CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 18, 1965

“NDP Annual Meeting Held Here
_Supports Regional College Bylaw:

CALVARY

BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph, 365-7175

Across Highway Junction from By
Plaza

Family Bible. Hour 70 Ba,
Familiy: Worship

Evening Service — % 38: Pp. pan.

All Welcome

.and el-
1 Ross:

The annual meetin
ection of officers’ of

land-Trajl Constituency: NDP

Group was held in Castlegar on

suntey.

1098 1 he the fay pacer To
aa, e following, electe:

8 "Dovlle, aly piswlaent:

B. Deve “Rosiland’ ¥ice- ote:
Hoent: T, Cort miler, Kinnaird, sé-
cretary; J. Bannister, Trail, trea-
surer; K. Gaylor, Fri vale, ee:
cutive member, and'R. C, Mi fad-

docks, C: mem-

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN -
CHURCH
00 ‘a.m. Holy Communion
9.30 a.m, Holy Communion
11 a.m. Family Eucharist

7.80 p:m, Evensong — Robson

. GASTLEGAR, 9.30
LAAT TTT

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister: Rev. S.’ H. Kerr
. Morning Worship Fe am.
Sunday School 9.30 am.

ber.

The executive body was au-
thorised to set up a_ steering
committee composed of renee:
sentatives from each poll in the

riding.

A number of matters was
also considered at the meeting
with a motlon supporting the
position of: NDP Leader Tommy
Douglas in urging an end to hos-
tilities in Viet Nam. It was the
feeling of the meeting that the
present in Viet Tam

era told of being shocked and
dismayed at present. trends.

be ruined and our property, de-
valued if this trend: continues.
We should ‘push -for immediate

nd better control of develop-
Fi Sa aE aed

“Gomingo Gives
‘$1 Million To
3 Universities

Cominco has made a gift
and pledge of $1,250,000 to The
3 Universities Capital: Fund, it
was announced on Tuesday by
Allan M. McGavin and Cyrus H.

McLean, general co-chairmen.

The contribution by t the large
mining ‘and fertilizer company
is the first to be. made public
during the current phase of ad-
vance gifts activities for develop-| ;,
ment and expansion of the three

is dangerous in the
hostilities “must stop at Bevis
prior to to

public ‘ urliversities,
News of the gift came per-

peace there. ©
The meeting also agreed
jo support the™ stort of : the

S their Charen oe access
roads.’ into the ‘Arrow Valley
following yw dam ‘develop-
ment, “This is a matter ‘of great
importance to. us all,” said one

sonal to Mr. McLean irony Ww:

president of Cominco, who sald
in’ presenting «a cheque: .

“T hope my, "sg con:
tribution will.make quite clear
our recognition of-the key role
of university education in Ca-
nada’s_ future ‘and our . whole-
hearted endorsement of this cur-

in

of the speakers, “and
our demands of the past on this
matter.”

“The Regional College will
do a great deal for our youth
and our area,” said a speaker in
introducing a motion to support | Mr.
the votd'on the Regional Col-
lege at ae end of February.
“We must do all we can asa
party and as individuals to en-
sure the success of this pro-
ject.” The motion received the
unanimous support of the meet-
Ls}

i about

A warm to
is extended to‘ everyone

[I

The Salvation Army
11°Pine Street
Sunday Services

11am. —7 p.m.
9.45 a.m. — Sunday School

Tues. 7.30 p.m. — Home League
All Ladies Invited

AQ are’ " Woleome at‘the Army

the* arent] uncontrolled de-
lopmiet an in the

ent Bri-
teh Columbia.”
Grarits from Cominco's B.C.-
pased subsidiaries, which will be

“Our whole community can | P'

made independ yy. them
wall total i well part $100,000,
trick 6 will

Kirl
be in add ition to Gomince’s git,

ment," sald" ‘orie speaker. The
meeting supported a motion to
ush for local'and regiona} plan-
ning for oF orderly 4 ‘development ofl
for ‘a greater | F'
there’ "of ‘the tax load.on small
Rr operty owners placed on large
infilistries ifthe areal eee as
Celgar, Coshitco ahd tl
Kootenay ower and ' Liga t, *
>On provinicjal and “federal
matters of immediate concern

| the’ meeting agreed to:

Support the efforts of. H.
Ww. Herridge, MP, to obtain
medical care for dependents of
war veterans ‘allowatice recipi-
ents. .

Support the efforts of the
provincial NDP'members‘of the
|| legislature to’, dleare in the
Hall. report on meal care in ein place
of the ‘meang te:
proposed by.’ the Soeial iat Credit
government in Victoria.

Make plans for the choos-

of a provinelal NDP ‘candi-
HH fe for this.riding at a nomin-
ation convention to be -held in
the fall of 196:

Sharper ‘on organization
in preparation for a possible
federal election.

On_ adjourning, the execu-
tive was instritcted to meet with
other West: Kootenay NDP
Groups on’ organization and
membership : and take ‘steps to
hold social: functions to ‘raise
funds and séek out'néw mem-
pers for. the New Democratic

Castlegar Socials

Mr:

Hockey Siandings

past two weeks the
Commercial Hockey League has
not been too busy becatise of
the bonspiel. However, now with
thine pack’ to’ normal action

Castlegar: Kinnaird area, ee

" Kindaird-Genelle Charge
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. D. L. Faris
Morning Worship
Kinnaird... if a.m.
Genelle » +o 12.30)
Sunday School

Kinnaird « ... 9.45 a.m.
Genelle’. . 9.30 am.

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“LUTHERAN CHURCH
’ SERVICES
P Sundays at 8 pm,
ee Nordic Hall, Kinnaird
: Sunday School 2 p.m.
: Rev. Harold C. Clark

Adults 75¢”

Sponsored by the Union of Youth
of the U.S.C.C.

wT teat

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE ©
791, First Ave.
Sun. SS. — 9. 55 am.
Worship Service —ilam.
Evening Service 7.30:p.m.
- Reverend — R K. Webb

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- Talent Night
SHSS AUDITORIUM

Sat., Feb. 20, 1965
7.30 p.m.

* Students 50¢

and the Juniors still
remain on top of the league.
STANDING a8 OF] LEAGUE.14

LT PT
Juniors: PA % 33 171 124 39

22 6 18.3 134 163 15

Pulpmak-
20. ers 4148 107 151 11

sity intramural
their first game in Nelson,
Dame won 4-2..Game time

‘| be at 7 p.m, on Wednesday.

'. Surprise Shower
Is Held Here For
Miss J, Harmston
A surprise shower was held
for Miss Janet Harmston recent-
ly in the United. Church hail.

Hostesses’ for the .evening
were Miss Yvonne Cristofoli and

Susan Hi: Harmeton and Miss
Elaine Ady.

' ‘When_Janet, Mrs. L. Harm-
ston and Mrs. G. Baird arrived
they were presented with lovely
corsages.

The hall was beautifully de-
corated with blue, white an

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_ Arrow Lakes. Industries Ltd.

GEOFF SCHLATTNER

LOCATED IN THE ARNASON-SCHLATTNER.
BUILDING. ON TOP OF SHERBIKO HILL

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Portable Welding -
Alloys. & Special Welding

WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE AND ‘ADD
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24-HOUR SERVICE

PHONE 365-5432

She also spen'
her son, Cpl. J. L. Hoffman, at
Cold: Lake; Alberta.

Those the United

Mrs, D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503 :
Mr. and:Mrs, P, Barlett re-

turned from: Vancouver * last

eek where their: daughter

to St, Paul's: Hospital.
Mr. ‘Floyd Johnson left for
‘angman, Sask., after spending
a -pléasdnt’ holiday at the home

Chair (17 months) was admitted t

‘of his brother and &
Me:ci and 5

0 West Wail

not!
ma as well! ps travell}
spokane and Sdattle.

to € extend our ur deepest 3 sympathy
to Mr. and Mr: reight

Thursday to attend the funeral
of. the -latter’s sister, Mrs. -W.

son to attend a
ing this ‘week,

"Melvin: Hawkins Gelebrated
his seventh birthday last Tués-
day with.a toboggan: party.

_- Cynthia Langevin celeprat-
ed her fourth * birthday «last
Thursday, with the assistance. of
six: friends, Jamis and ‘Debble

lard, Lorrie Alexander, Ale-
xandra. Belezyk, Linda (Fergu-
son and.Sandra Thederahn.

Did® you: know ?'? ?,'Hard-
to-clean tarnish can be removed
easily: from betwesn the tongs
of a fork with a pe cleaner
dipped in silver Pol

enata Socials

Mr. Harry
was a weekend oop Gf Ke ae “the
home of Mr. and: Mrs. Peter
Peters.
“..Mr.-and Mrs..Fred Delorme
cen Nelson were recent visitors

"Mr, and Mrs, William Au-
bert :0f Blueberry Creek- were

Rohn.
Pearl Letkeman and
hn of Nelson were

Church Women's Presbyterial
meeting in Cranb: ‘ook for three
days last were Mes. R.
Hunter, Mrs. Wm. Easton, Mrs.

Elyere 128 168 ,8,18r 10 Js Sherbiko and Mrs, R, MacBain,

MacBain will
as branes ‘delegate the Presbytery
neve ia Nelson this week,
“Crozier and

d visitors at their homes
here.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Senue
fer of Robson. were Sunday vi-
sitors at the pS of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob  Riem

Miss Martha a Peters of Nel-
son was’ a weekend: visitor at
her home here. 5

Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. ..Camp-
| bell returned on ‘saturday from
a. winter holiday: which; took
them to: San. Diego, Los, Ange-

les and San Francisco, Calif.

who motored to Armuttone last j-

he home of Mr. and.

past st two weeks, returned home :

‘We Would like at thts tims oy

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" CASTLEAIRD ‘PLAZA

“Feb. 18th to Feb. 27th

Que. of Private Fields

ta should not on

aan
a a a i Maa
pany. of Can-

4°Former superintendent of
insurance for Canada, Mr.’ Mac-
Gregor became president of The
Mutual Life Inst: October.
Although not in favor of

is Projects

The February ‘meeting of
the Kinette Club. was held at
the Hane: of Norma Skinner,

evening < started with
the finilicing of:several projects.
candy wreaths were
found to be a big success and
it’ was -generally : felt: that it
could be greater next: year.

A mixed social was then in-

~ troduced by Kinsmen'Kurt-Bean

and Ron Westcott. The : social
is to he held in the near future.
January was a quiet month
with the exception of a: day's
outing in Rossland at the Snow
Show. .During the day
shmoosh race was run with ithe

intervention | in busl-
)i Mr, Ma sald ‘he is
sinced of t - value of guper-
visign where the savings of the
eral public must be ysnte-

'He said all companies offer-
ing long-term savings plans, in-
ment oe pension funds, invest-
ment certificate companies and
mutual/funds, should be subject
to supervision to ensure pay-
ment of their obligations'to the
public.’ Such supervise a should | gs
bo based on. sdund principles ra-
ther. than’ the’ elaboration of: de
tailed’ rules, heva

the life in:

“Atthough competition is the
basis‘ of a frée enterprise sys-
tem, excessive competition am-
ong: financial’ institutions may
lead to unsound Practices, i if not
insolvency, and this could be
serious where] ee dntereat ee

Sh - School ey ee

Additional School Rooms
Referendum Under Study

G..C. Bissell, ‘district ‘super-
intendent of schools, reported at
last week's school board meeting
that there will pe practice: tea-
cherg © coming. into Castlegar | to
from  Victorla College, UBC and
some from’ Notre Dame Palver:
sity we year,

‘com:

ad mal rm poate S ‘have it so judg-

,| ing‘can. be done by the middle
of May.

vant? board approved the
imphries Secandary
going to. Vancouver

West Indies
Are Market

For Ganada
In the West Indies, rapidly

volved,” he sald.

lation, rising

3 standards ist ring and diver-

to
fhe larfe number of new Unit-
States life insurance. com-
panies forced to merge or rein-
sure their business, generally
because of financially unsuccess-
uw :

inettes
rest. of the day was ‘spent to-
bogganing and bob-sledding.

He noted that new com-
anies are now being formed
In Canada, and | sald that many

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‘Sewer Connections

- QUOTATIONS GIVEN

| eres

years are r for a new.
life insurance company to break
eyen. He warned that the Ife
insurance business is not one of

ack profits.

which investors should look for |‘:

the ‘economies are
creating fe SE ne but in-
creasingly challenging ‘market.
with Spportuntfies for. Canadian
exporters.

This view is by

@ EDUCATIO "

mp He Kiwanis Muste
Festiva ‘early in i

‘he board ' approved on teach-
ers attending the West Kooten-
ay. Teachers’ Convention to be
held here on’ Friday. Classes
wat not’ be in, potsion 0 on that

ate

tion for the district,
Enlarging of the home ec-
onomics program and accommo-
dation, along with): industrial
arts, is also in the planning. The
additions are within department

the “extensive charge in? achool 2

curriculum’ ‘which:'"is King
Biacal in B.C. today.
The new bus on order should
be mot ing ip app ap Bate one
ent!

:Mrs..W.
gommittees are working and set-

mino
may be inatituted for. more ef-
fi f pupils.

ting: u)
for. the forthcoming Regional
College referendum,

‘The board approved sec:
retar: ry -trenstirer C, H. King at-
tending the secretary-treasurers’

, workshop / in Kamloops - from

May 3 - 5.

Mr. Bissell reported several
workstiops are being held dur.
ing July ‘and ‘August at Victoria
University. ‘These are based on
the new chemistry, physics and

math courses which: are being
instituted in the schools in B.C,
Consideration is: being given to
having some: of District: No. 9
teachers take advantage of these
workshop:

Mr. Bissell algo reported the
additional ‘science’ laboratories
planned for the. secondary = wih

the Bank . of its
January: Business re just
issued. The review also discuss-
es the’ growing’ importatice: of
visitors from Canada in the area,
which last year'numbered more
than’ 25,000, ‘and: Canadian ‘in-
vestment: in’ the islands. :.'

“The recent changes in the

volume'and composition of trade |’.

Valley of ihe Sane
Wins Documentary
Quidoor | Fitm Award.

ov. department of recreation

branch } film.“
Swans”: has been declared by
the Michigan Outdoor Writers
Association as the best outer |

ght “Lines” and.”

‘Big
Game "Eximera Bold ay”,

also

Teceived - Honiorabie’ “mentions,
Val wans” is
ke nature

based on
conservant

ethan ;a -yearand a
‘¢ Most “of the

aie work was done by |
ard Atkins,’ assistant’ chief
ofthe pHa an who p warked ¢lose-

‘acclaim in’ cansda.

‘and conservation. photographic |-’
‘Valley | of the]

‘Canada’ and 'the West
Indies’ have ‘been’ strongly: in-
fluenced by developments in the
ielandet themselves," the BotfM

eh 365-8294
day. p: a=

ty was held ‘pecently at the ome
E. E. :Forgie ‘Thompson

iday.

Bibaie]
Easton, Mrs. G. Shepherd, Mrs.
I. McNeil and Mrs. I. (Grannie)
Swaddle. A‘ very. pleasant after-
noon was.enjoyed and delicious
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs, K. A:
Ross, the dqughters of Mrs: Dun-

“pireent visitors ‘at. the home
of Mr: end Mrs..Gedrge Ander-
son were‘Mr.'and Mrs, Allen
gers and: daughter. Rovanne of
Kelowna: ‘Mrs: Rogers ‘is Mr.
‘Anderson's ‘sister

The ‘films’ were in ti
tion with entries’ from all net
‘of the’ United States and “Can-
ada Submitted by by the country’s

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6 dis-
trict Sir Guides with Guidars
Mrs. R.’ Bro; Mrs.’S.' Dewis, Mrs.
D, Hiebert’ and ‘Mrs. H. John:
son, : District * Commissioner, at-
tendeis ‘a music session in’ Trail.

who peopled reaaportation:
8. H. Jolagon was a Trail

vito ‘on Frida:
Emily Hillough, atter

Spanien the week visiting her
arents. Mr. and Mrs, Jim il
ough: and attending her: grand:
mother’s:funeral, left Sunday aan
return to. Revelstoke where she
is teaching... -
Guests .at the home ‘of Mr.
and‘Mrs. John Dunlop for a’few
days were Mr. and Mrs. A. Ditt-
rich of Kamloups, brother-in-law.
and sister of Mrs. Dunlop who

‘were attending the funeral’ of
Mrs, Dittrich’s mother. Mrs. Kil-
lough.”

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Washington see Dau Hirt rt

Bs Enky quiet, Saou! elegant
hotel ‘accommodations right

dining room and lounge.
Entertainment. Roof-top.
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sutive. Offices, The Olympic, Seattle,

. TONS

; Amnprior, | Dats fro, April
“Mr. bal

‘are
department plans and. will. b
set-up‘ to comply with thelr
requirements and program.

These labs. are now being
considered and will be included
in'the proposed referendum for
additional school .. accommoda-

Kinnaird
Carl Loeblich’ My ts Fone
nicipal “civil: defence ‘cour: a8

the
trely” at federal government ex:
pense,”

a | #8

cient.
‘The board has been advised
by the Village’ of Castlegar and
the Renata‘ and Deer Park re-
presentatives that they have ap-
proved the school kere ict pro-
Bosed budget “for 1
“The board has yon advised
that the CPR will be removing
the old station at’ Glade. This
will eliminate a hazard‘ at the
railroad crossing. The bus-driver
will then have clear vision along
rail Beer

’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 18, 1965
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