CASTLEGAR, BC.

The following persons should apply ot once to
have their names included in the voters list for the
coming electior..

(1) Those who have reached the age of 19 years,
and who have not previously voted.

(2) Those who for any reazon failed to vote at the
last election.

(3) These who have moved into the district. since

1953.
(4) Those of the Doukhobor faith, born in Canada.

The registration of voters will close Tuesday
afternoon August 21st.

Registration forms are available at: Castlegar
Drug Store and Anderson Agencies.

The LIBERAL PARTY keeps you informed
on all matters pertaining to the Election.
Listen to ett LIBERAL _CANDIDATE LE T.

WALDIE T pm:
y, A “21st over 65 AT.

_ CASTLEGAR NEN

Kinnaird Korner

PHONE . 3227:

Mr. Jack Reed of Pincher
Creek, Alta, is spending.a few
days holidaying at the hore of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E, Hughes. He
is accompanied by a friend, Jan
Jacobs, alo of Pincher “Creek.

Mr. and. Mra. D..iM.’, Davies
and children left’ by. car ‘Monday
for a short vacation at Edmon-
ton, where they will’ visit _re-

|] latives and friends, «

Mrs, Alex Creighton _ac-
companied | by Mr. and. Mrs.
Frank Mitchell left -by.car Sun-
day for Kamloops. They will
enjoy a short holiday with Mr,
Creighton who - is at” present
employed by Bennet and White
Co. at Kamloops...

Mr. and Mrs, S. G. Muishena
ang Keith left for coastal points
on Friday. On their return they
will be accompanied by their

Donna, who has ‘been

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Dr. Ballards, 2 tins for Ris efahelle'te 25c

CAKE MIXES, Co-op
pkg. Geiss 290

PICKLES, Sweet Mixed, red seal
16 oz. jar eo oe ee

SUGAR, hoa yellow

Pork Chops, LBs
Sirloin Steak, Lb. ....
Beef Pot Roasts, Lb.

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A Fremenko and Co.

Prices : ‘Effective August 17.818
: MARGARINE, ‘Allsweet
je: an Ld 2 tbs. 65c

BOLOGNA, in a piece

ing at’ Mission.

Mr. ‘ad
mar and ft
at Deer Park.

Gail and ont left Saturday
for Red Deer, Alta. returning
via Glacier Park in a few days.

Mr. John Nixon, on leave
from the RCAF at Claresholm,
Alta., was home for the week-
end.

‘Mrs, Carl Christensen, Lorne
and Lois are spending a few
weeks. at: Christina Lake...

*Mr.-and Mrs, E. ‘Fitzpatrick
had as their guests this - week
Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Fitzpatrick
and. Marie of Seattle, Wash.

Mrs, P, Smibert has as her
guests cher. daughter Mrs. W.
Nissen and grandchild Janine
of Winnipeg.

‘Mrs, J. McLeod and daughter
‘Terry are: visiting with Mrs.
McLeod's mother, Mrs..K. Jen-
sen int Nelson this week. ..

G. R, Scorgie, on a
month's leave. from the RCAF
in “Lac St.-Benis, Que., is visit-
ing his mother, Mrs, S. Finlay.

Mrs. Rene A Ut: has
as her guest for a few weeks
her sister, Miss Helen ~ Kuntz
of Regina. Miss Kuntz was one
of the lucky winners at the
Bingo last Saturday.

Master Kenny Roberts had
as his dinner guests on Wednes-
day evening Peter Dodgson and
Tarrie ufman, the occasion
being his

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PRESCRIPTIONS

that it is instituting a. Retire-
ment Income Plan . effective
September 1, 1956.

Designed to cover all em-
ployees after one year’s service,
the Chemcell Retirement Plan
is on a contributory pasis with
the employee paying 5% of his
salary- and provides at the age
of. 65 an annual pensior of
1%% of career pay. during the
years of participation and 1%%
for eligible past service before
the effective date of the plan.
‘The Company will pay the full
cost of providing. the pension
based on the past service.

Mr. D. W. ident

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Manager, Celgar Limited, noted
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to all

most intteactive to eligible sii
ployees.

Celgar employees" is a special

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for those employees who ‘have
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To recognize their service
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ad such an employee by tak-

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Phone 2946

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~ Supplies

Fleetwood T.V.

TV.

Greb and Tebb

Priced From

$795 To 45?
: Sizes 6-12 .
Maddocks

_. SHOE STORE

Justin Kout-|._
Spent Sunday}

' Mr. and Mrs, Leo LeFaivé,|*

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Peer THURSDAY, AUGUST" 23;

1956

~ Flares ‘Among ara |

CASTLEGAR, EBRETISH “COLUMBIA

‘ The battle over ‘shopping days in Castlegar, which has. “been
. going.on: for the past few “months, flared up'in a new spot this
CG

week — :the.

Village 'C

A -half-hour argument. was carried on between Commis-

sioners Cook and. Pettitt, with neither side
The argument. was over the question fo

iving ground. ;
7 be put to the elece
by :the local retail

torat¢ at 1a - propo:
merchants: ‘

‘Itswas the> first meeting for
“Gordon Pettitt, ‘who was elected
by las
It; was -also. the’ first” regular
meeting: in ‘the new ‘Village of-
fee

~The. Pattitt-Cook 7 “argument
de when , the © Village
Clerk ‘tabled a petition froma
“group of. voters, representing
vover 10 percent of the ratepayers
J asked the Village .Com-

ission to hela ap ite ‘over.

on a slack day, ~

The argument could not be
resolved, and Mr. Kraft, .Com-
mission Chairman, auggested that
since’ Mr. Cook felt so strongly.
on‘ the’ subjéct, he ought’ to ‘at-

ants” meetings to give his views.
The Commissioners then decided
to table the“ plebjscite question.
WATER: TANK

Comm. Cook ‘in_ his ¢apa-
city as " water. works | chairman
the

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, 29

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PORK & BEANS, broders
15 oz.: tin, 2-for .. 25¢

FROZEN. FOOD LOCKERS | for rent
CLEARANCE SALE

Ladies’: Childre
"SWIM. RUNS and
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Reduced’ ‘by
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"ONE: -THIRD

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aoe e eee nee eeree Children’:
WHITE SHOES and
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SHOES and SANDALS

white & brown
saeee, $295

$1.95.

ing . days

Pp d'to the Ci jon, that

shopp! The
would give ‘the. ‘voters the. choice
. between all-day closing on Mon-
cine or. - Wednesday.
* Comm. Cook: attacked the
the ee teat ae

chants
in his opinion the.choice between
and. Wednesday was

the, vot;

ich
Stosing: day. would
only result in- ‘confusion.--He-said
that: the selosing : day. should ‘be

FIRE. CHIEF -TO ATTEND |
FIRE FIGHTING ‘COLLEG!
Castlegar © Fire « Chief
Lewis is going to attend a:Fire
Fighting College. held: in. Kam-
loops from’ August-.28 :to 31...
The offer.to.attend the:Col-
Jege ‘was* discussed . bY the® vil-

af with ‘the’ “Canadi.

Pacific Railroad regarding . the
purchase of a tank owned ‘by the
GPR here had. progressed very
favorably thanks to a co-opera-
tive attitude on the ‘part’ of the
railroad people, and that a de-
finite’ reply - was. expected soon
from Montreal. '

The price’ ‘offered - ‘by the

(Continued: on “page” 8)

‘As. Socred: Candidate?

\ 7 Robert E. Sommers of ‘Cast-
2} legar. was’ nominated * Monday
1| night as Social Credit candidate
rfor, the: riding of -Rossland-Trail.
‘The nomination was’ put..up

2 wy Gordon Reith’ of Kinnaird,

arid’ endorsed: unanimously :-by | -

e} the 300’ delegates present: at the

tion ‘im * Trail

ig Reith called ‘the: candi-

ate first rank cabinet minister,
‘material and the man who. gave
Up his job to represent you vin
the > legislature. His / ‘ability ‘to
handle : ‘his Leones has * never
been ‘ challeng ‘

seteocd B
thanks,. saying” that “the “premier
time ‘to ‘obtain a_ mandate from
the. voters’for the proposed tax
rebate to ‘homeowners. ‘He said,
“This: :past while’ has been: an):

and

had ‘called the ‘election at this|*

era: of - great” ‘political smear. a
People’ have phoned my hofise

terid one of. the ‘Retail Merch-|.

1 Dak, Alberta, : coe
Canadian ‘Travel Bureau Photo

‘best-of-seven :*; series _with
Mission Orange of ‘Trail, lost ‘out
during. the’ weekend in a. brave

e ‘B.C...Championship.
The .team scored a 6-0 semi-

but. went down, toa 12-7 defeat,

neo, Midway, SI ‘Shows -

final ‘victory. over, the New. West- the.
minster Royals early on Sunday, | ' er

in--a , game -> against ‘Victoria's old:

George Hotel Senior, A team.
i The: victory. over. New West-
a no-hitter by,

vention for. the’’ “selection ofa

_- He also said i that there had
been discriminatory attacks om
his - wife based on ‘racial -back-
ground, referring specifically to
Elmore: Philpott, a liberal’ MP

Tage. 'C

and the matter of * ‘costs was : dis}
cussed,

;° Mr.’ Lewis’. request. for
$150 to ‘cover the whole trip: was
granted “after “it ‘was ‘found that

1 leage, lost time,

from. “V

Reciting instances‘ of .road
construction in the area, he said,
“We will leave the old road over
the summits as a monument’ to
Liberal efforts.”

was chairman _of- the meeting:

Carl. Loeblich « of ' Kinnaird:

Kinnaird Stree! Naa,
Completed.

Numbering

‘The: end: of. one, a, and:the beginning of a new, ‘one for

the Village of ‘Kinnaird’.is in the making, as.the- local. branch .of
International prepares to: put. up street signs all-over ‘the
‘Village, thus writing finis to the: unanimity ‘of streets'and houses.

set of

for street names

inthe forthcoming |’
provincial election ‘will be held
at ,Traii tomorrow, | August’ 24,
at.the Knights of Pythids Hall.
Ran Harding, MLA for, Kaslo-
Slocan, ‘will be chairman of. the
meeting, at which several candi-
dates will: be ‘put forward, re-
presenting ‘all parts: of. the Ross-
‘land-Trail. riding. -
| A policy “statement + ‘released
this week by ‘the: local ‘party
representatives expresses’ the
view that the “snap” le

Victoria j= *
We

nightly’. shows . oa the cohol

pymnssium, “Riddies “rides ‘will. enliven’ the ‘Castlegar’ District ‘Fall
Pair, which, takes place on September 7. and-8.. 1. --
is also nened to have a traveling display of the 3 RCAF for

Kiddies: rides: will be in. the
hands of. the, Fruitvale Legion.
A’

Castlegar-Kinnaird
Has The Candidates

Castlegar ‘and . Kinnaird
have the mer who make poli-
tical candidates, as is being

in. the
election campaign.

‘Ghere are excellent pros-
pects that all three candidat~
es ‘running in the Rossland-
Trail electorial district. will
be. from our two villages-: (It
is not likely that. there will
be ‘a -Progressive-Conservative
candidate.

With R. E. Sommers of’
Castlegar’ nominated by the
Social Credit League, and W.
T. Waldie’ the Liberal candi-
date, only the CCF nomina-
tion’ “is sult to (come but

sources, the, nemination ot
either Graham Smith of ‘Cast-
legar.‘or, Sam Muirhead, of
‘Kinnaird is Probable.

|B.G, Liberals
‘Announce (2-Point

Campaign Platfona

British Columbia Liberals
have’ released’ a statement ‘con
: a,-12-point platform en
which they. will campaign in the

If electe: ‘the Liberals piortise
will:

the. Legion‘:

-) Robson Water. ‘Sytem
"| Pressure ‘Adequaie,
Trustees ‘Say

The pressure in the Robson
water supply system. is’

oth’: on’ yi and’):
Baiurday. - nigit ‘Phe display. has
b;

been made ry
from_,.the Kiwanis: Club, the
Legion, - the | Fair: Board, _ and
PittsDrugs. . ~

Concessions are to be set
up on. ground. opposite the high
school, while ‘the exhibits — the
main: item of the Fair; — will

‘be on aisploy, 3 a the high school

for, fire’ fighting purposes, Rob-
son Irrigation District trustees
declared this week in reference
to.a report in last week's issue
of the CASTLEGAR NEWS’ de-
scribing ‘the fire which destroyed
cue Salekin home.’ ....

; The report quoted | a “forestry
service official as saying the are

+4 7.

hasbeen’ called for two reasons
—The Social Credit-government
poe ‘afraid’: of disclasures * which
»;be: made ; concerning © the

s Sturdy-Sommers case, the’ Mul-

ligan affair, and..thé...Stewart-

| Cassiar road, All:of these things

have , been °! grassly: mishandled
and will bring them discredit.”

goes ‘on; :.“they.;are ealling tthe
election :because ‘of ‘their. heavy
defeat:.in’

and hel

had” been
lack. of .water. due to low pres-
sure. Lack of. pressure had. also
been ‘reported by members of
the ‘Salekin’ family.:
Mr. ‘Ross: Oborne, Chairman
of the Robson District

preliminary partes -entries oan
be large.” The. improved jen
ing «in ‘the.school:is expected to
add glamor to the exhibition.

No Entries As Yet
For District ‘Fall Fair

No entries for the Castlegar
District Fall Fair had been .re-

ceived up to Monday, ‘Mrs. . E. |

A. ‘McDonald. who is in‘ch:
of ‘entries, said: this, week. :/.
«She. said: it WAS: the: usual

Board, and trustees D. Carter
and. J. Scott,:denied that, sprink,
ling by. other Robson residents
‘could: have any appreciable af-
fect: on> water .pressure in. the
main «said that::a

possibilities ofa’ federal election
when they ‘will probably, lose
seats to the. CCF, f
‘of. the-Liberals on

and hoe “numbers has been submitted to the: ‘Kinnaird. Village

. Commission, by Dr. A. D. Johnson, Kinnaird Village C

; The plan: is’ now in. the
hands of the Ratepayers Associa-
tion, and ‘approval is expected
shortly.’

The he in. the Dumont
sub-division have all been. nam-
ed: after trees, There are .no
“numbered” avenues, such’ asin
Castlegar—all streets have’ nam-
es.

“The names . for Bench streets

came ‘“out” of the ‘blue”. . ‘There :
“sizable — streets'|:
1 to

are only two :

the
and ‘several | small “eross-streets.
: No: names, have yet ‘been de-
signated. for the Kuryluk’ sub-
division; ; which, is in its earliest

i stage of, (development.. 2
The: on of signs’! has
-Heen promised by” the . Rotary

Club : as''a ‘ community ‘service.
No plans . have yet been-‘made
for numbering ot houses, and. in|;

di.

naird..water supply was

thelr: sup)
the: Trans-Canada Pipeline issue’.

ed at the last. regular - -meeting
of. the. Village Commission, and
lit! was decided to write a letter
to Di. McKenzie: : West Bootensy.
Health Officer, ; asking. him

visit’ the: Kinnaird water Sone
and to. give’ suggestions regarding

Tax Rebate’ ‘Bribe’ .
W. T.: Waldie: Saye.

for
* "Commissioners ‘Warner,
Smales . and. Johnson were. pre-
ent’ wah ‘the ‘meeting.

7) to = an rity to. ibneird aird Fire

Commissioners “decided :

Party
Trail, Gueribed Premier Ben-
£28) tax rebate

“Mr. Waldie: ‘spoke to an® or-
ganizational meeting. of ‘the
i Liberal | ‘Association

Chief A

which: will ‘be held. ‘in’ Kamloops
|. from ‘August: 28. to. 31. y
<The ‘Village Clerk was: in-
write’ Mr. -J.. B.
Marshall‘ to “the” effect that con-
ditions at the Village dump did
not, s,permit the “acceptance, of
mm any” more outside

* Comm. ion a by-
law 7 might she necessary to esta
“> pertine: ulations |:

: Paul ildebrandt. was
‘Village’ Public ‘Works
‘ard’ a motion. was’ pass-

during :the Fire Wiehting College
Hotel

They also: stated that’ accord
ing. to thels ow observation

proper- ‘th

of to wait ‘tm
til ‘the deadline‘ of September‘ 1
before.’ submitting ~ their - entries.
The -work of.the. Fall
mittee would be made ‘
said, if entries were ‘submitted
as early as possible... © 3
‘The largest. numberof ex-
hibits. usually come from the
groups © of

Board’ of industrial relations; ex-
tend workmen's compensation to
include . all ‘co: fisher-
men; provide - arbitration ee
for the Civil Service of British

to the Standing House Commit-
tee on Labor; ,

6. Honour our responsibilty
to the aged, sick and poor;

Youth Affairs under a respensi-
ple: minister to‘ aid our. youth
in. education, sports, the arts
and all their endeavours and to
combat the ever growing pro-
blem: of juvenile delinquency;
8, Meet disaster to. agricul-
ture ‘with direct action; ~
9. Restore the . authority of
Municipal Councils ane School
boards;:
+ 10:7Revitalize the Provircial
Advisory. Committee on. Indian
Affairs;.

I. Re-establish: ‘true amd con-
debt ‘ana’ financial: Position of
the province. ‘;

12, Respect ;‘the _ democratic :

: function . of . the ‘opposition, as”

and baking. It was hoped, how-
ever, that a variety of exhibits

.of farm ‘produce would also be
on display, an’ bggi in, nko

is. the symbol” of -a
free society. es
Liberal candidate for the
riding of Rossland-Trail (which
our district) is W. 7’

ty ‘had Seen left on during the

fact™ ‘might have had something

!sRobson,’:’ Hil
Castlegar, has rationed the -wat-
er“ tot be used: for, spray
which is restricted certain
days. :

3 He said. ‘the goveroment;: in’
order to-hand’ out such, a rebate,

.| would have to get. the lost mon-

ey. .elsewhere orcurtail: services,
just.‘ like any. other business,
People| who rent .their. homes
would: ‘fail;to ‘get:any; benefit:
pe AY “Liberal” cempaigr com-
mittee ~ has “been » selectéd, ..con-
sisting of R. Goulet,*Nick: Oglow,
Mike Dalton,’ E.. Lewis,“. Ack-

three ney," J..Leamy,: and : AS Bas Hor-
v! oc

of Castlegar

‘EAST :ROBSON WHARF
COMPLETED: AS sons
PATO ‘FINISHED.
“The ast Robson: “Wharf,'; a
$50,000 ‘Federal public - works
project, “was: completed yester-
day when, the appraach to tothe
wharf. was black-topped. «:The

fire, apparently as.a result of an).
“| aversight because. of the excite-
pral,|.ment.;,They suggested . that: this

Waldie’ of Castlegar,

Rink. Consiruetion Shows Spurt:
As Russian-Speaking Volunteers Rally.

(The rink tion show-

the Spirit-

eda’ spurt last weekend as vol-
‘unteer: work groups: from, Rus-
sian-speaking communities show~
‘ed_up‘en masse at the site,

A group of | twenty-: men
‘from. Thrums and’ Tarrys were
or ‘the : job Sunday . morning,
with the ladies p lunch-

ual poietic of Christ No. 8,
and the Tarrys Improvement So-.
ciety.

They were told by the Direc-
tors ‘that’ the Society was: very
much in‘ favor.of having repre-
sentatives from. the various

it on the

es for the’ whole crew-.The half

day .of ‘real ‘activity’ showed a

great improvement in the build-

ines 7 Projects: Society ‘Directors

Bi e

+The “efter to” bring in
‘had \\come

wharf -serves as the
terminus ‘for Arrow Lake ship-

“Donish and Wadas of Trail
‘were the contractors.

from Mr. Peter : Konkin,»-who
with’ Mr. Fred: Hadikin ‘and’-Wil-
Ham: Perehudoff ‘attended _ the
special Director's meting: last

Board:
A short cenilae: meeting of
the Board was held on Monday,

‘up. before: the ‘start:
Seater, De,

‘Columbia; refer all-labor, matters ~

“7, Forma Department of

| ventional” methods ‘in’ stating the” ~~