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Visiting “his. son-in-law » and daughter for.a few days last week has been Mr, B. Startup of North Battleford, stares at the home. of ‘My. and | Mrs, H,“Briggeman: and family,

Other. recent visitors ‘at ‘the Briggeman’ home have ‘been | Mr. and Mrs, Fred Briggeman of Deer. Park: necompanied by. the’ latter's mother, } Ora: Wires of: Port- land, Oregon‘and also Mrs, L. Brig- geman ‘of Trall.

Mr,'and. Mrs," Martin’ Henke motored ‘to’ Nakusp for the week. end recently to’ visit’ the former's mother, .Mrs,’ Clara) Henke." :'

and Mrs. Jerry Kelzer and daughter Carol left’ Monday. for their home in Cranbrook : after spending werk Nea Mrs, Keizer’s parents,’ Mr." . H. Palsson

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Mrs. Palsson observed techni- ques in.the sense training division, in the school building of- eight class rooms and in the occupational therapy division. She also attend- ed arural school for the handicap- ped which ‘functions near the city until facilities are’ increased at the village:tike residential school.

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‘take education :

to the people in some form of - regional

: colleges," Dr. . :

x Bate, principal ‘of:

Present IN) SESSION + heating briefs ‘on: the : need |%

cilities | in: for institutions. Kootenays " is

of higher, education ‘in the Dr...) John’: B. Macdonald,

enough” to president of. UBC...He is. flanked: by Colin:

cope with pre. jj. -sup

erintendent of School ‘Dis-’*

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ed ' chi uJ cipal of: Grand ° Forks‘ Senior’ Se-

Meet Here

The West Kootenay and:Bovn- dary District School: Administra- tors’ Association held their. annual

ecting in’ th HS

principal” ’of HSS "eal eas “the, ‘chalr. sand °52, members iwere" present,’ Following ding’ of ‘the’ amended“ in; the ‘group ‘took Dart:

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enrolment; he tTict No. 11, “and: Jim Gray, ‘first :vice- -

ye : ae nes inally, in’ Calgary, Mrs. Pals.

son itengcd the Christine Meikle day school for retarded children which has an enrollment of 156 pupils and claims a staff of 18 teachers,

While observing here, ‘Mrs. Palsson’s only. regret was that her time: had. been ‘too ; limited.’ She hopes to return for study at some future time. During her absence as teacher of the Silver Birch Scoot Mrs, Harvey Jack assumed: full charge.

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Mr..and Mrs, Wesley Friesen and daugher Wendy. Lou -of-Ab- bottsford. were *) Sunday. holiday. visitors at the home‘ of Mra, ee

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Mr; and Mrz, Walter Funk and daughters of Surrey were Sunday holiday visitors ae the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Sie ‘J Olsone and dau- ghters . Wendy and Wilma of Na-

- | kusp were weekend Sialtore, at at ‘the

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Funk, Allan chake ante Hale and Eddy Rohn all spent the . Thanksgiving weekend in Seattle Wash., where ‘they: at- tended ' the ‘World's Fair.

of Rosemary,’ AlWerta are ‘visiting

| Mi Neufeld’s mother,-Mrs. M. Neu-

feld. * Mr. J. Gray and Mr. A. B. Ha- avik, returned to : White .

s. spent: tk the: past ‘week holidaying ‘at

the homes of:his brothers John and Matthew Rohn,

Miss V. Smith of Victoria is holidaying at the home of Miss L. Barker. ane

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Mra. ‘tiny: Eastcott,” both. of: ‘Vancouver,: Teft ‘Wednesi return’ to’the ‘coast after being here for. the past week ‘with the former’s. mother.and the latter’s grandmother, Mrs, He John-

5 ? Wim. ‘ight spent~ several” days. with, Mrs. A.

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: baby 4 daughter Barbara, of Wise-

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3 Mi He Handing for’ a fev days, | and Mrs.‘ G,. Eastcott of

Rossland. returned -to their home

Tuesday. after spending the past 10

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2 Mir: ‘John’ Schellenberg of Ed- monton ‘and Mr." and -Mrs,. Pete Schellenbere: of: Waldheim, Sasl

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said, and 97,- president of the _B.C. . School Trustees

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iversity in 1970.

Dr. Haedouald said he believes regional colleges should be. estab- lished. ‘where there-is'a need and where. there is a sufficient. con- centration :of population.” He said they. should “be. located so .that

Btudents can commute daily,

Speaking ‘of ‘the . hearings.: he is holding ‘in ‘various parts of the province, we're” doing: now .ought "to: have “been ‘done five’ years ago. but the ball comehow fell between’ the un: iversity and the ¢ Bayern mee: which isn't really. unt

He said thers i isn’t time to de. d

bate proposals ' for: a- year! or two and ‘added:"\‘We must make’ de-

presented a prepared br: ed that there are “good sites”: for

Personnel Named _ - For Hockey Team

“The! Castlegar Merchants In|

termediate . Hockey,,.team,..to be known ‘as: the: Shop Easy: Packers, will be part ofa seven team Nel- son‘ Commercial ‘Hockey. League.’ i. Shop : Easy: Packers: -Home games’ every “Wednesday ‘at the Castlegar Arena commencing early Jovember. The teams second practice is

this Thursday at Nelson at 9 p.m. All interested: hockey players --18 years . and over. are; jwelcome to participate. ‘°° ~~

The team: has “acquired Cee|

” Gorse'as manager. Coach is Gordie

Baulkham “and assistant coach ‘is

“Paul Moroso. Anyone. interested

care auked to contact the above per- _ Bons,

he © noted: that - "What | Tears.

a regional ‘college in’ this area, He ES said a college should be

ally. located : to :serve ..the eatest population. <. : Fes Castlegar village chairman Aage ‘Sylvest .told: Dr, Macdonald that, except for construction “peo- ple, the‘ population ‘of. the Castle. gar: District could: be’ expected sto remain “ stable~ for” the. next! pice A However,’ an” unread - b:

= be across: the: Columbia River.at Rock if, they. continued to press for the | Island and the highway could circle road now that. the the elty. 22

“ethie \ too: heavy ’a vide could, be. built ‘

tion- for: several months ing that ume engineers and ect

storage relenses projecting pte ing conditions’ many Ebene bcc the

A natural in the 2If this e accepted, middle ‘of: the river, he tele ithe said ‘and traffic in Trail became meeting, 5

the wages of-men‘hired under the peed

per. cent ‘of ‘the labor. costs. ‘This is - years for the winter works Program, Pho

Ci y. on. Monday. of:last ‘week, first day- of the: 1002-63 ‘winter

the provincial: and: federal ° ‘governments, pay 100 the fifth: consecutive 5 Gatee News

‘5> per, cent of hile in some

Pilgrim Statue Visiting Here At Weekend - The Pilgrim ‘Virgin’ ‘Statue of Our. Lady. ‘of ‘Fatima ‘will visit ‘St.

Rita’s Church’ here “at,7.30 p.m. on Saturday’ and . will depart Sunday

2 at-3 p.m. for Rossland.: It carries | -

with it a very important message for peace inthe world,-said Rev. ‘B.A. Brophy, of St: Rita's this week,

. (C The: Blessed Virgin gave three |:

children in:Fatima:six apparitions ; in 1917. She appeared to’ them dur-|

“ jng the First \World:War on the ‘ mm May to|’

138th of each month f October... 7:

: verted from its Godlessness Immaculat

and my ite Heart’ will ahah

new: Creston-Saliio ‘to® ‘Meadows is 14 nas: ‘from: Meadows . to Kinnaird is. 18, and‘ from ‘Kinnaird. to ‘Sheep" Lake'is an-

i out: a: low-grade ‘route (or any. suitable : out 3 skirting: ether and: _eommtecting: with Ross- 2

has’ very thin’: air, And’ ‘for this Feason perhaps its‘ residents can’ be’

oxygen.: :

Elsewhere on this page is a ‘report’ of: a proposal made ‘by. Harry Lefevre; roads ** x and, bridges . committee chairman.’ of the .

fC fora

system of rane which :.would* anne

the East.and West Kootenays via Nelway,

Waneta, Trail, ‘Rossland © and. Sheep, Gre.

To! ‘point: out ‘the undesirable aspects

of: funneling: traffic through ; “Trail “over: the, old ‘bridge: and ‘up’ through West

Trail’ to Rossland ‘is ‘to point out the’ vious” (or at’ least “what ,‘is’. obvious

- everyone : but Mr. Lefevre.) To: point out -

that ’/a>-rive! “would ‘ben

crossing \ at; Rock *. Island

‘orgiven , ‘when - their arithmetic: fails for. lack. of

expensive than “one.‘at -" Kinnaird is also to point.out: the- obvious,

tance to ‘Sheep Lake

54 miles while ‘the distance'to. 2 Shep Lake 2 ;

via Kinnaird, he: says, ca: Trail: ’'

ployee Mr. Lefevre is not so-his arithmete; poor; as:it is;-is perhaps

not the’ hazard: to: his: livelihood’ that -it"is: to «his: reputation in _ Chamber of Com:

merce work. In“actual: fact, the: distance: to Shee Lake ; via*Mr.; ‘Lefevre’s ‘proposal is 54

miles. but the distance via Kinnaird is 50

miles.- From « the: Creston-Salmo ‘junetion past; Nelway to :

d’Oreille “is. 1

Trail :13, from.

from Rossland’

for a.totalof-54 miles..‘The distance mee and ‘the ©

the :juncti ioe No:

“other 18 miles’ f © ""?hé maximum’ grade from’ Salmo_on - the Champion Lakes ‘route is .4'per ‘cent:

/ (which “is better than many places on the Kinnaird-Chrisii ma Lake highway) while

.,, foot hum _ low. grades. ‘As for Mr. Lefevre’s estimate .

.a total‘ of .50 miles.’

the maximum ‘grade’ out. of. Kinnaird, on

| the: Champion Lakes route is 6 per_cent., * Where ‘are grades of. up to°12 Per cent on the Trail-Rossland “road.

The. grade: to: any” elevation isa con-

s trolling factor «in: any * ‘highway, “moreso “than any. particular elevation itself, and

so the Kinnaird-Salmo link with a 3,800 not, a barrier. because. of its

of construction costs of $131: million for,

the. Kinnaird-Salmo highway, Hon P..A..: Gaglardi. estimates them -at $5. million * while the’ bridge crossing: at Kinnaird . “shouldn't. ‘add more than $4 million § to.

‘this figure.

, !The the 32 squadrons in.

pulp and sawmill i Although: : aseriges et i

“Comptete lumber

|| figures were only available for the. .

year.1960 and showed a

f total. pro-

| duction in Canada 7% billion beard ‘| feet: British ‘ Columbia ‘alone pro-_ }/ duced :5% “billion of this. For the .|same year the: United States. turn—

giving ‘the: wrong picture ‘on ‘Can-. adian’ imports, Mr. : McCutcheon said,.when they quote it at 50 per cent.: “This covers’ the’

‘areaaf. Ne rok. State

“Nanaimo’s No.’ 205 Air: Cadet on has been named the best

: uadrs in British Columbia for 1962.

The B.C. Committee of the Ate.

"| Cadet’ League: of

Canada amnounc-

ed. this week that the: 116-member Nanaimo Squadron, commanded by Sadn, Lar.’ L. Davies, wil will receive the D.\R. MacLaren ‘TCA: Trophy. Nanaimo: cadets: topped *

the. province © in'a significant improvement from

the 16th place held last year.

The V..R. Clerihue ‘Trophy for best nsoring _ committee, was

‘won by No. 581 Sqdn, Castlegar.