CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1967

“Trustees Ready to Discuss Problems:

School trustees are

of the growing finan “pree|

iced by mun-

1 people to e

problem, atid Frank Beinder, of

ident of the Brit

Coluinlea School” Trustees As:

sociation in Vancouver this
week.

Mr. Beinder delivered his ad:

deing
mi the Hotel Vancouver, October

He went on to say

Gial grants to education but there| U!

which relief|

led to the munici.|

local tax
responsiblity

Brneistaining’ a scheat system
which would have the suj

of the local population and would
best serve the needs of the com.

joned trustees that

ind teachers should reflect uj
the fact that

an
people wl
afford Cadillacs still manage to] occu
al 0

rer if country.”|
In 1g with relations be-|

CASTLE

THEATRE

TONIGHT & FRIDAY

“MADAM X"

SAT. MAT, 1.30 P.

“TESS OF THE
STORM COUNTRY”
SAT., MON., TUES.

7 & 9.05
Gregory Peck —
“ARABESQUE-

WED., THURS, FRI.
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00
“LAS VEGAS
HILLBILLIES”

ware tween  achers and trustees he

pointed out that a dynamic and

effective education system can

be maintained o1 reallsti
ion

cal
s-{the ast publ funds expended
on ates it i im-

degree of freedom accorded to!
other professions.

Mr. Beinder commented on
statements which have been
le recently about the organiz-

it, |
ation of schools and their curric-

However, I have to admit

jon it is ,
possible for them to enjoy the |parent

Pulpworkers Plan
To Appeal to Board
— UIG Act

ve

from collecting “unemployment
surance.

Frank cor, neesident of

of the Unemployment Insurai
et, they cannot collect insur-

-] ance

tion 63 of the act states|
that where an insured
has lost his

n | leavi
employment by
the| reason of a stoppage
| tributable to a labor dispute
the factory, workshop

ids in the teaching prof

“It seems to me that school

are often being blamed
for shortcomin, ac:
tually inherent in ihe profession
ada Father than in the lay o

or concerns seem
quate voice in curriculum deter-
Most ‘tnd is teaching meth.

za-| institution of experimental pro.

ods. and the 1m to becom
Involved in experimental pro-

rather interesting to
contemplate the fact that these
things are substantially in the
hands of teachers already, Tea-
chers are trained by teachers.
Curriculum is established by:
teachers, The internal organiz-
lation of schools is already large-
ly the Tempus of ‘pring

 |pals, vice-principals and consult-
‘ist

nts of various kinds, The
rrict superintendent, is funda-

ence is a major factor in the

al
\- setom inetd agai .
e-|to

areé
‘annot help fecling that
many’ of the professional pro-

‘Mrs, Dwight G. McMillan,

land,
be|
~| who has beon wsiting het family

at, Vancouver, accompanied the
eir

je|blems so easily blamé

H

Beinder

ed upon
schoo! boards or the department

tion are much more
lost related to a brakdnyn
‘of communications within
Professional ranks,

Fred N. Popott Popott
Feral Services
Held Last Monday

i
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if
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for Fred Nick

3

SAVAGE SHOES

Maddocks Shoe Store

ROBSON CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION SOCIETY
PUBLIC GENERAL MEETING

Resker Hall Mon, Oct. 16 8 p.m.

240

yho died accident

HS
eer Rese er
vlpreits

TRAIL & DISTRICT ART COUNCIL

proudly presents

THE ROYAL
WINNIPEG BALLET

Friday, November 3 at 8.30 p.m.

aualified| eral brothers and
ters. They travelled to Atikokan

gulatly engaged in some other
pation, whichever event
rs.

oral UIC spokesman said pal
of

this eek an sured person is

tion if he proves that he is not
g in, of finaneing or
di interested in the

lirectly
dispute that caused the stoppage
traf

cesman said avoid-|
ing inl also
worker provin,

place an
Sophia Lorea| finan:

point out the provisions
oa

t directly involv.
ie decision of the board

ere they saw the
Steep Reck Island mine.
‘gregor, Man.

the! {o vist an aunt whem Ms, Ball
re.| bad not seen for 35

\< them on the
motoring trip east was Wendy
Cutts of Fernie. Prior to her
her
Mrs. G. Bissell returned hom
last “|
since a

rota 28, Mim, F.C, Qio

‘as Mr. Oddi
ey Vanecuver ie

“Ron Wylie New
Manager at Safeway |<:
In Gastleaird Plaza

New manager of
aird Plaza branch oe

be+ ay sai “ae oar an
trother

with items such ry 3 spools, coffee
cardboard tt

tubes and plas-
a

irs. Da

evelopment wi limit}

lumber of kets avelabie

Mi feck this
year,

lanned for ,observance|
ome i in n Novemier, will fea-]
ture a recit

Trail Junior Secondary Auditorium

Tickets $3.50 at L&J News Stand, T. Eaton
Co., Hudson Bay Co., Trail, 100 only students
tickets $2.50 at L&J News Stand Only

the mil
{rill continue to supply

ie tole a ‘composers of local|

a vanes and therefore can| Safe

jothing, he concluded.

World

Across From Castlegar Post Ofice

You Haven’t Seen Baseball
Until You've Seen the

Series

On Color T.V.

See the World Series Free in Our
Color TV Viawing Room. And
We'll Serve You Free Coffee as Wel
See TV Listings for Times of Games,
For the Best in Color It’s

@ RCAVICTOR@

Ph. 365-5351

.|ing “more and. more’ ‘wide
the ka "|

1Own across
Other recitals to be held

er}
{include those for grades Il, I

and IV stude

his| branch of the association will
hold a joint luncheon with ‘Trail
members Oct. 12 at the home of] its
-| Mrs. Robert Lewis of Warfield.

ee
Columbia Cellulose. They i 9
\dary| be the

logs until other sources ca
ste chips produced by \-
mill will still

jents,
‘The first of these will be| mill
held Oct. 22.

Fall Sale

Oct. 3 to Oct. 14 Inclusive
LARGEST GUITAR SALE EVER!
— Every Guitar Discounted —

ALL INDEXED 45 RPM RECORDS

10c Each

Eight Week Duration
EACH WEEK A DIFFERENT
VICTOR LONG PLAY RECORD

Spec Pe $1.79

Special Price

HUNTER’S SPECIALS
WALKIE T.

$19.95 — $139.95 ~- 20% OFF
ALL BINOCULARS . 10% OFF

’ GIFTS & RECORDS
}240 Ist Ave. - Ph. 365- 5951

Mr. Wylie said he is look:
ing forward to his te

Official Wams Wams
Young Hunters

warden
reek

under" ‘Section Svat ihe

LEGION

BINGO

Saturday
Oct. 7

8 P.M.

LEGION HALL

an interesting Menge to all

inters should be
laws requiring adult
jrupervision while hunting: game!
Pete Ewai this

ut painted out that

quality, A 0s off. Th
from literior Eromnsies

19 enjoy the things

offer and to sample our local products - products
like the beer from Interior Breweries.

THERE’S MORE THAN
GOOD BEER BREWING IN
THE KOOTENAYS!

Manat o ;

A Kootenay vacation is diferant. Nowhere else can you find
utiful lakes, of

such rugged mountains, such
fishing and hunt Even our ferent. The products

of Interior Breweries
anywhere but right he

{uality is the watchword at Interior Breweries. We use the

finest raw materials, plus the pure waters of o\

Streams, and we braw with special care. Every step of the

way, fom fh mat to bottling, our aim is for the highes
ere's no beer quite like the beer

ind cannot be enjoyed
‘the Kootenays.

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.

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CASTLEGAR NSWS, Thur ‘ay, Oct. 5, 1967

AVINGS DAY AT SAFEW

Detergent, Giant .

RCTIC POWER

Cold Water Detergent .

ACIAL TISSUE

Truly Fine, 400’s .

Pacific or Lucerne .
| a Swanson’s, All Varieties .

EANUT BUTTER

Empress, 48 oz.

EVERY DAY IS

Town House

Tomato Juice
( hide Quality, $] 00

. oz, tin tins

Ib. pkg.

A"

Town House

‘Cranberry Sauce
wD sine 39°

Berkshire

Cheese Slices

3... 31.0

Niblet

Corn

2

CLOSED MONDAY — THANKSGIVING DAY

California No.

Tokay Grapes

2». 29

Potatoes‘: 501. $1.89
Cauliflower =. °"", 29
tm, ~~ Bits. 1LOO

Apples ts...
Pork & Beans Bread
toe tae BAGG | ee bane om 7 . $1.00

PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 5TH, 6TH & 7TH

Smoked
Picnics

“th
Sliced Side Bacon sw" 89
Pork Loin Chops. .79c

Gov't. Inspected.
Weiners 2" ».49e

House Apple Sauce.
Be Sure and Use Skylark Weiner Buns

Country
Style

CAMADA SAFEWAY LIMITED