CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1974

BIKE, BOAT AND “TRAILER SHOW hela sanaally by: the
Castlegar, Savings parking lot of

Credit, Union on the

Super-Valu
peopl

took advantage ‘of the orpertaly to

, tenting trailers, cances, : 7 €
*-varlety of other pene ner spect Here Credit Union

manager Harold Webber waves to the crowds from one of the huge
boats on display while Russell Leamy, president of the. Credit
Union's board of directors, waits his turn to step into the “floating

home” to gi h

stamp of

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wish to expre
thanks to. Dr. ‘Walton
and nurses of Paine and
District: Hospital « for’ the
nderful care shown our

88 MY

bless
cerely: Karak evchott fa family and
fonoft ‘

thanks fo. Des Hall aed
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Ferguson, nurses

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of Trail Regional hal’: Hospital iF

for the good
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* ‘Thank you. Sincerely

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Take Police that as the

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and the Contractor for the.
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herein, I

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at ‘Wednesday, May-1, 1974
to have been

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‘And whereas there is now

owing ‘for storage charges ~
ie

said moto! Evel vehicle
at this ‘date of
$231.00." A sale of the said
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on. June’ 17, 1974 at the
hour of 2 p.m. at 1555 Co-
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Ve Industries J: Lm
ited as

contract:
for the Doukohbor ‘Historic:
al Society, invites © seal
tenders for. the
of ‘an: hibition center: at
the’: Doukhobor rical
Site. across froma

the Cas-

Randolph Ha

Veteran New Democratic

Party member. Ran Harding:

was the unanimous choice for
candidate in the July 8 election
Friday night,at a packed NDP

constituency meeting in the’

jelson Hotel in Nelson.
An ifestlmanted crowd of
more: than supporters at-
tended the nomination meeting,
e 69-year-old former. ‘eo:
cher and independent logger.
won: his first election’ in Aades

soestive pa aes on

ings' like stee! and, lumber...
tad we: belleve. in a’ two-price
‘system for things: like nickel.
We already. have it, now’ for
wheat," he added. “We feel this
is the best method ‘available to
us at this time for controlling
inflation.

i gu ean't control the price
of either food or manufactured
‘Items imported into, Canada,
_and this sonst the dengue

‘4
provincial riding -of Revelstoke: '

Slocan (formerly Kaslo-Slocan)
inthe the: ‘BY Cy Legislature for 23

ai 1968 he won the federal
seat for the, NDP with 46 per
cent of: the: popular, vote. The
incumbent ‘MP ‘polled; slightly
over 60 per;cent of the popular
vote: in} the. October: 80, 1972
federal election..."
¢> Married, with’ four chil:
dren, Mr. ig and his wife

Frances’ live in:Silverton,

=) Mr, Harding ‘sald. that the
NDP. will probably, repeat. the
corporate rip-off theme'used in
the last federal election. -

» “David Lewis’ arguments

“are more valid today than they
* were: then:;.because: of the

immense profits being made by,

“big business,”! says incumbent

the ofl:industry and foreign
ownership in general...

“We're going to press very,
strongly for Canadian control in
‘our resource industry and key
sectors of our manufacturing
industry,” he’ said,’

“Every: year...we're: losing res

more ‘and'more ‘control of key
sectors of our economy, -includ-
ing the oiland gas’ industry

which is ‘almost totally control. .

led: by, multi ‘national corpora.
tio!

Mr.:Harding ; said the main
planks inthe NDP platform for
this election wl be‘foreign

by
“Canadian people,” -.
:) ‘| Mr. Harding, scornful of
Conservative promises 'for'a

Faken Paillament aoe ‘i

nor

temporary, wage’and ‘price | 5

freeze, sald, “the Conservatives
have never advanced any plans
for controlling Interest, profits,
‘corporate; dividends, >

2; 1), “Unless they do this, their
‘method of contro} {isn't 't going to
work:"

iy.) ‘Temporary. price ‘and wage
controls, he: said; won't work.
+ For illustrations of their failure,
fie added, just look: at ithe
Unitedi States or Britain.

*¢ 0: The NDP's selective’ price
‘controls. would not’apply‘to
wages, he said, because.‘unless
you can’ check inflation totally,
workers are entitled at least to
the Amol amount of'the’inflationary.

‘And ‘unorganized la- °
bor: or with no collective: bargain-

lower’ mortgage’ rates, :
Harding said, “We'd like to.see

‘a: maximum ‘rate’ of ‘six per’ °
cent...to. hold down’ the! cost of:

housing.”

he‘said'the government
in’ power must, begin: “process-

ing more ‘raw. materials: in.our
-own country and ‘setting up)

job.intensive industries.

ence;in free enterp

wat in’ the next’ federal ©
sppeee ‘Mr.: Hardin;

inflatioi
ment, Brice controls and ‘mort:

Cate rates. i
8 “We're going to press tor

ee
" Thefollowing - sections
tendered:

Bees S
Tenders are due June
12,1974, at_4:00 Pin. ‘at the
offices ‘of Verigin Industries
Ltd, 1: mile east -of Trail,

B.C., on-highway 3A.)
"Documents, are’ availab-

le from the same: offices,
Thursday, May 23,:1974. =>.
The lowest or and tender
not necensary: accepted.

two Pape from, each ‘com.
munity. arts councll,, : Feprese!
tatives from large ‘organiza-
tions, schools, museums, etc.
and two others appointed ‘by
the government,

‘Phat the community $
council make: every: effort: to
broaden its’ scope of activities
to represent all the elements of
the arts in their community. :

‘That the arts in the school

receive greater priority than it °

is now receiving.
That the government poli-

ey. include provision for. capital

oor than ones ey section as
well as‘ submit a con

Phone 868-0408

© In Memoriums

with isolation dif-
a scholarships and bur.

: saries: be’administered from

“Nelson. and! tren were re-

In_ loving memiory of
Rosemary cen without. ani any
Her. warning hearts filled
But though she is. gone

e will al,

— Ever, ioved ‘and remem

bered  by® mother, Brand:

parents, aunts and uncles i -

at’ the. meeting, but
“because ‘there:were no repre-
sentation from Fernie, Cran-
brook or Golden, it was decided

that another meeting would be.’

held ’in the East ‘Kootenays
with further recommendations
“from the East Kootenay meet--
ing to be forwarded to Victoria!
b> The. deadline for. submis-
sions.is June 90, but Ms, Baird

stated. that. because. of the -

number of requests. for an
extention on the; time t

BIRTHS

RI
and Mrs, Doug Richards of
Castlegar, May 26 a-son.

vo to.

pend any.fthal a ‘decisions’ for, af

least six months.:In the:mean-

time an interim’ council would

be. formed and- tentative’ poli-

cies decided upons. 2.035.
(At present the Bovern:

panels with a B.C. Arts Council
Teporting “directly.” to'the’ Pro:
yineial secretary.

On’ un raployinont, ‘which is
was ‘six. pei Scent “nationally in *

Harding said the, mi-
S Liberal’ governmient
the country.’some ofthe

best, eae ‘has.had in

. many, years’ thanks tothe
.presence, of, ithe:NDP.

opposi-
tion. aEvS

“Biggest Screen In the:
For Movie Information’ ‘Ph ne aeaai,

well: House... Tb. ,

ea

People Jum Out in Numbers .

To Hear
“Mt Several 100‘people heard a
“lecture *May 14'at' Selkirk

College ‘giver!’ by
ve tb io vert by Immanuel

orld famous Seien-
dr of“ World's in’
grat

Dr. Velikovany' is a con

veralal figuré, especially in the:

jareas of astronomical studies.
‘His theories, celestial cata-’
‘strophe of the past which have
{nvolved the planet” éarth, are

‘claimed ‘by his fellow. acientiats :

= be unsubstantiated by’ ie

“Immantiel Velikovsky

‘lecture that since man’s. explor-

ation of space‘ with space craft,
and explorations and study ‘of
the moon sur!
of several of ‘his deductions
concerning space ‘have been
made.

Mr. Velikovaky's studies of
ancient myths and legends as
well as-his expensive geo-
graphical explorations show, he
claims, a world wide story, of -

*seatastrophic events.

Dr,‘ Velikovsky, whose
books: in the past, have been

>} suppressed, but are now best

sellers, intends to paplish two

more volumes.

{ested for de dmmunization of
to i
bo:
had'aithroat swab taken'in

quently found positive for diph-
theria, ‘oreaniems.;
16 St

oe ‘The health unit : stall rack:
‘ed the) boy: to’a communal,
settlement'well: up the’Side of a
in} in: Slocan: Valley. He.

‘Swas_in'good health /and de-

“Aseribed as’a healthy carrier. :
Sate s

and}. was

Case ‘and AC Ae

Modular’ Chassis
Tint.-. Color. -. Brightnes &

Now Only a

“SAVE $70".

Electronics: Led.

HEE TSN NEO APU ERA PH Oe

‘going tests. Di
Pagan aaidsearrier should
ro negative tests.

eu tee 100 people have.

‘Vancouver which was subse-<

‘Pbefore they, are/definitely:cur-< ©

‘theria are a whitish-gray mem-

brane on the tonsils and back of
the throat produced by bacteria
which’ release ‘toxins: in‘ the

+ body./This can cause weakening

of the heart muscle. There may -
‘also:be paralysis of nerves, the
first sign being weakness of the
‘If not’ treated, the
brane‘can‘ cause: problems

by blocking: the respiratory

wee t a
‘Those ‘who,.demand the

‘them’ are) puffing away: will
hav ited

confirmation . &

-Walker Wedding Yows

The 49th wedding anniver-
sary, May 4, of the bride's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O.

-Walker of Castlegar, was cho-

“sen as the wedding date. on

which Catherine Anne Walker, :
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Olto Walker of Kinnaird,‘ be-
came the bride of Warren
Stanley Quiding, son of-Mrs.
Norma Quiding of Vancouver.
“Rev. Terry Allen officiated
at the service for which St.
David's Church in Castlegar
was decorated with baskets of
pink Japonica‘and white spider
mums,

Organist was Mrs. F. Ho-
stetter of Castlegar.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor-
length gown of white lace which
featured several tiers forming a
self-train, Her shoulder-! length
bouffant veil was secured to
headdress of white daisies and

:"seed pearls. She carried ‘a

bouquet of white rose buds and
white stephanotis entwined
with green ivy. Her jewellery
was a gold locket, a gilt from.

~\the groom.

ht toclean air when all about

- complain about pains wee

(in public’places, and ‘at mobiliz-
ure to enshrine.in law

the Tight to ‘clean air.
2 MThe way, things ‘stand

“ right now, non-smokers who
~: complain about smoke, being
blown in their faces are made to! ':

feel like cranks or ee says

peed by: the*

“Na smokers are a sutfer-

*ing® silent majority. ‘They need

y the iy appreciate
ke a

“much b ine—i “a sub-
‘stance which has been linked to
lung cancer in experimental
animals—in two hours as if he

yof the bride, *

Sister of the ‘bride, Miss

‘Donna Walker, was maid-of- |
honor with Miss Suzanne Van

Yzerloo of Kinnaird, Miss Kar-
‘en Gorsline of Victoria, cousin
Miss Kar-
en Quiding of Vancouver, sister
of the groom, and Miss’ Judy
Walker of Kinnaird, sister of
the bride, as bridesmaids. :

They: were identically
gowned in yellow A-line
es with embossed | white ‘and
pink flowers. Each. carried a
bouguet of white daisies.
(Best man'was-Mr. Glen
‘Akselson of Castlegar with the
brothers’ of: the’ groom, Mr.
Wayne, Quiding, ‘Mr.: Elmer
Quiding und Mr. Dave Quiding,
all of V and the

Ron Gorsline of Courtenay.

a pink gown and matching
picture hat.

Master of ceremonies was
the bride's uncle, Mr. Gilbert
Lind of Kinnaird. He read
congratulatory messages from
Calgary, Portage La Prairie
and Winnipeg.

The toast to the bride was
proposed by the bride's uncle,

For travelling to Vancou-
ver Island, via the United .
States, the bride donned a blue
pant sult accented by her white
mum corsage.

‘The newlyweds now reside
at 619 7th Ave., Kinnaird.

* “Out-of-town guests were
from. Trail, Nelson, Salmo,
Ainsworth, Courtenay, Vic-
toria, Vancouver and Saska-
toon.

Forecasting

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1974

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‘Tooth decay can be fore-
casted now even if X-rays don't
show the signs, thanks to a big

step forward by bacteriologists
working with dentists,

‘Asmall, ‘measured amount
of your. saliva would be bottled
by your dentist and sent to»
bacteriological laboratory. The
lab | counts. the number, | of
acid-forming bacteria. This
count serves as an index on the
rate at which tooth decay could
‘already be going'on,:or could
soon begin.

The dentist counters this

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situation by advising a change

in diet without interfering with
normal nutritional needs. This
recent. advance will’ be. parti-
cularly -useful in * warning

bride's’ brother, Mr. Danny
Walker, sharing: ushering du-

‘ties.

- Yellow streamers and a
‘yellow and white heart with the
bride and: groom's names on,
di d the room

had smoked 10 dcigar-
ar

Mr. Newington says slip-

“stream smoke has been proven

heart ‘and respiratory. pro-
blems. ¥

‘And studies in Britain and’
the United States indicate that
children with a heavy smoker in

“othe family, suffer. 50 per cent
more

at-the/Hi:Arrow Arms. Here
‘silver candelabra‘ with: yellow
tapers and the bouquets of the
bridal party formed the decor

‘for the bride's table.

; Her: three-tier wedding
‘cake’ was decorated in’ a: daisy
theme by a close friend, Mra:
Dennis Marcellus.
¥huirFor. theirochildren’s wed-

ildter from ‘non-smoking ne fain:

ding bo!

dress andl'coae | cuoemble aad 1
hites) cored,

may. t
cause they. ‘don’ tinhale:a’

a
tt that | they are ese

Aspecial meeting was held
devoted to discussion

orig wo
ld at Selkirk’ Colle;

Es

n of Canadian Artists ee. Region) aided by the | ©: Cultural
‘Workahor to. 9, Castleg

inging

islation ‘pending

ed-a regional-meeting.in ‘Trail
preparation for West Koote-
‘Arts‘Access eeting which

irk "College, Room

An mFee ts

*oolors, ae oils ‘end. drawing material

the: city health ‘department
found’ that ‘a’ non-smoker. ina
as

< ‘amok beer parlor will inh

“June ‘13 0 16,

©) Please indicate chotce of time — 9 am. to 12 noon : Daily
ral p.m. to 4 p.m. Daily,
7. p.m, to 10 p.m. Daily*

sends Cv & Dit Gomme Ate Coma

Box 3352, Castlegar, BC.

— quit coat f
“Tf: somebody

Tight near you, you

them “and ‘say, « ‘ext

suffer from asthm:

“smoking

you rmled. smoking. ‘somewhere
7

Mrs. Tracy. y Bays eI
‘ject, willalso be distributing
cards which’ canbe handed ‘to
.: smokers -if. the, non-smoker is
“too shy to speak.: The message

will be a courteous reminder of ©
=the ‘non-smoker's rights,
Mr.Newington says an:

‘gedtion when. ‘ntering a oe or.
restaurant.

% Anti- smoking wyliwe in
theatres, :/department ‘stores,

‘supermarkets, hospitals and

ewhere. are. rarely enfored.

‘The project, which ‘is cot
ducted ‘under ’the “city health:
.department's: summer division‘

of health education, will com-

pil a catalogue of areas'in the
city. which are’ smoking-free. ,
* As Well, a campaign ‘will be
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tie

y who.eat too many
sweets, In the:case of a‘ high
the dentist

intake of carbohydrates, espe-
cially’ sugary food, to either
prevent ‘decay or stop it inva.”
short time.

Other ‘periodic bacteria
counts could keep the patient,
frequently from decay, on the

is notiyet as widely used as it
should be and readers should
ask their dentists about-it.

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