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CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 4, 1983

SALE OF LOTS

Few remaining lots in the
Tamerlane Subdivision
on Forest Road, Castlegar
Government incentives have increased but
lot prices have not. New deadline — May 31 for
$3,000 Federal Government Grant.

For further info — 365-2395

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Bateman
supports
Valhallas

Recently, a number of well-
known painters donated
worke of art to the Valhalla
Wilderness Society to help
raiso funds for debts incurred
in the long drive to have the
Valhallas made into a Class A
Provincial Park,

The park was established
this year in a February an-
nouncement by Tony Brum-
met, Minister of Lands,
Parks and Housing.

In response to a. fund-
raising appeal, Robert Bate-
man, famous Canadian wild-
life artist, donated two auto-
graphed prints “Trumpeter
Swans” and “Magpie Pair” to
the Valhalla Society. These
two beautiful prints, remin-
iscent of the Kootenays, are
of limited edition.

Currently, the Valhalla
Society is ‘raffling these
framed prints, valued at over
$400 each to help offset a
$4,000 debt. Tickets are on
sale at various outlets in the
Kootenays, including Camera
Crafts in Trail, Framé Art in
Nelson, Silverton General
Store, and Valhalla Trading
Post at New Denver.

Les Weisbrich, a well-
known nature artist who re-
sides at New Denver has do-
nated a watercolor of the
Valhallas to the society.

Another generous art do-
nation was made to the
Society by Manuel Fuertes,
originally of Spain. This ori-
ginal pastel painting, plus the

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over the summer.
These paintings, plus other

I beautiful works by these two

I artists will be featured at

Q separate art showings at
New Denver over the Vic-
toria Day Weekend.

FUNDRAISING SALE...

a@ number of local

ge of

good buys ‘at the Pass Creek volunteer fire depar-
tment flea market and bazaar Saturday.

Flea
market
a big”

seller

Chris D'Arcy, Rossland-
Trail MLA was the first
official buyer at the Pass
Creek volunteer fire depart-
ment flea market and bazaar
Saturday.’ D'Arcy received
an official certificate, created
‘and printed by Pass Creek
resident Leni Normington,

The flea market and baz-
aar, organized by Norming-
ton and Marilyn Strong, at-
tracted more than 20 sellers,
and hundreds of people came ~
to browse and buy.

The big attraction was the
bake table, loaded with cook-
jes and cakes, brownies, and
many Russian specialties.

The fire department crew
sold coffee and juice, set up
tables, cleaned up and bene-
fitted from the bake table
sale,

SOUTH SLOCAN AUXILIARY

Chapter plans window display

Vera Dudlyke. was in the
chair when South-Slocan
Chapter to, Kootenay Lake
District Hospital’ held it's
April 7 meeting. Betty Me-
Rae led the 15 Auxiliary
members in the prayer. Sec-
retary Carol Ridge read the
minutes.

The treasurer's report by -

Hazel Varney indicated that
the account is starting to
grow again, +

The knitting report by

‘Mary Axworthy noted that

the baby case realized over

$160 for March, but the
chapter still needs a little
more help in keeping it
stocked. Mary also consented
tostay on as convenor of that
committee. The knitting com-
mittee work has been div-
ided, with Betty McRae han-
dling the baby sets for the
newborns and delivering
them to the hospitai.

The knitting and sewing
committees are to. work to-
gether because the sewing
group does not have that
much sewing to do. At the

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moment they are making
stuffed animals for the baby
case,

Betty McRae consented to
stay on as publicity perso.
Helen Zarikoff reported that

some ladies got together and -

put together 300 cookbooks
for sale. They are a reprint of
the Souper Suppers. Helen is
staying on with the used
book sales.

Rose Allanbrand motioned
and Hazel seconded that the
chapter have a bake sale af-
ter the meeting in the lobby

of Kootenay Lake District
Hospital on May 5 at 1:80
p.m. A cake to be made by
Estelle Barton and decorated
by Nonie Burk will be raffled
off at the bake sale.

The phoning committee
will not be phoning members
to remind of ordinary meet-
ings.

Meetings are the first
Thursday of every - month
(except July and August) in
Plant No. 3 Hall, South Slo-
can at 10 a.m.

Again the chapter will be

having hospital week window
display in Nelson at Oliver's
Book store. Items will be on
sale from the window dis-
play, but are not to be taken
until the display is dis-
mantled.

Hostesses for May are
Tannis and Hazel. The aux-
iliary luncheon for the vol-
unteers was held at St. Jo-
seph’s School, Nelson on
April 21 at 12:30 ‘p.m. Nine
members attended. They
‘were told that ell parts of the
hospitals need friends.

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fully. May 7 will be
the first session for our par-

Running Workshop

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returning to Castlegar for a
second year on May 18 and
14. This year’s schedule will
feature two-hour sessions on
the following subjects: 1) The
Principles of Training, 8)
Running Injuries, 3) Nutri-
tion and Running.

The registration fee for the
workshop is $25 and includes
a banquet, lectures, equip-
ment demonstration and ath-
letic equipment fashion show
on Friday evening, and the

ent and child pro-
gram. This will be a very
worthwhile program. The fee
is parents $10 and children
$5. There is limited regis-
tration or register today.

* Bike Clinic

Coming up Saturday, May -

7 is the Kids Bicycle Safety
Clinic. This important clinic
.is open to all boys and girls
ages six - 13, It is co-spon-

all day ‘kshop on Satur-
day including lunch, nutrition
breaks, a free T-shirt and a
4 km and 10 km fun run.
Registrations forms are
available at. the recreation
office, Registration after May
6 is $35.

to learn needI and bar-
gello then the upcoming
program is for you. Starting
Wednesday, May 11 Leona
Horvath will be instructing a
bargello class. The regis-
tration fee is $10 for six se-
ssions.
Election Day

All programs scheduled in
the outlying areas and com-
munity complex on May 5 are
cancelled because the gym-
nasiums are being used as
polling stations for the pro-
vincial election.

Rollerskating
- Rollerskating happens
every Friday evening. The
sessions are 7 - 8:80 p.m. and
9 - 10:30 p.m. Admission is
$1, skate rental $1.50.

Fashion show underway

At the regular meeting of
the Slocan Valley Women’s
Insti

sored by the Castl De-

were

tachment of the RCMP and
the Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1. Every
child who, partici in the

asked to name their favorite
flower or vegetable for roll
ar u

A were made

clinic will have his/her bike
inspected and registered,
watch a film, go through
traffic stations and much
more, There is.no charge for
this event but you must pre-
register by phoning 365-8386.

to hold.a Fashion Show on
May 7 at the Silvery Slocan
Social Centre at 8 p.m. Ad-
mission for adults $8 and
children $1.50.

Mrs. Daphne Angus of
Slocan Park has been chosen

as delegate to the district
conference.

A very successful house-
plant auction was held after
the meeting.

Mable Bone and Carol Bar-
clay will attend a meeting of
the Slocan Housing Society
a representatives of the

Plans were discussed to
hold a craft fair in the fall.
Members volunteered to
canvass'for the Cancer Fund.

For a future
that.WORKS...

There's Only ONE Choice
VOTE

‘SOCIAL CREDIT:

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 4, 1983

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| for special
_ MOMS

_ SUNDAY

arp ”
A Mother's
Pamper Her...
,With any of these fragrances or bath products.

Day Spring. Bouquet

Fragrances and Bath Products by
¢ Elizabeth Arden

in Blue Grats, Memoire Cherie,
Cabricle and Body Basics

° Estee Lauder
including Youth-Dew, Estee
Estee Super Cologne and Ci

° Oscar do laRenta * Chloe
* Shalimar _* Chanel No. 5 & No. 19
© White Shoulders*
© Chimere ¢ Jontue © Charlie
‘e. Nina Ricci © L'Air du Temps

“STORE HOURS

Monday to Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
|, Thursday and Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Hudsons Bay Compan

TRAIL, B.C.

that special lady
on Sunday, May 8! .

ALL LINGERIE
25% or

Including Kayser
sleepwear, underapparel,
slips, housecoats ~ .
and dusters.

SPRING COATS
% Price

In-store specials on T-Shirts,
blouses, sweaters and slims up to

For all the years of love.
Mother's Day is Sunday, May 8.

Give Mom an FTD® Big Hug’ Bouquet.
In a Pfaltzgraff Stoneware Serving Dish.

— - - Send your love with

special (G9) care"

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includes piacemats :
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Also a fine selection of Sewing
Baskets and Dressmaker Shears.

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