12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., May 16, 1968

SCORES of people attended

held Sunday morning at Lemon Creek
south of Slocan City to raise money for
éhe Slocan Curling Club. Many of those in

the Pie Shoot
slastic about

attendance made it a family affair bringing

success of the

Castlegar parent
group pi Rangers, ‘Guides 2 and
Brownies its annual

g | Mother's day tea on Saturda:

\all their children aid Picnic lunches. Or-
ganizers of the shoot are reported enthu-

theres response and the evident
— ” Castlegar News Photo

co-convenor.
The hall looked festive

and fc
on either side with
tender  {ellow stapers tapers in sil-
ver holders, and silver tea
and coffee urns,
Tea stables were center-
ed with low arrangements of

First Class Graduaies
From Selkirk College

After two years of hist-
ory: making operation, Selkirk
College again made history
last Saturday as the institu-
tion’s first class graduated.

Reminiscences of the

Guest: ‘speaker Dean Rob-

acting president} vince.
of now now they are

ert Wallace,
clect of the "University of Vi
declared: “ area of
fra a challenge to David

Thompson, who first came
here. It offered a challenge
to those who came after him
and this is still so.”

ie making of history
by explorers such as Thomp-

in Wallace headed an
impressive list of visiting dig-

Brothers, Rossland-Trail
iter of mines end
etroleutn Resourc

son should not b

‘homas Aquinas, poset ies of

I
itaries, including Donalds

Saaties mad apple blossoms.
The First Castlegar guide

com] sold .. homemade

ly and popcorn.

munittees

were: bake table, Mrs.

Scheelar and Mrs. B, Schmoor.

off assisted ie

Burnham, Ja:

The door prize, ‘an African

v. | violet, aise? won by Mrs. EsiNed

Roberts of Woodland

in the Scout hall. It was 3 *
vent,

ANDY SOLES, College at was master of ceremonies
for the graduation held last Saturday at Selkirk College.

isted | Mr. Soles spoke of the difficulty-fraught beginning of the

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_ Castlegar News Photo

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ser University; John Welton,
chairman of the Selkirk
College ¢ council and Canon H.
Barrett, who gave the in-
of 46 students

nology, forestry teencioay

plied arts, business and com.
mercial; peace: ractice.

with
estimated “stendance of 500,
was held outdoors on
lawn in front of the main en-
trance. ees
This location is quite al-
poo crane Sunny weather | er

rincipal An
Stic 3 said but would be less
enjoyable, were it to be rainy
on. graduation day.
Within Evo or. three years

the side of the “new

ren pemiigance causing death
after an accident near the new
Kinnaird bridge carly Sunday

v-
in a fatal accident, a near-
Seaton collision, at about 2
aim. an Selkirk College

oe ead as a result of the
accident is 21-year-old Cath-

‘Vancouver.

Jensen’s German-
made compact car was demol-
ished in the accident, which
took place only minutes after

however, with a warm sun
ing tempered by a light
eaeceny aah

es ani er pre-
parations to the actual award-
ing o£ diplomas were short

and info: entire
ceremony took just one hour.

Assisting College council

J. E. Fletcher in
presenting : diplomas was Dr.

Rowland Grant, dean of stu-
dies.

After this, a reception
was held in the College
jounee:

arts and

nology students made up the

raduation is achieved
atten two years of attendance
Selkirk, Students then

Dame in Nelson, or they seek

employment in their chosen
field, depending on whether
they graduated in technology

two years, has been

be. | Hcality in

she left.a dance for
her cousin, the former Terri

versatility of course planning.

Courses are designed to
provide ae maximum of prac-

was provided by the. Sellurk
Colleze Community § Band, un-
direction

processi
to the “platform by the Cal-

happen
curve ji past the the
from an ‘Association 0 of turning |r

George Cady Charged
With Criminal Negligence

Fae Geo Cady of wantiold McLeod of
ae with crim-

enay-) Boundary,

Municipalities
convention in Nelson when
the accident occurred.

Police sald a reliminary
in the calo has been

°M'an accident of lesser ex-
tent had occurred at the corn-
thin 24 hours of the

er wil
fatal accident.

erme aura Jensen of North| @

lege Pipers.
oe ae Soles emceed the

Those ‘graduating were:
ance

A total of 35
sciences students ‘and 11 tech- | 8274

tebe al

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~ We Join in Extending Best Wishes to All Graduates

R. E. Goulet

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= CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, May 23, 1968

se nepali ce service and a

gabe

Area ‘Hen Sabirday’ and: the
Plan: was dein

ts of a referendum|

tejected ‘in

with the. garbage
Fropongl by. a count of 8 in Hake,

Creek.
In Area: Ch ‘faced. only aca

accepted ° th

4 bage eure or nd

etter of apo! ‘nto

and; Mayor:
a He b Hs heard the reading ota I
= from principal, 5

be writen to the pring pal of
sn by the town of Cane

was ordered
written pp Tuceday "after ay

din his

niong | Of the, feck Broper

_ S30 80, foe, wide, 290 6t, long. and 100 feetshigh, Tis,

- Economies Survey
"Gets Underway
By Government

. In Area & CKRD

‘Pwo economists fora: the |

provincial: department of -in-
dustrial. development, . trade
and commerce ‘are presently

in the Castlegar-Kinnaird area |’. #

conducting an. economic -sur-
vey.
>. -Rossland-Trail: MLA Don
Brothers told .the Castlegar
Nowe Tuesday that the two,

GR: Knight and P.
A. A. Cook —-are® conducting
the survey of the area encom-

passed by the Central Kooten- xates.

ay Regional ;
= . He ‘said the purpose ar

ig the precise amount }*
Of benefit derived from a eon: rn

a-10 per cent
purchases: amade in the Cast-
legar-Kinnaird area:
«Rotary. “me: would
bei given a ae which would
ite |} official “indication
Rotaty ‘del

. dows!
‘| §“Pve-never ‘been approa
ed. on it (before its cussion

ecard was" ‘the meetin;
ee bettas ‘ba alia ‘to offer | the

sented, at teala entitle Whe would be
holder ‘to ‘th

fe can offer'a discount |

gals to sJocal. people
or;;éale 2
: This

5 H
an accusation level-|. ,
sta

‘This educational. day in
the: woods is made ible

thorough review of campfire

‘The subject Tree Struc-
ture and Growth, with two
i level

in. |{0m: Kootenay Forest Pro-

ry Associat
Southern Interior," C:
Chic) “will coordin-

Gray,
activities of ‘the out-|!
camroom:s by

|| ducts.-in ‘Nelson, will cover

the main parts of the trees
and what makes it grow. The
lesson, conducted under. the

[will inchade: forest five peer

oh. | any,

to everyone, not:just,

have been advised of. the j

shady and have offered their

” Set for June 3
} 22The: ‘annual blood donor
‘clinic is be: hel

yy. acide! no a Peel
ry workiat it

“Castlegar “achic
the same thing but It must

be done by: ettort anda

rallies;-Mr. “Burgess is an engineer -at: Celgar.:
— Castlegar News Photo

‘to;-Vancouver ‘and

| notable ‘is the accomplishment. of’ his 16+
Penny,‘ who: took -fourth: place in: the:same. competition.

During the tree indentifi-
cation course the students
will be taken around the ed-
Jucation~ training area’ and
“shown the different trees and
how to distinguish
them. Also, the principal us-
‘es of each species will be ex-

fee plained. ‘This ‘will. be taught

B.C. REPRESENTATIVE in national safi
= | tions ‘this: summer. ug:

won the right to represent B.C. when he took
in’ provincial finals ‘last ‘weekend ‘in Vancouver.:' His “fare

first place

iry Sawmills in Trail and Doug
‘Sandner of

iE
He

Company, Cascade.
The water rights branch

i

there: were handled by|P*©

expenses while
the Trail: J.C.s and New .Denver-Silverton Kinsmen. Doug
holds : the: Imperial Oil trophy, - left, and. the. J.C. trophy,
emblematic, of his success in th

e driving competitions. Also
year-old ‘sister,

_ Castlegar News Photo

‘promotions are but a few of

the ways in

adian ‘Association ‘of
B.C. is endeat to pre-
vent forest fires educate
.{the public to

look after our
in