TRAIL ROTARY aay in the amount of $100 was presented
to Ronald Tenisci, left, of Trail. A student at Selkirk College, Mr.
was presented the award by J. C. Yolland of Trail. He is| ro

in his second year at Selkirk and is on the arts and sciences pro-

gram. — Castlegar News Photo

A north-south highway link-
«ng the West Kootenay to the
vransCanada Highway came a
step nearer reality Sunday.

At special meeting in

a
Nelson, representatives of West|’

ootenay Chambers of Com-
anerce indicated a suggest order
«or priorities,

They unanimously agreed to
give thelr backing to the Revel-
stoke-Nakusp highway, parts of
waien are now under contsruc-

on,

But at, the same time, they
decided to urge the g

to be constructed, the meeting
was told,

.But Henry ‘Alton from Slocan
told Chamber members that they
were ‘forge ig Slocan,"’ +
The bluffs north of Slocan
City would-be a serlous’ hottle-
heck on the route, he sald.

Nakusp delegate Dan San-
tano said that his Chamber want-
d drilling to begin on the Slo-
can Blutts “tmmediately.”
“The best time to cone that
Toad is in the winter,”
serted, 4
The Nakusp Chamber is al-

Revelstoke Road Completion Gets Backing

6o attempting {2 determine how
much work the department of
bighways will car
road’ from the )no:
‘Before Jobbying Victoria to
upgrade the highway, meetings
should be held with he regional
engineers of the department of
highways ‘said: Mr. Harrison;
In a resolution, the West
Kootenay Chambers call on the

(out on: the

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to up.
grade the highway by 1969,
“We are going to c:
a [at through,” said Mr. Harri-

to. carry out feasibility studies
on a more centerly, north-south,
highway

Nelson's. Sharber of Com-
merce 9 presiden| nt R. E, Nelson,
saldit that the Revelstoke-Nalcusp

ite “is almost reality.”

ert is under construction,”

said Me. Nealon

Mr. Hougen
On His 80th

A family. reunion, honoring, ters and two sons: Elvina (Mrs.
it on his] K. Wesson); Inez (Mrs, sPupert of Col

a former Robson resi

80th birthday was held at his

home in’ Maidstone, Alta., Nov.
The birthday party was at-|

tended by the entire family o!

Melvin Hougen — eight daugh-

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sons- ey ‘law and his daughters-
in-law. * :
Mr. and Mrs, Hougan have
28 grandehildren and 15 great-
grandchildren, many of whom
were present for the’ anniver-

sary.

Also attending the coffee
arty, held in the afternoon,
were: Albert Smith (celebrating
his 90th birthday); Chas
Richardson; and vie Harper,
hoes birthdays are on the same

The family hel held fy dinner par:
that night. The birthday. cake rea ty
was made and ae bea by Mrs.

‘akefield.
Mr. Hougen received man: many
and messages of congratu-

dations’ from his .many. frien ds. |

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On the Castlegar Course
‘By
DUFFER JOHN

special
re offere

This meant that piecemeal
work would be: carried out on
it ence year, said the President.
Only 11 miles of the new
highway—it is being built above
the level the Arrow Lakes wi
reach with the construction ‘of
the High Arrow Dam — are left

were
blic‘and at the same
much local assistance,

uld| Work on ‘the fairways commenc-
D ed. | Also, ‘the’ ‘search for water

‘ highway “on a progressive bas-

war -begun.

Since that time, ‘an ‘excel-
lent well was. brought in and the
greens, tees, and fairways were
prepared. Three fairways were
completed — water system and
seeding — as the first phase of

i] development.

‘Then we were fortunate in
t] obtaining the assistance of Mr.

Christians Inflict
Damage On Humans
dust as Atheists Do

Dear

With respect to the letter
written by C. L. in Jast week's
paper praising Ato) id: Martin | w:
go his article: 00

marily dir
tends that Christianity has con-
ferred. benefits .on humanity

‘of the sick, without recognizing
the damage done in the name of
Christ.:

so Ts your letter writer brushed
upon his history, he would find,
that Christianity in Europe sou-
ght to keep the common man “in
his _place,”: with the as
one of. the bastions of govern-

God Legion Hall.

ank |, golf profes-
sonal, who“had’ built the sec-
ond nine holes at the Saguenay
Golf and Country Club at Ar-

Sr. Citizens Plan
‘To Attend Dance

The regular meeting of the
Castlegar District Sealer Citizens
ras held evening in the

-|H. Evans presiding conducted

ete won Bven the | the
at

ith 32 members |;
and three visitors present. Mr. |to announ

vida, where the Quebec Open

was ed there this year, .

.- Holleywood dupervised
final ‘phases of the: uncom-

pleted ax holes. He wad able to

d all the greens and also the

en,
ie same time he kept
ad i keeping an eye on the
Pro gress of whe wat wator system mad
e eeeding of the fairw:
though Fritz teh ddes nol hi need
supervision, only’ good weather.

As a result, golfers will be
able to practice putting,’ s!
en-up irons and woods on the
driving range and by the end
of June, play 18 holes without
interruption.-

The debentures. will be on
sale ‘until next year. They pay
seven per cent interest annually
beginning from the. date of re-'
ceipt issuance by the Trustees,
Those people who already have
subscribed will receive their de-
bentures as: soon as they are
processed and the interest will
‘be paid som the day the receipt

was.
For further

John Mills
PA INTIN G
and

DECORATING

‘ ‘ GonTRAcT. OR HOURLY. ©
_ TELEPHONE. 365-7454 -

Buy aie Sone Loan cash

on
this local investment call Jim
Corbett or Paul Moroso at 365-

routine
made at a recent ‘meeting, Of
.| Castlegar and District Senior
Citizens for attendance at:an
evening Dec..1.with the McMix-
ers square dance club.

of the @ members plan

to attend this’ e

A letter of, ‘thanks is tobe

sent to Mrs. .G. Anderson for the
entertainment she provided for
the members,*)“*

‘The : Christmas ‘party is to.
be held on Dec; 8'at’6 p.m. in the
seein hall. Mr. and Mrs. W.Wal-

er will provide entertainment
after the banquet.

ment, and waged countless wars
—ostensibly on the’ side’ ofthe

gains,

In our time we have’ seen
the Christian solution  to-.the|
“Jewish Problem” and to the rac-
ial problem in South Africa, Bri-|
tain and the United States.
Although I veer to the right
politically, I would argue that
Communism’s. han are no
more’ -stained:.than those of
Christiai

B. ‘D. -M. Landon,

.C.

April showers bring May flowers - - - but they also
bring plenty of headaches to the housewife who is trying -
to dry the family wash,

She can forget all about April
showers when she uses a’”’Flameless”
Electric Clothes Dryer - - - Any day will
bea good drying day. .

“Flameless”

Faith, but in truth for territor- te:

eports were “heard from
the treasurer, kitchen * it

Ian Williamson, a long
established greens*keeper from|
Ontario, wit be course, super-|
antendent. His wife, Helen, with
the assistance of daughter Les-
tey, will look after’ tne conces-
sion and the Pro will Be Mike

ve j

*‘'fhese pedple are. already
planning for a smooth Operation
next year,

interested persons are urged to
attend the annual geenral meet-
ing of the golf club which is to
be held Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. in the

2 beterest nd
11 Satfesie operons bet Sot ces ha ealod Me borane

Golkers, would-be golfers and : :

Lesion ball

With an HFC: Shop-

13945] need to get ready.
. for the holidays.
56) x

hold.

See HFC, now!

Ask about credit life
joan:

i 3s
‘Adore payments lecinde eriacigal wad at low group rates

fag iL
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{oppoctio Hudzon's Bay)
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608 Baker Street. .cccscecsees oe /Talephoie 352-5575
A (at Josephine above Burn Lumber) t

en, repay. House- i

e and
tee.

The kitchen committee for
January is Mrs. I: McNeil, Mrs.
S.; Mazur, - Mrs. A. oD and
Eric’ McPhee.

It was reported ‘that Mrs.
J. Wiig is home from hospital
and hopes .to:be able to attend
the next meeting.

‘Mrs, B. Crissal thanked: the
members for cards she receiv.
ed while sick.

The annual ‘meeting ~was held
with annual : zeports: indicating
a an and ‘busy. year.

all officers Hy acclamation, but
it was pointed out-that some of
the officers wished ‘to resign so
it was decided to have nomina-
tions from the floor.

Mrs. Thorp resigned as trea-
surer, commenting ‘it: was dif-
ficult to transact the business
from Robson, as she had no
transportation.

‘The following officers were
elected for 1968: presidefft, Har-
ry Evans by acclamation. First
vice president, Mrs. F. Nilssen;
Second vice president, Mrs. G.
Quayle; secretary, Mrs. G. Shep-
herd by acclamation (re-elect-
ed); ‘Treasurer, Mrs. L McNeil.

» Electric”

The meeting was adjourned
and. refrehsments « were ' served

a.
ed birthday cake donated by the
of the

“Happy Birthday” was sung
to the gentlemen’ who were cele-
3B. Aan Ee

The Bingo party was Bost
poned until the new. years:

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" “COFFEE BREAK”

By Lois. HUGHES

Domestic Life Hectic Without Old Lady Lady

Oh ,boy!,
Know (eve at

to/Thoreau. I'd
‘settle for that, if
ale ‘were even
ule!
Le has bes one of those
that make me avonder how

days
the hell I can be the'sweet, gen-
tle) person: I:am underneath.

a

wa. me

‘to a'sound ‘sleep

and’ woke witha great Jurch and
scream of

rr win-

‘Box 781, Castlegar
‘ Tell Lois: 365.5503. :

week's request)
cake]

orceaalie Christmas
eye
to Be no 8 short ‘cut in’ ithe fnitial

ihe following is reasonable
in as much as it takes less than
many recipes but at the same
time makes a modest quantity.
Use .% 1b, -raisins | (3%: cup);
% Ub. dates (%: cup); % Ib. can-|

died citron; 4% lb. candied, as-
sorted fruits — ‘such as ‘orange
or lemon’ peel — cherries and
pineapple; 1% cups sited ae all-
id 3% tsp. ‘si t; ” farted

Gianamon; 1/8 tsp. ea

ch-allspice
cloves and nutmeg; 1/3 cup Ma-| ba

zola"corn oil; % bathe brown sue;
32 e

Cut. dates, citron and ‘as-|

pare -weli in advance, as cake

The next recipe: will. take
the ‘cash output: Pot: “approxi-)
mately $6, It will. in:turn make
a nice light colored fruit ‘cake
equal to four leaves’and a samp-
ler left over.

While discussing this par-'

‘improves with age.

“| ticular recipe I.was asked if’I

ever ‘roasted the almonds before
adding them to the batter. This
was new to me.

400 degree F. oven, °° °°"
- ‘These must be watched care-
fully, stirred a little and removed
e. minute: they beco

ur; 2 cups sugar; 3 tsp. bak:

and % cup brandy or 1 cup or-
|ange juice.

Tah om

: Bake’ n :
‘ grees F) fe 2 to.2% hrs. or

“until toothpick in centre comes
out clean: Do not overcook: Al

eee te butter sueategg
mixture ending with;flour.
‘Add fruit and mix well Line,

“| pans \with tin’ foil and bake. Ov-

en temp. 300 degrees BE Time—

3 1% to 2 brs.

, OTR RESPIRATORY DISEASES .

“FOR.

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‘RESERVATIONS .

MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
AND EUROPEAN TOURS
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WEST'S”
DEPT. STORE :
“Phone 965-7542;

ce ‘e

% Have: you" children that are
restless: on ;these evenings that
begin so: early with most of us
sifting to supper with the lights

y LN few years ago a mother
who had. her. children indoors

a home recipe for finger paints

—it might also be used as‘a

Christmas gift if. you are impro-

vising this year-:-

4% cup’ starch; “44 cup ‘eold
boiling tere

mix to a.paste.: Add. boiling ‘wate
er and: cook: until: thick, Cool.
‘Add -%' cup’ soap flakes;’%" cup
talcum ‘powder. Stir..Add pow-
dered paint, poster paint or. veg-
etable ‘coloring.: Store ‘in tightly
covered jars.

dation; “Use-.on
of “glossy. shelf paper. Oilcloth
may be washed off and used
again but: paper is more: satis-

or.itwo, ‘then. smooth it: out.on
a flat ce, « glossy, side up,

peared. <

é Left & Right Hand Action, :
PISTOLS and REVOLVERS

Mia cent nto alae |

due to illness -passed on to me].

ecommen:
light colored oilcloth or. sheets,

Kim.)

- | breakfast
ding | Blew: up. Got: the, dinner: organ:

id
She'd: also

per, | the
: ‘Six | ings.
7 inches of fe tree enow, are ‘of the

5
id anything ‘e!
vivings Off into Sse with |.

lo: snow ituraily,
Wee going’ ‘to put them on thls:
weel 4
e-

useless Hugh's home) o ds Lis-
eiing’ to “records, with” the
dishes in the. sink,

ized ‘and a! few home. truths o.
my, est.
‘But: no ‘rest,’ Out: into ' the
bleak nit i another
at.7.30. Last

pilehed? yee i; Pts

lome peace,
quiet, me nk ‘sim ‘hit me the
minute I:got’in.\\A: proposition.
She's been asked to the or-

days ist) to: have a girlin them.
ing. |

No catches: Ex.
cd }eept that she'd have to bi buy an

the. ‘other. $80 from
Brisk: desson -in economics.
“What: do: you have for, aecur-

that was,‘ Iexplained that if. you
have #3 #50 000: in. government
‘bonds, : the ‘bank will: lend you

gba asset ‘she could

dor’ $150.and spend about} ho came dp aud
‘ practiaing. N he

‘it. She: has a ‘hundred in

bank

ity?” She: pranted ‘to know. what Sousy

Home at aix., Two kids (that) this

c
id ‘until 10. Accom-| college,
th

Talked for only, 20 mini
Went off: at ip,

owe stuck a full selection of

| SAVAGE SHOES ¥

tor children

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Buildin Trail; ' Phone 364-1622 ;
WE BUY. AND SELL USED FURNITURE ©
Open Weekdays 1pm. . 5.80pm.
Open Friday 1 p.m: - 9 pm

ere

ho Worked ( ‘until two, ‘and’ I

fain tolotision, or ken
because. it turned ‘out to rile
column,\as you have just
S Just to .top -off the day,
checked ‘the closet ‘and found 1
didn’t ‘have -ia\ clean shirt ‘for
tomorow.: Said,‘ “Gosh: darn ig”
and hit the sack. -

years, a record-p)

‘Taught all: day. Co
meeting at’: 3.15. - Department
heads’ meeting at 3.30 ‘Until 4.30.
Column ‘to: write: ‘but went Ht
round to'the garage to. get th:

other people had:the’same idea.

snow ‘tires ‘on. .'Three hundred |by

with a broken arm; a-guitar that

bests worth $40 init hey-day, ten
ago; and. “her” - piano

[whieh 1'po I: Pointed ‘out was owned

LEGION: MEMBERS
Kiddie's Christmas Party
" LEGION HALL- SAT. DEC. 16 - -2pam.

Children 3 to 10 Years Inclusive

Phone One of Following Members Before Dec. 4
J. LECKIE R. WADEY Cc PEPPER
365-8389 365-7193 é

ing powder; % cup orange juice|: _

Uuatll elcess molstire Has disap- tik

“But dc ‘ane voll know how much

ota fag Sp po po ee
(hota: Theatr Enercon

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_Dryers corie ina variety of ~ Dec. Vee 1967

_ models one of which’ undoubt- ‘ “
edly will suit your. exact re- :
quirements. See your Favourite
Electric Appliance dealer—
plan to Dry Your. Clothes Bet--
ter—Electrically, a.

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