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st De 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 School.
‘The program will include
several local choral groups; the
Russian mixed choir, Twin
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-
Fees for and ‘won trophies at

. Thursday, May 2.

‘the ‘recent /Music Festival in
Nelson.

The purpose of the concert
is two-fold,: First 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.

Sot 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 76 cents,

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Minto Chapter OES Holds.
Its Installation of Officers :

Minto Chapter No. 79,
Order of the Eastern Star, held
its” installation’. of. 1974-76
officers Tuesday evening of last
week in the Twin Rivers Hall.
A large number of guests were
present from Nelson, Trail,

Rossland and’ San

The Minto. Chapter . has
been‘ very active:since March
1954 and celebrates; its, 20th
birthday this year. Among the
distinguished guests were Mrs.
Gathering, 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
Colurabia OES.:\Also present
Schellenberg

pesociate grand conductress of

‘ the Grand Chapter of B.C, anda”
member of Minto Chapter.

The lati

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 Mrs. L.
Chaplain: Mrs. A.

marshall ‘Mrs. D.

organist Mrs. M.

Peachey, Adah Mrs, D..Craig,
Ruth Mrs. J. Heslop,°Esther
Mrs..R. Donnan, Martha Mrs.
Ed. Johnson, Electra Mra. E.
Sherbiko, ‘warder Colin Petts
and sentine) Mrs. W. Sommer-
field who was unable to be
present owing to sickness. <
Retiring. worthy.. matron
Mrs. 'F. Fuller. thanked her

officers; committees and: mem-  «'”
bers for a good year and wished
Mrs. *

the: new officers well.

was directed by. past matron
Mrs. 8. Grant assisted by Mrs.
G. Caskey as installing chap-
lain, Mrs. D. Stewart ane Mrs,

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“Senior Citizens. ‘Associattons Hold.
‘WK Regional Council: Spring Meeling:7::°:

The Spring meeting of the
. West Kootenay. Regional, Coun-
ell, Senior Citizens Association,

was held Wednesday afternoon

of Jast‘week in‘ the Castlegar '
and'‘District ° Sentor Citizens’

Centre.'President John Stier of”

“the Castlegar branch extended
warm welcome to all present

‘and! introduced ' regional ‘presl-

dent Mrs.'W. R. Forrester.’Sho,' * disc
“extended ‘greetings 'to’all.and °

congratulated: the Castlegar’

*“ members’ on.-their: lovely: hall.

; the: singing of

i She invited all present. to, soit
“Happy, -

“to ithe provincial annual SCA

conference which is to be held
in Kelowna in June. Since there
is room available on the bus for
‘a few more, the delegates from
Trail, Castlegar, Christina Lake
and ‘Grand Forks will join the.
Nelson members on the bus.
“The question of ‘a Life”
Membership in’ the SCA) was ”
ussed. ‘There are no gulde- °
lines for this, but it was thou
:-that it should be a member who
‘has the good of the association
‘at heart:and have worked for
their. branch’ ie who Is really.

day”, /for' those who

have had, birthday: since ‘the

lat meeting...
;, Roll call was anawered by

© Fruitvale; Rosalind: Castlegar, .

reall ‘Nakusp,’ Christina Lake’

The wveatKe ‘Kootenay travel-
cling gavel was presented to Mr. :
for that assoclation,to use until
the. Fall” meeting:

nd ‘Kaslo' with'‘a total of 70 °;

It was Tea to note’ ‘will’

“yy that-alnce the Fall meeting’ two

ew: branches “shave been =:

lormed.’ ‘These are’ e’ Greenwood

West Koc Mt oh

‘Castlegar.’ cea
The ° mpeting was ‘/ad-

Great: Belvedere
Air! Race. Entrees,
To Lan

; ‘Air’ Race, which’ |
. starts June 80 from St, Hubert, |

to write a little of it history in
é book’ accom) Y ae the

Weat Kootenay district

Women's : Institute . president ©

Mrs: W. J. Bell, accompanied
iby secretary-treasure!

the “{New ©. Denver ::. Wome:
Institute at. its: April

ntowberheld ni n
University fn Nason June, BT

urer,Mrs.:P.
+ Leckett paid an: official visit

‘1 and. of intitate we
general. +

v ice:président ¢
z hoff. ‘Mrs, Steen!

Muriel Walton Elected Chairman

elect the
members of: the amalgamated :

“Gastlegar and Kinnaird Library.

board: was held ‘on Tuesday of

‘Acting airman Carl Loe
sblich * read :out”> the’
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

willingness to’ stand" for ‘elec: :
ti

Revelected” were - Muriel:
Walton, ‘Heather ; Hallett, Don
Jones, ' Richard © Hallett, | Pat -

Romaine,” Clarice’! McKinnon,

Public:

- Of Amalgamated Library Boards

“Eileen ‘Woods,;Trudy Andrews
“and Catriona: Ward.

‘The following were named
to. ‘the executive; ‘chairman

Iso gave a report on the West”

ae Kootenay branches: which’ she:

‘at \the: Provincial

meeting

It!was. noted: the Nelson ‘

members are chartering a bus’
,to take members and delegates

= were |: told’.'at;’,their.’April
“meeting: the” pacha will ‘be?

‘ Quebec, and: finishing jat'-the
landing ‘at the:
“ CGuatlneee ‘Airport for, fuel. \ 5°

Members of West | Koote-
Flight 2, :

landing here July, 9.:%

‘meeting!’ L
316°Sin':

journed after. which all'enjoyed ,
‘a half hour sing-song led by M.’-
Bouchier of Rossland at the’
plano,

i Refrehmenta were served. #
by the Castlegar lunch commit:
tee under’ the capable, con-'
yenorship of. Mrs, K: Keating.’
———

‘Lindenburgh of Christina Lake. : :

Task Force fo Deal With B.C.’
Communicafively Impaired

Health: Minister Dennis
Cocke hes announced that a
Task’ Force’ has been esta-
blished to recommend ways of
implementing, g the report of the

8

the communicatively inpatrtds
methods for increasing the
numbers of trained

[The Scene at.
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

; Says Provinclal Cabinet fo Make

-Declston on Cowan Report Soon

and methods. for: feveloing
y a id

We took home another

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

. The Task Force, chaired by
Dr, John Gilbert (UBC) has as
members, Dr, Hugh Richards
and David Zink, department of
health; Dr,R.: Duncan, depdrt-
ment, of human resources; J,
Walsh; department. of educa-
tion and Dr.‘R. ‘Tonkin, director
of REA.OH.. Project, Van-
couver,

The ‘Task Force will be
making

fessional e The. eas

Force which has been meeting

since December of last year,

hopes to make preliminary

Tecommendations by June’ of
this year,

“Although established by.
the minister of health said Mr.
Cocke, “the Task Force is also
Teporting to the ministers of
human resources and educa-
tion, both’ of whom have
concerns in ‘this area, The
overall ‘objective of the Task
Force is pie provide the

on
number» of. problem sceiat
standards “‘for’: service, the
provision: of; héaring-aids, the
of Services for.

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Muriel : Walton, ° vi
Heather: Hallett, secretary. Ei-
leen’s Woods "and treasurer
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The date’ for the’ first
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« In:the new library ‘premises in

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

the: joint:budget’ were /Don
Jones, Richard Hallett, Muriel
:‘Walton and Clarice. McKinnon.

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“ROCK Requests Bill 84
Be Deferred for Study.

The. Regioi i District, ’of
Central Kootenay will strongly

grant-type government.’ which
srould, operate solely through

urge the pi
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

local structures of government
and how resource boards may
be-integrated’ into ‘the present
setup without overlap)

ng tne.
ae f or-doing away with
city councils, ‘school boards and.” f

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
that, icommunity, resource?
boards might

relegate’ munici

and’a director of I
brought up the topic of Bill 84.
He says. x biggest complaint
against, Bill: 84'has to ‘do. with
what may, eventually happen to

bodies. He

pror
than. ‘ailhicfeal councils,
He says” it looks -. like
ting’ iunicipal councils may *
“replaced, by’ a

Resource Boards. ©

Mayor Sam Salavador of
Creston, and also a Director of
RDGK, said instead of ‘asking

e to

be held tonight at 7:30,

“The program will conslat
of speech arts, drama and band
selections, The speech arts and
drama presentations are those
presented’ at: the © Kiwanis
Festival 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
opportunity’ to perform: in
public at a concert this June.”
‘The letter went on to say,
“Parents’ are reminded’ that
Friday (and: any, day before 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 to stay home.
gu are. always
held. If they 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’ Seekend 5

We have pas continuing

Bill 84, the Regional District of
Central Kootenay should be

. telling the’ “government © to

forget the whole damn aoe

our sessions. These
sessions are «held: in © small
groups, each with ‘a . teacher
guide. We ‘discuss’ strengths
and values’ and .learn = to.

hee is Our Our Patriotism?

Whatever © hap-
pened to’ patriot-

when we ‘squared our shoulders
tosay, “I am an American, ¢ or, I

am a Canadiai

‘And: .while,.:as“a~’ border. :
cousin, I might suffer with you
the vitriol of the’ organized
world-wide slings and arrows of »
the -Yankee-haters\ and’ those ©
naive home home-grown dupes ~
who are used as a Trojan horse

~ of subversion and ses

; ; Time was when here,
eit doce
ut ‘sing: .*
‘an nally land: That”

and bureaucratic: Big Brother.
tactics. “True patriot love in all: :
they sons command.” Except! Es
those ‘who have ‘given’ their
allegiance .to Mao: Tse ° Tung, ;
Castro, ‘Allénde’ or Brezhnev.
“With: glowing hearts: we
see thee .rise—rising ~ taxes,
Tising food costs, rising interes!

, Fates and rising disgust at the

perversion’ of our. democratic

Re
YOU OF EARLY
OF NERLIERTING.

3 Hove Your Car
‘Cooling System Checked '
: _ Says Friendly Frank —

TEMPERATURE TALS. A’ LOT.

child.

; nay» man received:

way. of life.” “The true North :
strong, and,’ free?” Like ‘free
sanctuary ‘for draft-dodgers.

and deserters, Chilian radials
and. foreign’ criminais,
government handouts to any-
one» who: can. spell -“‘gimmi”;
freedom ‘to panhandle’ on the:
streets wielding a. knife; ‘free-

dom for homosexuals in “drag” |

t. solicit on’ the. streets;
freedom to abort an umbern

“0. Canada''we ‘stand’ on
guard for thee?” Like fun’ we
© dol Like'those who permit the
Stars and Stripes to be-dragged:
through the mud, all too’ many. ~
‘Canadian and:U.S. citizens are

_s0 apathetic’

shy |
lis down and be) trampled into
th

Announced.

Two awards totalling more :
than. 514.000; se two Kootamty,

understand ourselves: and
others better,

Moat students feel a at
sense of. benefit’ from’ th
sessions, It is good to be able, Yo ;
“talk things aver”.

\ ‘The provincial cabinet will
make a decision on the Cowan
Report on Post-Secondary Edu-

‘seation in the Kootenays within

jthe next two or ‘three weeks,
Education Minister Eileen Dail,

g week.

Forty-four atudents travel-
Jed in vans to the provincial
‘capital to impress upon the
siminister. the ‘importance of a
sc decision on the report before
“the end of this school year,

NDU Student President.

yj Lyle Viereck said students.

must know the future of NDU:

to decide where to further their
education this fall,

Mrs, Dailly will take the
Cowan Report to the cabinet
and if it'is accepted. favorably
by the ministers, she sald
additional. “funds could | be
provided to -anable NDU_ to
aut some new programs this
fall,

However, she said, there .

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

The trip cost the student
union $750, of which $355 atill
must raised through local
contributions, The $415 already
raised came from | students,

-'FANDU, downtown donations

and personal donations:

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