~GASTLEGAR NEWS

bribed by gabe”

press the neoplo’s rights

cunawed by.

‘Established in Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven’

Promote Roads that Kill Time, Not People.

. For the unreconstructed Sunday dri-
-ver who pines for celluloid side curtains,
‘the most promising regression in highway
building since the covered bridge would
be a special road system for motorists
who'd rather kill time than people.

And before they can say John Lon-
don McAdam, such a system, for people
who want. to. see where they've been,
actually may exist. -

That, anyway, isthe hope offered By
Earl A. Disque of Washington, DC.
the Western Canadi Dev
ment Conference which was held pate
at’the University of B.C.

Mr, Disque’ was talking about the
United States of course. He said his
government: recognizes that many motor-
ists would like to take their foot off the
gas and look around a bit. As there is no
allowance for leisurely speed on present

to move
and p hi as quickly as pos-
sible. the US. is considering a second
system of highways for the slowpoke. —

‘We hail Earl Disque and the ‘Western
Cai nt Con-
ference, whoever pa are.

high iy

childhood’s faith. :
I love thee with’a love I seem-

, The news they bring us could mean
nothing less than restoration of Sunday
driving as an end in itself.

While others go mad on the clover:
leafs, we will take our antique wives ‘and
our antique children in our antique cars
upon the antique roads and enjoy the
antique' pleasures so long gone. The Toa
we see are oiled, or macadamized, or, if
tarred, it will be with tar worth chew-
ing. Propery expropriation will be taboo,
so the road will twist ‘and turn.and offer
surprise delights around each curve. ‘Tt
will go past. country baseball diamonds
and park bandstands . and down village
streets strung with colored lights, “°°

Shade trees will buckle th Tondo
and telegraph wires will hum m
in the breeze, and snakes will Ti
sun, and if the’ radiator | poils - “over,
there'll. always be an ice-wagon ahead. '

“There will be cider stands, and oreh-
ards, policemen on bicycles, and ‘sign-
posts “which point everywhere, and kids
foo car sick to realize the mir cle af J four-
wheel brakes. Be

Earl Disque, you've got us aming.
Don’t let us down. — Vancouver. san,

BF B. Pearce

th dey ariment Mes tell
ne an part what
‘harmful germs , ee ‘present‘in
; the water of our swimming

wal
That, of * course, is thi
can .he..find .writer:
: iwho will write them? YAS
2 most part,

uestion, .can

Smiles, tears and all my life! —
“and, If God choose,

I. shall “but . love thee better
after death.

‘ordi jending,’

“Some years ago when I
was in England, my nephew,
a civil took me

the SUGAR AND SPICE

‘ Spsssrie

You Ever. Haye Your Water Cut Off

Ever had.

your water cut

off? It happen-
ed to jus ‘the
other day.

that rather’ vul-
ear expression

wife's gat, a ‘Uop

er ice i

the few. times in his We li

a Be esre

veryenne iwent fine until
pitty even we’ decid-.

iB
tere tn ‘this’ ¢ity and “elsewhere. - if

Ig the water for our:swim-

ioe niet ight -of -a!.cal

0. 2] owe 1 Cal

Sateen yw when 108 8
a.

o-rain,
2 ie
a by dhveralunber silat

would ‘be amine ‘contamin-: '
“Mion or we feat iteratively. 4

expect . ers -.to -wash
themselves with soap and wa-
feral before entering the war
I.
But the’ point I. .wish to

°.you -had to’

d
id pioneer spirit,- when’
the fad & ‘walk tw ty o miles to
thé spring for ‘wate: ter, through
‘thickets of ‘black "bears... They
were’ not! impressed.“All they
di to the -

Do yout it kno
- ofa" Fey hevian ou
Tranny.

oe
sd" 501

of flea jogged poppets and ‘go

a who se water hae] oan
ose

tut off Just: ‘give i ame a veal.

i at,

a wt like a baby?
¢ ugh eforé you're

* over we previo

peepee ; Interest:

that pete phila

1964 amountéd! sy over: sales ee
000° as compared. to $438,000
in 1063 ‘arid the ‘total number ©
of orders ‘was ‘up ‘87 per 'ceht

a reason "for the

The
echas! ‘been'so great that,

* stamps
although ‘single copies of m

Fecent issues -are: still: availa-
bie, “plate. blocks” of . some
stamps “are now pi, the #8
sold out. For. example, the

plocks are stamps
printing: plate number. ina the
name” of the manufacturer

ig printed / ‘on the white, paper”

ice by
~ which vaeelad, ponelve their

B ~ Meme out the. need
ae tting ‘an’ order for each

964, total: nur.

“new: ioaue }

- ed. Another daughter, Joan 11,

- Camp cn at ae = ak

nelli, Hiléen Marcellus, Elis-het j ;.
elr | Thor-Larsen and Ellen eaten

Guldes Se pani
homes’ after ene. the: past
week ‘camping eat the Ca

‘day afternoon, ‘se
to explore th
being the first .tripito Deer Park
for many of the girls.
‘Di Creek’ Camp’ was ‘a

. Very lively: camp’ for’ the |.22
Guides and théir mascot, Heidi.
The girls shared all camp duties,
each tent ‘prepared: ant ecoked
its own.'meals, and: served one
leader each.
‘After breakfast the flag was,
raised and roll-call,’ then came
tent ingpection and other duties.
After lunch the girls enjoy-

ed canteen’ followed by a vet
period, Most afterncons: | were
gpent swimming in‘ the: lake,
en a hike along the logging
roads in the area. Cayuse feat ©
falls were seen’on one:

mpfire' followed. “thelr :

Supper cand Many skits were en-
joyed, as well as the cocoa and
cookies before bedtime. *

Saturday night was‘ awards
night and tent. two got prizes
for. total points for tent, thspeo.
tlon. Tent one got the prize for
best. gift of :the gab and Ment
three for the best organized and
best _team-work.
The girls taking part in the
camp-out were tent:one, Susan
Allingham, » Pamela’. Warford,
Rosemary "Hardy and Lorraine
Bermel, Tent: two. ary-Ann
Fleming, Carol Marcellus, Debby
.Laidler and Susan Knutson and
tent three. had Marguerite‘ |S

Four Involved:
“In Gar Accident
* When Car Skids

Mrs. Barbara Chandler. and
her ‘three daughters: of ier and
ley. were injured, when their car
skidded on a:wet road near here

and Janded ins a ditch last Thurs- an fi

day ‘moi
The. accident oenured five

miles west of Kinnaird 1 mn High-

way 3.
Mrs.

and_ Patricia. 15, were. admitted |

to Castlegar hospital with injur-

ies and have since been releas-

was not detained in. hospital. - ;

iid ile

Chandler, Linda. "13, and Mrs. Lyons: arid Mrs. Freshi

“Funeral Sorvices
Held ‘this Wook for
“Paul: Trubetskoff

Funeral services were held
yesterda for Paul jamubetsiott

Bi nt, who -died ‘at ‘his
home Monday: at‘the age of 93,
Mr.. Trubetskoff was born

Surviving are his wife, Tren,
at home, one’ son; Paul, of Brit-
ant, four grandchildren, eight
great. -grandchildren. He was pre-
deceased: by a daughter in 1964.
Burlal was in Brilliant ceme.
tery’ with. Castlegar Funeral
Home in charge. of. arrange-
ments. a

” Deer Park Socials -
feo C.' Te. WILLIAMSON
‘Mr. ‘and’ Mrs. R.: Hamblin

Mrs. Ric
ten and pag Mae of Glenmerry.
and Mr, and ‘Mrs, ‘Ronald’ D'An-
drea of Oliver are spending their.
holidays at the home’ of: their
Mrs. O.-'P.

D

itors’ included. Mr.

George Merlo and -children,
and : Mrs.

i and Mrs, Forte, Mr-and: ‘Mrs.
Cantarutti, Mrs. 5. Romano, ‘Mr.

and: children all of‘ Trail: ‘The

CUSTOM - BUILT

Mr. ani Ve
ait de , Ottawa, Mr: iand:Mrs.

er and family ‘and Mr,
Coope: family: of

drow
ot Shorgnctes died
eo Trail

ze nttan

Ww Makartott; aged: 04 fed 64 ‘ shoréacres sontanary!
Tadanac Hos”

uneral took. place Saturday.
horea' Sltn’b burial in Vets lant’ and

Born in Saskatchewan’ Sopt. | 1928.
iliness, the 1, 1001, "Mr. Makortoff came to] ;

‘ ai, He moved to Shoreacres in| is,

He is survived by his wifé,
B.C.. in. 1911, Foniding at Boil, five eons, ‘John, by bls wile By
igh:

7K tins .
"MARGARINE

BETTER BUY. |
 89c

4 Ibs .

COFFEE

_ ROOSTER,

wi

‘{ Tea. Bags Econ:O-Pack, 90 age... es
¥ Raspberry. Jam, Malkin‘s, 2b. fin ice
Tomato Juice, mains, 4901 ta.
‘Corned Beef, Libby's, Yen, tia soso BOC
Chicken Nood le Soup Lipton’s, 2 for. 49
Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce, Malkin's. -
7 15-02. tins ..
PEAS a
. MEAT SPREADS; ‘Puritan, 2 3-02. tins: Cee ee
. BEEF STEW, Puritan, 3 15-02, lins-........... .. $1.00

KETCHUP, Hunts, 2.(1-oz. holiles ......:...-..- - Ae :
SWEET. MIXED PIGKLES, Rose Bani itoz. Eee - 38¢ :

‘Malkin’s ‘Ste 4.
- 6 15-02. tins

EN ERS, No, 1, Ib.

piosabal bons 64-07.

69
HSI9c :
, 89c:

le
soo

"SILVER SkiN ee oe os A9c.

2 Seedless. Grapes, 2 ibs.
~ POP, Shasta, 10 10-07. tin

‘see some ork: asa plat oot yon
twice. daly: “tn
‘Arts® Building.

2 stress‘is that we are ‘in’a’state
re cd thi of ignorance. over. the contam-
~-ent Aowing -to- the: river: “he: “ination
at mene Tike e look of

100:

AND‘REMODELEED -

Phone: 365-6436:
142-7th Ave, Kinnaird, B.C.

on the =
supply, “ant
nds,

. range.
iret have. “everythin: ai
an’ ou! a ir privy ver after Spel B.3 holiday
the home of: Mrs. G. Briggeman.
‘ C: S.

i One Men's sLenguage

gull se tto. Tt aines the: Saar :
earean meet ee ae and ants ot Noah tried to build a
* Staff “o£ ‘the “units et the power thst, rou Pent to" Rear
Boddens Hyg a water they ‘den unotlier mate, Rolse,
ve thei 0 ¥ és. To.the 7. lt’ a-severe! pi

person _npolinted ment for the
a who

: P ordinary
ad. ay ‘water. er which (bas o harmful man,
inden’ (ine ier cterial’ life Siete! harmful ‘with nore

ine: thew e
It waa’ almost overflowin ‘from
thos water.

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aera No

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SEE THE Bre SHOWING

T a
thiaron of W ‘White ore: Yukon. S

Mr.-and'Mrs. Robert McKay.
and’ ‘Christine, : Janet ~ and. Ro-
bert of’ Naniamo ‘are visiting at
the home of Mr. and: Mrs. Peter |."

| Warkentin, s

i: Mr, . George: Grit
fiths ‘and ‘amily and’ Mr. ‘and
Mrs. Murray Nelson. left. for
Vallican, where they are making
their’. new. home.

“FAMILY SECURITY”

Phono: for eppointment
one ation

sets to sing a8,
-of the; old; concept of ae. al pr
could there b: ick any example, eal

anything ‘the e rial “count of
actel
pore aoa et Bro orownin eo By, ease the -water does Fe need -blers”. —-an- eee

y r i
7 . in the j for the word Babel, bere
?How,,do I love ‘thee? rie me 2. be so low.as. it én

Trouble. free 1 vA !
sedan; Very econor

or. phone G, ‘Ma
naird, -.

3 ; Sant | ‘hold “your ‘
That’s ‘what \the* man

FIDELITY ; LIFE * ee
“ASSURANCE ~

“1980 Bay. Ave, ‘Trail Bey
Charles “War- 368-5

rington’ and Bali” ‘of %
spent the weeken' at thelr su

2 of. ‘ of Gbd.”” +
" ome note Miter the French A caiutlon,

“wave of Tla-
ite oe ad-

reports a8 olluting, 10) 8 ola}
ingend ideal a0, ‘not. cause: ing : x ; then north =e i
‘no one “has. oer ee Frail
sonaes diseases - oy Ee oe

erlingy
ake om ina noe

It_is also my
the’ bacteria” Tienone

., Carol
collver, was a “yecent visito:
the home of Mr. and: Mrs. “Jacob |.
iem¢ Hees

pi iceain
is partici

we thes esta. as men st tive Seed” a

Mr." and:
| ata faraily of Salmo’ wei
end pilsttors. ito enale
Richard :-Ful

¢: i
kusp-was.a week it H
ae ‘ end visitor to :

sos sitto ube
ey my. old a and: with’ my"

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