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'. Nearly one quarter ‘of a bil-
lion dollars will be spent :by.the

dustry.

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{| boys taking the Band Course,

;done exceptionglly well as trum-.

| Continued from page 1
Lieut, ibal toned in

The meeting. was also''able to

particular, the! success of the

Jack Ford, Bob Grummett and
notably Fred Hostetter, who had

pet soloist. »: other ‘cadets had

- QM SALE AT
THE GASTLE NEWS _

Ea,

Dial: eae each Thurdey al 10:15. Pem

look at B.C.’s educa:

t
tion cysteri ina series of six, fifteen:-minute) broad-

_ Community's
ation.
Aftes Education?

Testing in the Schools.
What ‘Progress Hos Been Made?

B.C. Teachers’ FE ederation

Responsibility to 2

lucation.

-|shellackes, polishes and’ “ wood

‘ltion ‘processes ‘such ‘as "rusting,

'|magnets, and ‘others,’ -A | high

2 Ibs. wo

Frozen Pkt

MARGARINE, Good Luck
: a ae

FISH: & CHIPS, Fraser Vale.

Stank or Top End, ib. Dee eibte ade ABE |

HAMBURG STEAK
ai for boas cheer

expenses, -
| White. of Kinnaird.

woodworking department ‘of the
High School. This talk ‘was most
interesting and gave “a' ‘realistic
picture to the audience,’ of irae
goes on in. the I. A. Shop, Mr. Mr.

of studies, ‘the: objects: .of the
TI. A,-Courses, and then:explain-
ed to the: members':his own
}ideas on ‘the subject. He:felt one
of the important things’ “agcom-
plished: ‘by: the course:‘was the
transfer. of::thoughts::from the
classroom subject: to, the project.
To illustrate he used’ as" ‘example
the use of’

found in learning. to” use the
steel square and in. most wood-
working . projects... Sheet .. metal
work can teach the ; science. of
-applied geometry; . as. ‘in: :-the
cutting: and

ing” ‘chosen for the three month ‘Bo
a,

Club ‘and: Father Brophy for|
special thanks.

The recent’ i of Ply.

United Church

Contlastod froma DE:
irom! Page »

gitt of
ton. ns elected were: L. C.
b | Johnston, a M. Dunlop, J. Gem- = ing ane “faithful setts

Lipsett,.: W. Easton, L.
yell and C. W.

“vrs. LE Wallace, organist tend* but whe. are keenly. int
: and M&M Converjor, was wg Biven ested:

hurch ° activities

* Busy Year Reported

wood, -shingle, » sawmilling --

pulping -facilities; has done a
towards stabilizing . :the. ‘forest
economy of British: Columbia.’ ;,|

Increased ‘utilization in Joggi

the: forests .is: being’ achieved by,
cleaner initial logging,: re-logging|
and by: using the sound parts of

lower: grade’ defective: wood.’ |

INCH URCH

of!)
als into. a simple object. as a
funnel, or a box. . Social: studies
are also tied in when ‘it-is learn-
ed. the: different, “varnishes,

all coming from many countries.
The’ teaching .of ‘science;‘has its
part’ in the discoveries‘ of .oxida-

and hardening _ of., ‘paints - and
oils. ‘The . safety, factor, vis .also
|taught, in learning how to. store
oily rags, sand ; els use , Ad
tools. .The

Rees era
St.::Rita’s: Church
Rev. E.. Brophy; P,P.
‘Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Benediction at 7:30 '-p.m.
_ Contessions Sat. 45 pai

t. Joseph’ 's., Chapel
“Rev. EB Brophy - PP.
Masses at 8:30 and 10:30. a.m.

Confessions, be ae ca

ty is learned ‘through | the’ use of
simple wiring’: projects, use of

standard of .English’ is srequired
in the: courses tand ‘special atten-
tion is paid to spelling,’ grammer
and written’ work. Mr. Banigan
said that ‘the projects* undertak-
en by the’ students’ fill ‘a ’crea-
tive need :felt by ‘most’ boys and
they~were allowed’to ‘do’ things
in .their own. vey as’ ‘mauch’ ‘as

The United Church | }

"their midst, Mr and "Mrs,“Robert
MRivers, and’, family, formerly, of

.. Of Canada. |
‘Robson — - first and third Sun-
days at. 11:00 am.

Kinnaird —_ Service ‘ot Wor-
ship 10:00 am; Sunday School
at:ll.am.. .

Castlegar —- Sunday _ School
10:30: a.m., Service. of: Worship
at. 7:30 -p.m.

possible, taking into the
natural. ability present.” "Up to
grade eleven the projects ‘were

eleven and’ twelve the boys were
Brie. to choose’ tele own ‘design
In

definite courses of study,’ but in|-

Sede 12: Mateite, “earn te do
‘their own purchasing of materi-
‘als as well.

Mr, ‘Banigan’ ‘said that al-
though it was not possible to
turn. out’ a ‘finished. tradesman,
many yaluable things which . all
boys ought to be able’ to : do
around the home were. Jearned,
and even only’ aga, hobby ‘thi
course would be worthwhile.

During the ‘business portion’ of,
the meeting, it was ,decided’ to
make a donation to the Major-
ettes to help with the purchase

‘The Booster. prize; proceeds. ‘ot
which, ;0 to .corivention, delegates
“was .won by. Mrs, -Ry

. Prayer’ and ahic Stine, need:
7: 30, p.m.

Young - Peoples, ' Friday 7:30
p.m + :
Everyone Welcome

Community Bible
Centre. . =
Sunday, inthe Legion Hall.
10:30am. Sunday School.
7:30 Gospel Service. *:
Wednesday, 7:00 Young People's
Fellowship. ang’ Hobby . Hour,
Thursday, 145 Bible Study and
-- Prayer meeting at 51 Colum:
_ bia Ave. ° E %
All Welcome ‘i

:|Church of -Jesiis Christ!
OF Latter Day’ Saints

_ Everyone ‘Welcomet

_ Déath. dutomatically ree d
quires the’ payment of:
current debts and taxes
2 put: does not bring ‘in:
collections of accounts

owing you.

Life assurance chel'p.

Lutheran Services .

.Every second and fourth Sun-

day, '3:00° p.m. in. St’ Alban’s
Church, Cast

“Presbyterian Churh
KINNAIRD,‘ B.C.
“Services in*the Church , every.
Sunday at. 11:00. am.

-Macks i,

* 7:30 pm. Dean T. L. Lead-
beater ’.will preach.

’ Kinnaird. - 11:00 am. _Haly
Communion.

_ make sure. your family:
does. not suffer- while"
such-‘debts. are _ bein

Dick Fowler

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VOL... 9, No.6

CASTLEGAR,

. For Sh. John’s: ‘Amb.

The “Annual: Meeting. of the
Castlegar, Centre, st! John’ Am-

~ pulance’ Assn. ° was, held. in: the

No. 1° Blementéry. School,- Jan-|-
wary 20th at 7:30-p.m., with Mr, |

. ‘Couch, : chairman. ‘:

ane audited ; Financial ‘State. Es
~ “ment ‘and ‘Annual Report for’ ‘the

year, ending 1955, were. accepted.
A busy year.was ‘reported , swith
a4 winning . Junior Certificates,
mostly Air Cadets.
41 passed the ‘Senior Examina-
thon and received “their awards.

B received Industrial First; Aid |:

Certificates’ and'3 New Industrial |‘

Certificates were awarded ‘local-

ly. a
The associat avelcomed. Pa inte

Vancouver Island, now
‘Celgar Development Paces
“Officers elected | for ‘the year
lon. Bresident Hon: R

‘Richardson; Vice- President, “Mr.
Soins Hon.. Secy-Treas-

MLA: for. Rossland-Trail, .ann

vy
Banshee, ‘described by, the Navy|preparation : fo:
as’ the. finest: single-seat’. all-| aircraft carrie: Bonaventure;
the | weather ‘shipborne fighter. in the| to! be: completed ae ‘this!
werd. “Tne .,.RCN’s: first). jet] The squadran “is! n

|$2. Million Earmarked For

The Blueberry:Paulson: road ‘connect
pleted shortly, Lands and Forests :A

year. | flight

“| ers gave ‘final’ reading and ap-
>| proved ‘adoption ‘to - Bylaw No.
78, and Bylaw No...79, at their,

4 By

'| in’ the’ village: office. =
‘ Bylaw No, 78 is a. Mortgage
Bylaw. and .Bylaw, No. 19) is
‘limown as the Dumont Water
Systems” Land Transfer Bylaw,
*\ covering the transfer’of ‘land
on which the water ‘is |
to the Village’ of Kinnaird.

cess to: pipe line on“ the: “Watson

property.’
* On; behalf, of; a group. of nine
A ‘property. owners in Kinnaird, M
Moran of Castlegar

brief.*‘p:

uLN

~Protesting Zoning i

rd’ ‘Village’’C 5

‘head to: the Airport Committee,
and: ‘also, the appointment of |J. _
Paulson ‘as grave-digger tor. the
Cemetery Co:

night’ mi

in the local. papért.””

“Light. and ‘Power ‘bills, for ‘the

past’ month" ‘were ‘authorized for
also

“| truck ‘recently acquired*

ithe
* the

The meeting went on record as| village, and six month’s' rental
approving negotiations to obtain ot Mame Office Building. -

20 foot wide® easement for: ac- |:

rotesting™.’ the. > propo:
zoning changes dealt with at the

:R.
in the legis!

4 Mand
Tysse

ture. Ly
4 “Some: $300,000 hos alrea

©) minister said.

en:as well if. 2'to 15 teen-agel
under 16 turn “up -for. this Frir

: said‘the R

and ‘for this: year: the budget allocation . is $2,0

“The road building. contract will be called as “gue
Jas the engineers. are. ready. Iti i
ted in ‘three years.” :

dy ‘been ‘spent ‘on, this proj ct
000", é

iS. intended. that the work Wi

Mr s

“by the: end of this. year. “We ‘will Stretch
efforts to. the; maximum to ary and. accomplish thi:
ra)

he ‘said:

night.--No. charge for. J:

12. el

eted the)
year, also 3 for 1954,°6 for® 1953],

and 3 for .1952.

“qeTe

her:
Iest $000, Noone wer Sak
although, there’. were still =

A total of 460 i ti
‘made of various projects and all
construction has: been. ‘completed

-and in
with. the : Village.’ ‘Building By-

’ Taw. regulations, ; Plumbing © in}

stallation iwas ordered “in: one
: arried © out.: R4
‘Fire Marshall ‘Report For .-
Year Ending 2 Dec, 31,1955
i No- fires. were : ‘reports
ing the ‘There

-.12.for space | heaters,All- instal-
lations ©

were: ho “before

crease . in.

aa 1954: to $412 Hin’ 1055.

dur-|
“year: were’: 22

oil . burning ° permits’ issued sof,

which 10 were for: furnaces and}

The Taj Metal, the.
thavsalel

“built. by "an * pesaaian 3
um 1 . and

ans ene hap: soe ee oa
re’ of the ‘Grand |}:

= | tar} 110i

—an it

previous “year. A . fu

number have been ied. over
the, village eolicttar for col

*
Traffic jOtticers pitt: For
Sear , Ending “Dec. 31,1955. :
“Several : new tratfic signs have

een put up -4n*‘various’ parts of] Wo
ch

THere are students ‘of: the Stan-

C.C.F Cor
be Aer pe Cn

Gompletion - of ‘thesé. resolutions
wil ‘be, done at.a later “meeting.
interesting : ‘discussion én-
“Salmon.; versus

“the: Fraser

made ‘of: this.’ : 3
Other matters’ idealt with in-

The” ceremonies lorméd ‘part
anis “Ladies

| Night ae which ‘approximately
5 ; their. ladies and

ude an
C.C.E. Policy. and. ‘District OF

ley “Humphries, High. School: who
jualify.: £ for?

Hon..*

AS
was the esl, othe
by" Mr. Eames and” the: talented
and

have. -been’.avoided, ‘owing to the
- | Jarge- amourits~ of-snow-- on. “the

min Re
uring the wins
which ° could hardly.|:

length: of
license‘ ‘transfer for i aire

tt:

.{ streets, * ‘but the. . “were

‘nis was:referred to, that

This Sroenigas! to” be’ the- ae
of.the year and where January, 1956 *
one get .a - world| / Several’ Trades Licenses ‘have
80 little and :without|‘atready .
m his seat?—and with’ ‘tices’ are. now. in ‘the’ mail: to all
e paid * for date. ‘No. “dog i

‘taken.out and: ns-

‘other...
licenses have’

GAL din of th Bo ft ‘and
- e
ing. findings | : oard__af,

$25. a: month. "007:
SPAS * special: meeting “was theld hag

| of Trail
aetna Civil. Defense. As

Afleck regarding the
w water bylav

‘in the: as end of- |; fay
| Sos eur a the. Clerk was re-
sponsible,” not®:to., the corhmis- ‘a
sioners:but to. the Motor. Vehicle

icatin, and :os. forth
ght ‘at. 375 “pet gent ‘of their
sent

ey snow. have a.pos- |:

sult a much. better

fi to the. village. Civil Defense Je

: Ebulty, of bularice’ for. th
Z an ance. ‘or. e eo
| district te the'/cost | ;

+. One Third the

: eeeiet
after “which ‘cxarainations. will -
be. given. :

by. the Bien ‘of Note.”
Bell, PresidentElect of

ies as che eeot _fhiows moving

exis's’ om.’the workings ‘of the | not
Civil’ ‘Defense’. Orgariizatt on. In| P
Kin {Civil ense... is brok-

but re “important

proceedure.
7, Sloe

group:in any disaster, tire

sot” organizations
already. formed “make apy the

reat

ening.

Rivers, ae age at the: pes

capably: organized by. Bill Shay|F
and Mickey . Moran with. the as-

ae

z acting

"Two" speakers were heard’ at t
the Kiwanis Club powdtan, held