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_ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 16, 1965

‘First Regional Ranger
Conference Held Here

The first regional Ranger
conference was held recently in
the Castlegar United Church
Basoment with rangers and lead-

ers attending from Kimberley,
Sreston, Rossland, Trail, Salmo,

: PRESBYTERIAN
i CHURCH

; 181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
‘Minister; Rev, Howard Kerr
t Phone 65-8202

; 10 a.m. Class for Teenagers
; (age 13 and up) .
} 11 a.m, Morning Worship,
1 Church School, Nursery

4 warm welcome is extended to},

everyone.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 365-7175
Across Highway Junction from
er Plaza

$ Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 am. Holy Communion

i1.a.m. Holy Communion

Castlegar and Robson.

Hot, chocolate and coffee
were ready for the guests when
they arrived.

Area commissioner, Mrs, A,
Rizzuto extended a warm wel-
oome to all and galled the meet-
ing to order, A. thought for
the day entitled The Way of Un-
derstanding was read by Mrs,
Rizzuto followed by everyone

singing A Simple Prayer.

Mrs. Rizzuto acted as chair-
man and explained to the girls
how B.C. is divided into seven
regions and that this region is
No. 5 and includes Rocky Moun-
tain. division, Selkirk division,
orang Forks and West Kootenay
arei
The Rangers are from 14 to
18 years: of ‘age and they do
not Nave to be former girl gui-
des. to become rahgers. The
rangers plan and run their own
meetings under adult supervi-

ion,

"Points which need to be con-
sidered ‘in ‘the: planning of a
region are — Each region would
need to appoint an adult to act.
as regional councillor. The girls
were asked to think about who
they would like as their coun-
cillor.

Each region would need a
chairman, vice-chairman, secret. | @
ary and treasurer..'These: offices:

selves and they are to plan
and conduct their own confer-
ones Regional conferences will

held , twice a year, in the |;
spring and fall

. | member, of the movement to ad-

to be held by the rangers them- | ¢ a

see to any catering that needed
to be arranged for. conference,
lunches, ete; councillor — adult

vise and help, when needed.

An hour's break was, he
for lunch which had been pro-
vided by. several of the -indl-
viduals and a specia) treat was
the soft drinks doi
Super Valu Store i
Lunch was fo
hour's hi
tangers enjoyed very much, The
rangers broke up into groups to
discuss, among themselves what.
activities they would like to have

their suggestions: ‘Deep-freeze
in: Kimberley, summer camp in
Creston, handicraft day, slumber
party or any:-other type of
Dell get together, (over night
trip (horse back); to meet at
Skyway, summit” for’ toboggan
party, tour of the region; sum-

rican’ girl scouts; camp at Ains-
worth, tours training Session’ on
ranger star course, sportsday
and inter-company visits.

(‘The rangers held’ an. elec-
tion'of officers and elected were
region councillor, Mrs, H. E. Des-
Champs of Salmo, who will head
the group and will:be connect-
ed. with. the. provincial ranger
councillor at the coast. Region
ian — Miss Dianne Barnes
of: Trail; secretary — Miss Jen-
nifer Reber of Creston and trea-
surer — Jennifer Jones.

eston rangers extended
‘an invitation to hold the spring
eouference in their district, This

Two rangers from each com.
pany: would. attend the-
nual conferences, One ranger

gate, the. other delegate would
be a different girl each time to
allow for the. participation of
more members of the company.

A $1 registration fee would
be .charged. each frie attending

_APosTOLic CHURCH
0am. — Sunday School hour
2 blocks East of the
?; Castleaird Shopping Centre
1 am. MORNING WORSHIP
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC
SERVICE

Phone 365-5884

All Welcome

1, Rev. .C. Stone, Minister
ee  — ———————
THE SALVATION ARMY
(Pine Street)

junday — 9.45 Sunday School
(ages 4-12)
‘Teen Study (Ages 13 up)
11 Holiness meeting
730 Salvation meeting

Tuesday — 7.30 *Ladies Home

League
Wednesday — 7.30 Bible dis-
sean and prayer
ais Youth Group
Ages 3 18 -
turday ae ys Club
“ins ¢ Club aon 12 - grade

*held at 363 Main Street
Phone 365-7112

the his money is
to go into the veg funds to
be used for conference and oth-
er expenses.
The girls were reminded
that conference time will: be
used to the best advantage if
it, is used. to. talk over. prob.
lems, activities, ete; in’ int
ual companies, to “plan activi-
ties. on a regional level and’ to};
exchange ideas about rangers
in general.

would attend as a regular dele-| +

as being

®t all present,

A discussion took place by
the rangers regarding the Deep-
freeze to be held in Kimberley.
Ne plans were made in regard
to the deep-free weekend ex-
cept that a committee should
be formed in conjunction with
lis, Kimberley ranger

| High Three Rick Fullerton 605.

in the near future.: These are} 4,

mer. or easter camp with ‘Ame- | Tessdey Mixed League 7-9

Sota munities mera terse Weenie cng
i =} :

f

Bowling

BABEE

Pi a60 a
High. Sc i Bei
yyLadies Hi
Adshead 205;
Elaine Adshead 549, \Mens High
Single .Ken Pickering 258; Mens

an le: Elaine

Team High Single Team.5 958;
Team High Three Team 5 2420,
Team Points Team 1 1, Team
28, Team 3 1, Team 4 3; Team
5 3, Team. 6 4,
Coffee . Break League
LHS - Mabel Creighton 248;
LHS. Kay | Bevans THS
Bae 946; THT Cheerios

ied Cheerios 4, Muffets -3,
Mugs’ 1, Pincurlers 0, Take Five
Wheaties ‘0:

Tuesday 1 ofclock -
IS Elsie’ Rysen, 276; LET
Elsie Lee 643. THS Oglow's
983; pia Oglow’s 2618, -
'P: MacAlister’s Insurance
1, Gulowe 3, Independents 3,
Castlegar BA Service ‘1, .Castle-
gar Drug 4, Aero Taxi 0.

iS Ada Halboter 244; LHT
Ada’ Mialboaer 625. MHS Sam
Rutherford | 257; |. MHS,..- Ben
Rourke 642. THS ‘Regular 961;
THS Button Pushers 2683,
TP: Five Duds 2, Button

2,300 Feet of Waler
Main Laid Since
First of November

‘A. total of 2,800 linéal feet
of water main. have. beeni ‘Talc

since work started’ on Nov, A on
Castlegar's' water bylaw,

Lorne. Zinio: told ell a its

hydrants,, have. been. installed
and eight major ties with: ex-
isting. water,.mains; were . also | Mar;
completed and additional valves | Me
installed.

. There are 10 more service
wi

gaptain to plans for

-The conference was closed
with the ranger prayer and the
rangers having to wait until:9
p.m, for their bus were entain-
ed by the Castlegar rangers.

A toboggan party and sup-

the Sopow subdivision: alled ia
ed Mr. Zinio, and “when these
are. completed: the old twood
stave and. plastic water mains
ean be closed off which should
help-to save a, fair amount of

per followed.

prater. how being Jost through
leakage.” i

VICTORIA REPORT

By Jatiies K; Nésbift| R:

titi the
eee is not encouraged.
The regional councillor -is

fice, but she comes under the
division. or district whichever
she is in closest touch with.

A letter was read from
H.. F. Hyson, provincial ranger!
councillor about Operation Deep-
freeze, Deep-freeze will be plan-
ned on a regional level for this
year not on a provincial basis.
Region No. 5 will be expected

rall;

"hrs. Hyson suggested a re-
gional camp be held in 1966.
During Canada Centennial year
1967, rangers will celebrate on
a provincial level. Mrs. Hyson
would like to know the rangers’
thoughts on this and on how

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791, First Ave.

{, For ortation 365-5212

‘Sunday: Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Classes for All Ages
Morning Worship 12 a.m.
Evening Service 7.30 p.m.
Prayer Meeting — Tuesd
Youth Me

30 p.
Cordial Weleame ne Awaits You
Pastor : Rev. R. K. Webb
a ——————

best to

The letter went on to tell
of ranger representative. and
councillor training which will
take place in March. More _in-
formation and plans will follow
at a later date. Mrs. Hyson},,
requested that any. ranger

nh
ments planning, etc; be sent to
er. =
" Mrs.. Rizzuto - outlined. the
purpose: of a region. This
Facilitate. the planning of ie
ties for all rangers by. rangers.
She then Hemet the | girls gine

responsible to the provincial of-| ~

to arrange its own deep-freeze or | §

Attorney-Gen-
eral Robert Bon-
ner has given a

Social Credit supporters i in Point
ce, to get ready for the fray,
to gird their loins with such
strength that the Bennett gov-
ernment, which seems to have
been always with .us, will go
back stronger than ever.

I do not think the A.G.
would have. given out like this
unless the Premier gave’ him | al
the nod. They talk these things
over, these two, and neither
does much nor says much, out
Joud and publicly, without first
consulting the other. - -

And so now it appears we're
to have an election every three
years ~— or whenever it pleases
the; Premier. to. ‘one, .and
he'll call his,elections when he
deems. he: has’ the Ee chance

a i8
that the hs Bennet ‘godal Credit

ngers as things are organized | 5'
now?" With t this question the
leaders retired into the kitchen
to allow the girls a chance to
talk about whatever they had on

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St, David's

Anglican Church -
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark

their minds, private and confi-

dential.
‘After this session, Mrs. Riz-
‘zuto outlined an executive and
their duties. Chairman —
arrange agenda; vice-
charman to act as chairman in
the absence .of the chairman;
secretary — keep minutes, send
out copies of the minutes, :
out notices, receive and ariswer
all mail; treasurer — keep
bank and eash books up to Piste,

collect the registration fees and

been in power
wer ve had five general elections
—1852, though Social Credit did
jot call that one; 1953,1956,

. Expects General Election

1960, 1963. Only on was & four-
year term for the legislature.

The rest were shorter. Our pre-
mier believes in lots of elections,

He. feels this is the best way | LHT
to perpetuate himself in office.

Richard McBride found this out
long ago. He was ‘always having
elections and he‘ lasted a good,
long while.

Mr. Bonner, giving the big
hint that we may. exepect a
provincial general election next
year. Nor would anyone else be
surprised. We, the people of Can-
ada, are always, up to our necks
in election campaigns of one
kind or another. %

if the Premier and the AG.
are planning an. election next
autumn, as Opposition’ Leader
Robert’ Strachan suspects they

do, there should be all sorts ce
Social Credit goodies for the

people at the Session oe the leg-

nin
vein thie is th ge Ot session be-
fore an Oe com the government

h largesse in
will hand out ga it with ne

: what: the Pre-
p a4 sleeves in the
way of what he cails Secial Cre-
dit dividends, but, knowing the

i say that the good-
ies will be spectacular, designed
to impress the people and com-
pletely undermine the ‘opposi-

Engineered
Homes Win

Cement Award
R. E. Spears, district engin-

eer for anes ‘portland Cement ee

tio!

ing the oppositionists when the

aS High Three | 2.

its.
The Premier will go through hs
the session, and he'll not be tell-

Pushers 4, Tiger, Cats 0, Bridge
5

Other 600's Dave Adshead
640, Earl Rourke 630, Sam ;Ru-
therford 615, David Loxam 613,
Larry, Maloft 6

Tuesday. Night Ohta ol
LHS Marg Bonnett 276; LHT
Marg Bonnett ay “MHS Kip Ink-
ster 249; MHT Ki, ip Inkster 615.)
THS Nighthawks. 1017;" THT
Tomcats 2784,

TP: Super Sonics 21, Sports.
men 24, jighthawks 2A,
Tomcats 29, Super -Valit- Hot
shots 16, The Boysters Five 30.
Wed Morn ‘Drivers League

LHS Joan Johnson 275;
LHT Joyce Turner, 673, THS
Thunderbirds 883; THT Chevys

2361.

‘TP: Ramblers 2, Chevys. 4,
Cadillacs 0, - Barracudas Ja:
guars 1, Thund erbirds. 2.

Weil Nite Cutrate Grecateria
LHS Dot Tipping ‘247;‘LHT.
Annie: Koochin 587,:'THS Chore-
girls:791; THT King Pins 2249,
TP: Choregirls 1,-Flintstones
8, Oddballs:1, King Pins 4, Five
‘Thumbs: 0, Beatnike 3.

Wednosday Night Mixed 9-11

Kaiser :250; MHT Heinz Kaisor
600. THS:Bank of: Montreal’ 910;
THT, Bank: of ‘Montreal - 2465.
+, TP: Columbia Hydro 3, Fire-
balls 1, Bank of: Commerce’ 8,
Bank of. Montreal’ 8, Celgar 1,
Alley Cats; dius...
Thursday ‘Morning
Sheila ‘Kiapper 225;

LHT. Mary. - Berme]:: 570... THS
Lions-850;. THT.Lions ‘240,  -

TP: Beavers 4, Chipmunks
0, Squirrels 4, Teddybears 0,
Lions 3 Minx 1. *

dete ecg Es eS 312

lin 644, | Wall
Mixer 612, ee Guimont 654,
Sa Brownlie 603, Ann.Kina-
Kin 609, Pete Kazakoff 643, .Ka-
th hy. 2 aH 616, George

Groaners
73 chee Moaners 2442,
: Screamers 18,~Hooters
45, Geos 29, Wailers 23,
Griers 22, Moaners 37,
Friday Night Mined Classic ~
a id Evel dt 243;
Evelyn Schmidt 708. MHS
Erick Schmidt 270; MHT Erick
Schmidt 704. THS Fri ’Cats Ti00;
THT Reformers : 2962.
: Fri ’Cats 1, Five Shakes
8, Reformers 4, The Outeasts 0,
Mobile Homers’ 0, The Five Ro:

gues 4.
Other 600's Karl Koreen

675, Walter Kanigan 660, Don
Farrier 623,

Kinnaird Woman
Has Tree Bearing
Japanese Oranges |

‘A Kinnaird woman has a
with two dozen Japanese
oranges growing on it.

Mrs. Pat Romaine has a

dropped off and the other.,/24
Tange in size from a ne

we stack a full selection of) (am

SAVAGE SHOES

for childre 0

‘Maddocks Shoe Store

ny

) aeaRvE ROTARY ge |

has:29 oranges on it. Five have|’

LIMITED VACANCIES FOR.
NEW MEMBERS
in the
MIXED CLUB, ‘LADIES’ CLUB
MEN’S CLUB & SHIFT CLUB
Ph. -365- 56l
or write to box 240 Casti jar
BEGINNERS WELCOME

eee

IAAAARAWAANRAAT ANANTAAL

Maté Up the Best (
1 aeons

Labels Re prise,
Roulette, Deces;

Coral, Vocalion, and “ma

Waner Bithers

With your favorite,

Foley, Foy Willing =

“WWE HAVE THE BEST RECORD IN TOWN’
240, First Ave Castlegar :. Phoné.365-5951

Beal

wel tea? 3

singérs:' Deatt

ma

Peeve ROTARY: :

om 8010

: $26, 95.

THE REASON? LOWER PRICES (THAN CA:
§ TALOGUES,: EVEN), AND. BETTER. SER-:
VICE ON REPAIRS WHEN NEEDED.

orange to
size. es

tree is about 5 feet i

Pitts “ Prescriptions

election will be,

there will be one at tall next year.

shion, ; Wi

Engineered . ee es has .won the
Canadian 'Merchadising: “Award
in the Portland , Cement Asso-
ciation’s int horizon

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
“Phone 365-8837 .

Rev. Frank Willey

MORNING WORSHIP

Castlegar — 1115 am.
. Robson — 10 am.

UNITED CHURCH .
OF CANADA

iting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
ie ng Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD

GENELLE
Enoee 365-7814
Faris

- Age 3 to Grade 6 —

11 a.m.
Genelle Church School —
9.45 am. :

home contest.
e -jud ging took place in
Chicago. and the contest included
entries from ail. over the Unit-
ed States and Canada. The jud-
ges included top U.S. and Ca-
nadian architects, builders and
public relations and advertising
execntived. “9 wae

elal aware

as.
sayin, inece should ‘be an ‘elec-
evi F nmediately, so that the
people can throw. out t this terri-

ble Bennett °:government. - But,
when the Premier does call an
election the opposionists will say
he had no business doing any
stich thing. that. the government
nipulating and man-

peuvering Zein what the opposi-
will term a+ snap elec:

Be ateds in January.

LOW BOY mee H

PHONE

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OVERNIGHT SERVICE TO AND. FROM
ALBERTA AND: B.C.:POINTS ©) 9
4123 Bonnybrook Road, : Calgary

tehre §
people, can do about it. -

iGH' ‘BOY HAULING

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973.3378

fy cansoremcmtetsny ent eT ET

NOW AVAILABLE FROM YOUR -

Dairy ae

CSD SAT

Castleger Driver Mr. Alex Speers 365-5924

Woodland | Patle, Kinnaird, Genelle

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CITIZENS.

TIMELESS TOPICS

By Local Churches|g

Donald 'L.: Faris
Kinntird United ..Church
A Quaker burned himself to
death Sutside the Pentagon in
Washington and a Roman Catho-

is 1s. shoeing,
this is wrong, it is an act of
madness.’ But, is it any worse
to see these ‘heaps of burning
flesh in America than to know
that) women: and children’ are
being systematically bombéd and
burned in the far-off jungles of
Viet Nam:
smnottiainly it wes a shocking,
wrong, ‘mad’ act for..these.. two
men to ignite themselves. But it
-|is a far more wrong, more shock-
ing and madder act that you do
when you support the American
policy .in. Viet .Nam-.Jé a. Viet-
namesé. child's charred corpse
were cast into your, church on
Sunday morning or your kitchen
as you sat with your. children,
you: might: start to° care. :Un-
fortunately,-we don’t want. our
churches to tell us, or our child-

ONE MAN'S OPINION

Our American »
friends may think:
that they are
most, Peace-lovl

2 oot

at) cluttere:

shin sian fle
fork. and’ spoon,
fepteen with 6 rg
ronel, cartridge belt | w

with GI-45: and holster,’ en-
frenching tool and cover, cam

1etting for hel
od etn and, leg.
Ms submachine: gun; f
chine

30. calibre: ma

| rachute harness,

*
Quite fe a lad, isn’t he, for an
Alinch mannequin? But .if you
would Prefer something :. less
Up-withe quipmant you

might take GI Joe. He is 12-inch-

ed | Maal
was | Bo aL.

Porhar 3, you would not like
ite hid. He ace

;| me and to be Sa
ed: peace loving amerlcan ‘boy

Tr
Nohnnle sure ‘
aie who pissie

ig; $01
anti-bunker les and if ‘you

By I F. Be Peaies
American War Toys Bod Influence:

dove of peace on his:hans
in dress sult: git his study the Nt

he extends the.-han
shij

2 offers to
Yes, |

for our -mal

saunter, the

peices te weapons they should.
Bond, thete eff y “

tic .spitball:
returns to kill the shooter.

ind with
a laurel wreath about. his brows,

pose -.where
‘of friend-
to Warring « countries and

1 plenty ay se0pe
duce nathan ‘Canadian, Toys to to|

baleful influence ,of}
Americans and if they, Eaut Co!

fforts to: 9 Producing
>. | innocuous -ones 4

gun:
arrow. Which like a: a boomerang,

ren to know, that Christ is-being
crucified again in: Viet Nam,
én you are planning your
warm and: comfortable’: Christ-
mas, you may’ read: about “the
birth 3 Jesus, Will-you quick-
ly pass over the order of Herod
that had ‘all’ boy :infants ‘under
two’ years’ of:age’): murdered?
Those: innocent children pointed

innocent ‘Son at Golgotha.’ But’
innocent children are still bein;

th Wet iter earrisd
ie. Reuters): atch: :.!Forty-,
eight::::persons,' “includin|
childr:

at Da.Nang::It was regarded ‘as
misteobtrolled 4

gong. are believed to Ls ‘operat,

would like your bey to
he is James Bond,. soeret: agent
007; then get him “Secret Sam”

a plethora of nina Se for mur-

VANCOUVE! R?

Then you want. a central address
close to all attractions, yet priced
to. suit- your budget... We. have a
dining room. and ¢ cottes shop and

Sto: hen, us
a Pike for our our oem brochure.

MUtual 2-1831
Commercial Cards honored!

Davie at Denman| °

‘should \give‘us the “Lester Pear-

der‘and which fit neat-
ly into a suitcase. y
‘It is quite obvious that this
invasion of ‘the:.Canadian toy
| market is inimical to the moral
wallace of our boys. -It.is' quite
‘possible that: they may grow: up
to feel that: loading themselves
up with lethal weapons is not
‘only right and proper but it: is
expected that they will eliminate
their-enemies. It ma)

ears tO.

“On English Bay ‘at. Stanley, Park"

in ‘a white: robe and the white

| toys.” ‘These toys ;are.typi
q supercrealistic replicas meaty
fern. magss-murder. media (go | -
in shamelessly Produced ‘by. scien-
tifie technologies called | :

son “Peace: Outfit.” Mr.: Pearson | &

Saree pe
War. Toys M
Dye

Or
istina
ar Sir: E
As parents:. again flock. to
mas. gifts,’ it is interesting.to
note the..type:of, toys’ gen
sold.and bought to celebrate our

Saviour s birth day.

in the Fat couple of
years thos shas -been..an, in-

creasing .trend |
commonly. ref

responsible governments,
As you standin
toy. counter pondering over, ees

the. storaa in search: for..Christ-

frout of.a|

ock Spirit
Ss Says Létter

Innocent Children Killed —

lic: burned himsolt to death in| Ne

forward: toithe murder, of God’s| 57:

ing.
en, were killed ,Wednes, from
force. pldries: bombed ‘a: village: ay OH

This was no accident, Eve:
month since November 1004,
Vietnamese deaths. from bomb-
ings have exceaded ‘1,000, A

cording to the Washington Post
fews Service, : March ‘WS.
pilots are given a pari mark.
ed on a map: and ‘told to hit
every hamlet within ‘the area.”

the uber, they told me were
age,. anyhow, and: I
levelled it.""I' wonder if that
Pilot was lucky enough to get
any Viet Cong children? He'd be
doing them a favor you know!
Dead ‘children ‘can’t’ become
communists, "In, fact that ap-
plies to everyone. Now ‘there's
an idea. we sent’ enougir
bombers ..... But anyway, I'm

of ‘that. Too bad‘ that. Quaker
was such‘a fool. God :is always
on’ our side? Isn't He?

Arrow Dam: Gases
Heavy Ferry. Trafic ic

sure the Poiens has: thought | gage

Waneta Airways
. LIMITED

Governinent ‘Approved
TELYING SCHOOL

P&G Builders Supply

ACROSS FROM THE ARENA
‘YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY CEMENT
HEADQUARTERS Detected
Ph. 908-6161

biles and, drivers used ae fer-
ries,. A. year: ago, ‘in November
964 the figure’ was 54,687: or.
40 less than the same time

‘Number: of round. trips ‘by,
stwo.ferries _was;'5,686 ‘in

>despite | train

Tea, bi prs from
87 in in Noveriber ioe wer

IDE: SELECTION: OF ':
“FABRICS. ‘AND CARPETS .
“FREE L STI IMA TSS

TS t
word “brie wlll ant. ai

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representations of violence and
murderer, only harm can result.
-"| As'a protest'and an appeal,
for the. sake ‘of Chri: is and
for.your children, help ban these
“toys” by, ok buying them!
tos Against
rar: Toys,
a Fo

"g,000 Turkeys:
For Cominco

Employees
With the approach of a

season, Ct im.

of ‘human A

aie
of the teach-

SAAR
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS)

=

ok

make
S| ing of “Christ, think of o
fering Christmas spirit! vThink
of our ‘spiritual. sickness‘ which |"
allows human greed and irres-
=| ponsibility to provide our child:
ren with. toys “of hate, death,
vengeance and murder.
Let us think of the parents

who buy. these toys and yet con- |.
e | bution which Jim:has organized

siden: ourselves: Christians.
e ito. stand: adly. by westehing
lesecratio’ rs this.

"Christmas?
“do these; ‘Stove?
spa oy Conta
ul ;to fs the cha:

Of;

‘our | delivered to their .door.: Today,

ur suf: pace which rivals that of Suita

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more than. 8,000 turkeys find
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pensioners on Christmas Day.
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