CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 4, 1975

‘Herbs of All Descriptions were Available in the Gillyflowers Herbal
Aromatics Booth from Salmo During Sunday's Crait Fair

Sa
Snforming

Patricia Young Says

They are All Like Pie Crust.

While the free

at the
be reallstic in facing’ historical
fact,

‘This ranges from recogni-
tion of Lenin's statement:
“Promises are like pie crust,
made to be broken.” (Pages
290-291 Collected Works’ of
Lenin, Vol. 9 Russtan : 4th
Edition.)

the fact

pers and propaganda flooded
the country,

On Jan, ..1, 1942, the
U.S.8.R. signed the UN Char-
ter pledging to seek no more
territorial expansion. Between
1944 ‘and ~ 1976, ‘they _ took
control of East Germany, Bul:
garia, Poland, North Korea,
Guba, Vietnam, Laos, -Cam-
bodia and Mongolia by way of
supplying: arma and ‘'ad-
visors.” *

On: June 11, 1942,” they
signed the Lend:Lease Agree-

that sone 40 “countries. and
territorles have come ! under
communist dictatorship. since
1919, we must recognize that
most were swallowed by way of
broken promises and
treatles—more’ than‘. 200° of
them.

History has recorded bro-
ken “non-aggression" pacts
with the Ukraine, ‘Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia,
Georgia, Finland, Armenia, Po-
land, Czechoslovakia, Rumania,
Hungary and others. ;

On ‘Nov. 16, 1999, . the
U.S.S.R. signed an agreement

"with the U.S.A. not to distrib-

ute ‘communist literature nor
organize groups in return for
official “recognition.” Once re-
cognized, communist newsps-

Good-Bad for Smokers

Well; all of you ‘cigarette
| smokers out there, Health: &

news and some good news for
you.

Welfare Canada has some bad First the bad: Smoking has

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been linked with disease . .
fatal disease. And we've all
he this before, we inveter-
ate smokers,

Now the good: If, you stop”

smoking, the body will start to
repair the damage done to it by
years, as long.
as serious ‘disease has not
developed. Let's elaborate.
Back to the bad news,

If you smoke, your chance
of death through diseases of the
heart and arteries is perhaps

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MAGAZINE.AND CALENDAR ~
Place Your Orders Now to Ensure -

heart disease, chronic broncht
tis and emphysema, are major
causes of disability 23 well 22
death.

‘Women who smoke during
pregnancy are more
give birth to premature tavies,

Damage to the lining of the
bronchial tubes is much more
‘common among cigarette smok-
ers than non-smokers, even
when there -is no obvious
disease.

Something else to remem-
ber: approximately one-quarter
of all home and — business
Broperty fires in Canada are

your Pp
of, men tested, fatal heart
attacks were three times more
common among cigarette smok-
ers than non-smokers in the age
range of 4049, and twice as
+ commdn’ between’ 80° and 69.

Early Delivery

CHRISTMAS SHOP EARLY
Drop in and Browse in our. “spacious -
Book Shop
pets BOOKS @ MAGAZINES
@ JEWELERY
e TOBACCO @ CIGARETTES
@ CONFECTIONERY

THE BOOK SHOP

110 Maple — Castlegar — Phone 365-5858

arteries xean - withstand the
vicious attack you are waging
against them, lung cancer could
be your next’ greatest risk.

Next on the long list of
risks you take every time you
inhale a long, longering puff is
chronic bronchitis and emphys-
sema... the death rate is again
higher among smokers than
non-smokers.

Diseases associated with
cigarette smoking, particularly

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“<4. However! ifyour heart and Bod

king—the largest

taeake cause, And smoking is

considered to be second only to

lightning as a cause of forest

fires. i
“But there is' good news. .
If you stop smoking, the

y will start ‘to repair the
damage associated with cigar-
ette smoking, if serious disease
has not'already developed. The
lining of the bronchial tubes
ually improves and the risk

expectoration are less
and even’patients with estab--
lished ‘chronic bronchitis and
emphysema generally improve
when they drop the habit.
Having said all this, Health
and Welfare Canada has sever-

City Centre Dining R Room

(Fully Lcensed Dining Room)
91 ‘MAIN STREET, CASTLEGAR

{st Anniversary Specials

Start Today and Continue throughout the month of January 1976

HOURS OPEN FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE
4 P.M. to 10 P.M.

{Closed Mondays}

A Special Candlelit Dinner For Two

— Charbrolled Sirloin Steaks

— Our own Homemade Bread (individual loaves)
Served Hot at Your Table

— Fresh Crisp Salad with your choice of Dressing
— Vegetables end Baked Potatoes with Sour Cream

ae 365-3434 $12.95

We are pleased fo announce that w> have extended our Menu to name
8 few: ‘i

@. A very popular STEAK and FANTAIL SHRIMP
ROAST BEEF smothered in Gravy
STEAK and LOBSTER served with our awn 1 Garlic Butter Sauce
And More Mouthwatering Dishes

HOMEMADE PIES and CAKES and Surprise Deserts
To complete a very satisfying meal

Our Own Special Recipe for SPANISH COFFEE is a delight to All
OPEN. NEW YEAR’S DAY
RESERVATIONS ONLY
Phone 365-3434

Reserve Now for Chrisimas and New Year's Parly

Reserve Now !

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RAB BURT Foes Ca

alhints on
or at least cut your lungs’
exposure to all those chemicals
in the smoke:

© Lengthen the period
between cigarettes.

@ Lengthen the period

_ between putts.

© Don't inhale.
©. Remove the. cigarette
from the mouth after each puff,
© Throw away a very

Jong butt (tar and nicotine .

collect in the tobacco as the
cigarette is smoked and the
shorter the cigarette ts puffed,
the more concentrated the tar
and nicotine content in the
smoke). *

© Divide cigarettes i
package into smaller parts 4
last several days, and don't
carty tomerrow’s portion with
you,

© Put off that first cigar-
ette as long as possible. ‘

¢ Take a few dee
breaths or x walk instead of a :
smoke.

e Let others know of
your intention... this will
serve to strengthen your re-
solution.

If a few, pounds sneak up
on you after stopping smoking, °
you can gain control by eating a
little less and exercising a little
more. Don't sneak the occa-:
sional cigarette to reduce your
appetite.

“One last word of advice for.
all you soon-to-become-non-:
smokers: physical ‘activity
helps reduce nervous tension—
that same. nervous tension

which results in smoking or

over-eating.

For further information on
the dangers of smoking, write
to: Health Protection Branch,
Non-medical use of drugs,
Health and Welfare Canada,
Room 912, 365 Laurier Ave.,
West, Ottawa, Ont. KIA 1B,

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ae with the U.S.A. to return

si
equipment given themin World
War II. Eight hundred ‘million
dollars worth of equipment and
94 ships were never returned,

When they signed the
Korean Armistice on July 21,
1954, it was to refrain from
introducing arms and aircraft
and to permit on-sight’ inapec-
tion by the UN, a treaty that
was violated continually and
on-sight inspections forbidden.

The nuclear bomb testing

agreement was broken Sept. 1 -

to Oct. 80, 1961, as more than
50 nuclear weapons were
tested, all more Bower(a} than
any tested before.

On Oct. 16, 1962, Krush-

chev wrote President Kennedy _
promising to remove troops and.

nuclear weapons from: Cuba.
While some missiles were even-
tually removed, no -on-sight
inspections’ were ever permit-
ted,

‘The sorry story of broken
“ple crust” promises continued
to be evidenced in the supply-

ted and itemized these
100 broken agreements and
treaties. ” &

Yet, like a child's faith in
Santa Claus’ and thé Good
Fairy, the West continues to
put its faith in “detente” and
the Soviet. signature. Little
wonder that many citizens view
the whole silly business with
raised eyebrows and a yawn.

Little wonder that more
and more people are reminding
us of the Biblical advice to be as
gentle asa dove buta wary asa
serpent, /

+ To Repeat

Channel 8 ;
SELKIRK LION’S CLUB ©
Forum Tonight -

ps: and,

Tonight Community. Video
Ltd, and’ Kootenay Media Co-
op ‘will again’ cablecast the

interview with the three candl- ~

dates for the Dec, 11 provincial
election.

Interviewed’ will: be.

Rossland-Trail’ MLA. Chris

D'Arcy, Social Credit candidate

Burt Campbell: and.” Liberal *

candidate George Milne.

Following this interview of
local candidates, Channel 8 is
‘also ‘presenting ‘interviews’ of
Premier. Dave | Barre/t “and

opposition leader Bill Bennelt.

“The cablecast begins at
7.80 p.m. and enda‘at 10 p.m.

This program ‘is . being
repeated because of ee
interest.

ART AUCTION

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th

EXHIBITION CENTRE
(Next to Doukhobor Village)

Doors Open 11 a.m, for viewing
AUCTION STARTS 1 P.M.
Paintings — Sculpture — Batik
Weaving — Pottery’ — Silk Screen
Antique Bottles
Presentation by West:Kootenay Arilsts

Four Ariists Will: Draw Profiles
for, $2.00 each

FRE

"A GREAT GIFT f.

= WHEEL BALANCE WITH PURCHASE
OF 2 OR MORE TIRES :

- Today, Friday and Saturday
December 4, -5- o.

TOYO: STEEL: RADIAIS

Passenger and Truck Radials ”

Industrial and Earthmoving
Tires and Tubes:

Deep’ Tread Logging Tires

” -Balance...A Key
to Good Driving -

CAPRI TIRE SALES.

ADJACENT TO CAPRI AUTO BODY
." 693-6th Ave. 5, Castlegar” — ' Phone 365-7791,

New

ing "our

our economic base.

natural

That is why Chris D‘Arcy
takes -a common sense, no-
nonsense approach. to’ con-

solidating and diversifying

On the context. of protect-

resources ©

and birthright, we. must con-
tinue to take a business-like

approach to improving our

quality of life without. sales

or income tax, increases.

A self reliant economic base means. full opportunity, for: everyone to, live <

their own lives as individuals, with plenty of business and job opportunities

for all:

FOR CONTINUED COMMON SENSE ACTION .

RE-ELECT .
DARCY, CHRISTOPHER ~ | X

Authorized by the: Committee to Re-elect CHRIS D'ARCY

TEEN hetetaedy apd tense

1ST ROBSON BROWNIE PACK has gained nine new members
Nov, 24 when an enrolimeat
e

e and Melanie

Sloan and Kelly Neufeld. Back row, left to right, Tami Soreasoa,
Heather Gregory; Sharlene Verishin Berquist. =
: [et Robeoa Brownle Park Photo

Winter Season Brings Ice

Safely Tips from Red Cross

Skaters and snowmobilers
e thik

oe tce should be at least four
inches thick for group skating

HEADQUARTERS

IN CASTLEGAR IS THE

biz

water, or rivers with currents,”

canbe extrentely dan,

igerous,
Currents can erode and melt ice

nt

- Soctal (edit Will Keep Pharmacare
And Extend It to: Chronically tll: Children

© Social Credit patd the prescription drug costs for welfere recat, Tha :

“NDP have kept
21 @ Social Credit started the Prescri
persons. In this plan, the person paid first. $2'and the government shared
Lentts above - this -figure. (A $5. prescription thus ‘owt person $3 30 anal the
“government $1.50. i 312 preselption ‘cost.a person $7, and the oavernmert $5).

‘The NDP has kept this program.

this program.

© The NDP stared Pharmacare which’ provides free ‘drugs for , Saas

45 and older..Socal Credit will continue this Program,

Paty MW children.

j Burt Campbell

‘A |SRIGHT NOW!

“STRONG VOICE: for Rossland-Trall
[x [= socian caro]

“slde=by-side,’
“hands with the peraon next to”

Prescription Drug Subsidy Flan for for tow4ncorne ne

from’ below an 2 also
carry: ‘away "a! person: ‘who
‘breaks through: i

fy ange into cold water

shelter immediately ‘and. pro-

eae RT ene ET

Several harents and guests
attended the meeting last Mon-
day night of the First Robson
Brownie Pack, during which an
enrollment of new Brownies

“and presentation of bad
took place. ers ky

New Brownies enrolled
were: Tami Sorenson, Heather
Gregory, Sharlene Verishine,
Melanle Berquist, Sarah Bank.
ert, Erika Berger, Donna Mid-
dleton, Seanagh Sloan. and
Kelly Neufeld.
> The following girls were
presented with badges: Anita

+ Briggman—Golden Bar, 1st
cyear Star, Holiday; Collette

Lafrentere—Golden Ladder,"
Cooks; Cheryl North—Golden

Ladder, 2nd year Star, ‘Toy:

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, December 4, 1976

D-BAR-D_ LICENSED

* der, Holiday; Debbie Sherato-

makers, Thrift, Writers and
Petkeopers.

Debbie ~: Rilkoff—Sixer
Stripe, Holiday, Toymaker;
Renita, Saliken—Golden | Lad-

bitoff—Seconder Stripe,Golden
Bar, Golden Ladder, Holiday,
Barbara’ Stein—Golden”
Bar, Golden Ladder, : Holiday;
Karen Taylor—Golden''Bar,
Holiday, Petkeepers;:/ Kim
Golden Bar, Golden
Shelly Tuma—Srd_ year
Star, Holiday; Sherl Wanjoff—
Holiday, Toymaker, Craft,
Following. the | ceremony,
refreshments were served by
the Brownies to those present.

‘DINING LOUNGE

Open Monday: to’ Friday’
3:00. p.m.
\ Saturday and Sunday — 12 Noon

D-BAR-D CABARETS

“PLAMONDON. COUNTRY”.
FRL & SAT.

‘WESTERN TACK
2 PHONE 365-3294
One Mile South of, af, Weieh Scales at Ootischenia

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grab the edge of the ice: Extend

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foll forward ‘onto the ice ahead.
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If someone else falls in:

©. Shout to the person to
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