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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 2, 1967

QUEEN OF HEARTS for a delayed Valen '
tine’s dance held Friday evening at SHSS
was Miss Nancy Tegart, Kinnaird’s Centen-
nial queen. Miss Tegart was chosen over
three other contestants by a panel of jud-
ges. The choice was based on the way the
girls answered questions, spoke, ‘posture
and their choice of what they considered
“appropriate” school dress. Shown sitting,

ing at back

left to right, :
testants Miss Linda Trusz, Miss Karen Stor-
vold and Miss Patty, Clarke. Judges stand-

are: Miss Tegart and con-

are principal John Holden,

VICTORIA REPORT .

By James-K. Nosbilt

MLSs Now Engaged in ‘Voting Money

% MLAS are now
engaged In vot-
ing money for
public services

H of British Col-
umbia, This does
not mean to say

M the money they

fr .vote is necessar-
‘ily spent by the
government, or

that | the government can't add
to the sums voted.

But each individual item of
expenditure — gives
chance to make speeches all ov-
er again, and oppositionists al-
ways do.

The only | expense about
which there’s rio debate is that
for a legislative session. All

MLAs agree it’ is money well
spent — $605,000, and out of
this sum. comes their $8,000 a
year each, not bad pay at all.
MLAs look upon a session as
democracy in action.

ie money vote for the
Premier’s office always causes
great and acrimonious uproar.
Under this vote, oppositionists
put the Premier on ‘the grill;
raking hin , that and every-
thing else. This session the Pre-
mier chose not to answer too

Mrs. Wilf S
Miss. Dianne

y, fashion club pr‘
Langevin, Mrs. Sam Lanza-

rotta and Mayor R. C. Maddocks. — Castle-
gar News Photo

FROM THE GALLERY

By Henry Heald

No More Soul-Searching for Canadians

Good news! C. do

the Ci i De-

gonal flavor to thes 100th birth-

not have to spend their
12 months of 1967. searching
their souls for their national
identity. They are to be given an
opportunity to use their coun-
's birthday as a reason for
helping people outside their own

borders,»

Thanks for this blessed re-
lief from the flag-waving and |a
self-psychoanalysis goes to CIDP,

velopment Program. It was al-| d:
most lost in the shuffle, but for-
tunately has emerged ‘teiumph-
ant to give the people of Can-

ing their concern for the under-
developed areas.

The CIDP was added to the

list of Centennial projects about

a year ago and given the nebu-

lous task of adding an interna-

Apostolic Church
“8 blocks East of the

we Phone 365-5804
’ Rev. C. Stone, Minister
All Welcome -

. GRACE

- PRESBYTERIAN

"CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Service of Worship and
Sunday School at 11 a.m:

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Paster D. Reeves, B. Th.

Ph. 965-7175 :
Across High Junction from
Fal worst lLam. .
Eve ‘Worship Pes 7.30 p.m.
Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
All Welcome .

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
‘791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. K. D. Cooper
Phone: 365-5212

i108 .00 a.m. Family Worship
7.00 pn. Evangelistic Service

730 Mee!
Fri saree se

of cS
7.30 p.m. Youth Meeting
“Where are a stranger but
Ed once”

CHURCH OF GOD

(Kinnaird Comm. Hall)
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson
Phone: 365-6762

9.30 a.m. Sunday School
pea. am. Morning Moreh

* Youth 00 pan Peds
ays

7.00
* Bible ‘Sindy & Pri
80 p.m. Wednesdays

* Held in homes

‘ST. RAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 a.m. Holy Communion
11 am. Holy Communion

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES —
Sundays at 3 p.m.

Held in St. David's
Anglican Church

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

THE SALVATION ARMY
(863 Main Street)

Sunday School 9- AS am.
Sunday
11 am. Holiness Meeting

Wednesday
8.00 p.m. Bible Study

Thursday
10.00 a am. Home League

- Phone 365-7112
Enyoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

ada a tangible way of register-| tary

UNITED CHURCH

board of

many and uso opposi-

Premier, is the real enemy of
Canadian confederation, and cer-
tainly an arch-foe of this wond-
erful province of British Colum-
bia, which is so broad-minded
will stay in Canada, humbly ac-
cepting the insults and the snubs
from those Ottawa Liberals.
This sort of talk always gives
the Perrault Liberals one big
pain,‘and convinces them’ anew

a danger.

of travel talk as he mentioned
all the places the Premier had
been ‘in the last year — to Eur.
ope, to New York, to Florida, to
eastern Canada. The Premier
must- be - planning -even- more
travelling this year, for his
travelling expenses are up. $1,-
000 to $8,500; in addition he
Bets $5,000 travelling expenses
as minister.of finance,’so there's
no danger of the premier having
to make-out in a tent or a flop-
house. Well, there's one comfort
for the taxpayers — they know
the Premier. ‘tant spending their
money on booze partles and' wild
women,

There's always one mystery
in the money vote for the Pre-
mier's office — $15,000 for an

oa noited him a dictator, a pet-
ulant politician, a one- man gov-
ernment of .the most vicious
kind, and hearing this the Pre-
mier alternately glared and
grinned.

Several times the Premier
did get up and thump out ex-
temporaneous speeches flinging
nis arms about, waving his spec-
tacles, raising vocal chords
up into the rafters, emoting all
ever, the Blace about what a great

e

ed and they settled "On a plan
to raise $10,000,000 by volun-
to finance in-

is, and how Can-

awful Liberal government in Ot-
tawa, which, according to the| er.

gay is really united, d, despite that | bill —

assistant to
the Premier, There’s no™ such
person, but his salary is voted
year after year, and each year
it goes up. Wonder what hap-
pens to this money? Does it go
to help the Premier build up his
surpluses? That’s what the op-
positionists would have’ us be-
lieve.

Maintenance of government
buildings throughout the pro-
vince has now risen to more
$8,000,000 a year. ‘This includes
the province’ 's biggest delephong
$1,800,000; and $1,875,000
fox heat, light, power aad wat

the Premier is a dreadful man,’

One day Opposition Leader |:
a|Robert Strachan gave.us a sort

There's always lots of mon-
oy, voted for what's called “in-
cidentals. and: contingencies.”
How this money is spent is the
government's business.
times oppositionists su:
money goes into Social
campaign funds, but if such sug-
gestions are even hinted at, So-
cial Credit backbenchers cry out
“shame, for shame,” which does
not in the least change the minds
of the oppositionsts.

Some-

aout with the fami! im
whan extensions cot
80 little, Ask =

HE’S
COMING
BACK!
To
CASTLEGAR

One Night Only — March 14

But the program bogged
down, partly in the sheer enorm-
ity of Pasig such a vast sum,
but more significantly in second
thoughts about the wisdom of
the scheme. Dozens of deserv-

nel it to the existing” organiza:
tions.

“What appeared to be the

need was a way to interest Can-|

adians in international develop-
ment and then to, steer that in-
terest into support both for the

private agencies and the govern-| S

ment’s external aid program,
The job of doing this was

handed t J. Duncan Edmonds

former executive assistant to ex-

ternal affairs Minister Foul

Martin, and more zeosntly. with

the James Richardson invest-

ment firm in Winnipeg Zand P poli :

tical science lecturer

The 4th annual mother and
daughter.“ ban met was held
the Nor mn “Founder’s
Day,” Feb, 22.

+ Mrs. Ro Dawuey, president
of the mother’s group, welcomed
head table which included her

ughter Marilyn; Mrs. H.; John-

_ division~ commissioner ‘
Bivers, ide

elle, ; E,
brown owl | * gn Kinnairi
Brownie‘> ack her daughter
Darlene; — Mrs.*..L, Carrigan,
tawny owl and her daughter
san. a

Dinner commenced with
the saying o! e with D
bie Laidler a z the toast Mo
the Queen.

Colle; cee at the University of wih

Mani

Mr. Edm ionds has come’ up
with a two-pronged plan: la

0
jinto international development, |
and 2. ‘ommittee Of f One ia

Hon Canadians who peould make
olic act of expressing
aan pi ee io see/ Can:
y a greatly enlarged ro!
in international Yevelonment,
The foundation would start
of with a $25,000,000: govern-,
ment endowment, but would be
set up with an internatio:
directorate and be able to ac-
cept - private contributions as
well. It would assist i

nal yelatonship each

Fleming, was Mrs. L. Hordos.
Mrs. Johnson reminded all
those present of the many im-

ortant dates of functions com:

is Wes
Roberts splayed col-
ored’ ok circles and on th
rele had on
ide_ movement.
Mrs. Roberts also presented
Mrs, Fleming with her “Green

in| the

the mothers and introduced the | Forn

Mother-Daughter Banquet
Held on Founder's Day

Tree” which qualifies her to take
© guides

( ly of Ci Post

Driving Through Grand Forks?
STOP IN AT THE

Airport Auto Service
And Say Hello to
IKE WIEBE

_ — Ike Would be Glad to Hear the Latest Gossip! —

Ike's Airport Auto Service is Located on Highway
3 Near the Arena. Look for the Big-Chevron Sign.

Office and Southern Motors)

-of the
friendship 1 mone: as made by
brownie C mnie Ktzler and Judy
Somideon mute guides, Margie
eli and Sheena. Warford,
presenting their monies.

‘Other ae resentations were
given: white ‘include: Golden
Bars; Susan Carrigan : and :Kel-

Smith — and year ar pins; ney
onthron, Darjene — Flemin;
Janice . Jaq ea Lorraine Mae far-
cellus; Marlene Layenchuk, Gina
Smith and Stephanie Warford —
Ist ‘year ‘pins; oun Carrigan,
Maureen Murphy, Kelly Smith,

thy. Warford and Leslie -Wyw-

Janet Milliard and Diane

Chapman received their wings

and were accepted into the guide
horseshoe.

“BAKE

Stanley Humphries Secondary School
Concert Band
SAT. March 4

LEGION HALL
2-4,

SALE

p.m.

and private organizations in
their present aid programs, in-
terest other groups in undertak-
ing external aid plans and do
research for both the private
and governmental agencies.
Whether or not the founda-
tion gets into the government’s
plans for the centennial parlia-
ment, the committee of one mil-
ion can have a profound’ ef-

world

{fect on Canada’s outreach in
affairs.

Rohson Brownie
Pack Holds a
Fly-Up Ceremony

The 2nd Robson: brownie
pack hada fly-up ‘ceremony re-
cently. The two . girls: Joan
Shkwarok and Nancy : Graham,
flew over the roof-top carrying
gaily.decorated parasols.

They were presented with
their Golden Hands and ‘Wings

Brownies sang a parody of

and
“Chim-Chim Cherrie.
not Mrs.

G. Siska. Sarolled two

ist Robson

mn | brownie pack.

PEAT POTS

LIME SULPHUR =

ies ARRIVED!
ATTENTION .

Early Planters

BEGONIAS, Asserted Colors, Each -. es
GLOXINIAS, Assorted Colors, Each -. ectesseeecetenenente cunts
PENDULA BEGONIAS, Basket-Type, Each --.....2..0).
POTTING SOIL .... 2 Ibs. 49c

3” Round .... 3c

' FRUIT TREE SPRAYING -
Quart $1.29.

EARLY F' ERTILIZER APPLICATION.

5 Ibs. 69c
3” Square .... 4c

20 Ibs. $2.69

“Galion $2.95 :

Effccave
March: 2

to March 4

Lucerne Party Pride

Ice Cream

RANCH PECAN. This month's feature
flavor. Roasted: butter ‘pecans added
to.rich Pecan flavor

35,6%

ae: 8

: Tris. “WEEK'S
“ Hesith and Beauty Aid Feature

Bay er Asprin

For ay gentle effective relief
of headaches, i :
neuralga, muscular Cc
aches and pains.

Bottle of 100

Superb Beef

or Roast
Top Quality Government Inspected Beef:

Safeway. Trimmed. before weighing.
Canada. Choice, Canada Good ,

|b.

Beef; Chicken or
Turkey. 11-0z, each .

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, oe al 1967

= MONTH SA LE!

lian tale a “

_, Banquet Brand
Frozen -_ :

48 fl. 02. tin

eee
Bel-air Frozen

big Juice

True fresh flavor.

Empress Pure

Peanut Butter

David

Biscuits
4 in one pack. Containing C) Chocolate

89¢

‘puffs, Swiss Cream, Assorte
Sandwich and Glen Gan:
Pkg. of 125 .

rags Quality,
14 fl. oz. tin

- Town House

Cream Corn
A tor 69°

All purpose » Coffee.
Tastes fresh brewed.
12 oz, jar. .......---

Pet
Instant Milk
98

3 Ibs. . a

Apple Juice

Sun'Rype, Blue Label. 48 oz. tin -

Sockeye Salmon

Sea Trader. Make a sassencles) 7% oz. tin

Duncan Hines -

rey ted

CAKE MIXES — Assorted.

Toilet Tissue

19 o7. kg. d

Zee. White or. Colored. Pkg. of 4 rolls 4am

ro Seeting oe

Bulk Weiners 225 22" ABC
4 + Tb.

Sliced Bacon Side. Government Inspected. 1 Ib. .pkg.

Ovenjoy -

Fresh Bread
7 for $100

. Taste Tells
Choice Pineapple
5 for a1 00

Sliced, Crushed
or Tid Bits,
14 fh. 02. CHM ceeeeense

White or Brown.
16 oz. sliced loaf

” (Po- ka. Round Table)

Last Week's Winner Was A. H. Culley of Kinnaird
* Seats 8 people. comfortably a
* Folds away instantly in ina minimum space
‘One table to be awarded each .week, February 27th to March 4% and
March 6th to lith

Entry Blanks ‘and Contest details at your Friendly
Castlosird: Safeway | Store Only

[Local Gem

- Potatoes”

Local No. 2. Serve b broiled, baked or mashed, :

10. Ibs. 49°

Fresh Lettuce }
Fresh Cabhage® cone

~Tmported sparkling
bright green
swirls of Se

2 ibs. 29¢

Elephant Brand '44.14-7,

Elephant Brand, 33-0-0

Upland Special ...

FERTILIZE NOW — THE EASY WAY! APPLY FERTILIZER WHILE
; YOUR LAWN IS STILL COVERED WITH SNOW

Garden Seeds: All Early and Late Varieties Now in Stock

MITCHELL SUPPLY Ltd.

FRONT STREET -— CASTLEGAR — PHONE. 365.7252

\

to’ be millio
names on a petition; but et
OF CANADA issn aa ae a

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist Perhaps it should be the Com-| ers; veg Shkwaro!
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada mittee OF A Of A Million And One| and jr. life and

‘ 2 to. emphasize
CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD the vidual money to madame commissioner,

ROBSON GENELLE
Phone $65-9337 Phone 965-7814 Dutch Maid Bakery
WEEKEND SPECIAL ,peccccccccoccces:

Rev eas. vomsin oe
sent A HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 loaves ..
nneird — 12 an. CHOCOLATE ROLLS, Regular 59e
In our Bakery Across from Liquor Store

Badges were also presented
to Nancy Gi who

25 Ibs. $2.15 50 Thi $3.75

“Chuck Steaks. 4901) Vie eae
Beef _—e »85eql 7 :

can depend on ‘SJ )

#2 = ‘1 700

corel 1965 Canada ioral ‘Limited

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Dseeais
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MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m. -
|. :, Castlegar — Sunday School
i 9.30 a.m.

Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School

Age 3 to grade 3-11 a.m.

Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 a.m.

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