“107 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thured

THIS WEEK

, June 8, 1965

“SUGAR AND SPICE.
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SAVAGE SHOES |

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‘those rather decisive Lirthdays,

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Summer Forecast:
HOT!.

she world's crisis’ points re- ©
ined focussed on South Viet-
is pam and the Dominican Repub- ':
i. Me this week. But all around the:
globe, in more than a dozen
}lands, there are signs of a long,

i ‘hot summer of, strife and tur- a

‘imoll for 1965.

: The flash points that could ig-.

finite during’ the ‘months ‘ahead
are as varied as they are dis-.
tant, They range all the way-

‘ from the slum-infested big cities

., of the northern U.S. to the tin
tines of Bolivia and the mon-
Som soaked jungles of southeast

Significantly, none of them
{. shape-up as:potential eyeball-to-°

. eyeball confrontations between ©

; the United States and the Sovict
\Unien, The eclipse of the Cold

War has brought with it a rene-
*-ewal of Iocalized flare-ups on a

+ seale not seen since the 1920s

In the grand ‘design, the most

important . crisis could.’come _.

within members of the Western
camp themselves, as the future
of the North Atlanti¢ Treaty Or-
--Banization becomes more cloud-
_ ed than ever,
The easing of the Russian

‘hreat of aggression in Europe .

is already threatening to put
NATO into the ‘ash-heap of the
- post-war world. The recent con-
ference of NATO countries in
London lasted only two days |
when member nations could find
nothing more to ialk about
two short sessions.
As the’ NATO delegates

after

: Packed for home, in fact, there .. :

was even motey betting that’
France’ will. withdraw: ftom .
NATO entirely before the end of |
the year.:, ‘

‘” Running « down ‘the list of world
trouble-spots,this is the outlook
for the summer of 1965:

Dominican Republic:’ Months

+ of occupation ahead by U.S. and
OAS forces, capping the biggest
U.S. diplomatic blunder. since
the Bay of Pigs, In the wake of

“President Johnson's classic
Goof-off that the. constitutional
tebellion there had been taken

SHE CAN'T. WAIT TO; WADE.

‘Like “most Canadian - tots,

there's nothirig 2-year-old Biki'Vlahakes would like better .
than to go splashing about in a poo! in her bare feet. But
when she ved. at a neighborhood fountain, she found no

water.

Biki, Uk

e.most of us, found herself ‘wishing that
* the warm ngs of simmer would hurry!

Ee : !
THE HOME-TEAM

“tt has to be beauti ful, and strong, enough to be used | :

as third base.”

. Bve.had measles

Ike 13, and 21 and 30. Only 10
‘years beforo I'll be middle-aged. *
A’good time to sum up. *

One thing that: strikes: me is
the amount of junk a fellow can
Collect in such a brief span. 1
came into the world without a
alltch or a nickel, And in only
four and a half decades, Ihave
acquired 'a number of stitches,
about 400 nickels, a house with
two mortgages, a car with 12
‘payments to go, two teenagers
to put through university, and a
wife: currently: talking ‘up the
Glories of an’ automatle dish-
"washer,

‘Not. to mention a houseful of
, furniture that’s all due to be re-
“Maced, a basement. full of emp- -
ty heer hottles, a toolshed fall of
rusty tools =ud broken bicycles,
and an attle foil of bie Saulr-
rels,

But I: have no aces
about life, Iwas the runt of the
litter” in ‘our “family, and I've
grown into a magnificent physi-
cal specimen, towering five foot
elght on hot days, ‘and tipping

the ‘scales at a strapping 138 in‘

my winter overcoat.

Arid’ what a beating | that
meagre machine has taken in 45
years! I've been sea-sick and
airsick and love-sick. I’ve
rolled over in a car, crashlanded
in an aircraft, and smashed into
@ steel. bridge at top speed on
my.bike. I've been beaten into
unconsciousness by a gang of
Germans,. and hit with every-
thing’ from a telephone to a
plate of roast beef by my wife.

~ ¥et there's hardly a scratch on

me,;Outwardly.

T’'yé broken fingers and: toes

| and fhose ‘three thes). T’ve had
»: hemmorholds and hangovers.
iu had’ my scalp laid open by a;

ockey:“stick and a horsehose.'
and mumps
and. TB .and the trots, scarlet

fever and bursitis and pink eye .

and dysentry. °

And yet, amazingly, the old
carcass presses on. Sight and
hearing are sound as a bell
though ‘smelling is gone ‘com-
Bletely. Appetite. is unimpaired,
and the old guts can handle any

; thing but broken glans, Halr and’
tecth are” ‘thinning ‘and ‘have
changed color, but are allt orig
inal | models,

Endurance {sn't- what it used "
to be. I couldn't run'200 yards at”:
top ‘speed ; if the ‘devil: himself’
were after me, with a ‘red-hot
pitchfork, But he rarely chases
us Sunday School fenchers; 80
why worry?

Tan still swim a few hundred
yards, and tramp a trout stream
or golf course half a dozen miles
a day. I can atill sit up all night .
and argue about politics or wo-
men or religion.

Tcan still get exciled about an -
idea or a song or a poem ora.
play. I can still thrill. to the sight |
of a beautiful broad, or a big
fish, or’a full’moon, or a bhie-
bird, or a bonfire...

Tenjoy loafing and ‘hard work,”
chess and dry martinis, thunder-
storms and trees, good movies’. |
and little children, old ‘friends
and new clothes, though not ne-
cessarlly in those combinations, «::

Not bad for an old chap, eh? |
Please don’t think I'm bragging.,,

What I'm doing’ is singing a ‘Gs

psean of thanksgiving for my
own good luck, and a note of,
consolation .for you birds wh
are creeping up on 45.

A lot of people burble, “a i dhe

could only live it over, knowing
what I do now.” Not me.

I wouldn't trade my childhood,

romantic, ‘shy, imaginative, for,

: Roy I've séen since, The thrill of |

sports as a teenager; falling in
love half.a-dozen times; first
Job, on’a ‘steamboat; ‘university’
and ideas and new. friends; air
force and kicks as a fighter pl- G
lot; : prison camp and. hunger
and, good talk; marriage ‘and .
kids; weekly newspaper: realists:

i high’ school . teacher.

hanged if a fellow: didn't: offer

me an interesting new. job: just mee

last week.
‘Nossir, ‘I’ve hod a good run.
And I'm going to keep right on

running. When I’m 85, I want to’ ::”

be: known in’ thé ‘nursing home
as, “That old devil,’ Smiley, who
pinches your bottom: every time
you “walk past his wheel-chalr. ans

TV Sales

t Service

Hg
iba
i cael

e Applications far TV oeble’ hook
ups made ‘here.

Repaira to all “makes of TVs,

Raaios, Phonographs,

y Local Office manager for KIN- |
*VIDBO.- -

GAR ;
’“¥ears. of experience’ is our
of dependable service”

ypes ,of hard: y
‘of: Industrial” Machine: Parts, ba 01 small ‘All

work is ‘covered’ by full
ie to Call Lae any time.

and. Casting Repairs

ign HONE: 965-553) °

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#-indefinite:

We have had Nati Wild.
Alife Week ‘and. “Help Stop Wa-
Kter Pollution” , ture: bos
a, distributed: to’.

litreature
‘ all: B.C,

etschools, But ‘it is ‘not the school
fchildren ‘who.pour..thousands of

‘over our
lic road bord

tons of polsonous weedkillers all
rights-of-way,

pub

ing that

ing Canada into a wasteland fell

on deaf

ter's words’ stressing, the, dan-

welcome; as ‘everybody is’ fully’
aware’ of the'danger, and’is aw-
aiting ‘desperately needed action
and : legislation ‘to ‘sto)
seless” destruction ‘ of ‘
ter which‘

water. pollutio
éars. The Prime Minis;
ger of water pollution were most

this‘sen-

the
‘who ‘: with::‘complete'' disregard
for’ science “and logic: contend
ese: th

at a
ously ba ‘ple ely’ bai
im culou: ‘complet c
It 'is mot the school Heat who action

ind ap some, expert did, he could’
uur] easily’ be ‘replaced by a more:

tis: 1 child-
whe do‘not stop to think that

re
thée’need for hospital beds in:
ith pole

while we tall,
It-is- ngl te school children

~ It is ‘not’ (
though that should continue) but
one common sense law {that ‘is
urgently ;meeded. Stop Oxplain:|
ing that weedkillers which have
lethal’ doses’ ‘for humans ‘and

who

mallow: Mr.’ Herridge's ‘motion for:
controlling « water.
jae come toa vote in
fet Commons on April:
:Mr, Herrldge’s urgent warn-
———————

olution to
ie House of

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH:

é °8 am, Holy Communion *

30 a.m. Holy Communion
a. ly +

— Robson Memorial ‘Chi
11 a.m, Holy. Baptism. et

aS CALVARY)
‘BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th. is
Ph, 88597175:

‘Across Highway Junction from. i
; Plaza

Family Bible Hour 10 om
‘Worship: 11

Evening Service 730 pa pan. |.
‘All Welco! “

PENTECOSTAL -
TABERNACLE ‘

ee and fish by.
killers along.
‘Neverth
mendable that we should simul-
teneoualys awaken pete PEnOOE
children to the water pollution
danger, that they should in due| Lewis Block vat 276 Columbia ing
time stop. the folly: of their eld. A

ers.and reverse their shortsight-
‘ed ‘money-greed” policies : which

if it is

destroy “ie users and all lif
‘ around. the

we would be if we had only our.

school

pollution:

Dame
Aug. 2)

{uting people's drinking ‘ water.

make any trade

up with, wae | it comes to water
pit Hou ‘of

Many Gourses
At Notre Dame
Summer School — eat Be

Three ©
education during
_] months --are, offered | by. Notre

July 5 to

are harmless. Stop: pol-

Stop: killing ‘ game
ouring.weed-
ublic road sides, “

fess it'is'most com:

growing

Art “And

Herman,’ shown here
secretary Joan Bouvier,‘ have | gage.
opened the’ new business in the’

SAN new bushes has open- ‘the ‘da
ed in Castlegar to ‘serve -
needs: of: this’ district
as‘two men well: known in. this| area;
area Join forces’ under | er the one
Castlegar. : Realty” and
insurance’ Services’ Ltd:

-| sented Mrs. Adle with ’a ‘har
shower: and Mrs,:R. DeFoe, wor-
thy matron sof Minto’ Chapter,

No, 79 Order of the Eastern
Star. held a farewell party last
week at’ the ‘hi J
Sherbiko honoring, Mrs. H. Adie.

the weekend to make their home
in Vancouver ; where .they’ w!
visit for awhile
thelr-home in:

ber of Minto Chapter and.a ‘past
matron’ of? Columbia 'Chapte: at
Trail

decorated. with beautiful; arran-
gements of spring flowers. Seve-
ral’. stories’ were; told’ with, .all
taking, “part and fortines; were;

With qann

(Members of Minto Chapter

Mr. and! Mrs.” Adie left at

prior to making

Mrs. ‘Adie isa 4 chitter inem:

_PH. DAYS 365-7448,

‘dented ¢ at the Castlegar Airport i
PH: NIGHTS 365-7035."

‘The rooms were’ taste fully,

‘The~ past matrons ‘a. pie
i aki

a gift and,

and
@ jing of the Regional College see
agreat future ahead for tile

Included .in the: realty ser-
vices offered are app!
Kerage, property’ management,

, bro-|a bon voyage
roe. who leaves shortly ona trip

card: signed te ‘all the members. | =
Other. eis ‘were also'presented
to: Mra; ‘Adie.

Mrs.’ DeFoe also. presented
tt: ., Mun-

lerson, left, and Ed

ie firm
ber: of Kootenay afulte wrist:
Service. :

to
with their commersial oe atiea and mort,
is is: also'a

a. close) with the: past maton
-l serving refreshments.

‘The.evening was brought to

“off tine b highway for ‘quiet enj
a sai — chia

Phone’ 365-7008 os

im. of. tne firm is. to offer
a ‘complete’ insurance ‘and: real
sacrosanct, even'| estate service to all residents

trading in: poisons that of fhe Castlegar

Happy and heal

children’s ‘pranks to put

otocki,
* Roprecaatative for:
tion for: Protec-

Pure: Drinking Water,
Edgéwood,: B. :

modes of continuing
the” summer

university: from
eat er courses, in. the arts,

West Kootenay agent for

Atco Homes, ’

= oMr. Anderson ‘has been the
Life: Ih

Feed‘ .Co.; eh a was sold to.
Mitchell's Supply. tats

Tit s id academic
tury and academic program
vailable:to }

students . along: with

More fered gumamer cours
es. are. offel luding: su
“French;

Mr. j Herman) da been a
eal esman, for two ye:
oD ay obtained « vhs real
estate licence © which-: required
a second special

- He says 3 hevhas always been
enthusiastic: about the future of

the ‘Castle legar. : district. and casey

cover by a “band of Communist

conspirators,” not a single fota
: of evidence’ has been turned up.
1 -that this is the case./.~ *

2 South Vietham:: Every fikell-
hood that the war there is now
heading into its final stages. Aft-

years of guerrilla ‘harass- ° ~
ent, the. Viet Cong. sow’ con-
Hrols sufficient ’country-
y.side,.arms and men to launch a

‘The -.summ er session's 23
credit ‘courses run. with the spe-
‘| cial'rion-credit extension depart-
,| ment -programs, which ‘include
| se tee ct
wy Serene ney ‘
field trip, ‘Aug. 2-13 Dear’ Sit:
: andia" ‘drama ‘work’ ‘shop* from’ “Would you

Au
eee with complete in: of th olen

5 ~ LORETTA'S"
BEAUTY: SALON

3 ‘conventional land offensive .. «

the last stage of: the classic,
-* Communist takeover in the tra. *
‘dition of Mao tse-Tang’s con-

what is - probably. the world's
“> most senseless quarrel between
| two states bitterly divided by re-
- ligion and:the common ignobill-
ty of poverty, .
“South America: At least two
states, Columbia and Bolivia,
may be the scene ot all-out Cas-

havoc in the country’s ecbnomy,

and Columbia is becoming more

vulnerable ‘every © day’ to.
raids of bandit, gangs ae ane
terrorizing the country, leaving”
the populace yearning’ for a
strong government...
Southern: Afrien? The conti. *
nent’s remaining white-dominat-
ed states, ‘Sonth Africa, Rho-
desia, Angola and ‘Mozambique
are close to a defensive treaty
in a last-ditch attempt.to block
* black uprisings. Rhodesia, last
Commonwealth member, is
ready to.tear itself away from
the . Commonwealth to . retain
freedom to impose segregation

on its majority black population. °

The -problem facing’: world

- Statesmen, ranging from Rus-
sia's Premier Kosygin to Presi-
dent Johnson and Prime Minist-
er Pearson, is how to localize
: these flash points and keep each

*:0f them from exploding into ‘

searing , conflagrations which
oo would bring more countries into

* necessary. It is

_with cold water.

“DEAR SUSANNA: Brown SUR
ar that has’ gone rock hard snd
stale,.can be made quite edible
again. Place’ it In an air tight
plastic bag (twirl the’top shut
and fasten, wita. an elastic
band); put it in- the refrigerator.

. and forget about it for several

weeks.-It will be as-fresh and
soft as when you purchased it.

Ebsie

DEAR SUSANNA: Those who

have to cook small quantities for

one or two persons will find a
’ delight in the new miniature egg
beaters — if'these aren't availa-
ble, a toy one works every bit as
well!

Another advantage is that if
you are beating only one egg, .
you only need to use a tiny bowl,
and washlog up afterwards is 0

: i - DEAR “SUSANNA: So’ often :
') plain white icing will turn out'to >:
be raw and sugary.’A greathelp

towards a creamier,: smoother
result is the addition of a level
tablespoon, of cornstarch to each
cup of icing Sugar. Cn

‘This also seems to cut that too
sweet taste and gives the frost-
ing a texture that is more prone
to stick to the cake instéad of
the cake sticking.to it, in little
chunks, We Sine fon cp 2 kes.:-!

: DEAR SUSANNA: ‘How many
times do you once-a-week shop-
pers ‘find, as I do, that when you
come to bat the groceries away
the crisper is filled to the brim

, |id minutes. and you ‘still have a

head or two of lettuce left over?
Plastic bags are a fair substi-

“tute, but the one. way I’ve found

to have ie hardest, crispest,
is to

had made on the rug.

ly installed ‘plain ‘velvet broa-:>

loom ‘in:the living’ room of our.

type of carpeting, and ‘although:
Tlove ‘ts richness‘and shadings,
it got to be a little embarrassing.“
when company came.

* By this, I mean that just be-
fore our friends were due to ar-
rive, I would quickly put a fe
last minute. touches. on our”
apartnient. One af these would
usually be to run the ‘vacuum
over the broadcom. Eve

looked lovely except that it was,
se obvious I had been preparing --

for guests, Always,:there in full

‘view, were’ the light and dark

Swooping tracks the; vacuum

2 LBound on 6aay ray, to, elim
nate them.

est lel

store it re cold water’ in. the
fridge -- dipped about half way.

A covered bowl! is best | but not
‘to change
the water daily and 'to turn the
lettuce over when. you do. It
Jasts for ages this way and
seems td discourage the Bhastly
rusting business,

Ideal extra storage for celery
and carrots in the refrigerator is
in a juice container half filled

D. Wamsley

very dear teen — and fastidi-
ous homemaker. — was visiting
me and.the marks seemed par-
ticularly ‘apparent. She asked
me if rf had ‘a’ soft push broom.
She lightly ran it across the rug
WITH the PILE’ a few times (not
against: it), “in tong sweeping
strokes, ‘and'no vacuum tracks!
Acorn; broom or.clean dust mop
will do, although they are a lit-
tle ‘more tedious to use.

Mrs. Blake

FUNERAL
“Dedicated to Kindly

Jc pouetead s Servine -

Ambulance —
Granite, Marble aoa and
Bronze: Plaques

ARROW LAKES.

TRAILER”COURT . :

tamat Guatanteea
Celt for free estimates, — no.
obligation

“Phone 305-5636

Slam — — Worship. Service
“A warm welcome is extend-

7 i to everyone. .

Fan ‘ L:
ea AAA es, Vin
By f eee

Ivorsen. Coats was Kill-
ea wen f arently left the

The Salvation ‘Aeiy

formation on courses, fees snd)
p

our: school’

pcenrime ic An tnguest il

attory ‘conditio!

No. 9. track ‘meet sat

A motorcycle accident one |:
mite north of Nelson: on’ High-| ©.

Water ane and tents — Fo

sceelt 12 “in Koote?
nay Ae General. ie ip a

| Drug: (1); : Bor

Centre‘

Children cared for

Castlegar — 9.80 a.m,

‘Uniting Since 1995‘the Congregational Methodist: .
‘and Presbyterian Churches of Cana

Heating-.; Aud
‘Thrums '(

Thunderbird ‘Riding Club (1)
eC. Barker, g

of 01
commit who’: ‘contributed to
the ny of the School District,

: 8

‘Transfer. & Chuck’s Srecgnns
Tables. United Church, Castlegar |
&: Skyline’ BA. ‘Service. ‘Station;

‘ter tins — Mor dern Dairy.

Maddock Shee “Store (i City. City

cacy tii Siniti’s Plumbing. |}
a: Plumbing‘
Op «Moran’s: Store,
‘Plaza ‘Texaco Gar-
age‘(1);" pos powledronie (db;

‘director, ;
inter-school trackmeet.

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