CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 27, 1975

The Scene at... KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

‘We would Ilke to share this poem with you, It was written by Dan Barnes, one of our Grade 8 atudents:,

T can see the darkness, I can feel the loneliness, .

But what can't I seo? ‘What can't I feel?

‘That is what scares me And’ makes me aware, aut 78 don’t have to

You dent have to te pate that it's there.

‘Listen to the silence, _ Nothing stirring.

No one speaking.

It ia eerle,

What lies beyond ‘The darkened windows

+ And weatherbeaten doors? Ido not understand.

‘There is nothing here.

Tam all alone With the’ smells and sounds Of loneliness. e ee In the Trail Music Festival, to be held the week of April 1¢ to 19 inclusive,’ there are

classes open for students to ,

present their original poems and stories. We hope some of our local students will be presenting their efforts, Dan is game to try but he would like company!

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Students in the elementary

schools receive dental care .

instruction in Grades 1, 2, 3, and 5, but up until now there has been no such program for secondary school students, ‘This situation may change. Through the interest and co- operation oj the KISS staff and Dr. Markie, head of dental services, Kootenay Health Unit, a pilot program for

“aecondary students is being

trled at our school,

Mrs, Nina Wolff, dental hygienist, is conducting two sessions with every class. The emphasis ison the preventative aspects of dental care.

Mrs. Wolff uses films, demonstrations and printed materials to make the point. Proper brushing, fossingy and diet are included in the presen: tations, It seems to be going over very well indeed.

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Our report carada went out last Friday and as you scan this, our Easter tolidays are about

+ to begin, As we write this, it is

snowing and blowing'and from every window of the kchool we see huge masses of snow,

It is hard to believe that we are usually playing baseball and soccer in April. And as for sitting on the grass and eating our lunch outdoors—did we ever do that??

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Our best wishes went with the Castlegar hockey team when they left for Sweden last

londay. Three of our students were with the team: David Kanigan, Curt Horning and Dan Barnes...lucky guys!

THANE you was ad in the form of a driftwood wi

all ‘plaque on Sunday during! an Neo. 170 of the |

Tiandicapped to be used by, the Silver Birch ‘Activity: Ceatre. Here trainee Clara’ Hancock

Plage, peed of Use coals, to

Royal Canadian Lerion,¢ together with ¢ the”

Ladies’ Yet preseated passenger

rus (2 the Kootenay Society

Legion president Ear!

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Residents Oppose Site Of Dump at Passmore

Approximately 65 people

“attended a meeting Sunday

afternoon to protest the estab- lishing of a regional dump on a alte at Passmore.

The site, located approxi- mately 60 feet from the high-

way, was once the location of -

‘Triangle Pacific sawmill, and would: see. all Crescent Valley reaiden' Debsis is to be covered are 8 nee assmore resident and ne in the planning depart-

-Two Local Residents... “Caught in Snow’ Slide~

“Two Castlegar residents, Douglas Fellman and Janet Zaitsoff, were victims of one of three snow slides which oc-

curred one mile west of the .

Salmo-Creston Skyway Satur- day afternoon,

‘The first slide resulted ina Palm Dairies truck driver, Marv Leverington of Nelson, to bring his unit to a halt. He was instructing second car that appeared on the scene to park in front of his 60-foot unit when the vehicle bearing the Castle- gar residents, while making its way up tho hil, beeame buried

“ina sli After the slide passed, Mr.

Leverington rushed down to see if he could be of assistance and the two occupants crawled out of the windows,

They started back down the ‘hill to warn anyone else coming up, while Mr. Levering- ton headed back to his unit only to be-caught in a third slide,

He was later rescued suf- fering from bumps. and bruises.

The department of high- ways crews worked overnight Saturday to clear the snow away, but traffic was. still restricted to single-lane pas- sage prior to noon Sunday.

— A Timely Limerick —.

‘The March winds shall blow, ‘And we'll atill have snow,

So we'll-work out our Income Tax then, . We'll add and subtract and prove every fact,

And maybe, if we're lucky,

We'll get back the price of the pen.

—Mrs, Ralph Scott

ment at Selkirk College, Frans Braal, was selected at Sunday's meeting to act as secretary to the group, In attendance was Area\I director John Moran. Mr. Braa! says fear has

‘been expressed that ‘the loca-

tion is too close to the highway and that bears will be ‘at- tracted, There is a recreation field nearby.

ibis tise. felt ‘that the covering of garbage once a week is insufficient and that the

foul Mr. Brat stated that a

“He"does hot: question the need for stich a facility. “Dam convinced the re-

gional district really worked |-

hard, but I'think they did not follow the right procedures in that they did not get input from the whole valley,” he said. Mr. Braal said he’ woutd

like to seo the residents take a

‘constructive attitude that could possibly lead to an ‘alternate

site,

He spoke of -plans being laid’ for: a. publie ‘meeting Sunday, April6, at p.m, in the Passmore Hall, This date is yet to be confirmed.”:

Five Break And Entries

“Five break and entries, which occurred early Tuesday morning, are under investiga- ton by the local RCMP detach: _ment

Premizes entered are Blue Top Burger, Smith's Plumbing. and Heating, Canadian Propane Gas and Oil, Trail Auto Body and Boundary Machine Shop.

<No details have been re- leased: -

Just Arrived!

Another shipment of our

air in that vicinity will become

exclusive “Canadian Classic”

hand cut Lead Crystal from Czechoslovakia. The Celebrity Stemware is avellable

in smoke and clear crystal. Careful selection has been made to assure a complete range of glasses for every occasion and as oy

stock you may replace any piece will purchasing an extra set.

‘Carl's Coin AND Stamp Corner Has new stock for the Philatatist

and Numismatics, COME IN AND BROWSE

CARI'S. DRUG MART

“In The Heart of Castleaird Ploze” 3 PHONE 365-7269

EASTER STORE HOURS

Closed Good fide Mar. 28 and Easter Monday, Mar. $1

Open Shure, ered 9 am, to

Qn April 1 the local wea-

“ther office, stationed at Castle-

gar_ Airport, will switch from Gegrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius (centigrade). -

‘To help readers become familiar with the new scale, the Castlegar News. is running a dual thermometer. on which Fahrenheit and Celsius may be compared, ae Here isa quick way to convert from scale to scale: when: you have a Fahrenheit

“figure, subtract 32 and multiply -:

by five-ninths to get the equivalent. Celsius: figure. When you, have’ a Celsius figure, multiply by -nine-fifths and add $2 to get the equivalent Fahrenheit figure.

Jam ‘Can Derby

’ Thursday Fire Said to Be Act of Vandal

No figures have been set on the damage which oceurred to the baek of West's Depart- ment Store following a rubbish fire in tht vicinity Thursday

vel i chiol Ed Lewls sald 11

members turned out when the

alarm sounded at 8.50 p.m. Fire

had caught the eves of the

building and had gone Into the

celling of the new addition,* ‘The adjustor, Me

eno? WHERE THE

LUNCHEON MEAT, Kam ..;.°79c

PORK & BEANS, Picnic . : 3 tins 89c

DOG FOOD, Rover, 15 oz. 5 for $1.00

ed tho department ‘on the efficient manner in which the fire was contained and put out, with no’ smoke or water losses

© experienced on’the premises,

‘Only a few celling tile were removed.to get at'the rafters.

Mr, Lewis cltes vandalism ‘as the cause of the fire which he atates could have been ofa very. serious, nature.

: Castlegar Socials

‘Mr, and Mra. George Sall- kin, accompanied by Stan and Lois Salikin of Princo: George, have returned from a two-week trip to southern California and Mexico,

Yukon Geld)” ‘The Klondike area of Cana-

_ da's Yukon Territory has yield.

ed a quarter of a million dollars in gold since ‘the gold rush of 1898,

Action Takes Place April it}

Jam Can Derby which was introduced for the first time in this area last year by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club, is

‘again being sponsored by the

club and will take place April 5 and 6 at the Castlegar:Arens.

The idea originated with: club member John, Popowich, who had seen this competition prove successful in, Salmon Arm. Equal success was ex- perienced here when the first year had a registration of 91 rinka, involving 364 children who played 208. games on 15 sheets of ice.

va linens forms havo a,

the schools and returned with” “competition divided into’ three age groups according to the’ sompetitor's age on April 3

Juni 6,7 and 8 years; intermedises ab0 8, 10 and 11 years with senlors ages 12, 19 and 14.

TTeama may bo boysor gis :

or both,

Basie curling rules will be the guideline and where neces- sary they haye been amended with the amendments spelled

ut, * If there is any similarity to last year's competitions it will spell fun for‘all age groups or for’ anyone involved in oe ‘capacities.

Casilegar Boys Win ae Event At Nakusp Pee Wee Tourney

The Castlegar Pee. Wee “B" rep team brought home the “A” Event trophy when they emerged victorious after. a weekend of:hockey, during Nakusp's Fourth Annual-Pee Wee Tourney hold-Mare 21 to

Pree scorer for the Castle- gar. team was Pino Laurino, ‘who was also presented with a trophy as the Most Valuable Player in the tournament.

‘The results of the games played by the local boys.were as follows: s

Mareh 21— Castlegar ie Beaver Valley 5. \In goal for Castlegar were Nick Chernoff, ‘and Michael Duff. Scoring were. Pino Laurino (3), Gary Swetli- koff (3), Danny Markin, Gordon Gallo, Kenny Knowler, Kevin Kirby, Allan Leet and Steve

CARS. Occupational Nan _To Visit Here April 8-9

~ G.A.R.S. occupational ther,

apy. van will ‘make its: spring trip ‘through the Kootonye

between April 2 and ‘April 23, «

stopping at Castlegar on Tues- day, ‘April 8, and’ Wednesday, April 9.:,

> At the wheel of the van,” - which brings specialized occu- pational ‘therapy services to, ~

patients with arthritis, will be G:A:R.S. occupational thera:

pist, Jane Leask. She.

treating patients who have

been referred by their family:

phyaleians,

hospitals, or'health units in

* each area, and quite often takes ils services right to’the homes =

of patients.

‘These van trips are made *

to areas which do not have

= large enough populations to * stipport the services. of 2

full-time occupational therapist.

‘They. bring self help. aids.

uch as pickup aticks, dressing nd bathing aids, and chair. raises,:to assist ‘patients who have difficully because of joint weakness, pain or stiffness, = )"The occupational therapist. carries on board the’ van

“+ shoemaker's equipment to pro-

vide adjustments to footwear of

patients, an important cons!- ° deration in helping patients {. with) arthritis remain: inde- The van will be located at.

pendent: in.their own home setting,

on, the trip are Grand Forks, ‘Trail,, Nelson, Creston,’ Cran- brook: Fernie’and Kimberley.

Simonen, Assists’ went to P. Laurino (3), D. Markin, G. Gallo, K. Knowler (2), K. Kirby, ‘D. Knowler, R. Kanigan and W. Gorkoff.

March 22—Castlegar 9, Na- kusp 8. Castlegar. won ‘in sudden death overtime play, with Pino Laurino, assisted by . Allen Isakson, scoring after 1'% minutes of play. In goal were Nick Chernoff and: Michael Duff. Scoring were P. Laurino

(4), K. Knowler (2), G. Swetll-

koff, A. Isakson, 8. Simonen, R.

Lauriente, R. Martin, K. Kirby

and G. Gallo, ‘Assists were made made by G, Swetlik

Rirby (2) and G.

“Gallo (2), March 23—Castlegar 7, Mernon 8. Goalies were N.

were credited toP. Laurino and

Danny Markin with'one each:

Parent support was de- das “fant

‘Coach of the Castlegar Pee

Wee er} rep team ‘is. Ron Nelson ‘with Babe Newton as manager.

‘ FRUIT COCKTAIL, Libbys’ 28 oz. 69c

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 27, 1975

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