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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 4, 1964

Graduation Tomorrow Night!

jTighty-elght grade 12. stu- ment exercises to be held in the; events will be principal gon Bay : I i dents will graduate from SHSS| school's gymnasium at 8 p.m. Holden, The invocation will bi was fae esi , VOL. 17, No, 24°):

tomorrow night in commence- to for the evening's} given Rev. Tegwyn ‘Evans = ote, pa board ‘chairman

Ce | str, trate . Walter Jacobson will de-

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ver greetings from’ the trust- PUBLIC NOTICE

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ees and district superintendent of schools Claude Bissell will bring greetings from the de- partment of education.

The class history and class Prophecy will be glven by Jill Hughes and Barry McGillivray while the school band will play several appropriate musical se- lections including Exodus and In a Chinese Temple Garden,

Vice-princlpal R. J. Patrick will introduce guest speaker

J, C, Carpenter of Nelson who will deliver the address to the graduates. Teachers Mrs. J.P. Logelin and Jim Crawford

will introduce the graduates oa

and, as a mass choir, the gra- duates will sing I'll Walk With God> and Stanley Humphries Hymn, .The valedictory address will then be delivered 6 by Elaine Hirtle.

Gerald Goresky will be toast- master at the graduation ban-

quet which will be held at 6/&

p.m. tomorrow night. The toast to the Queen will be Don Schwartzenhauer while that to the parents will be given by Jeff Banigan. Gwilym Hughes

. | will respond to the toast to the

Barentes oast to the school

board aeat ‘te given by Arlane Archambault and’ will be res: ponded to by trustee Jim La- mont while the toast;to the de- partment of education will be proposed by Teresa Oswald and responded to by Mr. Bissell. ;

The toast to the teachers will be given by Ken Wyllie and responded to by Jim Biles- ky while.the toast to the PTA proposed by Arden Pugsley will, be responded to by Ed Mosby.

The toast.to the senior ma- trics will be proposed. by {each er Bruce’ Kallio and ‘will responded to by Bernice Tights while the toast to the graduates

proposed by teacher Ron’ Mc-

Intyre will be replied fo by Alex Perehudoff. fe

Village to Price Parking Meters

Bs Castlegar council decided at its meeting Tuesday night to write parking meter firms ob- taining information on the cost of parking meters. mH Letters will also.‘ go. out to Revelstoke ‘and: Mission ,— who had: meters and took them out — and to Grand Forks and Creston, who\ have ‘meters in- stalled. The four centres will be asked to comment on their experiences with meters,

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“Square cut legs or.

Authority “is ° pany reasonable. increase in: costs |'

IP ithe: ‘st! ‘Annual’ Open ‘Tournament: sponsore

tlegar Golf:.Club. Tournament: chairm;

‘left, holding the replica of the cup which

ie: winner xpects : entries: from all ov the: ,

(permanently, to th id: West.

< ISSUE is ‘being ‘sold ’ “Hlegar Golf ‘Club: to install a

yy ‘the Cas- water. system at the course.

‘The debentures, in $50, $100 and: $500 “lots, will pay 6

er cent interest and the club‘will start redeeming’ $2,500 ,of them every year after three years, Golf club ‘secretary- ‘treasurer Walter Jacobson and president Dick ‘Wayling, | ary. ‘shown ‘here - with -a'poster: advertising the debentures, (said Paul Moroso’ willbe. official trustee for.the -issué.

cod Castlegar: News’ Photo |'

near Blueberry on Sunday, all kept: in’ su: ense every minute of the stadium’s opening. stock car races. '.

‘The. races, officially: op ell- ing: the newly: ‘constructed t track ie: Canadians: walk “away

with ail the top positions. : The: first race, called the trophy dash, ‘was. won ‘by Bob Dixon, the ‘West Ki ‘ootenay Stock Car Racing Association’s; secret- . Mr.. Dixon: took: the ‘event in’ car. No. 99, a Columbia’ Mot- ors-sponsored ° vehicl

In Deer Park Funerals

The‘ B.C.*. ‘Hydro and: Power. ‘prepared - to.: pay

ju having: persons: who’ die in

‘metery:: ard of this %

(months a

the Deer/Park-Renata area: bur- bd

?fed?in:Park:Memorial: Cometery. at ‘Kinnaird:‘rather than’ ‘injthy

ow, "Kent, the Deer Park Ce-

ariety Store premises mex oor. to: ‘Lewis’. Barber Shop.:, A full line‘of piationery, and.

‘allied lines will be carried . by| ‘the ‘business: aswell a5 office

juipment and ma rea Manager, of the store eis Gene «Stewardson.

<<'The>PUC letter! noted that

oH linc. :Hydro:‘is \conéerned that

‘cemeteries ‘to’ be: affected : by: the‘risin

Cemetery. Boar Y -cemetery. atian early: ‘date 5 The :PUC: notes ‘that 'there| are. still matters to. be consid- .ered: befote final ‘closure ‘of. the cemetery ‘can’ be made: and. in this connection asks “how many, grave spaces you have sold for. future; use: andi: what:. Habili

: y: the’ drone’ of}. | un-muféled + "oneinas and the

roars: of

September or. on Oct. 1): the:n cessary; approval “has now ener

@ yy the House of Commons al Senate. and ratification’ is | -

formal. step iwhich. even deral.,. election, would not

Upon learning < louse :proval for. ratification, “Premier ennett |: said’ contracts .. would

iss that many of had hoped. ton he declared: “Now that, it: has come about;

all. rejoice.” t

hap tpas- ay al ie bilkand Sera

A proposed water. bylaw fo

-| Castlegar—estimated by Comm,

Gwilym: Hughes several weeks ago to cost $108,000 —. could be accommodated at ‘no: extra

the taxpayers and thus

obtain the full benefit of. the |:

current rate structure:and war

‘system”, ‘adding: : “It: is’ sound municipal: economics’ to’ extend

the repayment of. such expend-

tures over. period, of.20 years, ‘0 :permit. future: residents and Sevetoners oO assume o thelr share

ally..increasing ipal’ Loan. Developieat Fund provides: a: 25. refunt

if? any: wo)

fore: 866.

ter: frontage the loner told. council at its meet- ing last week. * He «said water “storage: in |: the © village is inade- quate” to meet the req ents

of an efficient fire fighting ser- |. vice while fire protection in the | :

So; to the whole of. Castlegar.” : 3

point 000. water bylaw: sparked “by. ‘other

Mr. Hughes said of all im) ovement should take lace b ore storm water instal-

went well, except for a few spe-| . cetacular- ~pileups:. The: track-had some hand in the smashing wu of: these. cars, ,still culte roug from its: newness. zi

that. the. present;.revenue :'of

about $10 000 a year ‘from: the d ‘is ‘insuffi

lent to ‘cov e ‘cost of the major ite

ge’s bol noting‘ that ‘roac

“fare jong. ‘overdue.’

be’ note: people - will ‘judg

: ‘Zinio Oucstion : Gwilym Hughes 10-}

sure in their x Pe. ‘Comm. ase. said the fire chief: is fully, behind: the

proposed : bylaw. ‘and. that: it’ is} -«-:

eee rain eee ge; cul e ww mibdlvaon Pee Comm." Tome | Zinio: com mented that th ie people in

system”. ‘and that they” then selves haven't made much effort to’ get. off it.)

‘such‘a bylaw by iho water pre:

ty Eighty. Eight Students raduate from SHSS in, Commencement Exerc

you have; if ' any, in this matter."

+.to The architectural firm pow | Paul’ Smith ‘of, Vancouver.

posed ‘expansion tlegar’ and District Hospital