CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 2, 1966

“AO AttendCGA Seminar.

Cae

Here on Data Processing

Selkirk College authorities | facturing, engineering and pro-
are investigating the possibility | cess control in B.C.
that a computor ae be in- In his talk pceneral Con-
galled! therein’ on years: ts of Data Processing” he
iectisaed, general principles,
the history and future of data
‘processing.
‘ Later in the morning the
The seminar, sponsored particlpants heard from Peter
West Kootenay Chapter of the| Leckie, data processing manager
Certlfled G for the City of Vancouver.
Association of British Colambla, He discussed the function,
was held at the Hi Arrow form and nature of programm-
Motor Hotel and was anther ing, its relationship to the com-
by some 40 persons, putor and to the job. He alee
Among those attending was| gave a brief history of p:
Sister Walter of St, Mar-| gramming languages, an ‘analy.
tin’s Hospital at Oliver. While sis of those available and an
data rocessiag i not a subject tion of. which to use‘ in
ually assoc d‘ with convent ven circumstance.:

Bs Sroceasing Feaalbie,) was
usias-| given by L. A. D. Battrum, div-} Vi
isional manager of a manaEe:
jest | ment services with T. Eaton

iz Mr, Battrum said that “gust A
because everyone else .has a
computor, does not ‘nece:

The cost of these machines Wat was
coming down but he advised
against rushing into a purchase,
An example of the way com-
putors can help firms was the
way a telephone company used
one of these machines to get the
right number of people operat- | k:
ing its long-range phone board
particular time.

ata
He also polnted| out that it
was not essential to own a com-
putor to’ make use:of one! Com-
putor services can be hired.
‘After’ the seminar the an-
‘o- | nual general meeting of the

chapter was held, at which new |.
elected:

otters aa , Harry
Rezansoft of or Grand For Forks; vice.

The final talk, on “‘When is/ cl

cheth of Castlegar con-
inues to be liaison with the pro-
vinelal association.

mean you should have one.”

ing would justify th
The suggestion had | ae put
forward that’ it might be

outsiae ker of th
spea er oO! ie waa
J. Bruce Johnson. a IBM

: “COFFEE, BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503 “)
Box 731, Castlegar

House Four is Winner’
Of Track Meet at KJSS

House Four was the winner
of the Kinnaird Junior Secon-
dary School house track meet
which wes held recently,

The « overall result twas:
House Four — 303 points, House
One — 215 points, House Three
= palais and House Two —

185

following ara the re-
sults of the individual events,
ete the house numbers in brac-

Girls cross country — Val-
erle: James (One), Margaret Me-
Gauley.'(Four) and‘ Mary-:Gret-
chen (Four). "winning ta time —
nine pnutes, 22,7 -seconds. -

dash. — Valerie
James + (Ga0), Irene ‘Steenvoor-
den (Two) Mary Gretchen (Four),

yard dash — valerie (1

440
James (One); Margaret McGau-
ley y2 our), Irene Steenvoorden

"Ob0 yard dash — Donna;Gip-

{man (Two), Margaret McGauley
ttrell .

forth (One), ee James (One)

et McGauley (Four).

a as ile relay — House Four,
House Two and House Three.

440 yard relay — House | 5

Tre House Four and House

th jump — Elaine Doot-
off Hien ie Susan | Flanders | St
Tires). and: Valerie Kennedy

ree)

ig jump — Donna Osto-
torot” "foden Lynne Gattrell
(Foup) and Barbara Sharples

— Linda’ Sorge
(three) ‘Susan Flanders (Three)

and Elaine Sookachoff (Three).

Shot put — Donna Ostofor-
off (one) Brenda Mason (One)
and. Marriane Gall (Twa).

BH 8 cross country — Lar
eae (One), Guido Vecchio

e) and Jim Snook (One).

Winning time seven minutes,
86.9 seconds.

‘Mile — Larry Parks (Two),
Guido Vecchio (Three) and Stan
Rilkoff oo yan ur

220
Craig (rhvee), Jim Snook (One)
and ‘Larry Parks (Two). ea

(00 ‘yard dash — Bruck
Rohn (Four), ‘Anthony 1 Wenlott
(Four) and Harvey Zaitsoft

ne).
: Shuttle relay — — House One,
House Four and House Three.
440 ‘relay — House Four,
House Three and House Two:
High jump — Ed Bradford
(One h nine (One) and Tom

Long jump — Anthony
Wanjoff (Four), Ken Healey
(One) and Bob Johnean (Four).

: le jump — Bob John-
son. hao, im Snook (One) and
Ken Healey (One).
Pole vault — Ken Healey
(ne), Bi we Verigin 4) and

an arden - oon ‘Arishenkofé
(Two), Perry Veri Four) and
Willie Leste (Two).

Shot put — Ron Konkin
(Three), ‘anthony. ay. Wanlott (Two)
and Tan Gibs on

Diseu: Go
(Three) Gordon Kasrdal anes)

representative, Mr, Seinen has
worked with a variety of indus- ear regres bad ee ‘column
rently aslgned fo 8 and is cure! on the uses of paper towelling
but the inquiry (or did I make it
ry consisting of manu-| ound more like a challenge)

this one: .

COLUMBIA Wrap your heads of let-
tuce in paper towelling before

COIFFURES setting in a plastic bag when
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nd you in 80

Ph. 365-6717 quick to de ae
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quick, to develop what is called
r hearing o: I
Located above Bob's Pay’n
Takit

at
was discussing it 4 Sears
housewife who had been instruc-
ted to always tear her heads of
lettuce apart as it is the use of
a knife that quickens the lettuce

about further ideas produced] Kinn

into turning brown. Unwashed
lettuce keeps better than wash-
ed. It sounds worth
considering.

The “travelling baskets” in
aird that were’ used to as-
sist in the fund-raising to send
guides and guiders to. Covina,

California, are now recalled. I
know that the effort that was

Primary Students: Track’
ee Held at. Twin: Rivers

students track

sacco, 3, Alan Sidoni and 4. Jim-

at Twin Rivers may Bermel.:

put into this project by each} $ of Twin

one who passed the basket on
mt Fan dinappolated to
I was ear
the Columbia Humane’ Assocla-
tion have had no luck with their
request for old discarded play
pens, request was made
quite some time ago and it was
those ' playpens

PULP. MILL TOURS

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Held Tuesdays through Fridays at J p.m. a

For special arrangements such as group tours
and days other than the above, please contact
the Industrial Relations Department.

MAY WE

TELL YOU ABOUT
THE CHANGE

AT ATLANTIC?

this one are going up ca
nearly 100 doors and office

They
bleach

that were no longer safe for
These would have-been
strengthened by wire mesh to
give the pens neth again
to keep little puppies in place.
now request plastic
rottles (or other. contain-
ers of this nature) 64 oz, and 128

Sch
echildren were treated
tou hot “GOgs and dixie cups at
lunch time and at the conclu-
sion of the meet each child re-
ceived a bottle of

Eight-year-old:girls — 1. Don-
na Guillemin, 2." Janice McKin-
non, 3. Kathy Fillipoff and 4.
Yomin pouorer iL

boys
Johnny ites 2. Revin: ‘Al-

Pop. i
The teachers later thanked | Martha Wi

Mrs. Horlick, Mrs. Mierzejewski,

Mrs. Windsor, Mrs. Obedkoff

and Misses Elaine Hirtle and

Barbara Rohn for the help giv-

en during the event,

» Resu. i of the races were

me flows h, Six: Id

as -year-0) Is —

1. aber Fowlar,:2. 1 Se Gs: Co-

phe. Mi innon and

oz. sizes in an unlimited quan-| 4 Glor

ity. Just for what purpose I do
not know. It has me terrifical

curious, It was stipulated that
containers under the 64 oz. size

project materializes, I was pro-
mised I would be one of the first
to have my’ curiousity satisfied,
So how about donating scads of
containers? The containers can
be left at $12 Ridgewood Drive;
Woodland Park (Kinnaird) or
you can phone 365-5066,
ae is no secret though, that
mall creature: ek
att the shelter (Smith's Kennels)
to «find ‘homes. I

erie ar-old boys: — 1. Dan-
ny Nazavoff 2, Billy Zaitsoff, 3.
Jack Crosby and 4. Bruno
sone,

Seven-year-old girls — 1.
Joan Soukeroff, 2. Monica Read,
3. Teresa Plotnikoff and 4. Car-
men Scott... <<

Seven-year-old boys — i

‘Ross Saunders,-2. Richard Pr

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

erman, 3, Sandra Conkin and
. Debbie Sewell, 1

Nine-year-old boys
eerie end as
ambau! in; ant

ul Swinarchuk, es

Pane year-old girls and peer
—1, Eleanor Melo, 2. Judy Ra
jin, 3. Borthie: ‘Rapin and. 4, Lavy
Soares, *

Nine year-old boys and over
— 1. Manuel DaRosa, 2, Manuel
DaRosa, 3. Give Calderbank and

Tas-| 4, Billy Kin:

akin.
Sack (open)” Girls — 1. Yas-
min. Volvosek, 2. Brenda Loge-
lin, 3. Irene Cheveldave and 4.
Darlene Fleming.
Boys — 1. Richard Presac-
co, 2. ‘Dennis Greep, 3. Roland

= | Kemperman ; jand 4, Manuel ‘Da’

Three Legged. Girls — 1.
‘Braga and Norbina

eft |: Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503)

Mr..and Mrs. fea Purdy

right now there are six puppies
described as short hair cocker-
cross just bie enough to be
viewed for future homies, and if
you are a cat lover, there is a

.| mother. looking for a home too, | 5,

as well as homes for her four
Kittens. ‘The kittens were de-
seribed as three tabbys and one

How. many have made .the
Black Devil’s Food Cake men-
tioned in last week’s column? It
seems the tyve fs running loose
again. The recipe calle for 1%

Friday ai
a week at Portland “Oregon vis-
iting relatives.
Weekend guests at the home
Mr. and yi

die Plotnikof
G./ ing and. 4.

Carriero, 2. Sandra Sheridan and
Fay-Fodor,’8. Kathy Fillipoff and
Donna Guilleman and 4. Rose
Ingham ‘and Patsy *Beninger.'

Bradford an
Try Quir-
Barry Bringsli and

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of young adults, the: members
of the 1966 Graduating Class,
beine in ced?

The one comment which re-

mained foremost in my mind
sveaks highly for the future of
these 18’ students.

Tt was stated that evening
that a great number have mage
plans to further thelr studies at
Selkirk College.

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