CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 6, 1961

-CASTLEGAR NEWS —

ired an ore ‘

Jind Sale Deadline

Magistrate William Evans. of Nelson -

has been appointed agent by the) prov-
incial government for the sale;-of’ Douk-
hobor lands to Doukhobors. Since -his ap:
piontment Magistrate Evans has.met with:
leaders of the. Orthodox Doukhobors and
Sons of Freedom and has reportedly re-

ceived assurances from them that there’

will--be--no -interference- with - any. Douk-
hobor who wishes to ‘purchase land from
the Land Settlement Board. —

bor authonty t that, will | cause, acer concern
jn some qitarters. 2

‘eo ' vans
Sports.
If a scion of soci 2
Who is raised -in all propriety,

Incurs notoriety’
’ He’s individualistic.

But let a dolt inférior
With breeding less ‘superior,
Rear up his: posterior —
Oh — whatta cad!
— Margaret Obedkoff

That: is...the - statement that - Magia.
trate Evans. will setino time limit on the
purchase of'the'land by..Doukhobors.

\n Doukhobors;.r:
foll ring, ‘should. be:in any‘hurry to pur-

e land in’ view of a statement such
as the above'is beyond'us.’ Why they
‘should purchase land’ and * start “paying
taxes .. on. -it.when-- their. - fellow Douk-

srent-free and tax-
period of time is
beyond ‘us. ;’ :

The ‘Lord: Commissi iginally sug- on
gested. a December’ 31,'1960, deadline for bs

Bible Team ‘Here Sunday..|

Visiting in Castlegar at gun-
any willbe |e, mugical\ team that

at,
toaion E ‘imder, fie aus-
of Bible Gen

the purchase of land by the Doukhob
peoplés with the lands ‘then known open
for. sale, to anyone who,, wishes to pur-
chase. them.

Magistrate Evans ‘should now’ recom.
mend to, the provincial cabinet—as should
area Chambers of Commerce,’ school
boards, ‘hospital trustees; MLA.: Don
Brothers, Provincial Secretary: W.'.D.'
Black, district municipal ‘councils. and
other public’ bodies—that a Dec. 31, 1961,
deadline be placed on these lands with :
the lands thrown open for sale’ next spring
to anyone who wishes: to: purchase- them.

.Without a dea to promote a fe
ing of urgency ‘on’ the: part’ of‘ the Douk-
hobor peoples. Magistrate; Evans can’t: be
expected be kept very busy making -
sales.

The TCA Crying Towel:

On TV the other night we were told
that TCA claims it will go broke if Can-
adian Pacific Airlines is allowed to com-

ete.

2 Let it be hoped the government re-
cognizes' this old crying-towel trick and
gets on with the business of providing Can-
adians with ;a fair chance in the air.

} TCA thas wept. before. Yet when a
‘little competition came along, it improved
its service and gave customers a better
deal.

This government says it believes in
expansion. If sincere, how can it do the
bidding of TCA and deny private com-
petitors a decent chance to share in the
increased air travel they helped to create?

doned the field to’ a: foi

* cmnts team of young people is
one of several travelling in baie
heated of the continent: representing

the ‘Pratrié Bible Institute’ and’ pon-
sista of a’ gitls: trio; Missds‘ ‘Gerald-,
ine Loland, Norelens Everson ‘and|
Theresa Burge,;;. with Miss Gene-
vieve. oboe as pianist,

Miss Loland.{s also_an “accom:
plished ‘violinist: and ‘pieno-aocor:
janist, being: er of these
aeuments and Will add to the.pro-

am. The‘Rev. David Berg of the
‘Pralrie™ extension department, and
leader of the team will speak. ‘This
program is prepared to interest the
children and youne people, as | well

ai sacred mi musical pro- ft

as qdults and all are welcomed.

ity, now haa 1,000 students in its

high achoo! and bible college,
Primarily a: training inatitute

for pastors and missionaries on for-

elgn soil, while hundreds of others

are engaged ; in pastoral and other

in, the United
Btates ‘and Canada,” 2.”
“Bevérallocal young people are
attending the Institute and several
‘| having gadruated are. in. Christian
service,
2 The principal ' of ae Institute,
%..B.! Maxwell! ts well: known on
many continents as a Bible Tea-
cher, editor of the “Prairie Over-
comer," and author of several 'in-
spiring x mE

ATR LENE:
_| TICKETS TO ALL PARTS
OF THE. WORLD”:

st. ‘RIva’s ¢ :
Rev, E, A. Brophy, PP. ah

Sth at Elm Street e
Sunday Masses '~ £30 and 10.30 an.

THE COMMUNITY BIBLE’.

‘You ean {cave your insurance details the

: hands of your Wawanesa ‘Agent — he’s a spec

falist in, Fire, Auto, and Personal, Liability.
Wh type of i you
require, you'll: find he has @ ‘Wawanesa plan to

meet your neods! He’s always as close as your he
. telephone — og drop fn to seo him any tims, .

- Young Agencies “Limited
© | Kinnaird B.C.

wh: Wawona’ wien INSURANCE COMPANY”

~ lin
can it deny access to London for C2
Pacific. when that airline ploweered. the
polar route?

Another election * will . “eomie~ soon.
Many Canadians elected the government
because they “felt sure it..would allow
more competition and provide: a’ spirit’ of ,
expansion. It has moved in that. direction: :,

Sunday in the Legion Hall:
* At 51 Columbia Avenue
1030 am. Sunday School
* 980 pm. Family Service
Tues, 730 pm, - Young. People’s

Hour
‘Thura., ; 745 Pm -. Prayer ‘and

UNITED OF

but far too timidly to make”
impact. It did improve the broadcasting
system, although it continues to coddle
CBC far too much. It has recognized
transportation problems, but is. being far.
too oe to remedy. them.

This is the air age. Air travel is a
ae commodity for export, a good way to

How can it restrict a C:
from giving .service where TCA aban-

Winter Works Program

1960 Canadian Weekly Editor edit-
orial competition third prize - winning ed-
itorial by the St. Croix (Que.) Courier.

od ww

Elsewhere on this page, there appears
two letters addressed to the, editor, both
of which deal with a subject of

ign dollars. Let's sell it instead
of ‘hampering it. -

Does an organ grinder * turn. his tin
cup upside down?
Would men with families struggling

Robsohl — ist and Sad. Sundays at
Castlegar — service of Warps

30 pan.’
Kinnaird — asi of Warship at
. 9.45 am,
CHURCH oF s pa CHRIST »

oumaape at 10 amin the win
Rivers

iresing Sacrament Service 130 pm 2

GERACE

Worship Service: 11 a.m.
sunday Church School.’ 9.45 pn. |
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.

. Jp-Sr,, High Young ‘People’s: “Pri-

daya ‘at 9.80" p.m,
Minister: Rev, M. S,' Reside, BA,
_ BD. — Phone 4987

THE

along on U

cheques, turn their backs on a chance ‘to

earn fifty Honest dollars a week?
indeed are they getting the chance?

able significance to. residents of Charlotte
County — the Winter Works Program.
The Courier was pleased, indeed flat-
tered, to publish the letters in its editor-
ial columnist the ts con-

d and eighty-one people
out atte work. That is the number currently
registered with the National Employment
Service in St. Stephen.

The number is less than last year only

tained therein point to a growing aware-
ness of our citizens to the ‘fact that the
money offered by. the Federal Govern-
ment to provide winter employment is
literally going begging in the. area.

They are beginning. to speak pub-
licly about what can only be referred to
as a sad state ‘of affairs.

There | is: something both: pathetic
and apathetic’ “about ‘allowing $50,000 of
granted money (to go. to. waste. ;

Fifty-thousand dollars, the maximum
amount the Government will pay for half
the labor ‘costs of a local improvement.
project instituted during the winter mon-
ths, is just too much money to turn away
from. B

the fish. factories are still operat ou
ing. But these will inevitably close.

Such local industries’ as we have can
never hope fo alleviate this dangerous
situation. (Yes, dangerous. Men. out of
work are desperate men.) -

There are the risks of crime, of
moral ‘decay of all kinds, the: natural Te:
sult of idleness and despair.

‘The “situation ‘can ‘only . be ‘improved.

with time, patience, community. effo:

.. above alt co-operation. °

‘The. parade is‘ over.
to pick up the ball, the ‘Governme

“tossed us- and get something: starte

will put at least some men ‘to “work,
‘this ‘7

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1s 33 per’ year, ‘The price by delivery boy; is 85.

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‘The Editor, Castlegar ‘News; Drawe: 490, Castlegar,
BC. Letters. for publication , must’ be . Bosompanied
by the correct namo and address of the writer, Pen

amen: will Be’ usedon! requests but tha correct

* pame must ‘be submitted. The Castlegar © News
: ¢ feserves-the Hight to storten letters:in the siterests

at econsmy of space.

TABERNACLE
Sunday School = 1¢ am.
Morning Worship 1am
Evangelistic ~ 7.30 pm. ¢
Prayer and ‘Bible Study ‘- Thurs>
day at 7.30:pim,
Young People’s - Fridey at 730 pm,
ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
United Church — ist and Srd.Sun-
days ‘at “I Bm
Anglican Church — ana'é at
Ht am, and 40s Guniay’ et 8am

Baptist Gnmmen Pen ‘Sunday ;

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Castlegar Lads
Sail-to Trall -
‘On aLog Raft. He

“wight unidentified Costlegar

aged “1
made the trip. from iGastlegee ‘o
‘Trail despite police attempts to stop
the venture. It’, took ‘them ‘three
hours. and 20 minutes, '
“ihe eight had inner tiubes: ‘and
dived off the raft near Gyro Park
where they. spent the day.

delivered ‘by, Pramler w, 2:0, Be
Fett before. the Canadian’ Life :In-
OFS iy

i e
wave of: sec-

gittrate Willtam: vans of. Nelson.
said last week.

‘The magistrate made the state-
ment as he the ‘govern-

daticns of ‘the’ Lord report an’ he
faees fit.

"ae: Justice |Al z Lard of the
BO; Supreme: Court: compiled: a
fiva-inatalment report on: the Douk-
hobor ‘land problem between, 1055
and "1959.

“He “recommended: that

ment has appointed him as. its
agent to carry, out. the

be given the opportun-
ity, of purchasing lend, A they occupy

abe

at reasonable rates...‘

Castlegar Women

Ppa rere re
*}in the. g

‘Winning pitcher was Alfa Gib-|.

bn ‘and’ Tosing! pitcher. was ‘Ann | the

‘The Victorian Orfer, ‘of Niees
was founded:in -1807 by Lady Aber-|
deen, . wife of. tne then Governor-

ot user “Victoria's
N. I.

gamé ‘that: drova in three
rims and ‘Joy. Saunders: of the Io-

cal team; got)a' 2-base hit .that|’

brought in two runs,
{- dosh: Bavoy,coach of, the local

Many of the ‘Datkiobois have
not ure reit or, taxes fig the land

Sipuated, periods or cycles, #::

fe
our: ‘monetary'’ and fiscal, 1 ates
upon ua, I believe .we-dre guilty, o:
thelr: potential when we fail to push

‘ernal

twas
eoeaie in the panties ‘and'la-}-

ter’ purchased "by * the Provinclal | F
government.)
trate Evans, ‘who said. Be |

recelyed ‘his’ is appolniment during | ‘0:."

the recent B.C, Magistrates’ con-
vention’ at Penticton, said he will

‘get no tinie limit on. pzrchase of.
the ‘Iand ‘by: the Doukhotors, ‘as| ‘0

recommended in the Lord report.
‘The magistrate, regarded ‘as one

of the foremost ;,authorities ‘on
Doukhobor mati, ‘said he met the

public. borrowitigs, in return for a
Uttle «less (sacrifice and. a | little

governing body .af..the Orthodox| ‘-< -
Doukhobors — he Union of Spir-|*

egal iCameanalties, of Christ — at
ey promised, to recom.
cand ange th thelr followers Purchase]

Fraternal “Souncll of:
Doukhobors\— Sons of Freedom —

promising not..to interfere with, or the

threaten! any: Doukhobor Planning Ee

to buy property, <

Jennings,
game behind the plate, decided

of |-0n9 inning of overtime and: Shirley

Recatte, first ‘girl ‘up ‘for the Bil-
verettes, blasted “‘a‘homer. ‘Trail
then!:got another run! and ‘that’s
the way the game ended,
+. Mr, Savoy sald there's a lot’of
difference between a.24-6 game and
a, 9-7 game, The team, he sald, is
improving “all~ the’ time and the
next time the results will be a Iittle

ef, Shere are oy

‘Evan: sald. the letter,
is fully supported. by. Stefan. Soro-
kin, spiritual - leader: of the .Free-
domites,. who is in the ared in cone
nection with... pending: libel sult
against the Trail.’

Orthodox ‘Doukhobors. catlier.
had said that Safe dared not buy

tonal budget -pollcy:: Pay’ our pub-
Uc debt, balance our accounts, build
a surplus‘during the good times so
that we may sensibly spend it on
development projects during per-
iods: when :the economy needs gov-
ernment leadership to give at new

is would: burn. ‘hel “possessions,
“All: bea Doukhobors + I “have

ing Jand,”. Magistrate ‘evan, ‘sald,

“all of them :have promised to co-

operate with me; in-every..way.”
ate.

trend and following -it, we have been

in:
| port industries an..even greater pe-

Sree over, ‘independent
as Canada.
"But far trom recognizing“ this

content even to ignore. full edono-
mic’ co-opération. with ‘the richest
trading, area. in-the ‘world, which
Ues-at‘our very doorstep,

By entering into 9 trading ar-
/“yangement with the Americus ‘we
‘could assure ourselves ofa pre-
ferred market of nearly. 400 mil-
‘lon people; and yet, we. haves
far refused even. to take the first

siauing to Impose 6 on_our ex-

priced Canadian dollar. 3

tainly «cannot, afford - ‘the dubious
luxury of a higher-priced Canadian
dollar’ that. imposes -an. ‘automatic

“T believe we are ene behind }
>| the,itimes::

to. the, great: changes that are bow B

qheadwith massive programs ‘of in- fi

gages our. future, through “excessive $

iia; tat ‘Will ‘follow2in
‘trom’ these
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