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- CASTLE:NEWS,

Saskatchewan’has more ‘lakes

per ‘capita’ than’ any other pro-

vince. |,

Canadians borrowed 33,432, 730

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year. vad,

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elnaa wat
a member of the Police Credit Union in Suva, Fiji Islands
makes a savings deposit. Today, there‘are more than 20, ,000 credit
unions spread throughout. the Western hemisphere * with over 10
million members in every walk of: life.

‘About one-third of Saskatche-
wan's, electrified farms draw
their power from * wind gener-
ators. -

dians paid $47 tition.)

—

ee federal government
sonal income tax in 1080, ,shate

rillion in’ 1954,

Caer)
Commission Meet
(Continued from page. Dy

Commissioner Krueger. gave a
lengthy report done onthe Vil-
lage streets. The Morey. retain-
ing’ wall has been completed: to
the: satisfaction of all and: work
is: continuing on watr’ “boxes

space

teat, z

arite.
Harris reported

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poe quiet in’ his depart-
ment ‘with the exception of one
home needing inside plumbing.
Instructions were given to‘ pre-
sent’ a dealine as this is a village
bylaw and must be enforced.

Mr. Pederson’s request, -for
water: rights on Blueberry Creek
it) in no

CASTLEGAR; B. C :

“By Lewis’ Mulgan”

“The Minds ‘of Men in the
Atomic Age” was the. :title of

.| what to me was the’most per-'

etrating. and timely of, all. the
addresses ‘delivered at the recent
Couchiching Conference , of the
Canadian Institute on Public Af-
fairs. The speaker was Profes-
sor George Grant of the .De-
partment of Philosophy .-at Dal-
housie -University, ° and. whe
da the

of public affairs asa philosopher.
He.said he‘ did not intend to

Speakers had’ talked ‘of the dy-
namic ‘economy ‘of ’expansfon, ‘a

assumed ithat this was
taken as “an undispu'
“I can ‘imagine,"’:

of healthy animals adj
worshipping © their » um achines
which’. could !be ,

prosperous society, without war,
justed to}.

should be ‘destroy

discuss whether we .were going t ad

to be blown up or”
human ‘race is going, to -be sensi-
ble enough to survive... During

the conference he, had noticed
the. assumption that ; all © would
be well if only we could escape

in a At
©l other sessions most, of the speak-
ers had ‘no trouble in replying
to the’: questions ;. raised—they
had all’ the answers ready-made;
but Peolsesor Grant was dealing
itl i

such as at
bombs and economic. depressions.

7 To

IN CHURCH

St.: Rita’s. Church
Rev. EB. Brophy, PP. ~:
Masses ‘at 8:30 ‘and: 10:30 am.
Benediction . at’ 7:00' p.m,
Confessions Sat. 4-5 ‘p.m.

those.of economics. He said there
was no doubt that the” mass
scientific society is here to stay
and: that it had brought about
great good. ‘It‘is ‘obviously. good
that ‘women’ should have. auto-
matic washing’ machines; and
it is almost’ as good that men
should have. cars, The .fact that
machines ,do our work. means

time, .°. Even modern: medi-
cine, much ‘of a° sacred

St. Joseph's Chapel
Rev. .E. Brophy, P.P.
Masses at 8:30 .and.10:30 a.m.

Confessions: Sat. 4-5 -p.m. .

Anglican Chyrch

gas takes water previously, al-
located to Castlegar. °

:A request from Mr. Sookeroff
for. a refund om Garbage Pick-
up, Charges, as they were away:
for nearly a year and intend’ to
be..away again, brought a. re-

‘}fund’ be made only from. the

time the request was received.

These must be reported . before

the party leaves. or no refund

can. be. forthcoming. :

The Scout. Association ‘requés-

ted .permission for Scouts‘ and
i Cards

Kinnaird od maine Ser-

vices. 8:00 a.m. and 7:30. p.m.

Castlegar — 9:00 am and 11
am.

The Winited : Church
“Of Canada
Robson — first and third Sun-
days at 11 am.
Kinnaird — Service of- ‘Wor-

am, uf
day .School

Cubs to ‘sell C
without fee the.same as the pre-
vious year. and this was granted.
The Castlegar Legion . Band

‘| submitted a request. for’ the. us-

Octéber 14th an

15 OZ. 2 TINS FOR.

8 OZ. PRT.

4 LB. TIN

DELMAR MARGARINE
PEACHES, Aylnaer halvés
CORNED BEE Helmet
WALNUTS, Coop

STRAWBERRY JAM, tae

$148.

} {and the

ual’ grant of $75 stating that
the band was, as usual, avail-
‘able for public functions. This
was pa. eranied:

An expense account of $25. 45
for Civil Detense representative
was passed. Thi

1890 am. ‘Service of ‘Worship at]]
7:30 p.m.

Pentecostal...

/ Tabernacle,
First ‘Avenue and Juniper
j%- Pennoyer and F. Clemo

“co-workers
eats Scheol, 10 am."

being $30, Mr. “Compbell return~
ed. the balance ‘of $4.55. a
‘A. Bylaw: providing a. Comfort
Station on Block 19 (Ball Park)
was. given’ Ist, 2nd,and 3rd.
reading and arrangements were
made. for a special meeting for
final reading. A grant of $1,100
was ‘give nto: the Parks Board
to cover the expense of this pro-

April 25th. meeting of the Com,
missioners. .

; Accounts totaling $1,820.21 were|
moved: passed. This This included the}.
new G

ject as. previously decided in the}::

2:36 p.m.
oe Everyone Weleome! ©

Community Bible '

Sunday — In the Legien Hall,
10:30 Sunday School.
7:30 Gospel ‘Service

Thursday—At 51 Columbia Ave,

“~ meeting.
Fridays" é
‘7:30 Young People's Fellow-

ed some time ago, but which idl.
not porve satisfactory in opera
tion. A repair man was sent
machine © fixed ' satis-
face and thus was ordered}.

ee invitation was received for
the Chairman and his wife to]:

"tT attend the official opening of the|’

New Gymnasium on, October’ 18
in Trail, Mr.-and Mrs. Kraft will
be able to attend. ’

The. report’ by. Commissioners
‘Sommers and Krueger on the
UB.C.M. Meeting “at.

George will be_ carried in next)
weeks paper. ;

‘American port famine New

“Montreal handles _more chins a
‘| ping business. than any. ‘North

Of Latter Day: Saints

| Sunday at 10:30'am. °°’
 fytin Rivers Hall.
“Everyone. ‘Welcome.

Luthelan” ervices
Every second and fourth Sun-
day,

| Presbyterian Church:

(Sunday: | at” 11:00 am. —

"This UFETIME Detoxe Alsmiaum
Dovble Seiler is scientifically

"Come te eur store fer off your
Kitchen aad hardware tees.

ship 10; am, Sunbey: Steg 2)

7:45 Bible Study and Prayer ‘

Church of Janae Christ ae

3:00:.p.m.” in St. -Alban's |:
Church, C

Services: in the Chureh every i

cow it has'“become, ‘we must
judge as good’ .": .. We .must

ciety, despite all: its horrors.”
professor ‘paid .that a

over “all America ‘for “the - bene-
fits of the’. mass ‘society. Eco-

the chief purpose ‘ of - our *-exis-

to which everything. else “must

worship.” ‘There had been
worship the world, and. this; had
become the’ dominerit “religion
which © shapes ‘our society at
nearly every point.” A

“What is wrong with. this re-
ligion?”. “asked Professor: Grant.
“The plain fact. that man's real
purpose “in: life ‘is not. this.. The

found ‘in the world of: nature,

man at all,
animal who looks’ like a mian
but is not, is to strive to.become
free. ‘And a free man is a per-

. |son who is not ruled by fear or],
i passion, or "the world around

him, but by. the external world
of truth and.goodness which is
there to be “realized by every
thought.and action ‘im our lives
Professor Grant.,thus threw,

spiritual. smonkey-wrench "iit

:]the discussion ‘of: the materialis-

tic, mechanism | of. world affairs [e

That irr’ itsel? was “ explosive|

much deeper than]...

that we: have more gree lime] «
and human ‘freedom requires this| ;

welcome :the mass: scientific‘ so- | /
The

“terrible -price is’ being - paid] ’
nomic expansion. through © the}.
‘control , of nature has. become,
tence. It has become the..goel }
be subordinated, the “God “'we!!

al 8
band of thinkers telling ‘men to|:

goal of human existence. is: not}:

but! in “freedom. Indeed,: to ‘be -a]:
and - not - just: an}:

thet ‘one © could ‘will hat a a

Campus chic oe Hussy
shoes: by Medcalf for
school or. loafing;. ...

all you do.there isa: Hussy
Shoe .... popular anytime
... you won't be satisfied
until you wear Hussy shoes

MADDOCKS

moderately pid ?

~ SLASHES
FUEL;BILLS!

THURSDAY; OCTOBER:,13;.1955. ' i
| bs z ‘ 1

» ers Col ‘
last. weekend. It -was.-telt by; all/ at

eves those attending Tahoe
“friends.

Of op Sie A Gani

S.C.

Muithead, chairman. of |
the fact finding committee’ into
the feasibility’ of the amalgama-}.
tion of the villages of Kinnaird

"and Cestieear. gave his first « ae

: ay

arating the. “two villages.
FEDERAL ‘PEN

tee

‘of Ci

Thursday. night.

Through: this”: réport the Cham.
“ber ‘has: ‘gone on record approv-
! ing’ the amalgamation and has

asked ‘the ‘committe
; tinue! with” compilation : of
: for and “against the merger, an
. if, possible ‘to’ report back: to; the

acts meeting of the .Chamber|. 4

pwhich will be: ir November.

his. i FepOrty Mr, Muirhead
the, ‘of

con- ed
fects, tion would number’ between two

the
Chamt that a-letter had been
written ‘to: the; i ‘of ‘Just-/ R,

“.W..Ts Waldie’ reported ;for’ the].
Business ‘and Industry : Commit-
ie. .negard. ate, .the " Federal

Large Itiandance At:
Square Dance Class

‘There were’ over 70 ‘people
present | for the First::of © the

ice in’ Ottawa,’ pointing out .the
advantages | of it ‘being located
inthis ‘area. It has’ been ‘report-|
the ‘staff. for such ‘an’ institu:

and three" hundred. +:
letter from the - Vilee
t Office ‘reatlested this’ body ‘to.

offered. «It
was obvious that Square Danc-
ing has a wide appeal. The cap-
able’. instruction. of -. Tom. ::and
Vivian Gate :was .much: enjoyed,
and it is obvious .that’ Castlegar
will have some’ very talented
dancers by the end ‘of . the
course,

a ve to the}:

Town F

Eaministes tion, equipment, build-
similarity in ‘road

i mileages, acreage etc, He found
1.) that ‘both ‘villages owned. bull-
: dozers but that. combined,. they,
{didn’t put. in three ‘weeks, work,
tly: Set up

ings and*-the

Other "members, ‘talking fot
the poem sie _felt “it. sweet

waa, done’ with’ = E., Goulet ace}
cepting, the appointment. Bae
In-his. report for the Airport!
Committee, R.A. D..- West ad-
vised the Chamber. that his.com-|
‘mittee was ‘working. to have the
Airport: declared & Customs Port
and ‘this matter was’ being take:
up ‘with Mr,” Herridge.
The :dinner. meeting: was. held
unite|.in;. the Fingaird jmerovemen
-| Society Hall.

approximately.’ ‘l-

£ ils in:the. schools in. the|

istrict of whem’, 680% are-: High |;

School ‘and 930 aré barrmeeeret
In Sep’ thi

of , the

pen of: No.~ 581. Air
‘Corp. : Edward, ‘Killough,

ie . Air Cadet: Pilot’ for
1955, and has been awarded the
Hudson's , Bay. ‘Trophy.
ceived; the Righest. tare for
vee

“behin
Bia. Cadets an the whole of Can-

the’ Air Cadet League, of Can-
Flight Lieut. W. H..Reed Thurs.

tl Sire vier bs tee soe
dards across :the country,” FIL
}Reed -explained.
: Corp. Killough”” and” "Carp.
Glen York were the, two chosen
jitrom the | Clasflegar| Squadron
Chilliwack Camp. this
well in’ this too, obtaining a
rating af 76.1, per cent. .

it has> been
this course for $5.00 each person.
Such:'a low. fee canbe given
in other’, courses -if’ enough
People - are interested.
Registration - for the ~educa-
tional: . - courses,» took: place | on
Tuesday night: A.‘ few . more
nj People are needed to make cer-
tain that these courses ‘will con-
tinue..: Woodwork, Typing, -Book-
weeping Epelst for New Cana-
dians, Canadian

tlegar ganization
plans to decorate one of the local
Wrenette Corps, \which are spon,
sored’ by the: Navy League here, |:
have © invited | thé

Store: panaawe: \ Sea 6 Cadet and) with

=|eGF Zone Conference.
To Be Held In Greston

faa: at‘ the hi Mr, ‘Jack
Kelly on: Friday,’ October | 14th,
to -diseuss- policy ' resolutions ‘for
the : Conference ::to-ibe held
in’ October. :

mene Coldwell, National :- ‘leader
the -C. id: Mr,

well-attended meeting. swas |-

naird has been named out-|°

hy. He re-|.

‘This, noes was released by|.
ada, Ottawa -in:’atelegram’ tol:
aight. “The trophy: is presented |

to attend . the -school : held... at] >.

summer, Corp... York aia. very |:

“wide ‘range’ ‘ot topics. |.
‘felt ‘that the
thai

} ; Vil;
° | lage’ held ‘on: Monday” night at

7:30. A -Teport was given on the} «
special ; Fie]

meeting 0:

au purchase some
a eauipnaentes from . the
Femenott Garage, © which now.

“that this “is. a”.

“discuss ‘mautual: U problems with,

5c—average 2 cont per bupll”
During" this. same period: a con-
fract, , bus-run from Renata

2 this ‘thy

El ward: 60 Scholarships, ‘one for}.
each year of .their: service. :
Mrs...) D.

were, ;

rps... Splendid. training ee of-|

eS! fered* to? boys and’ girls,-"Bo:
edit

guests
cities, 29 districts. and.31-.villages.
rted | There were 174 resolutions passed

“Servic
missioner, "Sonics stated he had
_ ‘learned: at the

epresenting 32

ree next year

ning

fice of: is cracies | Warden. | t

Three of the’ best commissioners
running ‘fo:

“i When we. first heard. the story]:
about: the Revolver found: in‘ the,
woods,