good results, is a hobby of J. Donald Jones
of 750 South Woodland, Castlegar. A
physics instructor at Selkirk College, Mr.
Jones built his telescope completely open.

shaving mirror’ which has a slight concave

SHOOTING THE MOON with surprisingly

It consists of what he calls a “high class

and a prism. Mr. Jones is shown mounting

his 35 mm camera with its single lense
reflex.. The photo of the moon was taken
with this telescope and a tele converter
which enlarges the original image three
times in size, Mr. Jones said he received his
inspiration for this type of photography
from Selkirk College’s telescope.

— Castlegar News Photo

Magistrate Without Jury Hears
Case of Criminal Negligence

30 when his car
head-on with an-

passe
the

Mr. Postnikoff is
charged with causing death
by criminal negligence.

He is also charged with
impaired driving.

The accident occurred
between 11.50 p.m. April 29
and 12.10 am. April 30,
court was told.

Laurie Gordon, now a
student at University of Al-
berta, Calgary, and at the
time an RCMP constable in
the Crescent Valley detach-
ment testified that the head-
on crash occurred in the
south-bound lane of High-
bed 6, just south of Slocan

‘The! accused's car was
facing north and the car in
which Miss Verigin was rid-
ing was facing south he

This led him to con-
clude that the accused was
frovelling north at the time,

ie

id.

Mr. Gordon said the ac-
eused told him shortly af-
ter the accident that he was
about to make a left turn
off the highway and got
confused by the centre-line
of the former highway,

«which swung off toward the

He sald Mr. Postnikoff
signed a consent form and
the blood sample was ‘sub-
sequently taken and sont to
the RCMP crime detection
laboratory in Vancouver.

- Referring to what the
accused had told him about
the old
ines, Mr, Gor
could be confus!

ed at the scene, Alice Ver-
igin was in the front
passenger seat, which was
pushed forward so that the
back to

das)

He assisted in

are

Kinnaird Council Briefs

ic

Kinnaird
being urged by its town
council to take the respon-
sibility of trimmin, ree
limbs which threaten to
come in contact with power

An uiry to West
Kootenay Power on recen'
ower failures has resulted
council being
these failures are due to
outauesy which Soeur when
roperty owners’ trees come
4 contact with the wires.
Council feels the prob-

take the necessary
trim their trees
further power failures.

ee Busines the
re ion of M. R. eB
as a member of the Advis-
ory planning commission
was accepted,

Public works

provincial gi
wildlife authorities are wor-
rled Rar Habiliti

offered by the Park, was received. and fil-

t but ed, wi the Little Peopl-
e's Nursery, which appears
to need no further actlon,
was deleted from the agen-

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her and the other passeng-
ers from the car.
filliam Charles Ritch-
ot, 18, of Kelowna testified
that he was dri the oth-
d just start-
lng. about 20. mph.
were ig about 20 mph,
"Shortly after we were on
the road (highway) I saw a
set of headlights and heard
someone scream.”

He testified that he
red: a broken leg and
is facial bones were
ua in thea neciaent He
‘o have plastic sunge!
is whole face, as
Catherine Richot, 16, of
Kelowna said she broke her
left shoulder, jaw bone,
cheek bone and fractured a
bone under her left eye in
the accident.

d the

Curt W
Bob Brandson Memorial

Pool was now winterized

5 for $1

the ball Te-

has been

rtion of the

Marathon land with the as-
sistance of welfare help.

ressed

foot ilitles of the high-
spon les of the °
ways department.

The dog problem ap-
pears to be easing some-
what but bear continue to
cause alarm.

Mayor Colin Maddocks
stated he would like to see
some financial support and

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left rear of the accident

scene.

Mr. Gordon said the ac-
cused told him he then re-
alized he was on the wrong
side of the highway . but

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SELKIRK COLLEGE

Department of Biological Sciences
Credit Courses for Home Study — Start Anytime!

Phone or Write: Dr. B. E. C. Fraser
Chairman — Department of Biological
Sciences, Selkirk College, Box 1200,
CASTLEGAR, B.C. *
365-7292 of 365-6510

Mr, P. D, Ommundsen
Department of Biological Sciences
Selkirk College, Box 1200
CASTLEGAR, B.C, — 365-7292.

Three courses are now available to you in modu-
lar form which allows you to study them at home
and at your own rate. The courses are fully trans-
ferable to the British Columbia Universities if you
take them for credit, but are also available in an
interest option with plenty of room to pursue your
special will visit stud in
tlying areas for H and ltatic

102 - 3 Human Ecology
Instructor: Mr. P, Ommundsen
- A course for students not intending to major in
science, dealing with the interaction of man and
his environment, and the major ecological pro-
blems of populati ni i I pol-
lution. {no previous Biology required).

103 - 3 Human Evolution g
Instructor: Mr. P, Ommundsen
A course for students not intending to major in
science, dealing with the principles of genetics
and evoluton as related to man and society. The
course includes consideration of genetic tf
ing and the technological manipulation of the
nature of man, prediction of family inheri

thought he’ could stay on
the wrong side until reach-
ing the point where he was
to turn left, The turm was

he detected the odor of al-
coho! on his breath. :

Festival Concert Society Offer

Festival Concert Socie-
ty (formerly Jeunesses Mus-
icales of B.C.) has announc
ed an anded series for
the 72-73 season. Five con-
certs are scheduled which
will feature Mark Westcott,
American pi Pacific
Salt ‘Jazz Sextet, currently
receiving enthusiastic re-
views in West Coast pap-
ers; the Orion Trio, Lond-
oi; a proup composed of
two outstanding Yugoslavi-
an singers and a Malaysian
pianist; and to conclude
the season, the Anna Wy-
man dancers — a creative,
conlemberery dance ensem-

le. :

The same concerts will
be presented to students
and faculty of Selkirk Col-
lege in the informal setting
of the students’ lounge.

Town of Castlegar
Completes 1972
Blacktop Program

blacktop-

iece
a section on

‘across from the town office
is expected’ to be poured
next week.

We Serve. You First

INSURANCE

r
: personalized

prenatal di geneite ig
origin of life on earth, and the volution of man.
(no previous Biology required).

200 - 3 Principles of Ecology

Instructor: Dr. B. Fraser
Energy flow, mineral cycling, population dyna-
mics, and natural communities: the operating prin-
ciples of spaceship earth. Applied topics include
the modern probl of the popul plosi
resource depletion, and pollution. The transfer
credit. option will emphasize investigation and
scientific principles, while the interest option
will emphasize a-broad range of applied ecology
problems suited to the individual,

service
on all classes
‘2 FIR

2 FIRE
AUTOMOBILE

LABILITY
BONDS

see
Hugh Nicol
at

ANDERSON.
AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C.

. Five Concerts this Season

‘A> ful’ information
campaign will be undertak-
en th, Ni

be available from members
of the committee.

Two other changes wil
contribute to the new look
of Festival Concerts this
year. The starting time will
be moved ahead to 8 o'clock
-— a convenience for those
attending from outside the
immediate Trail area, The
student reception will be
discontinued. Opportunities

will still be provided, how- ©

ever, for interested .mem-
bers of the audience to meet
the artists and obtain auto-

graphs.
vie busy committee
looking after arrangemen'

consists of Mrs. W. T. Cri-

A. Larson,
G. A. Mallette, H.
and .E. A. Tweeddale.

12 per cent alcohol.

He said: an individual
with this amount of alcohol
in his plood would be im-
paired in operation of a mo-

r vehicle,

Some people are im:

paired with as low as .05

er cent alcohol in their
he said.

quien per cont i
are
adged..~.<

He said a v
person would be Impaired
‘toward the lower end of
the spectrum” — near .05

per cent.
At .12 per cent, Mr. Ve-
ould

and de e,
euireiore taking longer to.

Mrs, Polly Verigin of
Perry Siding, mother of the
deceased said her
Saughter led May 7

pital.
hear-

The preliminary
heard before Judge
e Allan, was adjourn-
ed to Sept. 25.
It is one of the first
cases in Canada of death by
negligence to be
heard before a magistrate
without jury. Before recent
amendments to the Crim-
inal Code, all such cases
had to go before a Supreme
Court judge and jury.

BEST

BUYS

in.
Kootenay Lake District Hos-

For Fund Requests

In order to complete
BC.

again asking local groups
wishing to be included

the next budget to submit
thelr requests before Sept.

“Any group involved in
cultural Suvit

ities is invited
to submit an application

for funds, Requests must be —

recalted a, oy, Arts. Council

secri :
‘Ward, Box 669,
today's deadline.
local groups have
benefitted from funds
. The only re-
ents are a wril

munications 1

Parameties CONTEST

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PUBLIC NOTICE

The Town of Castlegar will be holding the Annual Tax Sale at the Castle-
gar Town Office, commencing’ at 10:00 A.M. on October 2, 1972.

The following is a list of properties subject to ‘tax sale as of September

Kootenay Building Supplies

INDOOR -- OUTDOOR CARFET
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Screens — Kitchen Counters
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION

- Lots 16 - 19, Block 20, D.L. 181, Plan 650
Lots 9 & 10, Block 21, D.L. 181, Plan 650
Lots 19 & 20, Block 23, D.L. 181, Plan 650
Lot 16, D.L. 181, Plan 2491
Block 2, D.L. 181, Plan 2325
Block 22, D.L. 181, Plan 2472
Lot 3, D.t. 4598, Plan 4127
Lot 4, D.L. 4598, Plan 4127
Lot 11, D.L. 4598, Plan 4127
Lot 12, DL. 4598, Plan 4127
Lot 13, D.L, 4598, Plan 4282
Lot 15, D.L. 4598, Plan 2640
Lot 16, D.L. 4598, Plan 2640
Lot 11, Block 1, D.L. 4598, Plan 1520
Lot 13, D.L. 4598, Plan 1520
Lot ‘BY, D.L. 4598, Plan 2054
Lot 3, D.L. 4598, Plan 2998
Lot 4, D.L. 7182, Plan 2682
Lot 1, Plan 2117 being subdivision of Lot
59, Map 1451, D.L. 11974 save and except
part in red on reference plan 46645-1

Lot 1, D.L. 11974, Plan 1981 except 8
five foot pipe line reserve

(RS.) B. J. PRICE
Deputy Clerk - Treasurer
JOWN OF CASTLEGAR

12, 1972, according to Section 395 (1) of the Municipal Act:

STREET ADDRESS

108 - 3rd Avenue
317, & 319 Main Street
302 - 4th Avenue

668 - 3rd Avenue ,

944 Columbia Avenue -
861 - 4th Avenue
406 Tamarack Street
318 Tamarack Street
331 Tamarack Street
305 Tamarack Street
518 Yew Street
1492 Selkirk Avenue
1498 Selkirk Avenue
401 Front Street
421 Front Street
137 Columbia Avenue
133 Columbia, Avenue
45 Prince Avenue

" 25 King Street

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