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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Phenomenal Growth Of Credit Union Movement
Noted By President At Annual Meoling Of
West Kootenay Chapter Of Credit Unions

A tremendous growth in the
Credit Union Movement in the
‘West Kootenay area, was noted
by Albert Ilott, president, at the
annual meeting and dinner of the
West Kootenay Chapter of Credit
Unions, held last week in Trail.

In his president's report, Mr.
Mott. said the chapter is pres-
ently engaged in starting new
credit unions at Riondel, Edge-
wood and Salmo, He also report-
ed that the second annual, school
for officers, held at Castlegar on
May Ist. under Chapter auspices,
‘was an outstanding success and
the district is eagerly looking
forward to next year.

Mr. Iiott spoke too of the an-

for this convention.

In speaking of the Chapter's
and Credit Union benefits, Mr.
INott made particular reference
to the phenomenal growth of the
CUNA Mutual Insurance Com-
pany which in its short life of 18
years, has become,the 36th, rank-
ing insurance company in the
world. Brought ,into existence
through efforts to fit the needs
of credit unions and their cent-
ral credit union, each letter
stands for the first letter of the
words “Credit Union

Eagles L.A. Hold
Mothers Day Tea

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Columbia Valley Aerie, Frater-
nal Order of Eagles No. 3107, held
their first annual Mothers Day
Tea ard Bazaar in the Parish
Hall,

Guests were welcomed at the
door by Auxiliary mother Mrs,
Defoe and President Mrs. Koraody.
Mrs, J. Hansen was honored as

Defoe as Auxiliary mother: Tea
pourers were Mrs, Hardie, Mrs.
Ackerman, Mrs, Boettger and
Mrs. McCreight.

In charge of the bake table
were Mrs, ° Mrs, Wood-

Association.”

In the election of officers which
followed the president's report,
Albert lott was returned to me

by

row and Mrs, Knoblauch,

Mrs, Denneus and Mrs. Con-
roy were servers while Mrs, Fo-
menoff was in. charge of .the

nual B.C. Credit Union Conv

tion, being held in Trail on June
23 to 26, Registrations are pouring
in from all points in the province
and it is hoped that over 500
Credit Unionists will be in Trail

Tliott took office: last July fol.
lowing the resignation of Mr. H.
M. (Ace) Bailey, who was elect-
ed vice at the

table.

Other committee convenors
were Parcel Post, Mrs, Watkins;
Pantry Shelf, Mrs. Koehle; Candy

the mother of the year, also Mrs. |=

Pump, Mrs. Lingren; Crochet,
Mrs, Jensen, Mrs, Kinakin, and
Mrs. Amatovich; Cards, Mrs.
Greenwood; Raffle Tickets, Mrs,
Scott; Kitchen Committee, Mrs,
Dinner, Mrs. Newman, Mrs.
Rourke and Mrs, Sawchenko. .

Buelah Wright won the afghan
raffle,

The L.A.’s next regular meet-
ing is being held in the Parish
Hall tonight,

i

FOR RENT
1 — 3 Roomed House
1 — 3 Roomed Cabin fur-'

nished
2 — 2 Roomed Cabins fur-.
nished

* FOR SALE
16 ne “JOHNSON
UTBOARD
Onin Cost $449.00
LIKE NEW — $250.00

Marshali’s Store

Other officers elected were

Miss Evelyn Bouchier, Rossland,

TEAHAN FUEL
FOR THE BEST IN
* COAL and WOOD

Phone 4191
FFICE — 80 Crescent St.

; Mrs. Vyse,
Fruitvale, treasurer; and Bob
Bradley, Nelson, Ivan Dergous-
off, Castlegar, and Casey” Vyse
Fruitvale, directors.

The Chapter endorsed the
nomination of Al Martin, presi-
gent of Rossland Credit Union,

PUBLIC
‘STENOGRAPHER
Fannie Stoochnoff

ALL TYPES OF
STENOGRAFHIC WORK

Phone 3967 146 2nd Ave.

of the B. C. Credit!
Union League, and. the -nomina-
tion of Ace Bailey, Trail, as
director of the B.C, Central, Cred-
fit Union, both with offices in
Vancouver.

Mr. R. R. McLaughlin of Ross-
land, a former Chapter presi-
dent, was honored with the first
Honorary Life. Membership in
the chapter, for his many years
of work in the Credit Union
movement. The’ award will be
presented to him at the provin-
cial convention next month.

A of 1 of mem-

SHARPEWE
and”
ayers

d. We Hs coon

416 tag ‘
: Poe

from Nelson Railway
Mens’ Credit Union, was approv-

Attending the enthusiastic and
optimistic meeting were Chapter
governors from Nelson, Castle-
gar,- Fruitvale, ‘Rossland’ and
Trail. .

pupils of the: Briliant ‘Element-

ary School recently.
‘ Both ~ h and

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British Columbia - Alberta
Energy Peol of North America

BRITISH COLUMBIA and Alberta to-
gether have the greatest undeveloped
store of accessible energy and fuel to be

found in North America.

They, have natural gas, oll, coal and
water power sites in amazing abundance.
In combination with timber, ‘minerals
and agricultural products, this fuel and
energy, potential adds up to the raw

de f empire.

ofan

Two things are needed to complete
the picture: People and Risk Capital.
‘The people will come if they ean be galn-
fully employed: Risk capital will come ‘it
it can be invested with confidence. It
must be sure that it's wanted and will ©

" get a friendly reception and square deal.

British. Columbia Federation. of ‘rade and. Industry

a

Thursday May 20; 1954"

CASTLE. NEWS,

Castlegar; B.C.

Page 7

The News’

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EN WORDS FOR 50c. THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE
OF TWO —. PHONE:3031*

For Sale”

For Sale

HARMONY SPANISH GUITAR.
‘Almost new. Very reasonable,
Harry T. Taylor, Phone 3121,
Kinnaird. ‘ ~

7 ROOMED, HOUSE ON 3
Acres, Priyate Water, Ideal for
Lodge. Write D. Jaimeson Deer
Park. P2 19

SINGER .TREADLE SEWING/FOR SALE OR RENT —

Machine. $20, Kitchen Range.
Also windows and frames.
Cheap. ‘Apply By Howes, Ath.

- [For Rent

SEMI MODERN UNFURNISHED
house at. Robson, two miles
from ferry. Phone 3118, - C3-18

Juniors Edged 4-3 By :
Flyers Fasthallors .. i

The Castl Junior Cubs re-

MODERN APARTMENT, ELECT-
ric range and other: ‘tacllities,
Apply A. Eremenko & Co.

C3-18

HEATED 2 ROOM SUITE WITH
(path, Apply 146, 2nd. Ave.
1-20

SUES Room AND BOARD.

Store with living quarters ‘and
Service Station — Apply, Post-
master, Shoreacres, B.C, P3-19

ve,

-P3. 18)CHESTERFIELD SUITE, GOOD

-IN SPITE OF ADVERSE WEA-

ther conditions, we will have a
bigger
plants, ig and pi

condition. R, A. Moffat, 547
Third Avenue, Castlegar, C3-20

“House,
ie ‘Avenue; 9th. Street. Back
of Kootenay Builders. 3-20,

Two ROOM FULLY MODERN
house in

Electrically heated water. In-

sulated. Phone 4568, C3-20

selection of tomato! 1947 CROSLEY SEDAN. GOOD

than. ever before, “ Neilsen’s

Greenhouses, ‘Kinnaird, Foone:

3412,

KROMHBHOFF HATCHERIES

Kromhoff Hatcheries
RRB. No. 5,

order, $200 with extra
motor and parts. R. A, Moffat,
547 Third Avenue. C3-20

GENERAL ELECTRIC FRIDGE
ond Moffat . Electric Range,

Largest " ‘producer day old turk- Suite, C oil

Work Wanted °

PART TIME HOUSEWORK OR
» office cleaning wanted. Phone
3437, Castlegar. . PI-21

Wanted to Buy

enue all good condition.
Phone 2571. P1-20

-|SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
Treadle, $25.00. Mrs. I. Riley,|'

Phone 2182 after 6 p.m. P1-20

New B.C,

HOUSE — FOUR ROOMS AND

4 ROOMED HOUSE. BASEMENT
and = Bathroom, Phone 3102,
P3 20

: Castlegar.

bath on the Highway, Kinnaird,
newly seeorated: Write Box 16,
Kinnaird. 0

Irs

were ‘gratified at the

crowd of parents: and;friends to
attend and make the eventa suc-

Polly Ostrikoft a Grade Six
pee. won the lucky c:

ted' by ae Hacknian. ‘Figurines,

ks ' anid’? “yniscel-

Something else
that “makes
the man”

(and does even |
more for him!)

“Clothes make the man”, says the old adage. Bue today more
and more merrare learning ‘that they can also enhance their
standing with certain people by owning life insurance.

‘Take employers, for instance. To them, a man’s ownership

of life is

that he is igh

d, thrifty, *

di

realistic. Above all, it reffects willingness to accept ‘re-
i ¢

ibility —an

every emp

In fact, anyone who learns that a man owns life insurance
regards him with added respect. They know that it repre-
sents one of the most important assets any man can have.

Yet perhaps the most important effect of owning life insur-
ance is on the policyholder himself. It gives him a sense of
achicvement. For in no other way can he create such a
valuable:estate for so little in so short a time.

So life insurance can do more than provide fosncial

Help The “ARMY

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Gr aduation ,
_ Time

And now that you have done your
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A BABYS GO-CART. ALSO
“large size tricycle; and baby’s
play-pen. Apply’ Mrs, -F. Simp-
son, 8 th and Maple, or write
Box’ 456, Castlegar. _P1-21

Found

PEARL NECKLACE AT ROYAL

Canadian Shows. Owner may

have same by paying for ne ae ad.
1-2

ceived their second loss in three
starts at the Castlegar Ball Park
Sunday afternoon, absorbing a
4-3 defeat at the hands of the
Flyers in a regular fixture of
the Intervillage Fastball. League.
In gaining the slim — victory,
their second in three starts, Fly-
ers had former Junior) Pete
Hoddicoff on the mound ahd
scored three times in the first and
once in the fourth cantos.
Juniors picked up two runs in
the first and one in the sixth, in
the nine inning thriller, behind a
six hit ‘barrage with one walk.
Flyers banged out nine hits with
two walks for the victory. Strike-
outs were 8 for Junior chucker
Ken Grunerud.and 7 for: Hoodi-
coff. a

Hoodicoff led the Flyers in. the
sbatting department with a triple

FAST F ILM SERVICE
DEVEDAEING AND waite 9

In by 10 A.M. Out by 5 P.M.

' THE SAME DAY.

B HUBER PHCTO STUDI9

PHONE 4922 CASTLEGAR

‘SAVE WITH

Castle Theatre A Thtfpass

Friday — Saturday

Shows Both Evenings at 6:30 and 9 p.m.
Matinee Saturday. 2 p.m.

bagger and. single. Ted Gergely,
Cliff Tipping, Paul and
Fred Waldie also picked up a
single ‘each,

iFor Juniors, Walt Poogy: and
Ken Grynerud were credited’ with
two singles and Johnny Ross,
Ritchie Martini, Bill’ Plotnikofé,

and Phil Sh bi

tote one each,

Engagement

Announcement

Mr. and “Mrs. John P. Taylor
the

‘ALICE ZUCKERBERG’S BEAU-
Fear PARLOR, Maple. Street,
* Castlegar — Reduced Prices —

Phone 2661. C319

Consult Strom & Jones Nur-
pant Box 10, Kinnaird, B.C., for

their’ elder "daughter, any
Jean, to Walter William “Thom,
elder son of’ Mr, and Mrs. W.
Thom, 1384-2nd. Avenue, Trail,
B.C. The marriage is to take place
Saturday, June 12 ‘in St. Alban'’s
Church, -beginning at

Fruit alae Roses, etc. Phone 4042.
4-20

aauanGe NOTICE
The Traii-Rossland Shrine: Club
presents
5 VANCOUVER’S - :
STARS OF TOMORROW
1954 ' Edition
With Guest Artists
AT

The SH.HS. AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
8 pm.

: NOTICE
3 « Cenctibats May: 24th at the
LOD: E. May:Day Celebration-in | yy.
the Castlegar. Ball Park. Parade

“|husband, Samuel,

5 p.m ;

MOTHER: OF MRS. HESKETH .
PASSES AWAY AT. CALGARY

‘ Mrs.'S. Roberts, mother of Mrs.
H. Hesketh of Castlegar, passed
away at Calgary on May 12.
Funeral services were held in
Calgary.

Mrs, Roberts is survived by her
at “Calgary;
two’ sons, Robert of Victoria and’
James of Trail; and six -daugh-
ters, Mrs. Britton, Regina, Mrs.
Shawltz, Regina, ‘Mrs. Sheedy,

Trail; ‘Mrs. Kuzyck, France, and
Mrs. "H-"Hesketh, ‘Castlegar. .

at 1 o'clock from, the El
School —' Bingo: —. "Refreshment | f
Booths -— Softball Tournament —
Queen Crowning — — Dance in. the

Buildin ing: Supplies ©

Kinnaird 1)
Society Hall. -P1-20

(Continued from page 2)

Nelson may eventually grow: as
more riders become interested.
-The Castlegar Girl Guides en-
tertained their mothers last week
at the first annual Mother-and-
daughter banquet in the’ Com-
munity Hall.’ Mrs, J,“Moll, dist-
rict captain, spoke briefly on the
Fesponsibilities of Guide mothers
i ut that of
mothers and leaders assists great-

ly in the successful. operation of |,

a Guide troop...
Mr. T. B. Couch left Monday to
i ife in Musselburgh,
Mr. ' Couch's’* parents
are celebrating — their. -Golden
Wedding ; every in’ June.

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