B4 CASTLEGAR Ni EWS, March 19, 1980 (Street Talk What do you think is the first sign of spring? MRS. DORICE HORSWILL of Nelson I watch for the type of birds. The Blue | Jays have already been around. DOUG AXWORTH of South Slocan It Is the return of the Swallows. MRS. KEN MacDONALD of Riondell It is RIK CURTIS of Trail the birds. Whén they return in Good looking ladies, holter tops and short’ shorts. Trail Arts Council : active in Fiesta:Faire Most of the work of the Trail and District Commun- | ity Arts Council in recent months has involved the proposed Arts Centre. “A Trail District Arts Centre‘ Society has been established to co-ordinate the project. At present, the arts centre is a partner in a multi-use de- velopment proposal for the Esplanade site in downtown. It is expected that the project will go to referendum this fall. The arts council's Access to the Arts program is now in ...its_fourth year. It has local *Saptists ‘and’ crafts experts . demonstrating dancing, ' drawing, music, painting, pottery, weaving and speech/arts in local schools for Grades 1 - 7. It is financed by grants from the Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation, School District 11 and the United Appeal. This year the emphasis has been on speech/arts, Diane Diaz is co-ordinator of the program. The arts council will once again be active par- ticipants in Trail’s annual festival in May, Karla Gard- iner and Janet Merry are co-ordinators of the Fiesta Faire which will go on in the arena curling rink May 8 from 6 to 10 p.m. and May 9 and 10 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Last year the faire drew 8,000 people and sales to- talled about $4,000. There will again be a Heritage 4 . Award —'a $100 prize for the piece of art or craft which : best’ depicts . the haritage and/or. culture‘of Trail. The wining « “entry will become part of 2 ‘permianent collec- tion in.‘the “Trail museum. Further information is avail- “able by contacting Karla at 368-3870 or Janet at 368- 6682. The Faire last year taised more than $1,000 toward the arts centre, and it is hoped that this year the event will be an even greater success, At the request of the Trail festival society, the arts council will arrange the of- fetal’ “opening’ for the fiesta which is scheduled for May 7 © at the Cedar Avenue Mall. It looks to be a busy spring for the arts council's affiliate groups. Among the events planned are two Per- formance '79 concerts, the Trail Caledonian Society's Highland Games set for May 17-18, the International Folk Society's display of ethnic artifacts in Knox United Church March 21-22, and the many Trail Fiesta events May 7-10. More details about upcoming events will be in the April “On Cue” news- letter. The next general meet- ing of the arts council, in- of Dp Society for self-awareness - holds third spring festival The Society for Self- Awareness..is offering its | third Spring -Foatival » of Awareness a8 a focus for the of in- rockus roll ensemble — all for $14 for the weekend, People are invited, to bring thelr sleeping gear as spiration, a creation for everyone. This year’ : festival has a ac: commodations are available. Vegetarian food will be available at all times in the ia and a) | variety of and everyone is invited to, par- ticipate in the birth of con- sciousness for the 1980s, The festival will feature full-time shiatsu and medi- tation rooms, a herb and tea booth, videotapes from pre- vious festivals and the 1979 World Symposium on Hu- manity; an See Chil- evening banquet: is being planned at a reasonable cost. Traditional Doukhobor foods will be there ‘as, an inter- esting change for. many. This will be followed by a Sufi Dance- called Light Seeking Light: a participa- tory pageant’ of planets, elements, and divine attri- dren's ile Clowns for kids of all ages; the Riverwheel Music Caravan cerebral acoustic butes d through the human heart, ‘This year, the Slocan ‘Valley senior, Doukhobor Western Express Check those March 12 Western Express tickets. Winning numbers for tke $10,000 prizes are 8474625, 3047060, 3012137, “ 2988693 and 2964289, The five $100,000 win- ning numbers are ‘1986538, 1759348, 1468116, 2556857 _ and 1516876, The area Right to Life Association meets at 8 p.m. in St. Francis Church Hall, 1039 Pine Ave. in Trail. All interested persons welcome. To March 31° Trail Art Club presents an exhibit of paintings for children until March 31 at the Kootenay Savings Credit World day observed . Roman Catholics, Pente- costals, Anglicans, Doukho- bors, and United Church members observed the World Day of Prayer on Friday evening in Salmo Community Memorial Church. From year to year the various Salmo churches take turns in the leadership. This year it way the turn of the Anglican church, under the hip of Connie Morris. cluding rep affiliate groups. and ‘com- mittee, will be held in the Eagles Hall March 26 be- ginning at 7:30 p.m. Each year a different national organized Council of Women chooses the theme and prepares the program for numbers For additional prizes re- member the last six identical digits are worth $1,000; las! five identical digits $100 and the last four identical digits $25. The last three identical digits will allow the ticket holder to redeem that ticket for five dollars. worth of Western Express tickets. Choir will begin the’ opening ) ceremony at 7'p.m. on Friday night, followed by. the’ intro. ‘duction of workshop leaders and ‘a children’s’ | Tibetan dance, Riverwheel will. play and sing till the wee hours of the morning — all free to everybody. : The next two days fea. ture the workshops, and tour... ;mass workshops. are: being . ‘planned ‘where. the whole, festival will focus on ‘the topics of Holistic Health, the Alternate Healing; Commun: ity, the Iuman Bond; Herbs and Gardening; and a Foture : Think Tank. Can you .imagine ‘anyone as unhappy as @ woman with a live: secret’ and ‘a dead |: C ital Statistics 7 BARKMAN © - ugly Me. and Mrs. Brian Barkmen of Castlegar, a daughter, born March 1. BLACK — To Mr. and Mrs. Don Biack of Montrose, .a son, :born March 2. es is e BRAY — To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bray of Genelle, a eon, born March 4. e HICKMAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hickman’ of Fontana: a daughter, born Fel ib. 28. HUGHES — To Mr. and M Joseph Hughes of Rossland, a daughter, born March, KUNTZNER — To Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Kuntzner Ae) of Teall; @ son, born M rch MeMASTER - to Mr. and Mra. Stanley McMaster of Slocan, @ son, born March 7. ‘MATTEUCCI — To Mr. and Mrs. Glen Matteuccl of Trail, a son, born March 1. MYTH — To Mr. and Mrs. : Mishel Nesmyth of Nelson, @ Union, Trail Branch, 1199 Cedar Ave. 8 . You are invited to lst your events and activities in Community Datebook. Send us a note — typewritten or printed — to: Datebook, Box 3007, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H4. of prayer at Salmo the world. This year it was the turn of the Women's Christian Council of Thailand who chose the theme “Res- ponsible Freedom”: and .is- daughter, born March 10, PATIENCE -- To Mr. and Mrs. James Patience of Nelson, a son, born M rch < ‘PEDERSEN — To Mr.. .and Mrs. Edward Pedersen of Gasttegar, a daughter, born March 10. PRESTON — To Mr. and Mrs. Kent Preston of Nel, a daugh- ter, born Mare! ROSSI — To Mr. and “Mrs. Joe Ross! of onal a son, born March 3, SWEENEY — To Mr. end. Mrs. Pat Sweeney of Castlegar,” a daughter, born March 12. THATCHER — To Mr. and Mra. Tim Thatcher of Trail, a son, born Feb. 12, THOMAS — To Mr. Derril Thomas of ae ter, born waiaHt — To Mr. and Mrs. Bilt Wright of Genelie, a son, born March 8. sued the announcement, . “Christian women of. Thai- land call their sisters and brothers throughout the world to celebrate the free- dom we have in Jesus: Christ.” First leader was Connie Morris, second leader was Dorothy Rauseh, third leader Mary Hearn and fourth lead- er.Mary Chernoff. Narrator was Clara Thiel. ANSTITUTE LEARNING at home on your own time Courses and programs in:- —High School Completion — Career, Technical Vocational — University Degree Studies (to Bachelor's Degree) For information call OL! ADVISORY CENTRE (COLLECT oe ACCEPTED) AT: 762 716! of send coupon to: OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE No.1 1626 RICHTER KELOWNA, B.C. VIY 2M3 STREET, Postal code:. A dial was pre- sented based t upon an actual incident in Thailand, but which could have taken place anywhere. The part of a young man was taken by- Dave McMillan and_ the young woman by Diana Lowe. Their struggle was against drug enslavement from which Christ can set them free. Another dialogue illus- trated responsible freedom in our families in which Allan Rauseh took the part of the father, Dorothy Michael Dor- rault the parts of the chil- dren. Will Hearn pronounced the Benediction. Beryl de Jersey served as organist. The Anglican ladies pre- pared and served lunch in the basement at the close of the service. © NOTICE THE ROBSON & DISTRICT VOLUNTEER . : FIRE DEPT. Policies and programs for ethnic groups The coordination of pol- icies and programs for ethnic groups in British Columbia will be the responsibility of a new secretariat in the min- istry of provincial secretary and government services. In a recent announce- ‘ment Provincial Secretary Evan Wolfe stated that “My ministry is uniquely able to work with other ministries in coordinating and developing policies ‘and programs for - ethnic groups in the 1980's and beyond. The ‘ministry already coordinates the prov- ince's cultural programs, The ‘government services division provides administrative and communications links be- tween. ministries, = “I am therefore estab- lishing a secretariat within this ministry. to pursue the work which this government and the Affiliation of Multi- cultural Societies have al- ready done ‘in dealing with the province’s multicultural needs. The secretariat will be in place early in the new fiscal year.” \s Fighters. Any persoiia , terested, please contact MR. ART GRAHAM PHONE: 365-3766 for Fire 19 years or older in- ; Salma Cemetery. BEATOIA~ = eirmine Bs Bertola, 69, of Trall, ‘dled. March .(n. Trall Regional Hosptial. Prayer service was conducted March 11 from:st.. 1° Anthony 's nuit funeral mes held March 12. Father Stan Frytek'of- *ticlated. Burial was at Mountali & BOU GAUL Deanna Bourgaults 718, Tot Salm March 5 In Kootenay Lake Hospital. Evening prayer and tation was held In the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home™ the evening of March 8 with funeral service the following day.tn the . imo Community Hall. Rev. Don Wright: officiated and Interment was In Nelson Memorial Park." CHAMBERS — Olive Annie Chambers,’ 69, of Nelson, died 7-Day Programme 25 Hours on tcedpstruction 24-Hour Supervision University Accomm 3 Meals 9 Day ica i Mancoyy SITY: OFBRITISH COLUMBIA univers ENT HOCKEY SCHOOL} |” » July Sth to August ‘30H! , f Full oe Fac! modation Cost, $195.00)" fy by + For furthér. information ond brochures write tos U.B.C, Hockey School, . 6066 Whunderbirds V6T_ IWS) or call;(604): 221 9:00 im. to 1:00 < SATURDAY MATINEE Reluctant Astronaut". Showtime 2:00 All seats $1.25 | FRAIL 2 BH 36s March. 10 in Trall Regional Hos-.. ficlating. Masonic Section of ‘Nelson Mem orial Park. HOODIKOFF —: Peter’ Willi Hoodikoff, 71, of Salmo, died March 11 at Kootenay Lake Ols- rict Hospital. Service was held In. he. chapel! of Thompson Funeral’, Home on March 15 with Rev: Al Lowe officiating. apeerment was In ~ NES — poatt Victorla wena. 76. of Netson, died March 7 Kootenay: Lake District Hospital Service was held ) of Thompson une ith Rev. James O. Wilson ofitcleiing, Interment’ was jn ‘Nel- son Memorial Park. LISTER — Annie Chambers Lis- tei oes OF of veal clog § at-her home ee, was: ;can:., ducted on on Ma aren't ‘from Car- berry's Memorial Ghapet with Rev. Hadden Gregory officiating. Interment was at Mountain View Cemotery. | 3s > MARQOREETH = Francisca Trait, died from Carberry'’s Memorial CI i} with Rev. Guthrie officiating. Fur- ther services took place In Calgary 2 with Jnterment - March folowing ‘at Queen's a cemetery. (a gary. ‘Cominco will, |. provide a 50-pound bag of gift for- tilizer’ to ‘Cominco Pensioners and Widows . of Cominco Employees, living in the Trqil area. Gift fertilizer cards will be mailed March 17, 1980. Distribution will be at Warfield Operations on Mar- ch 26 and 27, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m . Cominco Pensioners and Widows who do not _ receive a gift fertilizer card by March 25, 1980 may ~~ lek, up their card ot eres re March 26 “and 27, t Rie foom’\ for "direction. higher inflation economy. New distinctive tread wall treatment: “PI9S/75Ri4 (ER78/14) Fas i New énergy efficient p radial, designed.to give. more distance. for your dollar. New ‘ rubber compound ; gives lower rolling resistance. New , . construction permits 2 pressures. The result — you get greater fuel design, wider white- WHITEWALLS _ THE HOME OF THE MINUTEMEN - Remember — once we start putting the tires on your car — they, ul be installed within 15 minutes, That's wi M ‘The. Energy Miser: P-Metric _ Radial {netalled y we're called the MINUTE- es _s) 1101 -7th Ave., 5, (Castlegar) Ltd. Ph.'365-493 /7-Jan, 19) = ; harmony mast be ; tained at all costs this week. By Stella Wilder” ‘foming week suits the. romue’ peouee ‘It may leave much to rms of prac- Affairs of: the heart, burgeon, leaving’ little ii vi intellectual ursults.’ ‘Individuals °com- app jabor; sf ett depend upon ced luck find ths a ro “Quest ; ‘arise’: to complicate mye ats first. appeared smooth ‘sailin for’ individu- ,to set out on .For : those ed. in joint ventures, matters” are ‘not; as fngortant In: either. case, success comes late. * “PISCES:(Feb. * 19-Marc 5) =\Impress'superiors with * your’ punctuality as’ well’as*: our. khow-how:-Being -on : ime ‘is ‘vital now. (Marek 6-3 De ma upon, q March 20); your ‘own sense ‘o! and you-will be able t to o ball an excellent future via this * week's decisions, jARIESH(March healthy 4) t red “quicdy the this week or you aa ‘be hung. up. in. it -before week's end. Seek ik ne We Joys. (April 5-A) _ & new’an toma t at mid-weel TAURUSH(Aprit 20- “Your® personal relations’ ships may suffer from ego problems -- your own and those of ‘an old, old Triend; y (dune. 7-June cae ~ Last-min. ute plans may not: sible as‘ you expected.\Take | time. i to “reconsider « your CANCER: (dune 24-July = You would do well to ourself, and your fo B-July-22)'== er get the. jum prepared to. ac well withou forethought. LEO:(July*23-Aug. 7) — much is required of ,you. (Aug. 8- Aug. 22) -- Emphasize your f relationships with the young. Make an effort to under- stand motives behind your rashness. VIRGO: (Aug. 23-Sept. 7) -- Family. members __ hel where’ you draw the line.” Hold to your own principles. LIBRA:(Sept.-23-Oct. 7) ~. Seek —-.and keep’ the com- ‘of close -friends this’ . Strang fers s may betray use a) sane: ‘abreast of the times, Make every. effort” this week to. match the e per: * formance of friends. } ro RRlonect: 23-Nov. =~ You-may wish t 9. oie : Bate new, tal alent by: the employment ett ‘increase rapidly early in the week. Meet a challenge now. SAGITTARIUS: (ove 22. Dec. \7) ~. Expect. s and you will be more ikely to get it. A new. experience © | at . mid-week may prove frightening. (Dec, 8-Dec. 21) ---Partnerships’ thrive in- * what seems an atmosphere: of turmoil. Help another to help himself -- and you!- CAPRICORN:(Dec. 22- Jan. °6). = Older family members come to your res- cue early in the week. . Entertainment factors at mid-week save the day. (Jan. Share a confi- dence with someone whom you trust will keep it. Expe- rience pays.off late in the week, AQUARIUS:(Jan. 20-Feb. 3) - Ask for what you want. 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