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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C,

Thursday, October 22,, 1 953

Mental Patient Taken
From Bus Here For

DETTOL

SAFE AND

Trip Back To Coast

An unidentified man was tak-

24th, Legislature
Approves 49 Bills

umbia restaurants became tax
free and the province's new liq-
uor laws went into effect shortly

Robson Couple Gatch
19 Pound Fish At
Meals under $1 in British Col- Trout Lake Resort

ory

\

Published Every Thursday at “The Grosshinds: of the Kootenayst:

Vol. 6, No. 44

“CASTLEGAR, BRITISH: SOMUMBIS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1953

en to the provincial mental in-| iror 2 ‘pm, Saturday. a
stitution from Castlegar Monday! ‘Those were among the 49 bills|Tinke in the Lardeau country,
afternoon after having allegedly} passed by the B.C.’ 24th, Legis- | Their biggest catch ‘was a 19
aused a disturbance on a Grey-|lature which was Sat-| pound Ki trout-which was
fh | urda: hooked by Mrs. Anderson but re-
hound bus near Castlegar, dur. iy. i at

ing the weekend. The Lieutenant Governor ex- quired the cooperation o! Ir.

hose name was not{Pressed “deep sorrow” over the| Anderson to land.

‘Thezman, whose ing by bus to| death of Education Minister Tilly| The fishing party also includea
acta cram Vancouver Rolston in Vancouver last week.|Art’s brother and his. wife, ~Mr;
Crane ten loyed for|He said the province had suffer-jand Mrs. Howard Anderson of
whate ta bed ben stipley ed a great loss in the passing. of| Trail, and Mrs. Jim Johnston of
the’ past twe months: a “valued Cabinet Minister and| Trail. Thefr catches included sev-

At.one stage of the trip he is! representative of the people.” |eral Kamloops trout and one or
reported to have attempted to)” 7, giving final assent to the re-|two Dolly Vardens,
stab a woman passenger UN" its of the Legislature's five} The 19 pounder broke Mrs.
known to him. When other pet he weeks of sittings, the Lieutenant/ Anderson’s line when almost at
engers told him to “sit down” he) Governor made. special mention|the boat but was promptly gaf-
did so without question. He Wa} 06 nine. pieces

8 Cents Per Copy

EFFECTIVE From your RED & WHITE Food Store

AY PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT..23 and 24,

Almost 700 Men Off Jobs fice oS

Celgar Sawmill Employees
Join IWA Strike, Saturday -

Bonfize Party Planned |30,000 or $3,000. &
For Halloween, Sat.

Saturday niet te Aa ews] OUCH. Public Meeting

Firechief Warns Eve or Halloween; — the « ‘one
An appeal.that all residents en-|Night of the year when ‘witches

sure their chimneys are cleaned, fly, and goblins wail and: ghosts ¢ rT d F
at least once a year, ‘was voiced, take a wide range of bodily forms a e or on., OV.
this week by Castlegar Fire Chief to perform their wierdest antics,

A total of 143 ‘employees of the William Waldie & Sons Division Ea. Lewis. In preparation for this ‘annual ‘The special public meeting which will decide what use is be
Celgar Development Company Sawmill at Castlegar, went on strike ‘Dirty ‘chimneys cost “every, influx of nether-world visitors | made of-the $30,000 available to Castlegar and District for a recrea-
Saturday morning along with other TWa-affiliated lumber opera.|‘t@xpayer needless expense’ when |and in’ hopes of Salling them Honal project, will be held Monday evening, November 9, in the
tions throughout the Kootenays, me couse a'fire,” he said, “: from b malng, Hall, C at 8 p.m,

i lal in the pran! 1: te
Men at the Celgar at le that for every P . are often wont This was announced Wednes-

Chimney Fires ara
Needless Expense,

Margarine, Delmar
2 hs. eine ae 65e
T to Soup
Campbell’s .
2for -° 25¢

Strawberry Jam

’ Round Steak

Blue Label

bovis: 656:
Minced Beef

Blue Label

Lb uc... Bie
Veal Steak

An All Family
Antiseptic

PITTS’
Rexall’ Drug

Open Mon. - Wed. - Fri.
Nights

of legislation.| fed by Art before it could make Nakusp also

ar and was held in the jail here
pending his removal to the insti-
tution, on Monday.

Day or: Night Phone 4231

ANMBINATION STORM

“DOORS 7 CABINET MAKING

turned over to RCMP at Castle-|iy.05. were the Act to appoint

some commissioner to investigate

work by women, the Liquor Act,
the Act that places 10 per cent
tax on liquor by the glass and

good its escape.

selling lands back to the Douk-| puch fight as a
hobors equalization of assess- caught by Art. It took 35 min-
ments, taxes on mining and 108-| tes by Mrs, Anderson’s. watch,
ging profits, equal pay for equal] 4, jand this fish.

Tos Late le Slacsify

This fish did not put up! as

elicatize: ee 1, 05
-Lb. wis e 59c |. eb tn. :
Sardines

Pork Riblets .... . Brunswlok
2 for ...... 19¢

Ce see LOS.

Lb.

the Act
cences and amendments to the
Act, :

All Coast Finishing Materials are used in our C

eaey: members of -the

KOOTENAY BUILDERS
and Suppliers

“Phone 4066 — °-, Columbia Avenue

began
peetations to return to their
own ridings where. they. will
take up their normal occupations
until the next session, expected
in February. The one just ended

luded two weeks of night sit-

ot

JUST ARRIVED .-.

B.V.D. ALL WOOL
AUTHENTIC TARTAN.

SPORT SHIRTS

They're. washable and the Ideal Shirt
. for Fall Wear. Drop in and take a look
and you will agree it’s Super B.V.D.
QUALITY. :

tings, called by Social Credit
Premier W. A. C. Bennet to clean
up all‘ the business before the
house,
It was the Social Credit Party's
first session as a majority govern-
ment,

COMMISSION
NEWS BRIEFS

ROCK CRUSHER

Castlegar may soon have ‘a
rock crusher, it was reported at
the bi-monthly village. commis-
sion meeting Monday evening.
A dismantled crusher, complete
with’ a large number of spare

CELEBRITY cance —
Longines Symphonette, Michel
Piastro Conductor, Monday, Oct.
26, 8:30 p.m. Trail Junior. High
School Auditorium. Second pay-
ment on memberships payabic
Sat., Oct. 24, at Rolie Crowe
Agencies Bldg. 839 Eldorado St.,
Trail. Also a limited’ number of
season memberships on _ sale
then. Hours 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m,

2 C43

FOR RENT — Heated apartmert
with private bathroom, electric
range and other facilities, Alex
Eremenko, Phone-3061, 1-43

CARD OF THANKS — Castlegar
and District Fall Fair Board
washes, to fants. ihe (Merchants

tt supported ‘the Fall Fair.
Cc

LEGAL

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims
against Dr. G. L, Bothamley,
please forward same to McBride,

ako Resort |) A. EREMENKO &-(O
Mr. and Mes et ‘Anderson of . my s ‘aoe
rom a
iseceniul fehing tp at Tot|§’ “Special Prices for Oct, 16 and 17

Rinso
Detergent

Giant Pkg. .. 76c

Sausages,
Breakfast

be. SB e
Bacon :

Side Sticed
3 Ib. ....... 33e

2 Ibs. ...... 25e

AND IN OUR LADIES’ DEPT.

WINTER COATS
A SPECIAL GROUP REDUCED BY
25 PERCENT OFF ‘REGULAR PRICE

. PURE WOOL DRESSES nee
TO CLEAR ‘AT 25 PERCENT OFF
REGULAR PRICE

a

Allan & Moran, C: B.C.

parts, is being and put
into running order by a. Robson
resident.

NO HOT ASHES, PLEASE
A complaint was heard from a

resident that ashes had not been

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR
BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

picked up with the garbage. The
commissioners were advised this
‘was because the ashes were hot
and could have set something. on
fire. The public is advised that
no hot ashes are to be put out for
garbage collection, They will
definitely not be picked UP, if
hot,

GRAVEL NEEDED oe
Public Works Commissioner

GRAHAM WAFERS, Weston’s
Pie as

PORK & BEANS, M.B.
15 oz., 2 tins for.

, CUT GREEN BEANS, Dewkist
.15 oz., 2 tins for .........--

, PEAS & CARROTS, M. B.

2 tins for ........-6-2025

PEAS, MLB. Size 5’s : ;
15 oz., 2 tins foro... 2. oe ee

SOLO MARGARENE, 3.Ibs. for ..... 95e §
Round Steak Ib. --- 55;
Loin Pork Chops Ib. -- 59
Picnic Hams |b. Ale:

, |NEW ALLEY

Bert C! is to be asked
to have the road from John Nev-
akshonoff’s to Cliff Wanless’s on
"the Shewchuk Subdivision, grav-
elled and graded.
JOINT MEETING
A joint meeting with the Kin-
naird Village Commission is: to
be held at Kinnaird tomorrow
evening. Matters ‘pertaining © to
the UBCM convention at, Van-
couver, end of this month, will
be among.the things discussed.
COURT OF REVISION
A court of revision of ‘the
voter's list will be held on Nov.
10 at the Castlegar Village Of-
fice with the full Board empow-
ered to sit.

‘- A request for opening of an
alley through a. property at
Eighth Avenue and’ Maple Street
was referred to Public Works
Cc Bert C) i

for action. : :
W. Kootenay Teachers
Hold-Gonvention

Castlegar District school teach-
ers joined hundreds of others
from all parts of West Kootenay
and Boundary at the Teacher’s
Convention in Rossland, .Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday,

The Convention opened with ‘a
panel discussion on “School ---
Community Service or Master.”
It was made plain that the whole
question revolves around -the
‘|moral issue of man’s responsi-
bility in community" living, The
school can: only be part of the
necessary. character building of
the student, The greater part
must come from ‘the home first
and then the other organizations
in the’ community with. the
church in the vanguard.

Dr. Friesen, Head of the Ext-
ension Department at UBC, spoke.
on the convention theme, “Edu-
cation For Community Living"
Friday evening and also address-

Ce-0P STORE

ed ‘the teachers on the topic
“Adult Education for What?”

. Why not join the “

2” Fir S1S sq. ft. .... 19c
4” Fir ‘s1S sq. ft.
2” Fir S1S a aq, ft.
§ Fir S1S aq!

&” Birch sq. ft..... +... 32¢

“ys Mahogany sq. ft. i
; 2” Mahogany sq. ft. “ 2. 37:
; 3”"Goldenash sq. ft. . -. 36c

}” Fir SIS, sq. ft. 2... 15¢°

ae 25e
ft. .....°30c

“Yep! Thai's what the
‘Little:-Lady will say
when you show her -
what you can make
with. es.

PLYWOOD -

T-YOURSELF” Gang. Just think
of all the wonderful things you can do with Plywood and
‘look at the many kinds we have available for you...

2’ Red Oak sq. ft....... 53c

4” Satin Walnut sq. ft. . 70c.
-2” Black Walnut sq. ft. 62c¢

“y-26¢ >

= some 670 ien-haye stopped work | is
by.

those ‘at Nakusp, Castlegai Canal | en,
” Fiat

; continuing their work, as are the

heir ~ job ‘ P
‘Thursday ight The Gastlogn Unit Of Sea Cadets

, ‘employees had voted for strike
71 to 63 while the vote.at Nak-
usp had been 22-18 for strike.

The government supervised
strike vote. among, some 2000

lor
‘in 30 plants earlier in the month,

rg{0f the Sea Cadet Corps, is belng

To Be Formed Here

The preliminary machinery for
organization of a Castlegar ‘unit

set up under, the impetus of eight

had ehded, in a
795 voting for a strike and the
same number against. The vote
showed that workers in 19 indivi-

and District
residents, :

First step, which is to be taken
tonight ata public meeting in the

Village pays $1.50 per hour; per
man, Althougtt this‘ méney’ goes
into the Firemen's Benevolent
Fund, it still comés from the
payer's Pockets, he sald.
“In the case of chimney’
he continued, “which nearly,
ways result.. .from a dirty ‘c im-
ney, the expejise to the taxpayers

cerned, can be avoided if every,

dual . strike
action while those in the other 20
rejected it,
Mill officials expressed . some
surprise that:the IWA’ union was
going ahead with strike action in
view of. the closeness of the vote.
IWA . officials: said .the. strike
would probably spread eventual-
ly, to alI-39. operations. :
Clayton’ Walls, executive sec-
retary of the IWA said. at -Nelgon
last ‘week that the operators had
.offered the mena renewal-of last
year’s contract but the offer was
The 1952 was

at
720 Pim, is Mhe’ formation of ‘a
unit of the Navy League here.
This group will then set up a
Sea Cadet Cominittee who: will
organize ° the Sea Cadet: Corps
ere, >
. All interested parents are .urg-
ed to attend this meeting. .Boys
eligible ‘to join the Sea Cadets
are those. between the ages of 14
and 19,.Sea Cadets, like army or
air cadets, will not. be obligated
in any way to join’ the Armed
Forces following their. ‘cadet

a renewal of the IWA's 1951
agreement, he said, ‘and'did not
Provide. any wage increase. °

The. tinion sought an 18 cent
hourly wage increase to bring in-
terior worker's wage levels up to
those of” coastal’ loggers: “Present
interior: basic ‘ scale’ is $1.29 112. -

Indications wére Tuesday: that

Mun, pre ion

; {80 a long wey towards eliminat:

a year.”

neys as they have lately, the vil-
lage. commissioners may find if
necessary to passa by-law pros}
viding fines for-owners of homes’
where a dirty. chimney has caus-;
ed a fire. Every owner of a home

and the inconvenience to all con-|

Mr. Lewis suggested, “ig peo By

continue neglecting ® their chim

RB Killough are preparing a party
for them Saturday evening.”

There'll be. first, a showi 1g of

fire the Castlegar- Volunteer |to indulge in, a committee of | E" ae
Fire Brigade is called out. to, the Castlegar, residents headed by J. F Treman. Injured Ai

Chimney Fire Sunday ©

day . by.. David Campbell, presi-

lent of the Castlegar and District
Projects Society who urged every
resident of Castlegar, Kinnaird

free films in the Ci ‘Hall

of the ¢.

Wan

beginning at 6:30 p.m, Comedy
will be’ the keynote in these on
the assumption that the phantom
visitors appreciate a good laugh.

The centre of attraction will
then shift to the Castlegar Ball
Park where there will be a bon-

is’cleaned ‘at least once| fire and treats for all. Prizes will

givén. for the best dressed
visitors,

All ghosts, goblins, witches and
other phantom beings who choose|.
Castlegar for their annual. Hal-
loween’ excursion, are soralatly
invited to attend.

Fire’

tained injuries Fi his jaw Sun-
day evening during the course of
fighting a chimney fire in a
home on Sixth Avenue, owned
by S. Rysen,

The fire sent flames six to
eight feet high leaping out of the
chimney, firemen’ said,- but was
quiskly doused by the firemen, It
occurred shortly ~ before mid-
night, Sunday.
Injured was E, Ni

and Robson, to attend the meet-

sus- | ing,

“We mean ‘to talk big business
at thie meeting,” Bir. Cam
said. “We mean to spend the $30-
000 available to us so ‘everyon=
who is at all interested in how 2
should be spent, had better make
sure he or she will be there.”

The. $30,000 now available is
made up of slightly more thar
$3,000 in. member contributions:
oun, 000 from the sale of part o&F

der, when it slipped,

To Attend’ Projects Society Meet

where a chimney fire has ocur-
red could ‘be to

year, as is done in other centres."*
chimney fire'can happen regard-
less of how careful-you are. But
regular chimney cleaning’ would

ing them. ¢

certification’ that .the chimney |, y
has been cleaned within. the past. |

“Of. course,” he concluded, .a |:

‘ course
ever offered -in Canadg.“in the
field of municipal administration

the 3: ,Internati nal
of ;America . with

its, Cranbrook, Creston, Crow's

aged :in ‘some’ ‘capaci
mteipal work in the’ ‘various

i | Province, ‘This is advantageous in

‘to serve picket duty.: ‘Thiese ‘work-

ers. aré members of the Union

and ate, out on strike, however.
Office staff atthe plant ‘are

that’ the Student has ‘an opportu-

‘field, every “one ‘being be

K.R.C Grants For
Se ‘Toial: SI, 11S:

3 néxt’ month. \The

.ing staff, and an explana‘
Civil Defence Offi

4 The Stanley Mumphtie Parent Teacher Association
in the Library Room of the Stanley:
Junior Senior High: School, Monday evening, heard ‘ash
lenry ‘Hyson, one of this yéar’s additions to the High’S

of Civil rae by Davia Cc
re Castlegar,

al teach-

who
struck his jaw against the top of
the. department's extension lad-

hall

the balance in the two-for-oo=
contribution from Cominco,

“The Nov. 9 meeting will de
cide whether we want to use the
$30,000: for our recreation=3.
good, Mr. Campbell continued.
“If we don’t want it, Cominco's.

can . be
ine community hall revenue caa-

fance''the outside shell of aids
trict ‘centre without any deBt*am'
district.»

johrles the shoulders. of .
alk by payers.

sence gf
Hi,
oie ts

ze ‘Mrz, David ‘Campbell “said
however

nity; to exper-

Sorvids

ience.. with

“sound
trainin ing. u

Kc ail ation Sunday

Knights of Columbus of. Castle
, Sunday. "afternoon . for

of 38|Co

tow, .who appeared on behalf of
the pplicants, .

cial. Welrare’ Committee of the
Kinnaird -Improvement Saciety
was’ also. shelved. The diréctors
felt that since the’ Committee's
financial statement shows .& bale
ance, of $334.85" on hand, . the

new’ ;’Knights from _ Rossland,
at | Trail, Nelson ‘and ‘Castlegar.’
hts ii

8. Railway, ‘workers would
the car without a-wr

id. Father L,: Trainor.
and Kinnaird were: Mr. ani

Guido,’ Mr. and: Mrs, L. V. Camp-

2 | bell, Al'Read, Vie Misutka,.Walt-|
er Fields, “Glenn ‘Anderson,’ Fred | ¥ome
.| Parent, :Remie ~“Assie,

Goulet, ‘Leo ‘Bosse, Justin ‘Kaut-

"jman and ‘Father ° Arainor

as : arish” Hall: at’ peeeay

berry. :

“Mrs. Watson of Fruitvale,

.ean have his' wife and son movelcord at the Castlegar Sash and

= The vicar,, Archdeacon B. A.}in‘from the coast,

Resker, welcomed: Mr“W.-Eding-
ton ‘who arrived xecently to take/ ed

vale .‘and®“Salmo ‘district! Mr.

the) evening includéd’a’ splend- ended last weelc when one of the

knigl were
Ed. McGauley, Remie Assie,.Leo| Robson W.L Christmas Tree, ‘$755

Those ‘presént ‘from Castlegar $90;

Romeo

should‘ use up some
of thes before asking | for further
cama approved. were:

Robson w. I, Welfare Commitee

+ | Kinnaird Little ‘Theatre, $50;

Ea McGauley, Mr,’ and Mrs, Guy C&nadian Legion Poppy Fund, to..Ci

300;
Nursing Division, St.
*;John's Ambulance jaeorietion,
; Kinnaird: Centre, $75; :

ii Athletic A

\$400;

“mittee,: $125.
The -Poppy. Fund grant ‘drew

it was explained to Fred Wood- bee

th
Another * application from, So-

“| done. ‘with. the: $30,000' available

Castlegar ‘Halloween Party Com: it

ampbell also* stated that

tlegar Athletic and Re-
Society. are

ing. to! sponsor a Boxing School

and. Baseball school. in C.

learn of .othér’s ‘problems.
uch’. h-ti

: 7 by
ly. ‘sppointed Science: an
Mathematics: teacher for’ Grads
Seven sand. Eight .and Grade
Seven ‘Social Studies teacher,

in
‘school ‘district: “where ‘I
taught," Mr. Hyson. explained.

(Continued on page 8)

d | Local
iivtront of Bob's Pay Wishes

booth: was installed during the ”
weekend ‘ahd‘is available for use

the at any hour.of the day.

Installation of the booth: fills 2
long-felt need here for a phone
booth, readily accessible to every
one at any ‘time.

this ‘winter ‘and all’ interested
youngstérs: should ' contact “Mr,
Rennit Mitchell at Mitchell's
Sporting Goods.

$30,0 0. OR $3,000

‘He announced too that the
Castlegar and * District Project's
Society. will, be holding a. public
iéeting: about ‘two, weeks hence
to .ask’ the public wHat. is to be

é United Church in Rossland.

The Fall of the Koote-
nay Presbytery of the United
Church of Canada, met ‘in Octo-
ber . as’ guests of St. Andrew's

\ Chairman, Rev. J.C, dJackso:
of Grand Forks, in his opening
remarks, reminded all’ of the
‘world-wide ‘ehallenge>-to - the
Christian Church. Presby-
tery, in-its two-day conference,
dealt with various. phases of that
as ‘it applies in the

‘for a:
of some kind, |

cernjeveryone in Castlegar, Kin.
naird’ and Robson,"..Mr,.Camp-

oe said the notice of place and
ime: of the meeting will he. an-
nounced: in the press.

“This will decide whe-

some It was

that’ somes people refuse to -ac-
cept poppies unless they can pay
for: them,;-‘even though the ‘an-
nial grant:vays for the poppies

38. month accident free re-

Door Plant on. Main Street, ‘was

gar-Fruitvale Mission, which was| Mr. Jack Killough’and son Jack,

begun seven years ago, has now | had its debut. The’ song, which 'Johnson: was working.. A small sel
. been''divided into“ two. parishés|has been printed, earned hearty portion ‘of:ohe finger was cut off.| operation of the mother, father,
-owing to the rapid. development

of: the. work, .
‘For: the time being, howevet

of ihe’ two Parishes. a

‘applause, ”
Games, old time” dancing and
refreshments:served by the Kin-{*
nE Mr. Resker will remain: in charge ing WA, completed : the even-

B.

Jang) fishermen,

jury.”
The accident occurred: at the
jointer machine, at. which Mr.

Lobsters’ are the. most import.

‘Mrs,
on’ behalf. of ‘all K.R.C. contribu- | she ~ will again -- hold,
tors, The directors saw. no reason classes this year. beginning the
why- people could :not pay for first ‘Tuesday ,in ‘November. All
their -poppy if they wished as | girls interested are , welcome. to
Th people of ‘Fruitvale are/ long as K.R.C. members were not | attend, |. ~
was the’ scene ‘last’ Friday’ of-a building a vicarage on the Church required to: 0 SO.
Social’ evening ‘attended’ by‘ more! land“for their ‘new. minister. On.
than -100°‘Anglicans from Castle-|a. recent .Wednesday there were
gar, Robson, Kinnaird ‘and Blue-|24 men’ participating in a con- Safety Record oF
erete-pouring bee, including two 2
Guests of “honor were: Canon} men ‘from Castlegar. It \.is:hoped
and, Mrs. Silverwood of Nelson, | that: the house will’ be ‘finished 38 Months, Ended
Mr.’and" Mrs, J.° Weighton ‘and |next’month so that-Mr. Edington.

ged

a jy, Frank © of| with’ ‘the © PTA; parents | should
charge of the Church in the Fruit-|by Joe Killough “and the ‘Kinnaird, sustained a finger in- | know ‘their school ‘and the cur-
church ‘choir. During: this enter-
c Resker explained that the Castle-|tainnient, a song, composed by.|’

riculum..

church, ‘teacher and community,

ther we want to use the $30,009
available to us, or want ‘to. b
left with’ only $3,000.

Martini announced that
sewing

“Reporting on the Eastern Bor-
:der’ Conference, both Mrs. Good-
enough: and -Mrs, Campbell ‘said
it was eminently, worthwhile: ‘and
that’ they the:

b
ben safd,“‘and os many’ people ?

more: immediate area of work in
the Kootenays. f
Frank McPhee of Kime

1954,: which | surpasses all pre-
vious ‘records and tackles a great
expansion in all. the varied enter-
prises. of the Church;

“Our Father's Business,” anew
booklet for ue tin every Tocal |"
‘It
outlines graphically the Church's
work here and thr the

| United Chureh Preshylory Review Work;
Plan For Vigorous, Expanded Future

man. If your interest is not in
-the man your, interest cannot be
full in Go

‘The Si for. leadership trains
ing among | Sunday School ‘and
midweek: staffs, was stressed by
Rev. Bryson. Boyle of Fruitvale,”
chairman.of the Christian Edu:
cation Committee.

“Construction: of . new. Church
facilities throughout the. district”
‘was. discussed. Among ‘these are -
‘the’ opening of a new church ‘at
Canal ‘Flats*on the Windermere
Charge; a’ request for a grant ands)
Joan for the: Canyon .Churck.,
Creston Charge;.and a request, for

-| transfer of deed ‘for the property.

on which the Kinnaird United
Church is being built.”

The transfer is from’ the ~Mis-
sion Board_to the Local Congre-
gation trustees, :

"Trinity Church, Nelson, 5

a plan of
and a new manse “is projected.
‘The: new shurch ¢ in East Brau

world. .
An’ ‘outline. of the problems
arising from the growing use of
alcohol and the new B.C, Liquor
Bill, was presented by Mr. A. W.

ing early in
November. tae: Grand Forks 2
new church is to' be opened ic
the Spring. Topping this expan-
sion program, a@ Church exten-

Ww. sion Council is to be set up in the

Cowley, of the
Alcohol Research and ‘Education
Council, -It’ was recognized that
the law.can only a to control,

‘very much.
Points emphasized; - they said
were that more interest should

to discuss their problems

adult ‘education’ is also import-

IMPORTANCE OF PTA
“The

ght theres education | which transfer what used to hap-

ling requires the ‘co-|on a Sunday

‘conference . was * very | week in Vantoliver, had set the
‘ant ‘catth. of Prince}. Edward _Is- worthwhile,” Mrs. Lipsett com- of t!

the ‘sqcial
the’ cure lies in the direction of
factual and

Dr. D, H, Telfer will
Sele on this undertaking at:the
Knox United | Chirch,..Trail on
Tues., Nov. 3.

Rev. A. Dixon of Trinity
Church, Nelson, in chis.report of
Home it praised the. fine

«Rev. Clinton Johnston of Cas-
tlegar, led a-discussion of Evan-
gelism and Social Service ‘in
which it was cited that there are
about 2,000 Sunday

work of students, .Del Johnstone
at Riondel and Mr. and Mrs, Ron
Mercer at Wardner, during the
summer months,. An.encouraging
of for the

Church Fellowships in the US.

pen in theyrural church through
the week, to a family. felowship

ministry, was noted. :

Dr. Nora. Hughes of Ferni2,
spoke to the Presbytery at its one
public session and described her

‘It-is a

of Great Britain and
the i

correcting. the trend to sowanip
ism, Dr, : Forsythe,’ the

in ‘particular. 3 ‘
ci Charge

at the Presbytery were Rev. L...
Mrs. LL.

mented. oy gave us a chance to

in'the
statement, “The | Church" is’ :for

and
Gruncrud, ley delegate::-