CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, November 20, 1976

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Castlegar Pythian. Sisters Hold
Sealy Annual Fall Tea and Bazaar

Members of Kootenay
: Temple, Pythian Sisters, held
their annual Fall Tea and

Bazaar last Saturday afternoon
in the Legion Hall.

Mrs. Fran Moffatt, M.E.C.,
welcomed the guests and de-
clared the sale open,

Small vases of yellow pom

mm: mums centred the’ .tea
tables, and the: serving table
featured a centreplece of fall
colored flowers which had been
etned by Mrs. Edith Wilson,

is was flanked on elther side
i ‘an, orange-colored taper.

‘The ever-popular bake ta-
ble, which was wellladen with
many delectable goodies, was
supervised by Mrs, Laura Dew-
is, Mra, Phylis Nickerson and

Mrs, Joan Barton..The sewing

and novelty tables sales were
handled by Mrs. Ora Lightle,
Mrs, Edith Sherbiko and Mrs,
Marie Allan. °

‘The white elephant table

was in the charge of Mra.’Ruth

Maze, Mrs, Clara Saunders and

Mrs. Ruth Clelland. Tea and -

raffle tickets were sold by Mrs.

- Grace Eldstrom and Mrs, Jean. ;

Jones.
‘The ever-busy kitchen was

In the capable hands of Mrs.:

Florence Nixon, Mrs. Joy Saun-
ders, Mrs. Ann. Markin, and
Mrs. Mary-Ellen Cormier. Mrs.
Bernice Barrass was in charge
of the tea tables and she was

assisted in serving by, Debbie.

and Brenda Barrass, Kerry and
Trudie Nickerson and Victoria

‘Armstrong. The members wish ©’

to congratulate these young
ladies for the very efficient
manner in which’ they served
the guests.

‘The door prize of a lovely

Mandell picture which had been
made by a member was won by
Mrs. Cathy”
wood.
‘The Sisters oxtend’ their
most sincere thanks and appre:
ciation toall who helped in any
way to make the day so
successful.

Mason of Spar.’ °

Question: et
Thave read in an advertise-
ment for a vegetable juicer that

* vegetable juices are more nutri-

tlous than the vegetables them-
selves. Is this true

"The nutritive “values “of
vegetable juices and vegetables
are approximately the, same.
Whole vegetables are an im
portant source of bulk'in the
diet, ss

Question:

‘The Nutrition Canada Stir-
vey showed that. the.(iron
intakes of teenage girls were .
close to inadequate. How can I
be’ certain that my 14-year-old.
daughter ts meeting her. tro
requirement?

‘Answer:

ecange girte® sath 4
mgs. of fron daily, Good food
sources of iron are whole
grained and enriched cereal
products, eggs, meat and poul-

try (especially organ meats,
be ans, peas, greens, apricots,
prunes and ‘raisi ins).

P Yong can “leftover”

How
foods be left in the refriger;
ator?

‘Answer -

‘The object of simple refrig-
eration is to reduce the temper:
ature of foods to’ about 42
‘degrees Farenheit. At this
temperature organisms induc:
ing spoilage are inhibited, En-
zymatic action; which causes
excessive ripening and deter.
joration in’ fresh foods is also ~
stopped at this temperature. te

| Refrigeration. preserves

the quality of food and prevents ~
spoilage, but it cannot do these

things indefinitely, as food

“quality ‘and. nutritive value

held in the refrigerator, not
stored

P= caw an ew
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Cooked meat, if promptly

refrigerated, can. probably. be’)

Fruitvale Man
Charged In
Friday Accident

A Fruitvale man has been’

"charged | with’ following - too .'
close after his 1989 MGB, which.

sustained an estimated $1,500;

ge Friday evening, was in
callen witha 1970 Mustang’ *
driven by Peter Vaessen of:
Castlegar.

Charged is Kenneth Jabn

Shoblom. whose < car. ‘cat
approximately $400 damage to
the Vaeasen vehicle after bed

Tth Ave. S. near the community ;

Hall.
No injuries are reported,

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Dancing? pam. * Vem,

after 7 p.m,

"Mule by
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Proper Dress - No Jeans ||

“Teld safely for a. week; how-

ever, there will be small losses
of thiamine upon’ reheating.
There is little if any nutrient
loss when meat is served cold

_ without reheating.

Cooked vegetables, on the
other, hand, ° rapidly lose as-
corble acid (Vitamin .C) when

, held. After refrigeration for 24

hours, cooked vegetables have
three-fourths as much ‘ascorbic
acid as when freshly cooked;
after being kept for 48: hours
they have only two-thirds as
much. Itjis best not to k
leftover vegetables for longer
than a day or two,

: Results. From ..
joy: Keillor’ -’
Bridge Club

‘The following are the re-
sults of Monday night's session
‘of the Joy Keillor Bridge Club Club
held at the, Bi Hi Arrow Arms
with eight-and-a-half tables in
play: :

Fiat’ per MerDonald and

Honan fourth, Phyllis Mat-
teucel snd Jean Fischer.

First, Stan Greenwood and
Bert Tyson; ' second, Heten

“Batchelor and Mary, Stewart;

third, Sharon Parisotto’ and
Elia Bruce;-fourth, Judy Wayl-
“ing and,Diony’MeArthur,. =’

‘All new ‘playera are wel-

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Holds Enrollment

Mothers," guests and
Brownies attended the enroll:
ment and presentations held by
the tat Castlegar Brownle pack
on Monday afternoon,

Making thelr promises and ,

becoming Brownies were: Ste-
phanie = Barrett, Lori Cum
‘mings, Glenda Dooley,’ Anne-
marie Gruden, Cathy John-
stone, Wanda Lipkovitz, Eather
Moxley, Brenda Popoff, Shelley
Soukoroff and Tammy Walsh.
Rachel’ Adams \ recelved
her second-year pin and alxer
pes.

satel

‘Laura Adams reeelved her
firat-year pin and second stripe,
Patty Plotnikoff received
her second-year pin and sixer

_ atelpes ‘and Carole Hawthorne

received her santa! pin and
second af

Tea, cotton, juice and good.
les were served after the
presentation.

Adequate Snow
Tires Required |
For Park Driving

Winter is now flexing its
grip on the mountain National
Parks and drivers are urged to
prepare for combat.

‘Adequate: snow tires or

= fitting chains’ are neces-.-

winter - equipment for

vehicles travelling on mountain

driving conditions. National”

Parks highway traffic’ reguls-
tlons concerning snow tires and

ebains also apply when ‘any. +

road is covered with snow or
fee.

Highways and roads~ will:
be signed to warn motorists .
when the regulations’ are’ in”

effect.
“Motorists should make a

Babi of picking up the Alberta."

Association or “British
Colaba Automobile Associa.
tion road re] before head-

sports
ing off to the mountain hice
this winter. :

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“Due: to the. suspension of mail
‘services, the following "alternative

‘being taken.

by the

| Company: to. ensure the' avai lability
“of electric service accounts’ to. our

isstomers;

AL, In: the larger communities ‘the
‘Company will arrange to have. the

‘bills: ‘delivered to the -

homes, °

Ey, Certain: of : ‘the smaller

“bills at home. or from their local Post
Office’ may obtain’ them from: the
local West Kootenay Power office. -~

Payment of accounts may, ‘be ‘made
at either your‘ local West Kootenay
Power. office or through any of the

The Company‘s collection agencies.

Post

Offices are remaining’ open’ during

the postal strike: We will arrange to

‘deliver the bills to these Post Offices
distribution to, customers.

not.

iving their,

‘ should contact t'

The .C ay will’ deliver. its» pay-
ments’ to those: suppliers; located

._ within its distribution area. Suppliers -

who do not-have offices located with-
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e Accounts Payable
Department in Trail to arrange alter:

“native handling -of their payments.

© Goa, India's tiny territory located on the coun! ‘
beaches, plus churches and cat thedral: Goa was ruled the

1961, when It became part of

: . Addresses Anglican

the Indian

area. In Old Gos, former ela of the etl
his bod;

the
Sar paon at salot vue cou Here,

India’s Ss Goa: after tourists.

casket,
Fay §

— hippie colony may move out

OA, India — it's a
the y from Nenfounaa

iS
cast,
Bus se Scott Jernigan, aged
sa Canadian citizen
ban te St Firs Goa is now

This tiny Indian territory,
which, econ to, becor
tate, is also currently a
for a : multitude of other youn;
People from erouad me oe

Most of them are “hippies
asthe Indians pi all Pe
who have “drop:
modern foclety: hey nave
been coming to Goa i large
numbers for some five years,
and by. y looking a 2 ihe are! a is

but remains in Goa because of
1 hippies. He has aisovaken
name.of"

that was bad news.-There are

a Tot pf kids here with drug | 1
problems... We try 10. help

Altho ugh it i true dome, of

haven yy

asked

modation ust the Taj Mahal

group ‘of hotels stepped in

tecenjly and built a luxury,

cas. da Baath called the Fort
sophia It

in building and a series
Milas on’ the “hillside — Sa
overlooking ‘the-sea,

both an indoor sad ouldoar

bar, plus a first rate restaurant
serving egatineta and Iodian
cuisine. A:
prompl and tend must
for a plush resort.

sn With the prospect ‘of -more

ig his ig. Tn
they feel the “alppie  “Chil-
dren of God”. and other, as-
sorted groups ay youns IF Pope
could
North ‘Americans

and affluent Indians: waopieht cnight
want to spend a holiday: in

oa.
the other hand, hotel

enjoys.
fiving i in India. Tt was a Portu-
guese territory until 1961, and

- Guest Speaker Sister Veronica Addresses
Local Cathollc Women's Leagues Jointly

The Joint Novergber meet:
ing of the Catholic Women's
League of St, Joseph's and St.°
Rita’s ‘churches featured. as
guest speaker Sister Veronica
of the Prayer House in Nelson,

: Sister Veronica: spoke
about spirituality in a person's
life, and encouraged members
toask themselves the question:
“Why was 1 created"? with
thoughts for ‘study’ evolving
from this, Dally reading of the
Bible was 'urged—Individually,

with: one's “family, or with |;

jends,

Prior to, taking her well

for some 28 years, She is the
slster of Bishop W. E. Dose of
jelson.

She is avallable to eroups
who wish to further their atudy
and understanding of the Bible,
or hold’ a period of study,
prayer and, meditation, elther
at the Prayer House in Nelson
or in their own homes.

On other business, during
the meeting, Mrs. Anne Gallo

ine ‘which’ she had
attended in October. The theme.
of the congress centred arcu

Love in

gious
been in ie teaching Tiofenion

UN Representative

Church | Women

Plana for. the annual tea

and bazaar to be held Nov. 29,”

| as wellas the potluck supper.in
December, were finalized at the
November meeting of St. Dav-
id's Anglican Church Women,

held last Wednesday in the :

church undercroft,
Mrs. H. Bate, Thrift Shop

treasurer, turned in a substan --
tial’ cheque to A.C.W. funds,

erties ‘an equal sum going to the
U.

‘Adonation was made to St.
+ David's Church Conmuittee. -

United Thank Offering do.

nations were received.

The ‘election of officera.
resulted in the following slate,
for‘ 1976: ‘president | Mrs.” R.
Donnan, vice-p t Mrs,

related to religious. inatrution

2as well as home life,

Mrs.’ Gallo related that .|
‘many lay

people led group
discussions, whereas in the
past, thls has been done by
priests and nuns,

Due to a resignation, nom-
inations were open for the. post
of second vice-president, to
which Mrs. Brita Haley was
elected by acclamation,

A’ ‘vote of ' thanks was
extended to Mrs. Bessie Schia-
von for her time and. effort
donated to convening the ba-

r.

Hosteases for the evening
were Annette’ Carlson, ‘Polly
Corbett, Philomena) Archam-
bault, Mi
een Smecher,

WE SELL’ THE

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BEEF No. 1
QLT

BOLOGNA
BY THE PIECE

8c

Bate, secretary Mrs. W. Ken-
ned, treasurer Mra. J: Robin

y oLiving Message” secre-
tary Mrs. W. Matas. eat
clty secretary Mrs.

Hostetter, prayer pede Pies

retary Mra. F. A. Hostetter arid
foster child correspondent Mrs.
M. Brandson.

“The guest speaker for the
evening, “Mrs. ° Lydia’ ‘Sayle,

ft

strongly felt throughout the -,
area.

It is the blend of Portuguese
ant Indian culture which make
Goa unique in ioe iret te
development. of
together, with the eating

Astructures, have Indian tour-

Hate for three

irugs all the time, and

rea; -Goans
feel that the ipo colony
could detract from

more tourists will geba chan
to sample this culture that‘ only
spies have known up.

p the ‘hips

“PAPER TARRIER

Urgently
_THRUM'!

Required
iS AREA

> Boy. or, ® girl, 12 years or older, required for
paper. route in Thrums area.

Carriers earn 6c for

each paper delivered.

Sal Costloaar Mews 2 657258 oF Sor tn
a, 191, Columbia Avenue.

the United

Nations Association, was intro-

duced by president Mrs, Jobn-

son. SES
Mra. Sayle showed a film “

and spoke’ to the meeting on

“Habitat”, the forthcoming -
ng.

UNA.

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In
Vancouver May 31 to'June 11,

‘The:address-was followed ~

ao a discussion ‘period.

“When it Comes to Bail ing Out
Where is the End of the Line?

By. Richard J. Needham
From columns in
the Toronto Globe and Mail «

“Phe corrupt. politicians

who run New York City have ,

got it to the point where it has
to be bailed out by the corrupt

PLAN- ROOM”

HAVE MOVED To.

mM COLUMBIA AVENUE N.

IN CASTLEGAR

ff

; Paul S. Morse & - Sonpeary

f

fecal

Ceified Gena A

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HAVE ‘MOVED TO.

TT COLUMBIA. ‘AVENUE 1

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i . potidans who run New York: ~

"They in time ‘will get the
atate tote point where it has
to be bailed out by the corrupt
polticans in Washington, who
in time will get the nation tothe
point where it has to be bailed
out by—er, by—quick, get
‘Teheran on the Une!

It's ee ecaeh % be rich,

you should also be mean. Then

people can pretend to hate you

for ydur meanness, when in fact

“what they hate you for is belng
rich, :

eevee
A progressive society is
one in which skilled firemen

with: up-to-date: equipment =
‘and great.
false’.

drive at great 3
risk to the scene of the
alarm. :

It's the practice in the

‘Arab nations to punish various
crimes by chopping off people's
hands," feet-and sometimes.
heads. An. Italian journalist
asked the Saudi" Arabia’ ofl
minister, Sheik Yamani, about.
this and got the reply: “If the
death penalty were to’ be
abolished, here in the Arab
world, crime would spread,
“When men are ignorant,

you must either frighten them |

or educate them.,They should

be educated, of course, but ©

while waiting for them to

become educated, they have to --

be frightened by ‘all posebe
measures.”

eee

“The ‘man’ who tries to

. pleaseone woman is as much
of aslave.as the man who tries |
to please'100 of them.

‘Think .

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