CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 28; 1960

Renata Socials

Mrs, Earl Beck and chtldren Goll,
Lane, Greg and Karen of Glenmer-

* GOVERNMENT EXAMS MARKED .

"TAKES GETTING USED To

- Mrs, M, Rohn

- (CF ‘Bureaucracy’ is Blasted

With a provincial election Nke-
ly to be announced in the near fu-
ture, the following June 12 “Capl-
tal City
by Dick Batey over Radio CJAT
‘Trail is of interest:

It is a simple, and blunt, fact
of Mfe in our province of British
Columbia that — despite the fact
Premler Bennett. chooses, still, to
be a bit coy about it, we ore com-
ing close to the time when those
of us who carry the vote-casting,
iax-paylng burden of responsibility
are golng to have to make a de-
cision as,‘to who we entrust with

it hos done’ and proposes to do,
does represent a continuance of
the individual-initlative, free-en-
terprise way of life which has been
so beneficial to our province
throughout our history,

The other, the COF socialist
party, under Robert Strachan, cur-(
rently the officlat opposition, shorn
of all campaign propaganda, re-
presents a system of bureaucratic

state control, state ownership and
state operation which, in B.C,, 1s

totally forelgn to our whole experi-
ence.
This ‘s not, in its somewhat

the power of authori-
ly over us,

Which is by way of saying, a
general provincial election is, for
certain, In the comparatively near
future for those of us who llve in
BC.

In the elreumstances, and par-
ticularly in the ¢lrcumstances as
present themselves in our province,
there is, more than ever, urgent
need for ‘some plain speaking and
down to earth thinking. I say this
because,- almost uniquely in Can-
ada, the two chief competitors in
any early election in B.C, are par-
ties which represent basically dif-
ferent ways of life.

The one is our present govern-
ment party. Premier Bennett and
his Social Creditors, which group,
shorn of all trimmings as to what

the policies or the aims of the B.C.

gressive Conservative party. But it
Js to put it bluntly on the Capital
City Commentary line that I con-

Perrault political entries as, at least
at
factors, with virtually no hope of
elected power.

me, and it may léad you, to the
conclusion that when Premier Ben~
nett gets around to pulling the of-
ficial cork on the election flood,
shose of us who'll have the voting
control come ballotting time will
have, essentially, a clean-cut de-
cision to make, We'll have to de-

& candidate or a party standing for

way, to discredit

&{ Liberal party and the B.C. Pro-

sider Deane ,Finlayson and Ray

this stage, mere diversionary

Which ‘line of thought leads

cide whether we want to vote for

he type of minimum government,

'as I've noted,

DOES A PARTY THAT IS NOT,IN
POWER HAVE THE RIGHT TO
ROB US OF MONEY? WHY DO
WE HAVE TO SUPPORT A
PARTY WE'RE ABSOLUTELY
AGAINST: Do unions lawfully have
the right to collect for parties and
call {t dues? Yours to keep our
country free..." and the letter,
ds properly and
Proudly signed with name and ad-
dress, :
I don’t think there Is the slight-
est need, here, for me to enlarge
on the statement made, or the feel-
ings expressed in the letter I have
quoted for you. It is perfectly ob-
vious how that particular B.C.
eitizen feels about the way the COF

New Tank Ups Pressure

Castlegar residents are finding
that increased pressure from their
new water tank takes a bit of get-
ting used to.

— SHHS Students Get

‘SHHS students .received rele Grade 12.G.P, Completed:
¥. Falle, R. Funk,

A
°. Kravski, J, Waterman, M. Ald-
rich, T. Bergen, D,. MacPherson, V.

water pressure nas leaped rrom 40 : : :
Pounds to a maximum of 100|,m ; si "of
Pounds, - a

‘The tank is now complete ex- bras eonige 2 is rhe

romation

to wandering about their houses on
other errands while sinks slowly
dribbled full are getting flooded
floors,

+ Others are inadvertently soak-
ing thelr; neighbors with lawn
rprinklers or blasting pétuntas from
their flower beds with a fet of wa-
ter which ‘has more than doubled
in Intenalty,

Works supervisor Norman Mc-
Nabb reported that since installa-
tion of the new wood \stave tank

‘appar
ently, itis ‘a union-organization to
which her husband has been re-
quired to belong ... have even: now,
and without official, elected power,
managed to intrude a mengure of
control into their family operation,
There is, in the deeply sincere
letter I have quoted, a lesson tvhich
all of us do well to

Youngsters to Swim
At-New Glarke Poo!

Bei

Johnny Clarke of Castlegar, not
R.‘E Goulet as reported in Inst
week's paper, has offered to eave
his ool

when ballotting-time comes round
in this Pacific province of ours

Pe
Guides, Brownies, Scouts and ite

for swimming when it is completed.

cept for-the of: perman-
: Grade 13 Completed:
Sub, Moats, be tela the. Anat, councll ; P. Dunlop, E. Killough, M, Le-
Roy, J, McKay, G. Whittaker.
E Residents of Cedar At, -serviced St. R e i H - Grade 13 Rartlal Promotion:
yy the one remaining ‘section of, Ss otel: a «6%, Brown, M, Evdokimoff, P.
wood stave line had - their.’ water g a ‘, “Harshenin, . 8. Johnson, 8, Sheloff,
cut off-Friday morning ‘when. high 8 [, Soberlak, J, Zibin,
(Grade 12, U.P, Completed:
L, Brown, M. Evdokimoff, P.

Pressure burst the line, Not many

had to start the day coffeeless —

Mr, McNabb was notified’ of the ‘Harshenin, 8, Sheloff, L. Crain, R.

break dt 5 a.m. and had the ‘line ‘Cumming, M. Faires, N. Fletcher,

back in operation by 6.30: L, Gleboff, M. Higgens, R. King, M.
‘Wood stave along the street is Lambert, L, Oglow, C, Palsson, F.

belng replaced with transite line Plerpoint, K, Robinson, R, Schwan,

8. Harrison, O, Lebedoff, 8. Markle,
H. Sewell, B, Taylor, L. ‘Webster,

this week,
M. York.

Masloff, ©,. Riley, W. Scott, M,
Stoopniwotf, W. Turik; P. Worobey.

Grade 12 Partial Promotion —|
(Falled in’ one or more, subjects or
short credits):

R. Bondaroff, A, Bradford, E.
Campbell, J. Gevatkoff, 0. Holu-
boff, K, Konkin, M. Paluck, L, Plot-
nikoff, P, Rourke, W. Seaton, .M.
Babaeff, P. Babakalff, R. Bystrom,
K. Croteau, B. Fletz, R. Lightle, W.
Markin, B, Pozdnikoff, ©. Poznicov,
8, Belvig, R. Smith, D. Tamelin, 8.
Wishloff, 8, Wyille.

Grade 11 U.P. Completed:

XK. Beynon, M, Black, D, Brown,

602 Dunsmuie St. Vancouver, B.C.
Telephone MU - 1 - 1135

Situated in the -heart of the business
and shopping district.

EXCELLENT COFFEE SHOP & DININGROOM

‘Tho switchover to the new tank
broke only a few “very old" water
pipes, and a village-wide water ser-
vice disruption at the time occurred
onty by chance.

The break in water service went
unnoticed for on hour and.a half
until a complaint was finally re-
celved. Service was reestablished by

Reoms $2.50 and up

Speciat weekly and monthly’ rates

No charge for children 12 ‘and under. if
aecompanted’ by parent.

the pulling of one forgotten switch.

TRAVEL

Guide Honor Guard
Praised by Leader

Mrs. R. McBain praised the
Guides who formed a Guard of
Frank M.
Ross at a luncheon held in Castle-

Honor for Lieut.-Gov.

gar on his B.C, tour.

Mrs. McBain was addressing the
final meeting for the season of the

Local Association to Guides and
Brownies. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs, R. Bro with five
members and district commissioner | t
Mrs. McBain attending,

It was also reported that the
1st Robson Guides had done well | %
in the First Ald competition in
Trail. Mrs. A, Woodrow and Mrs,
0, Anderson sre to consider pos-
sibility of holding a hobby show.

A cheque was recelyed from. the
Kinsmen Club for $15 for guides

twice in the more than a decade
life of Capital City Commentary.

not use it. It is mighty revealing.
It is, I think, uncommonly thought-
provoking. It comes from a Ustener
in the Okanagan Valley, and here
it is: and I quote:

maximum individual ini-iative,
system which has brought B.C. so
fer along the progress path, or do
we want to vote for a candidate. or
a party which proposes an experl-
mental excursion into the fleld of
state control and state ownership.
With such a comparatiovely
clean-cut. decision in the offing, I
want to wind up this editorial sec-
tion tonight by doing something
which has only been done once or

Propose to quote you a letter I
have received,

It is complete with name and
ddress, or, I assure you, I would

“We have been latening to

: Sse ae oe ee . Paat Clas!

ey

“STOP AT THE

- Holly

On ony. 99

Excellent accommodations

Beautyrest beds, free TV
*.Telephones, ice & coffee
* Heated, illuminatéd’ pool
* Playground & shuffleboard
*-No; 5 Business route

: 2816 MARTIN WAY -

OLYMPIA, WASH.

* Credit cards honored

Motel

Resulis .

B, Dunlop, Dd. Dunn, L. Hesketh, L.

and ieee Joanhe ‘and Stephanie of
vial

and Mrs, Kenneth Harry
ry
ted ot the home of

lowe 1 PB
ae J Nixon, . Rilkoff, 0. Rie
»P, Toogood, L, Androsoft, B.
Bartlett, E. Jolly.
a, King, W. Kult, B. Lebedoff,
J. Reed, W. Richards, E. Rilkoff,
B. Whittaker, D, Zanet, E. Batche-
lor, A, Jolly, O. Konkin, F, Kooznet-
soff, F. Nazaroff, A. Reibin, 8, Ry-
sen, J. Shields, J, Smith, w: ‘Thom-
Unson, L. Waldie.
Grade 11 GP, Completed.
©. Anderson, G. Jenner, B.. 50-7
berlak, J. Martin, 8. Harrower, W.
Paulson, M. Peters,
Grado 11 Partial Promotion
(Failed in one or more subjecta!
D. Breeze, G. Fenner, R. For-
nelli, 8. Gray, M. Guido, P. Makor-
toff, C. Popoff, 8, Vanderburg, R.
Buckna, D. Franco, B. Hyson, G.
Keraeff, T. Kinakin, R, Mitchell, B.
Peepolkin, D. Phillips, N. Skene, B,
Cristofoll, 8, Ball, H, Chernoff, E.
Holuboff, N. Plotnikoff, M.’ Rock-
hill, L, Rourke, O, Smith, D, Zalts-
off, V. Zaitsoff, L. Zeibin, L. Bayoft.

130 Attend Concert
At Waldie Home

For United Church
‘The annual-United Church band
concert and supper was held at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. W. 'T. Waldle.
About 180 attended the supper held
on the lawn,
... The proceeds of the evening:
went to church funds. The Legion
band. under the leadership of Mr,
Norman Fishwick entertained the
guests with a delightful and varied
m which “included “Hopes
thday” for Mr.. Waldie. :
Mr. John Miscavitch also en-
‘tertained, the guests, with the show-
Ing| of some beautiful colored slides,
(General convenor for the sup-

per was Mrs, A. W. Thorp assisted
by Mrs. W. T. Waldie,-Mrs, H. Ev-

McPhee.
Mrs, W. Saliken and Mrs. P. Jolly.

ans,.Mrs. J. Porter and Mrs. E. H.
Kitchen ‘committee was

Miss BE, White,
Recent visitors at the home of
a and Mra, J, Dyck were Mr. and
Mrs, H. B, Klassen, Mr. and Mra.
Bill Sawatzky and sons Mervin and|’
Dwight of, Herschel, Sask.; Mr. and
Mrs, Jake Hantm ,of Nelson; Mr.
and Mrs, Hutch Bonin; Mr. and

Quick Action Saves
Drowning Child “At
Flooded Gravel Pit

What might have been another
drowning. tragedy in .this district
was narrowly averted here lost
‘Thursday by quick action of near-
by swimmers.
Five-year-old ‘Teresa Cohen got
into difficulties while playing in an
abandoned gravel pit, close to the
drive-in theatre. ‘The child had sub-
merged twice before her father and
Mrs. J. Strelioff were able to reach
her and bring her to shore.
Mrs, Strelioff, who has had
Mfe-saving instruction, applied “ar-
tificinl respiration to. which the
little girl ‘responded -in about~ bit

minutes.
‘The water in the pits 4 is treach-
erous as it deepens abruptly and the
bottom fs full of holes, ROMP have
advised the public they swim there

at their own risk and! Cwarned par-
ents that’ children should | be closely
au
Several other small. children
were playing in the water, but Mr.
Cohen and Mrs. Strelioff were the
only adults in the vicinity. The wa-
ter is muddy and a child disappears
when beneath the- surface.

Two-Way: Radio

“An Works Truck.

Castlegar'’s drive towards max-
jmum ‘civic efficiency. may. soon

and children Teddy, Jeanie, Danny
and Nathan of Montrose. ..’

Friegen and son of Portland, Ore-
gor are camping in Renata.
*

visiting his aunt Mrs. J. Anderson.

Kenny,
ROAF Station Centralia, Ontario,
are visiting at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs... Rohn and Mr, and Mrs, M.
Rohn.

and Mr, and Mrs, Jerry Hamm
Clarence Henthorne, George

ers
Johnny Johnson of Kinnaird is

Mrs.."J.. Young and children
Murray and Debbie of

"Mr, and Mrs. M, Wolfe of Kin-

naird spent the’ weekend at the
Hee of Mr, J. Wolfe.

Mr, and Mrs, A. ©, Tschritter

and daughter Margaret of Rockey:
ford,
home of Mrs, Tschritter’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Morey.

Alta., were’ visiting at. the

Mr, and Mrs, W, Bohn of Kin-

naird were. visiting at the home of
‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson.

Mr, and. Mrs, J. Reimer of Ap-
edale were Renata visitors during

Pl
the week.

ewe
Mr, and Mrs, Tuflo of Trail were

visiting their son Gary and Robert
Orlando, who are picking cherries
in Renata,

“Recent visitors at the home of

son Gordon of Rothern, Sask.;, Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Schapansky ‘and| jj

Judy, and Wayne of Trail and Mrs,
A..Koch and E, Koch of Castlegar.

children’ Sharon’ and “Vernon of
Glenwood, Alts., and Mr, and Mrs.
Peter,.Pyck of Pincher. Creek, Alta,

, | were :viaiting. at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, I, Penner.

Mr. and Mrs, G. Barg and sons
Phillip and Paul of Rosemary, Alta.
are visiting at the home of Mrs.

“[M. ‘Neufeld.

epee communities along the Bur-
in 1629,

make it one of the first
ities of ite size ‘to, make regular: use

——

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Serving were Mrs, R. E. Batchelor,|of a two-way radio system.

your comments and appreciate the
Mra. R. Chora: Mrs, J. Scott snd

fine points of view ‘you bring, forth.
This seems to be a day and ‘age
when '& Jot of people don't think

_ Announcing Cy -

“Free enterprise certainly ts the -ANO | HER

life of our country, as you mention- v

py ergo 0 PORTUNITY 70 a
INVEST IN B.C. 57 |

first few years that CCF started
there. All small sawmills had to
close up’ because the lumber from
shen on had to be sold to the
government and for such drastic
low prices that one couldn't oper-
ate, And that was the only source

of income in the winter for the

farmers of that district.

The letter from this Okanagan B.C. Power Commission Bonds — Just like the PGE Bonds which
were oversubscribed last year. — givé B.C. families a golden oppor-
tunity to profit financially from our Province’s dynamic growth.
‘The B.C.-Power Conimission { is a public intility owned and operated’
by the people of British Columbia. It supplies low-cost electricity to

anion’ member and pay union é more than 2650 communities i in ‘Vancouver Island and Interior B.C.,

mett. .; dues... which were two dollars, auch fast-growing gjties as’N Prince George and
‘The door prize, @ dressed chic-|or two fifty, but now are five dol- Kamloops. The steady growth and. development of the Commission
ken, was. won by Mrs. J. Scott of|lars, and part of the increase is _and: the ever-increasing need for Power throughout the Province
makes ° these new 5% Parity, Bonds an exceptionally good uy.

currency of the

DATE OF ISSUE: A igise 15, 1960...

DATE OF MATURITY: August 16, 196 5

Ustener continucs . . . and again
Grain and Mrs. J. Marshall assisted! y am quoting .. . “Here's another
Robson. going to cupport the GCP. WHY a
n . " z
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Wy Judith Schellenberg, Lydia Pel- point.I wish you would .comment
PARITY BONDS: -UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED BY THE. ‘PROVINCE OF
Province of British Ceidinbia and at the peel ‘office ‘of the Commission's

collecting books. This amount will
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Minto Order Holds”
Strawberry Tea

A very successful strawberry tea
‘was held by the members of Minto
‘Chapter. Order of Eastern Star on
‘the lawn,of Mrs, D. Gavrillk.

Guests were received by Mrs.
Ss. Grant. _ %

, Vommittees in charge were: kit-
chen —Miss L, McKenzte, Mrs. Ed
Johnson and Mrs, I. McNeil; apron
table — Mrs. H. Johnson and Mrs.
J, Sherbiko; tea tables — Mra, R,

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‘Works supervisor ‘Norm McNabb
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