KIWANIS AUCTION held last Saturday yield.
ed over $1300 for the local service club, asa
wide variety’ of merchandise and services
were offered for sale at rediculously
Also included in the bargains

low prices.

Letter Points Out Dangers
Inherent in New Bill 33

Dear Sir:

Another far e Of ery
has gone b; the recent
pessing of has With it has
also gone part of our basic

freedom.

I am_referring to the
clause in Bill ‘$3 pertaining to | to!
collective union bargaining,

4|which in the future will al-

were a selection of deliveries and credit
arrangements. Typical of the sales was the
tire held by the auctioneer’s assistant,
one of a pair which sold for much below their
actual value. —

centre,
Castlegar News Photo

Adult Players Will Give Support
To New Junior Golf Club Program

A Tis year a junior golf
evelopment program

been instituted under the
guidance of an adult commit-| of
tee and with the assistance] ¢h,

P. E. KINAKIN
Building Contractor

For your quality building.
‘Will do:

of a great many of the adult
club members.

In general the major aim

this program, is to develop | to

ibre of players,

[through the junior years ead
subsequently as adults

match the quali of the
course, which obviously will
soon take its place as one of

the best in the province.
Specifically, the program
to develop Jun-

with ply
forms

@ Framing or remodelling
@ Kitchen cabinets or com-
plete work,

Phone 365-5160

ior players who:

@ Know ithe rules of
golf and play by them.

e ww the require:
ments of golf etiquette and
abide by the them; 3 and who:

@ Will bring honour to

John

PAINTING

and.

DECORATING

CONTRACT OR HOURLY
TELEPHONE 365-7454

Mills

iTS A PUBLIC SERVICE

live.

into a

IT’S A BUSINESS

community.

Just What Is
Your Newspaper
This question has many
answers. Here are a few:

It serves this community with news, adver-

, editorial comment,- and entertain-
ment.! It promotes projects which it believes
will snake this a better place in wbich 10

1v'S A MANUFACTURING PLANT

It converts ink, paper, meta) and power
finished product. It gives employ-
ment, year round, to heads of families.

It enjoys full status as both a wholesaler
(of newspapers) and a retailer. It plays:its
full” part :in‘ the commercial life: of the

IT’S A SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT
It tries to give information and guidance -
through its staff. Its

classifi
the local market place. It is the 20th century
town crier and community counsellor.

the club both through thelr,
achievements and conduct.
All juniors are req
attend a’ meeting
lunch room at
Monday to select a juni
to} ecutive to work with tl
ult committee in decidi
and participating Fy
Bram designed to achieve the
above aims, and which is in-
tended to be both entertain.
ing and instructional.

ticipated are:
@ Club ladder tourna-
ments to select representa-
tive boy’s and Eirl's teams in
matches’ a: it juniors of
other clubs in the district;
@ Additional golfing in-
soucton for the different age
a erlons levels of
Sbility, porh boys ‘and girls;
@ “Foster golf partner”
program for the fore advanec-
er, both boys and

Ca Program for
club Sues ts;

@ Local’
naments” such ‘as Father-son
and Mother-daughter;
@ Junior open ‘and jun-
tournamen’

ior club
aeriies ma-

tional and entertaining;

e Improvements, ‘on the
junior club house, © fund
raising, and general assist-
ance to the Adult Club.

See you at the meeting.

W.K. Golf League
‘Has Been Forme

A. West Kootenay died

mae Castle eros Ne Nel.

m2. legar, -

son and Christina lake has | pr
bean! formed:

e tournament is to pe| is

held or ‘each of the four cour-

Gold River Workers
Endorse Canadian

~ Union in Vote.
p mill workers at Gol

ulp work-

ea unton ¢alled“the vote in

e face of an attempt by

ie Pulp Sulphite Internation-

al Unise t2 to win majority sup-
port’ o! workers.

aie Braaten, president
of the Pulp and Work-
ers of Canada stated the In-

@ Films an
terial on golf — Sth instruc-| all o1

low ernment intervention
in labor disputes. All people
need to ask themselves, ex-

oe at
eak out with ir thele honest
cpintons on this bill:

Is this bill a future help

I have been asking my-
self and others these very
same questions and’ hereby
submit my thoughts on those
questions. I for one would
like to rea
others on t

iper,
Fore serious matter
meets the eye and certainly

warrants discussion.

It is quite easy to ser

what the intent of f that bil!
is: to forestall lengthy striker
bleh do no doubt have a very
ling’ effect on all those ir-
ee including the whole
commu

I for one hope that such
will be the outcome and the
result of that bill, However
Iso. hope that this is not

the beginning of a flood of
d to subjec

tion of a class, namely the
jourly-paid worker, and that
lengthy strikes are not ell.

On the matter of free

wise.
* Could it be that that bul
does Pret restrict fair]

club “fun tour-| 92

t
that cventaally we are to Tose
e-enterprise priv-

‘Tt for, one, and I am not
se Be ae
was a Vi }OOr ef

lation sorter what its in-
ee and ve to be
of no mot we on to pee

‘A time will: come when
the people. will be forced to

lation is applied in an unfair
manner. So which is then the
best prsereny Periods of long
strikes, or open repenion
wih possible loss, of life and
due to violence? It

it. bring?
This bill, no matter what,
has neglected a very import-| repo:
ant fact strikes.

rebell if and.when, this legis-|b;

alone is responsible for strik-|
es!!!
Restrictlve measures a-

feelings toward Bill 33 and
its us restraints | on British Col-
a AR ‘A. Knippelbe
TBs
Kinnaird. mre

ed by labor, a5 a dcr rimina- | gm

measure directed against
labor! (One more reason wliy
ere ‘will open rebellion
against this | Togislation at
some not-too-distant time).
As the situation stands —
this bill advocates free en-
terprise to a limit for labor—
for those who set prices there
is no limit as to wher they
may set their prices! This is
indeed an unbalance that is
sure to fp the scales one day.
Where now? Are we heau-
ed back to feudal times? Will
we once again have need for
a Magna
I cannot lock with opti-
on this bill and here-
by wish to make public my

Some of the events an- frlnated hat the expense of

legar elementary an
ary school Ee and and, gradu
ated from SHSS

Manitoba Visitor
Attends Meeting
of Senior Citizens

Castlegar and _ District
Senior: Citizens held a meet-

Te with 34
visitor, Mrs. J. Evans of Bran-

Dr. Wm. Wright and
Mrs..H. Evans, patients in the
Castlegar and District Hospi-
tal, sent greetings to the
members.

. Mrs. A. Kazakoff fell and
hurt praclt and is now re-
covering at.the home of her

t| daughter, 3 it was ted.
L MeNeil gave a re-
Bae on the regional meet-
jatended. in rail She
attended the

1d spiralling of “pi
es, ie 50 D dees nothing about
the

reasons: for

ill is intended to
that

and by’ so doing, gives! the
misconception’: ‘that labor

ek easyer inter
‘The next one is to be

ul pela ini Nelson swith the date.
5 jounced' later.

eine patie convention is
He-|to be held in June at New
it | We A’ delegate will
be selected at the next meet-

At the close of the meet-

it'aims | ing, members were

ections on: their* guitars and

Jeang several songs.”

KNIGHTS OF: COLUMBUS* ”

BINGO

TONIGHT
ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

tars. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fitz-
patrick left today for Helena,
Mont. to attend the wedding
of Mr. Fitzpatrick’s niece, Ar-
lette Brackman.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Oddie
returned last Thursday from

their home at the Town and
Country Trailer Court, 8293
King George Highway, North

for that one particular Piece
of material.

Castlegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-5294

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. King
‘left last Friday for Kamloops
where they visited their son-
in-law and Mr. and

DEON 9&2
Oo Ph. 364-2114

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g The V:
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Anottier Exterior View Taken from the Shore Side

TIMELESS TOPICS

SELKIRK COLLEGE LIBRARY

April 29th to Sept. 7th
Monday to Friday 8.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m.
Thursdays 8.30 am. - 9 p.m.

The Library will be closed Saturdays, Sundays
and Holidays. Adult Residents of the West Kootenays
are invited to use the Library which has a fairl
Teference collection. Books may be taken out if de-
sired and phot yi are

Mrs. Dale Cassel.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. East-
on visited with Mrs. Easton’s
mother, Mrs. W. Byers in
Willow Haven Home in Nel-
son last Saturday.

Donna Peppard, Mrs. P.

ty | Ewart and Mrs. H. Johnson

were Trail visitors last Thurs-
"Members of Kootenay
Sisters wh

Laura May Fedouk of Na-
tal recon yi rated: her aunt
and uncle, Mr. . and Mrs. R.

The Apathy Revolution and Your Party |=, «

By George Hermanson -

Have you ever. noticed|be

that no itter what the

Tae uu say, there
is a lot of activity in the area
of sports and recreation, but
man does not live by body
alone.

Our areas is a cultural

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For the most Part, People
emselves to be | kid

have allowed th
killed, or res, fo com-

dre. aulte seléa suicide. We | nier.

uneasy)
leave the comntort ofthe TV
‘set, This means ‘our: area ‘is
be revolution.
it it doesn’t matter——noth:
are willing] make

matters. We are
to “put down” things that

vet when we say no we
g to do’our own
investigation to see ‘what _is|can
happening. Others will-do it
for us.
* We live in a society. that
potential: for all‘ sorts of.

ities.
'e live inva

world where isolation should
le. Increased

sure should bring increased
creativity into lives, instead | may
2 J of boredom:

fer from a
sand ot identi et —_ who
(2 Who are-you? What is

iat

‘Tho! science and tech-

elsewhere. We need a revolu-
in magne and know-

ledge. ae
From where should this
pening now?
In You're
You're

— That is even fun-

"Yet educations and the
es should be the lead-
ersin the revolution of mean-
ing. They could be. *:
tage -of Maybe it ee aa ld
e ay we Col
radical changes in these

areas.
T believe it is time to stir
use

school and not care —
make rebels out of the
children?

We can create a new gen-
eration which will critically

estion -and” act -on = every-|-
the a people have

revolution come? Is it hap-'tem,

CHURCH OF GoD

.m. Fri. — ween, eel
_ ooseld in homes

-ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
8 a.m. Holy Communion
11 am. Holy Baptism
7.30 p.m. Congregational
F Meeting

'PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:

7th Ave. Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Service of Worship and
day School at: 9.30 a.m.

i Minister
Rev. J. H.:Wiseman, BA _

By Local Charches|

mission to do 80.
“On what basis?” You
ask,

ites.
nothing absolute Sat the re law

i ‘By. bh idols we can

given the revolutionary. per- Be ty,

KUCW Farewell
For Mrs. McMillan

‘farewells were sal

“oi4| Kinnaird United Church ue
4|ternoon unit. és

Meeting at the home of
. D. OW,

sented a cup and saucer to
Mrs, McMillan who now mak-
es her home at 8293

George Highway, North Sur-

Present were 11 mem-
bers. with Mrs.. Ws
giving the devotional: What
We v0 Sas Out of Cl

alley Vista unit. of

its were reminded of the Jap-
pices & seshval May 5 at 7 Pane
Kinnaird |) Unit

reaident
now makes her home mm en-
ucton.
tev. Clinton-Howard was
to. explain. the Hice

can
fied that we want that sys-
that we've constructed

By God, let’s do it.
It is time for that revolu-|~
tion of new meaning.

Humane Group

The’ Columbia’ Humane
Society met recently at the
ww Arms for its an-
nua general mecting, elect-

ing its. officers for. 1968.
Officers Cane were:
president, Mrs. L.A. Cairns;
e | vice-president, Jace White;
secretary-treasurer, Allan Sel:

Directors are Jim Macbeth,
Ralph West and Tom Pearce.

it.

ie executive were mayors of
0
Murray Little and ca
were named ‘hi

mm,
at the nome of Mrs. wi

given. positions “in [©

to We members, x
sor tne month of
atternoon unit will-meet

aud the Valley Vista umt at
the home of srs. Juan ‘voews,

" Prizes Presested
To Witdlife Janiors

‘aneanms “group,

Sponsored by tne CaRtleBae

and District, Wudlife Assuci-

auon.

The ae donated ey | the
association: and the

by frbresd t Photos were Saves

vo: the

month course was completed.
‘Tne youths, ranging trum

12 to-16 ‘years ot age, were
msiderea:on tein. ee:

marksmanship
tude as Wal ax reals Of a

tecrpients ot tae badges
were: wid Babich,

director.
Smith’s of Smith’s. Kennels,
This

ed
hope for a successful mem-
bership drive to further their
wane in this area of erie
lemberships may
from: any of the ex-

er Shop, Anderson’s Book
Shop, Canadian Bank

gave their xeport. for {ne past past
a Ateith, lvan Salekin and Davia

the | >watyk.

tained
ecutive or from, ‘West's. De-|'
Sun- | partment Store, Helen's Flow. |formng

|
Lawrence “Garcon, ‘Jack, sur-
cof, Wary Jacques, samuicn-

arpara. eed, /yonn

ty.

-fne course has been in
the hands’ of, Dennis “austin
who Was assisted by ‘George

the No. Bul (Castiogar) Sau
‘dron, Royal Canadian Air
gets, & to a vatioot-out in the gas

of Commerce in tae Plazas or
Mrs. Dennis Hughes.

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“APOSTOLIC. CHURCH

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Held iu St David's
:; Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

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CALVARY. -
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves — Ph. 7175
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel

Castleaird Plaza

Femily Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.

THE SALVATION ARMY

Suey mn. Sunday School
en a.m. m. Holiness Meeting |
me p.m. Evening Service

7.30 p.m. Prayer and Bible

"a0 pam. Home League

0 p.m. n Air and and Young

Par les. pate invited to all

ices p You! are nevera

Envoy aad Mrs. Mallory
h. 365-7112

"Selkirk

College

local businesses of Service Bi
Panelists:
—

Mr. L. A.D.”

Department of Continuing Education
a
Seminar
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May ‘4; 1968 ay
|: ;
DATA PROCESSING

With special attention given. to the pass use by’

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Mr. John D. Ramsell.

Manager, Ms: Ser-
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ur Peter D: Leckie, Assistant Director of Finance,

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It serves this district first, last and always.
Its weekly payroll remains entirely in the
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supplies and services locally.

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IT'S THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Its printed reports, comment and pictures
mirror this co: in such a way that
we may understand both its problems and
its opportunities. It is a vital factor in the
operation both of free, responsible govern-
ment and in the life of free, democratic
individuals.

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