CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 8, 1976

One of the first actions of
the newly-elected Selkirk Fac-
ulty Associstion’ has been to
seek clarification on how Sel-
kirk College will fit Into the
changing role of Notre Dame
University.

In a letter to Education
Minister Pat McGeer, the asso-
ciation says it doesn't want to
“choose sides” In the contro-
versy, but it is concerned at the
announcement by the B.C.
Universities Council that Sel-
kirk “will be responsible for
providing first- and second-year
university courses at Nelson.”

Selkirk Faculty Association

Wants Selkirk’s Role to be Clar ified

mandated,” says the association
in a letter signed by president
Bruce Ketchum, “to have juris-
diction over first- and second-
year. univeralty Instruction
within the college region, and
has developed integrated pro-
grams over a 10-year perlod to
meet those objectives,

“Other community colleges
in B.C, with a limited popula-
tion base are not required to
compete for second-year stu-
dents within thelr own region,
and we request the same
treatment.

“Otherwise, the viability of

ened, particularly when it is
recognized that first- and se-
cond-year courses are largely
interdependent."

Local Court.News

The letter asks
the minlater to clarify the
position of Selkirk College “in
the delivery of post-secondary
education in the Weat Koote-
nay.”

In provinelal court Tues-
day Alan Fodor pleaded guilty
toa charge of being minor in
possession of dauee: He wan
fined $35.

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Talett "preva President Bruce Ketchum, salary and benefits
committee chairman Gerry Ehman, member-attarge Dennis
Holden and treasurer Peter Wood.

as reeks
FACULTY ASSOCIATION : at 1 Selkirk College” receady
elected its executive for the 1976-77 term of office. They are,
left to right, secretary Dick Anderson, vice-president Richard

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use of explosives and artillery
for this type of work, was
asked to evaluate the Salmo-
Creston avalanche problem and
recommend the type of ‘aval-
anche control most suitable.

He recommended the Ava-
launcher system, a compressed
nitrogen gas gun which propels
charges up to 2,000 yards safely
and elteevely

quired. The Avalauncher has
been operated successfully at
Kootenay Pass this winter for
Both visual and blind firing.

In addition, several long
term measures including iad
estation, cutting back through-
cuts; and cost-benefit analysis
of avalanche control methods
such as highway relocation and

mentation. The 16 months since
the completion of the Task
Force report is not an adequate
time period in which to com-
plete such studies,

Alter a careful investiga.

. tlon and review of the events
leading up to the avalanche
which was responsible for the
recent fatalities, I am ae
that the di

of high-
ways ne endorsing | Wilson's

were
for study. .The Task Force

sytem
will be expanded in 1976 when

that these types of
control measures involve the

gu
can be constructed and three
additional Avalaunchers ac-

of millions of dol-
lars and require detailed study
before final selection and imple-

cedures for avalanche contrelat at
Kootenay Pass were being
implemented for the most part
in accordance with the recom-
mendations of the Avalanche

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Third in Provincial Piay-Ofts

By Tillie Verigin

Castlegar. Midget Reps
placed third in the provinelal
play-offs held in Quesnel last
week, losing only two of the
seven games played,

One of their losses was to
the first-place Kamloops team
and their other game ‘was lost
to second-place Burnaby Win-
ter Club.

The local squad brought
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Brueo Ritekie Memarial Cup for
the Midget Championship of
the Kootenays, by defeating
Kimberley 7 .- 3 in a hard-
fought game. This trophy was
first presented in 1939 and this
is the first time ever for a
Castlegar team to bring it
home,

Our boys were a very
popular bunch ‘in Quesnel.
Their good behavior and fine
attitude has brought them
much praise from opposing
teams and tournament officials.

A reporter from the Ques-
nel radio station had severely
eri the lack of respect,
foul language, and disrespect.
for coaches and referees dis-
played by the Burnaby Winter
Club.

All teams exchanged sou-
venira and our team wishes to
express its appreciation to our
donors, namely; the Ladies’.

4 the Rothes Kloset and all of the.
sponsors‘ of our reports from
Quesnel,

The Castlegar Midget Rep
team had John Bozek as coach,
Doug MacKinnon as manager
and Gale MacKinnon as trainer.

We are pleased to report
that our manager, Doug Mac-
Kinnon, who was unable to
travel with the team, was well
represented by his son, Mascot
Stacey MacKinnon,

Qne of our boys, Perry
Klit, had the misfortune of
becoming very ill and had
surgery in Quesnel on the first

day of the play-offs. He is now ©

home and steadily improving.
ee ee

Gamel

Burnaby Winter Club 12,
Castlegar 6.

‘Scoring for Castlegar were
Bermel, Pace, Tassone (2),
MacKinnon and Yule. Assists
were made by Yule (8), Pace

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gin, Bozek and Kirby, In goal
was McMullen.

i End of first period—Bur-
naby 8, Castlegar 0; end of
second period—Burnaby 9,
Castlegar 4; end of third
pesiod Burnaby, 12, Castlegar

* Penalties: Castlegar 10,
Burnaby 20. (Two game mis-
conducts in the first period
went to Captain Neeld and
Assistant MacLeod of Bur-
naby.} 5
; Game2

Castlegar.7, Kimberley 3.

‘> Goals were scored by Yule
(2), Kirby (2), Bozek, Oedkoff

a goal War PraeAatE

Assists went to Pace (2),
Tassone, Nazaroff, Verigin,
Bermel, Varabioff and Mac-
Kinnon,

In goal was McMullen.

Penalties: Castlegar 7,
Kimberley 9,

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Castlegar 11,
George 7.

Prince

Goals were scored by Yule
(4), Bozek (2), Pace (2), Kirby
(2) and Verigin.

Assists were made by Pace
(3), Nazaroff (2), Kirby (2),
‘Tassone (2), Bozek, Verigin and
Rilkoff.

In goal were McMullen and
Plotnikoff.
| Penalties: Castlegar 7, Pr.
George 8, ‘

Game4d
Kamloops 11, Castlegar 3.
Goals were scored by Pace
(2) and Yule.
‘Two assists wont to Veri-

In goal was McMullen.
Penalties: Castlegar 14,
Kamloops 14.

Goals were scored by Yule
(4), Kirby, Verigin, Pace and
Borek,

were made b;
‘Tassone (2), Verigin (2), Nazar-
off, Rilkoff, Bozek, Yule, Pace,
Kirby, Varabioff anid MacKin-
non,

i Penalties Castlegar &, Oak
"the score at the end of the ,

first period was Castlegar 3,
Oak Bay 1. Score at the end of

at 17.20 and Yule came through

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Verigin with 1.16 remaining in
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_ Game
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‘Tassone {2}, Kirby (2), MacKin-
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In seal were McMullen and
Plotnikoff.

Penalties: Castlegar 8,
Vanderhoof 7,

Final:

Standings

1. Kamloops—14 pts; 2,
Burnaby Winter, Club—12 pta;
9. Castlegar—10 pts.; 4.. Kim:
berley—6 pts.; 5. Pr. George—
5 pts; 6. Oak Bay—4 pts: 7.
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