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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 11, 1975

Santa Letters from Winlaw

Dear Santa,

[Want A Gun Set And A train
And a Car Set And a radio, -
from, Joe Chernoff
eos

Dear Santa,

T want a lypewrlter for Christ.
mas, and Baby a live, and Betty
Crocker oven. and Shake
Maker, and I hope you bring it
for me,

fram, Sandra St,
oe

Dear Santa,
will you please bring me’ a
‘model plane, Doodle art, bow
‘and arrow with target am
‘raldio matchbox cara, Big
heel. Good luck loading the
leihg.
from, Morgan,
8 e

:Dear Santa,
i} Want A gun Set Wiht a
‘holster to. and a train to, and a
"Model Car to

* from, Mike Nel:

Dear Santa,
Please bring me sesame street
finger pupputs. And a easey
¢ oven.

yours truly

Love, Pilar

e 8 6
Dear Santa,
Iwant you to give me a Barble
doll with some wigs. Also send

my little brother Clinton some

purple cars, Also I want a bugs -
bunny penell sharpener.

Love Shauna

Dear Santa,
‘Please bring me a walker doll
from, Christine Hobmes
ee

Dear Santa,
Please bring me a Sesamo
street finger puppets
Love, Andrea Holmes
. *

Dear Santa,
I Want a pafr of skis and a mint
bike and big jim camper and a
war sel,
from, Tony

oe

.
Dear Santa,
I Want A gun Sete and A hat

. With the gun Set and A cauboy

pentes and A cauBoy Sheute
Love Kenny
* ”
T want a Baby-tender love (PS)
T want the whole set.
I want a toy record player.
M Sandra
toSanta

o se
ear Santa,

“Awanta hoter anda kick-stand

AUCTION SALE

MON,, DEC, 15-7 p.m,
Antique Items Only

Kinnaird Hall

Mining dies

re-elected.”

Vote Campbell

_ THE) CHURCH BELL

News one Views

REP

India’s tea Aan
Fascinating to visitors

RIVANDRUM, India — A
ood sense, of balance and
no fear of Reighe isa pretequl-
se when it comes 0 applying
for a‘certain job-in India

‘The job in gusta fs ot

Not one new mine has opened in B.C. since 1972.
This has cost us jobs and tax revenue. When taxes,
discourage enterprise, everyone loses.

And things will only get worse if the NOP Is

Vote for government that Works!
Vote Social Credit

Christinas Services

Special ‘services for the-

Christmas season are planned
for St. David's and Robson,
This Sunda

the Sunday

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For’ Inquiries Phone
PAT PICTON, 365-7497 (after 5 p.m.)

B full- or part-time)

Furniture

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ome Entertainment

* East Trail Werehouse
24 blocks downriver trom uld Tra:l Bridge

OPEN DAILY FROM 1 P.M_

School will participate in the 11
a.m. shared service at St.
David's—the youngest class
acting out the Christnias story,

‘The annual Christmas sing-
Song at Robson will be held on
Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Everyone
is invited to this service, which
has become a tradition over the
past few years. Following car-

__ ols and readings, refreshments

will be served,

On Dec. 21 at Robson, 9.45
a.m., the Christmas service will
be held, with the Sunday School
also participating in that ser-
view. ° z

St. David's Angtiean con-
gregation will hold a service of
carols and lessons on Sunday
Dec. 21, at 11.45 a.m.

‘At St, David's, there will
be a Christmas Eve Anglican
service of mmmunion,
beginning at 10 pm. and on
Christmas morning a commun-
ion service at 9.90 a.m. Every-
one is welcome to-come.

Please take note of these
special services.

, Parish Office Refurbished

‘The Parish Office: next to
St. David's Church has been
refurbished; The living room
has been panelled, and the,
building painted throughout,
Carpeting, and other minor
additions, remain to be com-
pleted.

Readers are reminded that

special ‘donations toward ‘this’

work woutd be welcome!

In the spring, the Parish
Office roof will be're-shingled,
and other improvements con
sidered,

Christmas Giving -

With Christias comme?
cialized, how does a person put
the spirit of Christ's love into
their Christmas giving? Here
are afew suggestions.

Give a present to someone
anonymously,.so the recipient
will not feel obliged to return a

- gift, and you'll enjoy giving as it

was meant to be.

Give someonea gift of your
hospitality and friendship this
Christmas, particularly those
who are .alone--the = single,
divorced, or widowed.

Give a money yift to.an
important charity, as a way: of

making sufe those who have -
sabsolutely - sothing are. not
forgotten by us at Christmas,

Give to our children soume-
thing to help them think of the
true message of Christmas: A
‘Bible story hook, a picture of
Jesus for their room, a Chri

"mas scene to sct up heside he

tree.
In ways such as the

“ ean’ make our Christmas

commercialized and) im
Christian,

LOCATIONS
TO SERVE YOU BETTE

@ 930 ROSSLAND AVENUE, TRAIL

(Regular Hours)

'@ 2194 COLUMBIA AVENUE, TRAIL”
and Show Room

dy aoloyy

HOME GOODS LTD.

Carpeting

of aL ‘thin a tea fucker,
India {a the largest producer of
tea in the world, and the plant
grows in both the north and
‘soull “ of the country.

qualifications for the job, so it
‘appears to the average fount

balance and no fear of heights,
for the ladies look as though
they are precariously perched
most of the time,

For’ visitors. who “wish to
make an excursion to a tea
Plantation, especially in_ the

rormie of breath

chance to get out war tee Tour
car to sample the pure water,
in Kerala, visitors can also see
tuber trees, cashew nut trees,
pepper ale a tapioca, coffee
and ted growth
along thea

pian needs light
shade'bnd plenty of moisture.

such as fir are

rows of bushes,

contain, offices “and

tight on the site where the tea
is swilhened. rolled, dried and
era

Its That Very Thin Line *
Between Life and Death |

‘There's a thin line between
life and death. It is called ice.

- Every winter people
drown because they’ crash
through ice surfaces on ponds,
lakes and. rivers. ‘Tiny tots
venture onto the first fragile
glaze; adults’ take’ cars and
snowmobiles far from’ shore;
teenages become impatient to
start the skating season.

‘The Red” Cross, Water
Safety Service has these tips
for winter ice safety:

e Ice should:be at least
four inches thick for skating
and eight inches. thick for
snowmobiling.

*“e Weather © conditions
with allernate freezing and
thawing weakens ice structure.
Air bubbles form:in the ice and
it becomes “rotten”.

‘© Sunshining through ice
onto sand is reflected back up,
weakening the underside.

e.-If | someone. breaks
through, stay back from the
hole. Lic down flat and use a
pole, tree branch, hockey stick,
rope,” or” windbreakers ‘tied

i oegpeemtmnmes i

together to extend your reach
to help him, Tell him to reach
out his arms as far over the ice
surface as he can and to kick
hard: with’ his feet to get his
body horizontal, The momen-
tum of the kicking will hetp inch
his body out of the hole and
onto the ice surface. You can
pull him to safety, Be sure he
stays flat on the ice‘to distri-
ute his weight, Get him warm

as quickly as possible. Report ~ Pl
+ the acefdent to the police in

order to prevent the same thing
happening to other people.

‘If you are alone when
you break through follow the
same procedure. Stay as flat as
you can while you edge toward
stronger ice and don’t stand up
until you are sure it can bear
your weight.

' Be sure your children
understand the hazards ° of
frozen water surfaces in your
neighborhood. Until you know
the ice is'strong enough, know
where they are all the time. Ice

is a tremendous attraction, _

especially to young children,

: Hard Facts About Credit Buying

Christmas isis Grow

* Every year that Christmas
gilt list seems to get longer and
longer, and the monoy put
aside for presents stretches
thinner and thinner.

Advertisements begin to
lure us into that enticing world
of easy credit... that world in
which fantasy tells: us credit
inéreases our total income.

But let’s take a look at the
hard facts about credit.

Buying. on» time’ means
paying on.time .... and’credit
costs’ money. It increases the
cost of goods or service by a
substantial amount, It carries
with it the danger of “getting
over your head” In debt, and
again, consolidation of debts
and. refinancing can \be. an
expensive practice,” .\

Advertisements stating
that. no payment or service
charge will be required until
January on your credit account,
give-no indication that service
charges will probably be. cal-
culated just the same from the
date of purchase, and you
would be required to pay them
‘on your normal billing date in
January.

When a credit card is
issued, the recipient. must be
told the percentage of interest
to be charged on the account
per month and per annum and
the method by which the
interest will be calculated, But
there is nostipulation requiring
the company to relterate these
terms in an advertisement.” -

‘A company is within its
rights to charge for the servic-
ing of an account. on your
January statement even?
though it has postponed month-
ly payments or service charges
for a short period'of time.

+ So before you decide to
buy Christmas gifts on credit,
consider a few points:

© Plan your credit wisely,
and use only when absolutely ,
necessary,

© Know the cost of credit
and any ‘additional charges.

© Compare credit charges
and shop for credit the same
way you would any commodity.

© Make the largest down
payment possible and keep the
Payment period as. short ax
possible,

@. Tfverbal warranties are ,
theyits

ty
Never signa promis:
sory nole ora cheque post.
dated more than 90 days unless
it is marked “Consumer Pur-
chase”... this means that if the

note is assigned to a. third ~

Quacks Not Cure ~~
Reliance on quackery pre-

vents patients with arthritis -

from seeking proper. medical
care and enables the disease to
progress. Seck’ medical help
early is the advice from the
B.C, Division, Canadian Arthri-,
tis and Rheumatism Society.
Falling into the hands of a
quack always narms the arthri-
ts patient.

?
E:

‘

All Pots
Foil Wrapped

‘Own Grown

Fresh, Long Lasting

Plants for Better
Enjoyment ~
from

$15

(2. Blossoms)

“LARGER POINSETTIAS

“UP TO $12.00

person, thal person will have no
more right to collect payment
from you than the seller would
if he defaults on his part of the

gain.
© Last, but definitely not
least, read and understand the
terms of your credit contract
before signing.

It still remains; however,
‘that buying on credit Is an
‘expensive step to take, Perhaps
‘a better solution is to budget
your Christmas shopping - Hist.
Many banks have’ Christmas
savings plans which allow you
to build up a tidy sum for all
your Christmas purchases.

Although ‘Christmas is a
time for giving, love cannot be
measured by the price tag on a.

ft. Tailor. your Christmas

shopping expenses to fit your .

come, and you will be able to

~ SHELL

PHONE
693-2335

PER GALLO!

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[GASTLEGAR NEWS|
Sr | ella

CHINA CREEK

EMERGENCY GAS SERVICE 12 P.M. TO 6 A.M.
2 Service Charge)
REMEMBER?!
We sal TOR, QUALITY GAS at tied
By way of Bonus Coupon — Regular Custo-
mers on the spot discount,
(Subject to change without notice)

Free Cup of Coffee with Gas Purchase”
‘Visit our “Country Kitchen and Take Our"
Open Dally 6 a.m, to\ Midnight
Groceries and Confectionery

free your mind: of financial
worrles and to enjoy the peace
of the holiday season,

Office:
Supplies

Typewsiter Ribbons
Staplers & Staples
edgers, Journals
Large Envelopes’
Pencil Sharpeners
Add Machine Tapes
Rubber Cement
Columnar Pads
Steno Note Books

“Come end See”.

HEADQUARTERS

IN CASTLEGAR IS THE

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ALL MEXICAN
POTTERIES

and™.

TERRANIUMS

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wee) . Order. Your Flowers
sand. “Plants Now!

FREE DELIVERY.
on orders of $3.00
“and. over: -

Flowye Arrangements for All Occasions: |

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’ NURSERY
SAM S & FLORIST Castlegar - Phone 365-7312

Fancy bread shapes are igh fouted, ‘and spread when cool with

tasty spreads, combining, Hol
chovy or smoked oysters:

Baby Gouda with tuna, an-

Super spreaders with
Holland Baby Gouda

Sau spreads on canapés are still the casiest t finger oa

foods for parties. It's not necessa:

to stick with

crackers, either — try different kinds of lightly toasted
bread cut into interesting shapes with cookie cuttgrs.
Garnish with imagination, using slices of stuffed olives

“or pickles, parsley sprigs, cucumber twists, carrot curls,

lemon rind slivers, grated egg yolks. -

Gouda Auchory | Bate ‘
sey

1 . les in Iemon juice

i) Go-cunce) imported
» Holland Baby Gouda
‘Cream bulter. Mash an-

iets, rinsed and

* chovy fillets: moisten with fem:

‘on juice. Blend into creamed
i shredded it

softer’
_ Beng inariatte mile acres
the electric mixer can be ust

to beat. ingredients. together.
Refrinerate: in in ile bowls: or

jars..To rm 10

temperature, Spresd-on crisp

crackers!" or crusty. bread.

Makes 244 cups spread.
rotted Gouda

r eed

an ker

a 2 oun
ce) fn
< Holland Baby G Souda,

Blend the tuna ina blender
with: the | mayonnalse unt
smooth. Blend in shredded im:

cream tuna mixture and cheese
together until smooth and but. *
tery. For a softer spread blend

in a Mle milk, Refrigerate in
little bowls ‘or’ jars.’ Serve at
foom lemperature: oa cris:

crackers brea
Makes 2V4 +3 cups spread

Smoked Oyster and,
eae

ia rbune) can smoked
4 ci
2 ea pickle ~
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{iissunce imported
Holland Baby Gouda,

he esd oviten. Cream
butter -in medium
a, Gradually bent im mashed. /
oyslers, sweet: pickle «
ulee and’ shredded: imported
cifand. Gouda until mature,
is smooth. Refrigerate in litle

ted Holland © Gouda or spread.

pon Highway Drive
PHONE, 364-1822 2:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 11, 1975,

‘Tea and Sale’
Well Received

A’ well-attended pre-
Christmas tea and sale was held ,
by St. David's Anglican Church |
Women on Nov: 29 In the
Legion Hall. The tables were
attractive with Christmas can:
dle centrepiéces, while the
serving table featured a large

candle arrangement, all due to .

the artistry of Mra, R, Weat
and Mrs. D, Marcellus.

The Rev. R. Griffiths
opened the sale with a few
words of welcome, and A.C.W.
president, Mrs. K. Johnson,
greeted the arriving guests.

Donnan was in

char of the tea tickets, while

Mrs,.A. Mackereth sold the

hamper raffle tickets. A large

+ fruit cake, made and donated

by Mrs, B. ‘Trussler, was also

ratfed, with ticket sales super-

vised by Mrs. West and Mra.
‘Trussler.

The bountiful table of
home baking was taken care of
by Mrs. M. Brandson and Mrs.
L. Hapala, while © Mrs.’ W.
MacCabe and Mrs, J. F. Kil-

Tough were: in’ charge of the °

candy, ‘sewing, ‘novelties, and
the lovely corsages made by
Mrs. Killoogh, ‘Another feature
of that table waa the group of:
charming dolts dressed by Mrs.
Amy Simpson,
Pourers for the first hour
were Mrs. Edith Sherbiko,

representing the U.C.W., and

Mrs. Marion Booth, director of
St. David's Anglican choir.’ ~

Serviteurs were Mra, Jack
Killough, Mrs, W. Kennedy,
Mrs. D.- Marcellus, Mrs.’ G.

, Eldridge,. and’ Miss Sandra
Berg. The tea and coffee urns
were kept replenished by Mrs.
A. Hostetter.

Kitchen duties were in the
capable hands of Mrs. H. Bate,
Mrs. J.’ Edmundson, Mrs. Nv
Fishwick, Mrs. W. Leduc, and
Miss M. Trussler. Sandwiches

= had been made previously by a
committee of these ladies at the
home of Mrs. J. Robinson.

Prize ‘winners were Mrs.
‘Mary Wallace, door prize! Mra.
Mona: Haack, fruit. cake:. and

+ Mrs. Peg Newman, hamper.

St, David's A.C.W. wish to
thank all those who attended,
and’ all these who worked to

take ine atiarngon a success.

Biggest.Problem.

In ‘Basement Bedroom Blaze

Damage has - been: esti-

When entertaining during B
this Festive Season, | j
_Be Sure to include Gow

“EGG-

«+o your menul

“+ Available at your favorite
"store or from, your dellvery
~ salesman;

NOG".

REMEMI
an DAIRY
PRODUCTS
ARE FRESHI

mated at $5,000 following a fire -
' on Wednesday of last week at

724 Main St
Fire ‘chief Ed Lewis said

was confined to a. basement
bedroom. The ceiling and floor
* féists were badly charred.
The occupants of the home,
Msi’ H, Bruntom: and family,
were not at home at the time.
Mr, Lewis said he believed
the constant ‘heat from
electric heater ignited a blanke
or some clothing causing the
blaze. “The biggest problem’ to
the firemen,” he said, “was not
the fire but the terrific amount
of smoke it’ had generated.”
‘The home is reported tobe

fully insured,

AUCTION SALE

Monday, ‘December 15th

“Tpm. Sharp
KINNAIRD HALL

Beso

Merchandise Only

“* Grand Father Clocks .
Grand Mother Clocks
* Old’ English Chest of Drawers

SeeEA Very Unusual Jack-a-Bean fe

4 Wardrobes. * Pianos. * Organs * Brass Beds
* Chairs. * Balloon Back Chairs.“ * Old Lamps...
* Jug and Basin Sets.”

* Lots of Old English China, too numerous to
. mention, approximately 400 Lots
+ PLUS MANY, MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION

Bat -Occassiona

“* Dining Room Suites
* Marble Wash Stands » «

! Antique Tables

ae CONSIGNMENT ITEMS ACCEPTED DAY. OF SALE BEFORE 12:NOON,

VIEWING, Aulowen 2 BAY SEO SALE).

: Come on ‘down aes ace EWilf Bla int ea “Larry
‘Brenner’’i in action, professional auctioneers. 3 ,

the call came in at 1.50 pam. and .

A Vote for Campbell

is a vote for...

@ EFFECTIVE REPRESENTATION — An MLA whowill stand up for us in‘ Victoria

+~\and who will get local people involved in decisions on important local matters, -
such as the provincial government building, West Trail approach, Montrose -
‘cutoff, housing and parks ‘and recreation.

e ‘TOUGH BUT FAIR resource taxation policies to encourage the growth we need
to provide jobs and increased tax revenue for expanding social programs, «

@ EXPANDED SOCIAL PROGRAMS
on a strong.economy.

‘ such as Mincome and Pharmacare, based

@ AN ANTI-INFLATION. FREEZE on taxes, government ‘spending and. civil
service expansion. Plus an. independent auditor general to make sure your tax -
dollars are spent wisely, and who will tell you if they aren’t!: °

@ TRUE JOB SECURITY through proper resource: management. And an ombuds- :
man to help you cut thrush the red tape of bureaucracy. « i

e. ATRUE REVENUE SI ARING PROGRAM to give municipalmes 2 a shaie | in the

‘benefits ofa growing ‘economy.

@A MAN WHO KNOWS this riding, its people and its problems.
‘READ THE FINE PRINT: Remember, poliical promises are ‘oaly
as foot as the economy el ad om ce

r, Warfield
Public Meeting, Trail‘
Poblic Meeting, Montrose 2
shift changes at a. Warfield, ccd

Burt has also gone
‘with problems who

Pulp, Quadra, CanCel Lumber, and well.
heave come to him for help during the © Sey

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