Himalayan Times (1962)

Two

Himalayan Time*

AugUBt 5, 1962

LOK SAHAYAK SENA
CAMP AT KURSEONG
Kurstong, Auiiuit 1

Shri T P. Bhattaohr.
jee, Sub-divisional Officer,
Kurseong opened the 26
Lok 3ahay*k Sena Camp
at the Rifle Range Qround
Kurseong on August 1,
1962. Speaking on the
oooassion, Shri Bhatta-
•herjee aaid that the
objeot of the Lok Saha-
yak Sena is to impart
preliminary military train-
ing to the trainees and
also inonloate in them
sense of disoipline and
•elf-reliance. He urged
span the trainees to lire
up to the ideale of the
camp and utilise the
eduoation eto when they
go baek to the villages.
His spseoh was rsndered
into Nepali by the Sub-
divisional Pnblioity Offi-
cer, Kurseong. Major
Devak Ram, Offioer Com-
manding of the Camp
explained the courses of
training and exhorted the
trainees to take advantage
of it and be good oitizens
of the State.

625 trainees drawn
from different parts of
Darjeeling district will
reoeive training in - the
camp whieh will last for
two months. Certificates
will be awarded to them
on oompletion of the train-
ing and their names will
be registered in the Em-
ployment Bxoh'ange, Dar-'
joeting.

SON ADA LADIES'
HANDICRAFTS SOCIETY
Darjeeling, July 27

Twentyfive ladies of
Sonada Bazar under the
Jorebunglow.Xukhiapokhri
Stage II Bloek in Dar-
jeeling sadar sub division
have organised a ''Ladies
Handiorafts Society". The
meeting was presided over
by Smt. Kinnu Bhotiani.

The Sooiety will coi-
led the knitteo wollen
garments from its mem-
bers and sell them in
the market in order to
ensure a better return for
its members.

A Manila Kala Ken-
dra, an organisation of
similar nature, is also
functioning at Sukhia-
pokhri.

KALlMPONG VILLAGE
AWARDED PRIZE

Kalimpong, Aug. 3
Bhalukhope K. M. in
Kalimpong Blook-I won
the Third Prize in West
Bengal for well preserva-
tion of tree* planted during
the Vanamahoteava in
I960.

The prize was given
at a function held in
Calcutta, Dr Ram Snbhag
Singh, Union Late Minis-
ter of Agriculture, gave
away the prizes The
Shield Proaented to Bha-
lukhop Busty was recei-
ved by Shri B. C. Moker-
jee, I. A 8.. Deputy Com-
missioner, Darjeeling.

TENDER NOTICE

Sealed tenders in
plain paper, addressed to
the Director of Veterinary
Services, West Bengal,
are invited by the Superin-
tendent of Veterinary Ser-
vices, Siliguri Rang*, 8ili-
guri, from the looal firms
for the supply of wooden
furniture worth about Rs.
1,000/. for th* seoond
quarantine Station at Pul-
bazar on Tndo-Nepal bor-
der in the district of
Darjeeling during 1062 63.
Tender* will be reoeived
opto Anguat 16, 1962 &
opened at 11 a.m on the
following day before th*
attending tenderers. Th*
list of items and specifi-
cations of furniture, con-
ditions of tender, eto.
will be available on ap-
plication to the said Su-
perintendent on any date
exoept th* last date of
tender. Rarnest money
of Rs. 30/- should be
deposited with the local
Treasury in T. R. Cballan
under head "P deposit
and Advanoe oivil and
Revenue Deposit—Earnest
money Deposit for supply
of furniture for Pulbazar
Quarantine Station 1962-
63" and the original obal-
lan along with valid In-
come-lax and Sales tax
clearance certificates must
be enclosed w th the ten-
der, failing which the
tender must be rejeoted.
Acceptance of lowest or
any tender is not obliga-
tory.