Himalayan Times (1956)

July 29, 1956

Three

TILAK JAYANTI AT
KALIMPONG

Kalimpong, July 23
Homage was paid to
Lokuian'ya Tilak by the
citizens of Kalimpong at
a public mooting held
under the auspicious of
Mondal Congress Commit-
tee at Town Hall to
celebrate the birthday
centenary of Sri Tilak.
Sri M. K. Pradhan, Vioe-
Chairman Kalimpong Mu-
nicipality presidfd over
the meeting which was
addressed by several
speakers.

SOCIAL WORK

Kalimpong July 27
The second series of
the sooial work by the
local social service unit
«as undertaken on the
£2nd July. This week
the road linking Pedong
Road and Hospital road
was repaired. The road
was lying in pitiable con-
dition. Now the appea-
rance of the road is com-
pletely changed. As usual
treat enthusiasm - was
noticed among the workers
who worked continuously
for five hours. This week
tli* number of volunteers
was also more then pre-
v iou» occasions. Sri S S.
Verma. Sub-Divisional offi-
cer and Sri D N. Sen,
K M O. also visited the
place.

Sri Verma appre-
ciated the work done by

KUMUDINI HOMES
House or Children

Kalimpong, July 26

The Montessori Classes
under the supervision of
Trained Mistresses on the
subject starts from ist
August.. Guardians who
have already enlisted the
n.imes of their children may
complete the admission
forms and make payment
of fees. Fresh applicants
may also seek admission]
and chance may be given
in case the others fail to
join in time.

s MAN RUN OVER
BY TRAIN

From Our Correspondent

Siliguri, July 25
A Nepali was run
over by a town bound
goods train of narrow
gauge line just on the
opposit of North Station
on July 23 while he was
moving with a cow along
the hill cart road. The cow
bound with a rope, it is
reported, suddenly crossed
the. railway line on bea-
ring the whistle of the
engine of the goods train
and the man with the ropo
in the claich of his hand
could not controll his
balance fell down on the
line just before the passing
engine and thereby met
the unfortunate death.

social service unit and
assured the workers his
co operation and help.

EIGHT HILL GIRLS
PASSES B. A.

Kalimpong, July 26
This year a record
number of Hill Girls of
Darjeeling district have
passed the Degree Exa-
minations of Calcutta
University

B.A.-l. Miss 8ara Gurung,

2. Miss Nim Tsering Doma,

3. Miss Priyambads Subba,

4. Mits Chandrakala Gu-
rung, 5. Miss Philomena
Namchu, 6. Miss Parvati
Mukbia, 7.^Miss Uma Devi
Pakhrin. X,

B.Sc. . Asha Rumbha

WANTED

Wanted a Circle Assis-
tant in the office of the
District Social Education
Offioer, Darjeeling, pay
in the soale of Rs. SO 4-
130 and other allowances
as admissible under rules.
The appointment will be
made on a purely tem-
porary basis. Only gra-
duates are eligible for
post. Preference will be
given to a trained gra-
duate. Applications sta-
ting name, age, qualifica-
tions, nationality, expe-
rience accompanied with
two latest character cer-
tificates shoHld reach the
undersigned op or before
the 25th August 1956.

District Social Education
Officer, .
Darjeeling.