Himalayan Times (1958)

November 23, 1968

JUNIOR MECHANIC
COURSE

Applications are invi-
ted from boys, preferably
sponsored by Tea Estates
and Other Industrial Units,
between 14 and 20 years
of age on 1st April, 1959,
for admission of 12 stu-
dents in two years' Course
of Junior Genera) Mecba
nio in the Darjeeling In-

- doatrial School & Work-
shop, P. O. Tung, Diet —
Darjeeling. Qualifioationb:-
Must have passed the
Sehool Examination of

—etass VIII standard and
must be medioally fit
with aptitude Tor-fitters'
job. No tution fee is
payable but students will
have to provide themsel
ves with Drawing Boards
& Instruments, Books,
.papers, etc. at their won
cost;. they will have also
to deposit Re. 10/ as'
Caution money; and will
have to make their own
arrangement for Boarding.
Two Scheduled Caste stu-
dents and all Scheduled
Tribe students may be
eligible for speeial stipends
@ Bs 30/- per month
during each session from
Tribal Welfare Depart-
ment Six students are
eligible for general stipends
@ Be. 15/- p»r month
for the first j ear and
Bs. 20/ per month for
the second year in raoh
session. Applications in
the prescribed foims
r\ ailf.ble, personally or

FANCY DRESS SHOW
AT GANGTOK

Gangtok, Nov. 20.
The Cultural seotion
of the offioe of the Poli-
tical Officer in Sikkim,
organised a programme of
Fanoy Dress Show and
Tableaux from Ramsyana
recently for two days.

In the fanoy Dress
Show, persons like Rani
Chuni Dorjee, Mrs. Jigrae
Dorjee, the He wan of Sik-
kim, Apasaheb B. Pant
and Mrs. Pant had par-
ticipated.

Tableaux from Rama-

;>D>«er< staged by Mr».

Nalipi Pant and Dr. M.
Ganju, . Mrs. Pant being
responsible for the script,
and direction of the Ta-
bleaux. This was the first
time that a programme
of this kind was arranged
at Gangtok, which won
praise for the organisers.

On both dnya. prizes
wer* distributed to the
best Fency, dress, to the
best ballroom dancers and
to the best item ot enter-
tainment given by an in-
dividual or a group, for
the Tableaux prizes were
given to those who did the
best part. Maharajkumar
of Sikkim and Rani Dorjee
distributed the prizes.

against self addressed
•tamped envelopes, Iron)
the Superintendent of the
School, must reach by
31-1-59.

G0HATYA N1R0CH SAMlTY
MEMBERS ELECTED

Siliguri, Nov. 20.
Under the auspices of
Siliiuri Gohatya Nircdh.
Samiti, a conference of
the representative aid
spokesmen of the different
Gohatya Nirodh Samities
formed within the District
of Darjeeling was held
on 16th inst. at the Bhu.
pal Dharmashaia Hall un-
der the Chairmanship of
Dr. Brajendra Kumar Basu
Roy Chowdhury, a promi-
nent citizen of the town.
The conference was well

attended ttvd about 200

de1e'ga't'e<:repVcaenttDg tbe
different committee of the
district participated.

After the inaugural
address by Shree Bansi
Lai Sonee and Sri Biraja
Mohan Bbattacharya. a
District Committee with 35
members was formed.

The oonferenoe also
adopted resolutions urging
upon the Central & State
Government to introduce
legislation without any
delay totally banning sla-
ughter~" of cows of all
categories.

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STAY AT

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Hotel in ralinpoog.

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