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VOL. 28 Noi 48

ite.the heavy rain,

ore people than ever attended

the ‘Cyatlegar;Blood: Donor
-Wedni

164 person regis

tered, a Inereaue over the 220
ne previouslinie in:

th
spontared by
Kiwanis Ch

‘size of the’ ‘elinic, it

ine
was held in the larger ixeflties “

resin
that ‘ard |t6:be) put’ on the

vying wreaths
h'this Tuesday, Nov. | ai ‘are, oy left to right, Frank Dodgson,’
*Dodgeoa, ‘Mrs.' Bernice Narraway, Mrs. Lena Ke

‘err. and branch president Earl

~~ Casilegar’s Blood Clinic

of the Ro Rana Canadiai
on Columbia Ave. “*v':
, eaigne

the eink
lub. Because’ of the Pyth

&
British, Columbia: has ‘been /!

<ealled by Premier Dave Barret!

“who made: the: announcement:

in. making the “announce

"quant Mes Beate stated’ that
his’ New Democratic Party.’

government, elected in August
of 1972 after 20 years of Social

Credit'rule, has forced the =
people of B.C: to face tough’

Sections in battling inflation.
Earller this year the NDP

premier has id there’ was.
only a'10 per cent chance of an:

election this year. Then on Oct.
7 his government legislated a
‘temporary ‘end

labor disputes .which were:

starting tocripple the economy.’

‘Ten days later he announced 8

“Robson Soe ety

© Will be Honoring

Is Founders —
Guests speakers at Sun:

day's afternoon tea to honor. the
founders of the Robson Recrea-

tion Society are Area J director ~

Martin Vanderpol and Regions!
Réereation Commission No. 1

70
join ‘the sponsors, the Robson

‘Recreation Society, in honoring
the

‘The tea is at 2 p.m. in the’

Robson Hall.

LT
Paper Friday Next Week

,t0" four” major’

Following the announce-

(ment, encumbent Chris D'Arcy.

Indicated he would be seeking’
re-election.
Official nomination for the

. province's  55-seat legislature

will close Thursday, Nov. 27.
Regular Coune

Meeting Scheduled’
For this Thursday

Remembrance traditional:
ly takes two/minutes ...... two,

minutes of ailence to remember
the dead of; three! wara. O25. -

Castlegar. veterai as
‘semble on Pine Stj'in'front of
fest's Department Store, and
under. Parade Marshal Cecil
Pepper will riarch off at‘10.30
‘aim. to the: Cenotaph in Kins-
men Park at Srd Ave. ae Main
St
“Any organization or. indi:
vidual who.is placing ‘a wreath
‘the Cenotaph and has not yet

ipieked up their wreath-imay do «

There: will be:no council...

‘meeting this Tuesday due to
being Remembrance Day.
The next regular meeting <
will be held Thursday, Nov. 19,"
at 7 p.m.

‘The Castlegar News will be distributed on Friday, morning.
next week, instead of on Thursday.
|) tthe change in publishing date is necessitated by the fact that
‘Tuesday is the annual Remembrance Day. observance and is a

holiday for our employees.

hope ‘this necessary change in publishing date ‘won't

Incte of the change.

p tenets ‘our advertisers and we ask our carriers to make

30
to the

Thia me 861 Squadron
Royal Canadian Air Cade
form the ‘eolor.

Education Mintster Eileen
‘Dailly Friday slashed the budg-

ets of B.C.’s community:col- :

leges. She ordered budgets
held to a maximum 16 per cent

‘over-all increase.

Fopen with the Stanley Humph-

fee band playing “Land of;

Except’ to those who loved so ‘iaoch,
‘And watched them march away.

<2 Wellive becaizse they died and'yet
They live f we do not forge!

2 GIGANTIC POUR! the aresa floor 0a ba Canlegareed Distic

Community. Centre took ° place earlier Wednesday ‘morning with

* work’ continuing on into the night. A crew of 47 men, using the

services of most of the cement masons in the South Eastern British’
Columbia, poured the 260 eubic yards ‘of concrete using two

Selkirk: College. principal
Mitch Anderson sald Selkirk
College was made aware of the
freeze that afternoon through a
press release phoned out from
Victoria,

“We are going to do our;

level. best to live by the
guidelines,” he said, "It
obvious she ta attempting to

Mr.’ Anderaon indicated:
this would mean’ some’ of
new programs tho college bad
hoped ‘to establ

expansion of service for outlln-.

ing areas would not. likely
develop ‘to the extent it had
been hoped.

‘The present standard,
however, would not be lowered
for

commitment; to-the people of *:

the Kootenays,” he said.,

-Mr.:Anderson sald that he”

hoped the minister intended to
apply the same: guidelines to
other arcas of the education
field as. well,:and that the
community’ colleges’ were not

remarks, after which the hymn,

“Onward Christian } Soldiers”. t

will be sung.

‘Tentative plans call for the |

broadcasting! of ‘the. service
over-the local radio station,
‘The'address thia'year-will “=

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i cas Tightens
Its Belt With New Freeze

the only body being considered
for this type of increase.

Selkirk College is now in
the process of going through its
budget again getting it down
within the guidelines specified
by the minister.

Mr, Anderaon sald Selkirk
College has been -promised a
letter from the education minis-
ter indicating very specific
guidelines for this particular
community college. He said
that he understood each college
would receive its own specific
guidelines.

“In her Friday. announce-
ment, the- es iter of education
(ordered 3 to be held

Grint lther the tetera gov

ernment guidelines or the pro-
vinelal government
‘> In addition there are to be:

aval budgets, anda minimum

this does not mean that every.
individual college will be al-
lowed a 16 per cent Increase in
its budget.

“What {does mean is that |

I will recommend to the treas-
sury board that the total amount,
of money available for commu-
nity colleges next year will be
16 per cent more than this
year," Mrs. Dailly said,

Some colleges could get
more while some could get leas,

she added, depending on thelr ©

established needs.
Mrs. Dailly laid down the

guidelines which will also apply:

ORY: y
She sald her ‘department

be given by Com: John Holden’,
tl

¥ hon
Aci He Culley.
“In ease of inclement! wea-
ther, the ceremonies will be

_ held at the same time in the

F/Lt. Barry’F. Cleeton, 21,
* RCAF. Graduatéd June 1941 at”

Rossland High School. Shot

. down dune 25, 1944 by enemy

(continued on, page-18)

concrete ‘pam trucks pumping over 300 feet to the edge of the
Poor a comparison an average hme rues I ol ade
Secures’ toe lavell the:

of concrete. To guarantee
Boor « special

the required
laser levelling device was brought in

ito the area.

‘of department offal, another
budget came in this week from.
an established ‘college ‘calling

fot‘a'117 per:cent increase, ~~

including a 115: per cent’ in:

she ‘said. * 4
Mrs, Dailly told the college

representatives “the money,

spent by them has:more than
dloubled in the past two years,

(Sée separate story on page 21 Speiicatos afar anoac level '

INo sabbaticals, a freeze on

However, the minister sald”

figure.as she revealed budget
tothe B.C. Institute of Technol.

She sald the government
had ‘encouraged the rapid
growth of community. colleges

because of its commie had ped

provide increasing
opportunities to all Britian
Columb

But she warned that the
next stage of development for.
the colleges mist be character:
ized by more moderate growth:
and development.

“Also, the’ econémic facta
of life show clearly that’ col-
leges, like every other segment |
of our community, must tighten
their belts'and live with the
amount of money that, ta
available to them.”

(continued on paige a

FLASH

‘ Stanley, Hurmphities

‘The students were to face
the Kelowna teant last night,

Students representing:
SHSS are John Roberts, Mike:
Collier, Rick Morris, Colleen

» Kilpatrick and Valerie Cormier.

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