CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 14, 1972

CHRIST IS BORN IN A MANGER

From LUKE 2:1-7
THE LIVING BIBLE

About this time Caesar Augustus, the Roman Em-
peror, decreed that a census should be taken through-’
out the nation. (This census was taken when Quirin-
ius was governor of Syria.)

Everyone was required to return to his ancestral
home for this registration, And because Joseph was
a member of the royal line, he had to go to Bethle-
hem in Judea, King David's ancient home—journey-
ing there from the Galilean-village of Nazareth. He

Mary, his fiancee, who was obviously pregnant
by this time.

And while: they were there, the time came for her
H be born; and she gave birth to her first child,’
‘a_son. She wrapped him in a blanket and laid him in
‘a manger, ‘because there was no room for them in
the village inn.

Tilustrations from
TAYLOR'S BIBLE STORY BOOK

Alcohol Slows
Driving Reaction
Causing Hozard

It is hoped 1973 will be
a year when more motorists
will practice safe drivin;
rules to help reduce _accl-

ts and deaths. These
thoughts have been expres-
sed so often but bear re-
peating at this joyous but
ectic time of year.

motor vehicle branch.

Another oft repeated
message is to use common
sense about f poliday drink-
ing. IF YOU K

DON'T DRIVE. At least half
the drivers killed in high-
way crashes have been
dri g. When, a person
combines drinking and driv-

ACAPUCO TRIP was won by Jack Osachoff, left, of Castle-
gar when attending a Battery Sates Clinic in Trail. Jack
milled around with fellow dealers waiting for the prize draw
that would send one of them to Acapulco “I’m ready to
accept the prize without formality,” Jack laughed but was
the most surprised person when marketing representative
Bruce Pounder pulled out his name from the drum. Jack is
leasee of two Gulf service stations, one in Castlegar and the

You Save af Bonneff's .

10 Pct. OFF for CASH
_BONNETT Sirerenrserer

Timex Watches
Remington Hot Comb
GE. 4-Way Lighted
Makeup Mirror
Genuine Mexican Leather
Handbags
Jewellery Cases
By Mele and Lady

Treasure Craft Giftware
from California

Genuine French
Baroque Lead Crystal

FOR THE KIDS!

Plastic Model Kits
In New Designs — Ships,
Tanks, Airptanes, Motorcycles
and Cars
Puzzles ‘and Games Galore
BUDDY L STURDY
METAL TOYS — MADE FOR .
LITTLE BOYS

ing the alcohol adversely
affects the driver's vision,
co-ordination, reflexes, and
— most important — attl-
tudes,

Alcohol

Jan. 4,

asses quickly
tream where

other in Kinnaird, The trip to Acapulco, courtesy of Gulf, is
for seven days and nights. Jack and his wife Barbara leave

Dear Sanu:

I have been a good girl.
would you please, andy! me
some ‘skate guards,

‘would like a camera Aor

Christmas, Please. Send me

a doll carriage, Thank you.
Love

Dec, 4, 1972
Lorl & Pat Konkin
Dear Santa Claus,
1 think Pat would like
a teddy bear and lots of
food. T would like a piano.
Pat's food is pablum and
milk..

PS. Pat is my baby
brother at Christmas day he
will be 5 weeks and 11
days, : :

Love,
Lori, Pat, Konkin
Dear Santa,
How are you at. the
North Pole, For. Christmas
I would like a record play-

er or a organ or a cassette
Player. Tell Rudolph. to

Women’s Invasion of the Labor Force Results

In Improved Economic Standard for Families

tration of alcohol begins to
build up in the bloodstream,
and the brain becomes in- the

creasin:
Te kok tom Tonnes in the

system until it is eliminat-"
ed slowly by the liver. This
breakdown proceeds at a
fixed rate. The average in-
dividual will e! ate ar
bout 14 ounces of alcohol
an hour and there is no
way to speed up the pro-

cess,
Drinking

wake you qd

have no ae

coffee m
but it, w bor
on ye speed

th
21 per cent to 32

between 1961 and Fees, Re-
cords show that in 1965 the

average earnings of a fam-
ily wi where the ‘was con-

tributing income were one-,
er

food doesn't keep aleoliel
from renehicg the bi
cca t. ie eral a
fully awake third

before Suvi, UY where

Perfect for Christmas...

Canadian-Made
Evangeline Ware
In the New Flame Orange

Also from Canada
Seetusee Glassware

THE SCENTS OF LOVE:—

Kikue and Tigress
Colognes by Fabarge
Revion Aquamarine
and. Intimate
Chanel. Perfumes, Colognes,
Talc ‘and Sprays
Lanvin Soap, Cologne
Caron Bellodgia
Caron Fleurs De Rocaille,
Perfumes, in Arpege
sand My Sin.

‘French Ovenware
Absolutely Beautiful — You
‘Must See It — Pastel Shades
“Direct from Oven to Table”

Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

of Next Week (Dec. 20, 21 and 22)

FREE GIFT WRAPPING

Since women’s recent
Canadian

a the 1960's female em-

eu ete |

ent
Families with women in
e. labor force rose from

the wife was not

orkin
onthe statistics are re-
corded in the Canadian Con-
sumer Credit Factbook pub-
lished ‘by the Federated
Council of Sales» Finance
Com anies and the Canad-
‘onsumer Loan Associ-

ation,
More than 2,500,000
c

oad mot The
de o that of the hus-
es added t

able to

of living — while they may

have | : plus revenue after
are paid—there

138.4 ton Nf lt
si ey nd helt

ployment,

era al “this eventuality
and who live it up on two
incomes are stunned awnen
one income suddenly disa-

ne It is that much worse

if” i aig then lush years

on a

ache fuk future 5 come to car-
large purchases on cre-

estimated that an
about one in
serious problem cases refer-
ted to credit counselling of-

When two partners are

The
items likely
credit. Ié families suddenly

If credit is involved,
can future income be coun-
ted upon to make the pay-

discretlonary

family can Sttore Mian eaye
8 Sensible investments

id bonds — even

accounts —

fers should

one income be discontinued.
, there’s another

into ite dation Suppose, for

by recessions

She might live a more
me life and earn even
more while she works,

Gold. and Blue
Hockey Crests |
med,

be. aval through the

Ladies’. At ‘to Castle-

gar and District Minor Hoc-
‘old and blue

with first preference given

to members of gar

and District Minor Hockey.
The attractive design in-

corporates winged

and should prove to be

quiet popular.

Soft Eating
When Avocadoes
Ready to Enjoy
The luscious avocado
= freee buy
firm

or Keep it at
room Temperature at home

lose -a large p
their discretionary en
after they have: com sommnltt ed
tenses

. double income ¢ can.take cer-

‘tain precauti
vis through
proper budgeting — spend-

ner risk job layoffs?

you'll find
avocados in the market that
sone Hold the

delicious, mot people eat

BP nthe half-
bi with a paquenze of

fresh lemon, or peeled and.

sliced and served on lettuce
with a -Plquant dressing.

OUR.
THANKS

The Board of Schoo! Trustees ex-
~ tends its thanks to the community for . :

its support of the recent referendum.

keep nes nose clean, I am
a very good girl, P.S. 1 will
leave some cookics and milk .
on the table,
Love,
Telrri Peropelkin
eoee¢es
Dear Santal

I would: lke’ a Bake
Easy Oven so I can mi
you some goodies, And’
Sountry Camper for som

Barbie's and \I' would like

Ken and P.J.;PLEASE,
ve
Sheila Shmoorkoft

in me.

Many Thanks...

To the people that supported me at, last
Saturday's poll. | am grateful for your confidence ‘

Mike Livingstone

Our Loss . . . Your Gain |
BRAND-NEW. 1972

Letters to Santa

Claus

SCORPION STINGERS
Less Than Cost Price!

1973 Models Expected in Shortly

Located at the Highway Junction in Kinnaird
Managed by Phil Zaytsoff — Telephone 365-3014

Junction Gulf Super Service '

ROTARY.

CHRISTMAS TREES

Proceeds to
Local Rotary Projects
These are East Kootenay trees. Get them while
they last at the following locations:
Castle Motors
Safeway
Woodland Park Esso
Dave's Take-Out
Super-Valu
PRICE: -50c PER FOOT

for West's and Horswill's

Bill Watson, was a a coal dock

sons, Eugene and Leonard,

qo? WHERE JAR E

PEPSI & 7-UP, SRE
plus deposit

MCGAVINS
CHRISTMAS CAKE, ...

ZEE SILK J
BATHROOMTISSUE 8 roll pkg. 89c¢

QTF BRAND SLICED
PINEAPPLE, 14 oz. cans .. 4 for $1

ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE RSHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales.

LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY:
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

JOLLY SANTA handed out approximately
700 treats Saturday when he completed
his travels through downtown Castlegar
and tock up a permanent position at the
Castle Theatre, where, as shown here,
small fry could give a verbs! account of
their behaviour es well as let Santa Claus
know [ust what would be nice to find

under the tree Christmas Day. Two shows,
each filled to capacity and accommodating
about 800 children, were held allowing:
parents a couple of hours of uninterrupted
shopping. The day’s events were spon-
sored by the Castlegar Businessmen’s As-
sociation. — Castlegar News Photo

‘Former Local
Resident Dies
At Hope Home

Word has been receiv- .

and nestled be-

tween the slop-

es of rolling
bills has become “the city
of hate.”

On zeveral car trips
through its heart we saw
a number of things; rubble
and cavernous spaces are
everywhere, and it is dif-
ficult to drive half a mile

revious by her husband

Her husband worked for
Cominco while she worked

on ra, _Melvors father,

We also saw police pat-
rolling nervously in slow
moving: vehciles. (Unknown

us, hours earlier a
tayenrald boy bad been
slain. in an abortive assin-
ation attempt aimed at his

father.)
The British Tommies,

operator in Castlegar before
tiring,
She is survived by two
‘and “her: mother,’ Mrs, ° Flor-
ence Watson.’ All
thelr home at Hope.

3 Ibs. $1.99: |:

x at the ready, uneasily
scan the! rooftops since the
clandestine IRA ‘loves to
send snipers up the chimn-
eys., Once the hail of death
has been unleashed against
the British the guerilla us-
ually, slithers down to safe-

We also saw soldiers and
diremien waiting out.a bomb
ich turned out to be ho-
se And we quickly learned,
acar left unanttended in
= unauthorized sections of
Belfast will automatically

C AS T L t be considered a bomb.
There is a sense of
MOTORS LTD. hopelessness in the people.
PH. 365-7033 ings will never be the

SHELL PRODUCTS : fame again,” I heard more

Conscience and Comment

Peace for City of Hale!

And if the Viet Cong
has endured ‘for 10
who is to say their ‘Brot
thers will prove less tenac-
ious? Still our impression
in Belfast was that the Bri-
tish have yet to really get
tough. In movements which
Brobably it two 4 more than

Up from the soll of se-
ctarian hate has grown ter-
ror and strife. Worst of all,
the children fight in the
streets with stones.

But there is hope.

Prayer for peace is a
biblical pattern. And
milion could attest, God

swers prayers. AS never
before troubled ~ Ireland
needs our’ prayers.

The following are the
scores taken from the re-
sults placed on the “Who
Won" chart at the Castlegar
Arena. These are for the
games played from Sunday
of last week tor games
played from Sunday of last
6, Castlegar Savings Credit
Union 0.

Sunday = — (ee. Wee)
Bruins 1, Rangers 1; Koot-
enay Savings sg Union
Hy age Rep) Castlegar

legar Legion 7, Rossland 6;
Hawks 5, Canadians 2,
Monday — (Pee Wee)
Stars 1, ers 1; (Ban-
tom) Pee Wee Reps 10, Pull
and Paper 0; aged)

TOMATO SOUP, Campbells 6 for $1 |:

“7 SAVEON
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
for the 5
SKIING
ENTHUSIASTS .

We're re Moving ...

25 Per Cent Off All
Skiing Equipment
SKI BOOTS, including Rubber with Lace, Rubber
with Buckle, Plastic with Buckle,
leather with Buckle
SKIS —- Wood, Fibreglas and Maetal
SKI SETS with’ Binding and Poles
SKI POLES — HARNESS — WAX
GOGGLES — GLOVES — MITTS
Christmas Week Store Hours: Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday 9- 5.30 Thursday & Friday 9-9. -
Saturday 9-5.30

Christmas is happiness!

The glow of anticipation. The joy of giving. The warmth of

anticipation.

And Christmas is even better when you rely on your Credit Union
to meet the extra expenses of the season. Space out the-cost with a

loan or line-of-credit arrangement.

Your Credit Union can help you make this Christmas

a memorable one.

My name is Penny I am
rs, old. would like a
Bal yy Tender love that: crys,
A doll carriage, anything

to have A doll for my sist-
er & a pull toy for my bro-
ther. There willbe cookies
and milk for you and sugar
fore the deer. Lots of 1

aang; Kell,
Davis, Robson, BY

Dear Santa

T-am a good Boy. Why
do you live in the nevihnole
1 want Some walkle talkies
und a waten to.

Gordon Soloveoft.

mid Sean

New “peaver: BC.

Dear Santa
thank you for the toys

‘last year. This year I wou! ff
like a hoekey gat game and a
big-Jim I to
good till Christies. I will
Jeave you cookies and milk
anda few carrots.

Love
Bobby Pederson
8 years old:

I have a little brother
two years old, named Jere:
my please leave something
nice for him. i

Dear Santa

Thank you for the ag oye
last year. I would lik
peanuts picture maker ‘and
a toy watch, wi leave
cookies and milk. Love —
Neil Pedersen, * i

Dear Santa,

Please don't .come to
my house early Santa be-
cause I have the mumps
and it would be awful if
you got them from me.:1
am being a good boy, I hel
mommy with the dishes an
try not to fight with my
little brothers.

Do you think you could
bring me a mickey mouse
record player, mickey
mouse watch and a. toy
rifle. Y love you Santa

Duane (almost 5)
Duane Dobrovolny,
Castlegar, age 5.

ss ee
Dear Santa ¢ 2
name is Davie, i
am 3 years old. I am a pret-
ty good little -boy and try
not to fight with my little
brother, bat itis pretty

WON - -

idee Reps 4, Juv
Tuesday —

ams) Kootenay Savings Cre-"

dit Union 7, Legion 7.
Upton 7, Biol

et ony _
ans 2, Jets 2; Bruins 4, Can-
ucks. 4; Midget Blades 3,
Bantam 2

wks ]
tants ‘House) elson. Peng-
uins 2, Castlegar 1. Tl
game was played in Nelson.

Memorial Service"
For Cliff N. Uphill

Cliff .N. Uphill, , who
was mayor of New. Denver
for many years, died Dec. 4
in the Regional Hospit-
al after a le illness.

Memorial services have
with burial taking place at
lace at

Fernie, 3

"We Serve You First

INSURANCE
5 for
personalized:
insurance service
on all classes
1. FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY
BONDS

see
Hugh Nicol

hard not to. 1 would like
an alrport with an alrplane
and a guitar for Christmas,
Lots of Kisses
Davie
David Dobrovolny

Castlegar oe 3.

Dear Santa

I am little fellow named
Robbic, I am 2 years old. J
am a good boy and I prom-
ise 1 wont make chovolate

for
farm with liltle animals and
a car for Christ!

Luy you Santa

Robbie
Robbie Dobrovolny
Castlegar age 2.
cee oe

Dear Santa

- I would like a police
car and a pair of toy guns.
I will leave you some milk
and cookies on the living
room table. I am 8 years
old and ‘my name is Den-
nis Costa PS.I love you very
muucat

Dear Santa
I would like a car-go
ferry boat for Christmas.

Air and Water
Monitoring Data
Now Available

At the request of the
environmental committee of
Local 480, . Rossland-Trail
MLA Chris D'Arcy arranged
acmeeting between repre-
sentatives of. the Pollution
Control Board, West Koot-
enay Health Unit and mem-
bers of the Environmental
Commit

tee,

This meeting was held
in the Trail Labor Centre
on Monday of last —week
with Chris. D’. » L. N.
Adamache, district manager

lution control d,

ay H
ows

mem!

mental "committee, Informa--

tion received at the miesing
indicateed that air
water monitoring data bar
now available to the public.

This information will
permit the environmental
committee to better ‘assess
our environment and hope-
fully to contribute to ane
Reterment joF « the,
munity.

My brother Stephen would
like a busy-box,, We have
been pretty gt good,

Hoger R. Junker
. fee

Dear Santa
I would like Barbie
Beauly centre or easy Bake
oven, I will leave you one
Bottle of beer and a picce
of cake and I will leave
your raindecr some sugar.
Love Rowena Junker.

Dear santa

My name is Lori Harrison
and 1 am 6 years old. I
have a good girl all year.
For Christmas I would like
some telephones ‘that really
work and I like a Crissy,
purple dress, cookie monst-
er the puppet, a big fluffy
stuffed dog, baby . tender
Tove, some piay barble wigs
a barbie camper, a red

urse and a purple car.
There will -be cookies and
milk for you and the rein-
deer.

Love Lori Harrison

peu. aaa Claus
would like a barbie
county camper and a game
of monopoly
Love from Shelley

Mai
ee ee

I would like a case of

hot wheels and screemond-

deemond.
Love from Dean Martin

Dear Sant ‘ia
T love you and how are
ou today. I would like to
have a barbie camper.
Love for you. Wathy

Dear Santa
'L loye you. and how
nare you. Please can I have
a barbie camper and a
tearsuuy Baby tender Love.
thank you Kerri -Anne.

Dear Santa:

My name is Steven Kan-
igan. I am seven years old.
T am writing this note, to
reminde you not to
forget about me this Christ
mas. I have been a good
boy all year long. For Ciris-
tmas I wood like a wache
and a tool. nor ‘When you
come to house on

‘Christmas Eve. .1 will leave -

you and your raindeer some
cookies.;

CASTLEGAR NEWS, rai pees 14, 1972
KINGAR CONTRACTORS LID.

Back-Hoe, Trucking, Disposal eee)
Septic Tanks, Excavating, Top Soil
Faun oa cONTARCT

GARY T. BATTING 365-6638
Box 1248 — Castlegar, B.C,

In VICTORIA Stay At. \BARp

* Close to Parliament Bldgs.
* Handy to Downtown Shopping
* Enclosed Heated Pool
* Kitchen Units Available MOTOR ANN] ©
* Cablevision Television:
* Attractive Coffee Shop and Dining Lounge

455 Belleville St., Victoria Phone 386-2421
Free Reservation Service Through
TERRA NOVA MOTOR INN, TRAIL

Phone Teall 368-3355

HEADQUARTERS

IN CASTLEGAR IS THE

There is great joy in i
by telephone. So much so, in fact, that
and of C. ians do so each year.

it‘isn’t possible to reserve specifi ic times for long
distance calls but you can minimize delay by
following these tips:

* FIRST— Make a list now of the phone numbers
(including area codes) of the people you plan to call.
Get these, without charge, through your operator
or by foll ions in your teleph directory

_ for dialing direct. Do this now and avoid battling
heavy holiday traffic just to get your numbers.
SECOND — Don’t wait until Christmas Day itself,
when circuits acrass.Canada will be overloaded, to place
all your calls. Spread them over the Christmas season.
Your family and friends will enjoy your calls just as
much and you'll be more certain of getting through
without delay.

REMEMBER — Most long distance calls cost less when ~
you dial them yourself . Even less after 6 p.m. and
all. day Sunday.

So, give them a call
for Christmas.
No bothersome |
shopping, wrapping ©’
oF mailing.

‘BOTS

Board of School Trustees

Castlegar Savings Credit Union a p

ED'S SPORT SHOP - : ANDERSON

+ Phone 365-5621 °

: Carl’s Good Neighbor Drug Mart

School District No. 9 (Castlegar)

AGENCIES

‘Castlegar, B.C. -