8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 12, 1968

FROM THE GALLERY
Some Good

After the major financl-
a critics of each opposition
have fired their salvos
ie budget and the gov-
ment has weathered the
traditional two tests of confi-
dence (the Conservatives
move an amendment and the
New Democrats a sub-amend-
ment) the budget debate be-
comes a back-benchers’ for-
um in which any MP with a
gripe or a bri, ne idea has his] B;
chance to get it off his chest.
As long as the pipers
gorda eattae ie ere
ie brig! lea men, it can be|said it would save $200,000-jand to te rogressivel,
an interesting debate. It = 000 now on a “welter|h higher taxes’ on” the excess,
of social welfare With the steady and rapid
rise in living costs, however,
the present exemptions of

By Henry Heald
Ideas Come Up in the Budget Debate
quate. The least Mr. Benson

and criticize the government wealthy from _a tax char;
tri, thi -|could have done was to apol-

fore of them, however, ‘o levy a e that financial difficul-|'0 the Robson Community| given to the

put forward idens for raising income that costs the $25,000 he made it impossible to Memorial Church held last/tion Army Christmas Cheer
federal revenue without. re-|-a-year man no more than'the|raise those basic exemptions| eek the election of officers) Fund as well as the Cup of
ferring Girectly to the budget. | $10,000-a- year man is ridicu-|st this time. Instead, he re-|for the coming year took|Love Fund.
They are obviously unhappy|lous. This is the point on|yersed the philosophy. Low |Place- The visiting committee,
with the budget and are look-| which Mr. Benson has receiv-|and middle dncome earners J. Raine was rome consisting of two members
ing for ways to get their gov-led the strongest criticism|are now taxed (at least as with Mrs. J.|of the association who change
ernment off the hook. from his own party mem- for 23 the social develop- every two mont has en-

It was not surprising bers. t tax is concerned) at a deavored to visit the sick and
a] that one of them, in case higher rate than the higher

Lire Mrs. D.|shutins and honor the senlor
Barnett Danton (York income earners. Carter was elet program | membe! ot the, area on spe-
Is this the new tax pol- ,

This com mite
tee has also bi been responsible
icy Mr. Benson is talking for arranging frequent visits
about? Will this principle be to the Butler Rest Home.
carried through in the new
taxation scheme he has pro-

The devotionals for this
meeting were arranged by
tear to introdice next year?
Mr. has hinted th:

Mrs. A. W. Thorp. The mem-

Robson Church WA
Elect 1969 Officers

At the regular meeting (Unitarian Service Commlttec.
i the Women’s Association Financial rt was
legar Salva:

SECOND
SECTION,

NOTIGE

Reminder. — All reserved

SECOND
SECTION

STLEGAR NEWS

Published Every Thursday at “The Cr of the Koot
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, DEC,"12, 1968

to Robson
pene up by Dec. 15.

Special Stary Hour, Dec.
14, 10.30 a Castlegar
Public Library. No y;, Noiatory
rr during Xmas hoil-
days,
Sr. Citizens Xmas Ban-
quet. Dec. 13, 6 p.m. Le-
gion Hall.

VOL. 21, No. 50

Ackerman Tells Meeting
Sewers Cost $1,222,000

‘The following annual re- We have had a joint sur-,)such as all pumps going out
was delivered by Ald. with legar taken onjat one time.
C. Ackerman at Kinnaird's Biteberry Creek. This was|Sanitary Sewer System
eeting last}/done in 1967 and indicated ie ju know our gystein
that Blueberry Creek as a|serves Woodland Park, «1
source of water is not feas-|/Plaza and Hi Arrow Anne
ible due to the low volume in

10 CENTS PER COPY

Local Children Write
Letters to Santa Claus

Dear! Santa in ae jbring me a car racing set, a
. wou! ea new Bar-

be pall cause mom gox mad eset ans Geena sine fae
on" My. brother would like|and she says she would Like
a new truck he lost his new/a doll buggy. We will leave

Hospital Aux. has party
glasses for rent. Contact
any member or Ph. 365-

The Third {onalrd, Brow:
les oe en vontivad Boys and girls 12. yrs.
Park Area. Bireh Schoo for iy overs piece reenter,
ie. iver 7 pm, Robson Rec. Hail.

The philosophy of per-
sonal income tax has been
_|to allow exemptions on a
minimum living allowance

e missionary report by
Mrs. et es told ofa wide bers enjoyed singing several
This Christmas — carols

deat
it is. TThere will bes

public £
7@ PLUMBING & Water Department
HEATING LTD. . l-am very pleased to be

able to inform you that the|very hot sunumers and the

the $251
crease the basic minimum

OVERSHOES
LINED BOOTS
INSULATED BOOTS
that will go anywhere
in great style

Maddocles>

cheque

pension for senior citizens.

Mahoney (L-Calgary
a Calgary business-
man, was the natural one to

al ing rate of

a young wpecoemer: who

suggested

for the first child and us ne
10,000,000 saved to in-

$1, 000 for a single man, $2,-
e/000 for a married man and
$300 for each child have
long since ceased to be ade-

range of proj
second thoughts mittee -had com)
Hust society” if it proves

true.

following |] 61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 3657531 — CASTLEGAR

Alcohol Education
Should Start Early

“As the is bent, sojor alcoholism to be included
concerned about the increas: in all courses of study where

Vancouver.
have been made and
buted either locally or to the

BIRTHS

in
ish Cc bia have suggested

that more emphasis be placed
on prevention, especially at

@ The school to an
tain close contact with th
Alcoholism Foundation's re

ay is always easy to point
to large corporation profits Tf

rds a profit of $70,000,
000 it means it has already

put at least that much into

federal tax coffers.

deep a cut into pro-

fits reduces a

and shareholders’
dwindle so they

pul

money out and Took, for more
lucrative markets. Carried to| in
its ultimate conclusion it re-| £0
iptcy, a loss
market,
a lot of smaller Suppliers ls lett

sults in bankruy
of confidence in the

holding worthless

and a lot of workers, pee
P

loyed.
Nevertheless, if the

2 per cent social development
ere is
genuine cause for alarm.
While it is necessary to leave
industry room to develop it

tax points a trend th

is certainly not necessary to

monthly pay

the teenage level, through
e| alcohol education programs
as a means of coping with
| Be insidious disease.

gional office supervisor in
Kamloops, should any mem-
ber of staff wish further in-jof
formation.

@ The school involve|ad
parents in various alcohol ed-
ucation programs wi the

students to stimulate ‘intone
t}al discussion within the|of
5

This reseach program is

now in its first stage. The
foundation’s research depart-

The Alcoholism Found- fo

ation of British Columbia

has already started a research

program to see what effect |;

Preventive education techni-

high school setting, will have |.
achieving the following

family.

Livingstone
of Castlegar, 2 Bec. 9 a daugh-
ter.

effective our teaching techniq-
ues are.

uated,
The Alcoholism Found-

ee

grade 1 10 st students

luring the two years and the
ota of the program eval-

‘education as a means ofr a

increase knowled- vention.

oT
ge about atcah ol;

: EUVELLCCCLLLLUUL CECE E EEE

HOCKEY TEAMS TO COAST TOURNAMENT

TURKEY
BINGO

Wednesday, December 18th

Castlegar Arena Hall 8 p.m.

PROCEEDS TO SEND TWO MINOR

10 games — 10 turkeys — only $1.00
Coffee and Donuts Available

Draw to be Held on Hamper

SOV. Oa aa A a od hod oo

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g ling time is 12 hrs per day

had a good

We will ha have a surplus. in
the water account this
This is due to the: fact we
budgeted for an extention to
is jfnall

small main extention was
installed at the new subdiv-
ision at the hotel.

Little trouble has been

except one,

motor burned out Tecently e

which is due to be reinstal
ed ‘this week:

Our distributio:
mieh| Owe dicbutlon,ayetem

er.
As you know the sprink-
if everyone

d lion Pal lons per day.
F but will be put in next year.

in the wells a

from the

recreation site at
Greene

formation is 580,000 gallons.
Pumpin; capacity is 154 mil-

We ullow a discount of
$6 per year on water rates.
We Fo not antici;
ther reduction this year. It
had been anticipated several
years. ago that rates would
come down. At that time the

anticipated.
hold our present rate for
some ie to come, When
some places are

1B
new highway and jbropased
Nancy

Our storage for your in-

This system is self sup-
porting and has not eauseid
any undue concern this yi
The treatment plant is ‘ae, full

capacity.

The subject of sewerage
for the rest of the town is
boing ‘si given serious thought.

hort time ago I would
hayes sald it would be seven

0 years before we could
"instal sewerage here bu! |f
moves by the provincial gov-|¥

may be considerable help in

financing from that direction.
But this will

can move into Plebiseite for
this.

some fin-

It is vey, probable that
the wells will be turned over
to the town by Hydro soon,

imps
kept op ‘operational in case an

emergency arises,

Action in Pup League
‘Kesps Players Busy

house league

e change attitudes
cts | toward and understanding of
the disease concept of aleoh |

m;

e And to help change
behavior toward a more re-
sponsible use or non-use of
alcohol.

This program will be
evaluated over a two-year
period. The teaching staff of

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lov. 26, Bruins
a

Point edge “ont the Redwings.
ot far ehind, come the Can-

and in a 6-0 shut-out over the
Canadie: ie Bozek

The Hawks eked out a
1-0 win over the Leafs who

had a.bad week, and thecost would be too

Wings knocked off the Can-
adiens 3-1.

‘On Sunday the Pup Reps|*"

travelled to Trail and scored

er
raising their rates due to
ig costs. this e1

nds in: March 1970. So
ju. see the factors that are
volved. We ant wait for

legislature to act this

The . Pollution Control
Board is pressing an anti pati pol
are}lution campaign. Hf financial
help dees not develop far
enough 50 we can ce

Leo: Bosse, ri

nigan KC Council, to fp villa society

The Knights raised the money by holding dinaers vat the

a _raffling a camper. — Castlegar News
Photo 3

ernment indicate that there | iM

‘ow damsite and

$600 CHEQUE was presented. to the Senior Citizens Villa
Society by the Knights of Columbus. early last’ week at
the society's annual and ee The ' cheque was presented by

id knight of the iar oe Father Fin-

tiki teleph king ia
ing : one, a manicure

the ra
,car set, Santa and'oh get it
time.

set, m:
she would like a doll & war-

dna Bernadette &

is 8 years old,| TV cai

one.
momy would like a
ae use We neve rhad one.
Dady would like a new lawn
mower,
Love Ester r Lang, 30007Kx

oa | Deer Santa Cla

Please bring’ me a pga
Mi | house and red pyjamas. Also
a nail polish set.

I have been»+a good girl
clan will leave! a cookie and

you some pop and cake un-
der the tree for you and your
helpers. Thank you.
Love Clay & Joanne Liber
cee ee
Deana 1 ;
‘ould you please give
me 2 talking Barbie and a
purse full of treasurer’s.

jjausien Arca
Box 69, Castlegar, B.C.
oa don't mi mine I would

only thing this year
it's a racevinig car set.

‘Thank-you. Don’t forget your
doot's. ceing

Dear

here on .
Your, trend Franky Costa
Cains, Creek, B. C.

Chris doll this

& my brother:

this project, we will have to

wait until more of the inrger

lots are broken up and built
be borne

fie at Sendr
week,

Polish Politics Subject
Of CIIA Speaker Here

Politics and __ P:
Today

Guest speaker was Dr.
ce, present head

arty in Communist States at the
was the subject, Crossroads” and most recent-
the West. wrote

“Poland's Politics,”

an authoritative study of the
nature and direction of

con-
rary Polish ' develop-

ment. a
Dr. Bromke is one of the
liveliest _and best inform

of the di political
fecience at Carleton ‘Universi-| °F,‘ of Cana
rho: hi ntly | or

ie ad ae

is 4. Wet wae tryed to pve
good. On Eve wi
ieave ae some goodies,

you.
Love Cheryl & Kenny |an,
ate Eldridge. a

a a a rd
Passmore, B.C.
Dear Santa
Please biring me A Wa-
gon and A Snow Shovel.
ik You Richard Carlson.
se et et

sister, her name is Laura
woud Hike a doll, cradie and

ot y ie
Love Caro) Oglow

try to get a Hot Wheel Set
Dear

Wheel_ set.

Dear Santa

Boxit 1227, Castlegar, B.C.
Dear San‘

candy. Re will leave you some-
thing to Merry Xmas.
Your friend Sberry, Molnar

Dear Santa
My name is Raymond Jr.
ad lave been a
ry ear.
I would ike an exetric
» a fire
crane. ie

dishes. Eyamn 4: years: old ?&

she is years
ieave aa rae

*

al
‘Can | I please have a Hot

Can you get a light for| maki
y bikes.
Dennis | Hughes, Kinnaird | Dou,

pretty this
year, so would you please

spare income of the! the Immaculata Secondary

School in Kelowna are the

ers of this
The entire school
staff was involved in a work-
shop with the lcoholism
Foundation during which a
taller: ‘made alcohol education
im was built into the
school eurrleniia

o! ie program
highlights ¢ are:

Topics of alcohol
and Seoboltern to be allowed
free expression along with
other social problems. Y
ALDERMAN COOK * @ References to speci-
fie information about alcohol

Minor Hockey
Teams Invited

To Tournament

Two Castlegar and Dist-
tict Minor Hockey league
teams have been invited to
take part in the 10th annual
Pee Wee hockey tournament
at Chilliwack Dec. 27-30.

In making the announce-
ment, one of the t

} Marx Auto Body
'- & Paint Service’
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
24-Hour Wrecker Service| ©
Phone 365-7248 goubie eas Pi Thame, Mace any one : ;
3 Tare, 0. Point out! = Socials

Hi-Lite Restaurant

“ag . liz ing i Le is”
be in C F exceeds joy in exchanging Christmas
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders venus and this is ‘only on alty : : \ Greetings by telephone. So much 80, in fact, that
Open 6 am. to 12 Midnight Daily aoe , : with Mrs. Ss thousands; and thousands!/of Cs "80
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays - ear i : crowded with traffio and you may encounter
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

delays in completing your calls, ly on
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS |

the She ipewer: ‘ceport and it pate
THANK yo end of the period when =. at sised 000 sewer cost
U Solheim scored from J. Gil- Bos core and Pound

E Dog control
I would like to thank all my supporters in
the recent elections. I will, as always, have the

best interests of all the taxpayers at heart.

"FRIGIDAIRE
Christmas Sale

PORTABLE DISHWASHER $312.95

CHECK THESE TIME SAVING
TELEPHONE TIPS
and make your
Christmas happier

There is great

nt
, one ro ‘John 3 Makaroff
ont a aS Scheelar and the| do,

DePaolt oa dogs hich were taken

the pound.

The

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Christmas Price... $251.00

FRIGIDAIRE WASHER AND DRYER
SAVE UP TO $90.09
REFRIGERATORS reduced up fo $55.50

GIVE A

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they must be under control Mrs. H. Christie, Ph. 355-2258
at all times.

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Christmas Day.

You can avoid these delays. Just follow the
telephone tips below: :

logs

prohlem., I saw the controi| £3 hay

otieet with gashes from Bao ret
dogs thet he bes caught. |9’Gietiany "cake a and light e-
were enjoyed at
the close of the evening.
‘ed Turner is back
from. the coast where he has
been taking a course in mul.

iE. H. Bertra

returned. with “him to visit
her Geughicr, Mrs. F. Turner.
bel Bone has re-

her aunt, Mrs. L.

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Warning

Notice is hereby given that
all Motor Vehicles must be off
the streets during snow re-
moval operations.

You are requested to re-
move your vehicle off. the
street to ensure a proper and {of Blainmore, . Alta.
efficient snow removal job.]{ | ‘Mrs. 1
Bylaws No. 72 and 314 pro-||returned = érom Vancouver
vide for the impounding of ail ||Where she was taking treat:

vehicles on the streets at your a.medical entre:
expense. Walle there she visited her

iso tare note that By-law || Beaton carey meas

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Black Label Gift Set
includes 2 Tablets of
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Lotion.
ae

B.C. will play in the invita.
‘tional tournament.

The two teams sent
from here will .comprise 3

penses of the tri

teams A ‘i
me holding a a bingo “Golden Arrow” the really unordinary shirt.

The finest imported and domestic fabrics, and beautiful
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PERMA-IRON TERECOTA ............0.-. ce

BLACK & DECKER 7%” PORTABLE SAW
Goines CORDLESS DECORATOR CLOCK
Turkey Carving Board
Regular.7.50 Xmas special ........... $5.9
TASCO Spotting & Telescopes $11.95 — $23.9!
COM SKATES for the hockey player . . . . $12.98

SAMSONITE LUGGAGE FOR LADIES AND
MEN — Choose from our large display

ALL GIFTS WRAPPED FREE
THE GIFTS ARE ENDLESS NOTICE — STORE HOURS
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be $1
will be 10 games, with 10 tur-
keys, as as pl
‘there will be coffee and
donuts available at the bingo

pada a hamper draw will also

Make it a special one with
a Yardley Black Label Gift
Set of Spray Deodorant

nd Body Powder.
$3.65

FIRST Make a list now of those
persons in distant places to whom
you plan to place Christmas greet-
ings calls this year. Jot down the
area code and telephone number
for each one. You can get these —
your
operator, or by following instruc-
tions in your
for hi out-of-p:
formation directly.
Do this now so you won't have to
fight heavy holiday traffic just to
get your numbers. By being pre-
pared, you'll save time with your
Christmas calls, whether you dial
them directly or assist the opera-
tor by giving her the number you
want to reach.

SECOND pon’t wait. until
Christmas Day itself, when cir-
cuits across Canada will be over-
loaded, to place all your calls.
Spread them over the holiday
season. Your family and friends
will enjoy your calls just as much,
and. you’ll. be more certain of
y gh without delay.

aa REMEMBER Low night rates
apply after 6 p.m. daily and all
day Sunday on telephone calls to
anywhere in North America.

PREPARE YOUR CHRISTMAS

PHONE LIST NOW. SPREAD
YOUR CALLS.

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SOCKS — TIES — WALLETS — WATCHES
TRAVEL ALARMS

IN THE LADIES WEAR

a

ted, the vehicle is not to be
parked on any portion of the
roadway other than the right-
hand side; and, where a curb
exists, the. right-hand
wheels at a distance greater
than twelve (12) inches, in the
case of: parallel parking; or
with the right front wheel at
a distance greater than twelve
(12) inches, in the case of an-
gle parking, from such curb.

NOTICE TO PARENTS

Please stop your.children from digging. and playing
in caves in the snowbanks on the streets — a terrible
accident could occur if the children are caught by the
snowplow.

David Thompson
Stamp Club Holds
Christmas Parly

Slides on the Holy Land
and several souvenirs were

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CASTLEGAR DRUG

‘Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri 9 a.m. to 9 pmo
sunday & Holiday Hours: 12 noon-1pm. 6- Tpmy|e

tube ea ahraelenepiheteeetaiene sted by ane Linda

Mrs. Margarite Reith of Kin-
naird on Monday night.

ifts were exchanged
and winners of the contests
were Mrs. John Moor and
Mrs. Cec Munns of Kinnaird

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at

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