CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 5,'1967

CKRD Able to seul Recreation Director

te Ba story of fhe new recrea- clase

“The” newlyformed Central,
‘Kootenay "Reg nal District rTe-| ti

Hows,

more than the required popula-
tion to support a full-time recre-

ation
This is the opinion of J Roger
A. Lancaster, velgon based re-
sreation consulta: jedi et
In a regular. peri pu
y him, Mr, Lancaster salt
“None of thé communities fin
Caatis er ares is a atae enough to

al ead a hele
“bined oy hav “

enou ee nt a fulltim
recreational nner .

x”?
The fuil text of Mr. Lan-

wetted
aye. 5 ah
commission

in area in that It encom-
Passes, some nine separate and
distinct all but two

this 1s| type
sul different from the rest] possif

these testoral
mimunities of

of

ible by the let ateera e pelea
received by the Regional District
which iuthorize (th the provision of

‘unincorporated. I am referring
to the Castlegar and district re-

a gional recreation | commission.

The ‘area which this com-
mission includes is the towns of
Castlogar and Kinnaird — and
electoral areas I:and J of the
Central Kootenay Regional Dis-

Representation on the com-
mission 1s two members each
from: Castlegar and © Kinnaird
and three members from, each
of the electoral areas, The du-
ties and powers of the commis-
sion are the same as those of any]
other such

VIGTORIA REPORT

The successor
to Gen. ‘George
R. Pearkes, a5
Lt.-Governor of
British Columbia

that y no surprise at this

been chosen.
is

As
known; His Honor and Mts.
Pearkes are going to leave Gov-
ernment House at the end of this
month. This no one denies, tho-
ugh it would not surprise me if
the Pearkes’ stayed on.

At a recent press confer-
ence, Premier Bennett y was asked

about a new

est way of life and ad politics in all
the ble, wide wor!

I asked the Premier if he
had heard the rumor that the
position’ of Lt.-Gov. might be
left vacant diaesnttaly. To my

By dance K. Neshitt :
No Harm in Vacating Lt.-Goy. Position

quite enchanting. But they're
certainly not necessary.

Several Provinces have
found they can very well get a-
long without a Government
House. Even very British and

uestion.
He merely said, no, he had not
heard. He did not vehemently
deny Ne ag I was sure he would.
Actually, ere'd be no

harm in leaving the job vacant.
The Chief Justice could carry| g
on, signing state papers, open-
ing and proroguing the Legis-

very loyal Ontario didn't get a-
round to putting back Govern-
ment House, after Liberal Mitch
Hepburn years ago closed its
doors. Even the Tories of Ontar-
io considered Government House

type of. comms.
ly advantages,’ es- af
one unorganized com-| ca

|g

iid ‘established
| gonal altel’ boards who ‘have
it} the: authority to tax ‘property| ‘
for recreational services.
\'@'One‘of the major problems
faced by commissions in the un-
Lareas is the lack of
money and as a result much of
their time is spent discussing]
how they can raise money rath-
er that what the people need.|'
ona the ‘establishment of re-
lonal

tor.
‘The pame is true in. the | Coo!

sree ot facilities, None

‘following ‘are
i the:

der to the commission
who inchide: Colin’ Pryce, chair-
inan;
strom; Mitch Warf
Cook, Fred Makaroff and) Bill

comsmnalties, actin alone
jor fac.
potlae 4 edoperstively

aay Hae

Planing, ust. start now if
the peonle., oft

in Work
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i\BOYS:& MENS WEAR

joy, the reine facili-
ties ‘which thoy deserve. A
‘regional commission ican help
fo quatarites these facilities.

recreation

ongrafulations are in ‘or-
ers,

Murray Little; Don Gran-
ford;: Bill Er:

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

fifth wheel on the cart of state.

Tho subernatoriel mansion
here is

lash | gardens—a

Jature and other
state functi

Government House is a gla-
Morous, expensive place, and

by
tremendous Tourist asset for|
Greater Victoria:and a tremend-
ous expense for the rest of the
province, which gets nothing out,

social affairs there are always| of it.

cuss
igh he is, he said, the
een’s first minister in British
tombe

He_likes the dine sounding

roll of that phrase, and uent-
Jy does he use it to refer to
himself, to show how loyal he is
to the Bntish ‘Throne, which, ‘in
our Fremisr '8 vis. ds tte ‘great-

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(Home 365-6704)

College is O
With..special interest these
days in Selkirk College and Van-

couver City College 2s B.C.’s two
“Junior colleges,” there is an

to
the pete. such college in the

provin
‘Trinity Junior College near
Langley has been operating
since before either of the others,
but its principal, Calvin Hanson,
feels it has been forgotten.
Affiliated with the Free
Church of America, the two-
year: college ‘was Jaunched in
1962, its buildings at that time
‘consisting ‘of a barn and four
shacks built from old lumber
camp bunkhouses:
The college has progressed
however and its unique begin-
ning facilities find thelr keynote
in Canada’s only “barnasium’—.
a modern gym, built into the
original barn.
It opened at first with pre-
sident Hanson, six teachers and

17 pupils.

eet) eee
er toule

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k a full solection of

for children

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Principal Thinks Trinity

‘| 1962, Mr. Hanson points out,
| campus the area: was

i a new method of capping milk
4 pottles, which ° was developeli:

erated as a farm by William Em-

TMT

verlooked

When it opens “Oct, 15 it Will
have 230° pupils. Four ultras
modern ‘buildings will comple-
ment the ‘original, structures,

‘Mr. Hanson stresses in his
remarks about the college that
it is a Christian institution: Open
to students ‘of all denominations

hristianity and also to stu-
dents of other religions, it is de-
signed to appeal to “those stu-
dents who are happy to attend
anew, Christian school,” Mr.
Hanson sald.

Swarms of parents and
friends ‘were up here for our
first open house last Thursday | ly
night. Mr. Lind was very pleased
with the jorge t turnout,

Clase reps have been elect-
ed in e vision, and the re-
sults ae as follows:

F — Susan Tip; ing, Kenny
Makeiff; G — Ruth Nu iter, Jim
p David

Shirl
Farrell, Scott, ‘Moffat; V = Deb-
bie Kaardal ‘and George Fontes.

or) are third and Lipizzans (Mr.
director)

The
action’ with 37° m
sident. The winner of an up-
a: brand new chess set.

the record :

fram the courge in

ounce the names of the girls
who star in grass hockey, weight
lifting
eb- players,’ and our best sleuths in
the Shirlock Holmes department!

) are. temporari-
stabled in the cellar.

chess club is now in

members, Greg

has been elected pre-

tournament will receive

Tony Silva at present holds

for the and a

‘cross ‘country ‘run. Tony
in 6:42.

We ‘will soon be able to an-

champions, the top soccer

i Form. for registration for Minor Hockey will
be distributed to the schools on: October 5. Please
will be advertised i in this paper.

CASTLEGAR & DISTRCT MINOR HOCKEY ASSN.

House sports have. got ott
to a very. good: start, with th
accent on’ soccer for both ove

and ane
“(ts Schiavon,
direct ire leading in’ total

Som
from Hong Kong, meee Ja-
pan and India.

‘Newest and most modern

of the buildings on campus is the

student residence, a two-storey
structure which will house 138
students,

They will live two to a room,
with a small lounge for each 20
students and a larger common
‘lounge ‘area.

+ The: building also -coniains
the college cafeteria.

The “history of the college:
foes back a long. way. before’

Before becoming a college ;

the Sea: Kap: Parm—because ‘of

And before’ that it was. ‘a
part of the Hudson’s Bay. Com-
pany’s Jand holdings, surround.
ing Fort Langley,
It'was Tater t bought and op-

tage, a pioneer ye Fort , Lang- |}
ley.and ‘a well-known “powder |
monkey,” one who ‘handles ext
Ploeves:

The greatness .of past his:
tory is very much in mind; how-
ever principal Hanson ‘says he
and the student body are not
preoccupied‘ with the past.

Both buildings on the cam-
pus and plans for future study
are a part of the rapid growth
that marks B.C. as a whole,
“His only concern at the mo-
ment-is that it is 80 little-known.
Its. buildings can be seen
fromthe Trans-Canada highway, |
but’ its accomplishments will
soon be seen throughout the
whole: province and beyond,
principal Hanson declares. ~

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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9 (GASTLEGAR)
- Registration

Night School Classes

PLACE: tanley Humphries Secondary School
DATE: October 10, 1967.
TIME:. 7.30 p.m.

The, following courses will be offered:

1. TYPING Bees: $25.00).

2. SHORTHAND. “7. 25.00 ) All Fees To

3. KEEP-FIT 25.00 ): Be Paid On -

4. SEWING 25.00 : Registration

5. ENGLISH FOR 15.00)" - Day
NEW

CANADIANS

The day, and time when courses will commence
will. be determined’ on registration day, October:
10th, 1967.

wou
ied
nin

C.H. King,
Secretary-Treasurer,
School District No. 9: (Castlegar)

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