CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 3, 1876

Says Courses Should be Defined
Between Colleges-Universities

Community colleges should
take over the teaching of all
first and second-year post.
pecondary academic courses in

Delegates tq the annual
Sneeting of the allege Facul-
dies 'F) approved

Kilgore told about 96 people at,
the meeting that colleges and
univeralties. will soon begin
competing for government
funding as. B.C. universities
begin providing more and more
regional services,

“So far, we have seen little

‘a resolution calling’ on the
provincial government to place
guch education “solely within
‘the community college system.”
3 The effect of the proposal
jwould be to have universities

each only ‘third and fourth- :

Year. and Braduate- eatudy
courses,

+ Community colleges eur:
fently: teach first and sécond-

ear academic courses as well -

8 providing vocational train-
1B

‘The federation is composed
10 college faculty unions in
with a membership of
ut 1,200.
CFF" vice-president Gary

or ‘on the part

of the government or the’

universities of the potential

budget-competition or person-

nel questions that can arise
from this farming-out system.”

Once the division was
accomplished, “then we college
teachera could. welcome’ our

university ‘colleagues’ on our,

campuses because our separate
tasks (and sources of revenue)
would be more clearly asfined, ”
Mr. Kilgore said,

Colleges whose faculty

* unions belong to CFF are New

Caledonia, Capilano, Casriboo,
Douglas, East Kootenay, Lan-
gara, Malaspina, Northwest,
Okanagan and Selkirk.

A report compiled by the
CIA in Washington predicts
world-wide, political and econ-
omic upheavals as a result of
climatic changes that have
already occurred.

‘The report said the world
has entered a period of adverse

weather—Iasting for at Ieast 40°

years and perhaps for centuries
—that will reduce crop produc:
tion and create famine.

It sald Canada might lose
50. per cent: of its grain
Production capability due to
climatic changes, reducing the
country's exports ‘by 75° per
cent,

Based on a study by Dr.
Reid Bryson of the University
of Wisconsin, the report states
that long-term changes in the
weather might cause a major
drought in India every four
years resulting in the starva-
tion of 150 million persons.

A’ major famine , would
occur in China every five years
and the Soviet Union would

To Enter Period of Adverse Weather

CIA Study Predicts World Chaos

lose its wheat fields in. Kaz
akhstan,

“The change of climate is
cooling some significant agri-
cultural areas and. causing
drought in others,”. the Teport
said.

“If, for example, there is a
Northern Hemisphere temper-

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ature drop’ of one degree
centigrade it would mean that
India will have a major drought
every four years and can only
support three-fourths of her

to. prevent the death of 150
million Indians. |

* “China, with a major fam-
ine every five years, would
require a:supply of 60 million

present

“The world reserve would
have to supply 80 to'60 million
mettle tons of grain each year

No Crime to Eat Cafs and Dogs

No criminal statute applies
to the case of a Fort Lewis
soldier who has acknowledged:

butchering dogs and cats for his .

family to_eat.

“We're — still. looking
through the books for a possible
violdtion of the law," said
prosecutor Gary Cronk, “But
our research thus far indicates

that itis nota crime to eat dogs
makes an exception of cases in.

or cats.”
The ‘Tacoma Humane So-

‘clety in Washington State first

disclosed that the’ serviceman
and his family are eating dog
and cat meat. Society -head
Archie Fidler said the man was
completely ‘open about the
matter,

A refrigerator “full of
parts of dogs and cate" was
found, Mr, Fidler said;

Mr. Cronk’ ‘said the
law against cruelty to animals

which animals are: killed for
food. y

grain, The Soviet
Union would lose Kazakhstan
for grain production, thereby
showing a yearly loss of 48
million metric tons of grain,
“Northern Europe will lose
25 to 30 per cent of its. present
production capability while the
Common Market

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Remain Stable
On the’ Market

Even when automobile
sales were down, panel truck
sales never faltered, According
to the B,C. Automobile Associ-
ation, vans, those ’-slab-sided

| Panel Trucks

panel trucks used as all-purpose *

vehicles by merchants and
repairmen, are more, popular
than ever. When auto sales
tumbled 17 per cont in 1974, the
sales of vans rose one per cent
and they have kept climbing
ever since.

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would zero thelr exports,” the
report said,

“The new climatic era

brings a promise of famine and
starvation to many areas of the
world ... the economic and
political “impact of major: cli-
matic shifts is-almost beyond
comprehension,”

‘As examples of the change
in climate which is taking place,
the report. cited record ‘high
rains and cold spells for the last
three years from Berma to the

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~~ Retirement savings
smaRt Deposit Plan.

a Home ownershi
SMART Savings Plan. : .

Deposits.

HAZEL HOODICOFF ‘has
graduated with a bachelor of
home economics degree ‘from
UBC. She will be returning in
September for a B.C. teaching
certificate.

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To Become
Affiliated
With ABC

KXLY-TV. in Spokane is”
éropring its’ affiliation | with:

BS and is becoming affilated
th ABC.

‘This affiliation with KXLY «
-TV. comes in the 50th’ anni-
versary year's service in the’,
broadcasting industry by the

Morgan » Murphy. Company, :

owner of KXLY.:

“We “are happy. to. add
another Murphy, station to the
three ABC: stations we ‘are
currently associated with, KT-
HLTV, Fargo,’ Grand. Forks,
North Dakota; KAPP-TV, Ya-
kima, Washington; and KVEW-
TV, Tri-Cities of Washington,”
said ABC vice-president, Bob
Fountain.

President: ‘of the ABC:
Television Network, Jim Duffy,”
said, “we are confident that the
ABC Television Network, add.’
ed tothe strong local, live news

and ‘public affairs programing °

of KXLY-TV will continue: to’
maintain audience leadership in’;
the Spokane area.”

Bob Fountain sald, “we are
most eager.to have ABC pro-

+ graming scheduled’ on KXLY-

,TV. as soon ‘as’ possible... We
have’ been. acquainted . with

.. Wayne MeNully, vice president

You can make withdrawals but
there are no chequing privileges.
The 8% interest your money earns
on the minimum monthly balance

-makes it all very worthwhile.

. The interest is paid into your
account on April 30th and October
3lst.

You even get a gold passbook.

*Rates. subject to change without notice,

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$50.00 ae you started.

As long as your money isin
your Plan, you don’t have to pay tax °
on it,

Put money in whenever you
like. How much you put in ($50.00
or more) is up to you. Subject, of
course, to your yearly limit for
taxation purposes.

The interest rate paid on your

Plan’ (now 8%%) is set in June and
- December and is guaranteed

between those dates.

“You can withdraw all the money
from your Plan at any time, but then
you must pay tax.

. . You. can start.a Plan with as
little as $50.00 but only if you're 18
years of age or older, a resident of
Canada for tax: purposes, and you -
don’t own a home in the year. you use
the deduction.

Save up to $1,000 per year, for a
home or home furnishings, tax-free,
up toa lifetime limit of $10,000.

The interest-rate is set and
calculated every month (now 9%).
And ‘the interest is compounded:
every 6 months and paid on June
30th and December 31st..°

+ SUse your Plan like a savings

account. Put money.in whenever you Sued he

like, up to your yearly limit.

"Just think, once you’ve reached

your maximum $10,000 lifetime
limit the interest you'll have earned
will make a tidy sum of money. And
if-your spouse qualifies; between
you,.you could double the savings
and the benefits.

CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE

Here’s how they work.

‘Currently if you invest for any
period of over one year to six years
the rate is 944%.

Say you put in $1,000. (You
can’t put in less). If you left it in for
a year and a day, you'd get 912%
interest.

Interest varies according to the
term of the deposit and is paid on

April 30th and October 3lst.:

I€ you cash it before maturity,
there is an interest penalty. It Pays to

- “be patient.

Habifat Film. Is. Available: -

Public Showing fhis Evening’
‘A. copy of the’ official this «film will be® held this
Canadian Habitat’ Film’; “A~ evening in the National Exhibi-
Sense of Place" is now available . tion Centre in Castlegar, which
from the Selkirk College film — is opposite the Castlegar Air-

library for use by tot
individuals and grou)
hh publle” ah showings, of

UBC'S SENIOR CITIZENS
“Third Annual
SUMMER PROGRAM 1976

The University: of BC. Is ‘once again opening ifs Summer Session. courses to
of i

their

if you are 65 or “older and ore: i
friendly learning ‘activities on’ the campus is. ‘summer,
detailed brochure to:,

There will be no tuition fees, no. exams of essays (unless you register. for
qedit or choose to write them). Free’ accommodation on campus: will be pro-
vided for a limited number of Persons from out: of town. The courses are from
one to six weeks In lengih.

‘Two types of courses will be offered to persons 65 years of age and over dur-
ing the six-week Summer Session, which runs from duly 5 to Aug. 13. :

1. REGULAR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES which can be taken either for. credit
5 ‘or for general intérest. These courses can be taken i in Education, Psychology,
“Languages, seeleay. Fine Arts, Science and from many other Faculties ond

2. SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES are tailored to the older students’ interest and
are taught by regular University lecturers and some distinguished retired
Professors. Course: topics include: Writing for Pleasure; ; Writing for Publica-
tion; Health series; indoor. and, Outdoor. Gardening: Geography and History *

port and: adjacent “to the
Doukhobor Museum.
“A Sense of Place’ asks
questions. that have no im-
i ite answers, Where are
‘we golng? What are we leaving
‘behind? People are being born.
“They must eat. They must
work to eat, They need shelter,
and: they need to belong.

The: city stretches, buck-
les, is over-extended, ‘Is there
80: little ‘choice’. outside’ its
perimeters?:. A new > balance
must be struck between urban
and rural: development. The
challenge must be met... to
create a‘sense of place.

A well-known geographer.
at Selkirk College and chairman.
of the Environmental Sciences

5 terview
watching this film, “A Sense of.
‘Place is indeed very good,

future as these questions will
he with ue for.a few, Joa
OMG ie Se

‘and the-rest of the
“team of ABC Television.

film. Tt has relevancy now but it:
“will also have rau er in the « Wheh the, , progratning patterns

and general manager of KXLY-
.TV. for somé time’ and se

‘confident of a most,

partnership,.with oa
_ company ‘as’, our.
Television affiliate in Spokane.’
Vice-president and general
tanager of KXLY-TV, Wayne
McNulty, said-“we at-KXLY-
TV.and the Morgan Murphy
Television stations have a high
regard for Jim Duffy, president:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 8, 1976

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“They have fashioned ‘an
outstanding television network,
‘This season, ABC's “sports,
news and entertainment. pro-
grams have shown an‘ enviable
rating performance, . :

“ABC's outstanding * pro-
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“Weare extremely pleased
to add another ABC Television
affiliate to our | other ABC
‘stations. Our. viewers in’ Spo-
kane ‘have shown’ their’ clear
preference ‘for’ this young,
dynamic, exciting ABC Televi-
sion programing. We're’ proud

ito be able to bring it to them."

KXLY-TV has volunteered
to release the CBS. affiliation, 4
months ahead so.that KREM
‘can :have CBS” programing ©
beginning in the summer.

“This will allow the view-
ers in Spokane to become used
to the change. It will also help
to eliminate the confusion the

. viewers might have should the

change be delayed till late:

summer or, early fall i
“An ideal time " make th

‘phatige ‘would ‘be by‘May : ar

hange and promiotion for the;
begins,” Wayne

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MeNNulty said.

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