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The Nelson school district is
hosting the West Kootenay Regional
Teachers’ Conference in Nelson
March 8 and 9 with Dr. Zacharie
Clements as keynote speaker,

Clements is one of the most
sought after speakers in North
America, a district news ‘release
gays. He has been described as ‘‘a
blend of John Dewey, Billy Graham
and Bill Cosby,”’ and has written
several books including The World
of Vocabulary, Profiles, Vowels and
Values, Sense and Humanity In Our
Schools and Masterminds.

As a speaker, Clements, currently
president of the Corporation for
Motivation in Education and Enter-
prise, is in an elite class, the release
says. At home in an industrial or
educational setting, Clements’ pres-
entations combine humor, motiva-
tion, drama and a vivid portrait of
life. He somehow gets an audience
to see man’s inhumanity but, more

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. SHSS socal studels teacher Chris Foster admires artwork sent here as

importantly, feel the dignity human-
kind can achieve, the release says.

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FOREST Whee and NAOMI BACKUS
October wedding

Couple wed
in Nelson

Naomi Backus of Castlegar
and Forest Williamson of South
Slocan were united in holy mar-
riage on Saturday, Oct. 28 at the
Church of Our Saviour in Nel-
son. Parents of the couple are
Rev. and Mrs. Glen Backus of
Castlegar, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Williamson of South Slo-
can.

The bride was escorted down
the aisle by her father, who also

as the organist.

The attendants were maid of
honor Marie Weir of Castlegar
and Jennifer Livermore of Hud-
son, Wis. Bridesmaids Sandra
Spain and Kim Hartz also jour-
neyed from Wisconsin. Best man
was John Smit of Kamloops and
groomsmen were Mike Gaskell
of Trail, Roger Waterfield of
Nakusp and Stephen Paul of Ed-
monton. The bride’s nieces,

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ver, we do a!

Katrina, Natascha and Tatiana
Behrens, were flower girls, The
bride's attendants wore
tea-length dresses of royal-blue
taffeta.

A féception was held at the
Playmor Hall in South Slocan
with Todd Williamson, the
groom’s brother, serving as
master of ceremonies.

d at the service. The
bride wore her mother’s wed-
ding gown of white alencon lace
with a chapel train.

Misic for the service consis-
ted of a hymn sung by the con-
gregation and a solo, Gift of
Love, sung by the bride’s sister,
Lisa. Dr. Anthony Jones served

By JOHN CHARTERS

B.C.. Heritage Week is just two
weeks away and the restoration crew
at the Castlegar Rail Station is
working hard to have the baggage
room ready by the Feb. 19 opening.

Retirees Karl Koreen and Gordie
Hill are working at floor level, while
the Castlegar and District Develop-
ment Board crew ib George

Crew working hard

Heritage Society president Sherrel
Koreen both expressed great satis-
faction with the skills and hard
work displayed by the crew.

Work elsewhere in the building is
being carried out by society employ-
ees Doris Malcolm and Kathy Bowe,
and volunteers Connie Schmidt and
Bill McGregor who are working at

Rideout, Colin Andrew and- Barry
LeCouffe are hard at work at the
neck-breaking job of installing the
tongue-and-groove ceiling.

The crew had earlier installed the
gyprock underlay to meet fire proof-
ing requirements.

Restoration superintendent Dick
McLeod and Castlegar and District

BRANCH OFFICERS .

ceremony.

A joint installation of the Castle-
gar-Robson Branch 170 executive
members of the Royal Canadian
Legion and the Ladies’ Auxiliary
was held Jan. 27 in the Legion Hall.

West Kootenay zone commander
Jim Schuck and West Kootenay zone
LA commander Helen Leduc were
the installing officers.

Branch officers for the coming
year were installed as follows: presi-
dent Gerry Rust; past president Bob
Deptuck; first vice-president Norm
Blais; second vice-president Ray
Heagy; secretary Joanne Langlois;
treasurer Ab Culley, sergeant at
arms Bob McBain; service officer

Steve Melnick; and executive Jim

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Diana and Dick McLeod are restor-
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the kitchen.

The next stage will involve re-
placing the Ceiling and removing
and insulating the wall of the dis-
patcher’s room, Karl Koreen said.

Visitors are always welcome to
view the restoration work.

. the Castlegar-' -Robson Branch of the Royal
Cenadian Legion Installed its branch officers for the coming year last
week. The Ladies’ Auxiliary also installed officers at the joint

Officers installed ©

the second year of their term are
John Carpenter and Bill Kelley.

Ladies’ Auxiliary members install-
ed for 1990 were as follows: presi-
dent Florence Laycock; past presi-
dent Dorothy Fleming; second vice-
president Joyce Turner; secretary
Pearl Zorn; treasurer Pearl Mott;
sergeant at arms Muriel Heagy;
executive Bea Lundquist and Shirley
Torbic.

Prior to the installation ceremon-
ies, Rust introduced the guests and
then presented an account-of the
branch’s activities throughout 1989
and thanked the members for all
their assistance.

At the close of the meeting, mem-
bers enjoyed refreshments served by
the LA followed by a dance held in
the lounge.

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