Thureday, March 5, 1953, (MBG = “Ehureday, March 5, 1953 CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. Page 5

There was also a discussion on L v anizational rk and

anal . rr t . - meue'’s Ory 2 ional wo! an

LODE. films and the Royal Tour ‘District Smeltermen | Shoreacres Woman, ’79 STS CoO WANT ? sald there has been a territle up-
- Reelect Three To |Passes In Nelson, Sat, | #16 Ae

id Mrs, J. A. Thomas was elect-
a i surge in membership since Oct-
‘COTS Directors Board |
‘i 23 years,..Mrs, Annie ‘Obedkoff;

ed to the committee,
: : ober last. There are 500 new
George’H, Carr, Carl M. Loe-/73, ‘died in the Kootenay’ Lake

a , 6: 1 ’
In the discussion on district oy ‘ 23 President Of Local 500 on
welfare, the hope .was expressed tae memberships now pouring into
head office per day, exclusive of
“blich ani “Henry Adie were re-| Ge, Hospit: a Bs
elected ‘to'the board of directors eee ospitel Saturday morn

: i
that all'organizations would re- ‘|Social Credit Group ee haela
re renewals, he said,
port thelr cases promptly. John Perdue, F ot the an carly
jt -Operati
-Prantpatistion Senlely for mathe | Mrs.cObedkoff was borniOctober

' CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.
1 » S. Grant and
Robson Evening Group |rrteriate to be worked up, were 1.0.D.E. Name
Hear Reports On re ee 1953 Commiltees;
kked t Le Sis tacg
Work Accomplished — [Sivisc'the Womor’s Association |Plan Barn Dance

Concluding, the busineds ‘ses-
By Mrs, J. Thorndale _—- | of the Robson C it

Dr. Bothamley New

ITS TIME '

* To have your car checked
over for CAR-FREE
CARE-FREE Spring and

Summer driving. °

DON’T DELAY

Drive your -car in to-day.
We are equipped to give
your car a complete over-
haul and guarantee. it’s
performance, I

WRIGHT'S AUTO SERVICE

Kinnaird

-Shorexcres resident forthe past

Jeooti

ems ft new
orial Church that should their |oos°hnd a discussion on welfare Ny cocanittGes Wrae fctaved'as :-

Gadrast tetene tor the Rob-|committes to the Church Hall, )yignyj the first ing of ue Mrs, H. Wel- British Columbia Social Credit/mr, Perdue, who is covering every’
son Evening Group W.A. was at- need ass Group the 1953 ive of the Lillian| fare; Mrs, W. O. Devitt, press and League, spoke to a joint meeting|riding in the province, predicted
tended to at the home of Mrs,|Mvs. Thorndale, Mrs, Aachead. or Killough Chapter 1.0.D.E,, held] visiting; Mrs. J. Pederson, consti- of some 80 Castlegar and Kin-|that the Social Credit govern-
Giraud with 14 members present| Mrs. S. Grant, would be avall-) at the home of Mrs. J. S.'Scott,| publicity; Mrs. W.' Dunn, sick twa, yoar-term in election held|20, 1879 in Russia and<came. to naird members in the Legion Halll ment would be returned with
and President Ms. A. Woodrow| Able to help duriog the er vag | Robson, Monday night, with the tution; Mrs, W. Easton, service at lest Thursday. A chairman will|Canada in 1898, She has lived in last week, from 35 to 40 seats, He based this

residing. oF fe ‘The. draw, ‘of the even ad Ww a Regent, Mrs. V. Goresky presid-|home' and: abroad, Mrs, J. Scott, : be eletted at the first mecting ‘of |British .Columbia for 42 years, Myles MacPherson d| pr i on e ity,
B ‘Committee reports of interest to|SPonsored by Mrs. W. Davis bas ing. ‘lunch convenor. “ the directors on March 12, She .is survived by one son, at this meeting that he must re|which he said,-Social Credit has
the Robson ablic were the com. (Won by Mrs, Howes. fetter t.|, A letter from Lt..Herb Pitts,| ‘The May 24 or June 2 celébra- G. ‘G, Atchison was the only|Walter; three daughter,’ Mrs. sign as president of the Castlegar| gained through its budget and

ents the excellent “working” |ments were served by the mae serving with Canadian forces in|tidn was-also discussed. " ! new dierctor elected, , Vera ‘Strileoff and Mrs. Mary Social Credit Group, His resig-|legislation.

Tiidition of the new stove, re-|se% Mrs. Giraud and Mra. Grant Korea, was réad. The meeting decided to hold a ‘The-vote, effected by travelling|Reiben of Shoreacres and Mrs. nation’ from office was accept-| He. urged all Social Crediters
cont inst led in the Robson Re-|2™mid the of square dance in the parish hall, : ‘ballot aboard all Society vehicles, |Pete’Popoff of South’Slocan and ed with regret and Dr. G, L./to rally to the aid of the cam-
oeeat nal S ety kitchen by the|¥oung mothers whose oft-spring | ed by Convenor Mrs. J. P, Cush-|Casilegar on March 27, after. 4 also installed G.G. Atchi of|three brothers, Sam of Bothamely was -elected to suc-|paign,
phase di cians: are reported, to|Scemed to have been besieged bY /ner, they were: Mrs. B, Calkin,| which refreshments were served . Castlegar as new member of the|Witllaw; 8& James Gretchin and ceed him. ; The film “The Alberta Story”
Group, an a favorably. regard-|# Plague of measles and mumps Mrs, Alex Gray, Mrs. J. W.!by the hostess, ee 8 man board. S. J. Jankola of Kin-|Peter ‘Nichroloff of California. The spéaker’ described the B.C.|was shown. 5 a
be Lakota aed of ‘which | during the last few months, Brownlie, Mrs, T. R, Lundquist, ose present were: Mrs, V. ‘naird was returning officer, :
wih be additional. improvements F ie. * sti ath ues 2 fie Gorey: ake cWhittatery Mire “The other four directors, four 3 :

rs. J. Wisted, Mrs. R. Gai - Wanless; . We % . ‘ot ‘whose terms expire each year, |; . sae :
to se satchen ar ne able Father-Son Banquet *. Mrs, F. Peterson, Mrs, F, Sykora,|H. Hesketh; Mrs. C, Petts; Mrs, are D. M, Davies, Kinnaird; J; H. Former Renata Man: eet 2
supervision 0: soe Mrs. G. W. Ward, Mrs, D, Fox,|A. Harvey; Mrs. A. Thomas; Mra.) _ |" Westwood, Castlegar; S, Dower, lia ; az -

Ps Dies In Trail Hosp. a8

Mrs, J. Scheupfer, who are the] Attended By 100 Mrs! F. Stewart and Mrs. Guy|W. O. Devitt; Mrs. W. Dunn; Mra,

. A.
Group's | elected , Improvement Guido. ey : J. Pederson and Mra. J. Scett, and E. .C,

‘Kinnnaird. : \ —Centrat Press Canadian |

BULLETIN BOARD

West. t Junior Bad starts tonight
in the S.H.H.S. Gym and continues Friday evening,
all day Saturday and Sunday. :

chen,

Mrs, A. Woodrow, Group's re-
presentative at R.R.S. meetings,
reported in detail on a recent
meeting, describing the hopes
and plans of the society execu-
tive for the coming year. The re-

Baden-Powell,

to the R.R.S. Hall kit- At Kinn aird, Fi ri id a y

+, There were about 100 persons
attending the Father-Son Ban-
quet in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society Hall, Friday eve-
ning, in honor of the late Lord
founder of the

port caused many
comments in favor of the So-
clety’s plans. The hope was ex-
pressed for complete community
cooperation which only, can en-
sure a successful fulfillment, and

C.W.L. Annual St. Patrick’s Dance. Twin Rivers Hall, March
1. Tickets from any C.w.L,
member. Refreshments. _

St. Alban's Church every Thursday in Lent at 7 p.m, Films
on the Life of St.Paul. : -

thus prove a “boon” to Robson as
a whole. .

It was decided, as a result’ of
the report, that the Evening
Group members will help serve
and will supply all the salads for
the forthcoming R.R.S. Fowl Sup-
per on April 11th which will be

Scout
‘Archdeacon R, A. Resker, As-
sistant’ District Commissioner,
spoke to the heri
the banquet.
The meeting al:
Scout and Cub Group Committee.
Officers ejected; who constitute
the governing bbdy-of Scout and
Cub affairs inthe Kinnaird Dis-
trict, are: J. E. Burrows, Chair-
Cushner, S. Gallo, B.
Brown, J. Kaufman, S. Stephen-
son, and D. M. Davies, S. Gallo
and D, M. Davies were named

man;

WORK CLOTHES.

FOR THE GARDEN _

‘The Annual Meeting of the Castlegar and District
Committee will be held March 10 in the Coronation
Hall. Everybody Come—Everyboily Vote.

Cyril Bell Agencies

held for the purpose of “The

ing .of the t . Pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase a
P.A. system: for the Community
Hall.

Further business of the eve-
ning was the Group’s donation of
a Copper-Craft Kit to the Chil-
dren's Hobby Craft Club of the
R.R.S. and a donation of $10 to
the European Flood Relief Fund.

urer

Amo! those,
event ware the members of the
First Kinnaird Scout troop under
Major. J. Moll, Assistant Scout
Master; members of Kinnaird’s
two Cilb packs; and R. Smales,
Assistant Cub Master. Major Moll
is also Cubmaster for Kinnaird.

so elected a new

and treas-

‘attending the

Olive Green Work Panis...
‘ AT A PRICE THAT - f
CAN'T BE BEAT ..

‘Blie Denim Work Pants...

8 oz.

Khaki Gabardine...
WESTERN STYLE
WORK PANTS .

‘G.W.G. KHAKI SHIRTS AND PANTS TO MATCH

‘A total of 429 ballots were cast

in Thursday's voting, 9 of which|Frederick Koch, 68-of Castlegar;

“were spoiled. Results of the ballot-|died in the ‘Trall‘Tattanac Hosp-

- ing are as follows: i :

L'G.°H. Carr,: Castlegar 816 /:G£ “Nelson, ‘officiated at funeral

services in the Anglican church|:

1|Monday.Burial was ‘in the Park
Cc

-C,M. “Loeblich, Kinnair
“H, ‘Adie, Castlegar. ......
:GuG, -Atchi Casti,

‘A. Former Renata resident,

had myriads of reasons to exp!

the

While grownups questioned in a recent Gallup Poll survey
ol a child having pets, this Cappy young lad and. his
ty-elght

lain thelr approval or disapproval
“dog are

‘O
tdl, ‘last ‘Friday. Rev, R. Schmidt interviewed agreed that “It’s a

[4 er cent. of Canadians

pet.” Perhaps they
memories. .

p
good thing for a child to have a
were by

‘y at Kinnaird,

A,'Cummings, Castlegar ..
‘S. ‘Rysen, Castlegar

‘G, M. “Layton, Kinnaird...
‘R, ‘W.' Cook, Castlegar ..

ELIE’S -
AUTO COURT
Fully Modern

CABINS
“Reasonable Rates
*CASTLEGAR-TRAIL .
HIGHWAY

for ‘the past seven years, moving
here ‘from,Renata where he had
lived since 1922, Before moving
to B. C., ‘he ‘had ‘lived at. Erikes-
dale,“Mariitoba and Dysart, Sask.

.. aga

Surviving Mr. Koch-are his wife D e f d W
Alvina; three daughters, Mrs. W. : IV r SI ie "
B, Fromson of ‘Trail, ‘Mrs. W. J.
Hale of-Renata and'Laura of Van-|.
‘couver; ‘two sons, Arthur of Re- works
inata ‘and Erhart of and | sificati
five -grandctildren, -

Business. In B.C.

Mr. Koch‘had lived*in Castt

Socred Gov. Announces

By FRANKLIN PRICE
Details of the Provincial Government's multi-million: dollar
in the Legi

orks Program

show a wide diver-

of
The building program includes the new Boy's Industrial School
at Brannan Lake; 5. new provincial jail at Langley; new court houses

at 'C. and -K

a an 3

Castlegar

‘Sash & Door

new disease’ }

isease at
and a 300-bed hospi-

a child
tal unit at Woodlands School

. New bridges are planned on the
southern’ Trans-Provincial High-
‘way at A Ryan O07

id clinic.at

Coola:
The Wilrich-Trans-Era Centr:
el’ Rio-St

Moyie Creek and Lizard ‘Creek;
on. the Merritt-Princeton High-

y Lake No. 1 has
now reached a depth of 5800 feet,
A large drilling rig is being moved.

Our ‘Water Well Drilling Equipment
_ Is Working in the District

Do You Need Water

: We have drilled over 100 successful
wells in the Kootenays — Bringing water
to hundreds of users

BUD HENNING
~~ Drilling Contractor. y
Write Box 410 Castlegar, B.C. i

= This Is

—=

way at Guichon, Quilchena Re-|in to the site,-and geological in-
serve and. Vogh Street; at Salmon |formation indicates the payoff
Arm in the Fort George District; zone may be reached by the 7500-
at Jacobs‘ Creek, Millstone and|foot level. A .
Sproat Falls on ‘Vancouver Island. |. yes ee
at Campbell River; on the King |KITIMAT-NO COMPANY TOWN
George Highway, "at Mission)“ policy of the Aluminum Comp:

We Place Our Case Before The
Creek, and two 40-f € : H rtf
Deroche ests Ooo Hiekeeiacapans regmreing. tae |... Bar Of Public Opinion

hes been announced by company For ; “

nas been an y compan: several months now..we,:the employees of the
als, The intention-is toravaids inclal Government, have beens cke preteen Gov-

ernment the right’ to Arbitration of:our conditions of worl -

—without success. This, ‘despite the fact. that during the

last election i 29 Social Credit candidates ex-

in favour of the principle of arbitration

J.. Wisted, President of the

‘Insurance Advisors @uase en

"Phone 3441 | Castlegar

Mrs, D. Adshead was elected club
tive to the

LEITNER'S
Week A | for the eveni : re ‘LIMITED a se

High School. + ‘The catering was done by ladies as
The Work Committee .report\of the ‘Baden-Powell Club, Head-|

ai fi PPosrochift
Ai my nh A: A A: nm
Aged ") es i ‘we ‘e

©. SATURDAY
= Be ee ab 3 a ie: pass oe ; how maintenance monéyf‘any semblance.. of. a. “company:
d . ; a : ae be spent:: Alberni, :$88,000;/ town", to place control of the
. M 0 N D A y $45,000; Burnaby, $45,000 | projected city of 50,000 persons in

DISCRIMINATION!

AK my fit fits
‘+ ‘s v ¥

as 5 a ing ‘the Minister of Labour. We feel that the continued.
Cranbrook, $115,000; cieved ‘who hope to from refusal of the Government to grant us what is now the
Esquimalt, $120,000; Fernie, $120,-!a theatre, hotel,. store or. other Province—the right fo Atbitration tones we teen te
000; Fort George $195,000; Grand enterprises at Kitimat. » Support of a higher authority in our request—that of The
Forks-Greenwood, $138,000; Kam-| 3 —-_ : People. Why is it that Government Employees—who serve
loops “$190,000; Kaslo - Slocan,: UNEMPLOYMENT ‘AT PEAK you, the public—are ‘anxious, to have this right of
$144, 000; Lillooet; $168,000; Mac-| General B.C. ment. pie: A ion?

kenzie $140,000; Nanaimo and the ture in January. showed: A cub.
Island, $110,000; Nelson-Creston, | stantial. number of men of every
$200,000; ‘New. Westminister, $5,-

Batts of all Sizes and Thiekness “2 1]f RRO. North.: Vancouver, is [operation of logging esone inte

operation of logging camps in the
ji , : ; soe ag : : : ; ~ > and Machine Blowing

for .employment; very limited
tasicateds {ishing virtually, dors
SOAP Te le eee oe Fear irra

VEGETABLES ~ Giant Package ............ 69¢ a Sa

TOMATOES Tube ...... 26c FACI : 0. LIGHTLE
CHEESE _ fo ey CARROTS New, pkt.
Burns, 2 ths .....202eeesees 95c BANANAS Ib. .....

mant; food processing at a ‘low,
SUGAR ; ORANGES 10 Ibs...

point; i
peak, however, appears to have,
VURANGUES
: : s :
10 th. Bag - $1.09 CELERY = Crisp, lb.
SOCKEYVE SALME

been reached,
aie CAULIFLOWER — |b. ..... 24c
Nahoh, 734 oz. :....- 2.0002. JOC

‘CABBAGE, new .........: 9¢
STRAWBERRY JAM. iC MEATS:
-Malkins, 4 Ib. ...ceessseees 996

BALOGNA, By Piece; Ib... 29¢
MARGENE _ '|“SAUSAGES, H.C., Ib. ..... 36e
24or cele okese ise 68e : inte
inci _WEINERS, Ib. ........'..., 37¢
TOMATOES. | POF ROAST OF BEEF, Ib. . 45¢
Malkins, 28 oz. ..-..-..... Sle. SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. ...... 73e
BORE ae BRISKET, Ib. ........... 24

SHORTENING ET,

Jewel, ih, we eeenneedeneens 23c

Levu ‘ NirmnenSipoosen ly Re

A B.C. Product
‘One of the Finest Rock Wool
nee Insulations on the Market

Caribéo. North, $160,000; Cariboo,the hands of elected:

South:'$170,00 Chilliwack, $95,-|atives of the residents. for Government employees, Eleven of these 29 were elected,
i s \
trond : Sn, Z * wed At
‘e a “
Re : i ‘ ‘ ‘ * g ;

Firstly:-The tight of employees to cooperate with each
other, and to bargain collectively with ther employers
over their conditions of work, has existed for Benerations.
, This right is now a civil right, guaranteed by Iaw to all

groups.of organized employees in our Province, except us.
This right has developed over centuries and is deeply rooted

in our poltical and ic devel It has foll
from this that. laws have been passed, enabling
s to submit thelr differences res-
io iliation and

130,000}. Cémox,! ‘The company to date has re- of whom six are members of the present cabinet—includ-
of ii iri

CREAM CORN peeling “wages and
Comet, 2 for ..

Contact eee

f . : ; Secondly: In the past, Provincial Governments have
or Ww. D. SHARPLES i Passed such legislation as: The Annual Holidays Act, guar-
‘i ¢ Soe das ; nt annual i the Mini ‘Wage Act, to pro-
: a vade a mounum wage; the Hours of Work Act, setting forth
When you want fo... in ag mctinliae jours that may be worked; and any similar

PEACHES . Re
Lynn Valley, 15 0z........... 2le. | a
TOMATO JUIGE ©,
- OZ cee ee en eweeecencane

PEANUT BUTTER —
Mialkins, (6:02. jars...

MIRACLE WHIP. |
32 oz, jar...
GORN FLAKES...
> Kelloggs, 8 02., 2 for =
POT-0-GOLD CHOCOLATES
"PID Box. soe ee

7

< iE of $s) ie Gov- <

ernment .has also passed ;the Industrial Conciliation and
Arbitration Act which’ provides the right to Conciliation-and
Ar All this, legislation has been passed by our.
G ‘in’ the’ ‘of all s

P e Pp g
in. the Province, except their own employees..Why is th's
: 280?’ Because Section 35 of the Interpretation Act places the
: i i Government, above the Jews it Jegislates. bus while the®,
- : 3 »Grovernment can pass, and ‘has passed, legislation regulating ;
aan ghancel- : ac ' : the Jabour Telations of all-other employers in the Province ay
bs > y i c 4
that the British Government plans J peas reninlotes othe tos Gov bebe sere ie ed ie
to take a greater financial inter- . Pee : elation -Fepresenting 10,000. Govern: it “emp £
est in. Canadian © development. Look under “JEWELERS' +) that’ this ea Fetes rot demberarie inane
He made special -referances to In the Yellow Pages®. We believe,

i penough for all

this province. :
‘cial ty A
ve Agricul ure Minister James : BUY A L

es

a new. railway, from the. Pacific
Coast through the. heart of the
new-found minergl wealth of
northwestern: Cai might in-
crease British interes€’in the port >
of Churchill; on Hudson Bay. ra hora
‘ied in with the gigantic, pro- ay wl
oosed ‘Frobisher. chemical-matal- Leak nde A AoW ey RE .
lurgical aevelopment for north-{- i Se tee
ern B.C., these comments add a
few more details to the picture
of the north’s future.
CONSTRUCTION NOTE:
Value of construction in B.C. in
January was 180 percent greater
than in the same month, 1952, The
figures: $3,012,047 in Januarv.
1953; $1,074,280 in January, 1951.

WATER ‘ells the
truth about whisky |
i a’s 83” to the water test.
plain or sparkling, - |
reveals a-whisky’s true, natural flavour, .~
: and bouquet. | .:

»-prepared to forego the right to take strike’action in return

- for the Right to Arbitration with binding award. ar
* The B.C.: Gove 1 “A it feels thet:

this of G pl toa d-class
“level: of citizenship.is unfair and

:ition,: Refusal of: the Gov to act on our request for

oA x rces Gi ‘emp! to appeal to their
last court: of resource—to ‘you, the people—for. support -in-

aBaining What is not merely a condition of employment, ‘but:
a. civil ‘right.’ We therefore ask you to write or wire your
ALLA; today, asking: him’,to ‘support, on .the’floor of the: .

Legislature, :‘ the. right Government | employees |’ to =

‘Arbitration. ey 3

B.C. Government Employees Association
902 Helmcken St: — Vancouver 1, B.C.

(The First In a Series of Two Public Mezsagés)

Seagram's “83° —
EOL
he Pep Seaguaw’s ance Sure al

CLEAN A-FROCK...:

Graal Look under “CLEANERS”
in the Yellow Pages® .

cet KINNAIRD, B. |

*The Yellow Poges tell who
Buys—=Selie—Rents—Repalre

€ “BRITISH COLUMBIA

OIL IN MONKMAN PASS

Geologists are optimistic that
oil may be found in the Monkman
Pass area, a bare 100 miles north-
east of Prince George and. 300
miles’ from tidewater at Bella

Peay
wie Ls Le

TELEPHONE COMPANY

is i is not .or displayed by the Liquor. ,
Contrl:Board or by the Government. of British Columbia. oboe

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