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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 12, 1959

(SOE ULMI RE-ELECTED

School Board Reports fo Area

‘The 1958-59 schoo! year “has
‘been a very busy onc” School
District No, 9 (Castlegar) school
trustees reported at varlous an-
mual public meetings held recent-
Yy throughout the District.

Board chairman Mrs. Walter

told at Rob-

representative for the Renata-
Deer Park area.

Breaking down her report in-
to different categorics, Mrs. Ja-

cause of an insufficient number
of pupils. :

Mrs, Jacobson sald a second
room was opened in Renata and
room at Kinnaird.

cobson,
said more space was required at
Kinnaird, which now has eight
one more than last

son, Tarrys, Brilliant Dam, Blue-
berry Creek, Ootischenia, Gibson
Creck and Renata that “Although
progress on the Celgar site has
been moving ahead, additional
«school room space was not re-
quired for this year.

“However, some additions are
‘being considered, with two rooms.
likely to be added to both the
‘Twin Rivers and Kinnaird
ischools,” Mrs. Jacobson quoted
the board's annual report as say-

"At the Renata meeting held
Friday, Joe Ulmi was re-elected

year. The library is temporarily
being used.

‘The chairman said an Increase
of 169 students was noted in the
school population this year com-
pared to last year.

The senior matriculation en-
rolment of 13 was lower than last
year but grade one enrolment
totalled 188 compared to 161 a
year ago.

There are now 67 on the
teaching staff — an increase of
four — with 31 high school and
36 elementary teachers. Deer
Park school remains closed be-

Construction Equi

Notice

to all dump truckers and equipment owners. The
t Owners A

tion of B.C.

are holding meetings in:

All schools opened in September
with a full complement of teach-
ers, Secondary teachers are still
in short supply but the board is
pleased te say the high school
has a full staff,
Much credit is due the dis-
trict superintendent, and the sec-
retary for their efforts during
the summer to obtain staff for
the schools.
Standards in the District are
being improved and the general
teaching is comparable to any in
the provinde, It is the board's in-
tention to keep improving the
standard of education in this Dis-
trict,
Mrs. Jacobson paid special
tribute to the work of district
Cc

as well as the public’ health nur-
ses and Doctors Gordon MacKen-
zie and John’ Connchie of the
West Kootenay Health Unit.

She said the board’ regretted
dropping the dental health pro-

gram.

“If," said the board chairman,
“wwe had been successful in ob-
taining’ another dentist in Castle-
gar, the board could have en-
deavored to carry the program
again, but it is very difficult for
dentists from Trail to find suf-
ficient time to give to the pro-
gram, since they are all on the
school in Trail as well

Cranbrook — Hotel Cranbrook, Friday
13th at 8.00 p.m.

Trail — Crown Point Hotel, Saturday November
14th at 8.00 p.m.

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“However, we hope Castlegar
will get another dentist or two
and ‘the program will: be consid-
ered at that time.”

Speaking on ‘transportation,
Mrs. Jacobson said the school bus
system was excellent, and she
commended the drivers, She said
the board could not run a taxi
service and asked parents to co-
operate with the board.

She said “costs of operating
the bus system for the last term
amounted to $28,403, with $22,655
of this operating costs and the
rest depreciation, storage, miscel-
Janeous, *

Some 70,000 miles were cov-
ered with the average cost pet
mile being 40.3 cents.

The night school program, said

the annual report, was again pop-
ular.
“In the general part of the
report, Mrs, Jacobson: said oi!
furnaces were installed in the
Brilliant and Robson schools;
Kinnaird school received’ a “face-
lifting;" ground work was car-
ried cut in various schogls,

“In closing,” said Mrs. . Ja-
cobson, “may we the board say
education today has bécome big
business and we as ratepayers
are responsible to see our child-
ren get the best we can offer
them:

“Your board has. endeavored
to do their part in handling the
affairs of the schools for you and
will continue to do so in the com-
ing years,

“Each year offers a greater

I — costs are
rising. We cannot turn our back
on this problem, we must face it
and realize it is golig to: cost
more,

“On the other hand we must
weigh the end results and the
finished product, we can then
realize the amount we put into
taxes has been well spent and is
certainly not lost_or become a li-
abiilty.

“When you conisder the pro-
vincial average cost per year in
British Columbia is approximate-
ly $286 per pupil, and you check
the amount you are paying in
school taxes it is not a very
Jarge percentage of the actual
cost. .

“We have endeavored to
Place before you good, sound in-
formation on education in our
District.”

LETTER T6 EDITOR

Dear Sir:
: Once again the Castlegar and
District Fall Fair was a huge
success. Cooperation and many
hours of hard work, given so
generously by so many people,
is the reason,

Year by year our Fall Fair
is growing larger and more sec-
tions are added each year which
indicates that we have a definite
need for this event.

We, the executive members,
wish to express our thanks and
for the Castlegar

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Mrs. P, Oglow,

Secretary,
Fall Fair Board.

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Boat Club Wants
Government Action,

Commodore C, A, Anderson
told the executive of the Arrow
Boat Club last week that no bull-
dozing or levelling had yet been
done on the club's new property
below the Syringa Crtek nar-
rows,

The contract had been: award-
ed:G, Evins, who said he would
do the job as soon as the weather

where he is presently working.
It is estimated the job will take
16 hours.

A letter was read from Trail
City Council stating that the
club's application for the water
tank materials had been received.
The application had been turned
over to the works and services
committee with power to .act,
Billi Armson reported that
sterling silver pins for the exec-
utive are in.the making.

Commodore Anderson repor-
ted that committee chairman
Mrs. C. S. Fowler had contacted
suy they were’ already
working on plans for the com-
modore's ball,

Hugh Wood volunteered to
act as membership committee
chairman,

Commodore Anderson repor-
ted, .in the treasurer's absence,
that the club has a healthy bank
balance and the land recently
purchased has been paid for.

‘The annual fish derby ‘was dis-
cussed briefly. Commodore An-
derson, reported that 2 boat had
been. purchased. Keith Waldie
was supplying a trailer and Com-
medore Anderson a motor.

Diseussion took place with
regard to provincial government
development at Snag Bay. Noth-
ing has been done to date. The

secretary was requested to write

to Donald Brothers, MLA, asking
for a progress report because the
period of low water is fast ap-
proaching.

Resker. Flails Youths
Who Feel Demscracy
Is Not Worthwhile.

Archdeacon B, A, Resker,
former Castlegar Anglican-priest
who has retired to Balfour, told,
the Trail-Rossland Boy Scout As-
sociation last week that he had
noted a recent edition of a Can-
adian magazine stated the youth
of Canada felt that democracy
was not-workirig and that basic
freedoms did not appeal to them.

“We,” said Mr. Resker, “are
one of the greatest workshops in
democracy, We train boys to be
leaders and they learn the prin:
ciples of democracy.

“I was shocked to hear that
youth wanted more discipline
and authority. We believe there
is such a thing as obedience,
Scouting is one of the few bodies
of international repute. There
are more than 8,000,000 Scouts
scattered around the world.”

Mr. Resker criticized con-
formity, pointing out that Scout-
ing tended to avoid this by limit-

forced him out of the woods |’

Suggested Garbage Dump Site Nof Suitable

The site proposed by Castle-
gar for. its new garbage dump
is not suitable parks chairman
Gordon Pettitt told the last meet-
ing of the village council,

Mr. Pettitt said health in-
spector Doug Roe feels that the
property owned by M. E. Moran

near the old Blueberry Road is
not suitable for a garbage dump.

Council then discussed a pro-
posal that had been made some
time ago by W. FP, Ozeroff that
the dump be located on some
Property Mr,, Ozeroft owns on
the other sidé of the ferry. The
proposal was discarded because

‘of the time ost. while village
crews wait in ferry linc-ups.

Works supervisor Norman -

McNabb said he had spoken to H.
R. Wood about a garbage dump
site above Kinnaird that Mr.
Wood. had thought would be
suitable with proper flre protec
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“CHURCH DIRECTORY

St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev. E. A. Brophy, P.P. 5th at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

‘Mass at Genelle at 7 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre
2 Sunday in the Legion Hall
i At 51. Columbia Avenue
10:30 a.m. Sunday Schoo! — 7:30 p.m. Family Service
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. — Young People’s: Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m, — Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.

_ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sundays at 9 am. in the Twin Rivers Hall

The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
Grace Presbyterian Church
; Worship Service: 11 a.m. Sundays Church School: 9.45 a.m
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
Jr. - Sr. High Young People Fridays at 7.30 p.m.
Minister: Rev. M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D. — Phone 4987

f
Q I. The Anglican Church
25th Sunday after Trinity
Castlegar: 9 am. HC — 11 a.m. Matins
Kinnaird: 8 a.m. HC — 7.30 p.m. Evensong

The Pentecostal Tabernacle ‘
Sunday Schoo! - 10 a.m. — Moming Worship - 11 a.m.
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer ond Bible Study,
Thursday ot 7:30 p.
Young People’s Wednesday a 7:30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and
\ 4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
' FUNERAL HOME

nze Pisaves.

1. 1, LAUGHTON °
Box 384 — Castlegar, 3.0,
OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours
10-12 1:30 - 5:00

CLASSIFIED
AD RATES

Classified ods are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a minlmur
charge of 50 cents. The ac
can run three weeks for th
Price of two if there are no
changes to be made in sub-
sequent weeks,

There is a 25 cont bil
ling charge for classific
ads not paid for by 12 noor
of ‘the date of publication

Engagement notices, ob
Ituarles and cards of thanka

of “usual” length are pub
lshed at a flat charge of $1

No further classified
ads will be accepted from
overdue accounts,

Deadline for classified
ads is 12 noon Wednesday
Previous to the day of issue. {
| een teeweneereell

FOR SALE

naird, Phone 4729,

‘41 Chev coach, Apply B. C,
Roberts at 208-10th Ave. Kin-
343

| Brilliant,

rubber. Phone 2737, Kinnaird, 343

For sale or trade, property
in Slocan Park for property in
Castlegar or Kinnaird. Fred Ril-
koff, Box 71, Castlegar. 344

500 galion fuel tank, coal and
wood range. Box 201, Castlegar.
344

%” drill, one skill saw, one
set of 44” drive socket sets, one
%” drive socket set, one set 14”
drive deep sockets. Apply Co-op-
erative =n Garage,

_ 344

Winter pears, $1.50 a ox de-
livered. Apply Sam Wishloff,
345

One hp English electric
three-phase motor, safety switch

_ALEX CHEVELDAVE
* B.C, Land Surveyor

48 Columbia Avenue

_PHONE 2581

and switch. Phone at,

'52 Fargo light delivery, new

,000 dam on

“Prime Minister John Diefenbaker was
ducted in the Sloux tribe by Chief Little
‘Mir,

 chewan pte "which will be the largest rolled

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earth dam in Canada, The main purpose of
th irrigation for prairle farms and
hydro electric: power. Premire T.

. Douglas

and Rt. Hon, James Gardiner also took part
in the ceremonies, while the Stoux, trib:

the ‘Sor
the new chief.

performed a ‘ceremonial dance in honor

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PHONE 3211

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BUYING O&
SELLING

NOTICES
TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167, R. M:
tink, E3

Mar-
tin

- FOR RENT

Room and board or suites
Phone 9781,

Plumbing and Heating

CASTLEGAR: BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box!240 — Phone 2161

: A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 5386
Nora Majesgey

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD
OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:20 to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 8021

UNITED TRUCKING
Daily Freight Service
: Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Nelson “

PHONE
Castlegar 2521.

M. E. MeCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor

1284 Bay Avenue, Trall.

SMITH‘S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
S401 and 7261
We Service
What We Install

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS

PHONE 5155 or 2181
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| W. Sharples — Phone 6091

G. A. SUMNER

_|#806 Bay-Trait

Shields’ Vacuum Shop
Repairs and Service on all}
Jmakes of vacuums,

Hoover Sales Rep. _ -
‘Trade-Ins Accepted
Phone: 445

FURNITURE MOVING
Long Distance’

Eremenko Bullding
PHONE 2021

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building needs. Estimates
gladly given-
Phone 7112 ,

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED

GREEP'S ELECTRIC ©
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CONTRACTING

Free Estimates.
PHONE 3571

PHONE
Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191
Nelson .1471
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Phone $131—Kinnaird, B.O.
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PLUMBING AND
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CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Bim Heels on Jadies’. shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.-:

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m, to 9:30 p.m.
Not just another place to eat,
But the place to eat another
PHONE 3831

GENERAL .
CONTRACTORS & SUPPLIES}

Channels 2 and 4 TV antenna
and mast. Phone 5471, 345

low mileage. Phone

ments.
SHOP, Phone 3610,

Christmas cards for friends’ and
family,
for Christmas flower arrange-

WER

1958, 35-ft, Pathfinder trail."

er, T. G. Buchanan, acsoss from
Bermel's Service, 45

1958 Mercury pickup in good a
condition,
. 5 Phone 4631,

Box 303, Castlegar.

ALCOHOLICS ANON ZMOUS.

‘Phone

and
central location.
: a tin40

F
suites,
2441,

Beauty parlor of) Maple St.
BC, Alice
343

Phone 5405. tin46

The Castlegar News can sup-
ply raised-printing wedding in-
vitations, Ask to sce samples to-
day. 143

AIL bulbs at half price,

alsé' place your orders

. 145

INSURANCE

For All Your
INSURANCE AND .
“REAL ESTATE NEEDS

Phone “3441
ANDERSON

AGENCIES

taking this year's fair such a
success, -

If someone owes you money
anywhere in the world, see Cred-
it Bureau of Trail for collections.
ae Bay Ave. 1245

Order .of the Eastern Star
annual tea and bazaar Sat., Nov.
14 from 2.30 to 4.30 in Twin Ri-
vers Hall. Baking, sewing and
door prize. 445

The Castlegar and District
Fall Fair Assn, wishes to thank
all exhibitors, donors and all
those who in any way assisted in

145

Annual Fall Fair meeting,

Friday, Nov. ‘20, Legion Hall at| -
8 p.m, Open to anyone interested.
v % 245

Indian sweaters knitted for

ELS. Ltd.

ner Nov. 13 at 6.30
; hall,
freshments,

any size, phone 5402.1

5
Senior’ Citizens pot-luck din-
pm. Legion

Bingo, games, ‘bring’ re-
244

Ty
garage, curnished var’ “unfurnish-
ed, Robson. Phone 2622. 344

Four-room unturnished heat: | |

| GUARD YOUR HEART | YOUR HEART

Avoid Qver-Exertion

EXERCISE in moderation,

“Phree-room heated apart-
ment, bath and utility, Harvick
Building, Phone 7101, + we

New Harmock Master 8’ x
41’ two-bedroom furnished mo-
bile trailer, Can be seen at Ced-

ar Crest Motel. Apply Wetmore
and MeGauley, Castlegar. 345

‘Two-bedroom house in Cas.
tlegar, $60 per month. Phone
6631. 145

HGNES FOR SALE

Two-bedroom house in Kin-
naird, full-basement, easy terms.
Phone 4738, tin35

85 acres, plenty of water,
good house, power, timber. Fred
Storgard, Slocan City, B.C. 344

WANTED

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A full house for the Kin-
naird Little Theatre's Fall pro-
duction “Man Alive” to be held
at the Kinnaird Hall Friday and

if over forty.
Strenuous activity will not
harm 2 healthy’ heart.. But
danger Is real if ‘heart Is
diseased.

HELP YOUR. HEART FU
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Saturday, Nov. 20 and 21 at H
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Charter Service
Towing - Barges

Phone 4682, Castlegar.

Sewing hnd alterations,
145

anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331 2

“The Home For Your Pet When

SMITH BOARDING KENNELS

Red and black jacket on Pass
Creek road. ‘Apply Box 76, Cas-
tlegar. 145

You're Away”

Arrow Lakes Ferry.
- Service .

for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-J

LOST

Ring of keys Saturday bet-
ween post office and 567-5th Ave.

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
‘Wharf

Phone 6231,

PHONE 6081 - CASTLEGAR

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