4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1963

Board of School Trustees
Will Now Have 7 Members

School Board officials announc-
ed this week the Department of
Education has granted their re-
quest for permission to enlarge
the Board of Trustees of School
District No, 9 from a five to a
seven-member hoard. This will
mean ‘one’ more’ trustee elected
for each of the villages of Castle-
gar and Kinnaird,

. The dectsion to request addi-
tional representation from the vil-
lages was the outcome of extensive
study, by the Board. Surveys of

out the entire arca convinced the

necessary,

Now that the approval to en-
large the Board has been received
it will be possible to effect the re-
organization this year, voting tak-
ing place. at local municipal elec-
tions,

Under the new set-up, Kin-
naird and Castlegar will have two
trustees on the Board, ‘Robson,

tee, There will also be a rural

growth in the principal attendance
zones of the district and prospects
of continuing expansion through-

WHY WAIT
“FOR 5?

“|act as the Rural Trustee for a

@ | choose two trustees,‘one for a two-

‘Ratepayer’s meeting in. their: at-
tendance areas, and will continue i

trustee, he unorga:
nized areas of District Nos .
Looking at the breakdown of
the 1963 school enrolment figures
it'is readily seen that representa-
ation according to population will
be quite evenly divided under this
arrangement, Castlegar having 760
students, ‘Kinnaird 770, Robson
320, Tarrys 265, ad the rural areas,
230. These figures are based on
September, 1863 enrolment.
This year Kinnaird voters will

year term, and one for one year,
as their present trustee's term ex:
Pires this fall.

Castlegar will elect one two-
year trustee this year, and its pre-
sent member of the Board has
one year more to’ serve,

Thereafter bottr: villages will
elect one trustee each year for a
two-year term, providing for an
election every year’ in each village.

= As the Robson trustee’s term
is not-up until- December 1964,
there will be no election in Rob-
son this year, but in 1964 that
area will elect a trustee for a two-
year term.

‘arrys area will have its own
eléstinn for a trustee this year,
for the first time, as it has pre-
viously elected. a representative,

school trustees such a move was

one trustee, and Tarrys, one trus-|-

RF, Batley has been 1 appoint.
ed to the post of Administrative

Assistant for. The Consolidated |.

Mining and Smelting Compay, ac-
cording to an announcement.made
last’ week by D. D. Morris, vice-
president and ‘General Manager.
In his new. position Mr. Bailey
will continue to have his office at
Trail, B.C. Previously he had been
Supervisor of Projects,

Mr. Bailey was born in Cal-
gary, Alberta. Following high
school there he attended the Uni-
versity of Alberta, graduating in
Chemical engineering in 1941, In
that year he joined the wartime ni-
trogen project at Calgary, reniain-
ing when the plants were acquired
by Cominco. Mr. Bailey held se-
veral supervisory ‘posts in chemi-
cals

Cancer Society to Hold
Annual Poster Contest _

search ‘is being launched
in Britisn Columbia and the Yu-
kon ‘for the most effective poster
depicting the theme “Smoking and
Lung Cancer” and the rewards of-
fered total almost $700.

Donald F, Farris, president of
the B.C.’ and.Yukon Division. of
the Canadian Cancer Society, has
announced the 18th annual poster | ,,
contest’ for secondary school stu-
dents, Closing’ date is November
15th and the contest is open to

to

students in’ grades 9

“We ‘are ‘greatly odorant

School principals will tinder-
take preliminary judging and sub-
mit, the three: best posters from
each school, :

The final: selection. will be
made by members of the, ‘Vancou-
ver,Art Directors Club.
Announcements of the contest
will be posted on school. bulletin

boards and authentic information
about cancer is available in. pam:
phiet form at all schools for. the
contestants,

Students taking their courses
through are cligi-

‘pol

with the problem of
young people with information on
the danger and risk of lung cancer
inherent in cigaret smoking,” Baye |
‘My, Farris, ©:

In addition to the hundreds of |
students who will research the sub-
ject - before’ submitting © posters,
there. is another very important
aspect to the ‘contest, according
tou aucation Chairman R. C, Ken-

nt sgothing is -more effective,”
commented Mr. -“Kenmuir, “than
to expose other teenagers to the
artistic commentary of tHielr, fel-
lows.”
The contest offers a grand
prize of $50 for the best poster,
special’ provincial prizes of $25
for the best slogan and best de-
sign,’ and first and second: prizes
of $25 to $10 in each of 17 districts.

jan
In 1055 he was transferred to
Trail for. special duties in admini-
stration.

He is a member of the Chemi-
cal Institute of Canada, the Engi-
neering Institute of Canada, and
the Association of Professional
Engineers in:B.C. and Alberta. He
has been prominent in executive
work in technical societies and in
community organizations, He is a
director of, the Trail Chamber of
Commerce ‘and a director of the
Trail Cr Chest.

who has been serving on the Board
as Rural Trustee all
rural areas, *

The Robson and Tarrys trus-
tees are elected at the Annual

to serve two-year. terms,

School. District No. 9 also has
designated four attendance areas,
Renata-Deer Park; Gibson Creek-
Pass Creek; Brilllant-Ootischenia,
(a mew area this year); and Blue;
berry Creek attendance area, which
includes the residents ving along

e Kinnaird-Christina Lake high-
ras: outside Kinnaird Village li-

its, a
Each of these rural_attendance
areas will elect a representative. at
Annual Ratepayer’s meetings, and
these four representatives will
choose one of their. number to

two-year term.

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- Consent of Public
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Re Regional College

District No. 9 School Trustees,
in company with other ‘school
boards in the West Kootenay area
are’ to hold a plebiscite on the
subject of the proposed Regional
College’to be built here.

The question to be put before
‘the voters: will be “Are you in

favour of* establishing a‘ regtonal |.

college in the West Kootenay

‘area?” Once.a clear-cut answer. is | .

received from the people, the
school districts: concerned will be
able to get.on with the: job, but
consent of the public. must be ob-
tained first, according to ‘the rules
and. regulations received from the
Department of Education, for es-
tablishing such: a‘ college.

In: advi
that the plebiscite’ must :be taken,

‘the’: Honorable, Leslie ‘ Peterson, |.

the Minister of Education, suggest-
ed it be done in conjunction with
municipal elections, however the
Board is anxious to go ahead with
it and plans to.take the issue to the
peaple as, soon as possible.

‘The exact location of the col-
lege has not been determined, but
several suitable locations are be-
ing considered by the Sites Com-
mittee of the West Kootenay
Branch, B.C, School Trustees Asso-
ciation,

Each province is accepting
more and more responsibility: in
Civil Defence training, In the cur-
rent year British Columbia pro-
Poses ‘to hold ‘at least” nine’ diffe-
rent courses.

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“BY JACK WHITE

“Fishing in the Columbla:is on|-

the upswing ‘with reports of two
to four pound Kamloops. trout
being: taken “fairly | consistantly.

g| The secret seems to be on the way

you put your grasshopper on—use
two together or’ six inches. apart.

Imitation, plastic ‘worms: are
bringing ina few these days too

which reminds me that no big.fish

q| are’ being. Wwelghed in for the local summer,

erty, Competition.
you get a’ big one ba sure
to ea ie in, it: might become

arm, 7a training program last

“our record here.for this year
is perfectly. clear — accident free
to date, Let's keep it that way for
the ‘season,

There are quite a few grouse
being'taken' though by all reports
they are’a’ lit scattered, Ray Lee
and son, Don, hiked up Old Glory
on Saturday. and came out Sunday
with 16: ten’ ruffed and_six blues,
and ‘guess’ who'shot fifteen of the
16; ‘that's right! — son Don’ who
incidentally ‘was. on’ our winning
Parslow Trophy shooting team last
., He also won the: trophy
for best shot‘in’the Junior Fire-

spring, so I guess his'dad has
pretty rough competition...

+ At last weeks Castlegar Sports-
men Club meeting it) was ‘agreed
‘to get cracking as soon as possible
or ‘the’ road to our’ range © above
Robson. . Plans' will ‘also ‘be ‘golng
ahead for our. big: annual “Game
Dinner in February.) )

Don't look for me around Pitts
Prescription’ anymore fellows. My.
Position there has. terminated, and
as: of: now ‘I’m not sure what I
will’ be doing but Ido ‘hope to
remain in. the District \if at. all’
possible. It’s’a‘nice place.

viii Cached *

It you do’ take a shot ‘at one ‘be
sure. you ‘take him through: the
front: shoulders “with. your © first
shot, A wounded bear can be plen-
ty ‘nasty, but if you can

~| those shoulders you're alright.

Laurie’ Bursaw of ‘Trail had |.
a Pie ‘surprise when he walked | 4
at around 40 feet.

He ‘aidn't even know he was there | yin,

until: the big fellow stood upon
his hind feet, ‘‘He was looking, for
me‘and was too darn close.” It
took, three shots‘ though he went

down on the first and then Laurie | jy

bis ‘sights for a’ good 15 minutes

sat ‘there and watched him over

before he went close.\...:':
taok-him four hours to skin

out the head and hide which weigh-
ed:'120: pounds, “A ‘lot of weight | Tu

for a‘chap around a’ hundred and
forty.pounds: to pack down. off a
mountfaiti.’ It’ took -him ‘two ' days,
but he bas a: lovely: trophy: for
his

black grizzly: running ‘around on
the. Valkyr. Range who could be-
come a bad' one. ;He’s an old fel
low who ‘was shot-at-by an.
rican hunter a year ago and nick:
ed on-the foot. This:year ariother
American nicked one in the same
the same area. If it should
happen to be. the same. bear: he’s |'1
liable. to. turn hunter rather, than
being” hunted one of ‘these days
so if. you're up that way be care-
ful —

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“Ladies High Single Helen Bat-
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Ross’s Meatmiarket 837; Team High |?
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Three ‘Ross's Meatmarket 2245,
Team Points Ross's Meatmatket
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3, Oglows: 1; Independents 1, Sky- |:
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Tuesday 1 Oretock
LHS Mary. Quidding 275; LUT
Elsie ‘Rysen’ 575. THS ‘Tiger’ ser-
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‘Team Points Ross's Meatmarket
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Independents 1; : Tiger. service 3,
Skyline ‘Auto-service ‘1,
esday Mixed League 7 O'clock
. > LHS Eva Greenwood 248; LHT
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Dempsey. 256; MHT John Paulson
625... THS:, Hailleys Comets 961;
THT Button Pushers 2652, °°
. Team ‘Points West’s 0, Button
Pushers 3, Regulars 1, Bridge Buil-

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Comets 4,
‘Tuesday Night Mixed

LHS. Erma | patie 214; LHT
Joyce ‘Turner; 564...MHS ‘George
Joblonski  267;.. MET George Jab-
Jonski" 754,’ aH | Bank ‘of “Com-
merce: 904; - THT I Don't. Know
2575,

Team Points No. 1 Sportsmen
3, No.” 2. Bank’ of Commerce. 2,

Know 4, No.5 Roleht Hawks 2;
No. 6-Bootleggers .0,
Other sive Gary Lindow 651.
Khursday Morning League -
LHS Janna Brownlie 239; LHT
‘Janna’ Brownlie 613.\— No Blows

“Team Points Beavers 0, Chip-
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LBS Sandra Blishen 260; LHT
Sandra’ Blishen | 591. MHS ‘George
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Jake Koenig 657, Re Kennedy
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LHS. Ev. Smidt 238; LHT Ev.

Schmidt 587, MHS: Slim’ Koochin

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Castlegar News ‘ive Shakes‘ 4,

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