CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1966

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CYNTHIA

7 u's § HORRENDOUS! |
GEMMIN, MEDALI/""

HORRENDOUS MAY NOT BE
THE RIGHT WORD....IN CLASS
Yd CAN HEAR. HIM

ALL OVER THE ROOM, “W/7
SUCKING HIS MEDAL!

Fourth Petition for Road Work
by Council for Spring

Taken

A petition was received from
residents of a long block from
Elm St. to Green St. on Srd Ave.

' for extension of paving to the
sidewalks. ..
e petition, the fourth to

Th
be atken by. Castlegar council,

‘was filed at council's meeting
last week. t
The petitioners were sub-
sequently advised that none of
this work would be carried out
before spring 186°
Ald. Jim coal in charge

of paving, made a second plea
for those considering. similar
petitions to get them into the
town office at the earliest pos-
sible date to allow inclusion
in the 1967 budget, which is
provisionally being drawn up
later this month.

Mayor: Invited
To Reception
For Lord Mayor

Mayor R..C. Maddocks has
accepted an invitation from Lt-
Governor George Pearkes to at-

Oil Products Used to Repair
Many Parts of the Anatomy

‘Thousands of people in Can-
ada today.are alive and working
with plastic eye lenses, mech-
anical heart valves, polypropy-

tend a it House re-
ception for His Worship’ the

Lord Mayor, of. London in Vic- zy

toria on Sun., Nov.. 20. :

‘The invitation; extended to
all provincial mayors, follows
the Lt.Governor’s visit to Cas-
tlegar in August.

Combing © the . ceremonial
with the practical, Ald; Jim Cor- | OT
bett- was authorized to accom-
pany Mr. Maddocks to the cap-
ital to hash over highway prob-
lems with Hi
Phil Gaglardi::

ighways minister

silastic
brain membranes, rubber. ten-

Re gO.
would have all been blind, lam
or dead.

Actially
waye ‘biol. tore lage Hives
ways

or missing parts’ But what 1s

ig
new is the recent - ae develop-

the, most advanced

ST. DAVID’S

esday
8.00 p.m. Bible Study.
Thursday
10.00 a.m. Home League.
Phone 365-7112

Envoy Cliff: Phipps

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

2 blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Centre
7.30. p.m, EVANGELISTIC

SERVICE... -
‘ Phone 365-5884
Rey. C. Stone, Minister

All Welcome

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
. 791 First, Ave.
Pastors mee Ped ad
Services

Sunday:
thi aa 2 m. Sunday School
.m.. Worship

ve 30 Youth Meeting

“Where you are.a stranger but

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH

Rev. J. H. Wiseman.

this is nothing new, ,

work at the moment is being
done..on the artificial implant-
able heart and a promising mod-
el ues already Pee designed.
It was developed ‘by 7 jai team at
Baylor. University, Texas , head-
ed by. one of the ‘world’s leading
heart’ surgeons, Dr. Richie!
DeBakey, the.man who replace

a_major artery in the Duke “¢

tial hearts, similar to the one
used in the Houston operation,
wil be available. to. all. medical
centres. in the coming year ata
iow. cost of a few. thousand dol-

Jars each.
What DeBakey is doing in
artificial heart. research, others

Dr. DeBakey asserts that |°
a within five years doctors will be |”
ed replacing the human heart al-

most as a matter. of course. Par-| yrs.

Mrs; D. E; Hughes 365-5503
Mr, and’ Mrs. James. Mun-

Tight-Repe Walker
Much of the ea day. his-]

sm Of: Cranbrook.
Js rfow. dead, bul

conne

blish I
ul! “Tales
of the Kooténsya" ,

book. was “to compile a. few, of
the’ best known facta: and | stor-

Slocan Was ‘Hectic Burg’ | :
With Mining Deals Eommon!|

His object, in ‘writing the the.star

ees as
f i veene,

harrow ride, but none wor bet

“ soumnayina IN”

ies and put them in
form, ‘that erie may. be readily
and pres-

roe have from Kel
where on. Tuesday they attend-
ed the funeral of Mrs. Munroe's

Mr. J.P. Moore.

. Sablstrom’s grand-
mother, . Mrs.. E, Bruce of Win-
jnipeg, has been a guest of Mr.

‘and Mrs. R. Sahlstrom while
waiting in the district.

Mr. and‘ Mrs, D. Lester and
family now make thelr home
at Robson. |

Mr. and-Mrs. J. D. Askew
motored to the Okanagan re-
cently: where “they visited Mr.
and Mrs. P. Ostrom at Valley
View Lodge, Penticton.

A guest at the home of Mr.

id Mrs, M. Enoksen’s niece,
iiss Ela Aas of Roros,: ‘Norway.

Mr, and Mrs, C. McCreight
has as their, guests. Mrs. Mc-

Creight’s. brother-in-law and]:
sis Mr.

and Mrs, L,,Portman
ho are 8 Hing in the

Visiting at the home, of her
son and daughter-i toda , Mr. and | ©
J, Horst, 8 Mrs. A. S.
Horswill of Ni
: Did. you. oa? — if you
snag your. favorite sweater. or
knitted dress a. needle threader
is handy for pulling the snagged
yarn to to tie: parong cal side.

grasped an
erved for ihe future.”
: Mr, Smyth answered a clas-
sified, advertisement to begin
ork on a paper being started
at Slocan City, a community he
described as ‘'a hectic burg in
the days of which I speak.
“The: hotels, were. jammed
full. and everybody seemed to
have plenty of money to, spend.
Those who could not get. beds
slept in, chairs and, on Pool te
bles, Everyone was pe)
and over-flowing with 0) aed
“Mineral claims were. being
staked ‘by the hundred. and
Springer and Lemon creeks, and
mining deals. were made every

on. snowshoes and staked ground

day of the week. Many. wenf out -

$5.00 Couple

SOROPTIMISTS
Annual
“Western Round up”
CASTLEGAR ARENA
Saturday, November 26, 1966 at 9.00 p.m. _
. REFRESHMENTS
Western Dress Optional’
NO MINORS PLEASE .
Annual Doll Raffle will take place at the pall

Ball

even. without i about
finding metal in place.”

‘A year. after the steamboat
““Slocan’? was pur int into service on
Slocan Lake, Slocan:City held a
at: etich one of the
main ettsctions was ag the walking

ofa
after, wh om Carpenter Creek

was ‘ni

athe eareatvope was stretch-
ed from:the Gething-Henderson
hotel: to thé’ roof of. the build-
‘ing across: the street,” ‘writes

“When the hour came for
walker, out pop-

te ry,
ficial kidney machines.

CIVIL: DEFENCE |

ea Eli Carpenter, — then “quite
ai old man. He was clad in his

“The value’ of Bractising a
disaster plan is

One.
making} Kidney machines Smaller
fie spate. required

cama.

Recent : developments indi-
cate that the filters of the fu-
ture may come, not from medical

most important as it shows the
weaknesses and ov
‘The recent Hospital Disaster ex-
ereise at Kimberley showed the

need for revision to. cope. with | give!

problems . whiph, has not been

red flannel undies. Stepping to
the platform’ from which: the
tightrope was stretched, to the
rope, he reached. fot his: balance

its, Pole | and was a’
“AN

the stants “usual to the
Profeastonal rope’ walker ‘ were
by nter, then he
gent forward and backward ov-
er the street with a wheelbar-

had not
enough :

row. Hex coaxed, cajoled and

research. but from gov

laboritories where the looming
water shortage crisis has put a
note of urgency into the search
for filters.to sweeten. sea water.
tremely-fine hollow. tubes

of the sea have been developed
in the United. States,. The. tubes
will also ‘filter: wastes: out. of
the bloodstream, and they oper-

man kidneys'do.

In Canada, “desslination. Te-
search has tak
tack, and, it: too has..come up

Service of Worship and

with; a Puuble. membrane for

Sunday School at 11 a.m.

CHURCH OF GOD
(Kinnaird Co: mim, Hall)
Pastor: Rev. ome Johnson «
Phone 365-6762 _

* Bible Study &. Prayer
7

00 bem Wed

; CALVARY,
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.

. Ph, 365-7175
Across Highway Junction from
Plaza
Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.

Family Worship 12 a.m.
Evening Service — 7.80 p.m.

‘ Held in homes:

LUTHERAN: CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at $3 p.m.
Held in St. David’s
Anglican Church -
Sunday School 2 Pm.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

UNITED CHURCH

OF CANADA

Sa Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

fhe. National, ‘Research *Gounell
ini Ottawa, has discovered a plas-
is which distinguishes: between
fluids in a, mixture by fhe elec-
tronic © characteristics the
fluid’s molecules.
work on. artificial in. |
ternal organs, forges. ahead, new
devices, are, being dev

of. the
2 e, body,

. Those’ that haven't are
coated. with” pladie to. D protect
them from’ the body's’ defeises

place, tefl pipes,

teries, implantable teflon breasts
for women'to replace those re-
moved in surgery, acrylic bones, | tec!
and polyethylene. caps to, subisti-
tute for’ jawbone ‘cartilage.

which will pure water out} '

ate in much the same way hu-

2 | or -a letter:
*| Be seen or head
4ick,’ staggered perone

Earlyday Telegraph System

more than a poor. sim-

pie mallor re could 2 understand

‘when the telegraph came to Vati-
couver Island 100 years ago.

‘The: Chronicle told: the

story in 1886. é
“On ‘Monday: ‘when. the gen-
tlemen igonnected: with the tele-
graph line ,,Janded . at Cadboro
S| Bay m the e Rorward, cwith this

end or "the ea e,
binojacket ee oupanied them.
‘When the ‘pocket instru-
ment was applied, and messages

surprisi

ou y Head Mind of its Own

plained | that
land line of the. electric. tele-

“It connects, with that _com-
any’s line in; Washington Terri-
tory, by'means of 20° miles of
‘abies across the Straits of Fuca,
then it diverges north and south,
running north’ to New ‘Westmin-
ster where it joins’ the Russian
extension of the Western Union
Telegraph Co.,° and... south

were transmitted, the @ Of! through:

the bluejackets was unbounded.
1 | “Several to

Oregon . to: California
where: it.connects with the over-
‘line: east.”: 1 i

Ughtrop Eli Carpenter, |;

ACROSS FROM. ‘THE. ARENA
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HEADQUARTERS:
= Ph. 965-8151

P & G Builders Supply

CEMENT.

FLOOR TILES

< th

TENDERS
‘Tenders are’ invit

Floor. requirements dance.
Arena. c
_ Total aréa'3450 4g. ft.

« Set? fails. in present floor: -
: a

"one side Golid core).
. Lay suitable colores

12” and supply one case hie for r repairs,
3 Guarantee work.one year. «

TOWN OF: CASTLEGAR
J. Logelist, Clerk’

Tile 12” X :

began’ to discuss
in a low tone of voice the ‘merits
of telegraphing in g -and

ing developed ‘to 1 ‘=
take the place of sess vita vital d parts fe eat which they tae Be

in- particu!
are | could have dings plete of prin

le of sem a piece of:paper
oe ‘aloug? 2 aS wire, but to

“At last, when

veral
ties had: exhausted :the r

and. prevent reaction, ‘to... body-| arg”
‘chemi

truth on't!’

a “Jack's. exp! — poeuted
the puzzle beyon ute, an
the idea that the wire s brains
was tacitly accepted an a correct

one.
It's worth noting’ that the
Chronicle a eraaies attempt such a

k
hovitt it actually. worked. After al
per readers couldn’t be
expected to accept a anything that

ical account of Bri-

statist
tish ‘Slants compiled a few

| 4X 8 Sanded 4
4X Sa a df i

in. Plywood, Sheet .:
in. Plyw

- Ceiling Tile white 12X12 box $8.49

12” X 12” Vinyl Ashestos Floor Tile, each
9” X°9” Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile, each

RANGE HOODS, Copeatens 30"

- S2in. 1500 walt
- 40:iny 1000: Watt.

PLANT NOW!
FOR’ SPRING _

28e

“Yours Exclusively at PITTS
REVLON GIFT SETS

SWEDISH GLASS
EVANGELINE WEAR - Canada’s Own

- JENNY LIND CHOCOLATES
WITMAN SAMPLER CHOCOLATES
PERI GEM STONE JEWELLERY
ALL: ATTRACTIVELY GIFT
Fj WRAPPED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING

PITTS: PRESCRIPTIONS.

Phone 365-7533

‘ ulemetake for a Dad
“and his Lad

Phone 365-6761.

9 Bonnett’s

BOYS & MENS WEA

‘Should be’ ee early to

to save ‘wire. or . , phone
charges on ‘Yast; minute

oti Skirts + Stretch: Slims: :
te Dresses * Coats * Jackets
58 ‘Maple Street
Castlegar, B.C.
Ph. 865-5191

OLENILL swEaTeRs
AND MANY. OTHER

GIFT ITEMS TO MAKE

YOUR TASTE APPRECIATED

‘Do Drop i in to Make
Your. Selection Early

KARNLE! Ss
‘LADIES WEAR
"Phone 365-7061

: The Portes 6 Gift for: Outdoors
HUNTING a FISHING EQUIPMENT =

a7 pettornange ln very much 9° part of
odin ecosthneen

quietness: ani handling ‘are
of; the’ 111”-wheelbase, deep-coil front sens. snd extta-
leaf springs.

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Phone 365-7814
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP.
Kinnaird — 11 am.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
. Kinnaird Church School

Age 3 to grade $-11 a.m.
Grade 4 to 9 - 9:45 a.m.

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8387
Rev. Frank Willey
MORNING’ WORSHIP’
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.

*\ Castlegar — Sunday Schoo!
9.30 a.m.

TEST. DRIVE THE 1967 COUGAR: TODAY!

K I-D ° Oo.
For saa Fun and Excitement

| wren. sure ro ‘| | PBOUNDARY| ~~ ==.

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_ Castlegar 365-8079 or 365-8073 Trail 368-3044

errs

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