CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thii

Lots of Silver, Scholarships,

Athletic Awards, Bursaries
at Annual SHSS Awards Day

Speciat Presetae Made

KINDRED SPIRITS.:

Ginger, a an orange Perdtan pussy,

ventlred: into the panama

thése ‘soft pussywillows caught her, eve. Her cats’ curlosity got the best of her, and she

enuggled up for a sniff, perhaps trying to

with the name “pussy.”

abllsh why a lowly bush should be honored

annual awards da
pa was held at ds ayy. inst
Friday.and the cream of, the

Elaine ‘Hitrle,’ Geral
and John Lebidoff.

The leaders’ club award
and the aggregate trophy are
considered equal awards.

‘The Stanley Humphries Cup
was presented to Miss Hirtle by
district’ superintendent of scho-

ols Claude: Bissell while school

‘Goreaky

Trophy .to’ Gerald Gores!
yice-principal Bob Patrick the
Leaders Club Cup to John Le-

off.

day. ceremony was
John Holdén while vice-princi-
pal Patrick welcomed visitors to
the ceremonies and introduced
the various guests who Present.
ed awards’ and

Regional College Operating
By Fall of 1966 Predicts Gray

. Little hope is held for a
/ West Kootenay Regional College
by oie ial fall of 1965.

a faint hope now ‘

James Gray: 0:
Tr “it will probably, be the
rating 1966, before it starts ope-
rating.’

a professional staff to assist |

te
educational needs of West Koo-
tenay.

The 16-embet ‘council; in
meeting, decided

ate the aréa’s needs and recom-
mend a program based on felr

made the remark while findings.

tH

its’ ical
that professionals would evalu-| district’

‘Trail,
“Terminal: courses require
@ great deal of study. We are
‘going ‘to ‘have to find out what
d|.the student's need is, what the
's requirements are, what
‘the provincial requirements are,
This will ‘take’a little digging.”

He, described the two main| ©

quired: money : bylaw .will not 3,

ibe put before the ratepayers

‘of the. six school districts before

the municipal elections in Dec-
ember.

The meeting decided that
the first step in achieving a col-
lege would be the engaging Of

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pcan aie to make a ites ot
much-needed personnel and to
report bi back for the next meeting

“We are going to look all
over for the best. Fpessible peo-
ple for. this job,” said: Mr. Gray,
who along with C.S. MacKenzie,
comprises the committee.

He said that the committee
has a few names under. consid-
eration and they are not re-
stricted to the Kootenay area.

: Another committee was es-
tablished at. the. meeting. R.
Waldie. of Castlegar, chairman,
Richard: Palmer of Nelson and
Dr. J. V. Hall of Castlegar. form.
the ‘site; committee, »,

: Their purpose 1s to examine
potential sites for the regional
college in District 9, the Castle-
gar district. They will restrict
their study to the Castlegar
district.

The council felt a formu-
Jation of terminal courses at the
two-year college would be the
most difficult. The transfer cour-
ses will consist of the first two
years of university. with the
Student transferring to a degree-
jgranting institution to gain his

legree.

Terminal courses serve stu-
dents who are-not going to
transfer to university, and.train
students who will go into indust-

and occupational. roles ‘said
Mr. McKenzie, minister appoin-

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100 H.P, eneoey a

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facing’ the council in
preparing .its moncy bylaw for
capital, construction. of the col-
elge..as, being, “What are. we
going to. offer and what is it
‘going to- cost?"

He described the role of Gyriin

the ‘college in these words: “It
js not. a‘ university, but it will
do the work of the ‘first two
years. of universit ty.

‘Tt is not a high school but
it’ will’ do the work somewhere
between the high school and the
‘university.

“This ‘school should serve

T.| any'student who graduates from

high. school.”
‘As:.for

board chairman Mrs.; Walter Ja-
cobson presented the Aggregate | An
and | wis,

Underwood and Royal Typing
awards went to Lene Simonsen,
Pearl Letkemann and. Judy Kal-

am Foundation of Stan-
ford. Univeristy .Humane: poster
contest certificates of merit pre-
sented by Mrs. Couch to Karen
Gormley, John Menard and Ken-
neth Scott.

Readers’ Digest Award to
the graduating class valedictor-
ian presented by Mr. Sharzer to
Elaine Hirtle.

Kiwanis Proficiency. Avera
presented by Mr.: J. Young t
ne Gretchen and George le

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Chairman of the awards)
principal} Jim. Fut

ry Club: Award Eressnt
feu by Mr. G. Guido ‘to Marie

on
behalf of thelr organizations.
Following is the list of aw-
ards, scholarships bursaries and

Senior scholarship presented
by Mr. To) Mai
Lawrence Chutskoff,
lough and ‘Irene Deverney.
Junior scholarship present- |.
aldwi
Gorkoff and Harry. Ki
Leadership award
d by. Mr..Pryce to (
Osa off; Ken Wyllie; a Sack
Burak, Tom. rite
‘Cleizeni

by Mrs, Le! Leitner to Andrew
Lane, Ken Culley, Lynn:Maglio,
and: Arden Pugsley.
ATHLETIC AWARDS. «”.
Individual awards -present- | ©)
ed. by Mr. Bil lesky and Miss Nel-
to: basketball, Sue Mitchell;
i , Sharlene’ Bale and
wiian; Track and Field,
Toni Schiavon and Mike Soo-

c Village ‘Council
Citizenship award presented by
Mr.:Bosse to (Senior) Elaine
Fe ar): Ken Culley.

Award

Bacon, Webb, gunn
Reinsbakken, John ‘Tarasoff and

ed by Miss Baldwin to Lorraine | Margaret “White,

‘ SHSS Special Service Award
presented by Mrs. Shealds to
judi Patton, Marie Seto, Toni

Schiavo!

Waldic, "Richard Waldie, Ken
Guido, Murray Young. -
epee ‘AND BURSAR-

Local 480° Min “Mill and
Smelterworkers! Union Scholar-
hip ‘presented | by Mr. Bill Gatt-

rell
‘Anne:Evyans Wright Scholar-
‘ship in English presented by
Mrs: Logelin to Gayle Davis.
i eras and. District ‘Ho’ otal

kachoff; grass hockey,
Giraud;’ “Volleyball, “binds Fer-
worns Saecer, Allan Ramsay.
tstanding athletes of the
year one to (Jr). Lorne Pelle-
grin and Judi Pierpoint; (Sr) Bill
Kooznetsoff, Joy Anderson and
Gary,
ing Lenore’ Evans.
awards went to:

of the
academic record he left that-up
to the achievements of the stu-
‘dents, ‘‘This school will be judg-
ed on. its end' product and | not| Ta

In. Girls B. Nee Badminton Trophy,
dr. : Girls

on its

Confusion Will
Reign Supreme
In. Bug’s World

If the scientists of the B.C.
Research Council have their
way, and a sneaky way it is,
confusion will reign supreme in
the bug world when the sex
urge of forést insects is forged
into a weapon against them.

\-- Bugsy as it may seem, there
is.a-very real and very: sane
line of reasoning behind the
Council’s proposal to isolate the
sex-attractant

rastics Trophy, Dal Newman.

Sr. Boy:
‘tenay Softball "Trophy, John Lou- |:
kianoff; Jr. Boys West Kootenay
Gymnastics Trophy, Dal New-
man;: Jr. Boys All-round Gymn-

House awards with Mr. Jef-
fery presenting the: Alan Jacob-
son Award to .Wayne: Peppard
of House 3; KRC. House ek
Shield to Gayle..McPherson of
House 4; John Dalton, Memorial
Award fp Gayle, McPherson of};
House

Curling Award with Mr.:
Cunningham; the

Bro, ‘with runner-up . be-}"4

op. honor graduate ' presented
by. Mr. G. Leitner to Alex Pere-
hudoff,
citi Order of the ‘Eastern Star
Scholarship Bresented by Mrs. J.
Raine to Geraldine Giraud.

:Odd . Fellows’. Bursary —
Sponsoring Lodge: ..Kingarson
Rebekah Lodge Ne. 5 Presented
by. Mr. C. King to. Walter::Pea-

{| iety, Bursary, presented by Mr.
P. Romaine to Arlene Archam:
bait.

Royal Canadian Legion, Cas-

Castlegar Junior Chamber
of Commerce. Safe Driving fe: oe
deo: Award :presented .b:
Bon Kennedy to Wilson

row.
Spe cial band awards . pre-
gente by! Mr. Fishwick to
Thorp and Betty Looney.
Knights of Pythias Pubs
Speaking Trophy Bin resented by
W. Markin to Elaine Hirtle.

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Open Monday ‘through Saturday 6.30 a.m, to.
8.00 p.m.

Sundays 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
PHONE 365-2631.

tlegar Branch 170, Bursary: (En-
tering the field of Physical Ed-
ucation in College of. Education)
presented by. Mr. H. Baie t¢ Ber-
hice, le.

Graduates’ Picture presented by
Ge Goresky, accepted for
e scht

ol. by. Mr. Holden.
SPI CIAL, PRESENTATIONS
Girl Guide. Citizenship ‘aw
‘ard ‘presented by Mr:
son Ay Catherine Lamarche.
B.C. Youth Science Pa _

Mike ; Dalton ; ‘Memorial, Curling
Award to: Mark Batchelor, Shar-
lene ‘Bale, Deutch, and

Cc of Merit
Mr. ater to Richard Howler

Presentation of the 1964|'

s. H.John-|-

“Nat Gas” gives 4.Star Service

in tourist ‘accommodation,
Providing heating, hot water

and good cooking to encourage
patrons to return.

INLAND NATURAL GAS CO. LTD.

and Albert Jankola.

Barbara Little.
cn Bowing s Award. with

by female insects and use them McR;

to lure the males to destruc-
tion, thus avoiding the possibly

Saye on other forms of ani-
mal life.

‘According to Dr, P. C. Trus-
sel Research Council director,

the ‘Castle
Bowladrome Bowling Trophy to:
team captain; Julie Roberts on
behalf of team members. Mar-

could be d
ed with research costs of about
$25,000 a year.
Council scientists believe

minute quantities of the sex|

extractants would saturate the
atmosphere to such an extent
that male insects would be com-
pletely confused. They would ne-
ver be able to home in on the
females. This would prevent
breeding and the males could
also-be lured away from the
females to a trap that would Kill

Human beings would. not
beable to detect the smell of
the chemicals. First target of
research in B.C, would, of cour-
se; be. destructive forest pests.

fered by the ‘irene, Govern-
ment) Presented by. Mrs. Brun-
ner to Don Martin.
The Chertical “Institute of
Canada Award presented by .H.
E, Jackson to Eileen Stoochnoff.
Mathmatical Association of
America Award. presented by
Mr. Mcintyre to Lawrence Chuts-

0:

. Robson ‘Women’s Institute
Prize to top: honor Home Eco-
nomics. student presented by
Mrs, R, A. ‘Fowler to Elaine
Hirtle.

f and Judy Ki:

Lovely Gay
Shift Dresses.
‘for your Sammae needs in’
polished cotton and printed
silks — ‘fully lined.

$5.95 to $19.95 |

Sizes 8 to 20

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Monamel Consumer Consultant — :

‘S. (Bud) Le TOURNEAU

will be demonstrating

MONAME

LATEX OUTSIDE PAINT.

In Our Store MONDAY, JUNE 21st, 1964

Mr: Le Tourneau “will be hae to: assist
you in any ‘painting, or: decorating. rok
lems that you may have.

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DROP IN OR CALL 365.7202

we have a “few. gallons of. ‘iécontinued. -colors in various paints that a are

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BUILDING and. SUPPLY. co, LTD.

_ selling below cost.

a

The 0 following Paton was our vegetable gardens and or-

sent’ to” the’: bade
Power Authority’:
of the Association:

fon of Pure. _ Drinking “Water, ty

Edgew jood: inch, 3 yo!
the 'petitioh,’ ane

per:
sons, was sent asa lefver-tol

to the Cast!
by the AP!
in ae Andrew Potockl,

‘ds as well as our alfalfa

‘legar.; News Whatever., fruit and . vegetable
‘APPDW representative we might

roduce despite this
would, contain. traces of | pois-
onous impurities’ and’ would be

‘of tis ‘dialed ‘unfit for consumption,

have. houses: and. Petunia be-

low the.power. line. and

. 6, Our bees pasture on the
eir | flowers ‘of the ‘power ‘line and

water supply .rlins off’atid'thro-| would’be ‘elther poisoned them-

ugh the

ower line.’ This means] selves, or the nectar they would

’ from '6,500' feet; where® there | bring in, would ‘be changed into
is a’ water‘ divide’ from’ whence] chemically:: polluted honey. we
the water flows: in’ the .opposite could, not .use,

direction towards : Passmore.’

The power lines in: its

g-of the chemi- highest parts and adjoining gro-

The yin:
cals 2, AD or 2 2,4,5-T.on the power|.unds
of the line| as we

line,. on’ an:

rovide the undersigned
as many, other, citizens

up to its i el point, would) of, Edgewood, (Needles and: Fau-

pollute and: affect:

quier. with an, ample supply of

1. Our only supply of drink-| huckleberrles for. winter freez-

ing water, leavin:
water fit for drinking, °

us’ without| ing: and_ fresh,

use, “All: those
berrles would be either destroy-

© same’ concerns the| ed’ or’ contain : poisonous: sub-
drinking water of our cattle,| stances rendering: ‘them useless
sheep, fowl and all. domestic| for ‘consumption,’ “While
animals, so ‘that practically all don’t claim any right to gather

‘our’ meat, milk and egg. p

a-| berries on the Bowers line, the

duction would contain. traces rot adjoining — grounds

Polsonous impurities.
The same

oul
equally affected by the aritting

ollution wo-| spray mist and water run off.
uld ‘Hitect the drinking w water of

7. Every citizen is allowed

all animals on our line. | to shoot. two deer. a season

A population of nomen 0 bea-| which is a big help towards our
vers, we have been raising care-| winter food supplies. Because

fully, lives just below the pow-| the power line:is not-fenced off |.

er line, they would be left with-| these deer. pasture .on

out any: pure’ drinking

water, | gro’

How long they, would survive ona vegetation, they. mi: tht con-

is anybody's

guess. How it’ wo-| sume considerable
uld affect their health, breeding | sprayed: plants. an‘

uantities of
leaves, to

and fur quality is algo question-| the detriment of would" have |=

able.

4. qhe water for Arrigating traces . of- the , herbici

and their meat . wo

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SUPPLY LIMITED
"CASTLEGAR .

in it, May I remind of the U.S.A.
‘| Government's nator ies warn-
ing “Shoot game but do-not eat
it: We certainly would not risk

ghtest poisonous: residues.
would ‘make:us lose our game
on top of all other food supplies.
-cHerbieides are by. no:means
harmless to men or.al
periments under strict scientific
supervision. : have : proved: con-
ane that even seepage mi-

and f Havers by
lustry, so it

discover the truth.

Some of. the “men in our
Association have been: exposed
to the action of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T

| while on. Government Setviee,

they: became very sic!
if allergic to the eo smaall.
gst strace of: these::
2 to' quit’ thelr: Jobs. and
wegained ‘their soe

ker ‘6il widely jused as sol-
; vent, for hérbicides’ and = cases
of ming through ‘it:are ad:
orton as \well:as: the:
‘properties ‘of petroleum,
I quote “death has followed
ngestion of doses as small

-rosene was aspire: the
widely .used* solvent for ‘herbi-
cides is diesel: oil, which is, just
as similar reactions. I quote from
the finding of the ‘Environment-
al Research Laboratory of the
‘University of. Washington’ “The
diesel oil mist-.may be more
toxic than‘the weed killer.” We
quite realize that nobody is go-
ing to. drop dead at the first
exposure, if that is what, ‘I quote
“Seriously affecting the health”
‘is meant Vand lervoort,

unds, being: very. fond of] :

0 THE DOGS? ‘These Frencl

“Yes” to Confederation. And
from these"

pet: shop,;; like ; ‘their, language “‘and' Co!
according to the ‘window sign. They 8

eating game with.even the slt- ||

SC es tao any

lie’ of
is at possible to

the literature R
‘sent:.us:the' toxicity er ¢

'breath.in. the’ stench

ren and aurselves.

Among the © literature you | Tea
sent: us: there is a letter) from
Quebec's : -Hydro-Electric, Com-
mission regarding the toxicity of
24D and. Rea in radial ey

». WOULD
that it was ret toxic to humans
or animals, although: we never
made any nate ourselves”.

Nevertheless: they: seem to
be considerate: to people and
add that, I. quote “We:operate
in ‘remote Jocation”,’-Our. area
being not remote‘and, quite po-

ulated, we are. nat strong:

and ‘living: néar.the ‘powei
as we all-do, we would: have to,
brought
by the wind till it subsided. ;
53 ‘Every. evening | we get a
‘wind, coming. .down = from ..the
moutains towards’ the Jake, :so
‘we would ‘be’ spared “nothing,
andthe air. from.the power line
would. be automatically forced
down onus; a“

+ , Concerning. air , pollution,

things are bad enough as they rush
-days ‘with B

are now, on muggy.

low ‘clouds, and * by* southerly
wind we get the stérich and smog
of the‘ pulp’-mill in» Castlegar,
Sithough it Pie forty miles away.
from us..The only, comfort being
that. it .is-.not. continual, ‘and

i equipment, higher. outlays for

naida’s nt ‘gosnomic
oe Cone three “years ‘old al-
ready, ‘is 1d; to. roll right
on through. {964 — probably at
a, faster rate than last year.
J.P. -R.° Wadsworth, . pre-
sident of the Canadian Imperial
erce, sald in.

that ai have.|.
2 =| dia ‘ew, excesses so far in the | yj,

expansion enhances - Prospects
for. further: gains.

1963 records and his assessment
of. the 1964 outlook were given
in-a speech to, the 39th gonfer-

$5,000,000, fertilize:
-gina’ will’ start
announced’ by, the

sent “by Dominion : Brid;
Ltd. 4 te Re Haegina platen

is on schedule
a

way spur ‘from..the, CPR ‘main

line‘ to ‘the ‘plant’ site, ‘situated

The company’s mince fe

Mr. ‘Wadsworth's analysis of } ;

"Erection of Steel
For Fertilizer Plant.
At Rogina Starts

Erection of steel for its new
ir. Plant at Re-

At: was
nsolidated
ing: and Smelting Company.
W. G, Jewitt, Jr, Cominco
superintendent, said steel for a
major building 200 feet by. 100
feet is beeing fabricated at pre-

work:on vie Project
said Mr. Jewitt,
hag

16 ‘western’! ts of Re-

ww plant will: be Sas-

near |

ration: and

plants are. at Calgary, imimber,
ley and: ‘Trail: eS

fe «mos
used’ by Prairie ° farmers, The
plant is scheduled to: go “into
production early next year, em-
Bee about 100 men...»

busin
Trail. last. weel. Tor a “three-day
tour of commie operations.
‘The, group: was eaded. by
officials ‘of. Mitsubishi

jnvthe group ‘represent. Japan-
using Co!

is their first visit, to North Ame-
ica.
“Object: o of ‘the . visit ‘was to

Cominco’s :_ metallurgical : and
chemical: ‘Broduction. methods,

ent, Cominco * is
emia: about eT ;000 short: tons
| of an a years ge _gapan —

The ‘Japanese market, will] ES
then represent a substam ante vo:

ence of the
remarks form the basis ‘of the
Compierrial

imperial pone of

ending « for: fnew plant and

new: housing, ‘continued strong
demand : for..a. widening range
of consumer durables and fur-
ther ‘gains’! in: merchandise ‘ex-
‘ports,”..the: Lettersaid.

tion of. pe nccins Agents. His :
jancial-Letter of |".

plenty of-labor locally and have
no:; difficulty :. cutting - the

il tal i

Can Start on. a Fire

‘Various typ rE spray cans
found. in: ordinary use’ in the,
household: “are: highly volatile
oe Can Node and. ven! catch

mn fire,” a ar-.Cham-
fer was told: at its reeting last
week.
the group's

+ We'hope and:pray you ‘will
understand “the terrible © dilem-
ma this spraying project creates,

and kindly assure-us at your.ear-
liest:convenience® that. it will

eH =
epresentative on the :‘Kinnaird-
Castlegar and. District Safety
Council,’ reported. that .'a-de-
monstration ‘on the dangers as-
sociated with such cans was put

oO SALES & SERVICE i
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pl Stock of Voll Cars and. Trucles
_ New Rambler Cars :
Sales. & Service — Trades

‘PARKVIEW. MOTORS — Nelson

mpt. service between. Nelson, Trail, Cas-
‘ale, Salmo and’ connections. for ‘all
nts. ©

.,Interna-

and’ high:purity: metals.’ Others | :’

ap, this
ducts, For 10m the oN, :

obtain first-hand’ knowledge of |,

not be

on at the Safety, Council's st

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that we can breath most of the
ime as the wind--blows often
from the north’ and ‘skies “are
often clear, or, clouds: high. :
Coming ‘back ‘to the: spray-
ing we do understand the argu-
ment of reducing the cost; of
brush’ control ‘by: killing. it ‘by
hemicals instead of cutting i

fect of ASE aes inpuitics de.

posited: in’ the human _ tissues
nay. cause, irreparable damage,
fand we absolutely, refuse to-ex-
periment : with it on. our :child-

lown. reduc;
tion ‘ban another, aspect when
it is done at the expense of our
destruction..We can’t possibly: be
cexpected:ever'to agree to that.
We are’ quite sure: you. will find.

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