4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., April 25, 1968

*Horidge Arnounces His Retirement from Politics : : : =

Harding Named NDP Candidate for Kootenay-West | {&:

‘ever to take
chances with
‘rowing feet,
it”
robe with 2” Maddocks Shoe ‘Store
i candles whom it was felt
: milght also be"
post, sentiment from
i throu seat the riding tend
Mr. Harding as the man Ukely
f\¢o come out on top.

we stock @ full Selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503 | George Izatt.

Mr, and Mrs. A. S ieee Mra. Gordon Christie and
visite:

By ARNOLD MARTIN we" ver ot a

Staff Roporter

Kootenay-West MP Bert
Berridge an announced Saturday
ste cpping down | bership e in preparation
whenithe. net fe eral Slection for the next. federal election.
t nomination Also of some concern were
, Randolph Harding as his suc-| preparations for a provincial
} Sessor was accepted uoaut election, should one be called | iam
4 mously by the NDP part: in the near future.
ing Saturday in Nel- The reasons Mr. Herridge

} son at Belt dy y Of party ne gave for retiring were person-

provincial and federal spher-/*

included presenting of annual tion. .. but it is a far greater
reports for the honor to be nominated to

Party association, election of . : Wry the party’s program to ar
officers for the coming year |fam . tawa.

rovincial

Mr. and Mrs. James
played in a mixed-+twoball Preston and family of Creston | ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ack-

tournament. Dick Wayling re- iday. They were ac-| Cy.
ported that everyone was well eon anied by Robin Reynolds

ng matched with the winners: fancouver, Who was Doug
ith. house

NOTICE OF ANNUAL EG :
Low ° gross, Dick and Judy Fe pk house, Susst a or Ga

OOTISCHENIA IMPROVEMENT. DISTRICT | [i Pte sort ees reed
The annual meeting of the Ootischenia Im- | rng Mire. Bil” Porehutott,’ 28 [py Mfjand Mr. 5. A. Murray
winners: » |had their daughter Jean home |”
‘provement District wil be held in the Ootischenia :% , | Archie Hood and Jean Mac-|for the Easter weekend.
Community Hall on Sunday, hae 28, 1968 at Bob |Donald,

ridge and family
On Sunday, 12 couples Eldridge'’s brother-in-! ey and

ts deeply y Sppreciate | fhe }
honor accorded s
= noon and will dot my ay best 10 to
carry ioe your wisties and the;
i hes our area,” ie

‘family supper took
ce Monday at the Tome jot
id Mrs. Thomas A.

29. Mrs. -Margaret Cam)
“It’s not easy to do this Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muir. |returned' home recently rom

* €8 of concern, Mr.

Herridge
anid he would “be content to

continue in Ottawa until they | 48sec!
call lection,

an el

“However,” he continued,
“my name will not go for-
ward as NDP candidate for
Kootenay-West in th:
federal elec election.”

HEADACHES?
i WN

, INCOME TAXI

April 30 — Deadline
DON'T BE B CONFUSED
4 Mrs. rt Te

{- $01 Silverwood Cres
Proodland Park. Kinnaird
PH. 365-7985

man speaks with convichon
like a

he 8: ie And
pike pioean, a a position he has| to be

yas Bob Keiver of Trail, pre-

(retire) when you have been |i
long, with so

management of the affairs of
Kootenay-West in the hands of
Mr. Hardii

ig Mr. - «+ Is Retiring

minatin;
fk his successor, Mr. |sident of Tocal 480, United
§ Soe workers of: America.

ve assured Mr. Har-
"| ding that, if ane received this
The he second. d poscribed by Pomlnation; 1

* But it has also been a
mz period, he
dd

Among ¢he parts of the
“message” he carry
Ottawa conservation is one o

He said he would fight

disgraceful wars in

of man, the Vietnam war.
“We have a government
that is afraid to face up to

‘would go back] that war.

“You will find legislators

being | to
Ll as preston is tt that ‘the a ask that the members do

man who
cause he really belicves ‘what
Mr. Harding does

ted
Mr. Harding is at present persons: it is “a cat, honar
the NDP MLA from. Revel-| and privilege for nyt
named to a party Posie

who are afraid to move until

public opinion catches up to

them and forces them.
the party has eo fa en

‘ap| had “not ‘too much success
federal electio:

its influence
has far coutwe ed our suc-
cesses at the polls.

“We have een the party

for an end to “one of the most.
ry

the most important, he de-

MUA ‘Ran Harding ©
« Seeks Election
that first advocated social and.
political change.
“We have scen govern: jed
mente bring these changes in-

“As I Took around i: 2
today, I.see that there are
more robiems than even be
ond there are greater
+. you name it,.

7.30 p.m.
; 2-16

locan.
Mr. Hereidge has served
ie federal

and Third
and Tom Wilson/nead won the — consolation

shared ooo Rayer
prize” at high scores.. Dott ee

capi-

warm, personal friends. for
joven 30 eile to We have works:
in campaigns for

more
“y ws
ould ae the next seat Goreral

.KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

TONIGHT
ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST. ‘

con-

Sloat Harding
cluded, voy erin werkt to take
the "gs message ttawa
and from there, to ‘spread it
through ail of Canada.”

‘Seconding ‘the nomination

Mrs. Mary Buckna

Died at Age of 89

Letter Expl

Dear _ Sir:

ains Message

I maintain that a alu for
for

of Column -

it needs to be reminded to
mind its own business.
Pastor D. Reeves,

For Sale by. Tender

The BC. Hydro offers for sale "by tender the
B.C. Forest Service house in Deer Park, B.C.

Sealed tenders clearly marked “Tender on For:
estry house", accompanied. with certified cheque in
the amount of 10% of the bid, must be in the Hydro

=e | Should be at the Hi Arrow
Arms shortly after 6 a.m. as
we must leave by about 6.30

P. E. KINAKIN
liding Contractor in ord

Fo
me oe quality building.

Framing or
@ Kitchen cobinals or jaom: the futare senior mem
tight spirit in di
Heh ein

plete finishing work.
Phone 365-5160

time for the assign
times, starting ate it 10.30 a.m.

Under ‘the id-
e pmneate with plywood] anco of George Davie,” the | at ‘te
junior clubhouse renovation aes Homa dai Victoria:

wae
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Members who are going
‘Wandermere on Saturday

order to be at Spokane on
ed tee-off

1g quite rapidly.

visiting her son, Roger for

showing the leer fon the ‘banter weekend
pecsucttsr of Mrs. poralin’s
cooperative effort can be id sister-in-law, Mr.

Rut
children Valerie, Donna and
Jéffery, accompanie:

California where she has been
nine weeks.

lent i in'St.

iweie ot Beak

ith Townsend and. Yo’
ied by Em-

a winter-stored bulb.
franeplant bulb to'your gard-

mn. mill
mn. Fill a athe ea and*plant

ter,

Resusel Aane
Popular Guest
At Warden Meet

ular and

* internal

‘Windso)
auditor for B.C. Hydro at the
Arrow

ww damsite, who is leading
in first aid, invited

ww, Cliff Robertson,
onstrate various methods of
artifi

The Following Businessmen, Educators and

Professional Men & Women are Members of the’

Castlegar and District

cial _respiration.
ilie Kulchyski, spent the East- Mr. Windsor reports that

For twos weeks
Buckna, 89, a} you have printed letters ot: the souleaving’ gospel. My
wi
er weekend at North Vancou-| all the young Forest Wardens

Mts, Mary
resident of this area for over in some
65 Piet) died last Thurs:

office, Box 580, Nakusp, BG, pot ler than 8, pat
May 8th, 1968.

FERRY SCHEDULE

the Timeless Topics column of
ver, guests of Mr. and

Hospital.
Mrs. Buckna was born
Oct. 25, 1878, in Austria.

day social and
in the Castlegar and District April 4. Some may be wonder-/ action seems to have replac-

ing, “Just what did this prea-
cher say?”

I would like to point out
that my article did not ‘make

ed the simple Preaching of the
gospel which calls men to re-
pentence and conversion’
One ‘should not exclude
the other, but priority must

Deadline for News
Is 5 pam. Monday

News stories, and
steban notices Wich readers
of the Castlegar News are

Sale is subject to 5% SSM.A. tax, as is, where is.
The highest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. :
Building to be removed from present site at pur-

The following schedule will be effective on the
Kootenay Lake Ferries, commencing Sunday,
April 28, 1968 at 7:00 a.m.

Pacific Daylight Saving Time

Mrs.| were fascinated and eager ‘to
try skill.

He also comments that the
mouth-to-mouth method of ar-
tificial respiration with dum-

Stomach Causes
Most of Trouble

Chamber of Commerce

Jack Hipwell, President

Alex Bakery,

» Paul Moroso, Vice-President

Kinnaird Motor Hotel Co. Lidl.

= Tbe pens to our unique reipon:
sibility of

become involved with ite souls of men. ne :
world today — man’s relation- ay “ 3 3 fe
with man — but should |, psd. ie ig ous pasiness For further information -plesse call Val Bessett

just ther habits, or ‘their ; ay fo at 2859628, 00 ee

fest expense not later tan midnight, May 29th, ‘The stomach is the subject

Leave Koofenay Bay . of more complaints then 97
S g:00 am, __f other part of the body. Jt is|ame tes
OU a ; inderstandable that there is a
10:00 am. great deal ‘of confusion and Mutual Life of Canada -
12:00 noon wises of ston However, after . inst ’s Book Shop
2:00 p.m. ulcers ; ; a Pigott called : Charles & Mary Anderson
4:00 p.m. Stress, wotry, 2 fatigue, , POOr e ents atts : Anderson’s Real Estate & Ins.
6:00 p.m. nd. the other ee He Anderson
8:00 p.m. Mead certainly Art's Service uto Wrecking
10:00. p.m aueien of or oleer. | 2 ee Aan ee
12:00 midnight e Canadian Medi
2:00 am.
G..R. KENT, ...

Leave Balfour

7:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m...
7:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
11:00 p.m.
1:00 a.m.

Alex Jmactf
Allen, Nelson E.
Anderson, CA.

habit
habitat. “It is our business
change the world, es cian.
ing men one at a time.

services _were|task of evangelism”,
held Monday from St.: Ris '8 |pointed out that “Our ministry
Catholic Church with Rev. E./is not to be einer:
a
ent was at Park

Business and Professional Directory

ily at the material, bi
je mal
spiritual ,eide_of. men. GREEP’S ELECTRIC

iy. Les the real
3 apecememeen | the human id
tlegar Socials [geesery
G as g B-enup Sith man's relationships

st the council
is ‘Fred Houghton of Kinnaird
 iaeateeeeanhone
as parent’ |

2" here will -be- anh

an
long ates ia show on travel and

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

- Remodelling

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BS,

For Your 1,001

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294

with man that it neglects its
No. Obligation

Craftsmanship Guaranteed
. Call for Free Estimates

Department of Highways,

District: Superintendent.

ety at 7 Bam. in the
Woodland Park School’ with

Boundary Industries Ltd.
Bill Horvath

Mrs. A. Sones and daugh- te
the .|the: monthly meeting follow.

Mr. Wieor cave al per
ne | son interests are welcom

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Dr. C. S. Fowler and Dr. Waldo Yele
Mitchell Sug te
Ti9sd We: Beaney
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Improvement

“Service

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the Saiation Army, fervently.
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own denom-

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