CASTLE .NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C. ;

‘LE

O@ BOSSE CASTLEGAR .

La atin ein ella tin athe

zaonth’s holiday with relatives and

friends in Edmonton, Mr, New-
man is employed ‘at the CTS gar?

Ce ae teat a ed

was accepted, -
Mrs, Bucknao gave a@ report on

her canvassing for the Bake Sale

“PARK ELECTRIC.

age,

Mr. and Mrs, F.-Lindgren and
family have moved into a new
house on the Shewchuk subdiv-
iston,

Mr. J. Wright, accompanied the
Hon, R. E. Sommers on his re-
turn trip to Victoria last Sunday

and Mrs, Fourt and Mrs, Guido,
agreed to solicit the parishioners
on the Upper Bench.”

Mrs, W. Robsinson moved.that
a mass be offered for Mrs, S, Jan-
kola who has undergone an opera-
tion’ at the coast, Congratulations

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SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

PHONE 3031 .
Mr, and Mrs, T. Leithead, Red:
Deer, Alberta, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, T. Blackburn, re-

Mr..and Mrs, A, Bucher, Black-
ie, Alberta, ard visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mra, J, Scott,

| Mr. and Mrs, M. Paulin (Nick
Plotnikoff) were hosts to Mr,
dnd Mrs, S. Stauch; Mr. Eugene

- Published. ae Thursday at “phe Crossroads of the Kootenays”
“TGASTLEGAR, ‘BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER go, 1952

Vol. 5, No. 440” 5 Cents ‘Per Copy

and

: tended to Mr. and : ting — Repairs : : : {
G -f : ia ee morning, returning to ua Staueb and) Me end irs, Gordon ae on the erica oe thelt eres is os ss Ceigar ‘Licence Will. Coniain , bos 1 i 2 G dwell To Visit : Juv enil e D eli in qu ency
ultware 1s ialtng| Cat ee a ne ane te ae ee ee ee eg amulne mabe oa - Proiection For Small Operator’ fy silegar Tuesday noes

y her uncle Mr, We Ele Sunday, He visited "the Playmor

-| Mrs, J. R, Elliott is a Patient in| Dance iol where the teachers’
Trail ~end dance was in
Lorne

Creek, B.C;, left on Tuesday tor

an officers’ training course in the

RCAF at London, Ontario.

Mrs. R. Couchman returned last
week form Trail-Tadanac Hospi-
tal where ‘she has been a patient.

her cousin,

the hostess served refreshments, | ‘The rannouncempnt also states

that no foreshore rights will be|’
alienated but that the public re-
tains “the rights and privileges td
these foreshores as alwhys, a:

Furthermore,

Last week, the’, Premier of B.C.
and Lands and Forest Minister
-R. E. Sommers, in.a joint an-
nouncement, disclosed that the
appeals against the granting of a
Forest’ Management Licence’ to
«the Celgar Development. Com-
pany, had been ‘disallowed and
that the Company thus had the

MLS. Coldwell, national, leader
of ithe C.C.F, Party in Canada
. | wil] be’ paying ‘a! visit'to Castle-
gary next Tuesday, November. 4,

. . Coldwell is due to arrive
at the. Castlegar. Airport shortly
aftdr 3 p.m. where he will be mét
by representatives of the -local,
id to

| Mr. and Mrq. T. Henderson,
Trail, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, H. Johnson and motored
to. Nelson where Mrs.. Johnson
and Mrs. B. Bell visited the home

Sign Of The Times
PTA Meefing Told = st:

. “Various methadg’. of combat-

The following priests were visi:
tors at St. Rita’s-Parish during
the Forthy Hours. Devotion this| forthe aged, Mt. ‘St. Francis In-
week: Rt. Rev. A. IX. McIntyre, | firmary.

Rossland; Father E.'S. Martin and ||. Mr, H. Johnson is in Rossland

RIGBY'S

CONFECTIONERY 4 BUS DEPOT

for recreation such ‘’as. fishing}
hunting, . ‘hiking, -and other

serted. ‘Thus “Parents will know?

is not published of displayed by’

in the house at 7th Ave-and Pine
Street, formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. F. Lindgren and family.

Mrs, Newman and the children’

Mrs, W. Sharples left by train
Wednesday morning for York-
ton, Sask., where her mother is
seriously ill,

Mrs. P. McPhee had as their
guests during the Thanksgiving
Day week-end, Mr. and Mrs. M.
D, McPhee and daughter Marj-

"NOVELTIES

LIGHT LUNCHES

MAGAZINES

to produce lumber, sulphate pee
and

retain all rights ‘to the Jand,. the

"used in the: manufacture of plas.
ties, textiles and explosives,

It may with-
draw any portion of the area for
higher economic. use, such as

bloc}

mefts will be served,

residents, ‘Tea ‘and refresh-

Father Ulrich, O.F.M., of Trail} spending a few days .with his See ‘Our Grand- ‘Displa Ofaas : go-ahead signal” to establish ‘an| sports, ‘anyone may ‘prospect tor | ‘fi A prise? ting . were| where their children are,. and.
pat and » Newman and | ong meiner Gallery. and jparher daughter: and son inlaw, Mr. and P y. = forest i in. the in the area or carry on the Legion Hall. { aieeuseed at.the regular meeting what is more important the: chit-
+ Barrigan, athers | Mrs. G. E. Scott. FIREWORKES Arrow Lakes area with head- any. legitimate business. The . refrom 4° to -5’p.m., Mr;{0f the Stanley -Humphries Par-| dren will know where thelr ‘pa.:
ene arrived "ig Somear as from Nelson. . Dr. and Mrs, W. L. Wright and|- quarters. at C has been careful to .| Colwell will be "fo (8B to meet |ent ‘Teachers’ Association in the! ents are.”
Ly

Library room of the High School
Monday evening. a

Although no ‘problém exists

‘A few could: not ‘undertake ’a
Project: of this sort, he concluded. |
Eweryone . must work. .together. "

‘ r here at present, it was felt that|‘Study the overall needs of your’
Conteot Board ot by the GovelRment of Mr. and Mrs; P. Pearson, Spo-|orie Jean of C: 4 i Deed i pe
ei Colentia, * Sonne have’ recently returned from a kane, Wash.,- and Mr. and Mrs.) | ‘Dr. and Mrs. H. L. MeNiel, : ‘ 5 ree PSG Ms " f At the came, dime, it pre ure, mining “d and the F ¢ silegar Motorist pamenirriiiartory eae ae accordingly," ple your’ program’
E P; Santor, Nelson, were visitors} Hamilton, Ontario, were guests ie ‘ a fend) 4 posed revisions and\ additions] establishment of townsite, 80 ag does °, ar! the near, future| Earlier in the. evening, Mrs! @";
at the honte of -Mr. and Mrs. G.| of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright Jast Anderson Feed Co if : ' . will be incorporated in: Celgat’s| not to‘ hold’ back in when the: 2 PTA,
Martin’ due! ad ae ere week. t ( penegets —4 licence because . “This: govern- | any sphere.” growth’ in Castlegar ‘occurs,

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plane this morning to attend the
wedding of his brother in Eamon.
ton,

Pass Creek Youth

Plummets. To River

Funeral services are being held
at Pass Creék this week for Alec.
Pereversoff, 23 year old Doukho-
bor whose body was removed
from the twisted wreckage of his
1948 sedan shortly after he had
smashed through the railseof the

0 feet of the rails on the North
aide and land ont its top in the
river below.

Pereversoff was driving ° alone
at the time of the accident, about
8:45 p.m. Members of his family,
who live seven miles from Castle
gar were notif :

BOARD
At a meeting of the. board of
the Kinnaird United Church Mon-
day evening at the home of. Mr.
and Mrs, K. .Spence, with 12)
members present and Rev. L. C,
Johnston’ presiding, plans were
discused for the coming season

i Mrs. M, E. McPhee spentia few
days in Fernie as delegate to the
Kootenay peeyey, of the Uni-
‘| ted Church,

KINNAIED CATHOLICS ot
TO HOLD BAKE SAL!

IN TRAD MAREET

! Final plans were laid for the
Bake Sale to be held in the Trail,
Market on Friday, October 24,’
by the ird Catholic Club,
it; the home of Mr. and’ Mrs. W.
Haywood, Monday night. The
ffer of Mr. G. Guido and Father
Barnes to provide transportation

Castlegar : and Districts
FEED HEADQUARTERS .

Just ‘Received

- CARLOAD-OF coon GLEAN .

STRAW

oars OF FLOUR AND: FEED

he Arriving Daily

and an entertainment committee
set up.

to the business section,

‘The’ entertainment committee
was a follows: Mr. Paget, Mr.
Spence, Mr. Ackerman, Mr. ‘Mr. Snai-
les and Mr. Wisted. ‘This commit-
tee’ plans to hold a social ‘evening

Seven -new Board members

: For As Low. As

fy. _You.Gan Have.

ment For-
est Managcnient Licences issued
haye_ not entirely ‘given to the.
people! of British Columbia,: the
results whith they ‘desited.”

lishment of three Public Work=
_ing® Circles “which ‘will Provide
small ‘operators with an annual
yield of: about twice the voume
of timber they now produce. *:~
The“ small operator ‘is “further
protected by the réquirement
that he licencee;: at
sease, have a reaso! le-percentagé
of the annual ‘crop lemercemtace
“local contractors. By these stipu-

Célgar’ in’ this]:

ew ‘teature “of great
interest to aiBritish Columbians;

the announcement. continues, is
the fact: that: the ‘roads’ ina For-

(| est: Management “Licenced area

will be open) for public use on

Castlegar Priest
Moved To Fermnic

Rev."Father Joseph B. Barnes,
pastor: -df “St, “Rita's Chtitch in

Miring* interests within . the’ li-
cenced area willbe

and St; Josepli’s Chapel
& ‘Kinnaird ah {pe} past ‘four
and ch

use tiniber based on their needs.
‘Timber ‘for mining ‘purposes will
pe withdrawn from time. to time
as‘the ‘need arises::

All Approve Decision .

The issuance of this. Hieence has
met with the whole-hearted av-
proval of all political: parties. in-
‘dependent operators, and Cham-

_ «Sats Cemetery Fees

Plans for a cenluey “by: aw:
, for: Park ‘Memorial Cemetery,. at|,

x .“Kinndird, jwere made et a ‘Joint |

sity | Se5s
We vevening, “Bert ee Kinnaird

1» presiding. -.-*. -"
"Main. purpose ofthe meeting
~was to decided the value of the,
land in a cemétery- plot, which

_ was set at/$10 with $20:being ‘set

as the price ‘for perpetual tare of
the plot and $20 for digging and
filling, making ‘a' total cost ‘of $50
per-plot.
Castlegar ‘Commissioners with-
' ed to aeterniine this: because of
Tepresentations to them by resi-
dents who ¢ldimed they were en-
tide to a plot because of their

Re: ‘District Schools

Begin Montlay,. Nov. 3

Nekt .week’ in Castlegar and
District, the ratepayers of School

transferred to. “the” pivlah of
Fernie, ‘the’ Most ‘Rev. Martin‘ M.
Johnson, “Bishop” of-,the Nelson | t!
Diocese’ announced last week.

“Widely ‘Kkown in the, adistrtet| P
for his zedlous labors and ready | 1
wit, Father. “Barnes “ass
rer of. the: ‘Castlegar parish n

and

peing| fe

week, is Albert:

mote Hospital, suf-
@ from severe back injuries

ert Martin, vic- YMC.

fan auto*.accident’on the

legar-Nelsdn:’. highway © be-.

Pass Maire ¢ Bridge. and the},

During ‘his Castlegar, steward-
ship, Father Barnes has gained
popularity among both Catholics
and non-Catholics. se

The Catholic . Ripe Grictie:
and ‘Kinnaird,

To suggest of | th
organizing: youth groups,’ Mr.
Bert S. Gresas director of ‘the

hi
| yorked out by the “Y” and
used’ so ‘successfully over the
s|fyears. ©
i “Juvenile: @elinquency ig here
'$o stay,” he declared. “It is a sign

his organization: since
1844 its"

‘Before the ‘Y”: or any anes
y similar! ern could, be sfornied

“BeHoo?
district and’ eiprese: ‘their:opin-
ions

Tetetion and. trees

of district, Soot at the annttal
ratepayers meetings. pay

‘Datés, times and places f i ay
meetings aré as. follows: Mon-
‘day, November 3, Tarry’s school-
house at 7:00 p.m: and at the
Robson Schoolhouse at 8:00 p.m.;
Tuesday, *Noverrber . 4, in’ Deer
Park‘ School ‘House at 3:00 p.m.
and in the Renata school house ‘at
8:00 p.m::; Wednesday,. November
'5,"in Castlegar No. One Element-
ary School at’ 7:30 Lae and

Base

othe wriginal Ceme-

in the

tery. ‘Soviety. “These residents, 12
in nurmiber wére ‘given’ a: receipt
which stated‘‘they.had: ‘paid. for
one plot ‘in the Ys eveh

i
Kinnaird School-at 7: a Pm.

. Among the events of these
meetings will, be the Trustee’s

though the amount pald i in most,

and-general business as well as

‘|and. fell’ under the wheels; ‘The

Meny Friends Att a
Funeral Of A. Dube -

\ Funeral - Services . were: held].
Monday morning. “in “Sti. Rita's
Chureh, Castlegar, for, Arnold
Dube, 25,. victim. of :a logging
camp accident ‘in the Crawford
Bay’ area “Thursday ‘afternoon.

‘Mr. Dube was ‘killed iwhen he
ran: to apply the brakes.on.a
runaway truck, missed the.door

accident occurred at 2:30 p.m. A
coroner's: jury viewed the body
the next day at Creston: yand- ad-|

‘by ‘Mathew. Marghall,

journea tL Nt

Police: have. not ‘determined the
cause of the-accident‘as yet, The
car is described-as a.total Toss.

Driver Fined $5 ‘And
$17.50 Costs For:
Dangerous Driving”

Rossland,

with a late model ‘sedan driven

‘Trail, on
19,'"in, front of, the

‘ spiritual, ‘Those ‘interested in ‘our’

ing money aways coopera-|
‘tion. between | home,’ “church,
school and: other youth and serv-
ice? groups and proper . distribu-
tion of activities among the ait-
ferent, age groups, -
Before: any money .is™ spent in
financing, the project: should be
thoroughly: evaluated in order, to
ensure, its} worth. : I wise to
bi ; that any i

needs “are. physical, ‘mental ‘and

youth must cater to each of these
needs.’ a

> “One! must’ consider not only
the* sclioo] children,:; but their

parents as well) Z MrviGreen, as:

ae D. Campbell :réported on eg
findirigs and deliberations: ot

hh ‘lations, she as- | Ders-of Ti in the aréa at. |r pone soar ont eou srt :m
ar Shore- - a an ‘801 extent control it.’
Slee Re ear eo fect to his serts, the independence and ini-| fected, ‘The total investment has mes m at” ‘Kinnaird soon atten, | of My. Srean ‘coatinied ‘that the
arts sony in the river below, Sunday itiative of the small operator wil * Contint : “Rev; Father “Trainer, ot Lumby, YMCA “and ‘other similar organ-]
Dress irts ce Reis * “be encouraged in our © ued on Page 3 is being transferred ‘here to re- ions have done splendid work x
Ee epee The car had apparently crashed PEAT-MOSS Is iW goon SUPPLY Joint G nfo ; en Father Barnes who is:ta in con is ng. juveile “de
i eat : ci Gonfereneo Ainival Conferences [Sesaricttaarz = = SIs ar ey een

from pajamas and evening gowns :
to fur coats and ‘wedding ‘es,

-|sembles, while two. local genile-

men, arrayed in the newest mas. .
culine ~ finery,’ displayed . what
the modern well-dressed. man is
wearing for Sunday: best.

As each model, dressed. in. one
of. the newest creations of ‘fash-
ion designers, paraded ‘onto the’
stage in. the centre, Of the floor)

o™”.

Arrow Motors Garage''in Castle-

cases, was: $5. ° ear, pleaded not guilty to a charge

once a ‘month at which all mem-
bers and friends of the United

{nominations and elections for one

“ss Rita’s, ‘Church everfowed]
trustee at both Robson and Cas-

its:

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WHILE IT LASTS

‘Deliveries Tussday and ey

Church,.can meet for an- evening
of fellowship and become ac-
quainted with newcomers to Kin- |
naird and district. «

‘A choir also is to be formed
to sing at the weekly Sunday
morning services and Mrs, Paget
and Mrs, Moorehouse, are in
tharge of the organization,
Following a number of other}
routine’ matters, there was an’
enjoyable social hour, ‘to round
pout the evening. _

tionally Advertised and

Cough and Cold Remedies

Drugs and Drug Sundries
are our first, considera-
tion and our Dispensary is
stocked to fill. your Doc-
tor’s Prescriptions.

PITTS’

~ Rexall Drug
Open Evenings

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An Your Living Reom

ion of your Home: and you have its natural: beauty whieh i is‘a Plessute

’-agreed that these residents were
legally and. ‘morally entitled to

tlegar.

‘“Recei

and

morning when'the many friends
arid fellow. workers of Mr.\ Dube

on'plot each, ‘with Castegar-“be-
ing obligated to an se the’ $5 re-
maining for each of. them.' i

for,
the school year completed last
June, which will be. among. the
‘items ' for

On‘ the motion of 7W.
and J. Williams, it was moved
and. carried that in- future, the
price: of a plot in the, cemetery
would be $30, including perpet-
ual care, but’ not including. dig-
ging and filling.

It.was further decided that the | ¢,

Kinnaird Village: “Clerk: S.C.

nounced Jast August.
tures for the school district, total-
‘led - $421,901.08. Total‘: receivt:
were $386,164.71 plus, a ‘surplus
from the previqus term of $162.-
453.97, leaving a balance of $126.-
717.65 at’ the beginning: of this
BT A

to attend the Requiem
high mass and pay their-last res-
pects to the deceased. Rev. Fathen
Joseph B. Barnes, Castlegar, sang
tlie mass and a wealth‘ of) snirit-
ual. and floral , offerings, ‘were
presented,

Pall-bearers were: Otto Walk:
er,” Clittord' Tipping; Mike Koo-
chin, Fred Popoff, ‘William Moro-
so and Phil Gendren.

‘.| ment arfd ground maintenance. :

ial of their memibers, ‘A’ letter. is| §

may, reserve only. half.a.block.if
.so desired, at the ‘same. price per
* plot, this amount’:to’ be! ‘paid in
cash: or, instalments..." --
. It: was. recommended to the
boards of commissioners for next
year,'t ‘that a-power. miower be‘pur-
chased” for: the’ cemeterv? “the
snrinkling system ‘be slightly’ im-
proved; the new. roadway at the
East end be Improved and a B®)
“installed; ‘the fence’ around - the’
cemetery be painted. and some of
the gro> he reseerled.
According to :the-.decisions of
the ‘me2ting, the Kinnaird com-
‘missioners are to draw up a by-
claw? >for the cemetery and ‘pres-
‘ent it to another meeting of the

program sis

and

last Friday.

gave testimony,

‘driving before Sti-
pesdlars Magistrate William: H.
Taylor in Castlegar. police court

The , accused was found’ guilty
and was fined $5 and $17.50 costs,
He was defended by. or ‘Moran,
Castlegar. A number of witnesses

“The. vehicle driven “by” Mrv
Atchison, on the night of the ac-
cident, has béen. impourided, there
being ‘no insurance overage,

School Trustees.
Build ing Garage.
For School Buses

A ‘new $4,000 four- stall garage,
construction: of which" began
-this:week, is’ being built on Col-
umbia Avenue just south: of ‘the
"school board: office, by’ the. Cas-
tlegar School Board,

frame ° construction, ‘with

-|piano melodies. A-door-prize anit

a lucky ticket draw were added
attractions, ae
Highlights of the evening were:

F the., modelling of the latest ina

lady's: hat, ‘by diminutive Mise
Cora Leé Anderson, who sported
a massive headgear “in the form.
of a South’ Sea’ Island’ scene re-
Plete with p: vtrees, sea shore
and~ lounging “natives; » and =the:
modelling of the current fashions /
in ‘men’s “double. breasted: suits

et Fook and

thelr, vi

: REET

CAR: DROPS 100 FEET: |.
OCCUPANTS SHAKEN UP.
iTwo -youths, {George Kinakin
and’ John Ostoforoff, escaped ser
fous injury Sunday night'at about
6 p.m.’ when‘ their car, driven‘ by
Mr,‘ Kinakin,’ Jeft“the road and
hurtied down ,& 100. foot ‘drop.:
The accident occurred on the
Castlegar Airport Road \ncar its
junction: with the. Castlegar-
Nelson highway. Both occupants
a the cir were: slightly. shaken
and Mr: Ostoforoff was
treated for mincr cuts,

There was some $2,000 damage

” two ‘Boards for. approval.

to the car.

-|medern quarters across the street

to} an
all those residents who have heen

dialings have elicited no response,
Levat Present we lave n0 “phone,

of our equipment. to our. new

from the .bus depot,’ during ‘the
week-end, but the B.C. tented our

ra

We moved our office and ‘most.

Cc. W..McBey, :who.-has,
post for 12 years,

has not. t our
‘phone yet. Wh

'Don-*

=e. ; price: of digging» and filling -be Burial followed ‘in’ ‘Park’ Mem- = will
f 4 for’ 68c 2 The | island © of “Newfoundland! $20 subject ‘to changeas condi-|" Of the. total ¢ ‘an. orial fo) bs one storey, 40 ‘feet ‘by 45 fest

,  Alfswee t Margarine, 2: Ths. ceons O , | had a greater area than the island There‘are many advantages i in the use of VENEERS i in the construct. ee ee eee Ti7t0 War Ge ene |e tery, Kinnaird, tim Leat a Presi dent andy! will house the aistriete

ee Shouldar Veal Steak, ths: y | of Ireland. | 2 exhuming -be:a’ minimum’ of $50. cluding. new buildings, equip- - | school buses.. It is planned +

é senee

of the Assocaition

urer following: the ‘retirement of

held. the

: Another Castlegar district resi-
dent, | Mrs.~ Clair. . Saunders, .’of,
Castlegar, ‘was. elected third vice-
president, Other officers i

have’ the

‘by. Messrs. ree Ger

esp *s Liberals ;

Bee EDS gee : : ea ‘that a: . With the bagi: of Celgar Ko Phone R Of Riding’ $ erals completed nts three weeks: to winter

5 Sisto fn OF TB. Steaks, Ih. es | Your Brug Needs. ‘to:behold. : of had plans::now in. effect ana the onse | Jim Leamy, Robson, was’ eléct-| 2¢commodate the present shelter. coats and fur, wraps and children’s

Bre ino RTP as : : 45 We ‘carry a tall Une of Na- interest-in'- obtaining ‘- ate| ‘soaring of the district's Because No. Phona .. ed. president’ of: the *Rossland- less vehicles, tua oe a mt sion
Hamburger Steak, lb. seeeeenees na ac Mahogany Veneer 7 -blocks in the for’ b ‘ant bodies as. ral Liberal Association, at. the, ig Wi en osha or

be completed. during ‘the’ winter,

to be written to all the various| his school. district and this alco in "Trail last ‘Saturday. Original plans ‘had called: for) -

Priced Goods for your every oS organieati of the district, ad.| Will be: discussed at next week's frying | to contact the Castle News only ai three-stall structure but
DON'T FORGET OUR... - « ae ‘ ‘Shriated. Veneer’ eT NCR Mie ae nek| public niesthnar by_(elephone “during. this ‘pas cits Siewert an Wace | was later decided fo add the| Mr. P. Stainer, Miss Dawn Jeni
jap eet naroin ea nee serve a block of 70 plots each for, All. ratepayers are urged.to at-| W*Ks we announce that, there Trail, was-elected secretary teens: extra’ stall. for. possible fae ; Brown, Mrs. E. MacCabe,
i gency Supplies, Tonics, “their members at $3.‘per. plot, or] tend. these meetings and: express is avery ‘good reason why - ‘their requirements.. es Mr » Grahem, \Micq Tranny

Mary. Town-

Mr. Turnbull compared the prin:
ciples of Liberalism with the non-
existent policies of the. present
Social Credit government, .

Mrs, IN. J.>-Backwus, Trail, first

Camozzi,

won
unanirious approval for hig res-
olition _that Liberal ' candidates

anyone has -dialed. our “officn dur-
ing the past week, the Phone has
rung, but ‘not in our’ new home,

The, phorie.comvany. has pro-
mised to transfer: the phone just
as soon*as neasible atid: we ask
‘that ‘those wishing to ‘contact tis,
please “do: 80. by: coming tothe

office—the: new office, that is—|

unti} our:  Bhon thas been trans-]
ferred. Aes

:second Vice-}

: Former \ Health. and
Minister A.-D. Turnbull
the and

Al ‘Johnson; | Fruitvale,
vicepresident;, and John Forrest
er, Trail, fifth ‘vice-president.

fourth

Welfare
spoke at

pee ridings as soon as possi-
ble. This resolution is to be acted
on at the first meeting in the new
year.

Another resolution adopted by

the Liberal‘ party woiild

‘that
again be

in, power’in’ British Columbia.
Basing sthis belief on the over-
whelming. desire df the people to

¢was that a central
publicity committee be’ establish-
ed. in: the West, Kootenay region
for the compiling and distribu-
tion of information on Liberalism

; have’. sound,: Stable gov :

and ‘its a

Foeolin.

were!.Cora’; Lee ‘Anderson, Ar- =
lene Wanless, Gayle McPherson, =~ !
and Daphne Maclean-Angus. 2

tion closed with the modeling Hy
for and|the wedding gowns. Mrs."

Brown wes arraved in the Tidal
vesture, Mrs. S. Fife and Mrs."R
sembles and Arlene Wanless and -
Gayle McPherson were. the flow-
B. Bell. Robson. first- prize and

Haines,

Mrs."
send, Mrs. S. Fife and Miss Mare

Modelling the. flirlies’ ontitts

: The evening’s finery exbite-

Graham in the bridesmaid’s en-

er-girls. See aa
' Door prize winners were: Mrs. 5

Mrs, T. Gabana, second prize.
The lucky draw-was won: by. Hy.