10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 23, 1964

IN PEASY AEE et LAN TYR (BOOHER TAM BOL Care bcaR Pe

Cominco Strike Short Lived

(continued from pago one)
took place ‘late Friday night in
the Crown Point Hotel in Trail,

General manager Morris said

depending upon classification, a!
retroactive to March 1 this year.

@ Wage increases ranging
between! 10 sents and 14.5 conta
lupo n

first ‘time, “the . right to: deal
with schedules

@ it provided for “protec-
‘Bon against automation. is

that in making the
Bie company was cr influenced
he devast-
strike fa) the

ment,”

Highlights of the settlement
follow:

@ Deletion of wage classi-
fication No. 1 entlrely.

@ A base labor rate of $2.-
145 retroactive to March 1 of
this year, increasing to $2.' 245 at
March 1, 1965.

March oN 1965.

‘A modified form of the

defined work week which, as far
as possible, will giva every em-
;| ployee two consecutive days of
rest and overtime payment if
they are required to ‘work on,
those days. The days may not]
'necessarily be Saturday” and
Sunday in each week.

Four weeks vacation af-
ter 20 years services, instead of
after 25 years.

@ The work week to con-
plet of an “average” 40 hours

@ A 26-month
@ Wage increases ranging
between 10 cents and 21 cents

plan’
@ A “maintenance of rate”
provision, under which men
d from one plant to

NOTICE

BARRIE’S BARBER
SHOP

Will be closed for holidays
from July 28 — Aug. 10

IUGR AA

lomaast pelteined om

@ Our SHOME » EAT" Service
man is in the field now to
give your furnace it's FREE

your. co-operation

i te ahold advise
parts to avold ‘fut-
be trouble, and no-heat

lems,
The cost for parta may
small a the satisfaction

Ps
yours pete lvl) ALL THI

another because of ‘“‘technolo-
gical changes” shall not be dem-
oted more than one wage grade.
t ) laintenance of wage
rates and plant seniorities in the
Heats of pant mergers; and cre-
in

a man’ cannot be semoted
than one wage grade in t!
ent of technological develo,
ment. There is no such thing
any other Canadlan contract, It
is ‘our attempt to provide pro:
tection against automation.’

- Robson ‘Socials «

‘Mrs, A, Sanford, Ph. 365-5883
and Mrs. David M. Ads-
head had as their guests for two
weeks, Mrs. Adshead's mother,
Mrs, W. K. McDonald and her
brother. and sister, Bill Jr. and
Ginny of Picton, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. P, L. Swifts
had a recent visit from Mrs.
Swift's sister, Miss Helen Tal-
bot and ‘Mrs, Bob Fulton of
Vancouver,

Mrs. Maurice Lesy and

1B Oi!
the event of routine transfer,
after 90. days of service in the
new plant, and of plant seniority

after one year.

Murphy said the pro-

posed settlement was notable
in two respects:

@ It; gave the union, for the

LLL TT
PUBLIC NOTICE

Dally Vacation Bible School

July 27 to 31, — Aug. 8 to T
.680 énch evening from Mon.
to Fri. at the Gospel Hall, Sth
‘Ave. and Elm St. Castlegar.
Bible ‘stories and’ instruction, °
games and handicrafts which
all will enjoy. — Please come
and bring friends, 2

SMITHS

61 CRESCENT ST. —

PLUMBING &
HEATING

3401 — CASTLEGAR, B.C,

TTA

have been staying in
Shoreacres | with her mother,
Mrs. Olychick.

Mrs, Clara Graham of Ro-
berts Creek, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Graham and sons Melvin and
Danny, have been guests at the
home of Mrs. Graham's sister
and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robert-
son and family of Vancouver
spent a few days with the J. G.
Robertson family. a

peererec Treinen nsrertaerer

Men‘ 's Dress OXFORDS

Made in ‘England
Sevile My

Regular’ ‘Price $21 95

SPECIAL

for 2 days only

Friday and Saturday .

(SAVE $5.00)

Ladies”: WHITE PUMPS high heels

REGULAR PRICE: $11.95

REDUCED TO...

‘$6.95 pr.
(SAVE $5.00) :

eat Ladies’ SANDALS |

A large assortment of white -and ‘colors
Regular Price of some as high as $6.95

TO GLEAR AT $1.49 pr.

“(a real saving)

T-SHIRTS & POLO SHIRTS

Stanfield’s T-Shirts - white, black or cocoa

"Sizes SM-L $450 - $1.75 $1.95
Knitted POLO SHIRTS

We still. have a large’ assortment

al $I 98 - $2.95 - S380:

vrelit is
lya patient ‘in the Castlegar Hos-
pital and we wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. Jack Smith’ of Kitimat,
svent'a few days visiting in
Robson, and has returned home
actompanied by ae father and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

ind Mrs.

ther, Mr. Cecil Larocque and
other relatives.

Misses Dawne and Lynne
Sanford are spending this week
at,Camp Galilee and Miss Joy | 51
eee is there as a council-

DOUBLE SERVING OF LIPSTICK’

Buy: Convertitle Upstick Case, With

ceay Upstick In dazzling shades,
ree: Extra Pink-Capped Lipstick Re-

Hi In fashion pinks, corals, reds.

9.00 value HOW.

NAAT

SAVE UP T0 52%
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~ Once-A-Year Beauty Sale

Buy One...Get A Beauty Bonus Frees .
-ForA Complete Beauty Treatment!

A RATURA LOOK THAT USTs
ALLDAYL

Boy: Silk Fashion ies Make-up.
Brings prettiest features Into focus!
Free: Silk Fashion Face Fowder.

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275veue now 300

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sane

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* Bop Desp Cleanser with Penetrel,
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Free: Sidn Dew Motsturizer. All day

beauty treatment for dry skin! is

3.62 value now] 79

WASH AWAY BLACKHEADSS * ~

py: Beauty Washing Grains. Foam-
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“Water Lily”. Pore Lotion. Med-
ated lotion tones, refines,

2.50 value ROW 50

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Bey: 2-Speed Home Permanent, Free:

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Boy: Headliner char groom, Free: Cofor Tone: Shampoo. Concentrate.
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CASTLEGAR | ‘DRUG

Corner of’ Pine and Columbia

2.60 value now 1.50
snow 125

flow 200
Froty Heaven Sent Bath Powder. eis
2) 287 value new 2.25

© 2.25 NalUs aw 1.23

365-3911.

Rai-
pe ’s sister, and a a brothers
and their families.

and Mrs. Lawrence
Teasdale and Arthur of Paradise
Valley, Alberta and Mr. and.
Mrs. Harry Teasdale, Jean and
of Vermilion, Alberta,

dise Valtey.

: Mr, and Mrs, W. Barrett of
Vancouver recently spent'a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert|§
Mare and ‘with relatives in

Mr..and Mrs. James Porter’
had as guests last week Mr. iy

.|well and Mrs,

‘Trail and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wat-
son of Seotand

T, Webster is visit-
ing ees jin ‘Vancouver fora

few days.

The C. Nygaard family have
taken up. residence : at ‘their |)
farm at Beasley. Bluffs...

be th feet
Hi heaps tad tis
twent bafo:

“hy ive vitally
thse. the: design of t
ers he wears: is cor,

|. ATTACATCRARTA

Sa a AT

“BiG-GUY” HIP SLIMS = 14" cuffs

Trim-Slim look in heavy woven twill,. in blue

Sizes a0 to 36 $A, 85 Br Ren

2 hour FREE. PARKING to our customets on
- our Parking Lot - Entrance on ‘Pine’ St.

co IRE

3.95 o 7.95 ie 9.95

We: still: have‘ a good
supply of Ladies’
SHIFTS.
in cotton or ‘rayon \

Solid colors or
beautiful prints ©

Girls’ SHIFTS ©
Girls’.

SWIM. SUITS

Sizes 2.6K. & 8-14

Cotton’ Prints
Sizes 4-6X & 7-10

urs co CAMPING! .

DEAL FOR TENTING ARE PEDAL
PUSHERS IN ASSORTED SIZES

AND COLORS

. e5: 98 & $6.98

SHORTS IN: ASSORTED COLORS ae

AND SIZES. :

02-98 & $3. 98 |

: COTTON: KNIT TOPS: IN STRIPES wae

OR PLAIN eon

$2.98 & $3. 98°

FOR SUN BATHING OR A QUICK ‘DIP IN
THE LAKE WEAR A
: SEA QUEEN BATHING SUIT $10.95 to $19: 95

_FOR THE EVENING, WEAR A COOL.

COLORFUL SHIFT ..

- $8.98 to $12.98

Provincial Library, *
Farliament -Butldings, :
Victoria, B.c.
Dec. .31/87654)) "

VOL! 17, No, 81

Official opening
.ing» has ‘bee!

The Castlegar Develop ent ;
Monday. Hlent -

Assn. was-formed.
‘at’a spe

ane formation’ of ‘the: Asso-
tion was prompted by‘ the

and. w, ‘directors. .

ing regulations es been
De: elect- by some, 800 residents, it n ale eal;
‘vice-chairman; Anothest Pes

“outcry against ; the Parking ar- |

Hirtle;- secretary © a nd
R Goulet, M. Scott, J. Wilson Shorty t to o alselss the prea
P. Ogh fully. F

’ tirely jastifioa: *

The spokesman told ‘com:-] during::the

missioners, that: normal main-
tenance of the line: will o1 n-
volve the: village flushing it out

b: req gz tw

prises.such divisions 41 as Tacés

Ale One of the most presti
| covéted: fitles.a: a. sai = win
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crochet, househol
‘children nous ld linen, small

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"10 CENTS PER COPY

- to get on with the job of hegotiahing swithout
‘and ‘with:

andies,  jelli

‘canned foods,

Two Big paar Specials

FRIGIDAIRE FROST-PROOF

Ref spate F Sezer ae

» Canada's’ surviving: veterans’ of ‘World: War

Iowill:b

ing ‘their memories -back: next. week; on; the S0th anniver ary;

Soon in’ acti

d

‘clared waron Gerniany Auge 24; and Cc
ay anadian: troops 'w
Faces of- the ‘soldiér: Pecever

‘reports of fiiveniles jumping the
sit

a to iobsite ‘to ‘seekempl ent.”
All: recruiting is being Pondled

the
Service. In order to be

ge
Junior. Secondary Schi aS
Kinnaird, immediately adjacent: to * that
It is’ expected that clas
Tooms and> administrative offices’ will “h

—_— Castlégar News. Photo

ed for employment on these pro-
jects workers must be re; eistorea [|
with ‘the : National Employment |
Service office serving their,area

the “public ‘in: St.: Martin’
f | In the ‘course

Given the ee between a
ngthy. term: paper: and :a.dra-
matic: production,’ students of
ithe Summer, Session English 200
‘class at Notre Dame University
of Nelson are usily, working on

rsday, July ‘30, the:
will present their’ Project re
hall.

an hour ‘they

‘from. the ‘days |
"lot the early English trope to the

o ‘minute’ vignettes will

be presented from’ the: myste:
plays, miracle~ plays, Matiowe,
Shakespeare, Sheridan & .Shaw-
Vie oniof Naramata, as nar-
rator will:weave them

committee -working on authenti-
city is: made up'of Sister. Marie

ry | Georgette, Sister Marie

Sister Albina, and Sister St.-Al-
ine, all: of: Vancouver. : Other

-Each of the'15 members of
the class, working. ; topether on
the? joint “project, ‘will: take
on Parts. Producer is Mr. Wil:

members of ‘the cast Miss
Marie Bach,’ Aire,

Ro-
salie ‘Watson; Kimberley; Dick
Wayling, : Castlegar; George.
se-| Bronchu, Penticton; Terry

‘Nelson;’ Mrs.“Irene Gallo,
Trail; Miss Florie Chang-Castillo,
3] Hong Kong; ‘Miss Lucille Benton,

Trail; and Vincent Suen, ‘Hong

rk 'Joe Logelin’
the . village before
paymant:as.Com

k fence late at‘ nigh

\s.-feared. there .may:.

lism: of Bark: seaulpnien re

ley are among 400 cadets attendin; from
both ‘Alberta ‘and’ B.C. They: an fo
left to:right, F/L‘J.:R..C. MacBain,
‘Hyson,..cadets Dow, Jackson, New-
lohnson‘ and: ‘Vaessen: and:

et

aki,’ Jankola, .

right,
~ MacBain, Leduc, Dubrovitz and ‘Lucas.)'A
busy program of. drill, lectures on Ieader-
ship, organized ‘sports,’ tours, ‘rifle handl-
ing and firing, and flying in an RCAF Ex--
peditor. aircraft ‘round ‘out the two’ weeks
of: sete at. the: