6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966

Tel.)
WIGTOMIANETOR:

Sheriff’s Daughter Born Proclamation Day

pe On November,
19, 1866, in
Ww

royal proclama-

tion uniting the
British crown colonies of Van-
couver Island and British Col-
umbia.

At that moment Wanconver,
siness al

Ethel
Seventh Avenue,

now

Canadian ‘Centennial pioneer,
bridging the years between 1866
and 1966.

By an old coincidence of
, Miss Homer was born,
in New Westminster, on a Nov.
19, but in 1878, 12 years after
her father read the ‘queen's pro-
clamation. Thus her  birthda:
and the union’s birthday are
one and the same, which is al-
together fitting.

Miss Homer, lifelong ‘Teal:
‘dent of New Westminster, is
well-known plano teacher, con:

pianist, accompa and
of music,

composer
Homer arrived in

LAR gu
British Columbia in 1858 from
San lected

after it
was incorporated in 1880. It is
oldest city in British
Columbia, Victoria being
1862 and ‘then Naniamo, 1874.
Miss Homer olden
days: “In 1880 my father ‘built
a house on Crown-granted land

a and of British Columbia, It was

next, ty, Salem, Ore. in Au
Mrs.

| Mrs,
the next contfergnce will be held

“My father’s mill was prob-
ably the second on the main-
to
first on an island just below the
city, but when my father pur-
chased it in 1860 he moved it
to New Westminster.

“In 1864 the sailing ship
Kinnalrd, under charter to my
father, sailed with 37,000 ne
of lumber for Australia.
was the dirst cargo of tumber
ever shipped from the Fraser

returned to live again in New

at]

Cu}

in-law,

river AD foreign parts,
In 1868 my family moved
and then they
went to San Francisco to live
for a few years, In 1872 they | fT)

Vietoria abet

Westminster, residing in what
we called the ‘Bushby house’

‘Leopold ace.
“That 3

United Church
Women Hold

The Castlegar members of

the United Church Women held

their annual “Thank Offering

Service” in the church Weanes:/§
day evening.

Mr Re Hunter opened the |
service with prayer. Mrs. R. Mc-
Bain conducted the devotionals

assisted by Mrs. H. Grummnett,
Mrs. J. sherbiko, Mrs. E. B
‘man, Mrs, 5. Kraft, Mrs. H: ‘John.
son

st.

M. Peachey was organist.
Hunter took up. the

1860, Te!
mand Mrs. E. Murray. Mrs, Daria

“7 feet

H. Hamilton,

in omnia Vancouver.”
R. Homer died

tomber of 1866, as noted
Jrestmninste pier dlenateh,

turning. here

aaah
ions. Mrs.

McBain introduced the evening's
st Mrs. W. K. Mas-

y isa member
the exccutive oF the BC. United
Church Women, She had attend-
ed an nonden ational con-
ference in Williamette Universi-

gu

Massey began her talk
with an outline of the confer-
ence program.
‘The topic of the conference
was “The 7 Commribution of the
Suurch to the Dominion of Can-
a

y reported that

in Vancouver. She hi many
would be able to attend. She
added these sessi

od ft ions are a real
inspiration.
Mrs, Hunter extended sin-

up
cere thanks to Mrs. Massey for
her talk,

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Thirty.
‘present with
ducting the routine opening, he
extended

cutive, gave a
at the branches

larry Evans
president for for 1967

officers

McNeil and Mrs. F. Nelssen, first os

and second vice-presidenf; secre-
Mrs. herd, was re-

“AN
was In’ 1882

leaves a wile ‘and large family Gat
to revere the memory of a good
husband and father.”

Oldest Senior
Citizen Honored
By Membership

‘The Castlegar and District | Too, $9
Senior Citizens held the regular
meeting a week

early

a warm. welc
present.

In memory of Mrs, I. (Granny)
Swaddle, the oldest member of
the group. The members decid-
ed to make a donation to the
Castlegar United Church Pew
Fund in her memory.

E. Bailey a member of. the
Senior Citizens? Provincial exe-
rt of activities
ie had visited.

pannaal
d for Dec. 9

rahi
ey for presiding. for fie election
and the lect. | media

for re-el
him as Srondent,

it was Mnoted with interest
d hes been for th
Senior Citizens Homey and jae

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—IN STOCK —

jouse was first oc-
ipied by Governor James
Douglas, an and later b:

the last few years “Ot
ion merchant in New
Westminster, and was very suc-

active in polltics,
elected by ac-
clamation in a ‘byelection ag|corner, where
™P for New.
of{rict, and re-elected os
ich_ followed
er” ie prime

-three members were Ke
Harry ins con-

ome to

Party was in| nave a se:
the Legion aed W.. Walper
would provide the evenings en-
tertalament erie the

who had ane) been present for
some time were given a hearty
mrelcome back.

e supper.
Mrs.:J. Pedersen

ns was re-elected | "2";
by acclama-
are Mrs.) 1

(continued from page two)

around on the third floor.”
Te aah a third man:
whom we did Pat identity rue des-
someone who occas-

fanan “leg work" for the aaeney, in
thay jigte! room to watch the equip-

bie
there," ‘Graham iatd,
Graham said he got some money
from the bank and paid off the
hotely
“AR we CGuittin one him) had

the

“t a fe
something,” Gfanam’s enid.

“Atter we pata off the’
noticed some of these, niclegutes
went into the, beer, parlor so Griffin
and I went in‘ and sat down next to
the

‘We Couldn't Hear Atl’
heard them dscussing the
bugging and unlen business but be-
cure of er ee i ‘peo
he

hear all thet ‘was eon on "Graham
in j sata,
in
to

i

He said it was now about 2 p.m,

lowed the ie deteaates 0 ae the
parlor and went to infra a
“The first thing

at least 20," he
“The door to our room
“We knew. something hea am:
vee " Graham went on.

8
straight past the oon! and rot
they t'into-an cme
dist- | Pty room and vated f tor a time,

at the gen- “Then I: walked out, ae I

Rt hoi
quite well, was coming up the stairs,
ald ‘Hi and Y safd ‘Sshi"
raham said he went back to
his ttc, contacted his See
service: and was told that
Reed had called.

talltgence branch an
man who put O'Neal in touch with

“He added:
cluded’

“This is what I con-

med Him
He sald he phoned Reed at a
security and intelligence” pusher he
had Aiea yess been.
(Reed) sald a “he "tetephoned

e

Detective Reve

ea they were wise to | $00

aid he and Griffin vee ‘

El point ie that Y'seem to hav

als Story

ehertony ort the Vancouver subdiv-

were a number of there delegates, al

ty
and intelligence branch is
tonomoug outfit.”

“an aus

“I wos hoping

a not aware of what wos Pt

ate and pays, responsibilities to my
associat
aie feet this is the: pony, sine
in do to clear my ni with m:
tllents and with the epeople who

lit Q number | come to

at an ew on: | delegate: ing in

Aree 5 Z -
British Columbia, | °*

Ibi was in hie house that I was

orn,

roud.that when Mr.
the CPR land
Scomm| stoner who surveyed the :
y of Vancouver, named many
Annual Service of the city's early etreets, chief-| «we
ly after CPR men, he perpetuat:
ed my father’s name in Homer

me.”
Q: Supposing: I had come to you
anted you to install

r me, aD)

ing «for industriel or trade union
Informations”

z sould | gave: feftused.

ave
red them to other Drivate | pers
tion cuttise in) the city wi

Caso ‘Pow
“T did this because of the RCMP:
pest ade int my of-

does ae leave your
re It ‘done know, I think I at

facing possible charges under the
radlo act ‘and, there's very uietlerx rx

can ke go) habont that. I was unat

nything against operating

a ‘Teanemicter funder 400 ‘megacycles,
"we and enter
| anvwnere Ai oy time and this can

thin, an a
bunch of photomagners 8 standing a- | 2
Found anda number of delegates, | g

the police to help

ni:

He said while & would appear

the RCMP will be chal

of helping one union spy ton another
am not going to come ‘out and

ci
ston,
“Right at the mom ent Ly only
pean
rown ie wolves. I want to
beste my pone fides, to tell the
ith on the matter."

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Every Sunday from 4.30 - 8 P.M.

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rahi am said he. then told tare
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gurity and intelligent
said he also old Richards
there was a briefcase in the room
1s init and added: “For
Petes ooke try and get that out of
there for me/*
rere you atill under the be-
Her you were acting in part for you
late alma mater, security and tniellte

Yes, partly t rew this con-
2 they icontactea me

in whee beginning and

the situation, I ty

with, them 1 from to 1962;

sald-he then talked to

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they still had not got a search war-

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TIMELESS TOPICS

Divider Between Believers & Atheists

By Rev. K. D. Cooper
Jehovah told Pharaoh he

the two classes of people
Egypt — the Egyptians and the
Israelites. He puts this differ-
ence between the classes of peo-
ple in the world ‘today — the be-
levers and the unbelievers.
God makes a great differ-

darkness; heavens ‘and hell;

fhe narrow road of life,’ the
broad way to destruction. Exo-
ques a book that is rich in
ical

meaning for

‘The Israelites were in a lit-
He bondage

in| difference between the person

material, but behind the| ’

deserve.

The all important question
is: “Where are you putting the
blood?” Jehovah still makes a

who sprinkles the blood on the
door, posts: and. the one who
does not, There was also a dif-
ference in’ conduct. From the
vel day the Israelities
the blood, they com-

menced on a new cale!
dated their national histo:
that day. It was a new beginning.
rod made a difference in th
dress.

From the time they sprinkl:
ed the blood they were to con-

sider themselves: a pilgrim peo: 20-
ple.’ They were. ‘finished i

By Local Churches

Egypt. God had helped them to
“put off the old man with his
deeds, and put on the new na-
ture.

‘There was for them now a
gaitersnc in destiny.”
nm

was

the Red ere was. gt!
and wailing in Egypt,.but God's
redeemed were leaving Egyp
for. Ganaan and the ely of God.

t,} vention is that

Bugged Pulp Union Angry

The Pulp sane Paper Work-
ers of Canada have sent the fol-
lowing statement vegarding the
recent “bugging” of the union's
national colivention in Vancou-
ver to MLAs and ‘political fig-
ures in B,C, and MPs in Ottawa:

The Pulp and Paper Work:
ers of Canada would like to make
it! clearly, understood that the
only reason they are concerned
with the “bugging” of their con-
ney do not ap-
preclate having the

re 1s the:
God's 4 ‘people today, and an,un-

pelleving age. “If any man
in Christ he is a new creature.
Old things are passed away.’ Be-

old,

ith new.” 11 Corinthians, 6:17.

in

delivered by tl
eal lamb, we

the blood of Jesus, the

God. All these ‘things ha

to them for types.’ The Ty

of Israel has been recorded ‘be-

cause of its lessons to the peo-

ple of God today.

‘The word “Exodus” means|'*

“out,” The book of Exo-
dus shows how it got out of bon-
dage and into The" boo!

of Exodus: begi

e ¥ u,
in Christ: the bondage can be
broken and we can ‘be free.
There was ‘the difference
of redemption. Jehovah warned
leath angel would stop.
at in oun ang ‘pass over,
“was blood.” God. ‘sald
ee if the Israelites would’ kill |family
an unblemished lamb, and sprin-
ele x posts, th on ithe lintels and
loor wo e spared
in the tim ed: Judgoment ‘The
blood was ‘not. sprinkled-on the
threshold where’ it) could’ be
walked n.° ‘The most damn-
able ‘sin it man .can commit,
is bd trample the the' blood beneath

The.

ith } down doing a job a week.

“COFFEE BREAK”

By. LOIS HUGHES

Tell. Lois: 865-5503
Box 781, Castlegar

in be! ception to the innuendos that

‘all things are ‘becoming | ha)

Snow, ow, snow,’ wonderful
: L'really do‘ not’ mean’ it
but we helps youkeep in.
Christmas is Ave as inevitable
and now is time to count

}4)Start now to cube those
ends of the bread loaves and set
them ‘in® the freezer. You

find the work of stuffing the
furkey | half done when the time

ig twos wares
gach diego you Bako, Lat

senj st a while the ne
arter or eighths
is going to be

‘dry | around both : to ered the

aper, Wrap over the. candle-
frien 2 enings;’: ‘then  “ snij

aa
3 Cover the, foundation ‘with |}
evergreen, wri green cord
the twigs

securely in place. (This -is als
the time to tie in any pine cones
etc, that are desired),

Winey violet: ribbon a
ya bot eee ae apart.
8p! about three e8

Be careful not to cover: the hot-

‘Place four tall candles into
the holes.:-If they fit loosely,

rs

in wrap the candle base in‘a thick-

foil and mark it by name. When
company appears, come the fes-
tive season, dip’ into: the freez-
er and pull out ‘several packets
of ont to make variety. on

ithout rummaging
throwgh .

ness or two of aluminum foil.
Does anyone kuow the do's
and ‘don’ts in‘ the ‘care of turtl-
es?. When ‘the: turtle decides to
hibernate and’ bury ‘itself the
dest it can, can the container be
set in te scoot of the basement

Israelities
the blood ‘on: the 2 doorpost, and

One ‘liem you might like to
make is a table.centre, The fol-
lowing! are the directions ‘for a
wreath-shaped | centre-piece of

evergreens which holds four

lood | candles.

did not agree with their thought.
prey: jrerused to ‘sprinkle. the

and: -were:
exposed 10 ich 6

pote awful judgements.

Cut five rings outs of corru-
gated cardboard (a.12-inch dia.

‘spaced, in’ four. : of | a
ting. Using the solid ‘ring for

t
the bottom: glue ‘the rin;
toes, fre,

The gether, matching up ae

way isto: believe that because

the Beis of judgement’ thas fall-

en on the sinless one,‘ the guilty

may hide : themselves “in:

We must ‘hide: behind: ‘the’ piood
of Christ, lamb.

that saved the’ elites. en
pices eae ‘Christ ie ,

ils believe that. ‘Bat

Place. the. ribs..of the, Ja:

“Wrap the’ foundation with a
strip: of’ two-inch, green crepe

| right. angles’-to each ‘her f0| side
ng prevent: warping.

ju will still have apet|' gm
in the = sping?

They “are very interesting
creatures.’ Books :will: tell you
all: about ‘their: habits in their
natural surroundings but'in cap-

tivity it seems a’ different ques-
tion. Maybe someone can pass

wee:

loaf.’ satis’ meat. Tone: not: only
has'a flavor that 1s tempting but

- Killough Award
- Awarded Killough:
been "won

| eat te Rod “aKough. rs
ua jor 10
ey tudent, at. Selkirc

‘The Lilian Killou, ugh: chrap-
or tODe scholarship. prrand: Of | exo tablespoons chills

You will!aeed ‘one. pound
|| ground ‘beef chuck, one’ envel-
ope % Lipton Beef: Noodle’ soup

cup: Bot

beef is still solid
mo without

: ‘This Christmas give them.a
~ Growth Saving Certificate ..
‘will grow with hen

Decide now

to give them the gift witha
aGrowth Savina Carllicate. ing yours, they recelve
$10. 00 for every $7. 60 you Invest—a one third increase,

tobuy,

able at any time. a about ‘them at: aay y Commerce branch.

Give theg!

CANADIAN IMPERIAL
‘BANK OF COMMERCE

n the ring is cover- sign

B.
high prices, : “collar for say ot

privacy of
ing “
They do owevee take’ ex-

have been printed, and heard on
radio and television. We find it

could:be so gullible as to
any. of Pat\O’Neal’s statements,
when ’ in’ fact,
knowledge of any of the aspects
of. the “bugging,” » until such
time as. the Tivebigator he had
hired, decided
‘He then A no alternative
but to say that he would .co-
operate, and welcomed a royal |’
ission, 80.a8.to try .and bet-
ter and his own position. .
At Harmac some employees
have been informed that, they.
alt be terminated unless: they | UBC.
raw the Internatio!

bean eying: “to become certified
‘with th and Paper Work-
ers' of: Canad las:

‘The BC./ Labor Relations
Board has turned them down in
oth an application for certifi-
ig | cation: of: the International, ‘de-

spite the fact that approximate-

he denied ‘any
vi

.| couver, returaing home Sunday,

nad visiting with his mother, Mr:
this] Peachey and his grand-parents

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966

7 ae

We feel that we can be justly
proud of our organization and
at our union is a truly auton-
omous Canadian mn.
Thorefors we would beseech
of you, . the representatives of
the people of B.C, and Canada,
to take a close look at this situ-
ation and bring pressure to bear
jn any: areas that could bring
about true justice in all aspects

of the problems that face peo-
plc who want’ only what they
justly deserve.

should be approached ure tie
Labor Relations Board of B.C.,
por. Premier Bennett and both

the Legislative Assembly of B.C.
and the House of Co
Ottawa.

ALN
FOR"

AIRLINE
RESERVATIONS

Areas that we consider
MEXICO - Siawaian
AND EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED
mmons in

e
: CASTLEGAR AGENT. FOR

aed ‘Johnson 365-8294

By Mrs.
Mr.’ and Mrs,’ E.

iting wil

Frederik | Mrs.
Sherbiko, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. 'R. berse | Mra, J. Heslop,
Mrs. W. Summers and Mrs. D.

“Kinnaird Socials”

ing were “Mrs. H.>

THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

; e

a
=| WEST'S
H. eatchatbore” tine 2

and relations here,’
Cam; Henderson, and |;

his mother Mrs..J, T. Henderson
of ‘Trail, visited with: relations
and friends here Sunday.
Wayne Peppard ‘spent ‘the |
jong weekend visiting in’ Van-

evenil
‘was home for. the weekend
Mg..and Mrs. Wm. Houston. He
returned: ‘to Vancouver: Sunday |,
Me. vand Mrs... M. Dawson, | »

unc ate Peachey who attendd Pi

Christine, Kenny. and « Gloria;

.have returned -to ‘Tasu, Qusen
Charlotte

island. after ‘spe nding
threo months he
Mr. and Mrs. C C. Henne spent

90 per cent of the
ye Juve, made their > position
abundantly clear.

and violations of privacy that .in-
stituted us into forming the Pulp

it is actions such as the tal.

Saturday evening ena Sunday
in ‘While in

they visited the Shriners’ Hospi-
tal, Sunday and toured the hospi-

Members of Minto. Chapter,
OES who attended: the ‘meeting
and:b! party-of Rose City

and. Paper, Workers of Ganeds.

irthday
Chapter, Nelson Tuesday‘ even-

Two. Kinnaird women driv-
ers. escaped serious ‘injury ina
collision on 7th Ave. blamed on
the spot snowtell over the week-

on some: yadvice from their- own | end.
al: experiennes.

naird ‘and 'Lucy’

‘Kinnaird * were - involved in a,
slide accident’ in: front of the
AGnnalrd. community hall. Dam-

Kinnaird Women Run Foul
Of Spot Snowfall Sunday

age was: estimated at $800.’

= Spore: rroximately: $100. dam-

was suffered by a Creegan

Motor oe Freight vehicle: when: it

left: the Celgar road’ over.. the

weekend an ended up on the
railroad ; tracks.

Police Seated driver Frank
a| Creegan was uninjured when fhe,
truck went over the rockbluff al
Midway Saturday.

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