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A2 * CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 17, 1981

SHSS student
going to Ottawa

Jim Ross, a member of the

Young Gonads program.”
‘oung program.
Forum is a federally.

aponsored program where

atudents of grade 11 and 12

classes are

chosen to go to
‘Ottawa inan attempt to hare
tanding of

Each student must con-
tribute $450 to the
which can be donated by a
gvoup or organization, and
the government pays the

The Castlegar School
be Ross’

JIM ROSS:
+». 04 to Ottaws

who would go to Ottawa,
teachers were sent memos

asking for names of top aca-

demic students from the
grade 11 and 12 class.
names

Jewish activist
goes on trial

MOSCOW (AP) — Jewish
Brailovshy

loyalties
TRURO, N.S. (CP? — Bev.
Herbert O'Driscoll of Var

Police B
As the result of investi
gation by local RCMP three
auspects have been arrested
for various thefts, break-ins
and entries in the Castlegar

lowed the report of an in-
vestigation being conducted
into a break and entry at the

as well as an inves-

efs

tigation at Castle in

which an undetermined

amount. a money is missing. °*
.

Thirty-five complaints
investigated by

Judge postpones

trial in

sent was postponed today for
two weel

Sodpe Conciaw Saablowski
gave the defence until July 2

‘eee the ees |
Defence

evidence.
had asked for a ple tie

Independent Poland, or
stand without

Public criticizes

disaster

services

Doing its best at
helping jailbirds

By Reger Sukh
OTTAWA (CP) — The

relat
breast ch

“charges. of”

2
sciment’ willful damiuge

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Selkirk Collegs

David Murphy’ of-Vaucou-
ver recently received the Air.
Canada Award in recognition
of his“ outstanding achieve. ’:
ment as the top graduating
student from the Aviation
Technology at’ Selkirk Col-
loge in Caatlegar. is

‘The award was Presented
to Murphy, 28, by Alr Canada’)

* Captain Car! Pigeon ins cers

emony ‘held in Vancouvér. .°

Along with a trophy and en:
graved plaque, Murphy‘ was
presented with ;a -pass: to:

travel anywhere in Air’ Can: *

ada’s domestic system and
job interview’ with’ the ain
Une.’

Eighteen students ae
ated from the program — the
only one of its kind in the:
B.C. college system. :

“Other! members of the”
" graduating class are: Lindsay <

Beggs, Angelo’ Chies

AIR CANADA: AWARD : hi

ie student’

f ‘reat of the pack, spending $17.

presented: ‘to David |

. jeft of "the valk College® Aviation
Tech: Heiss! hown here receiving th yard from
eon at: the’ program's graduation

d recently In Vancouver, °

Roger Yorke: of Yascwer Halifa finds out .
of —————

Michael Cornelius

Iam; Raymond Semen of.
Peachland; Randy. Jamieson
of Victoria; Roger Kohut of
: Kelowna; Steve Labo of

‘Mounties are expensive

HALIFAX (CP) — Ever

"wonder what it costs to rent

iiiam
of Oyama; Charles Whitaker |:

of Armstrong; Ken Norris of
Surrey; ~ Gerald®: Sailor’ of *
Dawson City, Yukon; Phillip’
Smith of Saskatoon, Saskat-
chewan; Larry Campbell of
Winnipeg, Manitoba; . and

James Heaps of Regina, Sas
Katchowsn:

eae

81 grad class

-congratulated
by RCMP

2. Stanley Humphries Secon-
ary’ School 1981 graduates

i

a Mountie? .

* the city of Halifax is find-
ing out during .the police *
strike, as 40 ‘members of the
RCMP move ‘in ta help 80
officers . and ©: ion-commis-
‘sioned officers fill in for 196
‘patrolment' on atiks since
May 29. Gi

Up to Tuesday, their
wages alone totalled $169,200
partially ‘ offset by © the
$100,000 a week ‘not being
paid to the strikera.-

‘The cost is at ‘the rate of
$240 for a 12-hour shift,. or
$9,600 a day for 40 of them,
not ineluding living expdnses,

Hotel costs, at $35 a night, .

represent -nnother $1,000. a ©

‘day,or $17,000 from the atart
_ of.the-strike until Tuesday.

ROMP 1: total, The “Pocket allowance”

of. $31 daily’ for. individual
Mountiés represents another:
$21,080.

neral Harry}
1e city of Hali- 1.
fax has been notified in clear

thanked | the, terms that it will be billed for

concerned busi-
provided news
selina

Committee
told B.C.'s arts
need help
“YANCOUVER (CP) —.If

the |, government’ took the
money ‘used to buy one fight-

er plane and spent it on the -

arts, it would go a long way
toward alleviating the finan-
cia} problems of the arta in
British, Colum! :
That was the message de-
livered ‘ by several: organi-
zations presenting briefs to
the Federal Cultural..Policy
Review Committee meeting.
+ this .week.

Committee. Chairman
Louis" Applebaum ‘said the
, example has been used be-
' fore by ‘cultural groups pre-,"

pe ie the same example,”
Pe mrong -thoee with this -

point of view were members <

of the Vancouver: Profea-

tistic director of the Vancou-
ver Playhouse Theatre Com-
pany, said “artists must be

perceived. as first-class citi- .f

zens.”

| “The need for this com”
mittee shows the low esteem
in which artists are held,” he
- said, pointing cut.that many
actors in Canada live well
below the poverty level.

(the: services of | Mounties
« reught ip as a result of the

ce.
. 4 Tate tion: costs are
culate, but the
bran Hi for those as well,
It also may be billed for the

overtime put in by RCMP
officers .in detachments
around the province which
are being depeleted a send
men to Halifax,

Finance Minister ‘Joel
Matheson ‘of, Nova’ Scotia’
says that once the strike is,
over “we will have to: sit’
down with the city and dis-’
cuss all the possible argu.
ments about the cost of pro-
“viding, RCMP serviese.”

COSTS VAGUE ©
. ‘Other costs to the city” are
‘even more: difficult : to: cal-

HONEST.
PRICING

— "
SERVICE
KNOWLEDGE

culate, The city says “it-'ts
losing an estimated $50,000
weekly, or:-more: than

ad buyer |

* government eontin-

million more'than the No. 2

_ he, governmeht ” spput :.
ey a8 ralllionon advertising ‘.

«The . Ontario government t
mado the top 10’for the first ig

time, moving. up to the No. 6

pot, with: $17.78 millionsin
1980 from NO. 12 in 1979 and

with $9.66 million,

tingen Street, where ” ply-
wood ‘ erected ‘to replace

broken ‘windows or: protect *.

$200,000 since the strike ‘

atarted, in traffic fines.

A police work slowdown.
that preceded the strike cost
$25,000 weekly in lost ticket
revenue, the city, said at that
time.

Business esc are. even.

tougher ‘to figure but mer-
chants say: sales ‘have: suf-

fered, especially: along Got

EDMONTON (CP) — Dis-;

-eovery of cancer in patients.

with low’ cholesterol’ level

has prompted a visiting car-)
diologist at the ‘University of
Alberta to caution doctors ih

prescribing diets. °

Dr. Eliot Corday said that
16 ¢ serious studies iahow
high" indldontte ‘of “career
patients who have had a low.
cholesterol level for: several
years.

Educated at the University
of Alberta and now a resident
of Los Angeles, Corday, a
former president of the
‘American College: of Cardi-
ology, said the findings are.
“frightening.”

: Hesaid the findings, which’
have, not been © publishe
show a high rate of caticer,
among people on low-choles-"
terol diets: or those taking
cholesterol-lowering drugs,

s Cholesterol-free diets have
been recommended: to pati-:
ents with heart disease and
to thoso who, want to avoid

eart disease.

ear CAUSES CANCER
- But, nt. Corday said these.

cer. Ho ‘said -most of-

hired guard dogs, at $150 k
an eight-hour shift, or Priva

security officers.

Diets. cause cancer

Doctors cau

The. cardiologist : said he
does. not warn, eainat fan

makes its own” acpi} that © o
_ Per cent: comes’ from’. non-
‘foods.’

ocating
esterol-free diets, because wé

don’t: know yet. why there ‘is;-
an. increase in

in the’ ‘cancer.
rate.” °

steenuous exercise,
running anc
key to Toagovty, ‘Corday said

“no way.”

-He tlso sald it was’ once

believed. that. obese: people

‘Corday 'said | people’ who
are 10"per cent over -their
normal weight have a better
chance of longevity: than the
noe ‘or, underweight per-

But he pelloves “genetic

play ‘s-very strong role in’:
heart conditions, especially ”

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