CASTLEGAR’ NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 10, 1964

INSURANCE
For All. Your”:
INSURANCE AND

"REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

‘ "AGENCIES

The Trail District Counelt
of Women regards post high
school education as a vital need
for both women and m

‘In a carefully nord "briet
to the Regional College eouncl:
the

roup a that the pro-

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an Ideal instrument to meet

the need a further education

of our peo:
Th e education ;goramitieg

College ter Caitees in three

e| programs — academic, non-ac-

ademic, and adult Crepes

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fosed West K

extension courses and adult ed-
ucation. Both academic and.non-
academic ‘courses should be av-
allnble to.,adults of the area!
for credit or‘audit. They should
be integrated with the resent
night school courses offered by
the district school boards of the

e| Regional College Council and
in| the

College can. et an

are

courses offered

Regional College Should Meet Both
Academic and Non-Academic

Needs

by Notre ‘Dame ‘University. ‘it

Strongly :recommended that
the night courses offered should
come to the community, But if
any adult in* the area. wishes
to ‘avail themselves of the op:
portunity to take any of. the
courses offered in the regular
college’ program there should
be Broviston for them to do 80,

part of the answer to the Bea
lem pf meeting this need.

Due to the increasing com-
plexities in’ our-society, no high |.
school student can expect to live
a full and useful life, either.
economically or socially “without
additional education, they say.
Because present facilities can-
not accommodate the increas-
ingly large numbers of people
wanting further education after
high school, such facilities must
be provide ed.

They note that most post
high school ‘education has pre-
viously been based on the
straight university program or
on the vocational program. They
say there are many students
who do not desire, or who wo-
uld not benefit from either pro-
gram. A new approach in educa-
tion for this large group must

which can offer both academic

and non-academic programs is

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Hey Kids!

Here’s your chance to en-
sure your letters getting right
to Santa Claus at the North

Just write your. letter to:
“Santa Claus, Care of Cas-
tlegar News, Drawer 490, Cas-
Hogar, B.C.” and we'll do the

3 * Your letters will be pub-
lished in the -Castlegar News
and a copy of the paper will 4
airmail special-delivery direct to
Santa: Claus.

tlegar News so that Bees re-
ceived no later than noon on
Monday of the week in which
they should appear in the paper.

Dear Santa:

I would like a Matchbox

leave some sugar for your fos
and pop for you. — love, War-
ren, Keith New,

Dear Santa,

ture in it and a barbie doll. I
have. a baby brother, Ricky.
‘Would you leave him a-toy..I

:want three dresses for my-bar-
"bie doll too. I am five years old.

nk you Santa, — Cindy.
P.S. — There will be some cake
tad pop 1 for you, on the counter.

Dear ‘Santa, : ‘.
I try to be a good boy. I
help my mommie. Please bring

.me an electric train, a Cruiser

and a Marshal's Gun and Rifle
outfit. I shall leave you some-
thing to eat. — nk": you,
Your aera Gerry. Plotnikoff.

Jeave you some nuts and orang-
es. — Leona, Sandra and Ven-
erie BarisenKoff,

Dear Sai ta :
May I Please have a Wrist
watch and bubble bath and a

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tobbogan or anything else you
might have. — Thank you from

in the a

Castlegar & District Hospital S Soc.

Must be. taken out or i eed by Dec-
ember.31, 1964 to be eligible to vote at
the ‘Annual ‘Meeting of the society to be
held on March 8, beeen

ing plan

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Castlegar News

“Rev. ” MeDougell, Celgar Office

District Children Write
Letters to Santa Claus

Elaine Horlick.
*

Dear santa,

I am four years old, and
my mummy says I am a good
boy most of the time. Do you
think you could bring me a
dump truck and a ‘digger? I
have two ‘sisters Dawne and
Lynne and they would like a
nice present too, We will leave
you some ‘cake and coffee. —
Thank you very much and have
a very Merr: Love

*

courses — em:
phasis’ “should be placed on re-

‘| medical courses to permit adults

to ‘retrain. Student’ drop-outs
who have realized the : futility

ing, Again this would require
a] well qualified counselling ser-

“2. Refresher courses —
New techniques are constantly
emerging in all fields of human
endeavor. | Refresher courses
should be offered intermittent-
ly to permit re-entry into the

working force and to introduce
new techniques to those already

Try
to Mrs, Santa. Jamie Sanford.
*

Dear santa,

Please "give me a projector
and a set of -two guns for
Christmas. I will be a good boy
and I will. leave you a cookle,
_— From Kevin |

Dear Santa Claus,

needs sho-
uld indicate” what’ refresher
courses would be necessary.

~ “3, Soclal. sciences — Stu-
dies in human relationships and

to p
in the technical and scientific
fields. Elementary. courses sho
uld be made available for per-
sons

Please give me a-
and a hair dryer for Christmas.
I will be a good girl and leave
you ue cookie. — From Janice

* *

Dear Santa

cale,
I would like a toboggan and

a coconut and a box of jap
oranges. Your dear friend, Glen

Four New Girls
- Are Enrolled
Into-Brownies

District commissioner. Mrs.
H. Johnson enroled four new
members in the Woodland Park

:°and Frances |’
iry Six.

After the opening ceremo-
nies the four Tweenies knocked
on the door and asked to. be
admitted to Brownieland.

The door was opened by
Packie Jane Lambeth who in-
formed Brown Owl Marcellus
of-the wishes of the four lest
little souls outside. Each: Twee-
nie then walked up the Magic
Stepping Stones with their six-
er to Brown Owl’at the Magic
Pool where she discovered that
the Brownie in the pool was
none other than herself.

en she was -introduced
to, Commissioner’ Johnson who
took her to the T 1 where

in

their knowledge of the ‘social
‘sciences. These could be. cor:
related with the courses offer-
ed_ for. community | leadership.
They should: prove valuable in
this predominately technical lo-

“1g, Rapid reading — The
purpose of this course would
be to enable persons to make
better use of the great quanti-
ties of, literature ‘available in
their fields, by increasing the
speed and comprehension of
their, reading.

The University of Bri-
tish Golutnbia has curtailed the
services of its extension depart-
ment to the communities in the
province, It is hoped that the
Regional College will give these
cancelled services to the resi-

dents of the West Kootenay, in

the areas of leadership develop-
ment, group dynamics, and sti-
mulation of the. arts, These
courses and others of similar
kind should be designed to fos-
ter Foeponsible itizenship.”

NDU Students
Are Drawn From
-Eight Countries

Students at Notre Dame Un-
iversity of Nelson this year are
drawn from eight countries in
many parts of. the world, ac-
cording to an announcement
this, week by G. Della Mattia, re~
‘gistrar, as he reported on: the
geographic locations from which
the: students have come. ,:

The" West'-Kootenay and

she said her. promise and. re-
ceived her pin, thereby becom-
ing a full member of the Wood-
land eFark Brownte: Pack.

have. contri-
buted 148’ students, “Other BC.
areas represented are: Okanagan

tenay, 42; Vancouver, New West-

then
had the pleasure“of- giving new
sixer and second ‘stripes to each
Six*as new leaders: took over.
Elf Six — Sixer — Pam
Warford; “Second — Grace
Gormley: Fairy Six — Sixer —
Carol Marcellus; Second — Vit
ky Jacques; Little People — Six-
er — Susan Craig; Second :-—
Lorraine Bermel: Sprite Six

_| Sixer — Margie. Kanigan;: Se-

cond — Ellen Knutson.:-

- While tea and’ cookies were
being served by:!Susan Craig,
Vicky Jacques and: Judy Alling-
ham to pass part of their Golden
Hand Badge; invited; guests en-
joyed ‘several ‘songs :sung® by
the. Brownies -who had time to
enjoy \their: share'‘‘of ‘eats ‘too.’

This pleasant‘afternoon end-
ed with the Brownie ‘Prayer,

Goodnight Song, and Brownie.
then it.was d

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AND’ EUROPEAN. FOURS

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Phone 366 4011 :

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,The .61: students from Al
beria: represent 24 towns. There
are. eight. students: from’ the
Northwest Territories, six from
Ontario, six from: Quebec, two
from Saskatchewan, and one

Nova_ Scotia,

Hong Kong has 28 repre-
sentatives, and the United Sta:
tes,: 13; There are three from
Trinidad, and one from France,
Holland, Kenya, and Bolivia.

st Sacaticha for ay.
ups made, here. :
‘Repairs to’ oll makes of rvs, ‘
Radios, Phonographs,
+ Local Office manager for KIN- nat
"GAR. VIDEO. {
“Years -of experience ta our
guarantee of dependable service”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES @ "

365-7851 — Kin-Gar Ph. — 365-7833 fa

in administration have not been’

and: Similkameen, 56; East Koo-]:

d, |:
44; 44; Vancouver island, 24; North:

from each of Newfoundland and |-

KINNAIRD VOTERS
Re-Elect Experience
& Dedicated Service
8 Years as Finance Chairman

On Saturday Vote: ~

su PER FLOOR
HEAT OUTLETS |

, tion. Stand it flush to. wall or-recess it.: Pours:
heat out‘ front: and« ‘can be piped to rooms ate
side or Ik, ; a
New season selector
ei rated on‘ low (firefon. mild da
arr weather. "Pi oP at met
on less fuel! f
New. trim styling -
> Always looks built-in. Vent cover hides tha fine,
“Finished in 2-tone cordovan and beige. i

Installed. for as littie as $5 00 per month. oe
ated for pennies per day. Get. more ‘details; from

inland Natural Gas Co Lid.

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‘ Génachie said the move was the

CPA Increasing, Seats:

’ "Canadian
has. heer ‘it is feos
the capnelty' of: tts: fourengine:
DC-6B- aircraft : from, 66
seats to meet: the ie, ‘da
mand for. space on. heavily-tra-
yelled,’ sectors and to reduce
losses on its B.C, service.

CPA president: Grant.. Mc-

best alternative to raising fares.

“Because many sectors of
our. B.C, routes serve smaller,
more remote areas, and because
our. costs, like..overyone’s, con-
tinue to increase, we will. lose

over. $1 million on this: service | §

this year,” said Mr. McConachie.

“It is not feasible to add
more flights at this time and we
don't: want’'to raise fares. A
fare increase ‘of 20 per cent is

Waldie Service Centre
Ph, 365-7451

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PAINTING
@ TRUCKS
@ BUILDINGS
@ BILLBOARDS
-@ STORE CARDS.
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Reasonable Prices’

Phone 365-5321
for free. estimates
Soe e SAT

-6B's is
solution,

d by our losses. Increas- | Jaa
3) ing of
the . most .- ‘desirable

commensurate with our desire |S

to meet the ‘demand for seats
and maintain our standards of
ce.”

He sald ‘there was steadily.
increasing traffic on three sect-
ors: Vancouver-Prince | George,
‘Vancouver-Sandspit-Prince Rup-
ert’ and | Vancouver-Penticton.
Much of the. increase ‘was. due
to the stirge in B.C.'s economy,
triggered. by. hydro d

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STUDENT COUNCIL ic paey guiding student ‘affairs at SHSS
for the 1964-65 term are, from left to right: treasurer
Betty Looney, ‘sport representative Len .Fornelli, presi-
dent Marjorie King, vice-president Ken Pickering, secre-
tary Carol: Groutage, Paliclty manager ‘James | Waldie,

and social rep’

ive

— Pettitt Photo

y'

ments, : forest Industry expan-
sion and oll, gas and mineral
exploration. |
:* “He explained that for the
most part aisle space had been
taken to add a third seat on the
starboard side of ‘each row. of
he DC-6B's. The two-seat ar-
rangement on the port side re-
mains: unchanged.
“There is virtually no change

in seat comfort. They are the
same width and have the same
leg.room,” Mr.:McConachle said.

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TWO-WAY | RADIO
SALES. &. SERVICE
Ph. 365-3298
, We handle car radios,
‘reeord players, etc.

Thorp Urges Ratepayers -
‘To Defeat Water Bylaw

Dear Sir:

On Saturday, besides elect-
ing two new commissioners, the
voters of Castlegar are again
being asked:to approve a $108,-

000 water: bylaw.

As [emphasized in Septem-
ber, the expenditure of this
amount on the water system is
in ‘no. way - warranted. Castle- | o!
gar’s water. system is .a good
one — far better, in fact, than

most communities of its size.

Pressure. and volume: are
and. stand-

more ‘than

lost. If the’ planned vehicular
underpass had been followed up
we could. have had so much
more. for, so little more expen-
diture. \

With no.malice intended
to the people of Kinnaird,
hope the 1965 council: will take
a hard second look-at the cost

our.

J} home of: Miss,: Corri

Vali Toastmistress
Club Hears Speech —
On Columbia River

‘At/a recent. meeting the Vall

Tonstaettess .Club.’ enjoyed a

by’ Mrs) Vera Campbell,

othe Columbia Ber: _ High:
road’ of ‘History.

eee steamboats.

‘8. Sadie: Hammond's talk
was titled “Give us this Day; .’.””
She kept‘ everyone. spellbound
by” taking them’ to: old Rome,
Greece and through the ages to
show the importance and ‘usage
of wheat, . especially ‘symbolized
as.a'loaf of bread.

Two newcomers to the club,
Mré, Vera Berisinkoff and Mrs.
Fern ‘Bale, : showed: great pro-
mise as speakers in their. ice-
breaker ‘and- Toastmistress. as-
signments,

Mrs. Rose’ Watters’ gave a
quiz on ‘leadership. Fortunately.
the results did not have to be
handed in!

An impromptu speech was
given by Mrs. Ruth Lanzarotta
on the subject “What would you
a6 owl with $5,000 you have just

The meeting was held at the

ie Hogen-

doorn. In December -there, will

bs a | Joint dinner meeting with
ie

‘8. gar-
base. Subsidies* are a luxury
no municipal government. can
afford.

, I could continue about an

by pumping equipment provides
for the possibi lity of 8 a prolonged

power outage.

of professional
advice, parking, zoning bylaw
changes, sewer , snafus, . arrog-

that-the water is hard,-but this
expenditure will not correct that

deficiency.

‘A certain amount’ must ‘be

ance and an excess
of village business in commit-
tee — the list is. endless, but 1

Urges Adoption
Banking Study
Recommendations

ada’s

am - sure that’ most

spent, it is true, to replace’ the

‘for siecabiers: of your r family

Now everyone can afford to flyy Canadian Pacific's 2
_ Family Plan fares apply every day except Sunday. Head

\_of the family pays full First Class fare. Others pay only
half fare. You all.enjoy the speed, comfort and convenl-
ence of a Canadian Pacific flight for IIttle more than. It
costs to go by bus, train or car. Get full details on these

. money-saving Family Plan Fares in British Columbia and -
Alberta. Also ask about new, Family: Plan. Faves in. First.
“and Economy Class'on flights across Canada. See your :
"Travet’ Agent or any Canadian Pacific office. «

oc TRAINS /. TRUCKS / SHIPS / PLANES: Vi woTets 7 TELECOMMUNICATIONS

‘WORLD'S MOST: COMPLETE: ‘TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM u

NG dexpass at $32,000.is utter: folly,
(pAne

private system recently purchas-
ed ‘by the village 'in the Sopow
subdivision, but this must sure-
ly -be ‘treated: like any: other
subdivision’ and will be self-li-
quidating.

‘If the existing hydrant in-

is

it should be accelerated. A-by-
law for approximately a quar-
ter of that proposed would be
in order.
Let us look at the: history.
of this bylaw. Your council first
attempted to ram it through
without a vote. When this was
*|:thwarted’they resorted to scare
tactics by; threatening * an in-

tes if the

ercion attempt did‘not succeed.
Ishope-and ‘trust,,the voters’ of
Castlegar “will ‘again reject this
Hreonceived legislation.

the ayer’s dollar ‘is “neces-
sary we need only look to the
gopher hole. now: being installed
under, the railway. tracks. A pe-
seetelen overpass at $10,000 iho

“ral
bylaw. failed. 1 ‘This: ‘ridiculous co-}.

further: proof’ “of “this ‘
‘council’s' causual disregard for | ty,

But one question — how
long must we wait for the con-
tents of the “‘amalg:
port? In a month we have heard
a. variety’ of favored ‘titles but
not one word of content. Why
so secretive? 1

amation” re-

W.-W... Thorp,
Castlegar.

Lumber. Association
Protests: Fraudulsat

of ees

The problem‘ first came to 4
light last summer, and. prinelpal- :
ly involves “utility”. grade fram-
ing.lumber. Several dealers face
Broseeution: after Grand Jury in-

for this’an access} ‘road’ was

students?

‘| years of courses. in' the

juniber,

for r iegally stamping
ith higher grade-mark-

_ Q:¢ What “courses * will bi
:] available’ for’ university - bound
A: Basically, the first two

he in their resolution, B.C. Lum-
ber “Manufacturers -Associatio
B.C. Wholesale Lumber Asso:

Lumber A i

ation, Cariboo PGE Lumber Ma-| Castlegar o

‘growth
Point: up: the import:
ance of, anopting many-/of ‘the

Montreal.

Mr.. Hart. told. the ‘bank's,
147th annual meeting on Mon-'
day that the opportunities penlen
the revisions: of the ‘Ban!
are likely to open up are‘ now
especially important.

Commenting on the possi-
bility of removal of the present
6 per cent limit'on interest rates
and the restrictions‘against the
banks’ participation in the mort-
gage market,he said “a more

competitive, ‘proaderand more |:}; ...

flexible range of lending rates

and ©. of :deposit ‘rates: as
well: * could: be expected,’ the
whole ‘being more Zesponeibis
tox market: influences. °

The" Kiwanis “Club. of ‘Cas-

tegar has decided to sponsor

a:production ‘of the’ comic. ope-

retta) “Die Fledermaus”. by ‘the

Canadian . Opera Company in
in. March: 5.

The club is. in. the process

tion, Northern ‘Interior Lumbe:
men’s ‘Association, as well as

tion, ai ‘Timber.

of arts and science will be a

:| to ensure that courses which
be offered

.| university programs:

: | merce and edifeation.

vail-
able.. Talks are being held with
the universities of the province’

at the’ college will
meet the requirements for -the
first. two years of the following

Agriculture, applied science,
architecture, science, arts, com-

It is still too early. to know
precisely: which courses will be
available in’ 1956. Listed below

Board, ne eae endorse grade-
marking of-all structural lumber

" Surprise Shower
For Miss Wendy
Reith at Kinnaird
“Some::50.’district :residents

honored Miss Wendy..Reith last
Monday ; with ‘a, bridal . shower.

may. be’ offered: Aig

‘Physical science: chemistry,

biology, botany and zoology. ;
a

| ogy, economics; : geo,

“| man,* music); and» “philosophy.
Commerce: accounting, industri-

H fundamentals.

geology; mathematics and phy-
sics. Life seiences:. bacteriology, |

cial; sciences:.: anthropol-

graphy, his-
tory,\ political science," psycholo-
gy: and ‘sociology: Arts'and hu-
manitiés:. English-: French, Ger-

tion = and. business

Also in was the bri-
de-to-be’s mother, . Mrs.”
Reith, and future mother) in-] law,
Mrs. ‘Phil Bot

‘The better: part of. the ev-

berta Eareet Products Associa-|

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Phone. Bob ‘Horswill 352-5355 Collect

Complete Stock of Volkswagen Cars and Trucks:

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Castlegar and, District Projects Soc.
Gala New Year's Frolic
ARENA HALL

December 31 -10.00 p.m.
Jack Phipps and. His Band=

“Tickets $7.50. per couple
Available from Mrs. E. Clarke 365-5106"

Refreshments _ Dinner at 12.30
DEFINITELY LIMITED TICKET SALE

Since this is not a closed dance Society members are ‘ad-
vised to book their tickets early. 349

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