. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 9, 1961

Education Week E du C at i on

School District.

7 _ FORSALE | ||
FOR SALE 156 "pontine V8 g completely over-

hauled Phone 2758. ¢¢ rid

‘Small oS gmail hours Too-10th Ave. pe He the “adie

innaird,

ica’ $8,300. Rea- iv! peepee -to- |Per_Bench, Ei:
full

Education . Week
March 5 - Uf

Goed buildin, Jets in ‘Kinnatra,
Phome 2785, ig tings

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 9, 1961
NOTICES

Energy Board ' r
rea Citizens meeting at 7.31 ‘CASTLEGAR
on | fonable down payment ‘with ‘terms, wall aii "hae alias 1 base- Bulaieg low low OW, par-

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| W z= ua OF = ‘| Submits: Interim DIKING - ROOM.
= = : y mos : Ericed SPECIALIZING IN HOME
Building Schools || ~~ z  : SA FE | wer BBO ser oe oe Golumbia Report =| "soc seus
: g 3 » ’ 3-8 | honse on improve ved view Tot, ‘auto
: ‘ ate ¢ 5 0 house Railay
And Population © =
And Populaon

FOR SALE.

IN: KINNAIRD j
automntie ne iF ek Hi
pia iv ive.

sell xe

Shapes Our Future

Kinnaird Pack °

va Plow "lot ni ‘The ideal place to eat
regularly or for an evening out,

PRICES RIGHT —

- CLOGED . SUNDAYS:

gas i act D, Bae A possible delay in ratifying
4-bedroom moder stucco hone |he eat, t ished Maened SBuane | cong Nelson, oF the Columbia river treaty looms os
~ eben tt faut cee eS ae 7241 botween 6 and 9 pm, 2 astleear, line result of the flrst interim re-
For sale «or de, «1850 - Ply- Y .
bell, aoe enn trade hobs Bly. ‘Ampual meeting ot port submitted’ to the cabinet “last

matic aL
20 house oll heat. Pull price 98,900,

TUBELESS,. TIRES

System. Evolution .

No school beard can function) just grew. - Local school needs al-
entirely by itself. Education 1s not] most invariably resulted in the or-
confined to any one district, ‘What ganization of a local board. The re-

happens in one;

o

wis >a total, pre-
vious to 1089, of 800-odd schoo}

It is interesting to see how the|boards in this province.

present school district system has

evolved.
Local

‘Various ‘consolidations, some of
them experimental, ‘reduced this|°?

sal administration for many) number to around 600 by 1944.
years was somewhat like Topsy. It!

‘There are now 82 elected boards,

District Civic
Employees Nix
Political Action

TRAIL — Local 343 of the Na-

~ fand o few, school districts in xe~
mote areas under direct govern-
ment stewardship.

It 1s hardly necessary to point
out that, with 300 individual school
‘boards, and even when this number |"
dropped to 600, many discrepancies

existed in the school system, not
only between sections of the ‘pro-

tional Union of Public Employees! vince, but also between nelghboritfx,
(CLO), of which Castlegar and Kin. | communities,

naird: civic employees are members,

‘You can Imagine also the ad-

has re-affirmed {ts decision not to| ministrative problems that were ine

engage in political,action.
Aubrey Burton, business agent

volved.
But the ‘greatest weakness of

of the locat that represents .West|that system was the variation in
Kootenay civic and allied workers, educational \opportunity. ‘offered, to
said: the union has been under hea-|tha- young’ people of B.C. It, 1s dit | Bee

from the B.C. Federa-| ficult. today. to visualize the tre-

‘tion of Labor (CLO) to:set up | mendous differences between dis-
+ political action committee, without] tricts in staff, buildings and: eautp-

delay:

Be said the union “has sents
final:letter to the federation remin-
ding. it ‘that Local 943 members de-

BM. Collens, She also presented

Soberlak,

Fair tea and bake sale, It is

seem just around the corner.
Ney and Mrs, Culley’ r.
“Brothers Asks

Question On-
Dams, Fishing -

MLA Donald Brothers.
The ere the

Linda: Culley and Donna: Wal-
per were enroled’ recently as Gui-
des in the ist Kinnaird - Guide| school trustee ‘accepts a broad fleld
‘Company by their captain, Mrs|of responsibility and obligation,

Ist-year service star to Dianne sponsblllities, and certainly one of

The Guides are busy working and manage the physical plant that
lon aster basketa for thelr Easter] equcation requires

ong time since the company un-
dertook such an ambitious project aneueae it has become increas-
land ‘their enthusiasm makes April

+ Visitors at the .meeting Were| times the very heavy demand that
Maire, W. ‘Walper, Mrs. A. H. Cul-| new ‘construction places upon the

Notice of intention to ask ques-|who wanted to use them. In spite
tons concerning the effect of pro-|of a building program which was
posed dams on fishing and wild- described as “fantastic,” we have
life and about the. possiblity of| not yet been able to catch up with).
developing power at High Arrow|the constantly increasing demand

dam have been placed on the order] for space ... . and more space.
paper at, Victoria by Rossland-Trail

person who becomes. 8

fletd

The same must be done in siete

7 One of the most obvious rer
the most, iimportant, is tb provide
— buildings,

‘the proposal goes directly tot the
taxpayers.

++ Technically a school board can
démand that a vote on capital ex-
‘penditure for a school be put to
the people, whether the city’ or

Sed grounds, equipment,
In this’ day of an “exploding

ingly important to plan adequately
and wisely, having in mind at. all

.} tax’ dollar.

A combination of population
growth coming after years of aus-
terity imposed first by economic
conditions and then by the war —
left us, immediately after the war,
im a dangerous position so Yar as

council likes it
‘ox not, But in actual practica it Js
much better to have them on your
side, gnd that means ‘convincing
them, not forcing them, to go. along
with the plan. :

|. And finally the proposition has
[to be “sold” to: the taxpayers, Ev-
fentually the’ bylaw or referendum
goes to the ballot'box, and if the
“selling job” has .been adequately
performed, it receives the 60 per
cent mafority needed for passage.
If it fails the school board has no

school wos
We simply did not have enough
rooms for the number of children

To give an idea of’ the sort
of pressure faced, consider Surrey

cided’ months ago against political|has not changed one ‘fote.

participation.

A royal commission headed by

“We have beech flooded with{a distinguished University of B.O.

.| faculty member, .the late Dr. Max
Cameron, assisted by. T, G, Carter,
recommended the abandonment of
the strictly local school district, dnd

ip
tirely. up to the individual members| consolidation into latge ‘districts.

of,qur union”
@4fr, Burton said there is no

The government of the day
this

tions:—

propos
fect on fishing and wild-life?

question of pressure from the So-/at once. We now have 82 school dis.

celal Credit government.
“Tt 1s.a long-standing thing in
‘our union which is riterated, and

tricts: covering almost the entire

‘This. makes, the B.C. School

it 18. the plan of our executive to| Trustees Association the most com-
incorporate a ban on political: ac-| pletély Fepresentative body of pub-

‘tion. in the bylaws of the union.”

me opinion « excepting only the

— in this province, It

‘ Read the

speaks for s wider area, and more

Classifieds|pecr'c, than any- group except the
Leglitature.

the fol questions:—
cently made a statement that

from the proposed High
Dam.

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. TRAIL 1097

eering studies of this possibility?
2, If the answer to No. 1

mission? | ;

“ Glothes Says Bank

There 18 a better-than-evi

Mr, Btothers to ask the Hon.}classrooms were built in a three+
the Minister of Recreation and}year period — not for future grow-
Conservation the following , guess th, but to catch up with current)

1, Has the Department of Re. for students and. teachers,
creation and Conservation or any
of its agencies made studies of ‘the| example becausé. Surrey has bad: a
Arrow Lake, Kootenay Lake, Dun-} more difficult growth problem than
can Lake,‘ or the’ area behind the! most districts, But’ the condition
ed Mica Dam as to their ef-| applies in one degreé or another

2, If the answer is yes, what
have been the results of their find. ton of s school? How 5 it accom-

fr, wurothers to ssk the Hon.

The Honourable D. Fulton re-/rooms for the children it must edu-

might be possible to develop power
Arrow | problem, first looks for a site, keep-

1, Has the Province of British|the greatest number, not only at
entered into any engin-|the moment but also in the future.

yes, as by what method could po-|termining as-far as possible the
wer be developed, (b) how .much/ future trend of home construction,
power could be developed, (c) where
could this power be used, and (4) | questions of present and projected
would, the development of this po-/ population so far’ as classroom: fa-
wer be made and (or) operated by| cilities are concerned, but must
‘the British-Columbia Power Com-|also ‘provide

New Materials For .

chance that part of the clothing| custodial’ staff. The ‘department of

School: District, where 200 new

‘| demand, ‘to eliminate shift classes

Perhaps this is not the best

through the whole’ province. ©
What goes into the construc-

plished?

trict or city doesn’t have enough

it} cate. -
‘A school board facing such a

in mind that it should serve

That' means endeavoring to size ‘up
is] future: population “growth, and. de-

‘The site must not only answer

Playground | space.
Sometimes it is quite a problem to
bring the two considerations into
parallel.

Once ‘the ‘site has been decided
a whole new serles of studies be-
gins, The professional people “put
their ideas forward; ‘so do the lay
ey| People, the business staff.and the

you have, on'are made of

duets in everyday use,

new uses are found for them. -

fa uodreamed. of- 50 years ago. The
Ifa) come is true of, many other pro-|and studlés there develops, finally,

Substitution of new materiais| and the size of school to be biult.
for old has brought this about says
the current Commercial Letter is-| goes. into another phase! — selling “

sued’ by The Canadian Bani :
“|Commerce. Old materials do not| -
necessarily disappeat, very often] vince the council that the project

“One has ‘only. to consider’ the

must bé
Out of all these consultations

a decision on the- type .of ‘school
Then “Operation Construction”

of | to, the’ “people,
In’ a ‘city trustees’ must con-

warrants & vote by the taxpayers,

: It starts, of course, with the].
the Minister of Lands and Forests| obvious’ fact that a particular dis-

it to try again, per-
haps with modifications, because it
still has to accommodate the child-
ren who are eligible’ for school.

: : E ‘ 1. COLE
- FROM:” eee : z WANTED oeage oat “ ee Cr Golt week by the B.C, Energy Board.
‘ ia i eee aa =

TYPE '
fl 670: x 15 $1495,
Plus
 OABRABLE.

‘CASTLE TIRE -
193 COLUMBIA AVENUE PHONE 4441
Quality. Recapping : Vulcanizing

in 1961. *

Serving in
so many ways

‘The Red Gross_
Looks to You

‘The imanitarian achieiements of the Red Cross depend on
your generosity. Your dollars provide and carry on the,essential
- Red Cross services and programmes in your “community.

_ This year—think, of the many ways the Red Cross serves your and

your neighbour—then plan your donation or pledge to-the best of
your means. A: ‘generous donation will do so much for so many —

Red Cross

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Level river bank Io
moe Lauran mae =

“A COMPLETE’
-Natural..Gas :
Service® And
“Installation ©

icensed Service Man
and a complete

Propane Service |,‘

“Propane.
EXPERIENCED
SERVICE MAN

Save’ by Dealing -

Barelay Products

Bee us 8 for Brains rats and Acreage

~> New .3-bedroom house. Apply
602-61" Aven Coatlegar;: sor Ea

etre aia eoroe
Rinna, Phone 3268,

Bulk and Bottle Jom shes, Bane PPT oar

2 . Newly-bi
> With Us: Bore oes electric heat, full basem
Phone 4!

deed ar and, tearoom, homes,

~hoi with apart
basement ‘on oth, a 4

ee water. none 5085,

location
jn mone aubaivision’ “Phone aay,

ory_Btore ae

Cholco, Beenie Lota,
outer lnniaird
lueborry

We
priced homes listed ‘for sale,

Phone. sin: -

Bae Soveean moderately autora a, 1 veablo, no ne elias

YOUNG. AGENCIES L1D,
| Castleaird, Plaxa %

FOR RERT

uites, also room and hoard,
mecrelshta’ "Apartments, ac

ten, Phone

Erem
store "Phone S081 =a

- 3-room furnished sulte. Fyne
Modern ft

Two
year summer
188-5th Ave,
9 | 3722,
dee $700. Phone 668 South 8)

Apply Olga Ave,

S Howe:

allt ‘dere acer amor,

Apply at “The Palett

670 x 15 tube type Good-

year summer tires. Phone 2788, 2! | Fully. - fiscihed —apataee

‘One choice improved to! Phone STE raaytime, ond 2304 at-
._ Kinnaird, mee 3 ter 4 fo_childr

Large residential lot. Phone

Tgt 0 on View GE Hest offer fekbne 1a6, Grescont Walley. "316

vores subavision:
» Kinnaird,

10 2-1 Teton ae ement , sult with | PP
ne sein Sheree aban, ttohen, Phone 6098, a mabey
31 a-bedroom house in_ Castlegar.

ee EE ee Nel

ighed col , =
ple only, Pho tags can

+apartment,

om “nue att ‘Grescent a
ley, hot 1 w te a0 ONE

Plaza, Phone

port % Sher erbiko subalviston,

LIMITED -
Phone 5154 Castlegar

“Arrow Lakes Ferry

jleave BRebson.
ee am. Monday.
Arrive

vice -
‘ROBSON. TO EDGEWOOD
Wharf. .

(ALLS. bid.

yo Towing: Barges :::. :
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes. -

Phone 5500 _
NIGHTS ‘2enk

4.00 pm.’ Monday.”
No Wgwirbod

BASEMENT DIGGING -:
CEMENT: WORK:
‘ PHONE:5200

ELI

BOX 464 |

“ROR: :
BULLDOZING DR HAULING

Phone Sent!

ers.

, |20_at 8 pm. 2
Blze 13 “brown ayeraoe

in ‘error Monday night at ier

School. Holder plese phone $322:

5 oust, Fri,

School, Holder. please

LEGAL

, mere tio}
Ie aul
oat Time) on” for

{3}
years
timber.

Three
Basement, housekee|
locan, Phone £71. sping . “room. |for Piet of:

AUCTION: OF TIMBER SALE
Micauialn

ill be ‘offered ‘for ‘sale

10.50 A.M.

fas. [Plates have been sold.:

Castlegar Sells
$50,000 Worth
Of Vehicle Plates

Just under. $50,000 “worth of
.|1961 vehicle’ plates have been sold
ee far this year, clerk:

tavel & Top Soil:
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
“PHONE so
COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Gor.’ Maple & Mh, Casegsr

Jou , Hogelin told, council Monday
night. He (sald .that about 1,600
ear: plates and about .400 truck

+ When: the village. office stayed
open all day at,, Feb, 26, sald Mr.

vided. one wht Logelin, over. 200 plates worth we. .
‘Basement ‘quite Rear Castleaird be attend sean ie meron

900. were sold.

WANTED ~

: Want to rent 3- or t-bodioo
house':in s Oastle or
Robson, Ph

it’,
peclt

INSURANCE
Por All Your.-
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS:

jorning car:
ptf, the ‘road, in ihe * lelnlty of the
Brilliant” Bluffs,
, The. driver, peter M. Byme of

} ‘I ynat an ait eat
CASTLEGAR] Gishieg®: ‘or, Ennai, ‘thone: 2, March 12

~ INCOME TAX

AceounTing SERVICE Sot Castlegar, SS

WORK WANTED

foman*. would Uk.
ween tho shore He wore bet:

pm,
4) available 5. days a week, preteranly

1.00 am. MP 8t. John’s
730.-pm. EP; St. Albans

‘Hent IV

930"'am; HO ‘st.’ Albans

Robson .— 11.00 basa D; (ol

but is understood not to nave’ been

was ‘taken to hospital]: .

seriously injured.

“THERE'S PLENTY OF

eee time clerk for. groce!
luce busins aah re te exe exe
Pertenece desirable. App Box 40P,
Cantleear.

NOTICES >

* M. E, McCORQUODALE

BO, Land Surreyer
i234 Bay Avenue, Trail

‘PLUMBING & HEATING
_SYPHON SEBTIO TANES -

PHONB 3181

D.- FOX ©

Your Coleman -Dealer in
large.and small Appliances

BULEDOZING

a S fed.
ezep- arch; 18 open f
own loners at the oe ao

“ot ie parents Stes
it: and. Cub

—galvation Any Home-Teaaae
Army Home Lea:
Baked ‘Bale at ‘Weat's Store re hase 19
from 3-5 “Pam. ¥

“Millar Plumbing
Heating & El & Electrical
Phone Gacyorat ls $153 and 5725

OIL AND: GAS HEAT
“1598-4th Ave, Trail
=~

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Phone 2754- -

"Kinnaird iremen
Raze Old House ”
Near Castleaird

g | vestigating has Been. easily explain. a

YOU ALWAYS DO WELL
AT THE ‘SIGN OF THE

SHELL

DROP IN FOR A TUNE-UP|
or A MAJOR REPAIR JOB

‘A blaze across from Gastleaird
Plaza on the highway Monday

Tews the Kinaatra tire ae-|
partment burning an old house that|

/ Goon SHOOTING
5h

dq.
PREDATORS’

: ‘Spring is here. «posts

2 2 2,80 get your, :
oa octet issn
2 enjoy, your favorite sport
ths bf sy

"When ‘ you shoot pa Wes

For ror post shooting, shoot
B 'Z-BANG” High
Vaouty or “SUPER CLEAN’ s
Standard weet 228.

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CASTLE

THEATRE

yaouuM BHOr paca MOTORS LTD.
‘Complete line of parts, and’ sér- YOUNG AGENCIES LID,” : PHONE 2411:
Stree Hose replacements and * Inguranice & Real Extate. oe : s ; -PHONE 8131
“CA $ T L E a A RD
more recently, the replacement of

gee ee aaa = Wee 7. “NOTICE

_ a : steel’ by aluminum ‘in. automobile : : hisSige as Nhe : fey ; nee EE anes io oath LoS basting Sho, : é : oe > ;

a y THE VANCOUVER "SS ; Sine atm _NE \ Ss oo ee a ae So es rae gee “| st SE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA : a. | cos a : : Sams | , 7 10th Match, 196] at 7:45 p

oS aes Ea nin ie FRIDAY, 10th March, 1961 at 7:45 pin '
@gnatruction Company. St. ALBAN'S: HALL

Dewis Contracting

“|remarkable changes: that’ have ta- s
ken -place -within the _ relatively
short period, since the start. of|.
World War, II to realize. how rapid
‘}and how ‘general’ the process of
substitution has beens says the
Letter.
Plastics and synthetic ‘bres are
the ‘two striking examples, and,

—_——————
SULLDOZING. .
LAND. OLEARING. EXCAVATION ,

THURS., FRL, SAT.

Needs Your Help t Now

HOME : ;
BUILDING SUPPLIES. “Children ’ Mat: °25c

MON., TUES. ONLY
BIG DOUBLE BILL -

Shows at 6:45 &. 8:20

"THE DAY THEY
- ROBBED. THE - -

There’ ‘s- something SPECIAL a ee ae yea — —_
‘CASTLEGAR NEWS 2-Hr, Maintenance Service f . :
7 Tuesday, Marchi 21, 8:30 pm wy negate Se
at ‘Camp's Insurance’, Finer Taste is a. Séagram Tradition in the basement of the , Lewis: Block and will be 4 BANK OF ENGLAND

es ee “|e : ~ ‘3 : Please plan to attend es «
‘COMMEROIAL PRINTING “Industrial * Commercial
about S cagram’s SPECIAL OLD ‘Wiring ” & Rewiring CHANGE OF ADDRESS”
TRAIL JR HIGH ‘SCHOOL. %

— 5612
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Phone: 3031 ) j “Domestic Wiring
tickets $1.50, $2.00, $2.50” a lee CBOSS Nea | eee Work Open 6 nae, fo 080, pe e Home For ciate aaa - The: Thrift Shop is moving to it's new location
) : : ; : ERIS : an. But the. ea fe :
: : ‘ Bae vw \\ fe 7 oe % : : : os ane 1 A ate Head : fet open for business as usual'on Thursday, March 16 |

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