CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 29, 1959

Brothers Reply

(continued from page one)

equivalent of 340,000 H.P, of
electricity. In the way of freight
some 25,700 raliroad cars come
into the plants each year, The
also p $9,600,.
00 in the way of ore and con-
eentrates and $17,000,000.00 in
manufactured supplies.

A lot of plant workers, how-
ever, over a period of years have
moved to adjacent villages and
munioipalities, have constructed
their homes and have contributed
greatly to the of

LEGION CORNER

The Annual Branch Banquet
of No, 170 was held In the Legion
Hall Friday evening with a smal:
ler attendance than in the past
years, which was quite disap-
pointing to the committee in
charge.

.President Jas, Leckie pre-
sided and as Master of Ceremon-
jes called for the usual round of
toasts which were all responded
to- sultably.

The ladies of St. Alban's
Gulld  prepared-and served a
lovely dinner and many were the
comments on the quality of the
food and the fine manner in
which it was served.

Herb Pitts, Publicity Chair-

We feel that it was a victory
when the D
agreed to place the Galeatlen of
freight rates before the House
at Its present: sitting and think
that, our Attorney-General's
stand had a great deal to do with
this decision.

When ‘these dual questions
of power and freight rates have
been settled, the future of our|derful programme carried on by
area Js unlimited.- the minister of highways will

Dealing with the | of] ce during the}z
the day facing British Columbia,| coming’ year. His programme
I know that the Social Credit gov-| means a great deal to the citl-
ernment will attack all of the|zens of my riding in, particular
Problems with its usual vigour.| since we are expecting that the

I know that the Premier's] Kinnaird-Paulson link of High-
Policy. on debt reduction will] way Three will be almost com:
soon bring tremendous benefits| pleted this year and that ten-

in capital construction has been
by this government
and to a‘large extent toward the
goal 6f expanded services.

This government will contin-
ue to advance In mental health
services and stands out as one
of the leaders on the continent
in mental health,

‘It Is my hope that the won-

operating grant the sum of $2,-has agreed to advance a further
500,000 and in 1958 gave the sum |$5-million, I feel that the efforts
of $4,334,000.00 The Social Cred-|of this goverriment to assist in
it Government, in additlon, has|the costs of education of today| me to' move the reply to thi
pledged itself to grant the sum [have been very falr Indeed; how-| speech from the throne as, thd
ever, I hope that the government} representatlve of the people off
will try to assist the the ‘Trail
or students further in the com-| and we are looking forward t
ing year. sharing in the fabulous sixtles
As this session proceeds ‘I| with the rest of British Colum;
trust that the deliberations will! bia,”

result in many forward steps. a
the future of this province, |
It has been a privilege fo:

CHURCH ‘DIRECTORY.

St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev..E. A, Brophy, P.P, — 5th at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

_ Mass at Genelle at 7:00 p.m.

om

further development
sites In this area,
There are two major factors
however, which are holding back
in our area, The
first is the power development
of the Columbia River. 3
It is obvious, Mr. Speaker,
that the Premier of British Col-
umbia and the Minister of Lands
and Forests can do nothing to
assist us in the development of
the tremendous potential of the
mighty Ce until the ques-

of park

$ New 2 bedroom
house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdoklmoff.
tin

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
10:30 Sunday School —- 7:30 Family Service
1 Columbia Avenue
Tues., AY 30 - Young People’s Hour;

SILVER BIRCH

School for the Handicapped .

If it hadn't been for Fred
Makaroff, you wouldn't be read-
ing this now. Why? Well It's
like this — after Mrs. Palsson
told me about the pencil sharp-

to British Columbia, As soon as FOR SALE — 1951 Prefect with

our whole area,

Such areas which have
grown up are Fruitvale, Mont-
rose, Warfleld and Rossland (ha-
ving one of the best winter play-
grounds in the world which we
are in the process of bringing to
the attention of the Minister of
Recreation and Conservation),
Oasis, Genelle, ‘Kinnaird and
Castlegar.

In addition, at Castlegar we
have the,

tion of downstream benefits has
been concluded between the Do-
minion Government and the Un-
ited States of Amerka.

I listened with interest in
1957 to the throne speech
brought down in the Dominion
House when it was announced
that immediate action would be
taken by the Dominion Govern-
ment to-solve the question of
downstream benefits,

of the Celgar Company. It is the
hope of the people of our area
that.this company will take some|
major steps in developing their
plants there this year. Between
-Castlegar and Renata on the Ar-
row Lakes is the most beautiful

It is that it fs
now 1959 and I doubt that this
matter is any further developed
now than it was then. I. hope
that our Premier will be able to
speed up these negotlations when
he visits with Prime Minister
Diefenbaker in Ottawa in the

the Social Credit government.

eral years,

we become debt, free we will be
able to use for the further ben-
efit of Britlsh Columbia, the mil-
ions which used to go for re-
duction .of interest on the debt. I
certainly endorse this policy of

ders will be let on the Sheep
Lake cutoff into Rossland. The
people of Trail are also expect:
ing that a start will be made on
the Trail bridge this year as well.

So far as labour relations
are concerned, I am pleased to

‘PLASTRTONE’

On the question of mental
health, the policy of the Social
Credit Government has been un-
der attack during the last sev-
and’ wrongly so.
When the Social Credit Govern.
ment came into power in 1952
the mental institutions were in
an overcrowded condition. Noth-
ing had been done for this situa-
tion during the war years and
very little immediately after.

state that in my riding the rela-
tions between Local 480 of the
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers’
Union and the Consolidated Min-
ing and Smelting Company of
Canada have been excellent. It
is unfortunate, however, that the
IWA Is presently out on strike
in our area, causing a certain
amount of unemployment.

I hope that this strike will
be settled soon. It is my hope
that the labour leaders of today

SAND FINISH PLASTER PAINT.

PAINT AND PLASTER IN ONE OPERATION

Needs no primer or sealer, gives a rock-hard finish, will not chalk
or rub off on fingers or clothing.

Colorful — comes in 12 beautiful colors and can be tinted with

Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30'p.m.

7 8
IT’S NEW IT’S End E R cE “4 Thurs:, 7:45 - Prayer and Bible Study. She =e Aa Phone
: ‘ F . 4473,
T i The United Church Of Canada

reconditioned motor Phone
4248, 14

‘| FoR SALE oe Baby, buggy in good

. Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saihts
Sundays at 10:30 a.m, — Twin Pivers Hall

The Presbyterian Church! OF Kinnaird
Public Worship Sundays at 11:00 a.m.:
Church School in the basement at 10:00 a.m.
. M. Reside, Minister

some dry wood,
stove Tength, or Box 485 Cas-
tlegar, 1

FOR SALE — 1948 DeSoto, apply
Mrs. C. Brodman or Phone 5100.
34

FOR RENT — Small furnished
apartment Phone 6231.

FOR RENT — 2 room furriished
and heated suite, Phone 7031
: mers 14

The Anglican Church

FOR RENT — 2 room unfurnish-
ed or furnished a, Phone
ATTY 14

ener, brought to the school by
Mr. Makaroff, I discovered when
I started to write !t down, that
‘[my penell was broken. You can

guess the rest. Any way, if you
sharpen pencils with a pocket

TUL GAY SOMEDING IN THIS EAR ANOYOU GFE ("

Knife the way I do, you can un-
derstand just how much this is
appreciated. I do believe Mr. Ma-
karoff, had a helper in obtain-
ing the sharpener and between
them they now have one in ex-
tremely good working order.

Another gift to the school,
sent by -H. Stickley of Blueberry
Creek, was a modelhouse with
superbly made furniture, It is
almost unbellevable that these
tiny llttle pieces could have been

man was called upon for a brief
address, his theme being “The |
Legion and Auxillary Branch.” °
In the address it was pointed out
how the Legion was primarily
instituted for the veterans and
their dependants and strived ta
deal with the problems confront-
ing them, but as the years mov-
ed on, the Legion has been tak-
ing more active part in their dis-
trict and community activities.
‘Until now much time and effort
had been expended to the citizens
as a whole.

Some of the highlights of
Branch 170 activitles included
the housing of the Legion band,
the sponsoring of a local Cub
Pack, the furnishing of a two

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Ist.
Castlegar — 9:00 a.m, and 7:30 p.m.
Kinnaird — 11:00 a.m.

When the present administration gil colors to many more shades.
took office the era of new meth.
ods and

were being introduced one of

bed ward in our hospital, the
erection and dedication of a Di>
trict Cenotaph and a large
amount of welfare work, Mem

are prepared to assume their
places as responsible citizens of
our There is no

country in the world.

This area is now coming in-
to its own with the

near future,
‘The second. major factor
holding back in our

WF IT CONES OUT OF THAT ONE,” hand done. Carved-out panels on
FOR RENT — Phone

3061. . 14| FOR RENT — heated, furnished WANTED — housework by the the ‘backs of the dining-room

chairs — even a plant stand with
-Private hour, reliable phone 4227, 31 a piece of fern in it! The doors

Oil Base —. can be used on any surface, will not loosen wallpaper,

of better roads into our riding.

A new ‘boat club has been
formed called the Arrow Boat
ulub, which is gaining mor:
Members every day and in a
short time has come to be a ma-
jor recreational organization in
our area. They have asked me to
extend to the honourable Minis-
ter of Recreation and Develop-
ment an invitation to visit them
ws summer. They, of course,

in boat

area and, indeed, in all of Wes:
tern Canada is the question of
freight rates. It will be utterly
impossible for us to ever entice
major industry to our area un-

the first Jobs of this

was to foster and encourage this
new medical trend,
With this in view the Social
Credit Government has been con-

til these rates

have been equalized.
I want to extend to our ex-
cellent Attorney-General our con-
gratulations for the very fine
fight that he put up for us dur-
ing the recent hearings when,

building and expand:
ing our hospital facilities, Sclence
has been assisted by improved
laboratory facilities. We have en-
couraged and assisted inter-
change of both medical and gen-

eral of treat-

question that labour unions are
now a major factor in our prov-
ince and must take their full
share of the responsibility that
goes with power to make ‘sure
that the public as a whole are
not- injured by their actions.

The financing of schools and
the university still seems to be
a major problem facing us to-
day, The. equilization of assess-
ment programme which was

sites on the Columbia River and

his
the freight rates ‘were! further

the Arrow Lakes together with

increased.

KINNAIRD EAA

VARIETY

CONCERT.

ment the
of North America,

The Social Credit Govern-
ment have to a large degree al-
leviated_ the overcrowded condi-
tions of 1952. The North Lawn
building for infectious diseases,
with accomodation for 230 pa-
tients, has been built and opened
at Essondale. A new home for
nurses with for

several years ago
now seems to be nearing com-
pletion so that shortly all the
properties and houses, plants and
machinery will be assessed fair-
ly in the province so that each
Person wil be paying his fair
share of the school costs.

So far as the University of
British Columbia is concerned,
I note that in 1953 the Soci:

150 occupants has been opened.

al |
Credit gave as an

calcimine, joint cement, or sny other coating.

Washable — made of the finest oils and synthetic resins —
washable, even scrubbable.

IT’S EASY TO APPLY!
THE BEST POSSIBLE ANSWER FOR CRACKED WALLS

SEE IT NOW AT THE

Castlegar Building Sumy

Bhons 2161

The Pentecostal Tab |
Sunday Schcol - 10.a.m, — Morning Worship - V1 am,

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

Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Friday at 7:30 p.m. - Young Peoples

FOR RENT — 3 bedroom house,
phone 7361. 3

private dishes, linen,

fridge, gas

ROOM AND BOARD — or suit-
es, Phone 9781. tin 2)

FOR RENT — 4 room suite,
electric range,

gas

2332, Kinnaird.

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172.
‘ tfn20

WANTED — Dry split cedar
fence posts in carload lots ap-
ply Box 33 Castlegar. ~ 14

YOUR CREDIT UNION
PROVIDES
INSURED . SAVINGS

on the kitchen cupboards open,
along with doors on all the fur-
niture. Could this be the house
that ‘was entered in the fair
several years ago? Really, Mr.
Stickley, this is Just grand!

heat. Phone 6971.

Ambalan
|: Granite, Marble and

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Box ‘381 — Castlegar, B.C,
BSc. OD.
OPTOMETRIST

Office Hours
MON, — — FRI.
10-12 1:30 -.5:00

PHONE 2581 °

LEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY}.
‘THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
ce — Flowers

Bronze Plaques
Phone 3601

ARROW ELECTRONICS — and

Repair of Radio, TV, ‘washers
ete,

tin3)

Appliance Service, Phone 5132,

Legal

1959 COURT OF REVISION
FOR NELSON-SLOCAN

NOTICE — Buy your Spring

rlowers, freshly cut from our
Greenhouses. : Nielsen's Flow
ers,: Kinnaird. 32

The “and the tea-
cher received a thank-you letter
not long ago, expressing apprec-
lation fo one of those Christmas
gifts I mentioned to you before.

_ PROVINCIAL

DISTRICT

Per mon Phone 2836.

FOR RENT — Partly furnished
$room house at Robson. $25| that the Court of
tin3'

NOTICE is hereby given
under

‘ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —

P.O. Box 303, Castlegar. 4itfn

the provisions of the Assessment
ion Act’ ing the

NOTICE — Senior Citizens As-

Social evening Friday

HOUSE PLANS — Ci
drawings, building
tions to your

Rot

Jan. 30fh 7:30, Cards and te
1

specifica:

naird.

Jack Hipwell, phone 3256, Kin-|
33

for

District will be held as follows:-
‘or ‘within: School,

District No. 9°'(Castlegar), at Cas-

tlegar, B.C., on Monday, Febru-

AL BU

RIGBY’S ~“QONTEACTORS” *"

ie

|| ary 9, 1959 at 10:00 ofetock in the
: in the

Two Celgar Men
Retire Cn-Pension

“like -strips of coloured second

e to say they were pleas-
ed to know that their gift was
appreciated and useful too.

+ Now then, remember. the
bird feeders the boys are mak-
ing? These are ready to be var-
nished and that is all they lack,
short of being completed. May-
be some of you will remember
that quite a long,time ago, the
boys were working with sérpen-
tine. paper (to me it looks just

bership of an active nature wes
stressed as a must {f the Bramct
were to carry on future activities
and the members were asked to
strive for larger attendance at
th regular meetings. +
: After the banquet, dancing
and group singing brought the
evening to a close with a prom
ise for more activities by the
entertainment committee.
Saturday night will agai
see the Bingo with the Jackpot
still climbing.

them, I realize I was rather duiE
not to have known — they are
placed upside down/in the base
and the candle will fit just as
snug as can be inside the screw
top! -Cheerio!

To Insure your Dezendents

Friday, January 30 — 8:00 p.m.
KINNAIRD SCHOOL

The new home for the aged
(the completion of which was de-
layed ‘through the strike and
lockout of the building trades
this past year), with accommoda-
tons for 300 patients, will soon
be in use,
Again at Essondale, improve-
ments have been made in other
buildings pertinent to the over-
all operation, such as heating . 7 ‘ : i z a.
plant, laundry, bakeshop, etc. Re- Ve athe ' : : ; zy 4 a 2 :
novation of some of the older if : i ‘i i ,

is steadily
At School the
new Fraser. wing, capable of
housing 300 patients has been
built and opened. The new gym-
nasium and swimming pool is the
work of the Social Credit Gov-
ernment. Tranquille Sanatorium
has been’ acquired and will be
used as an.extension of Wood-
lands School.
; .The Burnaby Health Centre
and’ Child Guidance Clinic was
built and, opened on May ist,
1957, by the present government
|| and is one of the most advanced
methods in the modern treatment
of mental illness. Twelve million

sheets, cut about threeelghths| | Idependence At

of and inch wid2 and rolled, one . °

colour after-another into’ a huge C. Arthur
Il, like the large-sized .spools

oe : Ate Anderson

BUS DEPOT Branch No. ter Gentian tee.
COFFEE SHOP
“pf PAKIS

Phones 288M and 2312

CLL, ‘PAINTS - Mrs. Peasy Kuryluk, geal ly Noa, Canad
aaa ef ion le] .
CASTLEGAR BUILDING | piri ea maria ‘fo'Lew| ' Dated at Nelson,.B.C., this
SUPPLY STORE. © | | Glendinning, youngest son of Mr.) 22nd day of January, 1959.
Box 240 — Phone 2161 and Me Glendinning of Rosedale, B.K. Arlidge
Be lage took place in Court of Revision
Coeur _ Alene, Idaho, on Decem-
ber 31, 1958,

;Two. employees. of Celgar
Limited who recently. retired un-
der the. Company's Pension
Plan ‘were Ed. Pictin, Brilliant
and Frank T. Castle-
gar. Both men were long-time
of the former William
Waldie and Sons, and joined the
retirement plan instituted by,
Celgar Limited after that Com-
pany took. over from, the Wal-
dies.
The two latest retirements
brings the number of retire:
ments to seven.
Other employees. who have
retired in the past year are Bill
Perepalkin, Bill Makeiff and Nick
Obedkoff from the Castlegar
Sawmill and Alex James and
Fred Ridden at Nakusp.

ot

Earlier they formed these sat
Into small dishes, suitable for
bon-bons or nuts, and throuel #
some magi¢ process,
keep thelr shape perfectly. aaa
have a hard glossy finish. Now
they are making attractive can-
dle holders. I finally found out
what the caps ‘from detergent
or shampoo bottles were to be
used for. Now that I've .seen

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WED,

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of Canada

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWC
OPTOMETRIST
Wed, 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
-Phone 3021

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by appointment |
PHONE 2564
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UNITED TRUCKING

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‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Nelson

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Confectionery
Rooms
Special Chinese Dishes
Open 8 am. to 10:30 p.m
Sat. 8 a.m..to 12:30 p.m.

‘Building Suppties
Building "Supe
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=" CASTLEGAR
Phone 33517

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For dependabel results, it"
doesn’t pay to “take:.a
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chances if you depend on
Life Assurance to pro-
vide the protection you.
and your family need.

‘And the cost is low. Let
me call and explain more
fully. It won’t take long
and you will be under no
obligation.

For
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_ BOB'S AUTO SERVICE-
General Repairs
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Tires — Batteries
Phone 2001
Kinnaird, B.0.

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Towing - Barges
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‘ Lakes. .

Phone 4331

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
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We Service
What We Install
MOVING

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Nelson 1471
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rubber tired wheels & furniture guard
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new way to clean rugs and upholstery
no stoopirig — kneeling or scrubbing
REGULAR $16.95
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TOWN & COUNTRY ‘Snecial........ :

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ON
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670 x 15 TUBE TYPE, REG. . weve $27.50

ONSALE ................... $22.00 --@

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LESS TRADE. iN ‘F ANY ie

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service
tOBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

10:00 a.m. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
. 4:00 p.m. Monday.
Leave Edgewood,
7:00 a.m. Tuesday.
Arrive Robsan Wharf,
. 1:00 p.m. Tuesday
E: Leave Rohson Wharf
North Americar 10:00 a.m. ‘Thursday.
Arrive Fdgewood:,
i *4:00. pm. Thursday.
Life ¥ : . Leave Edgewood.
Robson, 8.C.

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REGULAR $59.50 *

Special wee eee eee eens GADD

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CENTRAL SHOE
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PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes .
CASTLEGAR, B.C.-

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Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:80 p.m.
Not just another place to eat,
But the place to eat another

PHONE: 3881

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

Dick Fowler

CABINET’ MAKING
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CASTLEGAR
SASH and DOOR

REGULATION

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REGULAR $1.69

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