NEW SERVICE ‘STATION is ey
Kinnaird site, near

the highway overpass After
filling of the lot to road level, building will be-
gin. In this shot, a crawler tractor is seen filling
- around a ‘culvert, ‘which will empty into Merry

Dear Sir:
I would lke to answer somo
of the questions asked by: Ik.
win’ Ross ‘in a Reader's Digest

A {story reprinted in the Nov.°30

edition of the Castlegar News.

@ \a strike are obvious to all people}.

be built at this Creek. Rezoning of a portion of the area by Kin-

News Photo

naird town’ council was necessary to obtain

who ‘are’ directly” involved —
there is hardship on the part of
the strikers, ‘on: the community
in which they Ilve and on other
workers who may be unemp!
ed because of the ‘strike.
Working people:in general
de not want to go out on strike
igiith canbe avoided] and many

"Answers Questions Posed:
In Digest’s: Union Story.

First, all the consequences: of| of

oy-| there would not be any strikes,

Every raat porane today
owen a adobe to these’ men who
sacrificed thelr lives ‘for decent

as we owe a debt to every, man
ot hi his, jie, in the defence
0

would. like, to. say

that # icikera calculated ea

But a time comes in every man’s

life when he realizes that he is &
not getting.a just wage for the &

work he performs and the com-

because, Mor one rea-

son or another, they’! have signed
contracts that are unreallatic
view of the cost at of living in ihe
area where they live,

0’ wins and who loses in

pressure then'/I bellove. every-
one in the Sarnmiunity les es with

clearance for the new de —¢

involved.
I have xead’ many books re-

Increased Enrolment Poses: Problem

NDU Asks Help in Placing Teachers

serving in schools of School Dis- |”

The increase of education

tricts No .7 (Nelson), 9 (Castle-

gar), 10 (Arrow ‘Lakes) and °11
t- | (Trail).

Nelson school district. plc
ed half the student teachers (30);
Castle; vided classroo!

yy 7th Ave, Kinnaird. ,,

Rev. J.-H. Wiseman | °~

Morning Worship and Sunday
Schoo] 11 a.m.

:
_ CHURCH OF ‘GOD

mm. Hall)
soe ‘tra ra. Johnson
- Phone’ 385-6762
* Sui

= 9.30 asm. Schoo!
10.30 am. a Moraing Worship

aay 780 Bo p.m. re Peay,
* Held in homes

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St, David's
‘Anglican Church “'

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark

THE SALVATION ARMY

nday
9.45 a.m. Sunday School
11.08.a.m. Holiness Meeting

Wednesday
7.80 pm. Bible Study

Thursday
7.30 p.m. Home League

Phone 365-7112

Public invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at the

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

CALVA RY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves,
Photie 365-7175

Arrangements for this pro-

)student teaching were the result
of discussions involving district
superintendent ‘W.'° A. March-
bank ‘and: a B. Slater, supers
visor of elementary instructio)
both of Nelson, district cuperin:
tendent Claude Bissell of Cast-
district sup-

legar;"Arrow Lakes
Jct | erintendent C. S. MeKennei
-directo:

for the m« ip. i
: nies” always scream

garding labor and have|,
never heard or)xéad of any un-|’
ions < being ‘awarded wages or
benefits the union could not de-
fend as realistic and necessary

financial ruin’ during -negotia-

‘of | tions, but) when contarcte vane

settled and men return to ‘work

ment shows ‘no loss of revenue
or. profits.

‘The fantastic myth that
‘prices nave to ae we pining
wages ecause the
labor cost’ per unit in the major-|

‘the‘labor cost to-

of

at, NU and: W. F. Shkwarok: of
Robson: director of student tea-
chers . at Notre Dame.

The 55. student , teachers Som
NDU had the opportunity to

serve classes being taught by ox
pert teachers at a ni of
different grade levels, as well
as the’ opportunity of “getting
the feel” ‘of a classroom prior

Next to the-C. Motel
Plaza

‘amily Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Fao res orship 11.am. _
Svening aoe — 7.30) p.m.

G bey

actual: Btudent ‘en.
chin: next term,

Le.,
dayiin autos is just slightly more
(10% ). than it was in 1930, ;

a strike? For someone as clever
as Mr. Ross seems to. be, he
also must be ignorant of the
things the labor movement has
gained through strikes such as:
the eight-hour day, ‘the 40-hour
week, “laws against child labor,

the company’s’ financial ‘ state-| t00

ity of products. produced in/Can- area,
da “and the :U.St has ,dropped.

3 drandealy due ‘to ‘increased pro-

of'the worker and au-| €ar :

What does anyone gain by| 48 bey

pany, he works for is adamant

in, with! this wage so the
worker has to withhold his lab-
or to Bet a a just wage.

a Just Wage snd the TUTE VERSES

ible for their’

e
e
wages ‘and ‘ working ‘conditions 5
é
@

egaigremn a f

Glris Yor the
SPORTSMAN,
“Without a doubt we have the largest

selection .of Sporting Goods in the area
_ for your Christmas selection.

Our selection includes,right up 6
‘the minute clothing for outdoors | fun.
DO DROP IN TO SEE THE
OUTSTANDING VALUES -

NORM'S SPORT SHOP

300 Baker St. NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-2015
Open Mondays‘from 9:a.m. to 5:30 p.

ZU

B
duration because they, the com-
the wage

Rrotases demanded By the Work AAAUAAAAAAAAANAAAAAARARA!

er.
Thank you,
: Lorenz Fietz, Castlegar.

Counell Turns Down
‘ Three Separate Bids
For Elm St. Home

All five bids for a. town-
owned house were turned down
Tuesday after Castlegar council
agreed the prices offered were

low.

Ranging from $5,000 to #14.
500, the ‘bids were for a hom
located iat 252 Elm;St. ae

town
house aeaversl months: ago, - as
part'of a plan to redevelop the

‘Among the bids received by
council was one from the Castle-
Pentecostal. Church, which
offered $7300.

- If successful with their bid,
the church was to use the house

ieee
ther bids were: R. C, Mel-
lett, ote 500; P. W. Semenoff,
$10,000; Peter Murphy, $5,000;
and Steve ~Paszty, $10,100.
Council decided to offer the
home and two/lots at a) later
date,’ with’ an ‘attempt ‘to obtain
a better price.

medical plans,
Th

as active participants in the

student

process of teacher education, tne. on.

e list goes on and
“Inthe “good old» days,”
broke * strikes’ with

written observation ‘records’ de-
what they experienced

‘ PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 Firat Ave:
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone: 365-5212
Sunday: <
9.55 a.m.'Sunday Sehool,
21am. Morning: Worehip
7. p.m. Evangelistic: Service;
Tuesday:
7.30 Bible Study and Prayer |
Friday: dl
7.00 pam. C.A. Service

"Apostolic Church

7.80 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Tues., 7.30 Prayersible Study.
Phone 365-3150

W. Love, Minister
All Welcome

ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

ADVENT SUNDAY

8 am. Holy Communion
9.30 am, Family Service

and their

armed. “scabs” J could ask,
“What did.the men who were

Upon. their return to. Unt-
versity classes, these observa-
tion reports formed .the. basis
for continuing seminars in teach-
er education ‘classes. |

Bylaw Covers
Moving Horses,
~ Not Parked Cars

Mr Reed, ‘commissioned at
a recent meeting to, determine
what the situation is regarding
repeat offenders of the parking
bylaw, reported that some’ mat-
ters are ‘adequately coveréd,
while others are not.

explained.
town. is considering
setting “stiffer fines for, repeat-
ers to solve the problem of what
Mayor Maddocks said was the
habit of‘ persons paying th the $1
fine over, and over again.

“We should make it too ex-
pensive for them to do this —
they would observe the bylaw,”
Mayor Maddocks concluded.

11.00 a.m, Holy C

UNITED CHURCH

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MORNING WORSHIP
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Robson — 10 am.
* Castlegar — Sunday School
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