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Frovinelal Library,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C.

Dec. 31/8767 '

SAYRE WELL HAVE A SWINGING, Leib CAREFREE WINTER..." *

“COF FFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

> Teli Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, ‘Castlegar

lorie H. King of Castle-

gar eee of 175 students | who
wou: first: class scholarships
attend? ‘university.
Miss King will be attending
the arts and science faculty at
Victoria University.

government ‘scholar-
ships‘to'help pay the cost of
this year’s higher education have
been won by 3,306 students who
wrote examinations at
the Universi of British Col-
umbla;’ University of victoria,
Simon: Fraser Ui were
Dame ‘ ‘Universi Neloon,
Vancouver City | Voters and the
Teamnol cyt ‘it ite was Jetate ct

ehnology, it» w
by Hon.: eR: Peterson, minister
of education.

hol

needy students, a nally. was
meee Wo be $1 ealiog, but

to] with an eee Md about £co

scholarship winners and ‘a sig:
nificant increase’ in the number

forthe ‘year to
1965 ‘the total’ was’ $871,000.
‘AM winners of first’ class
standings get one half ‘oftheir
tuition..fees paid: ‘Up: to 3,500
winners with second class stand-
ings of seventy per cent or high:
er get one-t their! fees: paid.
The figure was previously 2,850.
Mr. ‘Peterson satd the “govern-
went had: been pleased. to raise

the ‘number’

The
ships for“ university. students,
along:: with 1,805 won® by au
dents Mire ‘wrote ade 10 and

ations and
ounced last week

seeking Haver edu-
cation,

KINNAIRD UNITED CHURCH
Church Services'11 a.m.

Sunday School 9.45 a.m.
at oe chanel

Castlegar Student Awarded First Class + |
In Government Sponsored Univeretty Entrance

Kootenay
Builders |
& Suppliers.

‘LINOS — SASH ‘AND’ DOOR
- ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

‘All Sizes of Glass Cut to; Order 1

‘STORM: ' SCREEN
| WINDOWS |
ADE TO ORDER

the'Ilmit: because‘ of' the’ signi-.
2 ficant increase in

: “THIs 'WEEK‘s SPI CIAL
LINO YARD GOODS
‘from’ 79c per. square yard

"We Take Batter Care ‘of Your pouina Necas”

636 ‘COLUMBIA’ AVENUE — PHONE 365-5165

ie
amount, spent on

Ss

to tbe biggest: Ee penn Soro Can-
ada welghing 42 pounds and 36
ounces. And the Castlegar a:
District Fal Fair? It’s. caiet

fall fair expires it is
meeting hel last Jenuary, seven
and the

senting organiz-

ations: “and that 40 just Ghout ex-
Jains it.

So it will A+ down into our

local history Castlegar and
cietict fall fair ended 96s in
id reign

ed] old and

yn the part of its working

of| home in vancouver) position

Toree ” ‘and enerally ‘spe: ed with goo
the sam Swing workers speaking ie

she left th

years. Ii
took’a :iot' of .work, a lot’ of
work on the part of too few.

Ar e
ied the-end of holidays find
ito take on the respon-
tthe shelter of-
ide,a most suitable

ed in living. He is Seven, years
has. been used to the
quiet living of an older couple.
On the other hand 'there is

a “cattle dog’, a collie type of
medium size who has ‘been gift-
id <intelligence and
capable. of rounding up cattle.

Rowell,
trustees association has been in-
ile yy. the he sminister 0

rm part

delegstion to the educati
isters’’ conference on e
and the ‘development of ‘hi

resources being held
real today and tomorrow. Mr.
‘be: accompanied by
te Sseoclatl lon’s . first vice

pre-| council: of

le} erry, Deputy minister of
education, who recently pitted (el
Selkirk College.

The meeting in Montreal win
‘be the first’ nationwide: gather-
ing of .educators,. indu: ts
and government officials to dis-
cuss the role of education in the
future development of Canada.
A delegation ‘from the economic
Canada ‘will also at-
tend. The meeting is: sponsored
by the 10 provincial ministers
of education. B

‘The program will ‘consist of

neladé:
‘the department of. education,

the Sopariment of labour, the

by person-
alities in education and a series

B.C. the
or board of trade, and will be

of w to discuss the fu-
{ure role of education. Among

Sept. 12 VOTE Sept. 12
BROTHERS

be
ight, assistant director: Pre the

Frey, commissioner general. of
the West German inter-state of-
fice of education and Jean’ Mar-

Do
member

em,

if
are |we

é is appro:
oi and. could prove a a valuable
ortly | pet fo) fhe ‘righ! ‘right

For cat lovers there is : pe
ten just old enough to go. It
black and half siamese.

vi
your. jane and jellies with a
small ally ene disk hich He a

cright
memba : seal? - ‘They at oe Sott
fe market yet I for, one liked

This week I.saw.some jelly
sealed with saran . While

close to being ike
ba seals,

T cannot speak with authori-
ty on this method. but I for one
am going.to.try.it on:
Jars, that: just'do nok neve acid.

Rossland Educator Attends|°
Education Conference Now

supplies to be bought. You do
not mind ‘when ‘it is all for the
sake of our. children’s education.
There is. one complaint
though, a personal one of
Frederick Neal under the leadership of Dr. G.| own
president of the B.C..:school| Neil P

ed ante I: ay, retina el-
pre itary grades hi dis-
gar elemen' ‘grades have
Sontinued this practice.
grade ones who will learn faster
to take ouf.a ‘book ofa
color. to recognize
jects this
may help. even ‘in
grade, but from. three on, are we
t insulting the children’s in-
teligence 2

bought fa economical prepack-
apes The color necessity (? (2) at

ot take. advantage: of such a tie
US. office of education, Dr.| chase.

colo
not just adding extra
to extra

ximately two years

dogs are ire black “and

ju fehiesiber sealing

ery
the old mem-

those odd

as apparently Castle-
understandable for
articny

sub-

way and possibly it
the second

0: exercise books can be

r. is not, necessary

Seer te
to

chand, C: of

Pp and.

Kinnaird. Improvement
Society Members

REMEMBER IMPORTANT

Special Meeting —
7.30 Tonight

Ifyou are unable to attend you may give
the PROXY. BALLOT to a friend who is

Y oe ms y

_ New Generation
:Maytags. are. -.

pap eT, ) P. Bo £. ts

eles lel vapacir y i oWwer-ri i

‘Agitator. Supe e:
= Flevible fingmag ‘Built to ‘randle Dig 7 3] completa washer Speers
Nify washing action. ; loads. ‘Gets: large.
Built in. lint’ filter. :, of ‘small foads unt
pe Cea fomily clean, é
frie seals or ganas of oF. tana Is See: e

soiling franchised Moyteg Gaaler withia first
5 inti err

; route

Castlegar Air Cadet Squadron i is til ibe Best in the Province

No.,

581, von Canadian air cadets,

4s tops in all of British Columbia,

the commanding officer, F/O J.
pitt C.- ‘MacBain learned here re-

3 oe Becaiving an efficiency: rat-
t ing of 96.05 per ar cent, the eats.

: dron ranked first out of

Srorin:

out the provinces

over-all yearly activities;

The first parade of the year}supplements school
for Castlegar air cadets was held | holds: the ‘interest of the-teen-

an-
nual eens held era ages of 14 and 18 years, the
last. spring, | squadron will meet every Wed-
They were also judged on their |nesday and occasionally on week-

Open to boys

ends to receive training which

studies,

at the Stanley Humphries School agers and opens the door to. a

st of valuable awards and car-

and to treat his lead-
ect,
aii tealis

for an age of excitin; advances By tae ROAR. literature, are lied i
in the "Relence of. aeronautics, cond
pe cie how ities

The comm
such subjects «as hi; to ou Cadets will):
fiphe jet and Focket tee ee pur took ne aks at’ 7.30 p.m. to-
tomic: power, electro: and | night. 4

an anna tive look
tra- are « invit

even
at the ote of space

vel. local committee to’ support the
Textbooks and other sup-| local cadets,

Published Every Thursday at “The Cae of the Kootenays” i

WEEK’S WEATHER
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VOL. 19, No. 37

? CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1966 '

10'CENTS PER COPY

B canis SON
vc taft

-No-action © petheoming on
the ec ullding * 0 of the propased
from Kinnaird to Salmo,
Castlegar and district chamber
of coranere members learned

A letter. from Hon. P. A.
> Gaglardi, highways minister, in-
; formed ‘the chainber that ‘the
‘ Salmo road could not be consid-
ered until completion of the Bril-
jane bridge and other: local! Pro:

last ni

Groans of ‘same: ‘old story”.
rose from the 17

improvement should be — given,
Priority by, the chamber,

committee be established to re-
solve’ the priorities,
fierce’ protest from Bill] Waldie
of, Robson. who}saw ‘the two
‘roads as separate issties,
Reporting to the October
meeting of the chamber, togeth.
er with the roads priorities com-
mittee, will be’ a committee ‘ap-
pointed ‘ito . study: the Robson
terry. situation.
“This committee was set up

‘at-
tending after the minister's let- by

fer was read ' to >the first fall
hamber.

4 yening debata'|¢
her the Salmo’

lerm:
man following’a Stine with
town council Tuesday evening.
+The committee is headed by

at. the’ couticil: :meet-

Trail road’

ing

For School Children

Crosswalks yesterday were

“painted across Columbia Aven-

ue at the old Castlegar. School

site for. those’ children living
th ide of: the. street

alternative tinder. consideration:
Mr. Bissell=:

tain as'to the effectiveness of &
crossing -with out. lightts.

d: then,
icer- | road = would. establish. Castlegat
th
> | bubs of the Koo! nays.

ie. members will: report

+ Th

| back’ to the October. meeting ‘on
<)° | whether or not they consider | f
/;| that the. Castlegar-Robson ferry
‘| should continue runnin,

Bs:
The alterate“routes will be
Brilliant bridge‘and possibly. the
ATrow. dames Ep ‘This ferry has been

It. was ae by
die shat the e Castlegar to. Trail

muter: roads) in‘ the. , West, it was
observed:

and :Kinnaird’s: positions

Tootion. was. passed that.a =

Jim ‘Lambeth who was with the| J

Chamber Coane elas

Ve (ecole Must Assume Town Status —
s Population Climbs to Nearly 3,000.

despite | i

e latest
‘sus. of the’ vil

Kinnaird will have to take; Hy

out town’ status as of January

ri 1967, it was announced at the

village council meeting Tuesday
evening.

The annoumcentent was made
following.a directorate from the
department of municipal affairs. | Sell
‘0% Tt is: planned. the day- noe:
ing : offi town status -will be | °2
August /12, the 19th'b of
the ‘community. Reacis

cen-

it lati 3° ans ue

sent population per-

ene compared to an estimated
2,700 last year.

‘Advances on the centre by

the West Kootenay Chamber of

the ; Rossland-Trail:: consti
behind him at the polls | and.-Fow!
Brothers, So-

‘on. Monday,” Don
cial Credit mines and’ ‘petroleum
reso! can look con.

3

concerned

the third part of the Social Cre-

ait seven: year plan which includ-
lans* for. housing ments

“ic ithe two defez bee
in the Rossland-Trail riding,,Pat

Fowler for the Liberal
- Ted Campbell KDE I

ers Bot “a5 sate, a Gael 248
a ueberry

and ‘Fowler/42.: 2 'AS Der Paty k
eer. Par)
Brothers :4, Campbell and

der, ler. principal’
Gatien who was pine onl
erating a one-room school, at
Creek,

system m Mrs.
. | ¥. Marr? will teach grades‘ one
through : three‘ and:Mr. Verigin,
grades four, ‘through ‘six.

‘strike
at necellated the 0 aetane nae of | selin,

six

schoo! b building near the Osby

tlegar:

New. Ere
nounced at the board meeting
for:.:.the » Stanley Humphries
School ares

a "h addition, Mrs. J. Couch
and ‘Mrs. L.-B, Moen have been
ap

ght :beca ‘many.
departments ‘are:already. over |

Castlegar was. obliged a.
pay this extra money
of a change in: the brevincial
statues: regarding: bond

‘The;
of!town i id
rather than Tues:

gay. At At ar time a» zonii
ring will also be held, « Hid Fo

head teachers. at Bril-
it ana a Valley: Vista elemen-

Creek:
ean’ Christennen.- At ‘Kinnaird
open ciuiat ‘school, Nevion Ea-
ward. eereee Mrs. ;
Wilkinso: a element,
ary, 8. 7a ing, 3 “James G.Hem-

yesterday. ; i
Ini aition’ a an. ‘estimate

~-studetits are registered for p ee

time courses.

‘) ber and ‘room “is ‘no problem, ‘

said ‘Mr. Soles.
work is going ahead apace
on the ; temporary.

in.
75| tases -Celgar. pulp division punk:

much of. the: equip- | -

"While
ment from the Sele campus
to the tem:

ved di
ly |} porary site, peed and phy-

is | manufactured ' specially

geared to cater to a higher num-

asics benches have had to be
for the
‘smaller ‘rooms,

The chemistry” ‘lab, a con-
verted wash and shower room,
is pre-e
water ani

oratory.
:To eSanteract the fhereiged
fire tisk, — physics © labora’
bunsen burners: have, been shei-
ved in favor of. electrical: heat- | 5¢!
ing elements,
Dr. R. F. Grant head of the
chemistry department said con-

cal He added however some experi-
>| ments might be have to be modi-

ducting ‘classes. in. these make-|
shift facilities will in no way
inmypare the quality of the course.

fied.
= Dr, Seat compared the fa-
cilities favorably: to «those pre-
ntly in-use at UBC where he
taught previously.
“UBC is:using army shacks
for some of its courses,

“Te Locate Branch
th Cgiow Building: 5

The public works depart-

ay ment has accepted an offer ito

Y| lodge its Castlegar unemploy-
ce in the Og-

for, tourist
funds were: turned down flat by.
;council members:

The ‘reason ‘given was the
number of errors in the last bro

ted in the id nave of the liter-
ature. @
It: was noted on the tourist

P, know tg ana, bd
group,: known asthe
Been" banned) from: staging’ any
form. of revelry on town pro-
PR

‘The motion. was, made by.
Castlegar town council Tuesday.
night following .a_report of. the
cdndition’ the’ arena was left in j >:
by the group.

to,

Tuesday evening, stated emph-
atically that because of the loca-
tion’ of: the: office,

Ya must,’

Castlegar ‘town council: meeting |°" :

istorical Caravan
At Kinnaird Today

Edward - Johnson, | jm

rary. quarters at the Celgar

‘had the wooden floor reinforced to bear the -
estimated six tons of book weight, said
Don Wick, librarian. Mr. Wick's tempor-

ary helpers, Colleen Miller

TEN THOUS ND books: are slatéd ‘for the
Selkirk College library. The temporary lib- Fsttenaing the’ college’ when it: opens on

left, and Jennifer Frost of Trail are both

first year. ‘beral arts’ mance who’ ‘will be |
campus has September 26. Colleen’ is one of several
students: enrolled ‘from out of the district
who registered ‘last’ week only to find a. =
three-week -wait . ahead «before: college

started. — Coreeer News Photo :

of Calgary,

Parents and friends of the’
ited to join the’: &