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|.went for the’ ride.

Bank o OF Monvae r.

WORKING WITH CANADIANS: IN EVERY WALK OF tire SINCE 1817

jare spending a.week holidaying

‘ for Peentnuve? where he.

Castlegor Branch: _ CYRIL Tt. ‘ONIONS, . Manager

cass

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PHONE 5117. .

Mr. and Mrs. B. Trussler re-
turned from a trip. to!-Nakusp.
On their return they: were ac-
companied by their | daughter
Margaret ‘who had spent the
summer months. with ‘her, grand-
parents at Galena Bay.

Mr, and Mrs. B. Trussler had
as their guest recently the lat-
ter’s cousin Miss Kathleen Wad-
dington of Vancouver, °°

Mr, and Mrs. R,E, Goulet
had as their ‘holiday week-end
visitors the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, S. H. Fairweather, also
her brother and sister-in-law: Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Fairweather, all

of New. Westminster.

Betty and Bunsy:,Smith re-
turned on Monday from Gretna,
Manitoba, where they. spent the
summer months.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Sharples over the
week-end were Mrs. A, N. Smith
and Richard of Gretna, Manitoba.

Mr. and Mrs, E.. A, Lewis
and family. returned from Kam-

‘aret Tupper in. Calgary... While

there Wendy. passed: her exams
for''the Air Force and’ expects
to leave for the East later. this
month., ,,

Mr. and Mrs. Ae T.' Hors-
will with Dr. and Mrs. G. Page
and the Jatter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.: Holden of Vancouver. en-
joyed’a’ trip from. Proctor to

week,
Miss. Barbara Killough has
left to join the teaching staff

land, -

Mrs, H, A, Sommers is visit-
ing at’ Penticton and» Coastal
points tor-a few weeks.

Sek and Mrs, Harry West-
wood had as their holiday visit-
ors, the latter's brother and
sister-in-law, ‘Mr. . and. Mrs. Ww.
Alexander of. Trail,
Fred and Philip Parent spent
a week visiting in the Okanagan.
Mrs, James‘ Kelly has | re-
turned from the  Trail-Tadanac
Hospital where’ she has been a
patient.” *

daughter Mrs. Purdon spent. ia
few days .in ‘Varcouver. last
week. :

‘ Quests of Mr. ;and:, ira. Wil-
bur’ Horning over,’ the’: holiday

g and son: Robert,’ of

Betty. Dishaw _ of ‘Milo, Alberta,
Bil Wilson and Jim’ Hanlin: of

|| Edmonton, and their’ son’ Bruce

who is with the forestry ‘at Flat-
head. On Sunday évening “a
dinner party was held as a triple

Cumming:
Fort William, -Ont.,.and) -Miss| kere
Joyce Dishaw of Edmonton, Miss

| weekend were Mr..and Mra. Ron| in’

astlegar,: »
hi Lik at: ‘Broadwate
th'\:4s. the. former Phillipa

*,Miss:C.” Hogendoorn aetived
‘0, take \up her duties on‘ the
so staff of school ‘district
No,

and Mrs. R. West ‘spent
the Telidey visiting relatives: a

of the Cook Ave. “School, Ross-|-

On LG Townsend and].

birthday, tribute to ‘Mr. Horning | y;
and ‘his sons Bruce and’ Wally. |: Walow; Point,
2 Mr, and Mra. ‘Bunt’... Mac- (s lala Cont. on ‘Backs ‘Page)

Lardeau on the S..S. Moyie last}

issued by The 8.C. Social ‘Credit Campaign Committee: :

loops. where Mr. Lewis.
the fire chief's Convention, Mrs.
Lewis said she and the family

Mr, amd Mrs. C. Sutherland
and ‘family of Castlegar. have
moved to their:new. home on
Columbia Heights, Robson.

Roy Englund, employed with
the Kootenay Forest Product,
Nelson, spent the holiday week-
end:,with his mother. here.

. Guests at. the home of Mr.
and: Mrs, Leo Bosse over the
holiday. weekend . were the
former's - brother-in-law and: sis-

Mr. and , Mrs. Leslie Moore

. Charlie ‘Moore of. Cal-

“Also Mr. Bosse’s ‘brother

fre ne Bosse’ of ‘Trail, “and: brother.

and’ sister-in-law, ‘Mr, and. Mrs.
Martin Bosse of. Vancouver.

‘Thor “Aadiand - left. onatter

after

ost ints. “."
& Ms w. He Pedersen ‘se re-
turned from a week's visit with
her-son' and. daughter-in-law, «

and Mrs. Ove Pedersen’ ‘at ‘North []-

urrey.
® = and Mrs. oda ‘Ans d.
at ancouvery Victoria and
1K.
ba and Mrs. L. EB. Groutage
with Carrol and Wayne have
ad from a at

tore me and - Gibsons.
Niele id Onions - left recently

paccep ted a position with the

‘Johnny’ S Meat Market |)

+ == PHONE 2001 — ':

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Lame
Miss Poharon Parkin return
‘ed suring ae. weekend from

Soe aver: :

Mrs. J. weKenzie who makes
her home. with. her: brother-in-
Jaw. and -sister, Mr, and Mrs.

F, Killough is visiting in Kelowna
‘Mr, and Mrs, R:, McBain, and
‘family ‘returned from 2 week's
holiday at. Proctor. (> 7”

Miss Wendy Spence will re-
turn this ‘weekend’ from a visit

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"+ THURSDAY: SEPTEMBER:

Note From Your Social Credit

: Campaign ‘Headquarters :

OCATED: AT

ment and progperity, for call our

‘The past four years have een | people.

the. most Brogressive. years .in |"

But not only. in the ‘fiela of

the ‘life: and of -our

ilding roads:and has

Proyince, Two outstanding fea-| your’ Social. Credit Government

tures: of thi

th

as and growth been’ more active ' and aggressive
: have been. th oepanslon. of:our than ‘any former administration.

Ini, the’ construction. of: Iong
needed bridges'in both ‘the heavi-
ly ‘populated. metropolitan * areas
and the’ heavily, travelled: areas

hag. been--the

 bridg-

completion, of a large portion of es. are being ‘built.

the: Pacific » Great Eastern Rail-

An. example is then ww Oak
Street" Bridge acroés- the “North

develop ments “gui d.and Arm’ of: the Fraser: River,’ Here
‘aigected ‘by your’ Social “Credit is a modern, ‘wide structure which
Government have been. in the | will: replace the. present ‘antiqt

field’ pf ‘the B.C. Power Commis-

di’ the Toll Highways and | relic: o:

sio
Bridges 4 authority, :
age ook: : firs

e epher jousaNt
a8" “miles rot: highways. in’ our| early “next

PAGE: 3

MORE MARRIED. ‘PERSONS
IN CANADA: IN beri taB

Canada, had R

the half-century, |; with’ 443 per
'| gent of the male."and 46. 15 per

cent’ of’ the ° female * popidlation
married, In 1901 the proportions
were 33.8 and 34.5 per cent, re-
spectively, On the basis of: esti-
mates since 1951, the’1956 Cen-
sus will. show. ’a ‘still’higher'
proportion’! ‘of. both’ sexes mar- .

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which: began nowhere ‘and end- | $6,800, 000 are being strung in
ed, nowhere.’ Surely. it was the|the Arrow Lakes, Okanagan ‘and
white elephant of: British Colum- | East | Kootenay , areas.’ 'The fotal,
ja. of* projects completed. and pro-

But those days are gone for-| jects under construction is $19,-
.ever, 000,000.

When your Social Credit Gov-|? In addition to work presently
ernment took ‘office ‘four years | underway, ' numerous |, surveys,
ago under the dynamic leader-|and © investigations. ‘are *‘ going
ship of ‘Premier’ W.-A..C.: Ben-| ahead with the goal of providing
nett, it announced that the PGE| power where it is most needed
would go ahead: And still they and opening up new. areas “for

‘ YOUR

~ sooit GREDIT CANDIDATE —

TWIN RIVERS HALL

8:00 p.m., September 6°

_ VOTE sociat CREDIT FOR’:PROGRESS — <n
DON'T VOTE FOR POLITICS :

laughed, and ping new
But today .the PGE is running community sites,’ -;

from North. ‘Vancouver to Prince All ‘of this expansion. in high-

George. + ways and bridges; by. the PGE
And tomorrow the Pacific and by the B.C. Power. Commis-

ted Marpole’ Bridge. ‘This’ ancient
. “short-sighted. ;former
adminstrations ‘will finally be re-

ed* by, an‘\adequate..five and
one-halfy million: ‘dollar ‘bridge

Great E: -will forge | sion; add up to just one thing —

St.John.

amis Government owned rail-
way has. ceased “being what it dustry and stment,
was’ once’ called—“the Provi BA nen

year.. Another ‘link

Province. ': Over ~ 3,200 miles of between Vancouver and North
these are hard ill

ep with

wi
At the” present time—in’ the the completion of. the new. six-
largest highway construction pro-|teen million dollar Second, N

gramme in‘ the’ history of the rows; Bridge.
Frovince—400 miles. of) main} ~.
highways are under construction

iValley the new
million® dollar

“by contract, Public Works . crews | Agassiz-Rosedale “bridge will pro-

aa, have been built, °

total: 45 were: constructed | of
: buildi

bbe: replaced.
‘million jol-

gramme. :
But this is more than a. vast
highway-1 building programme to.

‘gatisty the’ needs of: today and

eeds
ughout the te

ts
‘vince ‘whose only. hope of good

loads and easy access. to’ neigh-

f
and: pactially by_an:annual
. from. the: “Provincial Gov:

rogramme ‘isa ee

years ago but it is’ being ‘spent

. communities ‘lay - inthe; more “economically. . than in’ the
romises an: a

and for-

in cost. of :moving "rock Teas 2.25

$
yard.’ Duting ~ the. past
free years < the ‘cost of moving
to Jan

expanding economy. Tt. is |:

Wand
134 oney-making. propo:
5: it ‘reported ' an’ operating
profit. of: $769,000. and early re- secur financlal ang “social
ports ‘this year: show a ° Pee esr wey
tial gain: over last-year.. ee
» At:the present time’470 miles
of mod n ‘railway: is in opera-

comes jobs,

expansion programme ‘thet >is)
bringing a new standard. of liv-
ing to every city, town, “and

At the. ‘pl esent time 366 miles

of newline is under construction
from Prince: George fo: Fort St. i the Social Credit “sdministra

John ‘and Dawsor'Creek.

‘No ‘company will ‘invest mil

‘or_in'the expansion of ar

and, fi
onerville ‘Industry has expressed av

ing -a‘ development. programme
that’ totals . da vineneaede two
billion‘ dollars. ALS

new

of- new’ steady. j
‘created.

Sunder: “contract, Over
eight, ‘miles ir the! eagt
ern. area .of the: Provins

road /

mmiunities such

ander the Liberal

the cost’ of moving: other miteri-
al.was a cubic. yard.
g past'three years the

ther.

more than: »$150,000,000. .
iin the: Peace- River ‘district,

to 35 cents a.

‘has been: saved ‘by.’ this reduction } th;
in..the cost)of moving. rock a

The! highways: and bridges’ of o1
Province: not’ only are Sproviding’ &

te served by. adequate ‘toad com- |W

Jt‘ means millions
Jocal’ and tourist: travel. °

n| The “political wise-men © said
a was: doomed’; to: be. a spro‘itiess 2

| yard, Some ‘nine, million dollars th

-| equipment ‘valued at $10,000,000

j has i
oo0.g enditu by | is the search for. new |:

jth ir y sources ‘of oil’ and natural’ gas
| th ovide:. elec! at'a cost ‘of $20,000 per day. %
in’ _ghapinesring studies’ are ‘ de-

ermining . the feasibility ‘of ‘a

pedir new hydro. development at
the: ‘headwaters ‘of * the © Yukon,

total expenditur ‘eof more than
$500,000,000" in. ‘the Atlin | and
ku distticts. ‘~

_ The : Allmninum Co. of Canada

the vast power potential ‘of the
Col River is eine: studied

opened ;-up and..the® new... mines
developed. : ‘Prospectors.and mine

a road * building programme. :
‘industry ‘ is. * also

underway; “ on’ nearly |*

,000 worth’ of generating
facilities ' on’ Vancouver Island,
Kooteriey. ‘Lakes and:the north-

it means : new:

: of. ‘the’ Province,

into Dawson Creek and. Fort the. progress of Brnah Colum- |°
bi

‘With this progress comes int}:

‘With industry and investment :

‘wages : and’ salaries, |...
homes and a higher. standard of |*

village in, British Columbia, is}

lions: of dollars in a-new plant]:

existing
| plant : unless. it. is . satistied ‘that 2
the Government . is stable,- honest Pa

. the" most positive ‘opinion “on. the ‘Social %
| Credit ‘Government’ by ‘sponsor- |:

fants.
than, Boo, 000,000: and thousands |.
bs ‘have been 2

The natural - gi gas “pipeline that}:
"| will bring new: fuel to the: fires |”
of ‘the :Cariboo, : the - Okanagan, |

the Esaset Valley. and the Great- |: «
area. will cost

River. <.which ‘would. involve’ ‘a BS

d the. utilization | ot ne

‘New: inining ‘areas are. ‘peing pe

owners: are: being assisted by the].
grants, and | .

copa

what's’ happened | fe
“the ra of Laclons

wth the‘ goversmeat's
general wholesale price index.

Si 1935-1939, prices ae
: in general hav tise 120%.