CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, 21, 1965

FOR SALE

1964 650 twin Bae ote
In good condition,

neh
wood
heater ‘cheap. oe cath, 443 ‘Colunbia

Ave, Ph, 865-788!

‘2 boy's three-speed bicycles, oe

365-5748,

2 Jots in Robson, river vicw.
88, 63

Ph, 365-53

This month only; Pay the taxes
tt, lot in
"Ph, 365-

82 | down payment, Mortgages arranged.

1961 Volkswagen Deluxe — i

and take this 500 X 100
Gaatlaaay for only $600,

‘cellent condition. Ph, 365-1

HOMES FOR SALE

ey 2-bedroom home, 7th Ave.
naird, near store,’ Ph, Rosceio a ore
enings.
Brand new 2 bedroom home, a
port, fIbreglassed patio, hard-wood
cabinots, ceramle tiled bathroom, cl-
cetrie heat, built-in rango, ee
{rldge. Prico $9,600 Ph, 365: sa pepe

HOMES BY DUEC!
*Over 40 Distinctive Homes to
choose from, All sizes and styles
to sult your building aite. Minimum

Consult’ your local Dueck Homes
Representative by writing or ean

Baby carriage, good condition: wat ie

= 365-8148,

Apples for wale. Bring your awn
Renata,

=| TT

‘wood furnace, Kumfort, No,

‘boxes,

‘Thomas Hunchak,

Cont
20, Ph, 865-8340 after 6 p.m.

«Ph. 365-1

Fred G. Denyer,
615 Hoover Street,

(Two complete Scout uniforms,
Ph S069
i

Gag, oll and electric range. en
‘365-6265 evenings,

*—"Duel_ truck chains (os aaa
old inet cross links and extra links,
Hardington, across from

3

Gelsar Sawmi,

1955 Land Rover, 4 wheel ane

‘ph, ‘365-7403.
+ ‘Women's figure skates, size
iene 365-8056,

‘Wrecking 1957 Chev Belair, ite
fuvatlable, including overhauled mo-
aie transmission, otc. Ph. =

“Encyclopedia Britannica, new at
‘in 24 volumes, white Imperial bind-
‘ng, Half of purchase price. Ph, 365-
G479. 31

Tutomatie gas space penton} ees

3105-7520 evenings.
For your dre:

ome or Ta s
ment. tho Castle-Bar Subdivision of
fers beautiful lots at fair prices —
at GOl Columbia
or drive around
ttn-27
ts in new suodivision, Kinnaird.
good drainage. Terms. | ,,
tin-16
325 acres good building Droperty.
. S65-,

‘eontact Oglow Bros,
‘Ave, Ph, 365-7202
And see for_yourselt,

‘Good view,
“Phy oe

40 minutes from. Castlogar.
5938,

KILLS.

~ MOVING ?
If you are planning a move to
any other location in the

FOR RENT.

Woll furnished sulte on Sherbiko
subdivision, Call at 1444 Columbia
Ave a highway, 382
furnished we even?

entrance, Call at 170. Oy Kine
nalrd or Ph, 365-78! 82
House on 440-Srd “Avo, ‘Suitable
for small family, uae oll heat,
sfeavy wiring. Ph, al 32
‘Small furnished 2 bedroom home,
ae tio basement, gas heat, fn

Brand new 2 bedroom suite with
nice central location in Castlegar.
Ph, South Slocan 359-7520, tin-50

Furnished or unturnished, 2 bed-
roum suite in Genelle, Ph, 368-3083,

tin-40

oom and board available, suite

for hint Ph, 365-5265 cvenings.
tin-43

WANTED

Want to buy a wall tent, prefer-
ably 9 X 11, Will take 9 X 12,
aus-enss,

fant new members for Casticgar
pride Club, Ph, 365-5983,

WANTED URGENTLY
The public to attend a Fall Fair
mecting, ;

interest is shown there will
Yall Falr In 1965,

Juniors: Remain
On Top of Hockey
League Standings

The Juniors won two games
last week to remain on top of
the league standings with 28
points.

However, the team of the
week was the Juveniles who ma-
naged a win-aond a tie in their
three games, They moved from
the league cellar into. third
spot, one point ahead of’ both
the Sawmillers and the Pulp-
makers,

Their win was at the .ex-
pense of the Pulpmakers, 143,
while they battled to an impres-
sive 3-3 tie against the strong

Ph,| second place Flyers,
33/ ST.

INGS AS OF JAN, Ww
LT APT

Juniors 17 13 3 2 uo 75 28
Flyers 1610 24 111 6424

16 4102 75 120 10
16 3103 94 127-9

chances are you will find a good sel-
ection of Ilsted property right here
in our office, Multiple listing allows
us to offer you homes and land In
all of the major Kootenay centres.
INVESTING ?
If you would like to own and
operate your own busienss, or be a
lundiord of income property, just let

to business minded mechanics.

HORROWING ?
ou are running short of cauh,

may obtain for you a loan secured

| by mortgage.
a zag

| HOMES FOR SALE

and 12 acres of Jand, suit-
hte for: subdivision or trailer site.
miles lamsite, Write Box

he Castlegar.

UTRAILERS AND MODILE HOMES

Before you buy — see the Safe-
‘way Mobile. Homes at Cranbrook
‘Trailer Sales — your authorized
‘Safeway dealer for the East and
‘ts and accessor-
les — fully insured. Rellable tow-

‘West Kootenays. Par!

ing anywhere, Castlegar — ‘next to
‘Twin Rivers Motel. Ph. 3

P.O,

85-5047.
Cranbrook — ie Fernle Road. Ph.
426-4935, x 2217, tin-2

BUILDING ?
sk for a brochure on “Engin-
cered Homes",

call o really coop agent, call

ANDERSON
AGENGIES

‘Real Estate Brokers
365-7944
or
John Hipwell 365-7814

UN

AGENCIES LTD.
PHONE
345-7125
$05-B1L7

Castlesird Plaza
Kinnaird, B.C.

FOR RENT

Fully . modern furnished . two
room cabin at Alberni Auto Court,
Also traller_ space, Ph, 305-7517.
Bachelor's suite, heated and fur-
nished, Ph. 365-5156 or call at, en
5th and Juniper.
One bedroom unturned “waite
self-contained, Ph, 365-8:
Nelson, 3,000 sq, aS Tuy mo-
lern, air-conditioned, office space
‘available. immediately. Enquire Box
$008 Castlegar News. tin-3
unfurnished apartments,
information Ph, 365-5148,
‘Suites for rent, Mecreight relght Apart:
ments, Ph, 365-765:
Room ina private home, =
365-1 3508 33

For
33

om unfurnished house in
Blueberry. Ph, 865-7059. 32

‘Want a babysitting ae b. Apply
870-Srd_Ave, or Ph, 365-7054. 32
cash for used furniture,
untiques, coins, old gold, guns and
jewels. Home Furniture and

tin-48

HELP WANTED

Experienced mentions for Irens
Cafe. Apply in perso!

DISTRICT SUEERVISOR

Appointment to branch manager
within 2 years, We require: Two
years field History of

= Pulpmak-

15.3 9 3 78 91 9
The Pulpmakers and Juven-
iles still have a game to ‘make

ers

NOTICES

Let us fle your saw on our Fo-
ley Automatic Saw Filer —— seo us
for fust, retiable snw service —
Stewart, Robson, B.C. Ph, “3654 one,

ttn-5.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box
303 Castlegar. tine17

guod persistency, better than aver-
age production, desire for manage-
ment, We affer salary — Commision
write — Tralning, Write Box

‘or, Castiogar News.
Full time short order cook, fe-
male prefer rred. Apply in person
at Irene’s’ Cafe, 31

‘LOST

Exchahged by mistake Indies’
blaele boots ples 9, at the arena, Sun.
165-8342:

NOTICES

Annual meeting of the
Community Chest to be held in th the
Legion Hall, Castiegar, on Mon.
Jan, 25, at 7.30 p.m.

‘WHI babysit small child for 8

4 hours a day. $15 week. Ph. 365-7986,

‘The annual generat meeting of
the Castlegar Public Library will be
held on Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. All adult
members and anyone interested in
the brary are invited to attend, ~

WH babysit in my home Monday
through Friday, € hours a doy
365-5260 or call |

‘Trait Business College. New torm
begins Feb, 1. T0

_U-Phone telephone answering and
message service: Public stenography
— low as $20 monthly. Phone in cal-
endar of events, Wake-up service.
Help for employers and employees.
Ph, 365-5265 evenings. ttna6

Classified ad rates: 5 cents: per
word per insertion. Minimum 75 cents.
Three insertions for the price of two.
Glassitied ads close at 12 noon sharp
on Wednesdays.

aa HEALTH. UNIT

WISHES TO ANNOUNCE

A SERIES OF CLASSES FOR

_ EXPECTANT PARENTS

FEB. 3 2-4 P.M. ROTARY HEALTH CENTRE :

FEB. 3 7-9 P.M.

PH, 365-5733

TARRYS SCHOOL
2-3

LOOK AT YOUR

Post Office
Trash Can!

You never saw your home town paper thrown
sinto the gutter or waste. basket before it was read,

oa did you?

But waste baskets
being filled with unop:
i.vertising, si

and gutters are constantly.
ened expensive direct ad-

sales ammunition shot into the’ air.

d as

A always

an:

with prospective customers. It is never thrown
aside without first bein read from cover to cover.’
‘Then it is borrowed by the neighbors.

That’s why intelligent, attractive newspaper

; ‘advertising i is accepted

as the most effective form

of advertising your business.

An advertisement

in this paper will reach

‘over 90 per cent of the buyers in the local trade
territory. The cost is very small, and besides we
do the mailing and pay the postage.

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS

-Your BEST Advertising Media

KOOT-NEE MOBILE HOMES LTD.
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GARDS OF THANKS -

HOLUBOFF — We wish to ex-
tend our sincere thanks and appre-
clution to our friends, neighbors, and
relatives for the many acts of kind-
ness shown to us at the loss of our
husband, father ces grandfather.
Speciat thanks to Di , D, Johnson,
nurses and staff of the Gasttegar and
pier Hospital, the women’ who

ped In the Kitchen, the men who
asslated at the cemetery, and Frank
Ingham of the, Castlegar Funeral
Home, — Mrs. Sam Holuboft Sr, and
family

HANSEN —, We wish to extend
our heartfelt’ thanks and. apprecla-
tion for acts of Kindness, messages
of sympathy. and -floral offerings
received from our friends and nelgh-
ae during our recent bereavement

In the loss of our beloved husband

und father. We especially thank Dr.

¢, 8, Fowler and nurses and staff
of the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital, — Mrs, Martha Hansen and
family

In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. T, J, Hughes who passed away
January 17, 1957:

When evening shades are falling
And we sit in quiet alone

To our hearts there. ‘comes a joes

-40'| If only she could come hom

Friends may think we have forgatten
then at -times ey see us smile
But” “they ttle know the heartache
our ore hide all: the while,
remembered by . her son,

Dennis. wife’ and , family.

70 *h.  426-% ‘i
on the Fernie Road near ihe overpass,

Cranbrook, B.C.

Now. completely owned and oper-
ated by Joe Gray.‘and Rae Masse,
No one else.

We are authorized ‘Dealera for.
General Mobilehome in tne East ad
West Kootenays —
ers — Canuck Sleepers and Travel

Trailers,
good used 8 and 10°
wides ROW, in sitock “and on consign-

ment.
Parts — Service — Towing 935,
; ten-44

B it you know of a
Just arrived In. scent
‘sure to fell them
Hern gon, qoey will ee cata mth
a
ifn an wa

WELCOME WAGON
Box 364—Kinnaird, BC.
With Information’ *’

'| syllabus,

COURT OF REVISION
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Courts’ of “Revision respecting the
1965 assessment rolls for the ‘Nel-
zon-Slocan: Assessment. District and
Village Municipality (ies) therein will
be ‘held: as_follo
School Distriet-9 (Castlegar), In-
cluding the Villages of Castlegar and
Kinnaird, at Castlegar, B.C., on Mon:
day, February ath, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, in the Royal Canadian

Legion serie
Dated at Nelson, B.C. this 18th
day of ae 1965.
W. Ramsden,
Provinclal 2 “Assessor.

SQUADRON 5b!

WEEBLY ROUTINE ORDER

Part 1 Administration
Parades

‘vhe Squadron will’ parade *at the
High School at uses hrs. cn Wed-
nesday 27 Jan
ee will_be herd on ‘"Frieay 29
65 at 16,00 hrs,
xt Pit Inspection will be held at an
next parade. .Cadets will bring
items ote clotuing. issued to them te
this p
Next Pparade Wednesday 3 Feb 65:
Fall-in at» the High. School at 18.50

Be
2, Mouth
Normal training will be .carried out.
as per CAP 464-F 25 and. Squadron
t

3. Orderly Ofticers

| 27 Jan 65. ; F/O Pry:

F/O. Pamiek

rf ‘Orderly Sergennte,

65, F/Sgt™ Bucknell

eb 65. : F/Sgt Anderson
*.B, Orderly Corporals

65. Cpl. Vaessen

65.0. ce Cpl. MacBaln

Part 2. Personnel ~: 7

BOAO Cadets t

“Promotions eff 27° Jan 6s.
LAC tore T. Promoted to

Cpl eff 27 J
seis LAG gobhscn zz Promoted to
Cpl..ett 27 Jan

a. FO, MacDain E/L i:
CO 88%. (Castlegar) ‘Ban. ROAO

_ LEARN TO PLAY
BRIDGE

OR BRUSH UP ON YOUR GAME. LEARN THE
NEW’ POINT-COUNT SYSTEM. 2

COLLEGE COUNCIL: poombers: .from the six
the

school ' districts

ment of a regional college ae
ant roles to play in Saturday's
college held at Nelson. Seated

cil members are Dr, Malcolm Taylor, president.
of, Victoria University; Dr. Neil Perry, first vice-
ia ‘ ing UBC

it of UBC,

all had import-
seminar on the
with’ the coun-

‘Weatherhead,
: Trai

Dr, John B. Macdonald; Rev. Aquinas Thomas,
president of Notre Dame University of Nelson,
and Dr. P, D. McTaggart-Cowan, president of

the new‘ Slmon' Fraser ‘University at Burnaby.
Council: members, from left to right, are:' Glen

Nakusp;: G.: F,. Warning, ‘Salmo;

_ Dr..D, A. Perley, Grand Forks; Stuart. Mitchell,

Colin’ McKenzie,: Trail;:
Trail; Mrs. J..D. Wallach,‘ Nelson; R. T.-Waldie,
Robson; Mrs, Walter Jacobson, Kinnaird; region-

. al.college council president James Gray of Trail;

. R. Palmer, Nelson;: J. EB.
Dr. J. V. Hall, Castlegar, and J. L, Wilson, Sil
verton. — Castlegar. News Photo

J. H.. Welton,

Fletcher, Rossland;

‘Castlegar Socials

_Mrs. 1H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Mrs, G. Shepherd, who spent
the holiday season visiting in
South ‘Burnaby with her bro-
ther-in-law and sister Mr.’ and
Mrs. P. Smibert, returned home
Thursday evening,

Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Grune-
rud were Trail visitors. Sunday.

+ Mrs. D. Duncan of Trail was
the guest of Mrs.
Monday,

Mrs. Wm. Easton entertain-
ed at‘ the tea hour Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of. her mo-
ther, Mrs. W. Byers, who cele-
brated her 84th birthday.’ Sun-
day a family dinner was also
held at Mrs. Easton's and guests
were from Rossland, Trail, Blue-
berry and Nelson. Mrs. F. Roos
of .Cranbrook, sister »of Mrs.

——————
Building Supslies
OGLOW BROS,

Bullding & Supply Co, Ltd.

stlegar
Phone 365-7202

Easton, spent the d with
them,

Making a short’ visit at he
wekend at the home of Mrs, I.
McNeil were Mrs. P. MacLeod
of Ohaton, Alta. and her daugh-
ter. Miss Jean. MacLeod who is
nursing in’ San’ Francisco," Cali-
fornia\and .Mr. and Mrs, 'D.
MacLeod and son of Camrose,

_H; Johnson, | Alta.

Neighbors of. Mr. and: Mrs.
Mike Demeo ‘‘‘dropped in” last
week on the occasion’ of. Mr.
Demeo's Sist | birthday. Games
and a sing-song were enjoyed
‘by: all present. ve

A birthday cake ‘with the
inscription “Happy Birthday,
Mike”, was cut:at the close of
avery pleasant evening, follow-
ed by.delicious refreshments.

innaird Socials -

‘Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph, 365-5503 .

Mr. M. Brandson is :recup-
erating at home after spending
several days in the hospital with
a broken leg.

- The latest word on Doug
Brown’s European trip is that
he. stopped at-Lisbon briefly
only. to continue on to Gibral-
tar. .From there his plans, will
take him to North Africa to vi-
sit Morocco. °

’ "The many friends of Mrs. E.
Bertois will. be;:interested to
know she is a patient at the
Trail-Tadanac Hospital. .

AND. CLEARING
EXCAVATION BULLDOZING
Contact
‘PAUL THEDERAHN
, Phone 365-7343 -
Marshall's: Store ©

Gravel & Top Soil!
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-7013
COLUMBIA, SAND. & GRAVEL
Corner. Ph eo & Sth, Castlegar

’S

Custom-Build & Ramedolted
Homes *

to extend our to
J. H. Leckie and Mrs,

White on the:untimely sea,
of their brother Harry. Leckie.

A brief isltor at the home
C. MeCreight
was Mrs. MeCreight’s brother-
in-law, Mr. ‘Bob Cunningham.

Dennis Hughes, Jr. is recup-
erating nicely. after: having ‘his
tonsils out last Tuesday.

. Did you:.know’??? bricks
made practical book ends be-
cause ‘of their. shape and
weight. Cover’them’ with fabric
or paint them:to match the

of Mr. and

; We

would Tike at this time ! di

ecor.

Jaycees Distribute Xmas
- Gifts to Hospital Patients

At the last meeting of the
Castlegar-Kinnaird Jaycees.ta-

“ble topics .was enjoyed by the

members while they ate dinner.
Among the topics was the new
flag issue.

It. was announced that the
winner of the Christmas gift
package was R. W. Kennedy of
Kinnaird.

in: the. hospital suring the, fes-
tive season. ‘ts were do-
nated . by tocal merchants for

which they. are thanked very
much,

Dave Cooper and Jim Tay-
lor have taken over director-
ship from Ivan Oglow and Clay-
ton Jolly who have moved into
the vacant treasury and secret-
ary” :posttlons, respectively. +

INTERIOR LAKE
“ SERVICE CTD.
e
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

. (Lakes * 7”
‘Phone 365-5500
. Nights — Nelson 352-5434

FOR ERENT ‘é
WAEREHOUSE: & DUPLEX
Near. Damsite — 1 mile

BOAT STORAGE
2 BRE FURNISHED UNITS

interior. Lake.
Service Lid.

Phone Castlegar 365-6943
Phone ' Nelson’) 352-5494

ET
CASTLE

The report on the
Santa showed that this raieet
was very successful, Santa vi-
sited the hospital on Christmas
Eve distributing gifts to two
children and the adult patients
who were unfortunate in being

include an
ctfectiye "speaking course, the
inter-service club curling bon-
spiel and_a short visit of the
Junior Chamber International
world president, John Rundle,

at.the end of this month

: Dogwood Circle Holds.
“Regular Monthly. Meeting

” The regular of Dog-

wood Circle of the United .Chur-
ch Women was held Tues. even-
ing at the home. of Mrs. A. Saun-
ders with Mrs. J. Sewell: a8 Co-
hostess,
There were 14 members at:
tending. The devotional period
was conducted by
biko. After the regular business
was. concluded IL McNeil
took charge of the study period.
Mrs. R. Bunter, reminded the

8, J. Sher-]:

of the
meeting which will, be held ‘in
February in C:

LAST. TIMES TONIGHT
Shows at a and 9 p.m,

THE PASSWORD.
IS COURAGE
‘Dirk Bogarde & Maria Pershey

FRIDAY & SATURDAY
‘MONDAY & TUESDAY :
Shows at 7 and 9 'p.m.”

The next monthly meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
MeNeil with Mrs..P. Travis: as

}| co-hostess. The evening’ 's hostess

prize

was won by Mrs. A. Kal-
Inakoff,

joyable evening was brought to
a-close with the serving: of 'de-
2 I'licious refreshments.

‘A social hour was enjoyed |”
with games, etc. and a very en-|_

theinfirst,
a leer
Tepes ed

=| Mixed Curling ‘Schedule

f saturday, Jan. 23
12.80 p.m. Lightle vs Cow-

=/iin, Smith vs Shutek, Little vs

FOR BRIDGE LESSONS PHONE 365-7194
S000 Ae

ian nas Seat Se IT Cepek rn OE

Sidoni.
2.30. p.m. Lyons. vs Paul,
Logelin vs" Miller, Sather vs Oli-

phant.
4. .m. Innis -vs- Haw-|‘
thorne,. Stiedle : vs Anderson,

Cole a
0 p.m. Sprown vs Tidball,
Archambault vs Wiegand, Haley

vs Bernick.

“Sunday Jan. 24

Cowlin vs Rutherford, Logelin
vs Smith.

= + 2.80 p.m. Cole vs Oliphant,
Lightle: vs Van. Pile,. Archam-
bault vs Stiedle.

4.30 p.m. Haley vs Baird,
Tidball vs Lyons, Anderson vs
Shutek. i

6.80 p.m. Sidoni vs Bernick,

Hawthorne vs Paul, Lampard: vs
Nordic Lodge. .

12.80 p.m’ Little vs Sather, |

“INCREASE “ ADMISSION:

_ ADULTS: $1.00
STUDENTS 75e
CHILDREN 50c:°

_ MATINEE. PRICES
ADULTS 85c
STUDENTS 60c,
CHILDREN 35¢

BECKETT. Feb. 4 to 8

GENERAL CONTRACTING:

MAT. SAT. AT 1.30-P.M.,

Panel

(continued from’ page one)
the watorfront.” He ‘suggested
the college discover the areas

of greatest. need in. the ‘com-|f

munity and try to serve. them

The speak, who ‘ig him-|#

new “.Univer-

ulty'is given the opportunity to

plan courses, 2 good faculty. Wi will
be attracted: “and if the faculty
is good, you don't’ need to worry.
about the excellence of your
courses.” ay

The following are some of
the questions ‘asked: of the Pa.
neland. the» ‘replies ; given
some ‘ of the’ members:

The present university year
of eight months versus .a trim-
ester system that: utilizes bulld-
ings all year ‘around

Dr. McTaggart-Cowan sald
the system of three four-month
university terms allows flexibi-
lity for both’ students and fac-
ulty in that a student can at-
tend one, two or three semes-
ters a‘ year. while the faculty

members can take their, four-

month vacation period at ‘times
other than’ the months.

LEGION GORNER

“At the Tuesda: night meet-
ing of the branch it was moved

: ing a better attendance, so make

to design the ¢ core facilities for

$2,500 PRIZE and a conimlésion
the d West K

won by Vancouver poten John Kidd, right, in an architectural
contest. to: design the ‘college’s facilities. Shown with the archi-
tect at the seminar on the college held in Nelson on Saturday is
Jim Gray, chairman of the regional college council, — Photo by

Ted Brothers

college to be built here was

Ho pointed out that a’ stu-
dent could go to school the
year around or, depending on
his financial situation, for only
part of the year.

Father Aquinas said the
trimester © system. costs. more

and it has been found that most] |

students don’t want to

ferent: seasons of year
Should the regional college
teach skills for export to other
areas of the province and coun-
try or should ‘it confine itself
to local technical requirements

velop a. person we can conti-
nue: learning. “Give him the
basic’ skills for Tearning new
skill Ae suggeste:

Will the regional college,
in time, become a university

Dr. Perry. com that
the ‘college should not! be, con-
fined’ “to | the: narrow restric-
Hons of :just :what ‘is needed

-a region.” Dr. Taylor ae
| ihe: aim ‘of ‘education ‘is ‘to de-

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ollege council pre-
sident Jim Gray commented that
“in some’ places this is’;done
and in some it is forbidden by
legislation.” He said the six par-
ticipating ‘school boards : decid-
ed “there are presently enough
universities for our. needs, par-
ticularly with ‘Notre’Dame close
at hand.” He said there is.a
stipulation in the agreement
between ‘the: school boards that
the college ‘‘will be limited ‘to
teaching only to the second year
level of university.

How will it be determined
whether a student will go ‘to
the regional college or direct-

It. was also moved that a don-

‘dinary membership ‘and’

be held only on
the first Tues. of each month in-
stead of both the first. and
third Tuesdays on a trial basis
of three. months. It was
also moved that an. executive
meeting will be held on the
third: Tuesday: of each month.

ation of $100 be made to. the
Dr. Endicott: Home to purchase
equipment.

Three applications for or-
four
club.: memberships were read
and accepted. Next Welfare‘Bin-
go will be held on Sat: Feb. 13,
Pete Ewart was elected to the
executive by ‘acclamation to fill
the vacancy caused by the ap-
Pointment of Chas Colton -as
secretary.

Comrades, you | are. asked to
support the

CONGRATULATIONS are {offered to’ local ‘historian
Harold Webber, right, by new Chamber of Commerce
Prasat Jim Lambeth following Mr. Webber's talk at

meetings as a means of f atimulat-

an effort to attend this one
monthly meeting on. this: three
month trial: period. Next meet-

ing is on Feb, 2.

the Cl
Looking on is

"s'.annual installation meeting last’ week.

tt Elmer Kraft.

Mr, ‘Webber spoke on the early ‘days of the Castlegar
district from the time: of the Indians :to the arrival of
the Doukhobors. — Castlegar News Photo’

and Staff .

YOUR
LUCKY Dora st STORE
> We Reserve
To Limit’ quntitie

Open. 9-A.M.. to; 9. P.M...
Monday thru Friday ‘asa
special family. service to
those who need it: :

In order to get: real mild
.cheese we ordered a special

Top priority ior establish-
ment of a. public C!

for.a bublic’ crossing ‘while —

PR
into the Castle Bar subdivision
was urged ‘at Castlegar's coun-
cil meeting on Tuesday night by
a six-man delegation econ athe
newly-formed ‘Castle Bar Rate-
payers ‘Association.

for three
street lights in’ the

Public Crossing Requested _
By the Castle Bar Ratepayers

had near misses with trains due
to blind. approaches from. the

submission — a survey on street
lighting has been carried © out
and the village “is waiting for
a’ cost factor to see how much
can Be done each year.”

sked for

The

Jack White, said there are 96
residents'in the subdivision with
over 100 people using the pre-
sent’ Private crossing, He pre-
sented a” Jen: submission
which ‘he ‘said'.had been sign-
ed by.all property owners in
the subdivision.

in) We HL

Village _chairmal
Reed lauded ‘the presentation,
commenting: “This is the right
way to do things.” 7. He said. As.

a
a foobath for children‘ and ad-
ults -“as' soon as possible” since
the 42 children who presently
use the marrow road “are. re-
quired to be alert to stay alive.”
“The present’ crossing is
blocked for‘as long as two hours
at ‘a’ stretch’ by freight trains,
added the petition, and “should
an emergency: arise’ due to ill-
ness or accident while the cross-

ly “negotiating” with the CPR

yy from high-school to univer-
3

ity

Dr... McTaggart-Cowan sug:
gested that the student and his
parents will decide this, along
with: advice:from school coun-
sellors. He said, the student's

goals, maturity.and the. area
in. wl he will in his
academic interest will ail | be de-
eiding factors. «

What will be done to make
the academic and technica! pro-
grams of the regional college
of saual importance

‘Dr. Taylor commented that
the regional. college should ga-
ther ‘students ‘together, and mix
them ‘together as people are
mixed together in a community.
He suggested that with a cross-
section of courses, a_cross-sec-

tion of students would be o!

ined.

"Father Aquinas said he be:
lieved’ that : the college
make th: technical side as.im-

from’ the start. They must have
equal  gtanding right from the

will universities “eream
off” the best students frem the
regional college, ‘Particularly: in
the second year
cTaggart-Cowan said
a student “makes ‘his ‘choice ‘of | vis
an edueational facility : fro’

“raust |-

portant: as thé: academic right |"

: Stanley. Humphries.
Secondary School

Honor Roll Issued

The following is the sues
honor roll for-report cards is-
sued month:
. University Program
Grade 12

Marjorie King 5, Fred Fock
4.4, Frank Lanzarotta. 4.4; ‘Mar-
garet -Watson 4.2 and Sue ‘Voge-
Taar 4.2;
Grade 11:
: Lawrence Chutskoff 5, . Eli
Kazakoff 46, ‘Irene Deverney
48, eeleen Postnikoff 4.4, Rod
ough 4.4, Ken Pickering 4.2,

ib: Muriel Fink "4, and Wayne ‘Mac-

Nicol 4.
Grade 10
a

Brenda Pugsley: 4.6, Margaret
Moran 4.6, Ron Ulmi 44, Isa-
belle Guido 4.2,.Tom Little 4.2.
Grade 9
> Terry Killough Lorraine
Gorkoff-5, Grace stavorto ff 4.8,
Sonja Johansson 26 Doris Da-
46, -C) Healey 4.4,
Steve Naylor ! 44, Pam John:

He sug-
‘gested: that the intimate: ap-
proachof the regional college
will «give a: student: breathing
space to consider: his ‘goals,

.» Father Aquinas coiamented
that the cream of.the COP isa
changing commodity. said

of “being a quite excellent stu:

‘GOV'T. SPENDING |

Spending by all govern:
ments i in Canada, exclusive of in-
ter-governmental transfers is es-
timated at'$18.6 billion in 1963,
an, increase, of $683 million over.
the’: previous. year; combined:
deficits of all governments: ‘were
$877--millio1

ANNOUNCEMENT

“An, application - has
the Public

make
Package: Express ‘rates ef-
fective February. 15,1965. -
“Details: of : proposed: tariff
are available 'for public in:
spection’’ at: your:
Greyhound Depot'or “Agen:

neat ‘Any objection may be
filed wath the Superinten-',
dent of the Motor. Carriers,
Public * Utilities: Commis-
sion,-Vancouver, B.C. on or“:
before February: 1, 1985,

son 44, ‘Marianne MeNee -4.4,
Thorp 4.2, Karen Stor:

vold: 4,' Beverley "McMillan

Ingunn’ Reinsbakken 4,

General Program

Grade 11

Dorothy Tomilin 4.

Yalmakotf 5, ick}
af sain

ing ‘is blocked, the Unfortunate
be completely and hopelaesty. is-
olated.”” - White sald there
have. petit two emergency fare
dectomies’ the ‘past year
while a woman’ in jabor had
to wait because a train was
ee on the tracks,

The submission noted that
engines often uncouple from
trains and shunt elsewhere in
the yard. If a fire'should occur
at this time the’ fire department
would, be - unable ..to,; respond
“and -there could be ,extensive
property damage and even Joss
of life.” If this happened, -‘tin-
surance rates. would go's! sky
high.” :

The petition . said the: peo-
ple: of Castlegar as a _whole
should realize that) they, use the
present Eeiyate crossing at their
own. “Several :people-have

le and as long as
it remains a Brivate. crossing
the CPR is not

in quantity and
can: give it to you this week
for only 49c Ib. Really mild
and really good!!

Farm-Style Sliced .BACON,
4b 59¢

ready to cook and serve

any damage. suffered by fe
person or vehicle.”

The submission also. asks
consideration of lights at. the
south end of South Woodland
Dr., in the centre of Silver
Birch Tames and at the top of the
same

New TV and Radio
Repair Shop Opens
In Fomenoft Block.

A new business — ‘Pete's

TV and Radio
— has opened in‘ Cast

the Fomenoff building.
Mr.

Zaytsoff was in the TV 2 ibs.
and radio repair business in the srserneneesens
Slocan valley for: about a year

and still. serves the valley dur-

ing the evenings. Prior= to go-
ing into the TV.and radio busi-
ness he was employed by Bc.

Telephone for.six years. *
>: ‘The new Castlegar

Repalt oseviee

Owned by Pete ayeott of
Slocan Park, the shop is located
next’ to Pitts. Prescriptions: in

MAPLE LEAF

LARD

LB. PKGS.
5 for $1.00

48-02. Lil Abner ORANGE
DRINK, 3 tins... $1.00

Bob’s Pay’N Takit COFFEE,
ib.

TIDE, Ig. G. pkgs. -.... =
CHEESE SLICES, by Kraft,
3 pkgs. ooo... $1.10
leet Roasted mcrae

6%2-02. Chocolate Saas
or ROSE BUDS by Neilson's
.3 pkgs. »

man trained with the Television
Electronics Institute | of Toronto

and had
Vancouver.
He and ‘his wife

er 10 and Ronnie 3. _

— NEXT TO PITTS

the ‘average student is 7 able é

PETE'S TV AND.
Radio Repair Service
PRESCRIPTIONS ee

; Ph. 365-6455

REPAIRS TO ALL TYPES OF TV'S, RADIOS AND
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. :

tin 3

JANUARY SALE AND SPECIAL
COMINCO PAY DAY PRICES

Work Clothes - Suite Shirts
Jewellery - Shoes. - Boots
Hats - Sport Jackets - Gloves.

15 Per Cent Discount Applies to Cash Sales.Only

Leitner’s Clothes ‘Ltd.

: Ann. have
three children, Shirley 13, Pet-|.

Grapefruit
4 for 39c

PINK OR WHITE!

Fancy Crisp Head LETTUCE

Slicing TOMATOES tube 29¢
aay Golden BANANAS,
4 Ibs.

Fresh MILK, Y-gal. .... 49e
llb.. MARSHMALLOWS,
$1

Frozen FRENCH-FRY
POTATOES 2 pkgs, 29¢

BEEF STEW, 15-02,

FRESH MEDIUM.
EGGS.
doz.inctn 39c

SOUP MIX, 3 pkgs. ... 49¢
BREAD, Preem-Yuim the
‘best! Ig. 20-oz. loaves,
4 for. arco

Tall Tins MILK, 4 for = 9c
stares or CAT. FOOD,

KAM, by Canada Packer's
Sak s- $1.00

COFFEE BAR SPECIAL

STUFFED PORK CHOPS,

with apple-sauce, veg. salad -
and only - 69e