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Liberty

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airs the entertainment

Pythians mark 100th
anniversary of lodge

ceremonies

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THANKS FOR THE

Brent Kennedy elementary school in

certificates thanking them for

Message for Peace project at the United Nations
pavilion at Expo 86. Students from across B.C. wrote

essays or drew posters to communicate their thoughts
on peace and sent them to the pavilion. Flanking the
students are Panshil Joshi (left), manager of Kootenay
Savings Credit Union of South Slocan and teacher Nel

Plotnikoff.

Recreation news

School has only been out
for a few days but are your
children already bored? Why
not register them for a week
of fun, excitement and a
great learning experience.
They will learn to cook in the
outdoors, canoe, do arts and
crafts, games, swim and
enjoy an overnight camping
trip.

The fee for the week of
activities is $40 per child or
$70 per family (two children)
and includes all supplies,
lunches and breakfast and
dinner on the overnight trip.
The Kootenay Kamp is limit-

ed to 12 participants so get

Other exciting happenings
during the summer are birth-
day parties. If you have run
out of ideas for your child's
birthday or if you just don't
have time to plan it why not
leave it to our summer
recreation staff? We provide
lunch (pizzas, hot dogs),
goody bags, rollerskating or
swimming, games and
clowns. The fee is $35 (six
children) and $5 for each
additional child. Give us a call

today and your worries will
be over. Let the recreation
staff work for you!
ROCK VIDEO

For all the teens, The Dr.
Rock Video Show will be at
the complex July 10. There
will be spot dances, poster
giveaways, free records and
lots of top 40 videos. All the
action starts at 8 p.m. and
runs ‘til midnight. Tickets
are $5 and can be purchased
at the door. Don't miss the
excitement of the summer
when the nine-foot by 12-foot
screen hits the complex for
the happening of the sum-

mer. So gather up your
friends and see you at the Dr.
Rock Show.
FALL PROGRAMS

Looking ahead to our fall
recreation programs, we are
now looking for instructors to
teachs the following classes:
Skating lessons, Quilting,
Preschool Gymnastics, Adult
Cooking, Knitting, Micro-
wave Cooking, Calligraphy,
Floral Design, Craft Classes,
Ereschent Music and Dried

Four sisters of Kootenay
Temple No. 37 Pythian Sis-
ters and one knight of Twin
Rivers Lodge No. 70 attend-
ed the 85th Sessions of Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias,
and the Tist Sessions of
Grand Temple Pythian Sis-
ters May 7 - 9 at the Royal
Towers in New Westminster.

Vancouver Lodge No. 3,
Vancouver Temple No. 29,
Vancouver Terminal No. 15
and Mainland Temple No. 14
sponsored the three-day
event in celebrating Van-
couver Lodge No. 3's 100th
birthday.

Grand Temple Pythian Sis-
ters convened at 2 p.m. with

Temple No.
Penticton chairing the meet-
ing.

In honor of Vancouver
Lodge’s 100th birthday the
officers wore old robes that
were loaned by Maple Leaf
Temple No. 4, Rossland and
thought to be the only ones in
existence in B.C.

Joint opening ceremonies
of Grand Lodge was held in
the Royal Towers at 7:30
p.m. with Grand Lodge of-
ficers and sisters taking part.

Seating of the honored
guests, Grand Lodge and
Grand Temple officers was
handled by the sisters of Van-
couver Temple No. 29.

Len Hornett, Chancellor

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Lodge No. 3, welcomed all,
among them Supreme Junior
Geri Worley of San Sarlo,

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California; Grand Chief
Georgia Byrd of Michigan,
Supreme Guard Ethel Nellist
of Burnaby; Supreme Chan-
cellor Jack R. Klai of North
Dakota, Grand Secretary
Marv Wilson of Penticton,
Grand Chief Roxie Reeder of
Penticton and Grand Chan-
cellor Hughie Wray of Co
quitlam.

Entertainment followed
with dancing and singing.

On May 9 Grand Sessions
began at 8:30 a.m. under the
convernship of G.C. Roxie
Reeder.

Visiting dignitaries were
introduced along with guest
from California, Michigan,
and Washington, and all
given appropriate honors.

There was a roll call of
subordinate temples and
opening of Grand Temple in
Ritualistic form:

A report followed on the
credential committee and
conferring of grand temple
degrees and a report of grand
chief and grand officers.

A memorial hour took
place at 7:30 p.m. with the
sisters and knights taking
part. The Cerebral Palsy
meeting followed with sev
eral donations given.
given.

At 9 p.m. a “degree staff”
from White City Temple No.
11 Powell River performed.
This was the only degree
staff taking part, so there
was no competition.

Grand Sessions began at
8:30 a.m. May 9. Roll call and
minutes of Thursday after
noon sessions were followed
by the election of officers and
the law committee report.

The following officers were
elected: Grand Chief —
Louise Schweb of Pitt Mea
dows, Grand Senior —
Gladys Wirsch of Trail,
Grand Secretary — Lorna
Hunt of Vancouver, Grand
Treasurer — May Nordby of
Victoria, Grand Manager —
Doris Dimock of Salmo,
Grand Junior — Darlene Mil
ton of Kamloops, Grand Pro-
tector — Margaret Irons of
Lumby, Grand Guard —
Marlene Powell of Port
Moody, Past Grand Chief —

Roxie Reeder of Penticton held May 22 with acting MEC

and Grand Press Corres-
pondent — Wendy Beatty of
Cobble Hill.

G.C. Louise Schweb gave
her acceptance speech and
named her DDGCs.

Joan Marks of Kootenay
Temple No. 37 Castlegar was
named DDGC for District
No. 2. Past GC Genevieve
Marinus presented PGC
Roxie Reeder with her PGC
pin.

JOAN MARKS
DDGC for District
No. 2

PGC Rose Soberlak of
Kootenay Temple No. 37 was
appointed third member of
the law committee and Joy
Saunders was appointed
president of the PDDGC's
club.

A banquet and grand ball
followed. Rosevale Temple
No. 38 Fruitvale won the
grand raffle of $100. Grand
lodge sessions will take place
in Vernon in 1987.

Local sisters attending
Grand Lodge were PGC
Rose Soberlak, Mary Gleboff
(delegate to grand), PDDGC
Joy Saunders and MEC
Myrtle Thomas.

A.E. (Slim) Thomas was
the lone knight attending
from Twin Rivers Lodge No.
70.

Brenda Hadikin had the
lone entry in the senior
poster contest sponsored by
local knights and sisters. She
was awarded an Honorable
Mention at Grand Lodge and
$25 from Twin Rivers Lodge
No. 70 and $25 from Koot
enay Temple No. 37

Meanwhile, the second
meeting of the month was

Jean Jones presiding and 24
sisters and brothers in atten-
dance. Temple Delegate
Mary Gleboff gave her report
on the district convention
and also on grand lodge.

On June 11 Kootenay
Temple No. 37 catered to the
Air Cadet banquet in the
regional complex, serving
approximately 100 cadets
and guests.

‘The first meeting of the
month was held June 12 with
17 sisters and two brothers
attending.

Joy Saunders, Inis Me
Adam, Lil Neuman, and Slim
and Myrtle Thomas attended
a pot luck supper June 19
with Trail Lodge No. 23 as
host.

Grand Chancellor Michael
Yakimichuk of Trail was
installed with Grand Chan-
cellor Hughie Wray of Co-
quitlam as installing officer

Grand Chancellor Michael
Yakimchuk performed his
first official duties by in
stalling Ivan Johstone of
Trail as District Deputy, and
Gordon Beattie as Lodge
Deputy for Salmo Lodge No.
59, and Herman Schnidrig
Trail Lodge No. 23.- .

Cecil Bradford Lodge
Deputy for Twin Rivers
Lodge No. 70 will be installed
at a later date.

The final meeting for the
summer was held with 23
sisters and brothers in atten-
dance.

Following the short meet
ing, refreshments were
served by the kitchen com-
mittee including a surprise
presentation of an engraved
plaque and a decorated cake
to MEC Myrtle Thomas for
her work in the Temple.

The annual picnic will be
held in September due to so
many being away

On awards day at Stanley
Humphries secondary school
June 27, Slim and Myrtle
Thomas presented Brenda
Hadikin with $50. Hadikin
had the lone entry in the
poster contest sponsored by
Twin Rivers Lodge No. 70
and Kootenay Temple No. 37
Pythian Sisters.

LIBERTY

Thursday, July 3 through to

Supplement to the Castlegar News
of Thursday, July 3, 1986

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