8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursdaf, Jan. 4, 1968

From the Gallery

By Henrv Heald

Centennial Year Was Rocky Road for Ottawa Party Heads

Centennial
rough one on ae y leaders in

st t Bob Thompson stepped
down as leader of the Social
Credit it Party, —_ the: Froarey.
sive tives oust-
ed John ber antietibe and now

r Pearson has at last made

Tommy Douglas has shown
no inclination to resign and no
one seems to be suggesting he

should.

Even Laurier LaPierre, who
claims he will be? the first NDP
prime minister of- Canada, has

indicated an early ousting
oF Mr, rs Dougie is necessary to

good his oft-hinted plan to re-fhis pi

linguish the reins of

iH Pearson's

of the Liberal Party.
If Creditiste Leader Real

eae
resignation plans were hardiy
out of his mouth before ne list

Party Leader “FC. Douglas
ler T. C. Doug!

could be persuaded to also call
it quits, Canada could start 1968
with a clean slate. That is not
likely to happen, however. Caou-|
ette is not only the one man who
could lead the Creditistes in
Quebec, but he is preparing to
try and head a resurgent, un-
ited Social Credit national party.

rted
to grow. As name after’ pre
was added one press gallery wit
remarked: “The Ottawa stadi-
um will not be big enough for
the B canta. let alone the del-

The leadership hopefuls
complied with a Liberal caucus
demand it there be no cam-
on the day Pearson

AIRLINE
RESERVATIONS

MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
AND EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED
e

CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN HOTEL

°
WEST'S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

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=, |xnade his announcement, but at

a crack oc dae the eed day
ey were off and run!
ef External Minister
Paul Martin (defeated by Pear-
son in the leadership race in
1958), Transport Minister Paul
Hellyer and Finance Minister
Sharp are the front runners.
They have made only token at-

ts to hide their candidacy
for months and they have had
people working for their cause
for some time.

Suddenly, however, every,
well known Liberal face became
a a;possinilly. for the leadership

Pearson heirs.

* State Secretary Judy La-
Marsh, never one to miss a pub-
licity bandwagon, fuseested
tongue-in-cheek Pat e might
be a candidate. ory there
after one ‘gallery ar "was
seen filling out an sppltcation
for a passport to Guyane, bi but he
denied it was in any way,
to" pian LaMarsh's piled

things eventually reached |

Man
| eacchath od “and Justice Minister
ed | distinguished ‘themselves in the

the stage where Mr. Pearson was
forced to suggest in public that
he felt his cabinet ministers
should keep their department
duties first and their leadership

campaigns’ secon:

wer. Minister Jeati
Pierre-Ellot Trudeau have both
House and both would have beea

good leadership material, but for
the B and B Report. The Liberals

are committed to a policy of bi-

eulturallam, Pearson has had a
hard enough time selling it to
sCal nada. A

En;
French-Canadian prime minister
would find it, totally t  ippossibe
Tories nad choose
owing that

advantage of ‘having seen Bob
tameiele a4 aciion and they cai

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST,

‘TONIGHT

A against the proposed changes to] un indisturbed,

Shonwe th

Paving of the reconstructed
sections of the Trail to Kinnaird
highway will be completed in the
spring, according to the depart-
‘ment of highways in Nelson.
The paving. will complete
sectional work on the local sec-
tion of the Southern Trans-
Canada Highway.

completed was given to H. Wil-
liamson Blacktopping and Land-
scaping Ltd., Haney.
The project is worth $358,225.
In the past five years an
estimated $3.5 million dollars
have been spent on this section
of the highway according to un-
official

Further work
on the Kinnaird to Trail high-
way is scheduled, but it is not [an
yet known whether this work
has been included in the 1968
department of highways budget
which will be released in Febru-

ony: paving of areas already

Trail-Kinnaird Paving Job
To Be Completed in Spring

elle Bluffs, Genelle to Trail, and
Kinnaird interchange to the
Ootischenia interchange.
Included in the mileage al-
so is the road from Ootischenia
interchange to Thrums, the Sel-
kirk College access road and the
parking lot and ring road at the

College.

RENT

A Brothers Sewing Machine
FOR ONLY $4.00 A MONTH
$1.50 A WEEK
Free Delivery

UNION PETERS DISTRIBUTORS LTD.

1342 Cedar Ave., Trail, B.C.

In additi ive bridge

d flyover work has been un-
dertaken in the Kinnaird area
boosting the total, project cost
to nearer $10 i::{ion.

The paving to be done during
this year covers 16.7
from Blueberry Creek to yee

were kept
hopping  erdewing potential’

MOORE @

SUSINESS FORMS LTB.

DEALER

CASTLEGAR NEWS

RD Agendas

An unexpected, but none-
the-less eloquent, plea for pro-
vincial anl local governments to

sibility.

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE
3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 pm. - 9 p.m.

ion Board of Health and of fhe
Central

trict.

ur. Rust, whose own regional
district's agenda has been get-
ting larger each month, said a’
the Union Board of Health meet:
ing in Trail that the chairmen
of the regional districts through-
out the province were going to
have to meet to uss the role
of ene regional districts.

of E Health. itself might be destin-

Too Heavy —

Gov’‘ts. Should Help - Rust

‘ed to come under the regional
mantle

At present the health. de-
partment is paid for 93 per cent

from| by the.province and seven per

cont by the local municipalities
and school boards.

Rural health costs are esti-
mated at $3.90 per capita per

ear.
x Mr. Rust was reacting to a
provincial convention semi-offic-
ial statement by a department
of health advisor who had strong-
ly hinted there would be chang-
es in this province.

Mr. Rust told ‘the members
of his board, without relinquish-
ing the gavel, that the regional
district chairman, himself for

instance, was getting an ever-

ANNOUNCING
SELKIRK COLLEGE
2nd ANNUAL

FORMAL
BALL

FRIDAY, JANUARY 12th
9 P.M. TO 1 A.M.

Cominco Gym, Trail
Dress: Ladies — Formal Gown - Gentlemen — Dark Suits or Tux

Admission: -
Non Students — $8.00 Per Couple

Student — $5.00 Per Couple

Limited Attendance

Tickets Available Now From
Terry Moon, 368-9642 or Shirley Davies, 368-8537

increasing Lad

*67 COUGAR HARDTOP

New. Int. conven. group, ps., p. disc. b., radio,
tint. wind., door edge guards, F.W.C., 289 cu. in.

cacti Morons PRICE __..$3650
°67 COMET CAPRI HARDTOP

New.: Optional axle, courtesy lights, radio, wheel
covers, vinyl interior, 289 cu. in. trans.. Ford’s

Se cis cues $3050
67 MERCURY MARQUIS HARDTOP

New. Super Marauder 428 eng., black vinyl roof,

a

°67 FORD CUSTOM FORDOR

New. 289 cu. in. eng., optional axle ratio, light
group, padded dash, washers, back-up lights,’ seat
belts, 4-way flashers. Was $3398.70.
CASTLE MOTORS FRICE ._.___'

°67 METEOR RIDEAU FORDOR

14,000 miles. Driven by. George. Arm rests, auto-
matic, light group, white walls, p.s., p.b:, radio,
remote mirror, F.WC., heavy duty suspension.
Was $4093.30.

CASTLE MOTORS PRICE _____:

$2950

white. Was

$3295 tak?”

CASTLE MOTORS PRICE

$2895.
CASTLE MOTORS PRICE ____.
*GT METEOR RIDEAU 600 HARDTOP |
New. Automatic, white walls, light group, radio, . Was $2495. $2295
seat belts and Ford safety package, wheel covers. . CASTLE MOTORS PRICE —____‘

$3650

*66 METEOR RIDEAU FORDOR
V-8, automatic, light group, pb, radio, seat belts,
2speed wipers, heavy" duty suspension. . Alaska

$2695

"66 METEOR RIDEAU 500 FORDOR

390 2-V engine, automatic, light group, p.b., ps.
radio, washers, 2speed wipers, wheel . covers.

Se Manns PRICE __. $2895
566 COMET FORDOR

V-8, radio, seat belts, Ford’s safety package.

IN THIS CORNER

By Arcold Marlin| @

‘Outmoded Laws Aren’t the Devil's Fault

oe During the recent holiday) spired by Satan.”
» this writer had occasion! |

to al attend church in another area|

of the province and listened to!

a minister cry out in protest!

laws on abortion and divorce. | should be doing.

Following a line which has It is true — no one
for so very long been taken by| agrees —
no reason for divorce.

One wonders at in tenden-|
8

0
that there should be

minis' Upon getting married, two
, “from the devil — they are in-| people should set out to honor

the vow, “till death do us part,”
striving ¢o make a : marriage

centered as to cause marriage
‘breakup to be necessary.

They should, but all too fre-
quently they don’t.

In sauition to this, there
cire which should not
arise, but which nevertheless do

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves,

Phone 865-7175
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Bible Hour - 10 am.
‘amily Worship aL an. School a.m.
venta Worship’ — 7.30 p.m.

AH Welcome

PENTECOSTAL
Sunday : school 9.15 am.

«vom? 90pm Fetdavs
* Biblé Study & raver
th 7 p.m. 4 7.30 p.m. We
Ue
Tabernacle . Saee je at
° Held in homes
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark

Two
: Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 am, — Sunday School Hour

_ W. Love, Minister THE SALVATION ARMY

All Welcome Sunday
9.45 a.m. Sunday School
ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

. EPIPHANY SUNDAY wep
3.00 am. Holy Commanton ?

Morning” Worship and Sunday
CHURCH OF GOD.
ailrd Comm. Hall)

Morning Worship 10.00 a.m.

11.00.a.m. Holiness Meeting

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting. Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD

RGBSON GENELLE

Phone 365-8837
Geo. Hermanson, B.A., B.D. Rev. Clinton Howard
Phone 365-7814

MORNING WORSHIP Worship—Ki liam.

Castlegar — 11.16 a.m.

of a marriage
Similarly, there should be no
reason why an abortion should
be either necessary or desirable.
should not happen.

preachers and.all the rest of so-

to reason that the unple:
does exist, no matter how hard
we wish it didn't, the better off
will be the world we live in,

It would not be accurate to
make a blank tement that
divorce or abortion are good, ‘or
that they are bad.

work. People should not be so] ®
on, demanding, so selfish, or so self-|
of ‘what people

» Which make continuance] §
impractical.

This
But it does. And the sooner|j

What is good is the idea of|#

looking at the present legislation,
to see where it

Pork Picnicsz--

ciety becomes sufficiently adult| i
asant | fi

Pot Roasts of Beef

; Canada Choice,

id ught to
@ vote in teh Petepdirry it salinely
that result.

‘Common sense rules tha’
changes ia ath pie Pisces of of iene
on are ded.

Both federal m

nature.
It would be nice if we didn’t
ueed these laws. But we do need
them, ‘so let's rewrite them so
they make sense.

\

hat divorces and abortions are] #
“inenived from the davil” and| fill

herefore immoral ‘by their very! &

Pork Chops

All Cuts. Gov't. Inspected Pork.

.19¢

Empire Bacon
Government Approved. 1-Ib.. pkg. .........

Baby Beef Liver

Canada Approved

Margarine

. Pacific or Tulip

i Chickens Fresh Killed. Canada Grade A.
| A fk ae For Frying or Roasting. ...

Puritan See et tins 49¢

Instant Breakfast

Kelloggs. 8-oz. packages

Don’t Throw Away
The Used Stamps
From Xmas Cards

who need them. ;

The sale of the packets ‘of
cancelled stamps, last year in|
EC brought in almost $2,000)
was used by the cancer
committee in their ‘work. I am
appealing to business firms and
persons who have no other use
for their cancelled’ stamps to
save them and turn them in to

any
No. 7, Order.of the

in Cast war Kinnaird os Wohsen,
oS they. may mail the stamps to

Please do not remove the
stamp from the envelope, but
cut or tear around the stamp.

| Ketchup

member of Minto Chapter 2
Eastern Si

Please, everyone in this|§
district allow us to make use of|§

Beans with Pork7 ... $1

Creamed Corn -
Clean Pack, 14-07. tins .

7 , st

Suaor

Granulated

3. 79¢c

Macaroni or Spaghetti

5 us 89¢

Kraft. 15-0z. Boftle

“T0380

Bicks Pickles
i Polski or’ Plain. 48-07. lars

'Sweetmixed or Yum Yum. 32-02. jars

eo 5. 69e

pe SEE z
Preps Assorted -

: ‘Cake Mixes. _ 3 : $1

Flog 25. $1.19

Sou

Mere-o-Matic automatic, 8.45x15 white walls, radio,
rs. speaker, tint. wind., lounge seats. The Ultimate

in Fine Cars from Ford. Was $6450.
CASTLE MOTORS PRICE ._____ °$5395
*67 FORD LTD HARDTOP
390 4V cny., Cruise-o-Matic, light group, - white
walls, lounge seats, p.s., power disc Brakes, block

heater, radio and stereo tape_system, tint. ‘wind.,
heavy duty suspension, mais. 6500 miles.

Coste mcrae PRICE __. $4395

4 DAY

"67 CAMARO HARDTOP

327 cu. in engine, automatic, console, custom in-
terior, wheel covers, seat belts. Come alive with

castle Motoes race $3095
65.6.M.C. PICKUP

6 cyl. engine, signal lights, flareside box. Body and
mechanically sound Was $1785. =
, CASTLE MOTORS PRICE __.__... 1495

FORD COUNTRY
HEADQUARTERS

"66 FORD CUSTOM 500 FORDOR

V-8,radio, wheel covers, seat belts, washers, back-

wine rere $2395

"67 FORD 500 XL

390 4-V eng., p.s., power disc brakes, white walls,
F.W.C., tint. wind., console and bucket seats, r.w.
defogger, special "trim, special tires, automatic.

castur morons price PAOQS -

‘67 CLEAROUT S

*62. MERCURY PICKUP
Styleside box, 6 cyl. engine. Good
workhorse.

CASTLE MOTORS PRICE

°67 COUGAR HARDTOP

289 4-V, automatic, light group, white walls, con- 5

sole, PS, p.b. radio. The Car of the Year.

te MOTORS PRICE AER $3850
°66 PONTIAC PARISIENNE

Automatic, V-8, p.s., p.b., radio, plus’ many more
options. Was $3095. $
CASTLE MOTORS PRICE — ___- 2795

°69 ZEPHYR FORDOR
canes MOTORS PRICE ___. $200

°68 METEOR STATION WAGON |

CASTLE, sevsoes PRICE ne $200 :
789 COLUMBIA ST.

"66 COMET TUDOR

V-8, radio, seat belts, padded dash, washers, back-
up lights. Was $2395. > $
CASTLE’ MOTORS ‘PRICE —____ 20°95

"64 COMET TUDOR
V-8, radio, belts. Pe |
CASTLE’ MOTORS PRICE __ $1195
fit DUMP

Licenced, ready. to go.
CASTLE: MOTORS PRICE

PHONE 365-7033

Genelle 9.30 azn.

Sunday, School —
Kinnaird 930 a.m.

these stamps in the fight Chicken Noodle. Stuart House |

Robson — 9.45 a.m. against
cancer, instead of their being | Mm
wasted.

9.30 am. nea

‘Mrs. Marion s
SS No. 1, Castlegar.

Refills, Wax Paper

$895

Dog Food
Tops. 15-oz. tins
sic.

Laundry Detergent. Giant. Size

“Back to Work”

We are pleased to announce that GEORGE
STEIN is back with us after receiving six weeks
more of modern servicing knowledege and tech-

Oranges Sunkist Navel 5 Ib. rae 9e
Flat Fold |

Facial Tissue. Boxes of 360 .
=OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL SEVEN — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE

CUT RATE GROCETERIA
CENTRAL FOOD MART

niques at Vancouver.

Now — more than ever — for all your service
problems at home-or at work:

“LET GEORGE DO IT!”

Call Days 365-7241

- Boundary Electric Ltd.

a ee to Super-Valu in Castlegar

KINNAIRD

Call Nights 365-6852

Central Food Mart Open Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

ean eenanigstencinince piven aaND