CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

: Both. ‘the ‘Teague “leading Eagles
: and the ‘fourth Place Junior Cube
weal

Eagles. mo
fouchal

oh Ke j

g no-nit no-r
epee uckini ne ins till, ‘thi
eighth,

aie an 0 Spies
or 2
a ‘Eagles

the eighth inning of a Castlegar
Kinnaird Softball League fixture
at the,.Castleger Ball Park Fri-
day night, When ‘the sur ang
onfusion of base running an
contention over a decision by | bY Phil Leduc, “Leduc
Plate Umpire: Mickey Moran, ne
settled, the Juniors were on i
winning end of a 2-1 count, Rola fet
ine | the margin to victory. dni

drove one to ‘right field
single, “gained second on
and.streaked for. third on a

1 to ‘come home ‘on ‘a

base retired’ the Eag

Tt was. a tight  pitclier’s duel |,

Drop ws aearaauad ier

BABODX: 5 5.

for’, the sane
7% tanto cree fir t f
‘OR - n uth
F A pal by wien, Walla
* HEATING wild throw to first bY" he‘
Cltee) eladies te

rs’and”
ite manouve!

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Where’ al
di

Hh runners: ‘sco!
hed ers SHBA’

Tent discussions:
after ‘the-game.

“Begles thrgatened to bre:
Otto
Clift Lippi

struck" out

one, >

Then Eagles opened the scoring
in ‘the first of the inhing on their
only two ‘singles, Jehnny Gayton,
firat Eagle batter of the sane be

also -ad_,

luniors’ came to. Bate ‘
practically al! the way. Harty |r ‘walter ‘ena 1 Jéad oft batter | €
waved to))
bite

ned OLE a veherne Confusion
cated:

ass cL hsteenner some-
biteiace alo the “tase “paths, ' ae
some “observers, but
bi re ‘safely, “ac-
cording to’ the umpire’s ey

touched ‘off some ‘vio,
a ra. nat continued

‘walked and ‘Paul Gergly ae

& fGranerud struck out a totatl | ot
8 batters for- his win, . walking :

=" Cheveldave meanwhile, ‘struék
out ‘ten batters and walked: four.

errot,
passed | ci

“éingle | a: similar. ‘manner. The criisadeés |o

mentioned last week are to pro-

vanced to third but was cut étt vide. the Arlendship.. On the other pba this exemption shall not. be

at home plate’ on a throw from ipl

tther ‘to third base to'catcher

“the second out. A Popout ut’ to | ness.
jes and

ies

ak loose
“Walker
ing was

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‘lin the incident I am sure that a

Let's Discuss See

La

at. the .pro
Neht x nat abe to ages
citizens, ‘they must be treated In

inary reasons, | gr:
déal with firm,

» In'matte:

the re should t ‘Be tio, coddling. ‘The
effec!

seat aera fala

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A tirade by’a
ment‘official would
fnto: ‘sensibility’ ‘much ” guicker | ates
than threats of jail sentences.
val sentences only’ faake a rants pe

im. The
could well: be ;
that no country
Tafusé to be’ citizens, I
Meal'it they'tam'tind @ place
they can be belter'off. They can

fikte if‘only they were tovbecome

‘civilized; ‘Freedom ‘from the cori- |

fact’ must -be pounded home ‘to
‘them: :
“The implications involving ar-
son ‘were ‘discussed previously.
Concerning ayriamiting, the blast-
ing of tracks’ is -daid .to be’ ‘the
‘avenging “of ‘the death of Peter ||
th irdly ‘Among ‘the stories ‘re-
lating the accident is one which |U!
a tall man With a suitcase en_

leader Was travelling, This man
placed the suitcase beside the seat
of’ the leader and ‘shortly after

A Solution To The Doukhobor | Problem
BY QuorcE B. LANHYS”

A child which recelvés strict service

discipline as well: as love and

friendship grows up to be.a wells | h

hehavints, respectable ipa

jon from military service..-How-

fhe: @ “conselanitio
of law ‘violations be. req
defence’ i in

who relube to accept citizenship.
e theSons | These Boone: :

‘live intpeace and’ happiness right | ;

rs, they will-ba.gr: exempt-

gratig.= In‘. ales ot war

ited t6 tak

ious a ‘tin, ’

yas have:to -be iso-

ton can ‘be made..If a curfew
Were ‘to Ke enforced ' i request- |
paar ra iter

or! au oe “isk
have aed mae
cerit ‘people, “On
Those in the second group will classification is
ave a restricted classification éahi,. did Smiust
because of ‘their beliefs. sTualny,
citizenship. status will bé” the
game as-that of any Canadian ex-
cept that, as: -conscien ious object- |;

pa “smust we ” ctassity the
we?

Qoukhobors and ho'
0) Wi

t-have tangible tacts in
be. able to. deal. with

© | tridividuals justly. "We. want to
avoid limping the good with the
there is'no way
ve. ditferentia-

trol of ary” government is\impos. Bo
dible ‘ria civilized country. This [EBC Board yd-Of Health 4 ark

To Ensure Glean Milk
‘And Water In'Disttict ..

“rVisita ta most“ 6t “tHe ‘cafes in
the district were among the .act-
ivities Tot ‘the - West'Kootenay
‘Union Board: of” Health: ‘during
ése,

‘was: Gasflegar’s' Seto Gate where
‘tering the ‘ coach: in which the awnew'deep. freeze ‘has been 4n-|'

stalled and numorous kitchen re-
novations: ‘effected.
exist

departed. The suitcase is i
to have contained a bomb which
idited Peter I and a number of
other passengers. Prior to the

coach was. disconnected. One lady
survived. She was poisoned later
to prevent her from revealing the
nature of the’ blast and -identfy- |’
ing-the man. Such fiction, no mat: |

blast, according to this story, the attention:

' Sewage
‘pall ‘disttiets‘ and ‘are’ under
study. Safety“of exis! ing drinking
facilities is felt to require further

Ensurement of a 1 safe, clean
mill y

ter how absurd, can be
quite readily as factual by an ig-
Rarant group which is anxious to
have any. reason whatever to
carry on lawlessness,
This story might have been
made up in order to blame the
CPR and to discredit the official
reports. It might have some truth
in it, too. Whether it has or not,
the CPR should make a stand _ ene
solving itself from

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Water supplies ‘for
swimming:has been carried on;
also milk samples have been stu-

izing plants and their shippers,
Late tests made by the Dairy In-
spector had shown a sharp de-
cline in the quality of milk prior
to pasteurization. Milk stone in
much of the equipment was found
to be prevalent and advice as to

Board of Directors and officials | ©
of the Company would not have
sanctioned the violent destruct-
jon of lives and equipment. If the
explosion did occur as mentioned,
it was executed by individuals.
The Company cannot be held res-
tor ‘ ‘

ds for it’s il was giv-
. The quality of the producer’s
milk has lately shown some im-
provement.”
There is an essential connec-
tion with transportation methods
and we feel in solving problems
of cold storage and faster delivery
of milk previous to pasteuriza-
tion,’ also systematic education of

on the part of’ and em-
ployees who travel and work on
its trains. Thus I believe the CPR
Company should take part i in Bey:

1, we
will have made a good approach
to having a safe, clean milk sup-
ply” | : 3

died, collected from all pasteur- }|

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others are burning and
ing and are blaming the Sons ‘in
order to drive them off the land

“iND

a hidden. talent

and out of the country, the Sons
can help. themselves in being
dealt with justly by co-operating
with authorities. If they sincerely
‘lrenounce their subversion and
Keep their word, it will be seen
whether other forces are at work,
They can get around the bel-
lief which forbids them to turn
in trouble-makers to the police by
ostracizing the guilty in order to
.| protect their own innocence
This is the end of phase one.
The objective in the psychological
war and, in the crusades is. to

and a
im preparation for phase two,

the people. To carry out this step,
it‘ will be necessary to account
for every person of the Doukho-
por religion from the time of the
first arrival in B.C. Names will
have to be obtained from every
’ source — employers,

SAVINGS \
ACCOUNT ALS Laos 5

lie Ceiedian Bank .

National Selective Service, De-
partment of Vital Statistics, Post.
Offices, courts, prisons, ete, The
classification will be into three
groups.

The first group will be com-
posed of people who will retain
a modified version of the Doukho-
bor religion which will allow

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innocence At Your Automobile Headquarters 7
track. C [ MIXER : q
could result in fatal injuries. Kill_ and
ing is contrary to the dee Aas FLOOR SANDER s
the Doukhobors and any deaths Sais .
Sfaccoee| ron nent || ARROW MOTORS LID
could not be hidden by the guilty - A at Re .
in time of judgement. PHONE | 3711 . S Z e 4
Finally, the Sons of Freedom ? ‘: CASTLEGAR, F.C. PHONE 2251

have claimed that they have been T < Hn i 3 x ER ‘ pe i
wrongfully blamed for some 0: : en {
the terrorism If they believe that i © cle 1

1953 .

19S

Thursday, August 27, CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. Page 7
The News’ ¢ lassifieds West's Largest Mill. _C..H. King Drives New oe
Marks Thirtieth Year | School Bus Homa From Castle Theatre thats
For Sale : iWork Wanted ” This August the Sullivan Con- Lethbridge ‘Alberta ‘ye ass:
1935 OLDSMOBILE' | COUPE. BOOKKEEPER, TYPIST, DE-| Marks its thirtion year of opera- cH, Hing: SESE aces.

Good motor, five good tires, A
real. bargain for cash.- Apply.
Tic

" Castle News,

_ ‘Write Box 425, Castlegar. |.
Hisstin he

5 ROOM HOUSE. 2 BEDROOMS,

Garage '12x22. Extra ‘lot. Ap-
ply J. D. Jonkman, near Castle-
gar ferry. | P3-33

CORNER BUILDING LOT! IN
Kinberry Heights. Apply
UWright’s Auto Rervlee, Kin-
naird, 3-33.

graphic work, ‘Mrs. Y, Kitch,

sires full or part time work,

P1-35
PART OR FULL TIME STENO-

Mining and S

tlon, Owned by. The Consolidatee

urer of the Castlegar» School

Wanted

Board, to Lethbridge

Canada ‘Limited, it et the Tergest with his

mill an Western (Canada and ac- Poe sett llr pc
counts for over 30 percent of/43 passenger G, ‘+

British Columbia's total milling | on behalf of ‘the board ies
Castle News, ‘ Pl-35 jcapaclty.

where he took delivery of a new

The new finit: replacing the 12

sen ig three’ miles from Comin,

OIL HEATER, TWO YEARS OLD
yAeply. a Mojelsky, Kinnaird,
‘P3-34

“je52 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR
Sedan, 6000 miles, radio and
theater. $1900, Cash or terms.
Apbly R, Gemmill, Box 278 or
Phone 4548, Castlegar, P3-34

EIGHT USED BUT VERY GOOD
Tires . Sis tubes, 6 and 8 ply.
Size. 07'S, C. Killough,

So Ktnatea. 3-35

WEENER PIGS, READY SEPT-
criiber nee Apply G, Sundeen,
P1-35

3, GRE, COAT

range. Perfect shape.
Phone 487, R R, Hunter, Cane:
gar. P3-35

Seto Cafe, Castlegar - :

CABINET MODEL, SPRING
wound phonograph’: in) A-l

& itoush, “Box 258, Castle-
gar. . C3-%4

WAITRESS | WANTED.  Apply| which were sorted by hand and
C1-35 | shipped in their raw state to the

quantities of lead and zine ores

terms to Box 142

at Trail. | Frida:
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE|However, the Sullivan ore ae ney, ore, Board the’ new
small house in Castlegar. State too complex to make hand sort-
P1-35 |ing practical, An jdntenalve search

Personal

: rating the ofe ed fi "finally to fhe |:

for an iy of

rates began in 1922, he site cho-
co's Sullivan Mine at Kimberley | the district of about’ $3

jus that was used on
the Ootischenia_Brilliant run last
year, was purchased ata cost to
800 since

in the.picturesque Purcell Range.| the smaller bus was traded ii

"for' cash, J.| Up until shortly before the con- few unit
centrator was started, the mine
was. producing relatively small|the bus it replaces,

will be used on the same run as

Mr, King and son left for Leth-
bridge on Wednésday morning of
last week by train and returged

bus.
The School District thus has-a
‘bus fleet of five large units now.

SLENDOR TABLETS ARE EF-
fective. 3 weeks’ supply $2.00;
9 weeks’ $5.00 at Pitt's Drug
Store, C1-35

Announcement -

tation process. This made possi:
ble the separation of thé lead and
zine minerals as high gradé con-
centrates and based on this pro-
cess, the Sullivan Concentrator
was built.
On August cS 1923, operation

Mrs. Ira A. Foster, Teacher of
Piano and Theory, Apply’ at resi_,

initial capacity was 2,500. tons: of
ore per day. Throughout the fol-

CORN ON. COB. APPLY | MIS. dence Sth. Aventie, Gostleger oe lowing’ thirty years few equip:

cast BO a8 - bee 2d thi ond
estlegar: 4 Jack and Jill Ki ni d the daily milling
open Sept, 8, For registration, (72'°,°9, it8 Present 11,000 tons.

For Rent |

phone Mrs, H. Davies at 2181,

THREE PREMISES. DIFFERENT
locations, ‘different _prices. One
suitable for store or office with

quarters, Central ;loca_
tion. “Phone 2661, or Box 246,
Castlégar.- b

3-35 | -

P1-35! 5

Since its start, the concentrator
hes handled nearly 60,000,000 tons
Mine ore, *

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day School Begins Sept. 8
Night School Begins Sept, 28
Gregg and Pitman Shorthand
Office F August 24,

‘TWO ROOM SUITE WITH BATH
Second Avenue Off Maine,
C3 35

Ballin Supplies
OGLOW-BROS.
Buneine fe & rar ely Co, Ltd,

“PHONE « 4061

C10 27

sia being one of Canada’s
largest milis, the Sullivan Con-
céntrator also houses the world’s
largest rod mill."In 1947 a large
scale sink and float plant was in-
stalled. It has since proved avery

The Annual Meeting of the
Robson Amateur Dramatic Club
will be held on Friday, Sept. 11th
pat 8 p.m. in the Church Hall.
, C2-35

yabout 2,250,000 tons of ore per

tration step.
The Sullivan Concentrator em-
vloys’ about 700 men and treats

'N CHURCH

the larger model The new unit! .

Shows.at 7 and.9 pam. —

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

“ELIZABETH THREAI

aur Hunucurt

Matinée Sats 2 Pan,

The United Church —
Of Canada

Castlegar

10:36 am, — Sunday School

‘7:45 pm. — Hymn Song and
- Service of Worship.

Kinnaird

Every Sunday at 12:30 Service of
Wo! rship.

St. Rita's Church *

Sunday, devotions — 7:30 p.m.
Senteaslons, Saturday evening at

7:20 p.
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

‘St. ‘Jossuh 8 Chapel

Sunday Mass, 10 am.

years thle is Shipped to Comin-

Anyone’ wishing a ride from
aird to Business College,
Trail. write Box 184, Kinnaird,

1-35

plants at Trail
for treatment. The only tin con-
centrate produced in Canada is
made at the Sullivan Concentra-.
tor. Iron sulphide tailings are im-

in a natural catch basin

co

Delivered

near the and a very
substantial tonnage is now held
onnon future. use as a source

te
MOTORIST CHARGED WITH ;
NON-CONSIDERATION OF ~
THER HIGHWAY USERS .

“Steve W. Semenoff of Brilliant,
was found guilty of driving with-
out reasonable consideration for
other people using. the highway,
by Stipendiary Magistrate W.

Taylor in Ci i

Gospel Hour

Rivers Hall

Robson
zinst & Third Sundays at Il am.| .

Sunday Masses — 8:30'and 11[ _
‘clock, .

MONDAY and TUESDAY
ee io at 7 and 9:

WARLEN: DIETRICH
ARTHUR KENNEDY

Twin Ri
Every pupae: — Breaking of

Sunday Schoo! ~ > 11:30 am.
Soenel Hour — 7:30 p.m:

5 —_
_ Community Bible
Centre

Undenominational
5 | Sunday school, , Sundays at 10:30
lasses ‘for you
Si ence young People of
Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30
pm. .A service: for the family.
Above service in the Legion Hail,
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs-
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-
ple's  Fellowhip, Fridays, . 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mr, and Mae.
[o}

Fred E.

> RIGHT to ua 4

Construction Joh

delivered right to your job.
NO FUSS

NO MUSS

Concrete Company ‘Ltd.
Phone Trail 2054 Collect .

Call ‘on us for Ready Mix Concrete

as NO DELAYS

McGauley Ready Mix

Court last week, and paid a fine
of $5 and $5.50 casts.

Defense counsel for the pro-
ceedings was J. F, Meagher of
Trail with Constable R. P. Gil_
christ, | Castlegar | Detachment
RCMP, prosecuting, Mr. Semenoff
had pleaded not guilty to the
charge,

All are cordially invited” “to i
these services,

Presbyterian Church

Services ,in the Church every
“Sunday at 11:15 am,

-D. A. MacKellar, Minister

LEGAL

CHANGE OF NAME ACT (Sec-
tion 6):

Notice _ of Application For
Change of Name.

Notice is hereby given, that an
application will be'made ito the
Director of ..Vital Stati: for

Full Gospel Service
Co-Workers — Misses J, Pen-
noyer and F. Clemo.

20 a.m. — Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. — Evangelistic,
“Jesus Christ, the same Yester:
day, today and forever.”

a change-of name, pursuant to
the provisions of the “Change of
Name Act” by me, William Maz-
ozoff of Box 136, in Castlegar in

the Province of British Columbia,

do change my name from ‘William

reason * with the’ people to effect ;

In phase two we shall classify | |

them to ‘accept full responsibilty
of citizenship, including ‘military

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DON'T.

| | LET ONE

ER- i

fue fo
FOREST cfre

NDS AND. FORESTS

Hum wt sommel’s
a +. Minister

PATENT STRAPS

-T0: SCHOOL WITH

Shoes.
From MADDOCKS

“FOR THE WIDEST POSSIBLE SELECTION
.OF SCHOOL SHOES SEE MADDOCKS

BOOTS — OXFORDS — LOAFERS

__ SADDLE OXFORDS -
'. |... RUNNING SHOES.

MANY WELL KNOWN MAKES WITH WIDTHS |
A'S. LO E'S itn A WIDE BANGE OF SIZES

~ MADDOCK'S -

SHOE STORE .

ONE es :

Marozoff té*William Moroso,

SHOO THEM BACK. . Bs

Lutheran Services
Services to be held in Anglican ei
Church every first and third Sun-
day | at 3: 00 p.m.

Dated this 19th. day of August,
: Signed (William Marozoft)

Anglican Church:

unday August 30

Appligant.

Castlegar —llam.,

| _ HE STORMED THE PIRATE
; to steal their Corsair Queen!
— pomp *

FRIDAY & SATURDAY | September 4« 5

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Shows Thursday At 7 and 8:40 p.m.

~ $150. PAY NITE. WED.
Plus $50 -BONU

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