CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May, 26, 1966

Old Timers’ Banquet Was Told Town.
Name Was Castle-Bar, Not Castlegar:

More light on how Castlegar
as shed

stationhouse was a box-car and
housed the telegrapher. Some-
where ‘between the decision of
the name'and the issuing of the
maps there was an error and
the name’ came out Castlegar
instead of tho intended Castle-

Bar.
ivan and
‘This: aroused, Sully ter | ‘For was not the formation of

Mure who took the mat
with the tel

ey responsible

grapher who

‘all "com-
munications both uP; and down
the line. The telegrapher was

quick to point out aa “even”

: sodslon

_ Enrollment High
At ‘Simon. Fraser

 Eqroliment at; the summer
Slmon Fraser Uni-

nesnigg
orate |
am

3" Seconded

lions, pre pile
gertCowan' A registrar

in error the name

the big rock such as to resemble
an ancient castle and was not
thos old Gaelic word for rock

held to. honor: Ross :'
for. Phot: the City. of Rossland
. ‘Thompson was

Author Establishes a Link

"it was. noted, and not with-
out rancor, that the

The enrolment totals pr of
whom ;.168 -are“ new. ‘stud ents,
Based on'U.S. experience of the

system,
580 students’ had Been expect:

was a Scot so'the location nam-

het ging number
of students on campus this sum-

PIED PIPER ©
KINDERGARTEN

will be aa by oy a

(eontin ed. ‘ate ven by Irene Deverney while , Ri
will be

presented during 6 one to the parents

tthe es = eee fg

couse preaident
will

The toast to the Ques

Moran-while the

by Ms ase

‘The toa
board ‘will be'given by! Rod Kil-
& jough ‘ad repned Late frusias in iat
fo the
department. of education by Gor- he a
Gormlé: ae be replied to

Gwen Jones,

' Carolynne James, Marlene
fames, Gordon Johnson, John
Johnson, Rick Johnson, “Gee

Ct

Mr, DJ he
ehancellst. ‘of Knights of
osonting = all

ter during the past week.
turned: ome at the week:

‘a Mrs, A! Ross returned home
icki | at the weekend from Vancouver;
where she visited with her son-
in-law, and ‘daughter, Mr.

Mrs. H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294
, Marken, i

d spent the past’ four months with

‘home Mra, Ross visited with her
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
,| Mrs. T. O'Sullivan at: Cache
+ | Crook. Whits there alie Blayed
cribhage and held a 29 hand,

. visitin,
G. G: Ausorson, lett at the weekend

Mrs. P. Sherridan, who has
her sister-in-law, Mrs, I. McNeil,

— NEWS, ‘Thursday, May 26, 1966

I A

(rt

. Jardine and granddau:
ter Debble. ‘She nlsotvisited ag left at the weekend for her home,

SEE THE:
4 her aunts ‘there. On her return an (Vancouver.

a follovitn
bers’ of the
class:

if The ; a eee ot the, sinvaster Ive : FOURTH :AVE. , CASTLEGAR ce ce OLYMPUS
2 pies :
AES: pa FOURTH Aye QUICKMATIC
With Ireland iy | a . Mi Goubt ay : eas f TAKES KODAK

are the mem-
BY graduating’

i, Biaine ‘Ady,
2, ‘Ander. | bora Lewis,

townsite of Rosala
known as, the aather of the Gol-
den City.

Of Castlegar

Support for the linking of

* Y land two Years ago. and upon. a3

Be : ; ;
From’ Ruth Parkin the name of Castlegar with a. her return showed phstescants being ‘ : te EGAN Git ON aman
town com fa town of Cast! to her | 28'1896, several years before:the in
The town of eon cocking Soret rome Un irate net Stator Mrs, Willlam Sor pderson| Duilding'of:the CPR. Will be open on Monday, May 3st
: from 2:p.m. to 3.30. p.m. to receive reg-
“istrations for the 1966-67 term.

We anon

heren Lizee, Brian

“Regillar Price $900.05
Special 3299.95
“PARDMAN’S -

fees AND APPLIANCES |

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY
ee Susan Alinsbam

DROP IN. *
CARTRIDGE.
: COMPLETELY
AUTOMATIC:
FOR: DAYLIGHT
AND: FLASH.’

dean of aie examined ate
‘university's staffing procedures
in the faculty of education when
he spoke at the Western Can-
ada Teacher Education and Cer-
tification Conference at Edmon-
ton last weel

. He also “attempted to an-
swer some of the problems pla-
guing facultles of education in
rail! North America,

CPR: of Robson. Sullivan and’ ‘Murphy shar-
ction ot the: theta Graham, author of —. Mrs. Anderson recalls that| ed a cottage*across the tracks
“pur and Gold in the Koot-.. Mrs. Graham found Castlegar, from the” prezent CPR ‘depot.

enays” and This Wes the Ireland, to have ‘only a: fow re- At time social life was
K “0 led in Ire- ..sidents and tote of ruins. at Robson House located at the

present
Oldtimer. Jack R. Widmer

orto

d 8 n Ba adeatatts Joh oe

Tony es tn more fort Meta naas ~
e, alzie! T-

don Davis, Jil Deinbick!, |

Deverne:

ki, ieene |'A
Shirley Do:
son,’ fisdnor Dyck: 1, Maclin |
mondgon,
Murle

Norman paced
ink, Verte’ Fofonott,

in May-18 the annual track bé: House 1. —, q ;
meet jas held 7 meta a Jast House 2. 185 pai Rarer
lumn I mentione: louse
eal rack meet briefly, N rt will 908 poe ee
4, Sam .Chevel-

r| Supply, you with a yore elated On: May - 1
repo) dave, Pat. Lucas, Perry ‘Verigin,

‘The track meet was. highly | John Horkoff,
snloyable 2 from start to; finials: a
an
Mil the, iat as Sas bucctog with 6x-
1 citement; waiting for this big

The ‘students’ council ran 8

C.RIVERS 365-7383,

SoupHe ii

en ‘Severson, Si

‘PETTITT PHOTOS

iE

| constructed by Augustine’ Hein-
ze, copper magnet of Butte, Mon-,
tana. He told that it had an:or-
"1 chestra, gambling rooms, danc-
8- | ing girls, dining room and rooms,
g | in letters he spoke of the straw-
mattresses on the beds. He told
‘of taking a boat across the: Col- |;
umbia river come morning andj a Boron! of a private lot.
his way down the Dr. J. -V.- Hall has
Dewdney Trail. eter to council: to say that

The first established busi-

“rather. than.

ness in Castlegar was a kiln and| move Sth Ave: i ‘he would "be

brick yard and was ‘located: on | pleased to sell this portion on
the west side of the river above | which the road encroaches,
the ferry site. It used local ma- eesey eS orET

terial and did good business

with A. Heinze during the buil-

Avenue Trespasses | ene Soe
Underfoot Elegance With

: Mes, D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wood were Mr.
Wood's brother and  sister-in-
law, Mr. and: Mrs, Gordon ‘Wood | P
| of vancouver

Pe Ken
Regan,

Rempel, on ae
stron en g John) Salil.

ea a construction ‘camp
of tents, | 3 ahacks anda couple of of
cottages: to house officials.: The

314 Inches Onto Lot

‘A surveyor has found that
Sth Ave in Castle; gar is trespass-
ing. by. some .8% inches onto

They won this
came * the oat tbe

phy tor th th 01

Andrea Paul and Lynn Gat-
trell- represented our girls ‘and
although they did.not receive a
a past elday ISS plant

lanted

Centennial ‘tree. Present fon
son, 2 commloslonr of the ir|
gs of Kinane

7 4 gna #
family, accompanie ry
Pollock of . Trail, to Betty i
i were weekend guests at pate
Fernie for tho holiday weekend; home. of Mr. and Mrs. James
home after undergoing surgery Mor
at the Trail-: Paden Hospital."

-] Leod, Peggy Baeitger and Susan
Allingham,

The Lippizeans of House 4
Mike received 10 Lape for thelr col-
F parade and House 2 the Jag-
uae received five points for,

tat vis Croan Uats asst Wk
Whittaker, Tom low, Gi
Zeberott, " ohivle' x reg wer src dhig nd ott ry ps Bpascher ets Gade by Ge

ve A
ad tthe ay points | a Su NEEDS fours. A vocation, with sest end
— agua z | Basan hs afi Ais = AS
The Mutual Life of Canada ai Kinneird & School Boord qty Penns Guatan 'wio| (A

+3 spoke on the Douglas fir.
ee C. A ste Cesttogsr, B.C. To Discuss Fire Ch a S Following this the students
: omerinmeeenintnnesinsies A school district can

and 1s teachers ventured outside
only ited
be. compelled to: pay’ for fire

protection services ye an authori-

ore successful frack meet was
| held at Valley Vista and Kin-
naled Ele Schools for
primary grades. A special
eae you to all HT parents who as-
thy } sisted in any way.

saat eral

| DECKING eee

Perfect for Patios and Sun Decks
— “SEE Us TODAY - —

- 3-Bay Garage
Is to be Bulli
At the Airport

A proposal that-a-three-bay
o| garage be Ponetructed at the bey
5 his} port here.to house a fire truck
Ga iae Nea Aas faneh Castle Bat to commemor- and snow, removal Sauipment
tism Su mornin; at e Nelson zone ate the even! : ‘has been agreed: to: by le-

ona niynited. Ghure 8 a. | 1965 there were 14 trained at ‘After he d.. fro
Mrs. Waltons parents, i oer the Civil eDetence College at| ranch he lived” out the corner of |’
Mrs. Edwin Nuttall of Athens, ) Arnpr! 20 trained at the pro-| Maple St. and Columbia Ave.
L, | vin no college at Victoria and| The’ ranch was svld_and:.later}.cil meeting when Ralph Wi
the various mu-| subdivided to becom: Castle-|'presented the annual report of
Bar’ subdivish ag the airport committee.

the river to a oeation a under the
smelter hill where they were
hauled up for construction Par:

i

hiattner,
Sievelday, Cathy ond
Kruetzky and Donna Mackereth.

The sons of Mr. and Mrs.
John Toews, John and: Steven
Wayne, and Robert Edwin Walt-
on, son of Dr. and Mrs, John
Walton, received the sacrament

“Lens: and Easy
Sundial Setting

Onl Ss
While. They Last

with a low-cost loan from: your creaie

VACATION Meteee

schools or, tot Pad beside. the
point. Council knew ‘it’ peel to
give this service.

manent disability with CUNA Mutuah—ite
+ Credit Union Insurance Compamp.
‘This insurance ts provided by your vediPunian =~
at no extra cost $0 autre sre arvana (0

ENQUIRE AT GUR
é OFFICE TODAY!

|
i

uncil
The request for approval
was made at last week's soun.

Lateran TANLLad

PETTITT PHOTOS

Ont., Francs resent, Rev. D.
Faris official 272 trained in
‘Visitors to the-home of Rev. | nicipalities. «_.

tus prevents its ‘council operat-
ing such a separate rate. ' i
‘These facts were reported | for.
to. council Tuesday night by
chairman Carl: ‘Leeblich. ae

PETTITT PHOTOS *

_ Builders WI NDOWS
MADE TO ORDER

1 417
Houde pad — 597, ints; oe
488» poknts*:: Hie ua

School. Distelet

protection but ie. ‘ district's
ard stated it prepared
oo ‘pay. The hoard watea ithbe- |;
leved such’ action ‘is ot'com-
mon practice.in the areas around
here, also no provision was made
for such a grant in the school

budget.” -

Comm... Maurice Simpson
sald he “oud ft beard wa
eing iggart not
paying this pittance” of about
3300. ‘He felt’ there’ must be
zomg ‘way. council” could Bet. it

pay.
omm, G. S.: Rust said
whether “council was Bie to
give fire ; Protection to: ‘the

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