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: The intermediate students ‘of Kinnaird Elementary School displayed their varied accom- plishments at the annual talent show held Wednesday of last week, Judges were Mrs. C. Dinning, Mrs. T. Rogers, and J. ‘Corbett.

Grade 5 winners: first {tie)—Tanya Rogers (plano) and Carla Harder (piano); second— Brade Mair and David Streloff (pencil sketch); third—Nikki Hyson (sparkleart),

Other competitors were Julie Cseppento (pantomine), Patti MacKinnon (poetry read- ing) and April Heslin (poetry reading).

Grade 6 winners: first— Shauna Mason (piano); second i-Melody Sahlstrom and Deir- dre Collier (vocal duet); third.

Other competitors: Ruth Ehman (piano), Maureen Allan (watercolor art), Mary Ellen Muller (three-dimensional mod- el) and Eva Varabioff (piano).

Grade 7 winners: first— Martin Andrews (original poet- ry); second (tie)—Derek Sali- ken (string art) and Kevin Mason (piano); third—Kari Sahlstrom (piano).

Other competitors: Elaine Campbell (piano), Kari Sahl- strom and Connie Kositsin (vocal duet), George Roberts (papier mache art), Curtis Nixon (pencil sketch), Karen Birch {accordian), Robert Rich- ards (pencil sketch), Beth Krug (piano), Kevin Seminoff (poetry reading), Stephanie Zoobkoff, Beth Krug and Lisa Plotnikoff

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, February 2, aD

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AUSTRALIAN WILOLIFE fllm will be presented Wednee-

day evening at Selkirk Cotlege. In attendance will be Lionel Hudson of Australia, author of the several books on Australian wildilfe. The showing Is open {0 the public. Admission Is free.

A short review of forth. coming Selkirk College Film Festival attractions was pre- sented at'the January nieeting of the Castlegar and District Community Arts Council, by guest Alan Bell. Films ‘of out- standing quality will be shown every Sunday afternoon until March 12 in the Castle Theatre.

The Kootenay Regional Arts Council is compiling a, register of arts and crafts people, in the area and all arts councils have been requested to supply information fer this and for a regular calendar of events,

Members agreed that the arts council should purchase an electric potter's wheel for the arts and crafts room in the Regional Complex,

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PIECE OF THE ACTION 6:00—Canada World Youth in Sidney Poitier & Bill Cosby Trail.

(General) 6:45—Women's Aglow Fellow-

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Ano Margaret 8:45—Trail City Council Meet- Fob. 8, 9,10 & 11 ing. WHY SHOO’ THE TEACHER Bud Cort Samantha Eggar

9:45—Theatre Energy-"Muck, Millie, Virgil.”

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SENIOR CITIZENS BUSINESS MEETING

The Castlegar and District Senior Citizens are holding a Business Meeting at the Senior Citizens Centre, Ist Ave. N., Castlegar, this afternoon (Thurs., Feb, 2) at 2 p.m.

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THE AGENTS FOR FOR- mer Nixon aide, H. R. Halde- man, have just come back from Europe after offering the se- rialization rights to his forth- coming memoirs, The asking price in Germany, France and Britain is believed to run to several hundred thousand dol- lars, Earlier this year, the BBC paid an estimated $200,000 (100,000-English-pounds) for

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the television series, “Washing- i&™ Behind Closed - Deors," based on the “factional” book by Nixon’s other aide, John Erlichman.

These are but the most recent arrivals from the seem- ingly endless flood of lucrative reminiscences about life in Nixon's White House. Seven of the conspirators have already written books detailing their part, and more are promised— or threatened,

. “Watergate is like sex or the Mafia," says Richard Sny-

Appearing in Nelson

At the age of eight, Debra Kaye made her first profession- al singing appearance on a Bermuda radio program. The inevitable happened—she got bitten by the incurable show- business bug.

Even at the tender age of eight, Debra had audiences raving about her special musi- cal charm. Over the years she has conveyed that charm to all the

All members of the Provincial Program are requested to attend a meeting regarding emergency services organization on Wed., Feb, 15 at 7 p.m. in the Kinnaird Hall. Any other interested adults are welcome to attend.

BLUEBERRY CREEK RECREATION COMMISSION ANNUAL MEETING The Blueberry Creek Recreation Commission will hold their annual meeting on Tues., Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Blueberry School. All residents are urged to attend.

STAMP CLUB MEETING The David Thompson Stamp Club will hold its regular meeting on Mon., Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Undercroft of St. David's Church. A workshop on exhibiting will follow the meeting.

STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART Your Castlegar Heart Unit needs you. If you are willing to pledge an hour of your time on Heart Sunday, Feb. 19, please phone Margaret Pryce at 365-8058 or Betty Sahlstrom at 365-5180. Ask your friends to have a Heart and phone too. Be a lifesaver!

TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION . Transcendental Meditation presents an intro- ductory lecture on Mon., Feb, 6 and Thurs., Feb. 9, at 8 p.m. in Room B-16 at Selkirk College. Admission is free. For more information call 365-2437.

DIET CLUB The Kootenay Karrot Krunchers (Canadian Calorie Counters) meet every Thursday evening at 7 p.m. in the basement of the West Kootenay Health Unit, 305 Spruce St. For further information phone 365-5177. Anyone is welcome to join.

BAKE SALE The Kinnaird Brownies and Guides are having a Bake Sale tomorrow (Fri., Feb. 3) from 6-9 p.m. in the Safeway at the Castleaird Plaza. Proceeds are going to - the Children’s Hospital in Vancouver.

PANCAKE SUPPER

The Robson Christian Education is sponsoring a Pancake Supper on Tues., Feb. 7 from 4:80 to 7 p.m. in the Robson Community Hall. Pancakes, sausages, fruit ‘and cookies will be served. Admission will be $2 for adults and $1.25 for children under 12. Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit organizations are listed here throygh the courtesy of Canadian Cellulose's Interior Pulp and Lumber Operations. Please submit notices directly to the, Castlegar News by 5 p.m. Mondays.

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while developing a formula unmistakably her own.

Debra ‘Kaye chooses a song, makes it her own and then shows her audience sides of it they perhaps have never

seen before, Quite simply, she takes you Places you have never been‘in a song.

As a teenager, she got her Canadian musical start on the Tommy Hunter Show where she spent five years as a regular performer.

Since leaving the Tommy Hunter Show in 1970 she has guested on most major Cana- dian variety shows including recent appearances on the Wolfman Jack Show, the Alan Hamel Show, Neun at Nite and Celebrity Revue.

Debra will be appearing in ‘Nelson at Kips, Jan. 31 through Feb. 11.

der, president of Simon and Schuster, the publishing house most closely associated with ~ Watergate books. “They are not new subjects; but any worthwhile book dealing with them is a good seller.”

And that’s only too true. Estimates of how much ex- President Nixon will make from his memoirs, due out in the U.S. in May, vary from $2 million to $4 million, To that must be added the $1 million he got for the Frost interviews and his three pensions.

JEB MAGRUDER, DEP- uly director of the Committee to re-elect the President (CREEP) and who pleaded guilty’ to conspiracy in the Watergate cover-up, is said to have received .a $100,000 ad- vance: for .his book, while Charles Colson, Nixon's special counsel, and Haldeman, each received $50,000. These figures may be much swollen by book club fees, royalties and syndi- cation rights.

After the book comes the film. E, Howard Hunt, the former CIA man who got eight years for the Watergate bur- glary, is reputed to have been paid $450,000 for the film rights to his autobiography, and Er- lichman got $75,000 for rights to “The Company” on which “Washington Behind Closed Doors” is based.

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- The possibility of bringing to Castlegar the Vancouver Playhouse production of the comedy “Loot” is to be ex: plored.

Don Mitchell attended the meeting to discuss various musical events the arts council could sponsor. The Kootenay Chamber Orchestra will be joined by the Kokanee String Quartet for the next concert in Castlegar. x

The Vancouver Symphony Youth Orchestra will be coming to Selkirk College in March for concerts and workshops, The arts council is supporting Thea- tre Energy's production of “Muck, Millie, Virgil” in the community complex on Feb. 9 - 1.

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Members discussed at length the philosophy and pur- pose of the arts council and its role in the community.

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5 WATERGATE. NOTORI- ety is also a valuable asset on the college lecture circuit. Two weeks after Dean was released from jail, he was signed up for a intensive tour of 48 lectures in six weeks at $2,500 a time. Even television interviews can be lucrative, Besides Nixon's jackpot with David Frost, y don Liddy—jailed for the ori nal break-in—and Haldeman got $75,000 and $50,000 respec- tively from CBS.

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Chmara, a to the group, in the title role. Babs Bourchier is her naughty maid, Nancy Twinkle, and Phyllis Scaia is the retired opera singer Madame Ernestine von Liebe- dich.

Cliff Read and Jim DeLong play the parts of Captain Jim Warington and Corporal Billy Jester of the United States Forest Rangers. Another new face in the group, Ron Steven, portrays General Oscar Fair- fax.

The entire Kadota Indian tribe consists of Chief Brown Bear (Glenn Granstrom), his wicked son Yellow Feather (Sam McBride) and the guide Fleet Foot (Bob York).

The chorus members are Forest Rangers and young ladies from Eastchester Finigh- ing School.

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{2 A day of defeat for law and order, 1! | JUDGE we, the country's little people WHO denounce the man who-deflantly PRONOUNCES abolition of the death penalty. A sad retrogression of justice to let. -GUILTY men go free to murder and rape afresh! i] MAN who has fiendishly taken ‘INNOCENT. blood and virtue 1S condemned by God’s Immutable law, } CURSED by his own deeds. iF By every standard of safety : L such men must pe removed from society. “NaTiONs ih the past hav LL proved this the only. way to protect PEOPLE, ‘who want peace. The; EXECRATE the men who fall to guard THEM from these orges of evil. Lucy Ellen Eaton

Although 1 the author wrote the above poem almost two years ago, she feels nqw is the opportune time to put it in print, in view of the recent. shooting deaths of two policemen.

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