
only, tickets being issued to
delegates at registration and to
delegates. of the Anglican

‘or simply to turn up at Central
‘School Auditorium at 1 p.m. on
Sunday with their instrument
for a brief rehe

The choirs will be under
the direction of Mrs. ‘Marion
Booth and anyone wishing to
sing with the choir please call
her (965-6849) or turn up also at
1 p.m, on‘ Sunday. No’ choir
gowns, it's very informal and
the music is well known to most
choristers.

Itis hoped that local people
of any denomination will want
to participate in this informal,
free-flowing, contempory-type
of worship. Mr. Rowles of the
United Church, Bishop Doyle of
the Roman Catholic Church and

"Bishop Berry’ of the Anglican

Church, will all speak briefly.
Congratulations

“Among the talented young
people of St, David's to whom
we extend our congratulations
for’ their successes in the
Kootenay Music Festival are
Kim Swayne, Ellen Fowler,
Shelley Nixon and Susan Cul-
Tey.»

Atthe competitions held in
Beaver Valley recently, Eliza-
beth Dyson won the over-all
aggregate award for. her

in

Church’ Women
A large windup service will

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To all of them we say,
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fos years of
‘membership. This was won by”

Marilyn ‘Johnstone of K.K.K, ,
. Castlegar, with eight years.

Being a Star, achieved by
reaching the ideal weight set by
the doctor, is the aim of every
member of Calorie Counters.
‘Twenty-nine graduating Stara
were ho

‘A Star who has stayed

within five pounds of her goal

for a year or more is presented
with a Brilliant or Shining Star
atatus.\Thirty ladies, six from
the K.K.K.'s, were so honored.

‘Members who had lost 30
pounds or more were not only
honored, but also asked to
demonstrate these good
by taking part in a Baggy Dress
Parade. As pictures are worth a
thousand: words, it was an
inapiration to the delegates to
see the results of perseverance.

Darlene Fokeman of the
Born Voseres Sparwood, cli-
maxt parade demonstra-
pear pol sc and “after” of
an 89 pound weight loss. She
was greeted with a atanding
ovation.
=*.A-bus tour of the area,
with’a stop at the Doskhabor
Village Museum, was taken by

70 delegates. Many had never >
~ ‘pgen to the Kootenays before

and stated that they planned to

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Tataeevenvecss

Dear Ann Landers:
the sdeeopadert in a divorce suit

Te hag way Tareas ero

My husband Is 87. Joe Cert ave eee at for’ a
‘We have, three children but he has no time for them, Byun
Joe takes karate five evenings a week. He leaves the house at
5 Se {the kids and J eat alone) and he returns at 10 p.m.—unless
he stops off ‘for something to’ cat with a fow. of his karate
classmates who are college students, This has been golng on for

two years AG

is always bruised and suffering from sore muscl
wu ie hasnt done a thing around the fouse ‘since be ao te

lessons. had.

to hire # man ia paint the lving room last sprig,

because Joe was too busy getting his he
: bck ot and sat te a Ted ona sash Nom ha as |

Degree.
‘ue only day weare a family ison Sunday. Love my husband

but I think I am getting.

Ine xvod Bnd 00 ar the Kids Why, mould

Bars fever rari Aue ale
ysl ‘8 grown man? Well, maybe h
it not smerny ‘A man who takes karat ‘arate net

fe nights’ a week, leaving his
immature.’

family to have dinner ave, is

gest counselling but he woulda go because it would

interfere with his karate lessons,

Doar Aza: A

reply to the reader. who questioned tow she should introduce a
married

couple when both hold

by your:

doctarates,:
ous reply that tbe: ‘woman. Brobably moron harder to get ber

husband than to get her.
‘women’ are. struggling’ to

PhD. eas trerponei le, Today, when 80

change | attitudes) which’ have

Two more

to‘oversee all

among recomment

Lower Mainland community
colleges ‘survey committee
made public: Jast week by.
Education Minister Eileen Dai-

== Regional Board is Proposed:

ly. ss

\. \ The committee, chaired by.
University of B.C, professor
. Leonard Marah, recommends
establishing a community base
for cach college but suggests
tying, them to a regions! board .

as matters.
Dailly said the re;
is fa belt studied by.a’ provin-
de: .

lon
aaa headed by deputy min:
fater Jack Fleming and associ-

ate. deputy ‘minister A. E.. Soles:

Richmond vocational college
sand!a Green Timbers commu:
nity college :to serve Delta,;
an Rock, Surrey ‘Lang-
ley. : z

Imited their contributions to society, your comment showed an:
insensitivity to the climate of the times, to say nothing of the hafd
work and years of study, iat any, person who holds @PLD. must

vest.
“You stated that the couple ‘probably should bo introdued as
Dr. and Mrs. John Smith. Why not Dr. od John Smith? The

reversal ‘underlines the dllogic: of

‘Your,

your first’ suggestion. :
second—Doctors John and Jean Sols better. But why not

Doctors Jean and John Sail? A
0 first.
SU po blow oor mid 1
Doar Yelle: You are right: I was

allof us old-timers know, laden

ign myself, truthfully «
TTA Yale PhD. MESES) A YalePRDS

‘wrong. I bow to your superior

judgment. Pass the humble ple, Doster.

Recently on the TY show H

lollywood Squares,

Deer Aun Landers
Peter Marshallasked'a contestant what, according to Ann
‘a female would be

close enough to a man so that

ahe'was & woman—yet far enough away 90 that he'd

ie contestant was j about to reply. 1 my.TV konked out:
ear the answer. sim dring of cree er
—Frustrat

nel by August, 1978.
MLA Curis

Drags ropaeies the earurse

given by BCTV at the Canadian <
Radio-Television: Commission
itly ‘being held

miltted itself to an expenditure

of up'to $1.7 million over the

next yaar and Abul to OHnd sy
ei nla

eet yarn! shedes' and
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‘support of two. other issues ©
relative to the West Kootenay.

“Cable service to all rural’ Mi

areas adjacent and continuous:
to municipal boundaries has
long been a concern of mint
Mr. D'Arcy’ said. .“We are.
hoping the CRTC will see fit to =
issue a directive that will see
moré rural service, as well as

> ensure® more ‘and ‘ better pro-~

‘graming ; by: volunteer groups
Tinh as the West Kootenay
Cablevision’ Society. ::

“However, the main de
velopment of the he

mise of a:second

the
“television channel to supple
ment the CBC and four Ameri

——— outlets.”.

lor <
Si what rine rspart defined

‘That community: colleges:
not operate exclusively. within
‘school district -boundar! rr
jurisdictions in order to encour
‘age’ students to’ move’ across
district boundaries and take
advantage of a wider variety of
courses offered at separate

Splitting the

‘co-ordinate course and finan-

To Oversee Local Colleges

_ He asid the Lower Main-
land has suffered’ from “20th

century growth and 19th cen-_
‘tury’ planning, if! planning at
all.”

mendations encourage colleges
and the government: to ‘get.
away! from! “hand-to-mouth”
budgeting witnout “strong:
arming”. any, college into eur:
tailing its plans.
\“We're ‘not in. favor. of a

co-ordinate the programs of-
fered in the system.

“It is reasonable for some
colleges to offer more voca-
tional courses and others more
universlty-transfer courses,

‘Because of the cost and
physical factora of trade train-
ing requiring machinery. and
workshop settings, as well a3

es of differential

volr study

‘The council would be com-
posed of board members includ.
ing one’ member elected or
appointed by each college, two
acministrators, two Instruc-
tors, two students and two
support ataff from the colleges.

. The 114-page report
stresses communication, Inside
the ‘colleges’ and between the
colleges, the regional council

+ and other external educational

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‘That the Frasor Valley
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Coordinating all nine cok
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regional council established

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“It would “review the budg-
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Capital programa will be 8:
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