4i CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966

COLLEGE CAMPUS

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966

By Steve Hindmarsh Fire Chief Ed Lewis of Castlegar Fire Chief Archambault, Kinnaird |

Student Government Framework Set Up

, ‘The past few days have seon
Selkirk College provide for its
; Students more than the regular
Gdiicatloiat interests. Different
athletic clubs have begun and
the framework for the student
government has been set up.
The Steering Committee, as
the student government is call-

ple. are from the outlining dis-
éridts' of the College-and- each
represents a certain area: Alf
Marchi, Trail; Tim Rezansoff,
Grand Forks; Bob Maloney, Nel-
son; Lois Graham, Rossland;
Thomas McGauley,

id
students who have been out of
kchool for four or more years.

P.' Fraser and Mr. J. Pere-
four, all members of the
staff,

ir by roving Pilate by
pa Laan ital
fie wrote herself With

ores a cae ae rey te

show. fe is Roped that in the

ture hootenannys will be held
every Tuesday and Thursday at
the same time,

y saw tho firat publ.
catlon of ithe Selkinie Bluk ine
College newspaper. The news-
paper announced that i
™mural. sports would begin as
soon as an indication of the
people interested was made. It
gave a list of contests schedul-
ed for next week, Prizes will be

awarded for the best name for
the athletic teams, motto for the
Bolles crest and colors for the

oilers.

look at the events of last

week nd the ones to come prove
that life will be far from dull
for Selkirk students, Any stu-
dent lookin; ng for an oeeecur:
ricular activity in which to par-

Helpate ‘ne need just ask and he
shall receive.

BASSAS

NOTICE

CYLINDER PROPANE USERS

Wed. Nite Cutrate Groceteria

teegue
LHS Daisy. Kochle 207, LHT
Kay Adshaad ‘6
THS King Soins 827. THT
King Pi

‘ream points: Choregirls 3,
Flintstones 3, Kittens Five b
ia rine 4, Five Thumbs 1,

eat a

VICTORIA REPORT

After Lt.-Governor George Pearkes .. Who?

wondering
who'll be suc-

Gen. | and there are substantial

ets for lavish entertaining and
living in style,

‘This has changed. The Lt.-
Gov's salary has been increased,

<| from. sederal and provneial gov-

was wD this time last year, but
at the personal request of Prime
Minister Lester Pearson the con-
sented to stay on until the end
of 1967,
When he cetires he will be
ALtGov. Sin

2 our longest4erm

Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere was
in office six years,

Two of our: Lt-Govs. had
also been i prow lere Ja James Duns-

oft ican, 20 in all, including
Gen. Pearkes, only-one was a

,,| native of B.C. — Hon. Clarence

Wallace. The srety was English-
born Joseph W. Trutch, who, ii
1871, chose B.C.'s first pre
Irish-born John” ‘Foster Me.
eight,
Time was. when a man, to
bea succesetal It.-Gov. had to
de very rich

nd generous  will-
“Jing to reach into own ‘pock- trol.

"lcation whilesin care and con-

THANK

purchase of

Phone 365-7978"
‘Mrs,

Ss!

for the support of your local represen-
tative through buying locally your §

SINGER. SEWING
MACHINES, VACS,
POLISHERS, T.V." S, STEREOS,

WRITERS

SINGER PRICES HERE ARE THE SAME AS VANCOUVER
{: Fast! efficient service, on all’ nrodicts \and betp tn the
ae of your new sitger machine. '

WE ARE LOCATED AT: THE
FLAMINGO MOTEL

for appointments

H,

ernments,
be.

, which is as it should

If it’s necessary to maintain
Government House as a public

By James K, Nesbitt

inatiation the public should pay
When Gen. Pearkes leaves,

ants and everyone will be sorry to} 2594,

see him go, the government
should take steps to open Gov-
ernment House to the public,
for say, five mornings @ week,
from 10 a.m. to n

The pilot of a light alrcraft
was fined $800 by District Mag-
istrate Park ar walllaes when he
pleaded

vening the Didine regulations
at' the Castlegar airport.
RCMP report charges were
laid against Edwin Scott of Van-
couver on advice of tthe depart-
ment of transport in Castlegar.
The bench was told Scott.
had landed his ' passen: ser airs
craft on the runway

were working RCMP add
landing was made after he had
been warned off by ground con-

Patrick McManus of Castle.
was fined $250 by Ma,

{| Airplane Pilot Fined $800
For Illegal Landing at Field

to ‘contra-| in his

gar
trate H. C. Pitts when he he plead-
ed guilty to a ‘charge of intoxi-

trol of a vehicle.
Mani ie charge rea
was under "the influence while
car e
ition on Columbia Ave,

A of impaired driv-
ing against ‘Gus Lee Davidson

oe Bl
ma; 01 ing a
lea and trial. e

in the

His licence was was suspotided
for three months’ following the
inci in | walch: be, was) po}

Goon

Ro Rollers
iais

Yolden . 252.

LHT Helen | Pickering 547 547, THS
Wailers 798, THT Criers 2234.

Team points: ‘Screamers 9,
Hooters 8, Groaners 2, Wailers
5, Criers a, Moaners 6,

Coffee Break League

LHS: Bertha Vincent 215.
LHT. Eleanor Holdsworth 500,
THS Wheaties 830, THT
Wheaties’ 2302,

Team

eerios
Muffets 4, eee, Pin 2, Pincatlers é
Take Five 0, Wheaties 4.

Tues. 1 o'clock

‘LHS Betty MacAlister 245.
LHT Vi McLuckie 607.

‘THS MacAlister’s Insurance

871, THT MacAlister’s Insurance
MacAlister’ 8

LHS
Ruth Rourke! 567.
MHS Darrel Rourke 296.
MHT. Reg. Bro 700.
THS Button Pushers 1050.

Bui
THT. Button Pusher:

Team points: sutton “Push-
era 3, Pinkeads , Re; 1,
Natty Five 1, ‘Smarties 1, Tig:
er Kittens 3.
Other 600's Ron Goulet 654,
Barry, Dickinson 648, Dave Ads-

head 622,
Tuesday Night Mixed
Bertha Vincents 240.
LHT. Bertha Vincent 584.
Bill 7 OBA.
; “Hunters 1018, THT!
2786.

Canadian Propane Is open for cylinder fill or ex-
change Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5'p.m.-
Mitchell “Supply is open: Monday thru: Saturday
from 8: a.m.‘ to,5.30 :p.m, for: cylinder fill or ex.
change. Delivery is avallable at’a feo. ‘as

Dutch Maid. Bakery

WEEKEND SPECIAL |
6 for $1

In the store only on Maple St. across from the
Liquor Store

Fresh Donuts Every Morning at 9

ore recent de,
The

ete back up to 20 men.
see the crew back uj
. bere this ve

Kootenay Animal Clinic
at Creston is pleased to be of service to youl. We
are open Monday to Sunday. Hours are as follows:

Monday to Saturday 8am. to 5 p.m.
Sundays 8 a.m. - 4 p.m, (By Appointment Only)

Circe HOURS: 1. --2 p.m. Monday - Saturday. ;

7 - 730 p.m. (By Appoint

Telephone 386-2822 Dr. K. Marling, D.V.M.

Kinnaird and ae Have Fire pres

noah?  Cisteoae ate soe fire department a Castle;
is short ‘five’ men because has attended 16 fire: ‘ my
lepartures from Last 'Nov vember f

ond time in five
is attended an orientation course
ee ithe: fire marshall’s

In August. he attended the
sala be hopes Ss 85th samuel B.C. Fire College in

also examined 14 local

He added that ‘eference

“Ktiis vi ortant to get
of the time because of] the vis very lp at an oanly

out-oftown shift ‘work, age,” said Mr, Lewis,
During the coming fire pre- He added at least two fires
ventlon week, the Castlegar a direct result
iil combine yao of oe rer playing with mateh-

The fires were on Juniper
is ety| St. and in the vicinity of. the

Council to of Bre tinting a Table ile tap sanitary land fill.
display A> third recent fire trace-
ques to iss and ISS Seucente able to children was‘ the. mid-
The was shown to Cel-j night call to.a split level child’s
gar employees this wooks and will dugout ¢ on the west aide of town.
be on view in both the Kinnaird Castlegar is presently equip-
and Ca: fire halls on ped with with two pumper trucks and
Thu of next week. king for a replacement for

g the past 12 months| second® one.

- Only) :

Castlegar will be ho!
field hockey players from Car
and ye SE

- _ Each cif
=} one men’s zt al boy's: tears | c

to play on the Blaying eld ‘at
Stanicy:. Humphries Secondary

School.

This event will be a great

honor for Castlegar as Vernon

could have been chosen for the
local officials.

accept Castlegar’s invitation.

If the weather is: fe reasonably
fine on Sunday,’ the following
schedule will ue chery

vs Calgary,
19 5 abo 2105 p.m. Vancou-

lf you're going to do.
‘some decorating
first. come and see
the. Brain.

ver VS ‘Calgary 15 yr. olds. 3.20
p.m. Calgary: vs .Vancouver sen-
jor men. 5 p.m. Vancouver vs

beuebieias eof the day
and - ‘Vancouver: ‘men’s

ams.
There is'a rumor ‘that a

Castlegar is Hosting Field 72
Hockey Teams at Weekend [Tests ter

g [sibility of it becoming an an-1] z
boy or: man is inter-| é

Castlegar“ and” District Rotary
two {Club }

should be the clash t between the in
Calgary

nual. event.
nel hacky he should

t rit
to form a district aa hockey
errr

Rotary Anns
. Glub Formed
In this Area

g of the
held: Tuesday.

Chernoff
651, Wi

‘Anns
:| ay the de foundation ‘for’ this con-

i:

we Mrs. Ken i Johnson was elect-

eapregigent with Mrs. Jim. pau:
sident;’ *

650, Vic Osis 632.90."

Welcome ‘to the anim genera meeting Oct.
18 at. 7.30 p.m. in Arena,

ew: terion in chain,
Election.

- Financial report 1965-66.
New Business.

See:you all ‘there

Mr. avis, ang one ‘of the
Loeblich Again Thebes age
Gets a Posting.

trucks‘ was

and is considered obsolete under

the act.

began it ‘ Hee oe . Lewis join-
nan ed it the following year and since
On UBGM Exec December «1952° hes’ been the

’ Don't
give- -

“FIRE

piece to

when a deep fryer flamed and
a second -caused by a pot of
noodles left on the stove.

There was an open fire be-
hind the laundromat and a

An $11,000 fire at Kinnaird
er, $12,000 fire at Waldie

Service Station, two dump fires

and a bush fire.

‘Tho most recent and ‘eirang.

est fire was rej the

time the fire department
arrived the “burning” car

house with its roof on fire’ on | ¥&8*S,
00 St.

ramp of of the Robson femy. By | Fire

Kinnaird has one of the
ighting : crews in

largest fire’ fi
relation to the size of the village trucks to:

in Canada.

Doses.
SOO Daas eee ee

or a-crew of
aud a population

on the crew has to
be ‘larger than would
otherwise! be’ warranted by’ the
two-trin fares is because many

re may be bought be nh siibags
ecompany th ro larger

fires for rescue pur-
art Oo:

's time
up facing fires.: “About
two or: ener Cent,” estimat-
ed the fire
wg rns, Te a ot the hours dur-

each week are spent on prac-
tices, fralning: ana running

commute to either Trail or Cas-

the crew is available at one time.
Thats about ap mae men per truck,”

Rene’. Archam-| p;

pault in/an interview this week.
He has been fire chief for 11

‘After 19 ete operation
the Kinnaird rigade can
look forward to immediate ex-

pansion.

28,000 fire hall is near-
ing. me eon and it is hoped
to get a-new unit to to replace one
made ' by the’ village «in: 1947.

kirk College an
Kinnaird ‘bridge.
provide these extra ser-

Heer more ro equipment is needed.
a is* hoped ; to de. Civil

1 The town enjoys a 65 per
cent ‘lower fire fire: insurance ' rate
than 10 years ago and this is

fe parm
personn
Fires tackled since Decem-
ati ber Fees Shy ti the department lent are! | bro}
I chimney fire -

Frank} Ho! the: ieearetary
and-Mrs. Fred :Hirtle, : be, renner: :
‘All the “members ‘of’
group are wives of local Rotar-

jans.

‘qhe club will meet the first

ted‘: more «than: 300 ig
Li pees ‘to’ bedsides of shut-ins
last 2 js

year.

SY

Too rai te what we effectonately ca ocr new Cole Seles

tng easy. And ye’a & oe yee cclet for ve, SOS on Pe

8 any popular

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NIE’S”

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WEST KOOTENAY

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to’a winter warmed by comfort you've °
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ught a of shy. children
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she began. And di
two weeks ithe el
secondary: student
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Remarks such as, “this is
an exciting program, I enjoy it;?
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wh: and: concentrate on my Tes-

in’ e
in-addition ton treating z cach
child’ individually ’ she

educators : foster Tntependent
study ‘habits.and make: ‘stu.

dents responsible: for Sher work

and:-understanding: teacher: af-| >=.

Working “round. the clock, .
.. MacMillon -has ‘with th

checks
are al-

Q fire ‘drills’

BO. _Gostety t by. the’ chief at
the Kinnaird - Junior Secondary
School,

During the coming Fire
Prevention Week Mr. Archai

Castlegar & District Chamber of Commerce
Monthly Meeting
CTV CENTRE WO

TEL BANQUET ROOM

Wed., Oct. 12 6.30 P.M.

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dang ers ers to both li fe and proper-
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" But’ it’s ‘not just children
‘matches, Mr. Archambault

protection, ier both Bel with ‘ma

nd the ~ | are
on fiapi ferry and half way acrOss ton, oe sible ine

replace’: street
Nearly 80 ‘have been! ‘replaced
year.
A more unusual call. was to
the Kinnaird ig Ppool
last summer: where * pneolator
was used ona small
owned, :

austin Kaufman,
Jake' Hendricks, John Ponak,
rman, John Un-

"| Clarence
garian ‘Sam Muirhead:

sibility is'to ¢
in: the: ‘student.
Very, At
orton re

» by; recogni

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