"THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,. 1956,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Published: Every. Thuraday By:”
(THE « Castlers NEWS LIMITED,

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‘district; and» in an abstract: se it was built by. the.

district. In a practical.sense it ‘was built by individuals, | .

of course, and ‘by very few individuals. We need -not ©
name the directors of the Projects Society, for they

are a clearly defined and recognizable group, and their
tontribution to the tink can ‘be ssessed easily enough, :
We would very much like ton however, those men.
who ‘spent holiday after holi iling, sawing, and:

lifting onthe rink site, who changed their shifts,On'~ :

The Hill-so that they might. spend their time: off. work-
ing here. .

Even here, though “human
command caution;: for eg, we. ‘must name,
all, lest some be offended — and instead of exalting:
the deserving few, we, would, soon wind up listing tie.
many: There have been instances, ‘as one Society direc °
tor, assured us, of _whole groups, of, volunteers staying,

“went unack-|

ty and: narrowness

ugh unintentional.
ict :which, to the:
ifficult to take: Not only,
did they.: lack: help:trom the.multitude, but. now, that -
their task is completed, they will: be ‘denied .recogni~
em, in reading these
n, personaly ‘for:

ss work.

Nines, will “feel, ‘tha t
thim, in warm apprecia' ion
A PRAYER: FOR, PEARSO

yet reached “Palestine, and already dark: clouds are
f u more “than that, its very ex-

is is not at all surprising, when one considers
‘the phantastic misconceptions that prevailed ig
athe functions ofthe _police. Britain ‘and: France, expect- ;
hed, the force :t6 continue the work their t andi

who did ee 3

- THANIKYOU.

for en friends and former stu-,

‘|dents of maine ‘T’: hats had’ the

dstlegar,’ Tr hone you. i

ds
mid; Cathy.

: She starts out by saying, ‘wen

x Jim sheer “and "still: pinching’ my-

sélt-to"make sure it’s" “real.” T've

‘|to the Big’ and Little Sister Ban-
quet. A. person ‘could spend, a
fortune inno ‘time along! that
line, but it:added.to the color
o the whole day.”.
‘All, Frosh,’ she goes. on to
say. “are. expected ‘to undergo
initiation . or regalia, days... (now.

uired: to .car=

‘dual, but it vis.

THE, wWonpER BOOK
“ Achdeacon, BA Resker | :

‘still the wortd’¢ best eller,
by far, the Bible ist often ‘taken
for granted. We don't. ‘realize the

;] wonder ‘ot its contents and, his-

‘The Bible is a brary of books
isings, from. Jolilore. stories

| ex Jove. sto
oO! bloodthirsty war:
the;

kings. “It, conta
kne

: TIMELESS TOPICS p)

Messai

_ jes of the ‘gospel... oy
‘Its history . is full of stories ©

of how. many.” suffer even wate
death ythat | the ‘common,

might ‘have: the word of” God! in
his own: language: The Bible. is

Roy it

your, ‘church; to hear, it; read: iand

of explained.and.: help othera to read

God. . by: ells:

progressiyely: found.out about-the
‘one;holy,almighty God,:and how,
God . revealed ; Himself ; to, man

progressively. ashe: could under-
'| stand, : Man; often: ‘misunderstood
or had imperfect ideas about.God.| -

tt; deals ‘in every: :bools. but!

how God inspired its writers and
editors in. giving it.such ‘a unity.
of::purpose; It}, is:not meant, to. be
a-history: book, or a.science,man-
derful; how.,.ac-

one with the'sameitheme.-We:sea} .”

: the work,of the
This old:;Soclety,
Bible, or,:parts of
it: ing: 840; Janguages,: Saven and
a half million copies, were: pub; :
lished \in 1955, bythe Soclety, out
of, the.25, million: ‘copies: ‘publahed
in, the worlds.

_ Next: Sunday, is, Bibl
day in this district.::.22:.°..
In: most ‘places, canvasses are,
held for the work of the Soviet:

‘Im our. district: the -K.R.C, has

made; a; grant.of $50 for the:past
few: yearstids)icanvarses: ara’ npt

curate is its, history. and aad
"The: most. valuable. books .
those which.
ryealed Himself; ; jin

Christ, Jesus—the {wonderful gtor-

7 is.
unless,, itiis- reads, Read:

help others to read it.

sleep, alone; -fresh. air day. and
‘night; food, plenty of “caf” coffee

mily: been“ here since’
but dt’s beginning, to: ‘feel like
home already. “

“Ms you can see by my “address

dT +wasn't ‘assigned ‘a“room in one

af tte modern new halls;but. I

| think out annex: is’ just as! nice,

ifnudt ‘nicer. All: of us have'single
rooms, which I- think is-a“real

: asset. Ive" grown> very: attached

to “my little room, and: so” have

‘| pal dt: the.other girls i.who: have.

5 arrive - 80), ofa ‘There's * ag!

‘ paratroopers had ‘begun, ‘namely,’ to.occupy. the whole
Suez Canal. ‘Zone ‘until’ such inte as: Egypt. was ready’
4o renounce its ‘naticnalizatic: The Jews exnected the

police force to:keep the: Egyp' ins ‘away from-the ter- |

titory Israel had taken away from Egypt, in partitular

the Gaza strip ‘along. the’ Mediterranean coast, crowd-

ed_ with, 300,000 Arab refugees from previous Israeli

: aggression. The Egyptigns expe: . force.

to restore. conditions.:qs they” were, befo the ,three-

fold “attack. aoe :

“From ‘this outline it is obvious that: the purpose

of the international force will fail'if ariy “of, the

‘four. powers, involved: refuses | to cooperate. ; “The. big:

4 problem for. the force, which is largely | the creation,
._Jof, Canada, is, therefore not’so much military, but.

tical Its“ success may depend on whether. our: govern-

‘ment will continue to exercise the sort of. unprejudiced! .

leadership. which, ‘gained, he admiration of the’ worl
Already there aré pressures that threaten, to “thwart

the . initiative, The Progressive-Conservative Party is
‘out to nip the tender, plant of national independence —

in the bud-and to turn .back..the clock, |The United:

States, by finding a_Soviet ‘suggestion for: joint. inter: -

vention in the. Middle ‘East: "unthinkable"; may now.

have’ to watch “helplessly as Soviet “volunteers” inter-

vene unchecked. Not only did:the US government lose

the chance: of neuitralizing Soviet influence iin Eg

it also: missed an opportunity to bargain for a. simi Rae

‘intervention in’ Hungary. .
Under these cinumstances, we rega

duty- of all upstanding Canadians to

: outspoken support to;their government;.an
cular. to the. fnan on whom the burden of represent! 9.
“Canada. has fallen-—Lester B. Pearson
“that.in this hour of-crisis he may .con'
a symbol of independent strength and wi

tas the |

“MULTIPLE VITAMINS and - MINERALS -

a Castlegar be

fulliand

meéltiner':the first’ mor the: last. toy:

i) discover, is not - always~ “‘such hall
ibewedt dsorrow,” ‘for: she writes,
\| Last Saturday-I spent-one of the

most miserable! days: of my. ‘life, }
tor: ssimce: I: was’, Jeaving in. the
5.to 1am. bus on Sunday mora-

byes. Bys. the time: A-- got: to the},

{last Mouse: -I was. ready, ‘to stay
‘| rome::

.O} ce: she; ‘had. arrived “the

:]-she -exdlaims, °,
:} change .my name - and address
fist. fora little varie!

| thing ‘people. I. man:

raf rcoumseling tests, and. the or=

: feed: rot-wegistration:(‘‘by the time

tT had : fmished filling in forms”,
was,jready to

S “On, ‘the. way. out., of the

through, a conv
sellers) “narrow.space lined with

out with only my ‘Frosh Regalia’
(a giddy getup worn: by fresh.

| men. for’,the fitst week at the

university, in-this:¢ase'a blue-and,
-gold beanie), tickets ‘and infe

‘ing, I’ ‘gave Saturday over to good |.

; ‘of. the, i yy ad-| fun.”
dress-by the ever. and. deservedly 2
i|-popularDean. Gage, three hours

et, wishes. of many friends and no

tof the, UBC

and:plays. with: fellow. playmate
3. Shows respect:.to _ uppercla:
men by tipping hat,, opening and
closing umbrella, singing, ‘Hail
UBC’, giving up. seat: in. all ‘pus-

frosh of opposite sex.
Regalia: Frosh hat, . report}
and |

ing i -
ties: Social Saepite: 1. Keeps, the}.
jhealth:* rules—rest, , ten, ..hours|’

(a
cafeteria); “cleanliness, neck,|-
knees, and fingernails, . 2. Works |

ses, 4. Doesn't fraternize . with g

“tain Pitt who ié First Battalion
+) adjutant, said,. “We don’t ‘expect

: :reported. dickering

pet: Communist "government: of
..reforms . ‘and ithe
Ne

planned. for the ni
so I guess’ it’s impossible to..set-
tle. down untij Frosh ‘Week ‘B

is. “All those - lawns,,
‘and flower gardens ‘add so.
much. to it Tm beginning , to Jove

:, Cathy ‘is -starting her
earned. new career with; the best

.one is. more proud: ‘of: fier’ than
that miserable, carping ‘eri i
Witti her go more

still ‘useful Support. in “the form

Mih 480) | Union, Rose Queen,

in the governm: Nagy’
lieved in “hiding in the Yugoslav

Nil

ith al Red Cross help ‘has ‘been per-
to. Hungary yia :

pitts of Castlegar’ said’ that the| ¢,
airlift of the Queens Own: Rifles
to Halifax, where they will await
= | raneportation the Middle East,
is’ going “without, a hitch” Cap:

¢
“NELSON. Four: Trail district
youths vere sentencéd to several

itentiary for
of © ‘a: ‘16- -Réss-
and: girl last spring! Two other
youths involved in’ the case. re-

OTTAWA: Prime Minister
ced Sweeping

Deitel et

} government. plans ‘\f

Inchidin

‘Canada; Council, pie will’ be

gevernment! funds.

Lillian: Killough Chapter IODE,
' Robson. Women’s institute, ‘and

ors’ ate ‘making..a solid» invest-
ment in ‘the future, and :I: would,

t'| tactory ‘and: rewarding :
doing . | good deed than in’ “‘help- z
| of scholarships from ‘the Mine-} i

mation and Arts, pin anda tic!

‘UBC: Alumni® “‘Association:'These |:
‘génerous “and: ‘pliblic-spirited don-'|"

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Prec sare school acti <

Army. A donation will again’ be eal acllyities 3

sane to the “ch On Friday, . the Juniors ashi
three: unches. : A, ered i in their social year by hold-

| dance: The ‘all-purpose room was
ten fittingly ‘decorated with ‘fiying
witches, goblins, “corn. stalks,
pumpkins - and ‘maskers, Special
thanks go to Mr. Johnston; and

ken, Castlegar, on November 5,
a boy, weleht 4 8:Ibs..12. 02. Name:

“Over 85: ‘percent of the’ pro:
‘duction of the kraft pulp: indus.

try of British Columbia‘ is manu-
factured from logging ‘salvage,
‘sawmill residue,: and ‘low. grade
logs. ‘This represehts a direct in-
crease.in wealth, to the:people of
British Columbia.

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