HE CAME € AN AIGN AND ald D. ATES - The Federal election eam- paign bogged down in trivialitice and name-calling this week. Out- aide “of a few key. cities, cam- aign interest ebbed. ‘While the campaign will heat up again before April 8, there was none ‘of the NB, last week, Mr. Are Campaigns: Now Too Long? refused to state the PC party's Policy on nuclear weapons. “That is becoming less and less of an issue,” he said, He also revealed he. would not take part: in Press conferences which the net- works have offered party leaders. In Port Arthur, Ont., he went so far as to state that a Liberal government would make “hard and if tory, the hard-hitting onalaughts rot le first two weeks, The reason: Canadian election campaigns are too one, and every body knows it. 5 “You. just cant keep hitting at the same targets for six weeks steady,” one party worker told me es I toured western Canada this week. “We'll need some en- tirely new issues to liven up this election—and we may get: them,” he added. It was clear this week that the party leaders had ' fired off their main shells on such issues as nuclear weapons, alleged inde- clalous in government, and would- to'restore the confidence of the world and Canadians in Canada. Elaborating on his nuclear stand, Mr. Pearson ruled out any “offensive role”. for Canada ‘in world military affairs,. He said offensive nuclear weapons should be kept solely in the hands of the US. ‘ New Democratic leader Tom- my Douglas, continuing to draw large. crowds, told a New West: minster rally that his party would hold ue balance of power after April The NDP ‘will be the balance wheel of and “sanity” in the. next Parliament, he fore- cast. He said the NDP would sup- Port any party that forms the next govenment provided it comes to grips with Canada’s economic ills and refuses nuclear weapons, AX EXEMPTION, Douglas, unveiling the Nore first big election. promise, said it was in favor of raising the income tax exemption for married men from $2,000 to $3,000, Although there were no new pronouncements on the major_is- sues, the week brought such side- lights’ as: 1 three, - member Liberal “truth ‘squad” assigned to follow Mr. Diefenbaker and issue | &! ‘ieorrectlons to his statements, A “coloring book” issued by the Liberals which pokes fun at other parties with instructions to color Mr. Diefenbaker “hungry”? because he can’t make up his mind what to have. for breakfast. .by the Victoria, BC. police. to the RCMP to in-|® Exchanged at Of ‘wide interest in Nelson and’ Castlegar districts’ isthe re cent charming wedding which took place at St.‘Paul's Trinity United Church ‘when Marion Obedkoff, only daughter of Mr. W. N, Obed- koff of Gibson Creek,’ exchanged wedding ‘vows with Mr. Robert Bryan © Grummett, eldest son ‘of Mr._and Mrs.. G, ‘H, Grummett Rev. Peter W. Farrles read the marriage ‘service Saturday, March 9, at 4.30 p. Shades “of mauve and white | provided. a. pretty pastel back- ground. for. the bride’s white ‘sa- tin and net gown as she walked down the aisle on th arm of her only. brother, Mr, * Bill Obedkolf of Gibson Creek. She .was lovely in her pridat ensemble of. white satin overlaid with net, a Jace panel inserted in | © the front hemline of the bouffant skirt. She wore a matching lace jacket. with lily point sleeves: and her. forthly veil was held by -a coronet .of pearls and aurora bo- realis.. sequins, repeating the gown's sequin trim. She carried an orchid posed: on her Bible, with white streamers and stephanotis, She .wore ‘a single strand of Pearls’ with © matching earrings, | yy, gift of the bridegroom, Little Kim’ Lemoel, cousin of the bride, preceded. the. bridal Party, looking sweet in a pale pink nylon organdy frock with matching Petal headpiece. She carried a white colonial bouquet. Three shades of mauve organ- 2a over taffeta fashioned ‘the brid- al attendants’ frocks. : Their ‘car- nation with organza _ [of Brilliant: of Par- tome The end result appears to be an increasingly larger bloc of undecided voters, Apparently con- fused and none too confident of the competence of any of the par- ties, these voters could be waiting for dramatic last-minute campaign developments. Prime Minister Diefenbaker, his spirits cheered by large turn- outs at his whistle-stop rail tour of the eastern provinces, said his party fs on the offensive ev- erywhere in Canada. DEDICATION. “We are building for the fu- ture of Canada and we can win an election if our people dedicate themselves to the party," he said at one point. He hed earlier compailned bitterly about “powerful . forces,” fighting against bien: and admitted Farewell Luncheon Honors Chizmazia Family. at. Renata A farewell luncheon was held recently by the Community Gos- pel Chapel in honor of Mr, and Mrs. L, Chizmazia and family ai Renata. the ‘rom was decorated in white and yellow streamers, The table, covered with a lace cloth, was centered by a large decorated cake and vases of fresh cut daf- fodils adorned it with white | and yellow candles on either side. ‘ter the luncheon, some-time was spent playing games. A few specials were rendered, a: viol solo by Gordon Peters, a solo by ler tes a shortage of campaign funds and volunteer: workers. 2 Again’ and again, the PM ac- cused both’ Liberals. and Social Crediters of, ting the Govern- David L sccorcien music and a trio B Mrs, J. Dyck, Mrs. Penner, and David Tetherman, “A floor pe trilight lamp was to. ment from bringing in’ construc- tive legislation in, the las! Mament. the couple as farewell gift. Everyone wished them “Good Luck” in their new home in Cal- it he At an interview in Saint John, Bary. Television Service @ Repairs to all makes of TV's Radics, Phonographs, @ Electrical Appilances, @ Applications for TV cable hook- ups made here. “Years of experience -guarantes of ‘dependable. servioe.” ELECTRONIC SERVICES ‘ 365-3331 — Phones —' 365-4601 by PCs because they look so rea- istic someone might mistake them for genuine money. Throughout western Canada, meanwhile, voter sentiment -seems to be crystallizing into farm and city blocks, The Conservatives seem ruffle, made by the bridegroom's mother, matched their gowns, and they carried: crescent: bouquets of white carnations. Their accessories were also white, and they wore Pearl necklaces and earrings, gifts of the bride. , Maid of ‘honor was Miss clare Grummett - Obedkoff Vows St. Paul's Lemool of Montrose, and parents of ‘the bridegroom. Mrs. Lemoel chose’ a navy sheath with jacket and pink ‘accessories’ and ‘Mrs. Grummett. wore ‘a helge sheath with ‘pink and brown. accessories, Both wore pink carnation: :cor- sages, © The bride's table was centered with a three-tiered wedding’ cake | @ embedded ‘in mauve and white organza soe VOLKSWAGEN and.’ RAMEE ~~" SALES‘& SERVIC ‘Phone R.A: (Bob) Horeca 365-3491 1957 Willys Jeep Pick-up,‘ 4-wheel drive $1295, Complete: Stock ‘of Volkswagen Cars’ and Trucks New Rambler Cars Sales & Service — “Prades PARCVIEW, MOTORS — Nelson ‘trict “who met’: 371-pound | Andy ‘candidate in this election, to’ match the henciogs of the bride's attendants, ‘The cake was flanked by white ‘tapers entwined with mauve ruffle and flowers. Mauve and ‘white. carnations centered~the .tea table and the candles matched those on the bride's table, Mrs. -V. A, S, Graves, aunt of the bridegroom,’ and Mrs. Lemoel, aunt of the bride, presid- ed at the tea table. Serviteurs were friends of the newlyweds. Miss Barbara.’ Jamieson’ of Spokane looked after ‘the guest book. Master ‘of ceremonies was Mr. M. B. Ryalls.. Toast to -the bride was proposed by. Mr. D, V. ‘McDougal of Castlegar and to the brigesmnas ids by Mrs. Lorne Grum- met ‘A epecial toast was Proposed |. to the bridegroom by. Mr. Earl Nuyens, For a. wedding trip to points west, the bride changed: into. a winter white boucle suit with mauve. hat and gloves and black accessories, She wore an orchid corsage. The newlyweds will take up residence in Los. Angeles, where he ‘bridegroom ‘is’ employed. by the National Cash Register Co. The bride is a former employee of the Castlegar Branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Com- merce, Guests included relatives and friends from Vancouver, - New ‘Westminster, Williams Lake, Prin- ce George, Grand Forks, Osoyoos, assured of in the prairie farm seats, but there is growing evidence that this may remain the party's sole strength after election day. 11 Tories, a firm ‘base | yy, Kinnaird, Castle- Mone Marie Makortoff and ‘Val. erie Samsonoff of Castlegar. The bridegroom's brother, Mr. Lorne H. Grummett of El Paso, two. NDP and.one’ Liberal last year, The betting now is that Win- nipeg may switch its two PC seats to the Liberals (defeating even Defense Minister Gordon’ Church- hill in Winnipeg South. Centre, while NDPers Orilkow and Know- les should be ‘re-elected. The Li- berals could. pick up one farm seat, Selkirk, where Farm Union leader Rudy Usick sould beat Tory Eric Stefanson. The 16 Tory seats in Saskat- chewan look safe- with the possible exception of Saskatoon were Liber- als are running the’ city’s’ mayor. q|asainst PC Henry Jones. On the strength of his personal . record Liberal Hazen Argue should re- ‘peat in Assiniboia, © - ALBERTA SEATS "Alberta will provide. some of the most interesting fights in the west, The PCs won 15 of Alberta's 17 seats last June, ‘all .but the Red Deer seat of. Socred leader Robert him as best man, and ushers _were Mr, Ed Konkin - of Vancouver and Mr. Ray Nuyens of Fernie, The mauve and white color theme was carried throughout the decor at the wedding: reception held at Peeble’s Motor Inn, As- their guests were the uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. J. be. lined up to go. heavily -New Democratic, shutting. out the) Con- servatives to one,or:two-of the Province’s 22 seats. The lineup ‘last year in B.C, went: NDP'10, PC 6, Liberal four and SC. two. Both Socreds'are expected to “|I0se, one to the Liberals and the other“to the NDP. External Affairs Minister Ho- ward. Green will retain his Van- couver seat but Tories could lose sisting the newlyweds to receive|. gar, Calgary, Edmonton, Spokane, New Denver and‘ Nelson. PAINTING ‘and Decorating’ ‘Free Estimates Gladly Given P. WOYKIN PAINTING LTD, Phone 365-5420 story, “Party loyalties’ are 80 blirr-| he -Conservative » candidate, « > year handled publicity for the Welcome to the Sands Vancouver's Finest ‘Motor Hotel WINTER RATES NOW: IN. EFFECT | Rates from $7.50. single up..: Just 3 minutes from downtown and right around the corner’ from‘ Vancouver’s beautiful Stanley: Park. and English Bay. Free Parking - All rooms with T.V, ‘Tub and shower. MAKE THE SANDS YOUR HEADQUARTERS Tel, MU-2-1831 ‘Telex: 036-2359 THE SANDS 1755. Davie Street, ‘Wancouver, B.C Business and Professional Directory Electric (Castlegar) Ltd. Electric: Heat . 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MARLANE GRILL Open 6 a.m. to 12 pm, PLUMBING & HEATING Bupplies and Installations ; UNatural!Gas and Ou. ‘. Heating Specialists ° General Contracting « “0% 8 Alterations. CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS zi «Phone : 865-6651 Phone 365-3031 KINNAIRD CONSTRUCTION "Ever. Brick Construction Castlegar, Be,. aE ‘New Brunswick Riding Interest Locally - People in’ the Caitlogar Dis- Boudreau, a: former Social Credit in’/a,, New, riding who spent several weeks in Castlegar, may . be interested: to learn that Mr, Boudreau: 'is not a According to.a Canadian Press| ing: Restigouche - Madawaska (where Mr.’ Boudreau” ran» last time) in this federal election cam- paign that \voters, may need‘a pro- gram to. identify’ the’ candidates,” °)." In this election’ in New. Bruhs- ick’s Restigouche-Madawaska rid- |) ing, Mr. Boudreau “was-beat out for ‘the ‘Social Credit nomination’ by the man,who was Conservative, ‘organizer in June's election, The “on: the other hand,: is the man who Inst Liberals! ‘i The Canadian Preas ‘story fol- lows: fe ‘The Social Credit ‘candidate 1s: Leopold ‘Dube, 39, an. Edmund- ston lawyer, He was ‘Progressive Conservative ‘organizer.’ ‘Inj last June's - election. and » earlier” con- coreantcets, are alsgrinted ‘Conser- Pythian Sisters Make. April Fool: Tea: ‘Plans © ‘The’ members of Kootenay Temple, Pythian Sisters held their} regular: meeting in the Twin-Ri- vers Hall last week with: Mrs. Kay McIntyre, M.° E.C., . presidin, Routine, opening-and ‘bisine ‘was, conducted. Mrs, Ora Lightle gave ‘avery. interesting ‘report .of .the handicapped .': children’s - meeting which: she had ‘attended.’ Plans were made for the visit of the district deputy,’ Mrs. Flet- cher: of. Salmo, who will attend meeting. were “also _made- for the .April Fool's Day Tea, which will be held inthe Twin Rivers hall. An invi- tation was extended to all to. at- co) after which ‘delicious refreshments were served. by’ the.‘hostess* Mrs, M.-:Allen,: Mrs. Joyce: Bradford and Mrs. Nellie Bradford. tests ‘and~says many vatives,):°:? Ey The Conservative candidate is| ouls’“Ayltes, 35, 2° lawyer from Peete foes at the other. end ° of the constituency, who:handled pu: Dulelty, for,.the Liberals | in | 1962 He is immediate” ‘past president of ; the Restigouche County Young. Li- berals Association. . Seeking re-election is, Liboral Jean-Eudes Dubs, ’ 36," Mr.’ Ayles law. partner, He ‘was: first ‘elected to. Parliament ’Iast year’ with: a 533 - vote majority, unseating Con: servative Edgar :Fournter. ‘'°* Louis ‘Daigle .of Edmundston, | president, df'tha “Madawaska Coun: ty, Progressive Conservative ‘Asso- ciation, said in‘ an: interview! hls group will not support: Mr,Ayles. He sald the. Conservative: conven:, tlon. was not democratic. and ‘that. Mr, Ayles ‘is a political unknown except ‘in’ Campbellton, i -Mr, Daigle said, hls group, cided ‘against nominating any i didate).but’ was overriled | by na- tional party headquarters, “We > decided: this >time ; that we. were beaten’ before : starting. Many’, Conservatives will support, Social Credit." J. C, Van Horne, other, Cam- pbellton lawyer’ 'and ‘businessman who was independent-minded Con- servatives MP for’ Restigouche-Ma- dawarks from 1955 until he resign- din 1961, says he has no time for any political activity ‘but’ sup- ports Prime Minister’ Diefenbaker Lin? the; election. campaign. He: is a former. ‘law partner’ of-- Leopold Dube * and... says. he ;-tried. unsuc- , |eessfully to’ get. Mr. Dube ta, with: draw -from. the-contes' Leopold. Dube’s campaign ma- nager. is his father, Paul ‘L. Dube, who represented the riding in Par- liament/ as'an independent Libe from :1949 -to 1953, Largely. rural, the riding his been a eatheryane “in. many el-|(t ections,: usually’ following the tional frend. Cann d Foo ‘icon ‘Tripled in'30 ‘Years Production of canned foods, in ida has almost ‘tripted . ant me last 30 years, reports the’ Mi commercial letter of, Canadian Ti ee poe perial : Bank” of», Commerce. PUBLIC) NOTICE Castlegar Dog Owners © March 8ist is ‘Although this rapid growth in- dicates a; high -level..of consumer acceptance, food processors are not resting. on their: laurels. They are working on new 2 rand 5 impro' products and -p1 to meet the camplex'e chaile mand: for. the conventional 'pro- the ‘ast day a foods may depend. primarily ehh increase, the‘: de- adi “will: be on dog licenses. sone THE CORPORATION ‘OF: : THE VILLAGE: OF fnand for the. newer. foods,. parti- cularly. where’ convenience. is: an ~| important ’ attribute, may be ins fluenced - by social . changes aes well as population: growth,” _ th ial letter says. the continued Seta of the food processing «industry - will’ de- pend to some extent on the deve: lopment of new and a improved food ' H Ms HERRIDGE : Ld ™ ‘Campaign Committee "KERSEYS Pork i ‘Ib. THE PIECE soy “SPAGHETTI, 2 28-07. tins . 59c FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 tins. 49c see . 29¢ 2 LOAVES : 35c AT THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE! : NABOB Cc FFE, tb. 59c ALI HA BRUNSWICK sin. 101 tins . matics ALTA SWEET HONEY, ae an. tin 99¢. TOMATOES, tube... 19¢ ‘SIRLOIN OR — ROUND cur: RITE Won fi ls 4 rolls Boreas $1 00.