4 ; ;
CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 25, 1961

CASTLEGAR. NEWS

Established in’. Ninefesn Hundred and forty: Spyen

Invite. ‘Provincial. Cabinet

There is a strong probability that the
provincial: cabinet will meet in Oliver in
the' early part of October.
; Late in 1959: the village council in
Oliver extended .an invitation to the cab-
inet to meet in Oliver. A few weeks ago

council ‘received a-letter from Provincial ,

Secretary W. D. Black indicating the. pro-
bability of the October meeting.

The .cabinet has been holding meet-
ings throughout B.C. in recent years in
what the government terms a move to
“bring government to the people.” In his
letter, Mr. Black told the Oliver council
that ‘the Cabinet was “very pleased to
avail themselves of the invitation” and in-

Forest Conservation Week |

May 20th to 27th is. Forest. Conser-
vation Week.

In a country like Canada, and partic:
ularly in a province like British Columbia
which depends so largely on the forests
for its present and future security, every
week” should be. Forest: Conservation:
Week. , ;

Originated in B.C.11 years ago by
the Canadian Forestry. A ion of Bri-
tish Columbia, Forest Conservation Week
is now a national institution aimed at fo-
cusing the attention of the individual cit-
izen on the significance of. the forests in
our. national: economy. and’ arousing
sense of personal’ responsibility for their
protection ,against -thé ravages of | fire
which annually devastates some two mil-
‘lion acres of forest land, between the ‘At-
lantic and the Pacific. :

Whether we live in‘ a forested area,
an agricultural community ‘or a’ commer-
cial and industrial centre, the mainten-
ance of a productive forest is a matter of

. vital concern to every orie of us.
The fact that .the- forests and forest

industries form: the mainstay of British”
Col

’s I is in the

“a mately $5,500,000 in” 1960.

dicated: that détails would be worked out
in the near future. -

* + The’ provincial : éabinet has already
hela ‘these away-from-Victorié" meetings...
at Trail'and Creston. and -this p

District Students
Will he Seeing”
: KNE Safety Film -°

j Arrangements ‘have ‘been’ made | »
to" show. the KNE Safety -fllm to|°

senior public school students in the
Onstleaayy ‘Kinnaird ona

ae addition: to showing ‘the film
to the students, @ special essay con-
test will be’ initiated for the young-
sters to. write a safety’ ossay,

Prizes:iwill be offered to win-
ning entries later in June. "*

on numerous occasions has urged the Kin-
naird and. Castlegar councils to extend an
invitation: to:the | cabinet’ to meet here.
jrhe councils ‘of the’ Twin Villages.
should lose no time in inviting the Cab-
inet. Such a‘ visit swould bring ‘this area,

‘once again into. the ‘spotlight of publicity ® ar, Bima

‘thnoughout the “province: and’. would

At the halfway ‘mark nat week
of “Safety, Month — 1961/" Cominco
reports “‘that. - special. - programs
being: carried out “at all company
operations ‘have been implemented
with a high devel ot. cunployes dn
derest.
+o! May 1 two ‘oat time« “Aig
cidents’ had’ “been ‘recorded, one at
the Sulllyan Mine.in the first week
and a second at ‘Trail.

A-yhighlight’ of ‘Batery Month
at Trail.was the Family Day: held
at the,lead refinery, -
‘| ported’ that’ men,
dren ‘attended.: For, the! adults; cof-
fee and - doughnuts . were served
me soft: ‘drinks and. ice cream for

sult ina petsonal ‘presentation , of. ‘local ;

municipal difficulties: and problems, tothe:
‘Cabinet’ in person’ by: the

‘and their’ chairmen: *:

annual report of the. B.C. Forest Service
which shows. . that | the: ‘estimated value

of all forest products reached ‘ a new ‘high -

‘of. $738; milion. in. 1960,’ an increase of
$68.25 millions over the’ 1959-figure. _:
Every year this resource'is

‘Sunday ins the ‘Legion: ‘an®

iu 2 Columbia Averie -
“1088 ‘gm, ‘Sunday’ School. .
730' pm, Family Service

* Tues, 130 pm. - Zoune: People’a

‘Thurs., 1.45 neta - Prayer: and}.
Bible study

UNITED ‘cHURCH oF CANADA.

__ Robson’ Stat ana ont Sundays at

by fire. Tast year 4,113 fires burned, over Y

285,820 acres of’ B.C.’s forest ‘land, “de-
stroying, more‘ than 122,000,000 cubic feet -
of merchantable ‘timber with a potential. .
lumber value of $44,000,000: and depriv-
ing the province of $2,500, 000 i in patente
stumpage revenue.
Fighting these fires ‘cost us approxi:

"What can we, as individuals, do
hold these losses to'a minimum? | -

(1 a.m.
Service" of ‘Worship at
Kinnaird: — Service “gt Worshi | ‘at
an oa bate
CHURCH" or; fess cupist

stindays: at oe am,
Rivers

Hall ¥
Evening. Bocrament service’ 730: pm

to onkoz

3S ‘Worship Service: Ldn.
Sunday, Ohureh .School: 9.45. pn.

Well, for one thing,. we can, we must sible study: Wednesday at:7.30 pan
Br.

learn. to, be careful with fire in‘ the forest.

In a motorized’ age. when practically.
everybody hits the road at’ “one: time: “Of:,
another during the fire season, ‘camping
in or just ‘travelling: through | forested ,
areas, the fire risk hos‘myltiplied in direct
proportion to the number of people using
‘our highways: and ‘our: forestlands . for. :

‘commercial, industrial: and. recreational

purposes. . 2

Keep Out Parking Meters

times advocoted meters as the solution to ‘anglican* Church — 2nd:Sunday at

Parking ‘meters have been found to
ease the p in ¢

of communities in North America . . . but
there’s no. need for them in Oliver.

There is, in fact, a distinct. danger
of driving retail trade and business away
from our.shopping area if. meters are in-
stalled.

Village commissioners have shown a
marked reluctance so far to installing the
motorist’s. version ‘of the . “one-armed”
bandits, but there’s a danger that-con-
tinual prodding from~other sources may
induce council to install meters.

RCMP officers and. village works

“foreman Clarence Malmberg have several

"TAXES FINANCE ‘SOCIALISM -
ON THE INSTALLMENT: PLAN

. Thé use of tax money to bind up
every “cut and scratch in our economy,
to’ meet every deficiency: in every. aspect
of our national life may be, indeed, the
New. Frontier. But it presupposes some-

. overcrowded Main St. parkin;

Meters won't solve. the problem; but
the occasional “ticket” ‘for overparking
WILL solve most of it.. =

Meters are fine for larger communi:
ties where thousands of shoppers are at-
tracted by an extensive business district
:...and where the shoppers and_others
take cup? available parking space for, long :-
periods of time.

This is not the problem in ‘Oliver.

The parking problem .is created ‘by not
more than one hundred auto owners -who
continually park their vehicles:.on_ the
Main. St. And most of these people aren’t
‘shoppers. ~
.. Metérs won’t solve the ‘matter any
better than the present parking by-law
unless someone “tags” the cars’ and_en- ;
forces ‘the .parking® regulations .-. . and
this can be done. without toying around:
with parking meters.

Modern’ highways. and high- speed

High Young" People’
days .at 730 ‘p.m.
Minister: Rev, Mu 8: ‘Resid
BD.:.— Phone’ 4987

aah e
tour (of.;the re-

venir silver crystal. °

- | determine. this" yedr’s entry in the

Miss ‘sanrgcrol william ofVan.
couver, igi holidaying : af 'the home

Cantata of ‘Tra!l, were Sunday vis-
tors at, the home of Mr..Joe. Wolf.
Miss Luedell Lang of Penticton
‘was'a holiday visitor at the home

.| of Misses Lang and. Fladager.

"Mrs, M, McPherson. cf ‘Castle-
gar-spent the weekend at her sum
mer-home here,

Fi ‘Mrcand. Mrs, J. Retmer apent
the holiday ‘weekend at Nakuap.:
Mr.; and Mrs.. Warrington of

Rossland spent the weekend at thelr
summer home here,

.Mr, John Olson of ‘Nakusp vighe

i ape ‘his family over the weekend.

- Mr, and’ Mrs, Isaac Penner and | ==
Kenneth’-and::Eric have left for
Pincher Creek,: Alberta, where they
will spend their. ‘holidays,

“Mr, D. “Schapansky ‘and son
‘Wayne ‘of’ Trail ‘were weekend. vis-
tons: at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.
A, G. Kochs,

‘ir, i-Jack’ Hansen of" Kettle,
Valley yd holiday visitor at. the|
Dome PCM and Mrs. I,iG. Wiebe.
EB. White -and Mrs, A.

= Miss
pouie: Hisve ‘returned to their home
"| here after a vacation at the coast

and. Kamloops. ad
“Mrs, W. Hale’ of Caitlegar spent

= the weekend. at her home here.
‘Mrs."A. and

Sunday School ~ 10 6,
‘Morning Worship ~.11 ia

‘730 p.
Prayer and ’.Bible “shiay - reruns
‘ at 730 pm. -2
Young People’s - Wednesdey at
730. pn. _

ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
United Church — 1st and 3rd Sun-
days at 11 a.m.

11 am, and 4th Sunday at 8 ant
“and 7.30 p.m, .

Baptist Church — 65th suniiay

S

ST. ALBAN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
TRINITY SUNDAY — me May.

8.30 HC Robson -*..

930° HC St. Alban's

1,00 HC St. John’s

aa =P ‘Robson’:

A prize drew was also held.
‘Winning a sliver dollar each were
Ivan Bertola, Wayne Bortolussi, Ca-

“Meanwhile, there ‘has. ‘Been ‘con-
alderable Safety month activittes at

firstald competition: Was “held ‘to

contest for the'Blaylock Rose Bowl.
‘The team of Ed Ingham ‘and Oliver
Koenig, coached by Ted.Kidd, won
‘the competition: and wlll now repre-
sent the Bluebell Mine. °41,,

J. B, Biker, Cominco safety and
hygiene. supervisor, expressed aat-
isfaction in'the progress made at all
properties. during’ Safsty::Month,:

Eri

ine ao

Wait till you'v ve seen

oe

Lv

— appointments Ar your - comfor 0 4
‘the friendly, attention to satisfy your every wish, =

v - Join us at The. ‘Bands — — Commer clal. Cards ‘Honored f
“the ‘SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

‘eles ead
BC.

rr

375s “Davie st. ‘. Ma 2-iss1
VA

ee P.:
“REPAIRS

“EVERY THURSDAY NITE |
St Rita's Parish, Hall. Front Street i

“AIR-LINE

TICKETS -TO. ALL? PARTS Be

OF .THE,;WORLD

Castlegar Representative for! ||
stlonat “ate Te

- $oane

1)

Dent. Store cp. MS) Phone 49h

transportation . have ,made. it ° difftcult}.’-

enough for the small: merchant in com-

_ thing ‘we'do not have li ‘public

funds. -

At the -Present time’ this country’ is
on: the install

such.-as ours to, compete with

. larger stores in larger centers.

- MALKIN'S : rt : :
5 SPAGHETTI in Tomato. sauce 15 oz. tin 2 for 29e se

Sc Saebe  aee
SWEET. ee PICKLES, 32, ox: j

HEINZ
TOMATO JUICE, 105 oz.. tin

.MIX OR ‘MATCH MALKIN’S™

Apricots - Peaches - Bartlett Pears, 2 for.

* KRAFT :
MIRACLE WHIP, 32 oz. jer

_ Let's” not drive away: ‘business by a
ODE to’ feed none: ‘armed ban-

plan, pretending’ to a free. economy. by
increasing the public debt’ When the day
of reckoning comes there will be'no alter-

native but ¢omplete socialism, if the Com- .
munists: don’t . i us “first: — Lancaster ” which

dits”. *,

-Let’s insist. that those who’ presently
use Main: St. for all-day parking leave
space for Sie sputpoas, for

Tt

CASTLEGAR “NEWS

:. Mail,
1s. $3. per.year. ‘The price ‘by aellvery ‘boysia 33
conte 8. & month. Single copies are 10. cents. . <

‘The: Castlegar Newa'ts authorized as . seconds
class mall, Post Office: Department,.:Ottawa. and

{sa member of the Audit Bureau of Clrewlattong |<
It {sa member of the Canadian Weekly. News, ;) °°

papers Association, the B.C, division of the. Canadian
Weekly Newspapers Association, and the B.C. Weekly
Newspapers Advertising Bureeu, fone

aus .. that’s the kind of savings account.that many =: ~
iB of ‘M customers ‘rely on as the cornerstone. of their’
finaticial security...

audden knock of: opportunity. Strictly’ for
‘ saving’ ‘accounts . -can-you afford ‘to be

To be used only in emergencies and tor haere ak

~ adversity... saviniga ‘with which tg ans' the:

FE

\

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May. 25, 1961

be

LEAN MEAT :

~ Park ine -

--35e

or
- A3e

._ Pork Sausage Ih. 3c

_ SLICED:

~ Side alec me

* 63c

Be
53¢