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Castlegar News January 28, 1990

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Johnny Androsoff

down to wheels, frame, gas tank, engine and steering
wheel — the absolute bare essentials. The only place to
sit was the gas tank. Johnny therrefore sat on the gas
tank and held onto the steering wheel, while Pearl sat on
the gas tank and held on for dear life t6 Johnny, Rocks
from the ‘gravel road flew around them bottf like a
meteor shower

When they reached Castlegar, Mr. Blaylock roared
past them in his big black shiny car and was waiting at
the ferry d by the ive Jimmy David:
When they chugged in behind him, he got out, walked
back, smiled and said: ‘1 was wondering whether you
were going to lose your girl or not."’ Johnny didn’t

The wooden spokes of the Model T eventually
became too loose so Johnny replaced them with wire
spokes in the wheels. In 1939, he sold his faithful friend
to Harry Crockett, a Model T collector. He wanted
those wire wheels.

The Androsoffs moved to Castlegar in 1955 and
Johnny retired from Cominco 14 years ago after a
serious accident and little compensation. Their five

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vechildren Bill, Jeanette Fenton, Pearl Filipoff, Louise
Wishiow and Hanya Shannon are grown up now and
scattered about the country but they still remain very
much a part of the family group as numerous photos
about the house attest. There are eight grandchildren,
also very much loved.

At this point in the interview, Pearl chimed in with,
“*In those days, my friend, almost everybody was poor
but there was always something on the table.’’ And not
only for one’s self, it should be noted, but anyone else,
plus a helping hand as well. While material goods may
have been in short supply, there was a richness of spirit,
a helpfulness and kindnes
no one was richer in this respect than the Androsoffs.

It was a kinder, more cooperative time in ‘*Auld
Lang Syne"’ than in this present period of cynical ‘*me
first-ism’’ and spiraling bureaucracy, and | miss it
sorely. A heart attack five years ago further injured
Johnny in body but not in spirit

This has been another brief look at an age which
has past, an age of innocence. Though imperfect, it was

continued from pog
to reach the job more easily, but when the Castlegar Co-
operative Transportation Society was formed in 1940
they moved back to the Robson property. Johnny built
a hause, a banya (steam bath) and installed 3,200 feet of
waterline from the top of the bench behind the townsite.
The wooden pipe he obtained from Bil! Ozeroff of
Ozeroff's Jewelers. He had a boring machine which
reamed out many of the logs which went to the water
pipes used to irrigate the Robson area. (Has anyone got
a section of the old wooden pipe? The Heritage Society
would like it.)

The job at the smelter enabled Johnny to once
‘again buy a licence for his aging Ford, so one day he
took it to work to strip it down and re-build it. (li may
come as a surprise to some more recent citizens that the
smelting and concentration of metals was not the only
work done by the workers at Cominco in those far-off
days.)

Pearl had also come into town that day and wanted
a ride home. Unfortunately, the car. was now stripped

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JOHNNY and PEARL ANDROSOFF
. . wedding day, Feb. 16, 1932
richer than the one we traded it for, and we the poorer. I
trust that it brings many other memories of other times

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HELPFUL TOOL .

. Jim Browne (left)

general manager of Celgar

Pulp- Co. and Ceigar's industrial relations manager Ron Betton
(centre) present Castlegar and District Heritage Society
representative Karl Koreen with an electric sander which will come
in handy for the continuing restoration work at the Castlegar

Rail Station

Pulpit & Pew

By Rev. TED BRISTOW
Castlegar United Church

Sometimes politics really bothers
me.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m glad we
have politics. It means we have
some democracy.

But it bothers me when winning is
the only name of the political game,
when politicians smear the other
side while pretending they are right
and virtuous, when government
members can't be honest with the
people because they prefer to pro-
tect the reputation of the party

I hope the day will come when
politicians cooperate together to
come up with the best they can for
all the voters.

It seems to me what politics needs
is some good old-fashioned love-
your-neighbor religion

Sometimes sports really bothers
me, too

Don't get me wrong. I'm glad we
have sports. It means we have some
recreation and fun.

But it bothers me when winning is
more important than playing, when
a multi-million-dollar contract be-
comes the goal of athletes, when
fighting physically and verbally re-
places sportsmanship

I hope for the day when sports will
be primarily about the enjoyment of
participating and the appreciation of
watching

It seems to me that sports needs
some good old-fashioned let's-enjoy
life religion

Sometimes business really bothers
me

Don't get me wrong. I'm glad we
have business. It means our lives
are organized to provide. incomes
and to produce and distribute goods
and services

But it bothers me when power and
control replace service as the name

of the game, when profit measures
success more than quality of life,
when lean and mean becomes the
new golden rule

It seems to me that what business
needs is some good old- fashioned
people-first religion

Sometimes feligion itself really
bothers me

Don’t get me wrong. I’m glad we
have religion. It means we are
reminded of the guidance and help
of God

But it bothers me when perpe-
tuating the organization becomes
more important than spiritual faith,
when entertaining and pleasing a
congregation replaces the challenge
to work with God for a better world,
when you get the feeling some
religious group is more interested in
what you can do for them than in
what they can do for you.

I could go on, couldn't I, to
other institutions. of our
modern life that are almost as
harmful as they are helpful, because
their original good purpose has been
replaced by some lesser motives

What I see happening to our in-
stitutions suggests to me, theologi-
cally, that sin infects not just indi
but the structures of our
society. 1 think that institutions, not
just individuals, need to repent and
turn to God. I would like to see
society's institutions take seriously
the prayer, ‘‘Thy will be done on
earth as it is in heaven.’

mention

viduals,

What I see happening to our in
stitutions suggests to me, person-
ally, that 1, and you, need to do our
part to help whatever organization
we are part of become more honest
and humane. Otherwise.
how moral

no matter
and well-meaning we
may be as individuals, we may still
be more a part of society's sins than
of society's salvation

Union ratifies
wage pact

Members of the Pulp, Paper and
Woodworkers of Canada Local 26
have ratified a three-year contract
with Selkirk College giving them
wage increases of $1.10 per hour in
the first year, $1 per hour in the
second year and seven per cent in
the third year of the agreement
which took effect Jan. 1.

The increases add up to 23 per
cent over the term of the agreement
which expires Dec. 31, 1992, Selkirk
College’s director of personnel and
industrial relations, Barry Jackson,
said in a news release.

With this contract,
implementing pay

the college is
equity which

eliminates incremental pay levels for
clerical employees, reduces the
number of pay grades to seven from
18 and recognizes the principle of
rewarding work of equal value with
equal pay, the release said.

“This set of negotiations was fast,
fair and friendly,”’ Sigrid Shepard,
chairman of the Local 26 negotiating
committee, said in the release. She
complimented the college on the in-
stant implementation of pay equity
and acknowledged that, in this area,
the college demonstrated commit-
ment and leadership. The equity
clauses took effect Jan. 1. The con-
tract was ratified by an 82-per-cent
margin of Local 26 members.

Brian L.
Brown

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