WINNERS of the Award of Excellence were,
back, left to right, Ellen Fowler, Tiana
Popoff, Sandra Barisenkoff and Bill Zaytsoff.

boff and Elizabeth da Costa, Missing from
this picture are Katrina Edblad and Laurie
Nixon, — Castlegar News Photo

Front row, Teresa Plotnikoff, Margaret Holo-

QUARTER CENTURY of faithful service to
the government of Canada was recognized
tast week in a ceremony at the Castlegar
Post Office. Postmaster T. R. Deans and

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Affention W. K. Writers

The Kootenay ‘Community Printing Project
has received an OFY grant to collect and pub-
lish W. K. Creative Writing. If you wish
to submit any material, contact us at Selkirk
College in Room 8-16 or phone 365-3233.

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clerks Harry Saville and ‘Bill Leahy each
received 25 year pins.

— Castlegar News Photo

Silver Jubilee
Planned by Ca

phe “Castlegar “Phblic
vc? poate ES

7 Wbrary ttusteds
cordial invitation to the pu-

blic to join in celebrating
the 25th year of the librar-
y’s operation.

There will be an open
house on Sat., June 17, from
205 pan. with a number
of events planned to make
the occasion a memorable
one,

The anniv cake
will be cut. Ten free mem-
berships will be given to
out-of-town residents,

The winners of the
poster contest will, be an-

from grades 1 to 7. C
prizes will be awarded.
A pictorial and written

available to borrowers.

An amnesty for all fin-
es has been declared from
June 3 through to June 17.
Special i

Awards fo Twin Rivers School
For Student Physical Fitness

For the second consec-
utive year, the students of
Twin “Rivers School have
tested themselves against
the standards of the Canada
Fitness program.

These national standards
were sct two

Anyone achleving a 95
per cent average thereby
obtained results that were
better than 95 per cent of
all those pupils of the same
age and sex that were test-
ed.

The fitness program con-
sists of six events that test
the strength and stamina of
various parts of the body.
They are one minute speed
sit-ups for strength and en-
durance of abdominal-musc-
Jes; standing broad jump
for explosive muscle power
of leg extensors; shuttle run
for speed and agility; flex-
ed arm hang for arm and
shoulder girdle strength; 50
yard run for speed and 300

ard run for efficiency of

lungs and blood system.

Four awards have been
established for students,
that is the Award of Excel-
lence for any boy or girl
who reaches the 95 per cent

t
level in all six tests the ©

Gold Crest for anyone who
averages 95 per cent on
four tests; the Silver Crest
for anyone who averages be-
tween 80 and 95 per cent;
the Bronze Crest for anyone
«who averages between 55
per cent and 79 per cent.

Nine Twin Rivers stu-
dents qualified for the
Award of Excellence by pro-
ving that they are in the
top five per cent of all Ca-
nadian students of their age’
in fitness, These winners
were: Sandra Barisenkoff,
Katarina Edblad, Ellen Fow-
ler, Teresa Plotnikoff, Tiana
Popoff, Laura Nixon, Eliza-
beth da Costa, Margaret

Celebration
stlegar Library

“podk mats will also be dis!

‘tributed. “7:

Refreshments will . be-
served. Plan now to drop in
and celebrate with us.

CANCER
FACTS

There continues to be
an alarming increase in the
num of cases of lung
cancer in Canada, Unfortun-
ately, this is. one of the
most difficult forms of can-
cer to cure, fatal in 95 per
cent-of cases.

In 1937, when Canada’s
population was about i1,-
600,000, there were 267
deaths from lung cancer in
men and 110 deaths from

By -
creased to 3,700 deaths in
men and 618 in women, al-
though the population had
only doubled. This huge
rise lonely parallels the

Highway Draggers
Warmed by Police
On Danger Threat

Drag racers who work -

out near the weigh scales
in Ootischenia are warned

e
to ‘cease and desist” by the
Castlegar b

con-
sumption.

@ These lung cancer
deaths occurred almost en-
tirely in cigarette smokers,

@ Death rates increase

in direct proportion to the .

number of cigarettes smok-
ed. 5
lution by

Holoboff und Bill Zaytsoff.
Forty-one students stay-
ed In the top five per cent
of at least four events and
qualified for the Gold Crest,
These winners were: Patric
ia McKay, Glorla Plotnikoff,
Karen Walter, Marianne Co-
hen, Lorna Godberson, Lisa

Kofod, Susan Shmoorkoff, °

Linda Lepage, Conrad Pry-
ce, Eddie Rilkoff, Bill Van
Yzerloo, Ian Stewart, Rob
Keller, Jim Killman, Alan
Conroy, John Filipchuk, Dan
Khadikin, Sheila McKinnon,
Mark Meyer, Greg Moroso,
Lori Pacholzuk, Kim Ware-

ga, Irene West, Lorne
Zaytsoff, Anna Marie Fran-
co, Erin Hall, Maria Melo,
Susanne Mohn, Anne Lou!
Robinson, Kathy  Zebert,
Patrick Dermody, Angela
Walter, Leslie Arishenkoff,
Curt Horning, Doug Lindow,
Sharon Plotnikoff.

There were 87 students
who qualified for the Silver
Crest by averaging in the
top 20 per cent of all Cana-
dian students tested in their
age groups. A further 50
pupils earned the Bronze
“Crest making a total of 187
pupils who demonstrated a
level of fitness greater than
most pupils across Canada,

Ly

The appointments of J.
A. Drennan as manager of
resources and J, S. McKay
‘as. manager of operations
have been announced by J.
D. McMynn, general manag-
er of West Kootenay Pow-
er.

Mr. Drennan will be re-
sponsible for managing the
power resources of the

‘company and for the oper-
ation and maintenance of
the generating plants. His
responsibilities will also in-
elude customer sales, exten-
sion of service to customers,
rates, public and industrial
relations.

2 Malt
onsible for design and en-
a of facil-

e@ Air
itself does not cause lung
-cancer, though it may fur-
ther increase the risk in

of the
RCMP.

and. patrols are watching for

fenders.
y t out this strip
& public highway
and drag racing is danger-
ous to the drivers as well

as to others.

Dog Poisoning
Complaints
From Blueberry

: Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police have asked resid-
ents of Blueberry Creek ar-
ea to watch for people
throwing material. out of
cars that might confain

~ polsoned food.

Several complaints have
been received of dog pois-
onings ‘in- the area.

Police said it was diffi-
cult to establish whether. the
dogs had been eating scraps
from compost — heaps
which poison had been ad-
ded to put down rodents, or
whether. there was a dog
poisoner loose.

ities and for construction,
operation and maintenance
of transmission and distribu-
tion systems.

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US. Lecturer
George Emery
Speaks Sunday

George Emery has em-
erged a8 a leading speaker
on the American lecture
platform, representing a

ch to society's

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by
and

program

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ie Emery
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Mr. Emery has offered al-
ternatives to drugs to youth
on high school and college
campuses, as well as assist-
ed adults in coming to know
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International Field Repre-
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, headquarters located
near Loveland, Colorado.
Emery's “Ontology” of-
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att antl ce ciend
len. intelligence, en
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all problems, personal and
feneral may be solved, and
at peace may be establish
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LADIES
GOLF

By Jean Wickett

With ‘a putt here and

@ putt there, 19 ladies put-

ted th

best putter competition on
fo we } i

Witners were: Louise

Ferguson, Marge Allingham, -

Jean Taylor and Mary Per-
ehudoff.

A fair number of ladies
were away to the Trail Lad-
ies’ Open at Bir se

Next week is our own
Open. Let’s hope the wea-
therman is agreeable and
we have a good number of
entries.

Wego Drow op ou Peadaa

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Take notice that, pursuant to Section 14 of the Pollution Control Act,
1967 the Director of the Pollution Control Branch will hold a public
inquiry commencing at 9:30 am. on November 7, 1972 at the Christian
Education Centre, 421 St. Paul Street, Kamloops, British Columbia.

The Inquiry is being held to consider the technical matters bearing upon
and to determine the measures which must be adopted by the food

i as well as those remain-

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subject of such an Inquiry, for the control of discharges to water and/or
land and/or air to satisfactorily ensure that pollution will not be caused
in accordance with the Pollution Control Act, 1967. i

Written submissions are to be received by the undersigned (in ten copies)
on, or: before September 15, 1972, and are invited from persons or
organizations proposing to attend this Inquiry.

As provided in the Pollution.Control Act, 1967, the Director will de-
termine his own procedures for the Inquiry and this may require giving

_ of additional evidence under oath by anyone who has made a submis-
sion in accordance with this Notice. Only evidence pertaining to matters
of a technical nature relevant to the inquiry and falling within the intent
of the Pollution Control Act, 1967 may be presented at the Inquiry.

Dated: May 19, 1972

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procedures to assist interested parties in the preparation and submission
of briefs for the Inquiry is available upon request from the undersigned.

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