LOAN-OUT CAMERA The Castlegar News has two simple- to-operate loan-out cameras (complete with film) which it is pleased to allow groups to use for taking pictures for use by the Castlegar News. : Arran ents for the use of these cameras should be made through our News Department at 365-3517. Rare disease kills three officials, said a physician with the U.S. Centres for Disease Control. Even before this year's three deaths, the illness, called Creutafeldt-Jacob syn- drome, stuck an average of. about twice a year in Tucson, jar Room Rates (suites excepted) at Waterton's Only Lakeside SUNDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS Ti (excluding May 15th - 171 Resort 'O JUNE 12th ih) Added bonus: Fun Book offering discounts on recreational facifities and purchases in Waterton town-site. Value UP TO $20 PER PERSON! © Spacious luxurious rooms, some with balconies overlooking one of the world’s most beautiful lakes © Kootenai Brown Dining Room - fine cuisine. superb view © Fireside Lounge - cocktdils in a cozy atmyo- sphere, TV and live entertainment * Dance and relax in the Thirsty Bear Saloon ¢ Gift shop, snack bar convention centre The Bayshore is the ideal place to stay amidst some of Canada’s finest scenery. And Waterton has an I8-hole championship golf course, boating, fishiny olympic-size swimming pool, boutiques, abundant wildlife and spectacular hiking trails WIN TICKETS TO THE WINTER OLYMPICS. Fach room patron IR vears or older can enter a draw tor to popular events at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. | tickets will be awarded Oct. 5. No purchase necessary, Winners will be re testing question Cc Box 38, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta Canada TOK 2M0 Phone (403) 859-2211 Toll-tree reservations from Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia after May 1st: 1-800-661-8080 roughly four-ti the world average, records at Tucson Medical Centre and at Uni- versity Medical Centre showed. Worldwide, the disease strikes an average of one person in a million each year, federal statistjes indicate. The disease; attacks the nervous system, and is usual- ly fatal inless than a year. This year’s three deaths occurred among workers at a Hughes Aircraft Co. missile plant, but officials said there seems to be no connection to the workplace. “Whatever you do, tell the Hughes people to relax,” said Dr. Clarence Gibbs, of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. “Tell them there appears to be no way based CDC who will- work with state Department of Health Services, said he sus- pects there may be some danger in eating raw or rare meat, ‘or in handling animal by-products that have been contaminated with the dis- ease. Gibbs said there are no re- ports of family members passing the disease to each other. “If a member of my family had this, I would not hesitate to kiss that person on the cheek, and I would not hesitate to give him or her full supportive care,” said Gibbs, “But I would be very cau- tious in drawing blood, or in having anything to do with the patient's blood or any- thing contaminated with it.” Answer to Sunday: Crossword Puzzle No. 254 WAL [SIT ul 7 s PITT LIOGIANIE NIOE! ISWERDEESIEIER! EMP SI iziomZ} mmm 20.0) -mem reeil [70m