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Published Evezy Thursday at ‘The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
VOL. 20, No. 4 CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1967

41 Per Cext Technological Instruction

College Still Has Concern for r Adults

Selkirk’s Educational Philosophy Unchanged

= Expect 50% Technical

A. Soles of Satkirk dents, who have been out ofj evening since total itegretion
cone wendy expressed | sc time and are| would mean a very
t comments made | continuing their tonal day for pide!
editorial of the|day or evening classes. It is| “It seems
Naton Dally News that the Col-| hoped. this i
had decarted f ined that i
the, educatlonct covcept It had| was more difficult to integrate
prese ted ft paper Prior | the, instru mi

f |t0 the Colley

‘No member of the College
counell, Including th
“that th

has suggoster ” .
Saree College Meeting Ki
Eo

sii coun nein «z| Tonight on Fire Protection

Mr. Soles went on to point
out thatthe College council had peer ye ay

Tesse,
mougtrated is concern for both

started to fall. Because of the Arrow dam’s sphink-like|the technical program

growth and the effects that can be obtained by photo-
graphers at the site under night conditions when the pro-
ject is lit up, the Arrow dam outranks the Peace, Duncan
and Mica projects in the photographic treatment it re-
ceives. — Hydro Photo

No Curtailment in 1967 of Program
Offered at Selkirk College: Chairman

‘The $282,000 Selkirk Col. echool in 1986 without any eur-
operational tailment.

Dr. C. S. Fowler President
Castlegar Dintrics Chamber

ted night
meetings of ‘the Chamber
the par ast two months falled to

Minor Hockey Week
Grand Finale Saturday

Peeks rd
ihe arena entran

ighout day. part in
game soda, iocieding re
sults ie press time, appear else-| Nelsor
Parents and all minor hock
¢y enthusluas are asked to make] arena hall w
a special effort to attend these| yyers.
games and support the boys with urday!

COLLEGE CAMPUS

it was not the pur-
of Selkirk College to enter
ito competition with the

‘school districts in this regard.
He reaffirmed: id-
get, we feel, is sufficient that
Roe of the’ programming will

pat. | have to be curtailed.”
“itr, Walton sid the budget

also allows for an over-entitle-
ment in staff.

‘Under entilewent the Pro-
government

:|Various Munici

‘The association will be reg-
Istered under the Society Act.

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mate of 2010 one,
on iar overt bas La Gan and hove of cout

" he GA “will e enable
maintal Lt

lowance,
in

recently with Muni-| Selkirk College
Spal Arf” Miniter "Son small clas Instruction methods
Campbell, Kinnaird villeae|

= rt
Sr Sots] Medel Abplane
calobra
Display Located
Now at the Plaza

A display of model air-| cout
planes, associated —equipmé eat
and model airplane plans has

deen set up
between, the Gans Kota Lana.
ry and the GAC’ International

Finance
‘The display, by the West

Kootenay Mode! ‘Aero Club, vil

be at the Plaza until Feb

will then be set up in Treil'and

Nelson.

courses i the ceding as it pos-

tly a
Present time approx-
imately 120 er cent of toes

lent body 1s made up of stu-

By Steve Hindmarsh

Callouses on Seats from Studying are Preferable to Those on Thick Head

After almost, eoeted the old.
four months in a student
col-| will Geer x set the hance to
| attend

resalt

rs This man
Bec nn Gadi oes fact
iat their marks were unsatis-
factory.
e ras ,8 popular, ex:
Ce joured |cuse las term for the lack of
without one work done wy students}
Giassrooms and" abe: are fully

ui E
far surpasses the | Selkirk should end this problem | m

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sight of clouds of smoke which | but there is a much more pro-

bable reason for the failing of) examinations of the last semest-) the
ts) students which has only been| er, now have had a large lux

strengthened by the switch in]ious room named after them—

1d-) campus. the student lounge. i
1e benches in the old} able.

In the bunkhouse college
there was a large cafeteria catteria' could lure en many stu
where students could congregate | dents as it did, the plush furni-

ke | ture of the new lounge will
make just as many and more
upils complete and
titer sla

mmptation to sit and

relax Instead of studing see
yal loung | tobe after only 10 dave erhape | pa
fers, who managed to rarvive the | sudents ae merely resting for

if ours of study, the
Put in af home: It's full day =
y

MINOR HOCKEY WEEK is now underway and 15 lucky

; | lads are to receive new blue and gold sweaters and socks

with the compliments of the CastlegarKinnaird Kins-
¢|men Club. Making the presentation to Castlegar and Dis-

trict Minor Hockey Association vice-president Mrs. Nor-
rived from man Blais is Kinsmen president Don Leitch. The sweaters
il as one thick caliane aa |Were purchased with funds raised by the club through its
painful as me thick callous on Gre rey Cup pocl. — Castlegar News Photo