8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 80, 1967
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Grant Named Dean of Studies

ed the of
F, Grant as dean of studies and
James S. Pritchard as dean of
administration,
@ new appointments be-
come effective June 1,
Dr. Grant, former head of
the College’s chemistry depart-
ment, came here from Victoria

We had such fun last Thurs-
day — the day school ended for
tiie Easter vacation! Tests were
over, report cards had been is-
sued and returned, parents in-
terviews had been held... .
Everybody was relaxed and am-
able! Mr, ‘Lind (because of our

where he was
of the chemistry department at
Canadian Services College.
Grant is an analytical
chemist. He has worked at the
aluminum laboratory at Arvida,
Que. where he was under the

il. He was a post

ctorate fellow while in Arvida,

* He'has also worked with

the B.C. Research Council as a
research chemist,

Dr, Grant has held a numb-

fee ‘ ) allowed us to
ave a noon hour sock hop in
ie gym with “mixer” dances,
It was at this time that our
Cinderella was brought to the
stage, (You remember our con-

Village Hears
About Sidewalk
Problem on 7th

test... ..the girls had cut out
black paper patterns of their
footprints and these had been
adorning our ceiling.)

Sgt. pang of the RCMP had

ments trenching for water, sewer, gas mains and
services, septic tanks and tile fields,

Phone 365-5996 =.

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; CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 30, 1967

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most charming . ... The foot
that matched it belonged to none
other than Darlene Haywood ...
There was great applause as she
received her prizes from the
paws of our mammoth Easter

bbit. (We don’t mean Mr.
Lind!)

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Following the sock-hop, the
classes returned to their home-
rooms for afternoon registration
and a general “housecleaning” of
lockers, Then everyone trooped

We Buy and Sel

and exch all used handi

We also repair roller type washers
and small appliances,

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back to the gym ‘for the finals
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of, the floor ‘hockey held at 6 p.m. on Saturday, April Ist.
P. :

Dr. R. F. Grant J. S. Pritchard

er of distinguished awards, in-
luding a Oil Co, fellow-

Castlegar Power Squadron
Attends Kelowna Meeting

dron was

The Castlegar Power Squa:District | Commander
by a con-

Gavin

ship and a Research Council fel-
lowship, He has several publi-
cations in the Canadian Journal
of Chemistry to his credit,

ceived his education at UBC.
Mr. Pritchard, the new dean
of administration, was born and

in Edmonton, graduat-

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The;

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tingent of 22 at the Inaugeration
of the British Columbia Interior

ict of Canadian Power
Squadrons held in Kelwona on
re) ye

The new District is com-
prised of Squadrons from Kam-
loops, Salmon Arm, Vernon,

Baker, Vernon; executive officer
Archie August, Kelowna; admin-
istrative officer Jack Monk,
Vernon; secretary Mike Parson,
Vernon; treasurer Gordon

wick, Kelowna and training of-

"y
are: district commander Amos bi

Kelowna, Summerland and Cast- | owna.

legar. The new executive was in-
stalled by the Pacific Mainland

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couver. A special
district, Paul H:

attendance, A minute’s

ficer Dr. Gordon Wilson, Kel-

Conducting the meeting was

Pacific: Mainland district train-

ing officer Roy Hales of Van-

guest was the | ch

commander of Vancouver Island
farding.

At the banquet and dance
held at the Kelwona Yacht Club,
180 members and wives were in

silence

was observed in tribute to S.

ing from the University of Al-
erta with a bachelor of com-
merce degree in 1957. .

He worked with an Edmon-
ton accounting firm before ac-
cepting the position of bursar

it Selkirk.

_. In his new role, Mr. Prit-
chard will be the business man-
ager for the College, responsible
for the administration of finan-
cial affairs, physical facilities
and all non-academic personnel.

Principal-elect Soles

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Boat Club made a presentation
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All this at no extra cost to you, the credit union mem-

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Serving the C: ds of the Kootenay

at th
two new appointments, “I have a
very great respect for the abili-
fies of both Dr. Grant and Mr.
Pritchard,” he said. “This will
round out our administrative
team and make it possible for
me to maintain a high degree of
involvement with the students

my greatest interest is in stu-
dents — their future careers.
their activities, their studies and
their development in general. I
look forward to working with our
two new deans toward the ful-
filling of these concerns.”

Born in Manitoba, he _re- t

A complaint regarding the
condition of a sidewalk near the
home of Charles Irile on 7th Ave
in Kinnaird will be attended to
either bv men and eauloment of
he villaee or by a firm hired
to do the fob,

In a letter written to the
village council last week. Mr.
idle camolained of a sidewalk
which he said was improper from

tine progressively. worse each
year,
Commissioners agreed the
itd be i

show’
before any promise of action.
but said that if renairs are need-
ed, thev would be made,

Cost of the repairs is one of

a the considerations to be looked
t-

into, chairman Carl Loeblich
said, :

Heritage Camp
Explanation Given
Robson Instituto:

The president Mrs, R. Fowl-
er opened the March meeting of
the Robson .Woinen’s ‘Institute
with members and guests re-
peating the Centennial Prayer.
This was followed by one min-
ute’s silence in memory of Mrs.
Gavrilik who passed away in
February. It was moved that a
five dollar donation be put in
the Robson Mernorial Scholar-
ship fund in memory of Mrs.
Gavrilik.

its beginning and has been get-
i

We watched two of the
most exciting games you could
ever imagine. We were hoarse
from cheering.

First of all the green-clad
Panther girls came bounding out
to face the deadly Jaguar Amaz-
ons in their blazing yellow col-
ours. From the moment the
“poi” was dropped, the action
was terrific,

Almost

later she streaked
in for another goal. The Panth-
ers had won! Their roars of
triumph ‘shook the \.
e

ti

both ice hockey and soccer and
their Speed is" fantastic, (Bill
MacFarlane literally flies thro-
ugh the airf)

The Panthers won in a blaze
of glory, 8-4. Their coach, Mr.
Schiavon, wore a grin from ear
to ear and every Panther in the
school purred with atisfaction.

During the girls’ game, two
of the most valiant Jaguars on
the floor were Nancy Fowler and
Carol Obedkoff.

These two girls are KJSS's
pride and joy... . They both
achieved a 5.0 average on their
report cards, which means that
they have A”

An was 3
from Vali Toastmistress club to
a

Wildlife Film
To be Shown

Wildlife Taxidermy of Vern-
on. B.C. owned by Earl Carlson,
Wilbert Hoffman, and Dean Gay
has recently produced a wildlife
film entitled Northern Wildlife
Wilderness.

The movie was shot mainly
during a 10-week expedition with
pack horses in the Prophet Riv-
er, Moon Lake. and Atlin areas
in B.C. extreme north. Mr. Carl-
son and Mr. Hoffman did the
photography, film editing, script
writing and music selecting. Don
Lawson, T.V. celebrity from Van-
couver was chosen for narration.
The film features wildlife
in their natural habitat in ‘the
wild state, undisturbed by man:
Most of the animal

in April, many éxpres-
sing a nai attend.

Mrs. Ballard read the rules
and regulations for. the Robson
WI cemetery.

Education convenor Mrs. W.
Waldie introduced three Rang-
ers and their leader, Mrs. R.
Colleen Flynn’ of Robson, who
that the Herit:

camp is being held in July and
over 1500 girls with 300 lead-
ers from all parts of the world
would attend. 5
She told of some of the pro-
jects they hoped to accomplish.
Pauline Lesy of Robson explain-
ed in detail that the girls would
be doing their own cooking.

Pauline Fowler of Castlegar
explained the finances of their
fri, and how they were to get

ere.

Mrs.
ted the girls with a check for

ed were unaware of the photo-

+] Srapher’s presence.

ome unusual shots in the
film include that of a mountain
goat and her newly born kid.
a hawk eating another hawk, and
15 largestone sheep rams in
one band. .

The main purpose of the
expedition last fall was to pro-
duce the wildlife show, however
five trophies which rank well in
the Boone and .Crockett Record
Book were taken. These troph-
jes consist of two moose and
three caribou. One of the record
sized moose..and caribou are
full size and will accom-

pany the film as it is shown
throughout British Columbia;
the prairies and the U.S.

The showing will take place

in the Kinnaird Community Hall
on April §, at 8 p.m.

$50, the proceeds from a recent
Tea; to help toward
their expenses! ~~.

St. Patrick’s
Day Cabaret
Was Success

rick’s Day Cabaret, held in the
Castlegar Arena March 17, was
an unqualified success,

Brodman making the draw.

, Mrs
fourth

Resan of Castlegar; fifth.

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For Pick-Up Phone One of the Following by April 8
EARL GREEP 365-7075
GIL FOWLER 365-7883

CHUCK HENRY 365-6841
TED JACKSON 365-8181

1) Albert Gui of Kinnaird.

The door prize was won by
Mrs. Louis Bermel of Castlegar.

Why answertha
phone always for
‘our teens, when ex-
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records — something quite rare
in secondary schools. S

Combine this with their ath-
letic achievements and you can
see why Jaguars cherish them
sol ~~ k& we ek &

Here are our other honor
roll students — all with exceed-
ingly fine records: Margaret Ri-
balkin, 4.8; Linda Huton, John
McArthur, Patsy Pavlis, 4.7; De-
borah McGauley, Olga Maloff,
Liv Skulstad 4.5; Gary Konkin,
Irene Skutad, Elisabeth Thor-
Larsen, 4.3; Barbara Looney, 4.1;
jusan McCutcheon, . 4.1,

The: school would also like
jour its fine gymnastic
|. In. the recent West Koo-

e
Minor Hockey
The annual, ting of the Castlegar and
District Minor Hockey Association will be held in
the Hi Arrow Arms on April 6 at 7.30 p.m. for
annual report and election of officers for the
coming season.

All interested persons please attend

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ined by the team members:
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