“\"nhe November meeting of the
Robson Women’s Institute was held
at the home of,
jJand \with:the. vice-president, Mrs,
\Stewart’Grant, In‘ the chair. : ’

tor the meeting was opened

“ontoyeds the.’ past two* years: as
president ‘of the ‘Robson’, Women's
Institute and ‘thanking » all her
committees: and. the members for
their’ work’ and co-operation in
makihg her term of office so happy
and successful,

Svn!It) was decided to have the

usual’ potduck ‘luncheon *. with
ests, a Christmas tree ‘and. gift
xchange and for the guésts..-”

ed thelr enjoymont of the ‘aftalr,
especially the eats,

A letter containing a sample
of cotton bags for coins for gifts

and :haye them;at; the luncheon
for the members: to ee coins

i o}

gulor ‘committces, a’ recess’ was
called: to’ prepare: for-.the election
of ‘officers ‘and: Mra.: Wm. Waldle
was elected president ‘by acclama-
tion,’ Mrs, Grant: decl[ned her ‘no-|
mination: for ‘secretary ‘and © Mra

called’ to” order | with} Mrs.
presiding: ‘and reports: of ‘the’ 'var-
fous ‘ committees : showed | a‘i very.

‘| busy.’ and ‘active ‘year: for jal ‘the

members. :'Theré ; was ‘mich’ enjoy- |

‘yo) ment ai well a8 a lot of hard work.

RESERVATIONS |

"MEXICO - HAWAIIAN,
AND: ;EUROPEAN TOURS

‘nana

’) Mrs, Grant ‘thanked ‘everyone

for. what’ they; had’ done. and ‘the
wil

annual’ meeting

ed States is dead:::

‘John Fitzgerald Kennedy, both
‘once the first. Catholic and the
‘youngest man: (at 43) to attain the
highest: office his country has to
offer, was’ killed’ by an assassin’s
bullet while he, was

The 38th president at the Walt
ed to Else

The: rest 1s history:: thi
ling campaign’ covering }44,000
les (at tlmes: Kennedy's right | and
was = twice( its) normal ‘size
bled from shaking hands th i

from an open car’ in Dallas, Texas.
Kennedy:.was ‘scholarly, intel-| '
Tectualy: ‘a gifted ‘speaker (a good
many, of his speeches will go down

‘in their entirety in recorded world
" ‘history: ‘along oS rah the. speeches of

Liricoln and

He Fealized—perhaps from ob-

boss ‘of the. U.S. senate—that horse-

“were necessary to do’ the job as he
believed ‘it:had ‘tobe done,°

btain; needed votes in: the senate
4 DI

Mrs, Waldie in’ the‘ chair for ‘the o

closing.

It; “was decided. 0 shold “one |:

card party’ in the church’ hall‘and
decide: from, the’ attendance ‘and

‘enthusiasm. exhibited ) what: to‘ do

about further’ card Parties during |,
the) winter.

The’ booster prize provided by
Mrs. Ballard ‘was won’ by Mrs.
Scott..Delicious refreshments were
served by. the hostesses, Mrs, Wm,

Waldie and Mys. Scott,

NATIONAL “INCOME
Canada’s. national. iricome in
1861 ‘was: $2'7,013,000,000, of which
taxes collected by the three levels
of “government” tool: $9,897,000,000
or- 35.5 per ‘ceat,

aap |

PAINTING .

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PAINTING LTD.’
. Phone. 365+ 5410).

SZ hs advertisement is not publithed or displayed by the
“Liquor Contros Board score Government of Brith Columbia

stelenkats and ‘biunt-
forgetful senator’ or

Setoral district. ‘Political 10U's—to
Kennedy—were’ the hard cash of
commerce in getting. the business
of running the world’s bad bless-
ed country, done. .

After his defeat in his bid for

1960. Being: pragmatic, 1 tious
and. hard-working, Kennedy mew
he would ‘get ' his party’s:nomina-
tion for president only by: working
the ‘hard ‘road—by. entering the
primaries and thus, obtaining com-
mitted’ convention votes and. by
going over the heads of ‘political
‘bosses and appealing directly, to
the party membership and to those
who would'he the delegates at the

‘Los Angéles :, nominating conven-

fficially’ istered:
andout t yantigaas® “‘oftalcettal
tical party go to the polis to choose
amongst. candidates within their
own party for~a’ certain: political
office. As‘a result, they. are then

‘committed ‘to. supporting.,the man|’

‘who wins the primary at the. acti
al nominating convention.
{0 Wisconsin » was’ the

mary battle’ and it was ‘here ie

steps and at the factory ‘gates. Hi
introduced’. himself; (‘‘Hello,

the Democratic presidential nomi-
“people who
didn't: kaow either. his “name,” or
his‘face and-yet,.three’ short years
Jater these same ‘people; upon his,

im } a. member, of. their.

me days in’

Kennedy.’ travelled only 200 miles
from six in the'morning until after
‘met as few a3.1,600

‘serving Lyndon Baines Johnson, at |.
‘work:,when” LBJ:' was undisputed

he helieved it’ necessary .to|

i] the Democratic vice-presidenttal |

nomination in’ 1058, Kennedy.’ im-
mediately regolved to be his. par-
ty’s presidential standai ‘er: in|:

nedy. met : voters. on. their, door-)”

Jack Kennedy.’ I'm'a candidate’ for}?

famous TV: swith Nixon

‘nual.meeting last: week Hn, ithe) ‘Le:

gion. Hall. This\\was} a’ very: dis-

‘appointing meeting

persons present, The aéeretary;had
ut’41 ‘letters ‘and ‘only-two

‘annual ‘meetings’,were pe Mrs.
B,:Hill:took. the chair’ for, election
of the 1964 officers who are as fol-

con.
Sucting the election. re ‘express-:

is thanks ‘at ’being ‘re-elected.

ich oe oa ‘expressed his pleasure at

Mr. Nowak. being ‘elected .to the

executive. This’: next: year. Mrs,’

‘A. Grunerud, Mrs. ‘Bradford and ‘Mrs,

by “the: caer News.

*- Just.;wateh “for ~ your

name to”: ‘appear’ in. any. ad-|"
Ca‘

News ‘each: week: between |’:

now: and’ Christmas. © If your |.’

name - appears,“ phone’ the
Castlegar News” and (a
will? b

Johnson will look ‘after the: oaks,

‘and ‘charts. and. relieve’ Mrs,

Donald of! some ‘of her wate ‘
iat. was: decided that: the -Fa

6, held ‘for three | daya in

1964. tt "will be opened on ‘Thurs-
day evening, Sept. 17 at:7 p.

‘The secretary was instructed to
write'to the Castlegar and Kinnaird
vilage: offices to ask’ for ‘permis-
sion: to place. the trophies. on dis-
play ‘in’ the display case, for about
five months. {n each ‘office.

/ A vote of thanks was extended
to Mr. Nowak for having’ the ‘let-
.ters printed for the. secretary. to
3] send: out regarding, the © annual

. meeting.

| pmerioans. xort
Aare Blackmail

a
riea

Peter C..Newman says: in the cur-,
rent Maclean's
‘The’ American: bank is the First

=) National City:Bank of New York

death, were to feel ‘that’ they had | ‘ay

dren-and pi
‘with a/straw anda; bottle’ of cho-

colate milk’ and ./explained that |’

chocolate milk is)made. by, mixing
chocoalte ’ powder “and honey: with
ilk. This ‘gives it, he ‘said, twice
as. many calories as: ordinary mill.
‘While the’ ciiildre ‘enjoyed the
milk,“ Mr, Stacki(showed:, them: the
two: large vats into\whichjmilktis
“poured for..pasteitrizing.; After. ex-

\(Citibank):-and the Canadian: one
‘was: the | Mercantile ! Bank * of .;Ca-

nada, Newman / says’ Citibank aver- |:
‘| came’ opposition’; to ‘its: move. ‘on

Canada by. implied: threats. ‘to’ re-.
taliate ‘against the Canadian banks
‘that have: large’ aiid: important ‘in-
terests in, New. York: States..-:

Liberal Finance Minister. ‘Wal-

ter Gordon :was ‘firmly opposedto

the. takeover. but';the ‘threats, had
weight behind them. The cha!

g | o£. Citibank: was ‘James. Ss. Rocke,

the: c
Ing to Newman, in. Citibank’s er
daz from- ‘now,on,°Canad-

in :

swill come urnider increasing harass:

ment’ in: retaliation against .Cana-

da’s:” own “nationalistic: treatment

of ;U.S. investment: here; and ‘any,

Brong move jpgainst, Canadian ‘ca-
in .,the®

Taree US.80)

to ‘move. ont.’

plaining the, reasons; for,
ing, Mn Stack then ‘set’ in motion jell
t il ilk’ ca

‘The ‘mill cartons come tron |=

‘others : getting:-306) Kenn valy
ready,;:to:: do’ battle’ with *Nixon,
stounded's the.

sd re
‘son, that:for.a caliess ae Scr
Johnson shad-:to, be fhe’ vice‘pre:

Protestantism - was. ‘an! ‘answer to
Kennedy's Catholicism, hig conser.

vatism was a buff:to JFE’s liberal
: | ism, and he was the only man ‘who vi
could bring the s back into the | garten,

cartons, were | placed on: a.

‘in.|'as’,they ‘moved along a. lever. open:

d' them one by‘one, and then they.
filled ‘with

“Approximatély , 500 guartcar
‘tons oo, fhrouch, in 45
miei

tinished hele eae ‘and after Shade
Mr. Stack for/a': wwery, pleasant
ed to the kinder:

chi sce another, day.

alt “when ‘only’ On
ble; Ing:

ther sportsmen may want,to have |

a
is ea do the rest, Your letters will |;

cldetits ‘of

re than they

are atloweds takin, wo day's ‘li-
fay’

wer; 490, Castlegar, B

thics.; Befo:
todo this, we should at 1

fee
‘share. thé’ fish. an

them’ to ‘see

try,
be ‘get. Some! Reneral :ideas} for a
i)

con :
ces, then there is‘a’ dire’ need for

it] My NAME IS‘JANE’AND i HAVE
SEEN: -GOOD:-ALL YEAR: AND i

year’ and: of been food firs
course ¥
beat “befor ware

bring’ me:
“ad a Ms of Gishes
Christmas, I am’ six.and-am in

this:
‘| erade‘one.-I have been a'good girl,

50 would you ‘please ‘try and bring
“mi thin; will Ieave

2 ‘some lunch: for" ‘you?on the -table.

‘Thank-you: Santa,
Marilyn‘ Popoft

ita Cluas,
ag NAME 15 BRIAN. DUBE,
-five years’ old.’ These ‘are
some of the things I would like for.
*| Christmas, A: power ; shovels ‘a bat-
a | ee operated tractor. an

see them inthis

Surely: we: don't wan day

don’t wai

ment to good. ‘sportsmanship, ‘We | |
1 panda than what we. have! to-

‘Mr. and®: Mrs,
id. Gary: ‘and: PGail ‘Ann nn »Blueberry

Creek: were weekend * visitors’: at
the home: of: Mr. and: ‘Mra.’ Joho

‘Mrs. i
the home of- her’

He daughter, elena Mts,