LEGAR NEWS, Thursda

ARTISTS Bruce Boyd (left) an Don Jarvis :
are shown in Mr. Jarvis's studio with one
of the paintings that will be in the Fed-

June

eration of Canadian Artists travelling ex-

Five Well Known B.C. Artists
Will Display Work at Selkirk

The f Can
adian Artists, with the 28-
aletanes of the B.C, Cult-

ral Fund is presenting a

: travelling exhibition of the

it
hibition, Mr. Boyd will be accompanying
the exhibit which will be shown here
from June 18 - 20 at Selkirk,

Selkirk College Introduces New Course
For Adult Learners Away From Classes

Selkirk College has in-
troduced a new approach to
the teaching-le: ig proc:
ess level. The new approach
to college credit courses is
known as the Learning Re-
sources Package, which has
been in trial use for sever-
al months, and is now being
adopted as a regular feat-
ure of the college curricu-

lum,
Essentially, Learning
Resources Packages are: a0.
ea-

Packages lead to universit;
credit and/or Selkirk Col-
lege. credit. They resemb-
le in some respects a cor-
respondence course, since
the individual is able to
commence and complete the
course at a_ time of
choosing, subject to the av-
ailability of an instructor.
A minimum contact with
dhe instructor of one hour
every two weeks is consid-
ered advisable. This may be
d or decreased at

ching and the lecture meth-
od. The new roach is
particularly well-suited to
accommodate the needs of

college region,
find it impossible or incon-
venient to come to ane col-
lege on a regular basis to
obtain instruction by means

of the lecture method,
When a student regist-
ers in a course through a
Learning Resources Package
‘ he. receives .a ~prepared
package of mate: outlin-
ing e. content of the
course, the various resourc-
es available to the student,
and a statement of the way
in which evaluation of the
course will be carried out.

the desire of either the stu-
dent or the instructor. Deci-
sions of this nature are mu-
tually agreed to at the time
when the contract between
the student and instructor
is discussed.”

Usually a Learning Re-
sources Package can be
completed in three months,
after which time the stud-
ent would receive three se-
mester hours of credit in
ihe aeadems discipline con-

‘At pre sent, Selkirk of
fers _packages in biology, ec-
ology, economics, English,
history, psychology, Russian
and sociology.

A new brochure entitl-

Learning

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proach to Education” has
just been published by Sel-
kirk and is available from
the office of the registrar
on request.

National Parks
Camping Fees
Increased

Ca und fees for
Canada’s national parks
have been increased to
make them more consistent
with those of private opera-
tore as well as provincial
par!

The fee for a peneral
mopsite has been in
edt to $2 from $1.50. For a
campsite with an electrical
outlet, it was increased to
$8 from $2 and for a-camp-
site with individual electri-

eal, water. and::sewer. | out. : wag

lets, the. f
$2.50.

Tt was felt lower cam)
ground fees were’ unf:
competition to private op-
erators and other agencies
adjacent to national parks.

There are no changes in
park entrance fees where
such fees are in force.

HEW DENVER
COUNCIL
NOTES

Dogs running at large
resulted in a delegation ap-
pearing at New Denver
council asking that the vil-
lage bylaw on dogs be en-
forced. Owners are being
informed dogs are. to be
kept under the owner’s con-
trol at all times.

A 50 x 135 lot in the
orchard, recently cleared of
a Japanese bathhouse which
had decayed beyond use, is
now offered for sale by the
village. Upset price has
been set at $750.

Tax notices were mail-
ed by the Village of New
Denver June 8.

During July the village
office wilt be opened two
days of the week only, The
public will be served by
Mrs. W. Cooper in jn abeenee
oe: village, clerk, Mrs. W. E.

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work of five well known
B.C, artists. The exhibition
will consist of some 30
drawings, prints and_paint-
ings by Don Jarvis, Gordon
Smith, Peter Aspell, James
Macdonald and Bruce Boyd.
The work will be sel-
ected to show the develop-
ment of each painter from
their early days up to the
present Hine
Bruce Boyd, a senior
painting Snstructor at the
Vancouver School of Art, is
travelling with the exhibi-
will be giving a

slide Iecture at each centre ,

and will also be available
to discuss the work during
the exhibition.

All of the five painters
attended the Vancouver
School of Art during the
mid-forties and all became
instructors at the Art
School or UBC. This exhibi-
tion and lecture will pro-
vide an excellent opportun:
ity to see te the ¢ seve lopment
of these artis
Boyd will be Tet i ae 4
first hand insight into their
personal vision and a look
at some of the major in-
fluences which affected
their work.

The slide lecture will
give a more complete show-
ing of the work of the five
artists and also an exten-
sive selection of work by
major painters who played
an important role in their

Hew Denver Cadofs
Gol Inspection
At Bosun Halt

The New Denver-Silverton
N ‘ioe have

ection

il, followed
by the presentation of aw-
ards and gazetting of pro-
‘motions,
The

arade was inspec-
eut. Fowler of the

; zs ES Ee
The following awards
were made;

Cpl.
son, Act. Cpl. A Burgess,
D. McMaster,. Sprs.
cox, R. Bradbury, R. Makor-
tuff, G. Wils

"promotions:

Leedholm

Sgt., wi Wilson to Act. su

Trophies: Outstandin;
recruit, Spr. R. ‘Whonnock,
Best ‘first year cadet, shar-
ed by Cpl. B. McMaster and
Spr. G. Wilson.

Best attendance, Sgt.
Leedholm, shared with Act.

W. Wilson.

Best cadet academical-
Act. 1. A. Burgess.
Best all around cadet, Sgt.
L, Leedholm.
Special award to Lt. R.
A. MacKenzie who has been
ae asset to the corp
but has submitted his re--
signation.

On June 9 the Corp
spent a damp but enjoyable
two day camp.

‘The camp was set up at
Bannock Point about three
miles south of Silverton.

Friday night a black
bear, rank unknown, inspec-
ted camp.

Luceme High
Student Council

Blair Nelson has been -

elected prime minister of.
New Denver's Lucerne Se-
gondary, School student

coun
Elected Friday as min-
ister of finance was Jeff’
Irwin and minister of re-
cords, Sheila Angrignon.
Candidates. in the run-
ning for -office were

Barnett, Cory Ovestrud and
Ann Irwin,

INT
. EATON'S
- TRAIL

the

ast ay “ave ears,
q addi ition Fa the exhl-
bition wand lecture, there will

rt
school training posslbilitles,
art materials, galleries and
information sources,

The showing will be
held ‘in the main lounge of
Selkirk College June 18-20.

A slide lecture will op-
en the show on’ Sunday,
June 18 at 1 p.m.

‘Show hours; Sunday,
June 18, 1 to 4.30; Monday
June 19 and Tueeeay, June

c sponsorship
re the Uastieeue and Dist
ict Community Arts Coun-

Theatre Group
To Take Drama
To the People

A group .of Kootenay
Valley students, located at
Selkirk College ‘in Castlegar
have received an Opportu-
nities for Youth grant: of
$9,635 to present theatre to
those people of the Kooten-
ay and Boundary regions
who cannot ordinarily at-
tend theatrical performanc-
es, due to some drawback
or handicap.

The travelling theatre
group, Stone Folk and Two-
Foot Daddy, will present
cullections of one-act plays,
pantomimes, music and
dance of experimental nat-

ure, They will also include
material which has been
written by members of the

They will spend the
major art of the summer
and performing
for residents for homes for
the aged, extensive care
its, hospitals and schools
for the handicapped and re-

working on series of plays

. for general public perform-

. Group Participants are
Vi Popow, Heidi Stanley,
Greg Cran, Kathee ae :

i>

Doreen., Dembi 5 .
is “Mosby_.and George Sholoth.

CONSCIENCE
_& COMMENT

They call it “tong;” It
is the Oriental practice of
cutting into alloted funds
until there is often no mon-
ey left: to accomplish the
purpose of the allotment.
Such corruption

has been'a de-

|. vastating prob:

Tem in Sictnam

and here in the
Philippines It

js no less a

ie curse.
A’ knowledgeable Filip:

ino admitted, “The United .

States has.invested enou
money here to pave ea the
highways on

lands.” We were driving at
the tlme over wash-board:

roads between major popu: -

lation centres,

Another resident affir-
med that the Japanese had
been = similarily stymied.
Their attempts to finance a
national highway on the ma-
jor islands have, been frus-
trated by “ton,

Just days: ago a conven-
tion, convened to form a
new constitution. for the
Philippines was rocked by
scandal — bribery among
the delegates who are sup-
posed to be architects of a
new order.

It is not surprising that

rae ae fertile soil here:

Hospital Gake
For Slocan
Oldtimor

This afternoon at 2
p.m. the candles on.a birth-
day cake in the Castlegar
and District Hospital will be
lit in honor of a Slocan City
old-timer,

Ernest Van Dulkin
today, will be recipient a
the cake which is the gift
of the hospital,

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the spuriou:
Still the Filipinos do not
want the revolutionary ex-
port of Mao and Chou; six-
Wy percent of them would
like to be U.S. citizens,
Eighty percent of the
Filipinos are Christians, But
the loyalty is nominal, and
for millions, the faith Is
meaningless.

A resurgence of St.
Paul's christanty: would
help. “Provide th! ‘ie hon-
est in the sight of all men,”
he insisted.

Business Tax
Survey Expert
Wins Approval

The services of D. G.
Johnson of the RDCK as:
sessment department fave
been accepted for a fee of

Mr. Johnson will be as-
sessing for the purposes of
the business tax for

“the

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Every Friday and Saturday Night
STARTING AT 9 P.M.

THIS WEEKEND:

COUNTRY SQUIRES

Admission $1.00 Per Person

Delicious Meals Served Every Wednesday
cand Thursday from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.

--D-Bar-D ) Riding Stables

One Mile South e hats sate at Ootischenta ‘

New Sons of Norway president Ralph Hagen rides Viking Ship after election

— Castlegar News Photo

Guldes, Brownles Dance, Sing and Lunch
At Annual Twin Rivers Division Festival

Twin Rivers Division ' Prizes were awarded to the
Girl Guides and — Two
had a successful day recent- first prizes were awarded to

when the Brownies held Sheryl Pavion, Chrisuna
ual Re Lake and Ju
Robson.

dy Zurek of

5 held ‘thee year fire
Ee ‘com ons e
Scout Saal, ai

Two second Bh
lene and ‘Arlene. reldave
The Brownies on gath- of Robson. Tw lz:
‘k were dl-

jlueberry recel
honorable mention.

prizes — Ruth Somm

The guides joined the Brow-
lunch Castlegar and Karen christ,

nies at the park for

and needless to say there
seemed to be gallons of cool
aid ponsurned:

. Couch who

about.
and explained how.she had

ry and Kathleen Farley,
en m pains for their work. Christ

tina Lake. Honorable

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mention, Kristenson of
Kinnatrds

The Guides who had
held thelr singing com ef
tions were congratulat
the judges for their deed
mances, Judges for the sing-

ing included Mrs. F. Host-

etter, Mrs. H. Knorr and
Mra, W. Walper.

The points earned were
explained to the guides and
they were given some poin-
ters they can use for

The shield,

to the judges it was a ery
close contest with just a
few points dividing the win-
ners from of the
0!

competitions would be held
es ere Part of the oN

ion, giving all-a @ chance,
attend, ck of
transportation ihe Nakusp
Brownies were not able to
be on hand.

‘Community Week’
Ak Selkirk
Geis Grant

ner Foundation,

The grant comes in re-
sponse less a request submit-
fed b ial events
fan alias of ‘of oo Cones to

Week" tab to be. held from
Bex’ 16-21, 1972.

This week-long sympo-
sium will be a cultural’ act-
ivity based on the theme
“Community”. Well-known
and provocative’ speakers
will beat the core of the

shops during the week, and
local artists and ‘craftsmen
will be invited to setup ex-
hibits and make presentat-
ions of various kinds on

campus.

In order to_accommo-
date Kootenay Communit
Week, the formal college
curriculum will be adjusted
to allow students to partici-
pate in the planned events
along with the large numb-

of local citizens which
the special events commit-
tee hopes will participate in

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FATHER’S DAY
Sunday, June 18, 1972

Sons of Norway
Sot Financing

Ord Foundation

A $40,000 foundation
for cultural pursuits was
funded last week at the
convention of the Sons rol

e

The setting up of this
foundation was one of the
highlights of the convent-
iJon which drew 98 dele; it
es from every corner of

rovince, It will be admin:
tered a newly-elected
president, ph Hagen, of
eonge, with three
directors who will be ap-
polnted 1a
Elections of new offic-

ers were held for District,

No. 7 on Friday. Named
president was Ralph Hagen,
lack
as el-

ected view prenident.
treasurer of
the Sitsict Anfin Haah-

ein, New Westminster; soc- .

director, Ruby Jordy of
Victoria, sports director,
zx en aes Hes
and gene! cto!
Engle, Hans Engen, on” Ever
Flowe and pas president,
Tormod Rekdal.

in Florida during August.

At the annual meeting
of the West Kootenay
Zone of the Royal Canadian
Legion it was decided to es-
tal a zone service bur-
eau to eterans and
their families when eas

when he visits the area will
speed up the pr of
ip processing

some rear at ing
through a committee oe hee
as “Th

fans Firs!

provincial govern:
ment b has replied to our en-

quiri that they see no_

need for such a

hear from all the duffe
that intend to play by June
20 to make arrangement

ded to
Port our KC days ar ities

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The British Columbia
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ton Portage to the provinc-
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Wooden rails :vere laid
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the 9 pening of

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in 1863 ithe railway ceased

condition.

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