CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1969

“Selkirk College Plans
Large Night Program

The department of con-
tinuing education at Selkirk
College has indicated that
Plans are underway, Efor, bey an

nin;

more participants in the even-
ing activities of the college,
we feel we have a re-
sponsibility to bring these
to various places

1S
activity for the 1088. oO aca-
demic year.

Peter Faris, Selkirk’s co-
ordinator of continuing edu-
cation and community affairs,
says that perhaps the most
important change apparent in
this year's program is a mov-
ing out of activities from the
college to other centers in
the region served by Selkir'
“We are anxious to welcome

where there may be groups
of interested learners.”

The college Plans | to pre-
sent several courses in both
the Trail and Nelson areas,
working in conjunction with
the school boards in those
districts to acquire facilities
and integrate advertising and
publicity.

“We also hope to offer some-
thing of interest to people in
Grand Forks and Slocan Val-
ley areas,” Mr. Faris added.
“It is our wish to seek these
froups of wherever

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fondutene n painting work-
shop at Selkirk last spring
which was highly successful,
and the course on portraiture
is in response to several re-
quests,
“Introduction to Drawing
and Painting” will also te
offered at the College in the
evenings, primarily for peo-

experience who wish to work
with still life, landscapes and
perhaps even figures. A short,
intensive workshop

Batik technique will also be

structed by m Laux of;
Fauquier, Xho has. achieved

oe "must be Stile oy
move throughout the area
which it serves.”

Major advertisements will
appear in local media in

irk’s fall term evening pro-
‘am. A good number of re
dit courses will be offered in
Castlegar, Nelson and Trail,
di ih, mathema-
tics, soulologs, anthropology,
geography, astronomy,
arts and psychology. The To.
cations for the various cours-
es will be in the

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ward. | aspects of the law

In addition, a number of
interest courses will be offer-
ed by Selkirk for the first
time. One is entitled “Law
ai|for the Layman” and will be
taught by Mickey Moran of
Castlegar. A series of five
lectures, the course will in-
clude discussions of several
relating to
property and other areas of
concern to most people.

Two Programs for acute
will be offered during
o| daytime, one a UH att
course in major Canadian lit-
the second a course
“fatroduction to Portraiture.
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SEPT. 9, 1969
Persona! shopping only
Over 225 items
At One Low Price

as
Batik artist.

ing to numerous requests
from business people, indus-|
trial personnel and house-|

September announcing Selk- wiv

Efficient Reading . program
and will be offering speed|
reading courses in two or
three locations. ‘

The ERP ‘was developed
in eastern Canada, has been
used at several colleges ead
universities there, and
Produced excellent im cove:
ment in the reading skills of
persons who have registered
in the course,

The college will also begin
this fall a series of courses
designed to meet peovinclal

fo!

ple with little or no previous|%

featured during the fall, in-

Selkirk will be respond-|4

A civil marriage cere-
mony took place in Vancouv-

riage Colleen Della oble of
‘Vancouver, dauenter of Mr.
and Mrs, James V. Noble of
Orillia, Ont., and lar-
coff of Vancouver,. son of
. and Mrs.
of Robson.
The radiant bride was at-
tired in a white streetlength
sheath of daisy designed lace

r|nylon sheer over peau d

teachers of pre-school child-
ren. During the coming aca-/@
demic year, three courses will
be offered and _ tentative
plans are being developed to
Biter a fulltime, one-year
Program for pre-school tea-
ne in the future,

A survey conducted by
Selkirk in late spring ind?
cated considerable _ interest |W:

ing year
mented by short-term cours-|
es and special institutes. “At
least special _ ered
are in the planning stage
now, one in conjunction Stas
West Kootenay. nurses,
second with the oarectlation
of Community Planning, snd
the third with a committee of
doctors, teachers and other
people who are’ inte!
the proper of learning dis-

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FITS

le
long sleeves
and empire waist. Entwined
in her hair were: daisies
matching those on the dress.
She carried a bouquet: of
pale yellow roses and wore als
Pearl ni ce, a gift from |*
the groom.

The_bride’s sister, Mrs.
Joanne Palmer of Vancouver

Ontario and Robson
Families are United

er on Aug, 22 uniting in mar-| gr

Peter Harcoff|The

i] year.

i

— Photo by Meyers Studio

vancouver.

When the bride and
‘oom were ready to leave
the. hall the guests formed
a circle around them and all
joined hands and sang “For
Auld Lang

License Suspended
Following Accident

Peter Ferguson of Rob-
urt bi

d'the Trail Canada

1,640 persons seeking fulltime

3/990, a siecrense of 270, {Ear
3 | down. slightly from duly, oot

\/picture con!

#] vice,

Number of People
Looking for Jobs
Is Down Greatly

_ Over the Number
Looking a Year Ago

Bruce King, manager of

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the ‘Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

centre announced Friday that

in August, 1969 there were

employment in the Trail area,
as compared to 720 a year
ago. In comparison, figures
for July this year numbered

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ALSO “GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER” 9:05
Sidney Poitier - Spencer Tracy - Katherine Hepburn

chis year but increased ten
per cent over August of last

The general employment
ued make

Gains in the construction, ser-
lumber | manufacturer,
smelting and heavy chemical
industries. Demands from

Your total food bill i is lower ; at SA

these industries, he said, are

mainly a result of student re-

Placements and a moderate
upswing in the economy. ‘The
Consiraction: ind

Pe
vain during September by
new starts in major commer-
cial and road, construction
projects.

ir. King commented that
an ently upward trend in the
West Kootenay economy is
evident by the interest shown
from local and new second-

SUNSET

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Audie ‘Murphy Broderick Crawford
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SUN. MIDNIGHT “DIARY OF A MADMAN”
MON., TUES. WED., SEPT. 8-9-10
RUSSIAN PICTURE
“BALLAD OF A SOLDIER”
Russian Speaking, Subtitle in English

‘department has just re-
cently included. the Trail area,
pects are. mak-

dustrial p:
ing feasibility » Hadles fo for pos-
sible relocation. Mr. King said

been qualified under-this pro-
gam for some time,.and are

resutls. He cautioned it is
easier te terest

on in co
judge H. C. Pitts last Thurs-
day as the result of a charge}!
laid July 28 when the vehicle
He was driving crashed into

he
wore an ae dress of gold
brocade with empire waist
and matching coat, accessor-
ies were entone and her cor-
Sage was of pale yellow ros-
es.

The groom was attended
by Cecil Shelott of Burnaby.
The bride’s pareats were
unable to attend the cere-

mony.
The ‘oom’s _ mother

chose a a lignt blue lace suit

with white accessories and

Pale eee corsage.

A reception was pela in

the Capital Hill hall at

aby, which was decorated in

the pride’s color theme with

yellowi 8 flowers and white

The t bridal table, covered

in| with a lace cloth crocheted

idmother,
hree-tier
tully de-
low ros-

with bows and flowers 2 added
to the table decor.

‘ony
ed a toast to the bride, with
the groom responding.
ceremonies
Mr. Dan in Bassinore read a tel-
egram from the bride’s par-
ents in Orillia and telegrams
from a Castle ERE: and Galt, Ont.
e Young couple will
spend :the et fe: honeymoon along
ast travelling to| cre:
Galieeeata.

They will be cesiding in

Palmer propos- | pe!

abutment on the
north end of the

io

new industry than to
qualified

jobs.
Mr. King stated that the
a manpower centre is al-

bridge near the Castlegar

Mr. Ferguson pleaded
guilty and was fined $100 or
30 days in jail.

license. was also sus-

and retaining programs in

Bape. He went nto hav:

gaps. He went on v=
ailable ed ina.

His li
pended for six months.

Pe
centive to offer new ,indus-
try.

Wants Cement Plant ||: -
Moved Out of Town

Dear Sir:
Would you mind pri
this letter in your paj
When is the Tow!
cil going to do what
ted |payers ask and see t it. the
cement plant is moved as it

their taxes come. down.
this fair?
You see in the nes
where they are
stu and poverty en ted
tes this headache, no one

else but the People who run
these cities and towns.

Union

New
Term

Your Money Grows Faster With

Deposits

ho

Interest Per Annum

TRAIL
1199 Cedar Ave.

KOOTENAY SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION

Branches at:
FRUITVALE

65 E. Main St.
Phone 368-6417 Phone 367-9223

Visit Trail
Art Gallery
10-5 p.m.
Week
Days

BRILLIANT
106 Maple St.,
Castlegar
Phone 365-6755

24-HOUR SERVICE

CASTLEGAR TAXI
Phone 365-7222

ROGER CORBEIL

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LINOS

ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
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Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES
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636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

— SASH AND DOOR

THE JEANS GUARANTEED
TO FADE

Designed for Smart Young Moderns

Famous GWG Fit With the New
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Rugged Pre-Shrunk Denim For
Lasting Comfort

HIS MEN‘'S WEAR

PHONE 365-5851

DRIVE CAREFULLY x Ite that time of

the year again when our youngsters will
heading to and from school. Please fees
careful than ever when you are behind the:
wheel of your car.

Peanut Butter
99:

512 for 49¢

25¢|

Empress Pure.
Regular or Chunk Style.

Nickel Raisins

Town. House. 1 oz. Size .

Lunch Bags

Kitchen Craft. Pkg. of 50's ......

Plastic Baggies .

For sandwiches. Pkg. of 100’s

63°
Wigs Pape Refills 29°

Panty Hose
aie" S719

Large, or Extra Large. .

. Medium.
Grade

Breakfast Gems.

EWAY
A doz. 49* | 2s

Help Our Wheat Farmers

Fresh Egg
Orange Juice =
T.V. Dinners ==
Tomato Soup

Bel-air.

6 oz. ‘oor tin nee

Beef, Chicken, Turkey.
Varieties. 8 oz. Package

or Vegetable.
Puritan.
10 oz. tin

Enjoy More Fine Products,
Made With Wheat.
Here are some to choose from. :

No.1 Flour

20». 51.19
ey FS
ernxesiee BOE

B tor 89

‘Harvest Blossom.
For finer
baking results ..........

Macaroni
Soda Cracker

Sugar ::: B.C. No.1
Fresh Coffee

Ice Cream 2
Sliced Peache:

Airway or
Nob Hill.
1 Ib. bag

Vanilla, Strawberry,
Chocolate, Neapolitan’ .

_ 14 fl. ox. tin

Biscuits "== _——-49¢
‘| Wheat Puffs ::x=. 45¢
Wheaties 2 ... ».. Su $i.
Quick Oats :==._.69*

* Bakery Special *

Malograin.
24 Pt. Plastic

Berryland.
Freestone.

2 for 5g:

New at Safeway!
Su-perb Detergent
For hot or cold sudsing. :
- 69°

With Magic Crystals. 49 o7. box ..

‘Fabric Softener

White Magic. Concentrated. 33 oz. °..

Taste Tells.
* Green Peas * Cream
Corn * Kidney Beans

E Cieice Quality. 6 1. 00.
Your Chote - for:

Sandwich Loaf
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TA TASTE TT HT

Kootenay Lake and

River Levels

Regulation of Kootenay Lake to store water for winter power produc:
tion will again be under way corammeneing September 1. By an order’ of
the i Joint Ce i e Main Lake..may be raised to
6 feet above zero, which is Sa ecennelaly 2 feet above the present
level. All persons using the foreshore of Kootenay Lake and River
cure the fall and winter should be on the lookout for changing water
a 2 :

HN ara

EFFECT ON THE MAIN LAKE AND
WEST ARM

After September 1 the lake will rise slowly (not more than a fee inches
per day) until the maximum level is reached. It will remain at that level
*, until it is necessary to release the water for power generation.

[EFFECT ON THE KOOTENAY AND
COLUMBIA RIVERS BELOW CORRA LINN
River levels can be expected to fluctuate throughout. the fall and winter
according to the power demand ‘and weather conditions.

WEST KOOTENAY POWER AND LIGHT
COMPANY LIMITED

.

No. 1 Quality

ananas

Imported.

Serve sliced
over cereal
or Ice Cream.

Concord Grape

‘Hubbard Squash
. Ib, ‘2

or: Danish Sguach.”
Local Grown.
Serve baked & buttered ...

Local Grown

8 for? kL. 00
4s ied

Washington. .
For Jelly _
and ‘Juice...

: Veg etable Marrow.

oe Bake in the oven ie

Zucchini Squash? ,.

Local. Mild & delicate flavor...

Green Cabbage

Tight Green Heads. Firm.
Serve delicious Cabbage Rolls.

- Adds flavor to soup and stews.

Whole Flyers

Manor House. ¢
Frozen Fresh.
Grade! one Ib.

Manor House.
Cut up in. easy to
use portions.

Cut- Up Fie:
Cornish Game Hens =:
Cross Rib Roast =:2="
Beef Sausage

Canada Good ..
- Side ‘Bacon
am., 9O¢ F.. 996
Prices Effective
September 4 to 6m

In Your Friendly Castlesird Plaza Safeway Store
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

Delicious. Stuffed
with Rice.
Grade

Economy Brand.
1% |b. Package

GodFillets Ib. 73c¢

feleFillets _,, 89e
Sea Scallops $1 59

Batter-fried __-__ Ib.
», 63c

Cleaned Smelis

Batter-fried.

Tomato Juice

Lib!
‘itter.in_-3 SL.

Cheese Spread
Lucerne. 69

Cleanser

Ajax. ©
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16 ox, fer.
Toilet Tissue

Facelle Royale,
Pkg. of 2's 2 °°" 9

Toothpaste.
Family Size