Himalayan Times (1955)

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August 21, 195S

Editor :

MOHAN BAG AN BEAT
KALIMPONG S.D.O. XI

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THE TOWN HALL Exhibition Charity Football

match which was played on the
local Mela Ground.

The General election of the
Kalimpong Town Hall Commi-
ttee has been announced. Tbis
will be held in the next month.
People who have- seen the Town
Hall will agroe with us when
we say that it hau been very
much neglected and that it
requires thorough repair.

We understand, there is no
difficulty of funds for the pur-
pose. The local Sub Divisional
Officer is the President of the
Committee and the Hony. Secre-
tary too is an enthusiastic per-
son besides being a responsible
Government Officer. Then why
this state of affairs ?

This Town Hall is the
only place in Kalimpong where
important public functions are
held and distinguished visitors

OBITUARY

The death oecured at Cal-
cutta on Monday, the 15th
August 1965 of Sri Sohanlal
Agrawal of Messrs Mukhram
Chhogmul of Kalimpong.
Aged 52, Sohanlaljee was a
prominent business man of
Kalimpong. He is"* survived-
by his widow, three sons
and one daughter.

Mohan Bagan was first
to attack and danger was
created by S. Jtannerjce who
scored all the throe goals, two
in the first half and one after
the refresher.

This was the first time
when any premier team hud
Visited Kalimpong and cred't
for bringing the visitors must
go to the Deputy Commissioner,
Darjeeling, the S.D.O., Kalim-
pong and the sport loving mag
nates of Darjecling and Kalim
pong. The match was played
in awl of the Kalimpong
Chest Clinic and the public
res]K>nso was praiseworthy.

Compared to Mohan Bagan
the Kalimpong boys did very

_________ _ well and Kalimpong must fetd

to our place are received and proud] of its custodian Kadrud

As a mark of respect ty
the departed soul shops in
Kalimpong wore closed for
half day on the 16th inst
when the news of his death
was given out in Kalimpong.

We offer our most sincere
condolenco to the members of
the bereaved family.

welcomed. A public hall of su
importance should be well kopt
and we would like to request
the Town Hall executives to
%ee that the Hall is thoroughly
repaired.

DR. PEMBA RETURNS

Gangtok, Aug. 16
Dr. T. Pemba, the eldest
son of the late Rai Sahib
PemBa Tshring, Indian Vice-
consul at Gyantse, Tibet, retur-
ned home, lajt week. He is the
first hillman from Darjeehng
Sikkhu area to ' be qualified as
a doctor in United Kingdom.
It may be remembered that
ho was in London, when his
parents lost their lives in the
Gyantse , flood last year.

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din and its stone back wail
Tempo Kanpe but for whom
our margin would have been
much wider. Many opportuni-
ties were oiissed by our forward
line and people fell the abseneo
of Patterson and Golay who
might have been able to reduce
the margin. But after every-
thing has been said it must
also brt said that our boys
went down fighting and three
goals by the visiting champions
may easily be counted as
negligible.

WHILE IN KALIMPONG
STAY AT
CHANDRAS3