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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., April 25, 1968

“Warns About Cleaners

(continued from page one) vinegar or with an oven clean-

mixture included a well-
known liquid household clean-
er, char Ine bleach and am-
mo

Don't mix scouring pow-
der containing chlorine bleach
ith toilet bowl cleaners,
with 1 ammonia, rust remover,

er. In short — don't mix
chlorine with any other clean-
ing agent. Breathing of gas}:
from any of the above mix-|’s
tures can be fatal.

What happened in the
cases was the liberation of a

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When widely used house-
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um hypochlorate solution) is
combined with an acid or acid-

roducing substance such as a

t_ bowl cleaner or vine-

gar, there is a sudden release
& a quantity of chlorine gas.

Likewise when a chlorine
bleach is mixed with ammon-
ja, lye or other alkaline sub-
stance, the action will liberate
a highly irritating gas.

If the gas is inhaled in
either case, it can cause ser- [im
fous injury and’ possibly
death, |

Friday, May 10
fresh 63

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or any executive member.

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Tickets available from Castlegar Drug, Carl's Drug
advance ticket holders. For further

done

done at a later date not yet announced. The road may come

$3.50 each. Door prize for
phone

official. Tenders have been Bled for one mile of
nthe area wh

SLOCAN NORTH highway -is phave some reconstruesion
this

highway
ere this tunnel is situated.
as this nar-

row stretch i i tity although much of ae work is to be

into importance in the future as attention focuss-
es more strongly on an improved route north from Nakusp
linking Highway No. 8 to Highway No. 1.

— Castlegar News Photo

PUBLIC

Thanks — The Hospital

“Auxiliary wishes to thank
8

all generous donato:
and customers for helping
to make their rummage
sale, held April 5 and 6
a success,
Alr Cadet’s Car Wash —
April 27, at Frank's BA
Service, Kinnaird and BA
Service Castlegar.
Hospital Aux. Formal Ball
3 — Hi Arrow Arm:

8.
nea $10. couple. For
tickets Ph. 365-3157 or
365-7823.
Spring erate Robson
Rec, Hall April 26 — 9
pam. $3.00 couple.

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April 27. 2-4.30 Le-
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and hamper raffle. LA to
Canadian Legion. very
one welcome.

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gar.
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of next week at Selkirk Col-
ieee, under the auspices of

tre 3 be located near the Hi
Arrow Arms Motor Hotel in
Kinnaird came in for some

patenting devartment.

The seminar will concern

itself with

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advantages of computer sys-
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with data service |on

and dis-| Cooper

on
night of last week.
Castle;

Planned Shopping Centre
Discussed by Chamber

and Bill Waldie.

ther |Daird.”

x2"! ment, either in Robson, Ooti-

don’t think the Chamber
should oppose any develop-

schenia, Castlegar or Kin-
rene motion rag Put forth

any alleged

bers whether they should con-
sider expressing an opinion
of the new

bureaus, where by small and
medium-sized businesses can

9 PM. take of

centre, since “some merchants
have talked to me and are
that it will- mean

technique without the neces-
sity of large capital expendi-
tures.

$3 Per Couple

the end of Castlegar within
10 years.”
He was not asking that dis-
be

Leading the will
be a distinguished panel of

experts on data processing

systems.

IN LOVE
WITH...

Head Over Heels [paneer of the

They are L. A. D. Bat-
trum, management services
manager of the T. Eaton Co.
cific division,
Peter D. Leckie, the eesistant

D.
ternational Busi-
ness Machines Company.

This series is presented
iby Selkirk Co College at the re-
quest of the West Kootenay
cha ter of the Certified Gen-
Accountants Association

the cooperation of

Cooper said, merely ‘‘wonder-
ing what would be the effect
(of the development) on. the
retail section of the Cham-
ber.”

Taking exception to these
remarks, Chamber member
and publicity chairman Mary.
Anderson asked: “Isn't this
exactly what the Chamber Is
here for? We want new de-

. Now: we .are
getting it... some 27 new.

“How will the’ government
react, when we ask them

and wil
the Institute of C!

about new devel-

countants and the Society of
and Cost A

gpment ite come into ie aren

ants.

‘The will com-
mence ‘at10 cam, and should
conclude: at 4 p.m. The fee
for the session is $10 with a

ani OE the “evelopment
when we get it?”

Also speaking strongly in
favor of the proposed devel-
opment were Beret mayor

special rate of $5 for

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Boy’s Sizes

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Men's Sizes

$21.95 fo $37.95.

FABRICS — We still have a good selection of fabrics
at reduced prices from cheaper cotton prints at 52¢ ya.”

to Hand Screened Imported fabrics at $1.14 to $2.30 yd.:
for Shifts or better dresses

BROCADES $1.72 yd. — $2.40 yd. — $4.40 yd.

val of the nee develop-

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VOL. 21, No. 18

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1968

Colcel Pi

rexy Optimistic t

Aeronautical Technology Program
Added to Selkirk College’s Courses

ic plans for a commercial
pilotin 1g course at Selkirk Col-
pales were nays Tuesday. by

atin a eats stu-
dents with a basic knowledge
of commercial: piloting, the

coupe, will be of eared te fe
jor airlines.

Mr. Soles sald an initial
enrolment of 30 will be selec-
ted from:a large umber, of

Chief instructor for the|ers
course, which si

ember, will be .
of Adastra Aviation.

aviation courses and also oth-

be-of valus ev;
en mm ihe Sauget should de:
cide not to continue the pil:
ots’ course. during second
year, the curriculum will :in-
corporate work on both a
in" adaiton a flight simulator,

Kinnaird Sets Mill Rate _
At 14, Up 2 Mills for 1968 |

Kinnaird’s 1968 mill rate
is to be 14 mills, up two mills
over last Aine 8 levy.

clerk Allen

Selbie told the Castlegar News

yesterday morning that the

Tate was approved by the town

council ai special mee!
Tuesday 1 night

Net increase in expenses

ig} extra three

during 1968 are estimated to
be up approximately five mills
over Centennial Year, noted
Mr. Selbie, but the~ finance
committee, - under athe ehair-
manship of Ald. Rust,
feels the town can cpsorb the
mills without de-
triment to town; -provided ser-
vices,‘

t. of ‘the course Wits
include” $2500 for flying time.

Cost of the link,

fi
for Be erred i to Ke sien

Mr, Selble said expenses 000.

will be up $33,895 over 1967.
the municipality

has changed its ‘status from a
village to a town it will be
ensible for 20 per cent of
weltare costs and: this’ will
ammount to $25,438 of the in-

Castlegar Mill Ree i 500 or ths serie

A-bylaw -setting. Castle-
gar’s: mill rate for 1968 at

rose.
“The ‘bylaw. is expected to
SES and © final

ju.
ay | pi

. mission ($2,076).

with CKRD
lance: faeries sk 881) and to
assistance: to = the
Baa recreation com-
iced against this add-
Seer at
ie‘ per cap! eran
r|naird by: the provincial  gov-
ernment Ye.) an anda a special
welfare o!

lege Tuesday’ an-
nounced the vappantnent of

Ross Fraser tive
assistant 8 the Prine pal.

Born treal;) Mr.
Frgser mcelved: tis Bachelor

Arts ° degree’‘from’ Sir
George, williams University,

was dean’s honour
Mdent 1 in Me junior and sen-
for years. He.then-completed
a-class_ one. diploma in‘ edu.
cation at McGill'and for three
ua taught high: school: En-
lish for the Montreal :Pro-
festant School Board.

He came to UBC in 1964
and two years ister er complet:
ed his master. of arts. degree
in » English. He was a recipient
et a UBC graduate :fellow-

pe

ze 1966 Mr. Fraser join-
ed th e department of english
at Selkirk Colleg

tention ‘upon two vitally’
portant aspects of Pits College
pro;

>We have a great desire
make this

: $10,500.

‘These two added. revenue

af "Kinnaird

should *

3 future, ‘the

town’s dog bylaw, will. be rig-| a
{orously enforced.

Town clerk Allen Selbie
said last Friday that the by-
law.:is: at- present being ig-
nored ba by raat many quomeowners!

future,” he said, “pro-

ee will tones violations

where the’ dog's ‘owner’ can
be. identified.”

He pointed out that dogs

must be kept on the owner’s

or be under control

at all.times' when away from

Both ~the’ principal and
David Williams, head of the
mechanical «. -technoiogy
partment, said requiremenis
will be extremely rigorous; & Bs

to actual flying,|

as well as normal tuition fees; }
‘ainer,
estimated ‘to: be from $y00 io H

Lets .
RESCUE UNIT-recently acquired by the Cas-
gar-Kinnaird : ci

defence

wide range of..uses-and values. Designed

are the requir
jor airlines: for fart trai
ing of thet pilots.

hile the main purpose ; 80

— one which floats
behind:a powered craft — the unit‘ also has
:,| two} floating stretchers, space for medical

nd? food “supplies ‘and’ other emergency

group has a
displayed the
the Castlegar

equipment for use in search or survival.
’ Civil defence coordinator H. J. Red” Warner

versatile craft last week for

News, pointing out its capa- 2
bilities in case of emergency.

— Castlegar News Photo

of the course will be the ob-
vious task of providing: basic-
ally :traine

commetcialvalr es, Mr. :Sol-
es explained it ttn ate also. be
‘possible to make the training
svallable te, some. others. whe
omen Ve t comy italy
rs,- do not’. comp!
meet the requirements.
‘It is “necessary:

ae ibeba that a any

3 other. mintion schools ‘will be
lished Canai

years.
e will open ‘ ae

«re it-will fill
". careers,: it -wi
be need: for a- good “job neh re any

quiring university: gradiation

“and best of all, it’ will gain

national recognition ‘for’ Sel-

ke sColeEe ss ‘Mr; Soles con-
luded.:* =

simone, those Mile: int ors ‘Oxfam

‘Miles for Millions March be-

ing held this ‘Saturday. :
272 The» - 27-mile-long hike

9. am.
il.

d Pilots for. the] 4

yt
e| could be thor

Canada’ will: is ca
50 within the snext’ two.

‘The effuerit being pump-

; |@d. into the Columbia river: is

“not considered (to ‘be) .ap-
‘proaching concentrations that

though: it ‘does not resemble
elicence reau! ments now

Le eristenee;
message

the
case this. week from | fold

ed byt IF. pes deputy min: ‘min-
ister. of lands and forests. wat-
er. branch, : that. Celgar’s .ef-
fluent is ‘not’, polluting’ the
Coltimbia river beyond levels

les Permitted bye fhe government

“is confident Saat better
methods: will be activated to
further. reduce, the loss
fibre ‘and, chemicals. to the
river,” the report

He ‘was. told that: Castle-

intake ,with chlorination’ at:a
point near the: Ferry and if
is source proves safe. in
choliform count, chemical
count. and) solids, and is. ac-
ceptable .for taste. odor and
color, then :we would. consid-
er this our major sup-
ply of water, .-
“Mr. Paget had no reser-

count of 220 ppm, compared
to:a river count of 60, and

attempts to assess the

improv-
‘of these wells have spelled

I-/out: that the costs are high

andthe chances ‘for success-
ful re-drilling quite poor.
fe referred. io th the Cel-

second, because all‘ recorded | assist

dj end.

vent us from going back to

the river.

gare aan
8 pation je. ex-|

pense of Roing to the river

ipproach them: on

this matters” the:  Feport COne|

“Miss Lil McKenzie.of Kin-
g.| Baird ‘announced ‘late « last
>) | week that she and her broth-
er, Si are giving up man-

Lil. McKéen “ie Gives: Up es
Handling Loan Cupboard

nation from management. of
the endeavor, Miss: McKenzie
said ‘she is grateful: for ‘the
assistance of mapy local re-
sidents, those .who

of the loan
iss ‘McKenzie, told the
the

*. “Mi:
*of| Castlegar News Friday

cupboard and. all its equip-
ment: is’.being - turned over
tot the he management of-'the

made - donations throughout

cha ree
One ot the most recent
large donations was that from

the he nearly 15 15 years she was in t

the KRC. A donation of E8200 labour.
e

Persons wishing to: ‘use

items from the cupboard may:

in future arrange to do so by.
calling Mrs. James

In telling of “her. resig-

of eight
Pairs of four walk-

ers and a wheelchair.) -:
wheelchair. was - also

| offer equipment on a short-
term basis without charge.

Castlegar Suggests MLA

| addition, we want to’ find the|
way fe dead our students: ibe:

they.
= [ollowing and into an investi: e
,| gation of many of: the ‘other
exciting: issues and concerns]

FLASH
athe Costinegy, News wil 3

ase een ni Oa
‘A’ committee spokesman Pp an was
told” the © Castl sis [xt openly interested inthe idea.
i “He was-.of the general
opinion’ that ‘ the® health) de-
shou! partnent quite-often.was ask-
legar Arena by 7.30 on Sat-|ing
day morning. Volunteers | 5 teadents of: water ity,
ired to drive the well beyond the reauirements
the spokes-|of ordinary safe

“We. explained that we
would nevertheless want ine

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re
in

MLA. Donald L. Brothers -on | legar.
a request for “‘a
Instead: - of

for Sastlegar,

pages of the Naner tly" cit
fhe _press.;

The two pages hail to be
completely re-set. Part of
«the press run ha com-

fakes up his|-: pleted ‘when the accident
occured, ¢ |: by. 7.30.

8

was pe pierces ner indus-

ean E
the | communication ‘and his spec:
trial_deyelopment: board for

ial interest in ‘society: and ‘its
roblems will serve us very

ar am particularly pleas- Fell indeed.”

ed to have someone: of his Mr.

ability. his at-

na

Castlegar Mayor Murray
Little reported .at a_council
; (meeting Tuesday that Mr. Bro-
thers had been Fnoneommittal
on the

“He is interested in. see-
ing Trail-Rossland brought in: in-
to the economic survey initial-

asked for by our. own
(Cast Hegara) industrial board.”
Mr. White was quoted re-

on July °1.

that
ion for: the interview
Mr. Brothers.
The interview was sche-
duled a one of several meet-
up by the council
duting a recent Victoria trip
by the mayor and- Ald. Jack

asking. for this ap-

proval. We ‘We told bart "Paget: we

were ‘not, sal d with the
proand water ani now used

S| in Castlegar, first because of

the relat ively high* hardness

Fears Family Deterioration & Faceless Culture

Selkirk College principal family unit-is under-devastat- I attain the good life if ¢
Andy. Soles. said ‘last: week in| ing alae ck by today’s society. Mere a Eood fot #0 th that we |
lost: much: of its can afford the good things in

signiticanes and in many cases les a

has broken’ down as an ed-

(continued on page seven)

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It makes your hair .
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stroy everything we have
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‘Unless society is reor-
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‘an endless? televs.| bea people to earn a better _
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pairs..Gas from the open line spi the ‘area,
but' according to Inland ‘Natural Ga stareugty Reg
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turned ‘off alm without ser- |P
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“GAS LINE BREAK at Stanley Hunphrise Secondary ‘School
ited: in* dismissal of the ‘students for the ra
iM human ‘race is faced
re crisis.
“We cannot afford to be

years to
believe that we will automat-|tives'