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*You must have first year
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News
The Kinnaird Village Com-
hich works

wi
to beautify the Village of Kin-
naird, co-operated recently with
the Castlegar district School
Board in painting of the bus
shelters. With paint donated by
the village, the board workmen
painted the shelters, but no
sooner was the work finished
than. it
with scrawlings and drawings.
rr
The Castlegar District Teach-
ers’ Association held its last din-
ner meeting of the year last
Thursday at the Legion hall
with Mr. J. Charters in the chair
and Mr. Parsons, principal of
the Salmo elementary school,
geographical rep-
resentative of the West Koote-
nay District Teachers’ Council
as honoured guest.

25 YEARS AGO
From the June 29, 1966
Castlegar News
A special meeting of Kinnaird
council will be held on Tuesday
to give fourth and final reading
to the new village zoning bylaw.
Before the meeting at the vil-
lage office, which is open to resi-
dents, commissioners will
inspect the site of the proposed
McGauley Cement Co. opera-

SHSS band teacher Lorren Culley presents Dave
Junior band student during the satoore

tion. The firm’s i for
rezoning to allow the operation
will probably be decided at the
meeting.

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A diamond-back rattlesnake,
blessed with two rattles, was
found by workers at the Arrow
damsite last Thursday.

They made their discovery
while working on a pile of lum-
ber and called shop foreman
William D. Love to identify it.
After he told them it was a rat-
tler, they killed it.

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The board of school trustees
of School District No. 9 has
approved the conciliation board’s
majority report concerning

er ar

ded i ‘
ng: to
approximatley 10 per cent.

15 YEARS AGO
From the July 2, 1976
News

“And the new Miss Castl

23 and released at Tuesday
night's council meeting:

lots next to

is ..Joann Wabisca!” These were
the words that proclaimed the
17-year-old Stanley Humphries

the library parking lot are not
for sale and a long lease agree-

CasNews file photo

Popoft with the irene Gallo Award for the odtstanding
awards ceremony five years ago this week.

competition were: Castlegar 666

points; Trail 595 points; Colville

153 points; Nelson 150 points,

and Beaver Valley 144 points.

5 YEARS AGO

From the June 29, 1986

The Ministry of Education’s
ditation team luating

Stan), vi, a

ment at a price was

graduate as C: 's ng
queen for the 1976-77 term,
from amongst seven other lovely
candidates at the Miss Castlegar
Pageant.
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Parking in downtown Castle-
gar has been a continuous prob-
lem. One which has been given
considerable attention by coun-
cil

salaries for d r
staff.
The conciliation board recom-

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A jubilant Aquanaut speed
swim team returned from the
first swim meet of the season
after handily winning the com-

y Hi y
school has given the school a
passing grade.

But the Castlegar high school
‘has slipped from the perfect
score it received in its last

Petition held at the Nelson
Aquatic Centre last weekend.
Teams were entered from
Castl . Trail, Nelson,
Colville, Wash., and Beaver Val-
ley, with 250 swimmers partici-
Pating.

Team standings after the

six year ago.
oe

Ninety-nine women from
Castlegar, Nelson, Trail, Salmo
and Creston competed June 24
in the Catlegar Ladies’ Open.

Low gross winner and winner
of the tournament was Ruth
Trickey, who shot an 88.

Maps lead way to
gold-mining sites

New geochemical data on
gold, silver and 30 other metals
in southeastern British
Columbia were released Thurs-
day in Nelson and Vancouver,
Energy and Mines Minister Jack
Weisgerber 4

Over 90 sites were identified
in the survey area to contain
gold concentrations greater than
100 parts per billion and three
samples returned over 1,000
parts per billion gold.

“Release of these maps will
help mining companies locate
fareas of high mi 1 ial

sample sites. Those sites cover
100,000 square kilometres of
southeastern B.C., from the
Alberta border to Lake Okana-
gan, the release said.

Samples of sediment and
water were collected and anal-
ysed for gold, silver, copper,
lead, iron and zinc among other
metals. Data is available on
maps and floppy diskettes.

Regional geochemical surveys
have been ongoing since 1976.
To date, 65 per cent of British
Columbia has been covered.
Geochemical surveying of the

and will also provide an exten-
sive geochemical database for
environmental studies and land
use assessments,” Weisgerber
said in a news release.

“Areas showing high gold con-
centrations are sure to spark fol-
low-up daim staking and explo-
ration by. prospectors.”

The release was set for 9 a.m.
at the 's district office in
Nelson and simultaneously at
the B.C. and Yukon Chamber of
Mines’ office in Vancouver.

Unprecedented in size,'this
release will provide explo-
rationists and other geoscien-
tists with the “formidable task”
of assessing over 600,000 analyt-
ical results from about 8,000

Province will continue in south
central B.C. this summer in the
Mt. Waddington area, the
release said.

A new geological map cover-
ing an area from Nelson in the
northeast to Rossland in the
southwest will also be available.
This map, updated for the first
time in several years, covers an
pine of approximately 1,000 8q.

It incorporates recent min-
istry mapping of the old Ross-
land gold camp, one of the
largest historical lode gold
camps in B.C., as well as the
Salmo lead-zinc camp and Sheep
bog gold camps, the release
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Selkirk College
honors 53 with
merit awards

Selkirk Coilege honored 53
employees with merit and long-
service awards at a dinner held
May 30 at the Fireside Inn in
Castlegar.

Barry Jackson, director of
personnel and industrial rela-
tions, emceed the occasion while
college president Leo Perra
delivered greetings on behalf of
the college.

College board chairman Eliz-
abeth Fleet assisted in the pre-
sentation of awards.

“Of all the events of the col-
lege year, the recognition dinner
for employees is my favorite,”
she said in her opening com-
ments. She thanked the hon-

John Mansbridge, librarian,
John Peregrym, mathematics
instructor, Bob Shepherd,
instructional assistant in physi-
cal sciences, and Don Wilson,
English instructor.

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or supervisor, were presented to
Petra Price, cafeteria clerk at
the Nelson campus, Arlene Dow,
accounting clerk, Pat Roderick,
maintenance supervisor, Noella
Desaulniers, payroll clerk, Joce-
lyn Heighton, admissions clerk,
Ron Stinson, transitional train-
ing instructor, Gerry Ehman,
Open Learning Centre coordina-
tor, Philomena Archambault,
h oordi . Denise

orees for their dedi and
service to the college.

Long-service awards were
Presented to 20-year veterans
Margaret Dolan, admissions offi-
cer at the Nelson campus, Mil-
dred Umbarger, practical nurs-
ing instructor, Wayne Chernoff,
head of the electronics engineer-
ing technology program, Harry
Jukes, chemistry instructor, and
Larry Brown, economics instruc-
tor.

Umbarger, who is retiring
this year, was acknowledged for
her 20 years with the college.

As Selkirk College celebrates
its 25th anniversary, 14 charter
faculty members received their
recognition for 25 years of ser-
vice to the college. Some have
even longer service records since
they originally began working
for the B.C. Vocational School at
Nelson in 1964, before there was
a Selkirk College.

Acknowledged were Bruno

dski at the

ry ct
Chernoff, continuing education
coordinator, Jim Knecht, com-
puter centre instructional assis-
tant, Linda Bolechowsky, com-
puter centre instructional assis-
tant, Ab Dunn, counsellor, Bill
Sloan, Canadian studies instruc-
tor, Walter Volovsek, biology
instructional a:
Wilkinson, En; h instructor,
Pat Jacklin, Castlegar campus
manager, Tony Be:

skills instructor, Heather
Nursey, word-processing clerk,
Lynne Lalonde, personnel assis-
tant, Kate Enewold, library
clerk, Judy Laret, library clerk,
Cyndi McLeod, tourism depart-
ment head, Dan Neil, audio-
visual technician, Marg Pooha-
choff, executive secretary, and
for the consecutive year,
awards went to Kathy Markin,
admissions clerk, Lil Zibin,
duplicating clerk, and Gordon
Gibson, wildland recreation

Nelson campus, Vi Huston, cafe-
teria manager, Roy Crutchley,
head of the machinist-mill-
wright training department,

Adams, head of the renew-
able resource technology and
environmental sciences depart-

Caught off guard was Perra
who was surprised to receive a
merit award on the recommen-
dation of a faculty member.

Also recognized at the event
were this year’s SCOPE award
winners Sally Willis and Rob
Joh of the athletics and

ment, John B: math-
ematics instructor, Bruce Rom-
ney, mathematics instructor,
Werner Schulz, head of the
mathematics and physical sci-
ences department, Darshan

hri, mathematics instructor,
Don Jones, mathematics
instructor, David J.G. Jones,
computer science instructor,

campus recreation department,
Ron Welwood, librarian, and
John Rowell, instructor of phi-
losophy and English.

The Merit Award recipients
received engraved plaques,
while those honored with long-
service awards received a plaque
and a college lapel pin.

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