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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 11, 1961

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School Referendum {f=

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rooms(and seven grades.” He sald
some “fragments” will have to join
upper grades to be taught by the
teachers there,
.. “In my considered opinion,” he
added, “this is not bad, If classed
are not overcrowded this consti-
tutes a very fine teaching condi-
tion.”

build two rooms and o half activity
room with a‘stage at Robson, two
classrooms ‘and clear the site at
‘Tarrys, ‘and, will build six class-
rooms and # half activity room at
Twin Rivers in Castlegar.

New units to be built Include
four. classrooms and a half activity
room at Woodland Park, two glass.
rooms at. veneers and two
Creek

BACON, side sliced, tb.,

“Times are he said,
“We're living ina rapidly changing
world... . we. must continue to
change our educational system,” He
said that “in the last analyals the
important thing (is not buildings
but) is the classroom teacher.”

‘Trustee George Rilkoff told the
meetings that the referendum wilD|

Hospital
Opposes

‘The hospital board of the Cas-
tlegar hospital has gone on record,
“at this time,” as being opposed to
bargaining between hospitals and
hospital employees on a regional or
inter-regional basis.

‘The regional: or inter-regional
bargaining, as opposed to the in-
dividual hospitals bargaining wth
their own employees as is presently
done, would see a of the

“when needed." .

‘Work: will be done at SHHS
undet the referendum and a board
office will be constructed at Castle-
‘Trustee Sam Konkin told* the

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meetings that school ‘buses “have
been filled to the limit for the past
several years.” He said that the
board had been anticipating having
to buy two new buses but holding
the gtade 7s. back “wilt amount to

Ist’ Prize - MRS.

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°2nd Prize - MRS. ve RICHARDS...

3rd Péize. MRS. P- -KOOCHIN
-4th Prize, - MISS °K, BENWARE

@ saving.” ‘

Mr, Dalxiel. told the Robson
meeting, thatthe ‘department of
education keeps ‘a close cheek on
all school boards: in B.C. and local
ratepayers don’t have to worry
about the school board “going off
the deep end, running hog wild and
bullding faricy. palaces.”

He: said the referendum’ has
been monitored every step of the
way by the department and- the
program “ig no more than the min-
imum necessary to carry on a well-
rounded educational program in
this school district.”

hospitala in the West Kootenay
andjor East Kpotenays bargaining
with employees’ union representa-
tives on a regional basis,

‘The Nelson and Trail hospitals
have agreed to this procedure and
have named s two-man committee
to attempt to negotiate with the
union on a regional basis.

Representatives of the Castle-

gar hospital board and other boards

will be allowed to sit as

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while negotiations are in progress.

{The Castlegar. board is against
the idea at “this time since it
has just signed an agreement with
the union which expires in Decem-
ber and thus any'agreement signed
between the Trail and Nelson hos-
pitals and the union might provide
the basis for later negotiatons, yet
the local board did not have a hand
in the earlier negotiations.

‘The Castlegar board is making
its position known to BCHIS in

Victoria, -* .

Gratiation Bircusted
By SHHS PTA Exec.

Some concern was.felt by the
SHHS PTA executive Monday even-
ing when discussion centered around
the graduation function which, if
not. suppressed, may extend un-
sponsored into the early hours of
the morning.

Responsibilities assumed ‘by the
school itself will end at the close
of the dance on graduation night,

Consequently, a plea for proper
supervision at this time, when the
exuberance of youth will manifest
itself, will be extended dt the next
meeting, May 29. Parents interested
in this vital situation are invited to
attend. :

‘Tom Tillemans, consultant in
counseling. and testing for the

school, board in Trail, will be,-the
guest ‘speaker for the meeting. His
tall will. include interesting facts’
about his work in Trail and prob-‘
lems of, the, teenager. It will be
followed. by a question ‘period,

Mrs, B Hegeman
_ Passes Suddenly _

‘A private funeral service was
held yesterday ‘morning from the’
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for the late Mrs, John Wes-
ley Bessie) Hegeman, 76, who
passed away suddenly in the Castle-
gar hospital on ‘Tuesday.

‘Mrs, Hegeman has been a re-
aldent of the district’ since March
of this year when she came here
to make her home at Kinnaird

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‘Mrs, Hegeman was predeceased

by her husband. 15 years ago, The,
remains have been forwarded .by
the Castlegar Funeral Home to
Westfield, New Jersey, for burial in
the family Plot in Hillside Ceme-'
tery, Plainfield, NJ. A funeral ser-|
vice will be held Saturday morning
from Gray's Funeral Home, in
Westtield,

‘Mrs, Hegeman was once active
as a newspaper reporter. She was
born in Somerville, N.¥., in 1885.

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CASTLEGAR BRITISH. COOMA. THURSDAY, MAY. ,1

pel a
year.in 1958, realebratea her

‘third birthday. on ‘May 9. "Robyn. :the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. ‘Norman McNabb of Castlegar.

News ‘Photo

— Castlegar

ley Ready-Mix .op-
ove “ifs plant from.

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rial
of the: bombine ‘of “West’
and’ thé ittemp

. type of | roai

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“conducted ° by. the. RCMP:

8; Dep rtment.

d-bloc!
over ./th

long ‘as there is any. doubt—and we.

very. little doubt—but ‘as "1

ig as!

‘at, all that “it may‘ be' somebody ot
Freedom. who are behind these ‘ars

, bombings, then: every; car’

gar and Nelson‘ and. up
checkéd’ th

Ganadiats. as. religious as
. they:Pretend to be.”

“We have a: great number of} !

centres, be
once- -week | ‘Christians _ Bey *up|’,

service to wht are
undying and serralaly worth: “Iv.

i “This column would not gQ so
far “ag. to

as individuals. have gor to star
Bag m " Christianity, into’ dur’
» dally. od)

tainly -have a’ challenge; ahead of.
them:

travelling:
‘Slocan ‘Va

_ | and! Districs"
Mr. MokKeen' said; that de

lp we, can-

iq
lage of Kinnaird regarding the poss)
. | aibility’of the two villages inquiring
farther into the suggestion ‘of ' the

of
department of education, met with
director..“for Castlegar or Castlegar

epen
ing upor the qualifications of. the
aireetaty ne department. can make

‘to guide, you, ‘2 outage ‘
f ‘recreatic

sh badge was. presented Castlegar Cub-
mas Loyd. Gi 7) Wal Sen comeny
bat ite

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mrost-certainly has. eve
to do ‘the. latter.
+ Biths

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roughly,
locks and
present

vitice of’ the *mealé will”
with little’ or. no! prot Me ne made

ab vauring the day

For:

thy*'afeCutelhes:

Paerenest Sheletye Rose aueen
i being held June 9,

“Whe ‘girls ‘‘are‘chosen_ on ‘the
basis of scholastic’ ability. to. vie for,
= the title... Later. they, are _Judged on,

“pebsonality,
“charge, of the girls: for
the contest is. Mts; J.C. McLeod.’

nn ind Forwards

‘gentto the provincial government
‘in. Victoria;
: e:,village-. council
‘approved. ‘the recommendations of,
the briet ina private’. mittee
session last week.
Details of, thie _briet
made ‘avallable: “to the

Marle'Buckna, Lindi Hesketh, 'Ke-

1 innalrd’s
Sups:y of drinking water hae been F

“Watch for ‘it in’ the .next. issue of

‘ly fire” hoses owned |

“private :.cltizens ‘were’in: good
condition “and greatly. aided , the.
men in-douBing the fire’ A call was
put in. to the Castlegar ‘fire depatt-
ment. but. it-could not’ answer’ a
sari outside of its municipal boun-,
‘rhe local ROMP and forestry
also answered the call and both
erédited the people of Robson with

“Litt League Ball.
0 Start May’ 22°

She Littie League hopes’ to get
underway by May 22, if‘not sooner.
DSAn executive meeting was held
on; May 17,to write up. the schedule,

he > Castlegar News ‘and be pre-

quick ‘work and anne in hand: B
c{ Ung. me fire.

Recent nursing graduate of the
Royal Columbian Hospital at New ©
‘Westminster is Miss Sonja Eina
Selvig, ‘eldest’ daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs, ‘Gunnar Selvig: of Kinnaird.
Miss ‘Selvig received the RCH-Atx-
iliary prize in. pediatrics ‘for. her
graduating class... +

Mr, and Mrs. Selvig and their
youngest daughter,- Shirley, attend.

ed the graduation ceremontes.,

ompanies,: Robson

o support the, teams,

Pictured with ..

Frank. ®ngham.
the troph: are, from -left

cap " Carol Morey, Charlotte Sharples,
Patty Clarke’ and ‘Isabel’ Ro: e .
gar' News Photo i

| Kootenay. Guide ‘plac-
ed: second in’ the ;,competition held at
Rossland. The Tecal eins were instructed