NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 11, 1958

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THE DISTRICT SOCIAL

REPORTERS

CASTLEGAR

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

Mrs, Johnson

Mrs, Horan

Lock’ outyuld mangwinter
with storm... di Sand
§.windows

Castlegar Happenings} Tadanac hospital.
Mrs,. Helen Gergely went to

Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautmian - 3227

Mra, Witliamson
Mrs, Warkentin

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after being a patient in the Trail-

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pital.
Flying Officer and Mrs. Wal-
ter Poohachoff and daughter are

At the general: ‘meeting “of Nelson today to be the

Thursday night in: the Church law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gergely.

CABINET MAKING basement, the following ° oftic\"* | Mrs.

GLASS — ALL SIZES .
CASTLEGAR
. SASH and DOOR

orary president, Mra. H. R.:Pratt,| ve where ‘she has been in the
;| Hospital,’ * a

Mrs.
vies president, Mrs Gs
segitt dey, Mrs, 5. Krat!
ire stric| Mrs. Ron/Gem!

lel
anal Weekend visitors to Spokane.
Dick Dunlop is a patient in

the United Church WA. neia jast| Suest of her son and daughter-in-
Ron Harmston is ex-|
ers were elected for 1959:' Hdn- pected shome today from’ Vancou-

Dr, and Mrs, J. V, Hall were:

gain the Castlegar ani District Hos-

visiting and friends
here, enroute, to Vancouver from
their home at Man,

q¥|‘The Valley Vista Circle were in

also ofWinnlpeg, accompanied
Glen and are visiting the home
‘of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Les Reed.

The United Church W.A, had
it’s Christmas méeting in the
form of a social, Monday evening.

charge of the refreshments with
Mrs, J, Fodor and Mrs, Vic Nel-
son convening. Mrs, Emma Bur-
roughs .and Mrs. G, Sheppard
were in charge of the entertain-
ment, ‘Presents were exchanged.

An enjoyable
their activities until January.,

Deer Park Socials

Miss Ann Rilcoff and Don)
Guesford attended the Clark-
Konkin ,wedding in Sie Forks
Saturday.

Mr, G. Piller, was a businegs
visitor from Nelson.

Mrs, Elwood Grunerud home|
from Trall Tadanac Hospital this

for. the WEEK ENO

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PORK LEG ROASTS, Ib, .........2...000:06+. 556
BLADE ROAST BEEF, Ih, ...........-....0+2++ 556
CHRISTMAS GANDY, hard, Ib, ................. 396

Trischuck’s

Mr. and Mrs, D.- D. Me-|
Knight of Portland, Oregon, were
weekend visitors enroute to Vic-
toria.

Bruce Donnely of Winnipeg
spent a weck In the district.

Mr. A, D, Sharp, who, has
been visiting for the; past two
months with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and .Mrs..J, L. At-
kinson, has returned to his home
in Athabaska, Alta. : -

~ Kinnaird Korner:

The ‘infant son of Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Smibért, Robert ‘Ar-
thur David, was baptized Nov. 30
at St. ‘Rita’s ‘Church with ‘Rev.
Father Brophy officiating. God-
parents were Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
MeWhinnie.
After the ceremony, in honor of
the occasion, a family dinner.
was served at the Smibert home,

and Dr. and Mrs. A, D. Johnson,
who acted as honorary godpar-
ents.
Glen York is home from the
RCAF Station in Winnipeg. He
plans to be with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H, York until, after
Christmas.

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-..| Women's, Institute were hostess

with the godparents attending] .

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reed|-

evening | closed |*

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This advortisement is not published or displayed by the
Uquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columblo

Mrs. A. Mai “and ‘ine
fant son,;, Bruce Reginald, have
returned to thelr home at: Broad-
water, from the Castlegar and
District Hospltal.

Dr. W. Wilde and Mr. E.
(Ted) Swales of the District Hor-
ticultural Branch at Creston, and
R. Foxall, Associated Growers of
B.C., Nelson, were recent visitors
to Deer Park and Renata,

* Mrs. J. Reimer, Mrs, M.“War-
kentin, Mrs, L, Dyck, Mrs, A.
Wiebe ‘and Miss E.: White, all of
Renata ‘attended the Deer Park
Women’s: Institute. meeting at
the home of Mrs. H. Coleman.

‘ Members of the Deer Park

to Helr nelghbour, the Renata
Women's Institute at the Decem-
ber meeting and Christmas par-
ty, held at the home of Mrs. H
Coleman, x

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_ Dr. Dz F. Ternent wishes to an-
nounce:that he is no’ longer with Drs.
Fowler and Johnson.

‘ Patients can ‘reach: him at phone

3431 and 135 5th Avenue, Kinnaird,
pending the. opening of his private office
in Kinnaird.

Peterson And Waldie Tangle Af Robson

A spirited “exchange between
the minister of education, a for-
mer ‘Liberal candidate and a
member of the audience high-|
Mghted a Soclal Credit*meeting in
Robson Monday.

. .Waldie, Liberal can-

Wh ace
didate in’ Rossland-Trall during

the last Provincial election ques-|
ib:

ter continued, “I'm not a Conser-
vative, not a Liberal, but I used
to be a member of thé’ CCF but
|.the dirty Bolitics | employed by op-
position parties over the: past.
two years has made me change
my mind.”

Earlier in his address Mr.

the average anywhere in Cana-
da",: he said, “ and in the past
six years the provincial govern-
ment has tripled the amount of
loans and

to students.” ,

* Speaking with Mr. Peterson
was Newton P, Steacy,, iiniater
of

Peterson sald, the

"tioned. a

was the key to

iy
minister Les Peterson that more
highways had been built in B.C,
In the Jast six years than were
built in the previous 94.
Mr, Waldie said: “There was
a good highway system in B.C,

‘|| before Social Credit.

+o? Mr. Peterson ‘objected: “We
‘nitven't got a good highway sy-
stem even today. We wouldn't be
planning to spend $1,000,000,000
in’ highway devdlopment in the
1960's if we thought it was.”

A retired smelter worker,
James Porter of. Robson, jumped

-|to his feet- and he said he had

lived in this area for the past 39
years.

“There has been more done
honestly in this province in the
past six-.years than in the ‘past
33”,

Encouraged by a burst of ap- ‘

plause from the more than 50
persons in .the audience, Mr. Por-

the Social Credit goverment’s de-
velopment program.
“In the past slx- years, we

jon.
clal redit candidate for the hase
land-Trail by-election - ‘and Mrs.
Edith Van Maarion,” ‘a Nelson
alderman.

have to a hig!
program, designed ‘to open up.

CASTLEGAR’ NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 32,

1958

and improve access and’
feation in the province.
‘Withoit this policy our dev-
elopment would not have contin-
ued at the high rate it has,” he
said.

*  "Government® policy regard:|
ing: natural resources develop-'

that the people ag-a whole own

ment," said Mr. Peterson, “was|.

To Insure yous, Dependents',|
NOW and Assure. Your |
Traeenaencers Ati, Retire: |

the and the g ry
ment:-:as trustees, were to see
that the people got their fair
return of the development.” u
Mr. Peterson ‘said rural: elec-
trification was’ also a major
plank inSoctal Credit policy. '
“In ‘the past year-and-one-
half we have authorized a greater
expenditure’ through the power

DeVito Says, .'. .
The CCF is opposed to the
irresponsible get-rich-quick
Wenner-Gren scheme. We
in the CCF insist. that our
vast resources: must be
developed so that the people
of B.C, will share in the
benefits, We must also: en-
“sure the security of jobs
and homes in areas already

settled.

Buddy DeVito

38 was’ born and faised in the |
‘ Rossland-Trail District, served his
‘country in the RCAF in wartime
and this District in peacetime. :

‘for: rural electrifi-
eation, thah | was’ ‘Spent by the
commission in-its"h!
The minister..cbserved that:
[Soclal. Crédit. has». received, a
great deal of criticism over the
past few years by opposition pai-
ties and metropolltan daily news-,
papers.
“You would think by now we
wouldn't like criticism,” he quip-
ped, “but in fact, we are the first
government in Canada to recog-
nize the need for effective analy-
sis and criticism of government
policy.”
“For the first time in pro-
vincial history the leader of the
opposition, Mr. Strachan, was
provided with a research staff
«criticize, the govern:
ter,” he said.
ing the policies of his
lepartment,. Mr. Peterson
;present government ed-
iucation formila: “was designed: to
do. two things.

education. »faciliti

1. Provide an equal, standard of},

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the province irrespective: of. the
wealth of the individual. areas, :

+ “In. less wealthy areas the
government pays up to 90 per
cent of education ‘costs, while in

cent. -
for student advancement through

the provincial school system.
“British Columbia.. students

.|}go farther in their studies than

more wealthy areas the govern-| -
ment pays a minimum of 50 per| >

2. Provide an equal opportunity :

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+ Served as Provincial Vice-president of Canadian - beaiom.
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Chairman of eu Union’ Béord of Health.

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Member of the Colombo Lodge.
Took two courses at University of British Columbia. on Community.
: Planning.
@ In his second year courso on Municipal Administration.

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