Tey “OASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Nov. 19, 1964 ae

7 W. Harmston Pee at 89°

ral, services were held
See ae from St. David's ‘An-
ican Church for Arthur. Wil-
im Harmaston, 89, who passed
away at his home in’; Castlegar
‘on Sunday,
rn ‘in Croydon;” Surrey,
England on’ Ma 16, 1876 whiers
he Fecalved ea ication: he

rey wh which: "he ea) at ain

age of :14./In 1910 ‘he enlisted
in:the Canadian: Navy and wai
HMCN Rainbow: unl

‘Once’ again in. England

tlogar,
having mar)
1904, they c

World War I saw Mr.

in” active submarine: service. |’

In -1919 he moved “his: fi

to‘ Souris,’ Man: Seven: years. ik
ter-hejcame to B.C, where. he
was employed’ by WKP&L Co.

mon

ie ved by ‘his ‘wife
ly | ‘Alice nol four sons Roland and
Leonard of Castlegar, Robert of
Oasis and Bond of Burnaby; two

and Mrs, A. Cnud-

daughters ‘Mrs: Blanche’ Lister
of C

(Barbara) if, Sa Sardis, B.C.’ He
iso” survive
rent ‘and °18 eat. gran

rs ‘Select yours; for Christmas :
in Mohai rs Wool Boucles, or Crepe Suzettes.
in beautiful pastel shades or black & white
Regular Sizes and Petites :

dias to $26.00

‘Teachers’ salaries in School
District No. 9 have been ettled

Bjjin negotiations. =).

The settleinent feached was
; considered ‘very satsifa

‘both sides,”, saya pier rent tied ‘

surer C. H: King. The increase

Toad.:
“Mr. Enevoldsen said it is
his ‘committee's intention to as-

News Letter,’ to” abaidon Y
ber”.

porting the need -for: the: road
based on the commercial a: nd re

jece .or three pléce styles
% 'Smart: for: ‘any occasion f
Sizes 9 to 20 or 20%. to 24% |

“Tom Jones ‘BLOUSES eos coe
Lavish with lace: 4 eke PR:
. ; "Padded BRAS

‘Sizes 10 to | 18 $3.95 1085.05 =| = "$2.00

is: 3.8 per cent “which is in: ling

-certain" for’: itself whether’ or
radios, ts in other, nts wish to

stay at |

increase, will cost the|
school ‘ustaict about $23,000 a

year. The present teacher pay:
roll, is $590,000'a year. Since 1|
mill in the school district raises
about $30,000, the increase am:
ounts to, less. than 1) mill, \

. ; : : :, | | officlated.
Softest ; ceewtey ‘Pallbearers were W. we
: R ny epee LenS B. pears.
Runabout

YOU'VE EVER

§.| clopnient. committee. -
if:a, reasonable number of
residents ‘don’t want to ‘stay: be
Deer Park ani tHy :
arned;::that® rey: do: not ‘
ight will have to be].

e BIRTHS

-:To'Mr, and

OWNED

Silky leather combined with
~ powderpuff custiloning, a
| flexible outersole and. supple
+ ning make this the softest -
shoe you've ever owned. ‘
Ashort covered heel r imiakes aQiieeast .
running érrands almost eaiye |

318 95

Pre:
“]Chureh « "underere!

“|: Peontinue; support of the Scor

KINAHAN/—
8. R, W. Kinahan (nee Sharon
Marie), at:Edmonton on Nov.
13,8 daughter.” °

DEMEO — To Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Demeo of Castle-

jov. 18, a son.

Daa ER — To Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Alexar sof Kil
naird, Nov. 18,: a 80)

Public Notice
Cations r Bronch Nev. aye. 280 WA

Square Dancing, Robson ‘Ral
2, 8 pm. Everyone Welcome.

Cubs ana Scouts Bottle
Cuntiornr 1. 28. Meet at Post Otro

Hinnalrd! WI Coffee Party at home
of roi E. Martini, praia Heights.
ssion to

10,30 ‘a.m.
Cubs; Scouts “and stake =
House — Nov. 25, 7 p.m. Robson fee.
reation ‘Hall, parents and. interested
residents” requested. to attend dnd
ve~

: From the starter’ group ce $5. 95 to" the: complete track
“layout at $125. Come i in Ce see it all set up!

” HLL. HOCKEY NITE

WITH Two TEAMS:

For Real. Excitement! _

Lego provides an answer to the needs
Creative Ciald

“WINTER BOOTS

sem \

- Every type to suit every
job. Cleated, ‘in: lated

Beene § sone.
““job. requires we have
“poots to fit you. |

iO COR TS

for Warmth,
Comfort & Long Wear.

Laminated COATS
three quarter, length

$29,956
Long CAR COATS

“SUT.95. ©

FU SLIPS $3.95 - $6.95 HALF SLIPS S308 Me

_BABY. DEAR.
_ CUTIE CUTIE
GAIL

. , PEACHES,» ©

cn LENE eo
“RIMM
MOON BABY
TEENY TINY TEARS
VICKE 23s
NURSE f

PLAY. STOVE: SETS a

SUIT. CASES

4 80:
ich is scheduled’ fo
pletion in’ early .196' :
Mr. Methane acted as
1 relai Bul

0 thi: ointr 3
has held several positions-in the
industrial vrelations ‘field? since
joining..the company, in: 1960..;-
é his :: n,. Mir.

Matheson will be Yesponsi
the recruitment and:manning of:

the ney mill,’ development of |:
training: programs, housing’ fac-'}
ted adminstrath

Ed
ze, oat
ampbe! ge
and Bill Vo

sch trustee |:
Ernie Milis has. been-nominated

at Kinnaird while: at Castlegar, |.
a veteran commissioner, who last | ’

year Hy ‘sought’ the
chairmanship: of. the village has
been nominated.
H R. Ce per-

one of the two, vacancies on n Cas-
tlegar. council.: There} is also a
school board vacan:

At. Kinnaird,* °G. S.. Rust

and Terry Cormier are the only E

nominees so far. forthe two vil-
lage council vacancies. Mr. Mills
is seeking his second’ term: on
the. school. board. a sie
+ Nominations it 12 noon
on, Monday for the :municipal
and school board positions. ‘El-
elctions, if they're) necessary,
will be held on Sat.,-Dee.

“been |.
appointed aero pe assist-
the, mill‘manager for the | firm | ret

new,’ Ip* mill

ta taste he ena
to“ that“ prot we
=| courts, shouted

dai sp
‘cent proposal by devel

», | be: partly © within
municipal boundaries.

Planners’ ‘Loyalty

histo:
.|.of.. the’, Deer Park: road: contro-

Outlining the re
versy, Mr. Enevoldsen said. that

=} when ? Hydro ‘officials ' told’ >the

external, affairs'hearings onthe

- | Columbia ' that: the ‘road: would
‘Trail

‘be - abandoned,’ Rossland-

‘| MLA(Don' Brothers took .up-the

@| matter : with );Water: Resources

degree’ in’ agriculture, °

Wastwoed ‘in the last
»Ph

the; road/on-a' com-| ©’ ‘has

partment to. “lool. into”. the matter of delay

ry| Kinnaird’ court case’ with Basran Trucking to judg

Mr. ‘Bonner’s action, ‘disclosed at the willage’s council
meeting: on’ Monday. night, follows a/request'to the min-
ister from ‘Kinnaird. The 2 village has charged ‘the firm with:

jud; the ma

Commissi ers feel there has been undue’ > delay in ‘getting

4:$750,000
eached. He sald ‘the road: would

hettet than .the. pre i

trailer
vallowed "in ‘a
‘municipality: because ‘they ‘can
then’ be be regulated ind ‘business
te lected. :

Fenner ian and Max Oba
acre trailer : park’ tk

Two. Fire Calls

: “There was no fire: loss in
two. fires in: Castlegar on Mon-
day and: Tuesday.

At. 8.10 ‘a.m. :on. “Monday
morning: firemen were called to
extinguish “:a: chimney;: fire - at
523' 3rd “Ave. ‘There .was’no ‘da-
mage; done, reports oe

id Le’ Lewis.’

chief |-0f high school; Mr. Bissell. sald

subject: ert
we tric tn Sn et ee of

schools G.’ C. Bissell’ when’ he |:

addressed..the Castlegar .Cham-
ber of Commerce at its meet:
-ing .last..week,

Mr. Bissell outlined the: Or:
ganization of.the B.C.’school sys-
tem and ihe changes now. being

tions of.: fhe "Chant Royal‘ Co!
auission are. put.into effect.

ig that : “where: efore
schools were set up on:the 6-3-3
basis‘ of /six’ element’
then: three y
school: followed ‘by thre:

the system’ is now. working -to-
ards * i whereby . there: will
ae

On: Tuesday: at
9.05 “a.m.,: firemen “answered a
call to’a "purning shack’ in the
700 block: on..4th Ave.’ Mr. 'Le-
‘wis’ said he’ believed “the: shack
was’ built ‘by _ghilaren for “a
smoking-: ‘shack’

‘smoldering, clgaret ‘started the}: Pa Wee

mn to: gras
8 while: Fe ‘small (Boon foes will

a| take-a special’ three year, occu- f

‘omphiasle on either} fi

-the academic: or ‘technical side
j

Thos alifying: vs vocation:

al” students who write the qua:
tions at the end

ig “examinat
of ‘arade 10, wu either. continue |:

and a‘ vocational
jut into employ:
ie working ‘world. or

€ nt of ‘highways.
aia acorn be clone Hart

2 not’ sufficient.

to a provincial ‘vocational school! bai ate

jects: will:take ‘grades '11'.and
12!-and: jeoucentrates on. either

theend of grade 12 they
go‘out into ‘employ:

‘ment :or:'on: to
cational scho
trance exam

+.were given three readings at

Gastlegas, council meeting ast |:

POF
ais Ht the same meeting, four

* rospe'
ences for: carrying: 01

ie:
a
within the caunicigality and for

fixing the fees for. such licences.
ok.iNon
age? bylaw wil

2672 amending the will
Swit: arespect ‘to fs

eo li the

| Extension Dale...

' Being Considered

5 ones to ae ‘the ‘request,
iwhich has been’ the resets |
| ‘ed by the village’s consul

and for. homes.

Associated Engineers...

ihe within the village.

No.: 259 ‘setting out: the
charges -for-the, use of.the.san-|
itary .sawer system cof) ‘certain’
types or classes of businesses,

fe fardi he
conditions. ‘ander which the. vil-| >

sed: Wes! t. Ranteney: Re t

ropo:
gional | College: will. be" voted
“: upon in-February by the rate-
payers of the sie participating |.
‘school districts
infor!

mpbell, |":

-by: Gordon’
pectal consultant. to the col-
lege council, in. a'memoran-
jum accompanying’ the :- first
‘installment of.a‘regular: ques-
‘tion and answer series on the
lege to be published’ 2 ihe

The: Castlegar
Fall’Fair A

a
at 2 which was called for one night

< celled owing ‘to
the ® feck of. "attendance and

if‘ the
a 30 minute: per- |’

supgort of the: organizations.
- This_was to have been the
“annual meeting and election
of 1965 officers. The few pre-
‘sent! expressed’: doubt. th
there ‘would |
» Faire:

Anyone baat wants’ to-'see
the Fair: carried on and. are
willing to. take an active: ol
should write to the

who repre
setits BC's villsmes vo the emE-
cutive of the Union ‘of RC. Ma-

meeting that-upon on his return he.
‘would’ open a council meeting’
with a few

at’ Box’ 646, ‘Castlegar. If en:

boing. will be. called in the: new
cyear.

ough interest is shown a meet-|

in French. ».
However, on Monday night
he failed: to make the promise.

of bis threat good.

G..C.. Bissell Teported on

To: Project Population

plete. survey regarding accom-,

the ict ‘school
ents’ ciitetence held Thursday
*| A. Welds chief inspector in at.
K chie! rin. al
regular school

land manufacture:

lage will extend its sewer. Hike

Zapass presently. be
ted to's server the S|

fegar News.

ommission:

di
a bylaw be drawn up

= ing, expenditure of, th money. (

at the.
y ea mecting ‘Monday. night:

‘and © necéssary

‘more‘to the’

lew, proposed courses
id Mr.

was also discussed. There

be a broadening of the courses
over the next few years with
schools offering: ae geal

"presented on. bebalt of the
Stanley “Humphries ° Secondary
School students and staff a col-

0: 8
the picture with sincere thanks,

A ‘committe will.work
jected ‘population figures
and possible ‘accommodation: re-
quired to handle’ the -increased
enrolment and new courses. Ed-

Bissell pointed out, and the new
courses are an endeavour : to
‘with the changing times.

issell; | tt
‘accommodation | lem.
will

cation is Changing ‘rapidly,’ Mri | ‘

Several ae for use’ of.
sched accommodation for Cabs:

The board approved refer-
endum expendit
of $19,722.87.

‘Trustee.

public’ meeting to discuss
the’ proposed 108,000:
bylaw and to hy Fe ida
for

The Castlegar Devel
Association, at its recent
“ing, decided to