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the

Dr. Patric Kc eTeeoutosee
an, president of the newly, estab-
lished Simon ‘Fraser University,
was the! guest speaker. oe a sem-
inar held for the Selkirk’ Colloge
Faculty dant at Thureday.
gare Cowan, who

Dr.:
has, Bean Sieaived an Selkirk | 4

since its conception, toured ‘the
the: ate eite after the ‘sem-
inar than staged an’ informal
press; conference ‘ int ‘his. room

asia: , Onetime president of Cana-
MeTaggart-C born and

owan was
raised in’ ‘Vancouver here hi
later. attended UBC, ™ .

a trans-

r manned ont future
and ad role Selkirk ollege as he

it was on the prob!

year of new institutions.

ler | We worked ‘with principal

ut the:
res.
Be Petes

thar it shoul ith e loc!
the Jocko
whi owe 5;

to} to

90 you feel that working |
bunts ne Hable to ® Impere| serv

Principal Gord Tt has, |:
Gobel

‘because: the: deter:
mined it'll be: th
‘The: teaching: is

tenis an munity. comeges 5 sere needed Land |W
thet areas of importance ‘in the] h: a Pairect 1 onal rat

eration,
Apert from ate seminar
wha at has been ion
with Selkirk College
We felt that 8 a * ortaumnity
college is an’ essential compon-
~ higher education. # you
Sone, have it 25 per cent of the
students have no where to’

my. first degree. from
‘was just dogs that com-

had a direct relationship to what
we were trying to do at Simon

Vancouver. City College and will

continue to work with them. So

bell from: the ground up.
Professor ‘at ‘Simon

Do you think that this pro-
vince.is. feading the way. in pro-
viding. community ‘colleges? ;, 4

io]

We are are already working with | ‘

: Professor Ron '‘Baker -an| dar

. There was nowhere in Can:
ada we could get them, and w

had to: set ‘uy 8 rainin cen:
i at Ayre

eae every y industry that has

answer, for the top use of nro-
fessionals you.‘need : these: top,

Brew | Jovels. support’ people.

Then there is this ;other
as of applied science and arts
hich is really.*.missing::and
which we desparately. need. This

is the other challenge’ area a for.
the community, Be. °

| professionale you'll get-the same u

when rite were aboard ‘the -boag:*!
e ‘tour was conducted by ‘Tom Wilso

0.
you: are. tapping in

in’ the: way they are heading
nto it: But I think the recipe that
being worked out here looks

Les
Peterson : in .that we've ‘pot vo-
catonal schools with cl
in. BC. With

sere) high because you have got
(mixture «of of, stadents its in “there

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“for children

‘to learn’ ‘by. exper-

main ‘a
group of students that: ‘ve have f

oHtg | ered Sin

ts

are university: tga relate | n
to the community needs. s .. This
is why’ its calle

rea comm’
garve. | recently, at a Timaee inquest,

i Kino
ex's Jury handed down:

Installation of. a eae
and listing of ; all emergency.
numbers, provision of a :tilt-
board for artificial: respiration,
and‘a sign: at the rope. divider
warning © non-swimmers .:-were

among ihe ecomendations for}.

pool, made

tnvestigating the.death Aug.
Barry *James': Kinakin‘ of
at ‘the : pool; e/a

c. Pitts of ‘Kinnaird. :
eS mente
at a
warning non-swimmers not -to
venture beyond: the rope ‘into
the deeper. part, of the pool.“
‘Barry’s “body - was ‘found
near the deep end of: the pool,
{get at its. aS

ing radius, We could ‘build re-
and : the

time
tence: ners would he go?

ment: courses at’ the Community
Colleges: reflect‘the interests of
the community. If a: community
is heavily involved in‘ tourism,
I.think courses will develop in
this line. So that. young fellow
will come out, informed. abou

probably four) times’as:

to s0 ‘many: varied: vocations in
life: then. you are ‘going to need

Breat
If you 'are going‘to:be catering, |:

itation comes. when-you get’ in‘
an area where the ‘interests

Knowledge’ is’ increasing’
that

ie this ts
going to mean a if
tot?

isn't

~ No. ‘This is where the skill-
ed planning comes in. When you.
look “at ‘the ‘area “ served‘: by.
Selkirk at the ‘present time and
Took at the various activities and
then: ask what ‘are ‘the ° funda-

Sarr ese wee wonton te Baw.

‘OFFICE ;:

269. Columbia A
2965-6665: :

age” them. If your putting on

‘You then proceed to “Pack-
50 different courses, no one stu-

/meniai ‘sktlis required they are]

Will a student: Gat to.Com-
munity College be able to choose
his own courses?

‘Yes,

The*
the completion. ‘of a college
course, are they recognized by

be, but. more important ‘is the
reputation ‘the students them-
selves establish for: the college

dents‘ would take all 50 of: them

when they get into business.

The local Committee of. the

day in Grace’: Pres]
Chureh, | Kinnaird.

Mr.: Harold | Webber.
elected president, to replace Rave
R.:.K. Webb. who, has left: the
district. Mrs. DD.” A’: ‘Meintosh

Local Bible. Society.
Elect New. President -

Canadian Bible Society met Fri: | $1
byteran

branch for 1968 is ieneveh ‘To date
180.20 ited. Last
year: past 70 was ‘valsed includ.
ing e $300 grant'from the Com-
wag | munity Chest.
Arrangements. were com-
pleted for the aupual fall rally,
which will be held in ‘the’ Cast-

Tegar United Church at 7.30 p.m. |'

“| will: inue as re

3) surer.

«The treasurer Resaroa’ that
the requested objective for the
Castlegar '- :Kinnaird.;-.Robson

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Vision.” Refreshments will be

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; Every Sunday from 4.30 - 8 PM.

college would serve \ perhaps |:
twice the area./I:think ‘the jen:

diplomas : awarded: at|

Ihave ‘no vient they “will .

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