AVAL

have ‘tea with ust

Bake Bingo, Robson Reo Hall
Nov. 28, 7.30, Serer to Rec,
Committee,

OES Dazaar and hve Twin Rl-
vers Hall, Dec, 5, 2.90 - 4.80,
Pein Baking, Draw. Tickets

SMITH’

an Citteens ater Nov, 37, °

Serie tit
joy Hump-
niles Secondary School Nov, 80,

LA To Gulacs and Brownies
meeting at Mrs, T, McGauley
408-5th, Nov, 30, 8 p.m,

- Screening Plant
. May Be: Necessary.
For Getting Gravel

* Castlegar..may have to in:|

stall.a screening plant ‘in order
to obtain fine gravel.:'

‘This ‘was’ the . opinion’ ex-
pressed by works supervisor
Norman McNabb at’ council's
Tuesday night following

amy Salo «
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Pine St.

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comments by Comm, Leo Bosse.
Mr. Bosse queried the works
supervisor on the “quite large
rocks” in gravel he has noticed
being put down on village

streets,

Mr. MeN: “said crew:
have been ere to” attempt to
secure finer gravel from village
pits but the only final answer
might have to be the installa-
tion of a. screening plant,, He
noted that’ “good «gravel Pits
are at a premium” and that most
private gravel ; pit operators
have installed screening plants,

LEGION CORNER

An ‘important meeting will
be held on Tuesday at which
further nominations from the
floor will be made to fill all of-
fices for 1965.

.-: Balloting will take place at

‘| this meeting and all members

are requested to attend. It is
important to all members to see
that the best possible candidates
are selected to fill cut the slate

your Branch: so come on
comrades make the Dec, 1 meet-
ing a must and give your.Branch
the support it needs and des-

a giant Christmas Bingo-is
planned for the near future so
watch for advertising on this
big ‘event.

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*. ex? Education ‘in British Colum-

Dates ‘for’a three-day. ‘cele-
bration .to , mark’ the occasion
of Castlegar assuming town sta-
tus have been: set,for the week-
end oe Feb. 26, 2, 28,"

e dates were set Mon-
day alaht by: a special ‘commit-

tee: called
chairman
counclt plan
tion. i

* Highlight 0 the | celebra-
tion is to be..a civic banquot

\
Attatre “Minister Dan) Campbell
eaker. but it
‘will be over- |:
shadowed by a proposed, Spring
Thaw. type. of royue: ‘
undertaken

revue,
Ha members’ of ‘he Kinnaird
ttle Thgatees would ‘be ' pre-|

sented “0!
jand: would: epoof: m: f
Municipal: too my’ +S that
have! dotted, ‘Castlegar's' history.
= Included Would be skits'on Dr!
James McAnitilty, the Oglow sub:
diviioh former Comm. Frank | da:
Richardson, the fire a department

Ald | elvie: banquet at whic!

ispecial
ton sales’ while'a’ half.
holiday; for: school 'c!
Mlity.s. 2.

on the Satu
‘ald be'a-schedule. o!
tobe’, eeided endin

there wo-

missioners and municipal clerks
would ‘be: honored, oh
ure

be asked to ; offer

events yet
with: a | ti

ex-com} | ¥

the ‘aftern :
would be held at at ‘whi
ce rasan would be o honored

Provincial Library,
Fartiament Bulldingsy

Victoria, B.C,

Lee. 32/8785,

at. which ‘it is hoped Muni pal

ig-also ‘a: posalb!

;Castle;
| ches oid be 7

VOL?!:17,No; 49°

‘the attide of caatlégar'e
uncil the

The brief notes that the

proposed © WK: “Regional College

of Castlegar commi
sioners is ‘that the emphasis is

js-one of

and “intense interest” but it
is:tempered with concern: that
recent press reports have indl-
cated that the” ir gilege might
attempt. to. be: all Se ito all
people and will do nothing well.
2. In a letter: to WK Regional
College: council .presid

Gray ‘— in answer. to a‘rec sang est
from. Mr, : Gray..that: the. Jocal
municipal .council.. express its
views on the subject — the vil-
lage. deems as ’“profoundly per-
tinent” the following sentence
from UBC president: Dr.John

B.; Macdonald’s “Yeport on High-

bia and a Plan for. the: Future:
“Any

fal dobe at

unre) a ‘and: ft. is inet to do|
none lof ‘of them well.” :

The ’ Castlegar + brief says

the’ symposium .‘héld -in- Trail

ontributions

away from the views
expressed at that symposium to
a’ proposal favoring a compre-

28 the experiment proceeds and :
its

hensive ‘¢
yet, having ‘available
enough information ‘on’ ‘‘antic!-
pated, demand, student popula-
tion ‘and available’ staff.”
Terming’ the ‘regional col-
lege’ ‘a ‘great'venture arid an
exciting experiment’ in educa-
tion,” the, Castlegar. brief «says
“ts ultimate ‘success ‘must de-
pend. upon ‘its ‘graduated dev-
elopment: ‘Theneed for exten-
sions both in:buildings and cur:
riculum may become apparent

solidated.” :
Specifically, the Castlegar
brief expresses" fear that” ‘‘The

:| vocational feature’ of the: college
suggested by: educational repre- |:

sentatives ‘in recent weeks. is
incompatible *
ilities presently available in Nel-

BON. 6h
“phe alm ‘and function of the

conse should: be. complementa- |'

similar: fac- |' nic

ld neither usurp
the’ atrangement’ and provisions
Of! thi vosatignal school in Nel-

teh ‘night ‘classes,
rief suggests that |,
better..le

“to m
the “cha ging ‘demands of tech.
id: gem professional: oc:

the/purposes of:UBC‘ and

Notre. Dame- o Vaiversity"< “of: Nek: R

a} sehool ‘curriculum ‘for. wl

It! continues: \‘*For:: the _re-
1 college to retain the high

tits tea-
ching: energies’ should’ not be
i courses
that: may be‘ “included. by the
‘local high schools in their; night

equately.: qualified : «

/may!be attracted -£

Hous Professions! a
ie:

‘ter. system
courses : which | is
ithe: brief:

it: disregart

or these: wie cou
education,
want ‘be ‘to: aiminist the-acade-

grade |i
e municipal . ‘brief: op- |!
this:“on-the: grounds. that |:

ie
‘university and: eneral programs ,.
in

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ofthe composition of the region- ed AE 12 noon; on Monday.
al: college .and its employment}: ‘surprise in. Castle;
in‘ the. education. system."

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TRAINS

Triang & Tyco. All H. 0.
Guage.

south: end‘ of the runway.

[sic Additional lands were pur-
chased 3 years BEO, for:the run-
wey: extension, ‘notés* Mr: West,

, that ' out “until it has actually bee
- rating. ;the, Crescent , Valley . ra sneluded in the budget.” ee
fsa, range will move (to

gar ‘airport. in+ th

areas for emergency transportation in the event : iS la of a candidates [i

sof an accident! in‘: any, Lardeau valley: :commu- willappear: in Text week's Cas- tio
- | tlegar News. i
; % anne. wall be held'on ‘sat- Hi
of ali sizes: to se ee shovels and 15-: and 3p od re ia Castlegar village |
-18-cubie-yard ; Eucs: The: highways : department office‘ and. in ‘the ‘Kinnaird Im-
hopes:to have construction on provement Society: Hall: *:Cas:
ed next April with paving « tlegar' Voters willalso’ vote on
as. the weather is suitable. a~$108,000- water. improvement port have Tee
Photos by Burt' Campbell, bylaw for the nnd ‘time: 00 | orily” aud that the’ conimittee is| :. advised Castlgar council at i
; ay ees se sure: that,. Tuesday © night’ that
7: | on. the’ proposed | extensions be- further: reductions: “will
ing ‘passed ; by. ‘Parliament, two - the: relocation
main, epyoleets ‘ied a
it; mi

as" of ‘de iy"

ing spent: by the department of highways on
hired. equipment. and ‘wages and a partial clo-
sure has-been put -into effect on the road ‘so
that interruptions to the project'can be contri

ed: The gravel’ cruster; “left “picture,” is ‘now
working at Melford ‘Creek where gravel is be-.
ing: stockpiled’ for final’: gravelling and: paving:
of the road. Four miles of road south of Lar-
deau ‘has been} opened up ’and the crusher: hat
finished’ working: at" Lost ‘Ledge where gravel.
has ‘beén stockpiled. The second picture shows

TRUCKS
Shovels, Graders, Fire:

Cement

I ip
| Crescent: Valley; facilities

‘be operated ‘by remote’ control jephéne ‘lines “in the Sy:

Creek and Robson areas
been red

said. negotiations

a peacimeean t \ West:
Engine, Jeeps, with the ‘department of. trans- |

Truck, etc.

:
:

8,200-foot-long : lift, estimated: at :
about-  St2,000

Ed ucational.
oF fe) YS.
"Lasgo. < Child. Guidance,
Tinker, Building Blocks.

tlegar's fro retiring”. com

sioners,;:R-: Madd

Gwilym Hughes, ‘was Tauded: “at
tin; Tuesd

. AND:MANY:
Bottery Crested

now, living: No
was’, successful ‘in’ hi

of. Castlegar,

be

end of ‘next year’ —when ithe*Duncan. river. will:

through ‘them. When'.the dam ‘is operating’ they will become
ouitlet: tunnels: ‘The ,tunnels are .to-be located in

bluff.’atop of © which ‘a" tourist rp “is tobe

‘Access to the viewpoint will be over the historic old'Leary bridge ~
arid.a’ 24-footavide access road to the dookout ‘was scheduled to
be under. -construction , this Th *

body, qualifies ag.a member of
board’ b:

R. -E.. Goulet ‘ Corner’ Pine
= Colne )Ph. 365-7818