Kinnaird Socials

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CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN HOTEL
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WEST'S
DEPT, STORE
Phone 365-4911

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Mrg, J. Kaufman’ Ph, 365-5488
(Omitted in Error: last week)

Alan Bate hes returned from | \ Ith

Gormany where he scrved with the
Army for a, little over two years,
As a member of the Queen's Own
Rifles ‘he is ‘posted to Esquimalt
following his leave which a ‘is
spending with nine Earenta, (aa
and’ Mrs, Harold: B

Mr, and Mra, Sans Plotnikoft
observed their fifth wedding acni-
versary in an unexpected way last
week when six couples surprised
them at thelr new home for a com-
bined house-warming party and
anniversary celebration,

Mr. and Mrs. Plotnikoff had
Prepared to go out to celebrate
the anniversary when their guests
appeared bringing congratulations
and the gift. of a pole lamp for
the’ new: home. ‘The festivities
which followed were hosted by Mr,

P & G Builders Supply

Eamcpneste FROM JHE ARENA—

«, Royal. Stuart, Console, Twin Seal and

Crystal coors Windews,

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2 Sinicht,

work. Full: ike cere Building Materials,
Arborite and-C.1.L. Paint.’

Phone 365-8151,

Box 90; Castlegar

Television Service

@ Eepatry to att mikes of TV's
Radios, Phonographe,

@ Electrical Appliances.

“"@ Applications for TV cable hook-

ups made here,
“Years of

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experience ou
guarantee of dependable servioes"

ELECTRONIC SERVICES

: 365-333] = ‘Phones — 365-4601

2880 Highway Drive, TRAIL

ne ZENITH 6330"

SALES AND SERVICE

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"WHOLESALE GM | PARTS 0 DISTRIBUTORS

“for all, General Moters Vehicles

Largest stock in the Kootenays of genuine parts

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Largest and ‘most. fully ‘equi ‘equipped : Vanege ana ,and

Body Shop ‘in. ihe Kootenays

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Seiberling Tire Warehouse —

a at Mrs,‘ Nick. Koralff and Mr,
Mrs, Mike \Varabloff,

‘The hunting season has* been
us for somo time but, this
column is not always kept inform-
ed of tho comings and golngs of
Jocal hunters, However, ning up
thelr sights in the Elk Valley Dis.
triet this week ara Elmer Lucas

*| with Rod Fraser of Fruitvale, Also,

Pat Haley and party left: here at
the weekend for Canal Flats, pre-
pared for a week-long hunting
excursion,

Mr, and Mrs, George Menzies
spent the recent ‘long. weekend
visiting Cpl.” and ~ Mrs.,, Ralph
Thompson at Waterton, : ‘Alberta,
spending a day in Calgary with
George's: Parents before return-
ing h ome,

: Mr. and .Mrs,. Ernie. Halewyn
and Anne Marie ‘are planning ‘to
leave Kinnaird to make thelr home
in Prince Rupert.. Word of Mr,
Halewyn’s new engagement at the
Pulp mill there was received early
this week,

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. §. Plot-
nikoff over the weekend have been
the latter's sister, Mrs, Nick Pere.
versoff- and ‘daughter Neena of.
Grand Forks. ’

‘Thought for the week: Nothing

| scems' to reduce the size of the

fish you catch as fast as a witness,

Kinnaird WI
_ Hears Hospital
~ Visiting. Report

The. monthly meeting of the

Kinnaird.‘ Women's: Institute was
held at'the home of Mra, Gladys
Bray with eight members in at-
tendance,
“. ‘The sick and visiting commit.
tee reported one hospital visit-and
Sift of flowers to a member: who

B| was hospitalized. The members

decided to hold a come. and go
tea atthe home of Mrs, Bea Goet-
ting on: Nov. 28 from 1.30 to 3.30.
The' admission will be a gift for a

7 | mental’ patient.

For those unable to attend the
tea-a box. will be-at the bowling
alley: on: the ‘morning ‘of Nov. :28.
Members ‘and the‘ public were re-
minded that gifts lon’t have to be
wrapped. 8

The next me ting will be a
Christmas’ party ‘at’ the. home of
Mrs. Margaret ‘Reith 'on Dec, 12.
‘An exchange of: gifts will be ‘held. }
Plans will. be made‘for the distri-
bution of Christmas boxes to mem-
ber’ shut-ins, The hostess’ prize
was won . by Mrs. , Irene ‘Nicholls
dnd the raffle was won by ‘Mrs.
Bea gesting:

.. As the pre-positioning of me-
dical supplies agreement has been
sigded by the federal and: provin-
cial powers, it remains now’ with
the selected municipalities to show
they have a capacity of using these
supplies and equipment.

Trail’ & “Nelson
- Zenith 6214

Which describes an -unhorn c

Se human being or,

blo
: sa essence, this is the ques.
tion at the heart of the abortion

furor being, fanned ”
the North American continent and
in’ this province in particular’ by
the Sun, that’ met

fe bieb devoid
ofthe human right’ to lif

iw; Sclence, saya: Father * "Kenealy,
obsolete: the ancient

iitan daily newspaper which’ every
now and ‘then finds the: view ‘of
some unknown family planner of
Anywhere in the World deserving
of more headline space than‘ im,
Portant: deliberations of :the ‘ :Van-
couver municipal: council.” |":

) The '“subhuman blob” view,
advocated by the abortionists, fond

debates over the time. at) which
an: unborn child becomes a human
being.

tes, "gradually "established "he i
tect that ‘the human “fetus ‘grows

‘and develops internally from ‘the
moment.of conception, not by leaps
and starts, but crenly, steadily;

ly all

ence’and the trends of ‘enlightened
modern” legal ; cod

Rev.’ We. Ji. Kenealy, SJ, Pro.

fessor of law. at Loyola Universi-
ty's school’ of law in Chicago’and
former dean’ of: the law school at
Boston College, writes that: .“'rea-
son, premised upon scientific evid-

essentially ithe: bame™ human ™ be-
ing before.'as' after its: birth. The
passage of birth ‘ ‘adds nothing to its
essential’ nature,™

ern’ “:aelentitic evidence
and civil cot codes on ‘property and in-
juries clearly recognize the child
as a human being from: the’ very

ence, concludes ‘that ‘the’ child is | --

moment of Soncention: he’ Points

Is Alpha “Subject _
Ai Last Me ting

ara as: hostess
to the patie meeting ¢ of the Al

Provided .an : interesting tople for
the. evening's ‘program. ' *
It pointed :to! some * pertinent
facts.on human nature through the
quotation by Carlyle: “Man's earth.
ly interests are hooked and butt.
ed together and held up by. cloth-
es,” bringing. aboit the’ conclusion
that people try’to adapt their ap-
pearance .to. their environment by
the. clothes’ they : wear.
Presented ty. Mrs. L, Vader

and Mrs. M.. Wood, the’. program
included discussions on}, the clas-
sic costume ‘covering - the Egyp- |p;
tian, Greek’ and-Roman attire for
both. men’ and, women, incl

pha ‘Phi Chapter. of Beta. Sigma | °
Phi when “The History of Dress”

to the ‘time ‘of
pater very

: “The. human fetus‘ is a human |’

belng. "There is‘no/ other. rational

explanation’ of the ‘sclentific evid- |’

enc
\Moderi letal codes" ‘have ‘in.
creasingly given’ a practical appli-
cation to this sciontific ‘insight,
‘Although ‘an unborn ‘child was
once legally: prevented: from re-
celving a gift. of property or. even

from” inheriting: property by© will] :’::

or. descent,, the - expert: recalls
moden law: universally recognizes
the right. of the fetus :to inherit
such an estate and, in same places,
to Pha gifts * of property : as

wel
“<< Phe’ modern law on’ torts’ in

‘| many parts of the’ world also ‘re-

cognizes the right of a child'to col-
lect damages for pre-natal ‘injur-
tes ‘sustained ‘as ‘a ‘result’ of wrong:
ful injuries to its mother.’ ‘i.
These insights, however, “are

“| completely “ignored a it’ comes
“1

to proposals *' for
ppertton laws, Rev. Kenealy points

 Binee ‘the ‘right to life is‘ one
of the fundamental rights'that go-

vernments are instituted to secure, {-
the “direct killing ‘of ‘a fetus can}.

be justified -only.on ‘the premise
phat a fetus.is not human. -
“The ‘very concept’ of the: di-
reef and deliberate ‘killing ‘of »a
child.-after its” birth ‘is ‘contrary
ito: civilized: reason,”. he > writes.

“It is also revolting ‘to civilized |:

emotions,
~. “But reason, ‘premised - upon

polentitic evidence, concludes that |...

the \child ;is-‘essentially ‘the same
human: being’ hefore’ ‘as. after its
birth. - The: passage of: birth. adds
‘nothing :.to’ its essential “nature.”

materials used and the manner in
Which: these were fashioned.

were ‘termed as! Romanesque, Go-|
thi id

The’ Renaissance, was. divided
inte three. categories of. fashion:
German and Spanish. “A’
Aeseeption: \o£ each was: given in

teil.

During the reign of Louis the
lath, France. took the lead in art
and, costume. This age ‘is best re-
membered for the wigs, it was
said. -
an Costumes from” this age ‘to
the present day were then discuss-

Modes of ‘the Middle’ Ages |’

, COMPANY. OF CANADA
REPRESENTATIVE: FOR:
“CASTLEGAR, KINNAIRD

It really makes clothes ‘deving 6 a
breeze! Rain’ or’:shine — snow. or.
sleet, 'an‘ ‘Electric Clothes: Dryer dries
your.clothes ‘indoors, out: of: the’

payers « of Castlegar. are: b ing

je supported from ‘the raleay
bridge ‘across: the’ Serre ener

ischarge the sewage: be discharged. into Fhe Columbia‘: River.

for’ the: {uid 0

6. --The monthly’ u user rata will:

2.50, also equivalent. to. the water.

rest 2" ‘pe ss. Fur:
the ‘project: is mpleted - by. Mar-
1,219 quarter! of, this. two-thirds

into two’ "separate six-acre lagoons located .: The prper tunity to. urelise ts very
nm ‘the; sold cleat sawmill. sit ite the} : itabl e . Village

r. ‘Does ‘it automatically, too;
‘more’ tiresome lifting, Pending. x
stooping ° Or stretel ing —.
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