CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 8, 1966

rime Minister

Pearson

Sends Greetings to Class

Carl Barker’s grade 7 class
af. thea Twin Rivers School held
its third annual International
Supper recently in the Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
cafete!

tended “warm congratulations
to those who helped organize the
United Nations Banquet for par-
ents,” adding that “at this time
when the world is seeking new
to peace your theme

was
for the occasion with posters
and welcome signs written in dif-
ferent languages. Dolls were al-
dressed in costumes of dif-
ferent countries, serving as a
cemiaden that Canada 4s,.¢01 a
sed of many ethnic groups, al
OF which have. contributed great-
ly to our society.

‘There were varieties of main
dishes and desserts from many
foreign countries. These exotic
dishes were served buffet style

of peace is very fitting and I
hope the occasion will be most} jj
successful.”

Mr, Douglas also extended
his congratulations “on the ed-
ucational display you arranged.
I hope the banquet was an out-
standing success and that you
derived satisfaction and pleasure
in working on this worthwhile
project.”

FROM THE GALLERY

By Henry Heald

Leaders Wrangle Over Foreign Policy

It is generally seamed that
international affairs play only
a very minor role in domestic
Poltics, lf that is 50 then some-
one should bring it to the atten-
tton of the party leaders in Ot-

wa,

Right now they are wrangle
ing over foreign policy with th

kind of fire and fervor normally
reserved for such vital issues
as the price of milk and the
freight rates.

The question of what to do
about Red China, a problem that
has been bandied about without
much conviction in Ottawa for
some 15 years or more, has sud-
denly become the great “cause
zelebre.”

Since it would be too much
to expect that our politicians
have become statesmen over-

of Red China and th
of that dag have ta to the Unit-
ed Nations ken on a na-
tional political co

Opposition oO eader Diefen-|
baker stepped back into the
House of Commons, fresh from
his harrowing experiance’ at the

has not mastered the art of poli-
tical intignung over all tnese
years Just to cast 1t aside on an
wu suv as tis,

dt seems tc nave become a
Political necessity in Canuda to
prove that one’s party poucies
are not being dictated by Wash-
ington. This 1s a game that the
Liperals and Conservatives must

ts can play at it
with gay abandon, secure in the
that they will not

tive convention and demanded
that whatever steps the Liberal

the sovereign! of Formosa must
be maint
jit was a ‘statesmantike pana

while music from
land and the Ukraine played in
the background.

After the supper some
members of the class who were
dressed in their native costumes
served varieties of tea and cof-

’

Dawne White, class presi-
dent for the term, welcomed the
140 people who attended.

L. B. Pearson, and

deader or the New Democratic
Douglas were read.
owes Pearson ex-

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

Do you want to get into the
Christmas spirit? Set the family

Precaution be rea tors al
i May nything

—like bi Ve Jmagin:

LEGION

BINGO

No Bingo
This Week

green
"gets the joo, done. |
I have not tried the follow:

lui

ation sunk away tort the he

for. marchins cherries, but it
*

cease to dance, | ;

Winter. always seems to
bring confusion to meals. Child-
ren that came home for lunch

home and take lunch buckets,
Winter interests such as hockey
very often disrupts supper hours
80 consequently there always
seems an odd meal to set out,
Here is where the large

freezer compartment of the re

glass overs sufficient enough for one

ith-a narrow top (an old
fish bowl is good), fresh, ‘yhola
round moth Place th

moth balls in the bowl ona mir-
ror decorated with a few ever-

green twigs and tree ornament]
alls.

Into the bowl with the hand-
ful of moth balls, add two or
three cups of water (colored
either green o1: red with vege-
table coloring), stir in. two
tablespoons of baking soda and
one tablespoon of

de | £1
er is the housewife’s best ‘riend,

citrie acid. | as
Repeat soda and acid when they

time there are left-

more person, make up the equi-
valent of a TV dinner. If you
have old trays from commer
cial TV dinners, all the better,
but foil pie plates will do just
as readily.

making up numerous meat pies.
If you have a favorite oF, of
coping with this type situa-
tion please share it oan us.

And also share ideas of
quick wholesome hot meals such
cubing left-over meat: loaf
and heating it in canned tomato
sauce or mushroom soup, served.
over hot noodles or. Tice.

Much can be ‘wald of “the

nh tranquilizers.

Some say it is the fast pace
of today’s living, others blame
it on the confusion of children
under foot.

Somehow I feel much of ii
is really just the many. small
annoyances that crop up in this
modern age — days
when the power is off oe a few
hours, not the pressure’ of the

schedule.

regular

mething planned readily
fits ae place and most women,
no matter how tired they are at

fall sys

TV is o

aids to frustration.

referring to. it disrupting meals
or: settling the problem of who
es what channel. It ied up
te the individual. family to lay
down the rule Supper time is
sup,

site. For instance when the pri-
vilege is extended to the family | w:
to have their Sunday meal: in
the living room to watch a spec-
ial like “Rudolph the Red-nosed|
Reindeer,”. and the reception is
such that the pleasure is. gone.
The whole fa: feels let down
and the mood of the evening
changes,
A small complaint, but an-
other annoyance of our modern
oe Ca oe Sees

So as.to leave in a better
note, picture a mother whose
youngster Tage been celebrating
his birthday. The
and in front of her is a line of
visitors all laidened with winter

find they must leave the bikes |}

One housewife suggested Me

good old days” for we now seem|
to live in an era of nerve pills} ©

per
My complaint is just the oppo-] chi

party is ended] Wm.

that the for
Mr. Diefenbaker’s auestions. ra

have to tace the reauties of the
from. the gi

government. took about China| benches.

‘The tragic farce of the whole
thing was made by Peking itself,
Whue Mr, Martin

that they
ment, not Lee the 7 conform to
any ete ously si olicy.
Weals ened still more by a Pe div-
ision within the Tory ranks on
the Chinese’ question — a divi-
sion almost as dee; ae that over
Mr. Diefenbaker

airs Paul
course, are equally suspect. He

Lt. and Mrs, J. M. Ford and
Tammy-Lee of

baby danghier

Dartmoi NS. are visiting
with the ormer’s. parents Mr.
id Mrs. J.-M. Ford, Sr.

‘The motives of External er a

en. western against
Communist China the Peking
news agency brands Mr. Martin
ag a “lackey of U-S. imperial-

this should have been

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China is fighting an ideolog-
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de estab-
lished in Peking was vetoed per-
functorily by the Chinoue,

Mrs. J. T.

Coniiiunliy
Shower For -
Mrs, Hurd

A surprise community sho-
wer was held at the Hennalrd,

son Campbell, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Henne, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott of

ry Hurd (nee Penny Paulson).

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Good Selection . . . . Various Price Ranges

“Wo Take Beiter Care of Your Bullding Needs”
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Corsages we
the then bridetobe the bride’e
mother, maid of honor
Sharon Paulson and bridesmaid
Jody Cleeve.

They also assisted the bride

ers}in the opening of her many
tiful gifts.

beau
The main feature
evening was the bride's poo
made up by the guests..A special
was Secoraleay! for the oc-
casion and at the close of athe
venin:

seria
le
Sy ups

e $4

served by the hostesses bits.
Kay Jerome, -Mrs,; Ida ‘Ch
Mrs, Beverly Paulson,

Paulson and Miss Cheryl Cleeve.

The members of Castlegar

fal R.
of eB welcomed the!
guests,”

the Christmas theme: with
serving table covered with an
ecru lace cloth over.a pale green
cloth. The center Piece; aces an ar: ar-

tables were en-
itonced with a small. Christmas

G.
The. hall was decorated in
the

Uew Christmas Bazaar
Considered a: ‘Success.

F, F, Bartsoff and Mrs, R. ~ McBain.
Mrs. E. Kraft kept the tea and
coffee urns filled. :

In’ charge of the kitchen
| were ‘Mrs. J. Gemmill, Mrs. P.
Travis, Mrs. F. Merry and' Mrs

Presiding at the urns through-
out the afternoon were Mrs. H.

savings
increase
this month?

feonds who belorsg #6 cred unten
a rotten ox, the:idea of repuloe, sa
erat tld area

(that’s the hardest pon), its great fesling

‘CASTLEGAR C CREDIT UNION
Miss M. D. H. Reith, Mgr. George Terhune, Ast Max.
Phone 365-7232
Serving the Cr ds of the Koot

centre piece with a green taper.
Centre-pieces were made .by
Mrs. L. Morley. *

Mrs. L. A Grunerud and
Mrs. J. Kalamkoff were in a charge
of the bake table! sagem . A

and Mrs.
presided. pven.the, sowing ae
Mrs. McNeil

charge of cards and 1967
Church Calendars © while Mrs.
. Easton and Mrs. J. Finlay

looked after the selling of dolls
and knitted doll’s.clothing. Mrs.

E. Murray sold ‘tea -ticke!

Mrs, R.

“Golden Hits of Gary Lewis”

DON'T.

JUST GIVE

AbSSS

Bowling

Rowdy Rollers
LHS Edna Marshall 228, LHT
Mabel Creighton 543,
Hooters 809, THT

Hooters 2318,

Team points: Screames 27,
Hooters 26, Groaners 22, Wail
ers 12, Criers 26, ‘Moaners 31.
Thurs. Mixed Comm. Losgue

LHS Bernice. Wood 269,
LHT Marg Menzies 549.

MHS Matt Rohn 870. MHT
Matt Rohn.7’

778,
THS Exactos. 1102, THT
Exactos 2843,
Team points: Exacto's. 3,
Four Pointers 1, Celgar 3, Star-
lights 1, Liquid Airs .4, Hope-

0. ‘
Other 600’s Frank Holds-
worth 676.
Coffes Break League
LHS In Lamont 222.
LHT.Eve Gw!

aus Muffets 870. THT Muf-

fets 2536,

‘Team points: Cheerios 4,
Muffets 4, tugs 3. Pineurlers 2;
Take Five 2,

Tues. 10 oc eck
us ioctl Ba AgsclGn 235;

Daisy Koehle 53
Mas is sess, "THT Ced:
ar Creat Ae

Team’ points; Ma calister's | fy;
Insurance 1%, Castlegar Drug 0,
Cedar Crest 4, ‘Independents cia
Team No..5.3, ‘Oglows 2%.

ANY DRYER!

Gas
Dryer

Netural Gas Co,
Onty $10.50 Per Month

Tues, Mixed League 7 O'Clock
Kay Adshead 226, LHT
Kay Adshead 581,
MHS Matt Rohn 249. MHT
Matt Ronn 8 673.
Button Pushers 972,
THT fag Regulars 2776.
Team points: Button Push-
ers 4, Pinheads 0, Regulars 4,
Nutty’ Five 0, Smarties 4, 4, Tiger
Kittens 0.
Other 600's Reg. Bro 650.
Tues. ‘Night Mixed 9-11
LHS ‘Joyce | Turner 248,
LHT Barb Garvey, 598,
MHS Dave Bonner and Matt
Rohn 284. MHT. Matt Rohn 727,
THS I. Don't. Know 895.
THT The Tomeats 2643.
Team polnts: I Don't: Know
22, Hi Lows 21, Nighthawks 32,
The Hunters 17%4; Hot Shots 19,

“This is a new country where

The onsets 28%.
600's Dave Bonner
604, sr ‘Shay 714,
Wed. Morning Drivers League
LHS Anita Tomlin 241. LHT
Anita Tomlin: 661, «
THS Thunderbirds 890, THT
\ | Jaguars 2449,
Teana points: Mustangs 3,
Jaguars 3, Chovys. 1, "Thunder:
2, Ramblers 2, Cadillacs 1.
Wot Nite Cutrate Groceteria
. LHS “Annie Koochin 269,
La Annie Koochin 653.

“are attracting attention. New-Circular Puzzles from’
* 99c to $2.99 are priced’ right as are the Eldon Road

‘at $19.87 but should have. replacement stock in: for

- at 97c.: These are exciting the staff.'and customers.

. also are our Contessa Hostece Sets wth matching '

Tuff Boy 6 Trucks regularly $19.95 for only ‘$13.49. He

Cerl’s Christmas
Shopping Guide

Only -15 days to “C” day at this writing and if
you haven't already done so, time to get those Christ-
mas cards away. Carl’s still have.a good stock of -
Carlton and Rexall boxed cards for.your choosing as
well as special singles for special people.

Those lucky kids are really going to have a ball
judging from the way toys are moving out. Chemistry
Sets up'to $13.95 ‘are good value and Motorific Sets
at $2.98 for the single units up to $13.98 for the set

Race Sets.: We have’ the latter from $19.95 and up
and we recommend getting a | 2:volt set so you add
to it later on if you so- desire. |

The ARP. sale continues till: this weekend. Best
sellers to date’ ‘have been ‘the ‘Christmas tree lights
both i and Th. outd in 15 light
and 25 light’ strings at $4.99 and $7.99 are really
strong. Replacement bulbs are available at 39c & 88e
as well:

. We are sold out of Schick Hair Dryers $34. 95,
Tape Recorders $16.87: and 8-transistor Lloyd Radios’

the weekend. ee
~ Alate arrival from A.R.P. are the GOGO Wigs

Two late arrivals are Lego Systems; in all price
ranges.. For ‘the youngster wit a creative urge Lego .
are the ilding blocks. New

table cloths, trays, napkins, napkin ‘rings, matches.
and: these in.turn caniplerenty: the colours of our’

‘THS Cc) 927, THT
Beatniks 2388.

* Team points: Choregirls i
Flintstones:.2, Kittens Five 2,
ins /1, ‘Five Thumbs 3,

Wed. Evening Mixed 9-11
‘LHS: Marg: Fourbister 189.
LAT. Marg Fourbister 497.
MHS Al Riedel 266. MHT
Al Riedel 657."
THS Bank of Commerce 903.
THT Bank of Commerce 2337.

0, ” High it Balls 1. Ppa
Commerce "2, ‘Woodland Park-
ers 3.

Other | 600's Walter Kanigan

Thurs. Morning
LHS Glo Waddington 237.

LHT Elaine Creighton 628. °
THS Teddy Bears 817. THT

Beavers and Lions 2302.

joints:

Centennial Booklet
For Local Library

B.C.’s centennial’ booklet,
Challenge in Abundance, is to
be:the first: book Placed in Cas-
tlegar’s ' centennial brary. :
suggestion was madé at
pounells mes meets Tuesday night

io after Mayor
yy ios ‘sraddocks read a letter
from

‘Catholic Bishop Demers
Did Not Anticipate Boom

there are not yet 800 people
and I do not think that the po-
pulation wil increase.’
quickly.”

Thus, wrote Bishop Modest

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1966

very].

Return Cook & Gorse . -

. THE TEAM TO WORK WITH
YOUR COUNCIL DURING 1967

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facilities

Demers, the first Roman Cath.

‘| olic bishop of Vancouver Island,

in Victorla in 1853. He could
not have anticipated that in five
years gold would be’ found on
the Fraser and Victoria would}
mushroom overnight into a bust-
lng city.

Many of. his letters, trans:

_jlated from French, are in the

B.C. archives where they pro-
vide a graphic account of life
in ‘the early colonial days. ,
:Modeste Demers was born
in Quebec. in 1809 and was or-
dained as a priest in. 1836. Three
years later he was sent to Ore-
gon. His work there was 50

‘much appreciated that in 1847

he was made bishop: of Van-
couver Island. .

His early years in Victoria
were devoted largely to the In-
dians. He helped to head off
many clashes betwen the natives
and the Hudson’s Bay Co.,
which then controlled the ‘col

yD!

"He built the first. Roman
Catholic cathedral in what was
to British Ce at

committee. chairman’ comment-
ing on the book,

Mr, Maddotks said he has a
copy” of the book and was im-
pressed by -it:. He. added’ that
Castlegar is mentioned in it “two,
or: three times,’

‘Ald. Cec. Gorse moved that
the town purchase a copy: for
ie library and.some for ‘local

schools as well. .;

Victoria and started a school and
assisted.in founding a, hospital.
He brought’ the ‘first four ‘sis-
ters of the’ St. Ann order fo
Victoria: in) 1858’— +a boon to
the community: which has last-
ed to moderntimes, He esta-
blished missions’ on: the main-
land and. made many trips to
convert Indians elsewhere in the
colonies,<° <:

Community park on river: front
Expand Town Hall

New Council Chambers

New firemen’s quarters

Early P of paving p a
Well being & future development of Castlegar

Cec Gorse
SATURDAY VOTE

V.R. Cook
FOR ALDERMEN

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Fri. Night ‘Mixed Chussic

LHS Marg Bonnett 249.
LHT. Kay ‘Adshead 586.

‘MHS: Bill-Davis' 290. MET
Bill Davis 800:

‘THS Mucky Bucks 1072.
THT Luvky- Bucks 2878.
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Fri, Cats'1; The Odd ‘Balls 0,
Lucky 5 Bucks 4, Unkowns 0, The

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Kay ‘Adshead 662.
‘MHS ‘Walter - Kanigan. "261,
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‘THT. Head-Pins 2946. saaes
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