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Community

This is the third of a series
of articles by Kenny N, Stewart
of Fernie dealing with commun.
ity development in other parts of
Canada and the U.S. It offers
suggestions on ways and means
of improving local conditions

By KENNY N. STEWART

“Know thyself — the truth
shall make you free.” To know
thyself is the basic theme of this
article, How are we to do this so
that this knowledge can help us?

To help ourselves as a com-

munity it is first necessary that
we know

Action Comes

From Realization of Needs

opinion and to get everybody
to take an active part, the
smaller group is more likely to
achieve this result.

Organization of the study
group should be as simple as pos-
sible.

There should be a general
chairman, secretary, an advisory
committee of six to cight mem-
bers, a secretarial committee to
et wi the clerical work, and

Annahelle Horcoff

Honored at Shower

‘Annabelle. Horcoff, Septem-
ber bride-elect, was honored at a
suprise cup-and-saucer shower re-
cently at the home of Mrs, Nick
Koochin. . =

On their arrival at the show-
er, Miss Horcoff and her méther,

D. Burrows Joins Police

Douglas Burrows, son of Mr. ‘

and Mrs. J. E, Burrows of Kin-
nalrd, hag been accepted into the
Vancouver police force after wrl-
ting entrance exams for the past
three months,

Mr, Burrows, who is married,
enters the Vancouver police aca-
demy Monday.: Prior to his join-
ing the police force, Mr. Burrows
spent five years in the Canadian
army, one year of which hé Spent
in Germany,

Mrs, Nick Horcoff, were presen-
ted with
Guests enjoyed games through-
out the evening aiter Which the
lovely bride-to-be was presented
with many cups and saucers,

A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs, Ricks Heochin and co-

MUSIG STUDIO OPENING

ENROLL NOW FOR MUSIC LESSONS ON

PIANO ACCORDION

Mrs. Mitch Hw chenate Bingo prize
winners adh Me George Nev-

& group o: leaders ta
lead the’ discussion of the various
small groups,

‘There is also the need for the

— not only just our friends
and neighbors, but all the other
People, young and old, who live
in the community.

We must know our good
points and our faults in order
that we may capitalize on one
and.correct the other. We must
know them; not just guess at
them!

Community action comes
from a need or series of needs
which must be recognized by all
the people within the community,

We must learn to

of a number of spec-
jal research committees which
meet independently of the study
group.
These are the key committees
— the sparkplugs of the entire
development, These are the
fact-finding committees that
conduct the actual surveys and
investigations that are needed
by the study group and aro es-
sential to the success of the

program.
‘They will report from time
to time to the study group on the
of their ii

ourselves and each other, We
must learn to appreciate the oth-
er person’s problems and view-
points. This is the prime object
of the study group — the first
step in

pat the shower were: Mrs, Nick
‘Horcoff, Mrs. Nick,Kinakin, Mrs,

'Mrs, George Nevakshonoft, Mrs,

J tte Andro-
soff and rig Mike Popoft,”

‘Another prize winner was
Miss ‘Kay Falle. Those present

GUITAR & PIANO:

ACCORDIANS AND GUITARS AVAILABLE
FOR RENT

REGISTER ON SEPT. (7th

3:00 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M.

John Koochin, Miss Kay Falle,

Ray McCreight.

Mrs, Nick Koochin, Mrs. Mit-
ch Chernoff, Mrs, Alex Hoodi-
koff, Miss Jeanette Androsoff,
Mrs, Alex Poznicov, Mrs, Sammy
Popotf, Mrs, Pete Koochin. AT

Mrs, Andy Popoff, Mrs, Fred
Nazaroff, Miss Elaine Chernoff, y
Mrs. Mike Popoff, Miss Florence MARLANE HOTEL BANQUET ROOM
Cherndoff, Mrs. Alex Swetlish-
koff, Mrs, soln Konkin and Mrs.

The will

vary according to the needs of
the community. Following is a
list used by some communities:

1. Boundary Committee; 2.

The first object is

Committee; 3, Com-
munity 01 rey

the study group, This group
should be as as

4, Church Committee; 5, Govern:

le. .

It should include people from
EVERY local organization and al-
so those who do not belong to any
organization,

It should include all the oc-
cupational groups —, miners, lum-
fermen, office workers, house-
wives, etc, male and female,
Yyoung.and old, The more that
take part the better the study
will be.

‘The kind of action envisioned
by the community study group is
a fundamental change in the
whole spiritual and cultural fab-
rile of community life.

It means not only long-range
planning -for the community’s
physical facilities, but greater

BEST

IN THE GREAT

NORTHWEST

BREWED IN THE
KC 00 TENAYS TO
KOOTENAY TASTES

7 ¥28%-10

This 3 by the Liquor
Control Board or dehy ae ‘Government of British Columbia.

economical stability, which is

ment Ci

6, Social Agencies Commit-
tee; 7..Library Committee; 8. Ec-
onomic Development Committee
with (a) Sub-Committee on Trad-
es and Services, (b) Sub-Commit-
tee on Industry, (¢) Sub-Commit-
tee on Agriculture.

9, Beautification Committee;
10, Education Committee; 11.
Health Committee; 12. Recrea-
tion Committee; 13, History Com-
mittee; 14, Publicity Committee.

Next week it is proposed to
examine some of these commit-
tees and outline what their spec-
ial work is.

Letter, to Editor
Dear
Pronents for Castlegar fer-

something we have lacked in
the past, i

The over-all community stu-
dy group should be composed of

‘las many ppeople from the com-

munity, a3-dré interested in the
it of their

In some communities this
group has amounted to over 1,000
people; in others much less. This
group meets once a week to
study, analyze and discuss their
community and its problems.

Basie to this group and meet-
ing separately at regular inter-
vals are the varlous fact-finding

needed: for intelligent discuss{on
and planning-by the study group.
.. Each week there will be one
subject for general discussion

vided into groups of 12 to.20
.. People which, under a leader,
* + will discuss the samme question

or subject,
: After discussion is ‘completed
for uae. evening, the ‘groups re-
assemble;and the group leaders
‘under eneral chairman, report
on the 2 Xesults of the various dis-
cussion groups.

The purpose of dividing the
Jarger groups into smaller ones
ip fo promote free discussion that

is difficult, if not impossible, with
the larger groups,

People who are shy or hesl-
tant in speaking before a large
group will be more likely to give
their opinions before a_small
apne

one of the prime ener
ives is to obtain EVERYONE'S

“NEWSPAPER ,
ADS DIG UF
SALES,

MANAGER WANTED

SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD. i for

office shortly in C: stl

must be resid

of District, over 25 years of age,

Pp some pri ious k experience (preferably in sales), and ©

high-school education.

Position offers excellent salary and working conditions.

Apply by letter only immediately giving full -particulars of back-

Try or

chains would be a good idea so
one does not- come down the
ramp to find a black glove wav-
ing all cars to the other side.

g 1 and experience to Mr.-J. L: Gourlay, Superintendent, Catalogue

Sales Offices, ¢/o Si s-S.

, B.C,

Casilegar

"AND

District

FRIDAY & SATURDAY.

SEPT. S&19

IN THE ARENA.

MAKE A POINT TO:BE THERE.
OFFICIAL: OPENING FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M.
BY. DONALD’ BROTHERS, M. L.A. -
Entertainment Friday. Night
. LEGION: BAND.

Entertainment Saturday Night
TRAIL NAVY LEAGUE :

St, Rita’s Roman Catholic Church

Rev. E. A. Brophy,
Sunday Masses at

P.P. 5th at Elm Street
8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

Mass at Genelle at 7 p.m,

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue
10:30 a.m. Sunday School — 7:30 p.m. Family Service
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. — Young People’s Hour

Thursday, 7

7:45 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada

Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m,
Castlegar —: Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Sundays at 9 am. in the Twin Rivers Hall

The Presbyterian

Church of Kinnaird

Public Worship at 11 a.m.
i Church School at 10 am.
Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30 oo
Rev. M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D.

The Anglican Church
Sunday,’ September 20

| Castlegar: 9:am and 11 am — Kinnaird: 8 am and 7.30 pm

The Rev. H. 1. G. Ragg, rector, will conduct services

The Pentecostal Tabeinacle
Sunday School - 10 a.m. — Morning Worship - 11 a.m.

Evangelistic - 7: sau pas

— Prayer and Bible Study,
at 7:30 p.m.

Young People’s 's Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Baptist Church — Sth ane

CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five

cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a

Home on Columbik Ave., two
bedrooms, kitchen, . large Ilving
room with fireplace, bathroom,
small den, “full basement, new
garage, fruit trees, lawns, gas
furnace and TV cable. Phone
5101 or 5168, 35

charge of 50 cents. The ad
can run three weeks for th
price of two if there are no
changes to be made fn sub-
sequent wecks, a
There !s a 25 cont bil
ling charge for classifie
ads not paid for by 12 noor

Two-bedroom house in Kin-
naird, full basement, easy terms,
Phone 4738, ttn‘

Spacious four-bedroom home
on approximately half acre, lv-
Ing room with fireplace, dining
roon;, oll heat, Robson, Banigan,
phone 4547.

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“ rl Noe

. FOR RENT

Room and board or suites.
Phone 9781,

eranineircrmaniren user mci ete emennerramnanaatnn seamen en nln AAtirnd tenet

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 17, 1959

Space for two trailers, also
double garage. "Phone crake Cas:
tlegar, 335

Rooms, also bachelor suite.
A. Hewitt, Robson road. 335

Four-room heated apartment

35 | available Oct. 1, electric stove.

Phone 2773 or apply 647-6th Ave.
187

Business space with, four-
room living quarters. Central. sae

335] Maple, Castlegar,

of the date of

Engagement notices, ob
ituarles and cacds of thanks
of “usual” length are pub
Nshed at a flat charge of $1

*Two-story home with four
bedrooms in Kinnaird, full base-
ment, coal and wood furnace.
Phone 5329, 33

Newly

No further
ads will be accepted from
overdue accounts,

Deadline for classified
ads is 12 noon

eight-room
house in “good Kinnaird location.
Two complete bathrooms, {deal
for duplex, Easy fering: Phone
208-L, Nelson. 336

‘Fwo-room partly Turnished
modern house. Apply Oswald Me
tors or phone 3751,

Two-bedroom unfurnished
hotise, Phone 6021.

A clean four-bedroom home
in Kinnaird for rent to respon-
sible tenants, Write Box ,490G,

previous to the day of issue.
ene eee eel

Five-room house and other

under

FOR SALE

Geod building lots in pine
naird, Phone 2738, tin 1

sytst close

buildings on 160-acre ranch, farm |:

Four-room suite, furnished or
unfurnished, 412 Ivy St. Phone
6491, 187

News, 337

: Maat tyre or
eit ULeER.

HAKUUYE ISLAND, DiscovERED By.”

Poe BAFFIN,

a Opaee AON AEE ORS
= r) YEARS BECALIERE

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin-

to school and tore: $4,000, Fred
A. Kazakoff, Winlaw. ~ (337

~~ Four-roomed house in Sher-

Two cribs with mattresses.
Apply 3703rd Ave.

biko subdivision, heavy, duty wi-
ring, full basement. Full price

‘BUSINESS

DIRECTORY

a GAR
FQNERAL HOME
| DEDIGATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

ALEX CHEVELDAVE

J. 1, LAUGHTON’
Box 881 — C BO.

Coal and wood heater, ted
tank with electric

$7,200, $3,000 down, M. Hetman,
Phone 4182, . 337

art

TV apar'
ment. Phone 5282 eter 5 pm, ‘or
call at 82 Cedar ‘St, 137

Furnished self-contained
heated apartmont, hot and cola|
water. Phone 4421, 137

and acts

recent sad and loss

ed per da: isi Wheel alee
r day. Ken's
gare thanks or for the Eee ent, phone 2472.

Single bed, oil drum =e

of fininest received during our! stand. Phone 5458.

of our dearly beloved husband
lin, Spectal ‘thanks ‘to Father'E.

ground-

Ply 133-4th Ave., Kinnaird, 35

Four-bedroom house at Main
and Cedar East. ‘Priced to sell.

153 Plymouth, will take older
car or pick-up for part

Phone 2161. - + 137

Phone 7311. - 137

'_Four-bedroom home with

48-inch continental bed,
chrome high chair, Phone 9267 or
apply 34 Columbia Ave. 137

suite in

fas location, gas furnace, fruit
trees, garage. Reasonable for
quick sale,, Phone 4191. 337

52 Pontiac in good shape,
box trailer with tall

Outstanding se its amount of

hitch and tarp, baby buggy and
grib, Phone 4351 or 743 Columbia
Ave.

OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours
w-12 1:30 - 5:08
PHONE: 2581 E

GENERAL BUILDING
CIORS &

BO, Land
448 Columbia Avenue

Castlegar
Phene SS Box

Plumbing and Heating

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 240 — Phone 2161

i NORA'S i
HAIR DRESSING PARLO!
A complete beauty ‘service
by appointment
PHONE 5386
Nora Majesgey

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD °
OPTOMETRIST .
Wed, 2:30 te 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021

UNITED TRUCKING
Daily Freight Service
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Nelson
PHONE
Castlegar 2521

: SMITHS
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401 and 7261:

EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
Ww. r- Phone 6091

M. EL MecCORQUODALE
B.C, fand Surveyor -

1284 Bay Avenue, Trail. -

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS
PHONE S155 or 2181

D. FOX

Shields’ Vacuum Shop

Repairs and Service on all]
makes of

Channel 4 antenna, lead-in
cable and switch. Phone 5289, 137

7) with knotty cedar and

ar-
rangement, Two” neaeoons: up,
two down. Rumpus room finished

floor suite with large. sun porch,
unfurnished, Heat and water sup-
plied. Wired for range. 2% miles
from ferry in Robson directly
across from Celgar warehouse.
Phone 5405. tin37

‘A. Brophy, A. K. Me-

ses and staff of' the Castlegar
hospital and the Castlegar Fun-
eral Home. ~

‘The McLaughlin: Family,

and father, Lawrence McLaugh-| 4!

Apple pickers wanted. Phone
573. 13t

qualified persons inter.

Any
Intyre, Dr. A. D. Johnson, nur- ested in teaching night school

classes please contact LE. Cam

tell, phone 5103. Instructors re-
quired for, typing, English for

New Canadians, Ladies’ Keep ns

NOTICES

It’s time to install furnaces,
etc, For plumbing and heating
supplies, phone 2161, Castlegar
Building Supply, 632

tiling. Gas heating, floors like
mirrors, any garage with

TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Mar-
tink, tin

LEGAL

LAND ACT

Lease Land

Freestone peaches, Apply at
phone 2321 for delivery,

cor-
ner lot 60- a "00 feet. An excel-

Phillip Wanjoft's, Robson, or lent family home. Owner leaving
. Wi

town must sell. G

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
Box. 303, Castlegar. &

Village of C:
British Columbia.

i
consider trade for Castlegar de-

‘Channels 2 and 6 antennas,
40-foot mast. and equipment,
Phone 5237. 137

sirable Droperty. Write or phone:
ROSSLAND REALTY, 6-4676, gi-
ving all particulars. 337

. Beauty parlor, 76 Ps St,
Castlegar, B.C. Alice

Ready Mix Concrete , Company
Limited of Trail, occupation, con-

Phone 4631, 337

crete intends to
apply fora Tease af the following

People tell us they have an

Corner lot. 19 in Shewehuk
subdivision. ‘prely: W. Evin, Slo-
can: Park. 337

;
* Pony ‘35MM Kodak camera
and GE meter (type

. One Kenmore - oil heater,
coal-and-wood furnace.
2657 after 5 p.m,

‘Tomatoes, Italian prunes, Ap-
ply Sam Mazur, 527-Sth Ave.,
Castlegar. 137

“Phone | 3031.

PR-3) Substanclal reward, Phone
ie tin27

Mobile Homes .

time, see them now. L.
Quance, Robson. 137

Fruit jars, coalvand-wood
stove, two, dozen pint jars, Phone
137

Bartlett pears. It’s canning | F cars
a Trucks, ete. accepted

as trade-in,
Terms up to 5 years .
Look for the sign

t ai Ges
Interior Mobile

Wealthy apples, f wood-and-
coal range with new grate, also
heater. Apply H. H. sclloneh
Box 258, Kinnaird.

Homes Limited

App. 1 mile South
187/ of Castlegar

SMITH BOARDING KENNELS
“The Home ‘For, Your Pet whéa|
You're Away”
Accommodation for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C:
PHONE 9004-3

Open: eyenings ph. 4321

. | 3602. x

average of 12 calis a day when
they advertise houses or suites
for rent in the Castlegar News:
If you have a house or suite for
rent advertise it In the Castlegar
News and be sure of results. 333

described lands;

‘Commencing at a post plant-
ed at the north east corner of
Block 74 of Lot 181 Kootenay

on the west bank of the Colum-
bia River; thence,due east 300

Get your curling sweaters
made now. Phone 7241, 336

Be sure to attend the SHHS
PTA meeting at thé high school
cafeteria at 8 p.m. Sept. 28.

Enjoy-flowers in mid-winter.
Dutch bulbs are now in. Baby
budgies make lovely pets. HEL-
EN'S. FLOWER SHOP, phone

1

Regular monthly meeting of
the WA to ‘the Castlegar Hos-
Lene will be held Monday at 8

m,in the-Auxiliary room at the

hospiat Members and new mem-

ENSURE }

For All Your

Hoover Sales Rep.
_Trade-Ins Accepted ©
14306 Bay-Tratt Phone 445

‘6 A. SUMNER

FUENITURE MOVING
Long, Distance
Anvil

Eremenko Bullding
PHONE 2021

WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply all your

Phone 7112
DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED
Birthday Cakes

+ Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE 3241
GREEP‘'S ELECTRIC
: CONTRACTING

PHONE 7
Castlegar 2521 — Trall 191
Nelson 1471 *
|_UNITED TRUCKING _|
HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES |
Phone 8181—Kinnaird, BO.
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND .
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

CENTRAL SHOE
&. LEATHER ‘REPAIR
PHONE 4621 :
We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
‘Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. ta 8:58 p.m.
Not just another place to eat,
But the place te eat another
PHONE 3831

LLS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
.anywhere on the Arrow

Lakes, yi
Phone 433%

Arrow Lakes Ferry
rvice .
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Wharf:

‘

INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
*, Phone 3441
ANDERSON
| AGENCIES;

SASH

AND

DOORS

In All: Popular Styles _
e

WINDOW AND. DOOR
FRAMES — Gi IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS
Agents For —
Pearson Sashless Win-
dows and All Seated. Units

CASTLEGAR.
SASH AND DOOR
WORKS ..-

PHONE 3211

The David Thompson Stamp
Club will meet at the home of
James Toogood, 476-3rd Ave.
Monday, Sept. 28 at 7.30 p.m All
‘adults interested please attend.

237| Said south-east corner of Block

37 | or less, for the purpose of gravel

FOUND

Glasses, light-colored frame,
lens held in place with solder.
Owner may have by claiming at

this ad.

feet; thence south. west 1600 feet
more or less to a,point due east
of the south east corner of Block
73, Lot 181, Plan 650; thence dué
west 300 feet more or less to the

%3;. thence: in a general north-
easterly direction along the said
west bank of the Columbia River
to the point of commencement
‘and containing 11%% acres, more

quarrying.
McGauley Ready Mix Con-
oe Co. Ltd.
per: D, G. Biomauley, mer.
Dated: Soueater 4, 195! 437

bapredll USED CARS.
1951 Chev, $250.

* . 1952 Meteor Hardtop, real
clean, $850,

1949 “Hiiman, $85.
. TERMS AVAILABLE

Phone Keith, 5247

Castlegar |News and paying for
tin37

THUR., FRI, SAT.,

A CRY IN.

” MAUREEN oO HARA

PLUS

FIRE OVER AFRICA

ONE SHOWING 7.45 P.M.

SEPT. 17-18-19 6

‘THE NIGHT

SNaEOr an CAREY

Notice of Intention to’ Apply to| through th

Take notice that McGauley

District, Plan 650,. being. a point}

LT

21 ATA :

Elk Drive-In

We would like to express our

thanks and appreciation ta ail

thosd who 50 kindly helped us

e ordeal of our recent

bereavement and to the Unions,

Gilpin-Kaiser, and the Castlegar
Home."

In Land Recording District
of Kootenay and situate on the| Puneral
Columbia River, at or near the
Province of

The Semenoff Family.

AEE
FIALA’S

For Beauty
Above Bank of Montreal.
jcustom Hair Styling
By Trophy Stylists
Z Phone’ 5260
Hours: From 9 ta 5.20
Monday to Friday
Open Until Noon Saturdays
33 Pine St. Castlegar

LAE
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CASTLE

THEATRE

THURS. — FRI. — SAT.

Legend?

WALT DISNEY’S.
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TECHNICOL OR * accom

‘SAL MINEO
FOSTER = dae y SES FETT

CHILDRENS ADMISSION
THIS ENGAGEMENT
MAT. & EVE. 25c

MON. - TUES. - WED.

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT