CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wed., April 10, 1968

Imagination

Transforms

Dull Meals to Good Ones

To be enjoyed and used to
the best advantage, it is im-|
tant that food be af

pl tion of the di
of national health and wel-
fare.

+ Use simple, easily di-
gested foods so that all mem-
bers of the family may eat
the same meals (with the
Possible ommission or sub-|
stitution of some foods for
very young children).

+ Give consideration to

foods
This applies particular!
fresh eeuits 2 ant rea
zr Avoid monotony by
teresting vari ety

ping an inte! an in cahned eal PS

dried foods. eds Tins a and money

are factors to

in making a Skee
+Picture each meal as

a whole. Consider ittadtl ney, crm girls

in colour, form, and
dons of fi An:50

pronouced flavour, such as

mate
x Use imagination. Don't
hoard new Recipies. — try |B

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

na | and family left today to make
their home at Cranbrook.

cently attended a Japanese
party at the Knox United

alleenite meal or all-yellow
is uninteres'

ting. Avoid

Kinnaird Socials

Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood

The Kinnaird CGIT re-

Church recreation centre in

from Fruitval

OBVIOUS GRACE of local ballerinas was
shown to good advantage at the recent Koo-
| tenay Music Festival in Nelson, when these
members of the McKay School of Dancing
-}in Kinnaird took honors in their class, Dis-

Letter Reminds Castlegar District
Hunters of National Wildlife Week

as week is National

date Week,

an
7, Parliament pro-| w:

In 194
ulmed the week con’
e date Ap

tainin:
ril 10 as Nationn
ildlife Week, a time to co!
der the importance of Shis
‘resource. April 10 was
irthdate of renowned
lan naturalist, Jack Min-

i Each year the Canadian
Nildlife Federation focuses at-| li
‘antion on one facet of ey

oad field encom

\dlife. This year. nase sublet

son's
praised ant metimes

pening. to keep it from

arasite-carrying animals.
e It is ane and »)

their love songs, the wild
north on schedule

ay upstream in. shallows
to spawn, Perhaps Rachel Car-
widely prea, widely
nounced ook Silent nt Sing

“Wel ig reasonable and nec-
to accept controlled

" LUTHERAN ‘CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 pm.
Held in'St. Navid's
Anglican Church

Sunday Schon) 2 p.m.
Rev Harold © Clark

use of chemical for crop and
vestock and for pro-
tection of human health from

roper
argue against pollution of
our world and damage‘to the

playing their prize-winning form are, front
row, left to.,right, Heather McKenzie, Donna
Townsend and Valerie Townsend. Back row,
Elaine .Band and Wendy McGillivray. The
girls’ instructress is Carole McKay.

— Castlegar News Photo

her

Frank 0% Oddie. Followin:

aro weekend she will leave
oy (Caley

F. J. SMITHERAM

i spend the Easter weekend
at Armstrong.

Maren Oddie is visiting
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ig the

st pon BROTHERS REPORT

ee Pesticides
cheeind pesticides are

nolluters of air, land and wat-|and enfoy.

ar just as sure! 1 as sewage, in-
dustrial effluent and automa:

the
we need

Graham Kenyon, Pres.
Trail: Wildlife Ass

ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH

8 a.m. Halv. Communion
11 a.m. Holy Communion

bile exhausts and can be in-

wasn
Present in even

CHURCH OF GOD
C Hall

pl ic
juantities. mil-
Hons of lives have been saved
by the use of pesticides to con
trol insect-borne disease. Th
alntereriee of course is in the
1B.

rand Mrs. Ralph Ackl-
and family leave tomorrow

‘This session of the Legis-
lature seems to be nearing
an end.

However, as I write this
column there is still a consid-

bility of constructing the ei-
zante 1 new, Delta Port at Rob-

ne Tae erport will
remit it in n BS. .C. having one of

est and most. modern
eane facilities: in the

During the week. third
reading was given to Bill No.
47. an act respecting super
annuation benefits for vercons

ed in school districts,

collegss a and regional colleces,

ig recommen:
dations should De closely fol-
lowed by all .those who. use
pesticides.
+'Use chemicals for pest
control: only’ after careful
considering their use in terms ;-
need, anticipated re-

730 p.m. Wed. Bible ‘Study
and Prayer — Held in homes

ily Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmones

Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson
“Phone 365-8762
Sundav Schoot 9.15 a.m.
Sarria Worship 10 a.m.
Fri.'- youth fellowship

~ PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

Phone 865-8912 <=>

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ath Ave Kinnaird
pa ef TW Wheeman

Ice of Worehin and Sun--
pea School at 9.90 am.

Minister,
Rev. J.:H. Wiseman. BA

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reever — Ph, 7175
Next tothe Cloverleaf Motel,

Castleaird Plaza e

Family Bible Hour -10 a.m.
2 Enunlly Worshin 11 a.m,
Evening Worship .

BD | last aveek.

FIELD & STREAM
Government to’ Blame for District River Pollution

further
12 | ayalleble as the

ding the pol-
futien of The
Columbia riv-

you are out ee your

Perhaps I didn’t ae it
quite clear enough, but what
i-did say was that any pol-
lution going into the Colum-
bia by the kraft mill is the
governments fauit — they are
the ones that allow it, they
set the standards, and if you
don't like it, they are the ones
who you should vent your

spleen on.

‘that “new ‘licences and fags have
own personal opinion

were required by April 1

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Wed., April 10, 1968

By Jack While :
OFFICE SUPPLIES

articulars
late’ draws

io that when any waters used

"tin Canada, by any industrial
Bal-! concern or by any individual

are returned to any body. of
water in an impure state, with

any degree of impurity higher dis

than what they contained be-
fore belng used — then the

ina | Waters 60'returned are pollut- |!’

If our Zoverament allows
any standard Jower than this,
then ‘they are’ the ones at
fault and pebould be taken to
task on it

I chsekea with Sid Sidoni

of Castlegar Sporting Goods

be valid this year.

Anyone hunting bear or
fishing without’ a new licence
is: lable to prosecution, they
said — but they didn’t have

t. to have th
in .time for the
pperne oe of: ihe o beak, season or

This Cry not. the in-
stance ofthis an gems its

were t taken to task
terested hunter and

lernan, re-

creation \and conservation,
Victoria, B.C.

‘What's new. in’ fishing?

nearer,

Bob Wood of the Arrow
Boat Club reports.that fishing
success is getting better dally
on the Arrows, though a week
ago three boats were out. for
aminimum ware skunk hours each

ar it’ join;
incest ne
Last

Ink & Ballpoint Pens
Steno Note Books
Pencil Sharpeners
Columnar Pads

and .Carl Rolfe’ of Electronic

Peter Verigin Park
Being Transferred
To USCC Owners

A bill which grants t#le
of the public park around the
Union of

tomb of Peter Verigin to the were

men, ae juniors or

and a $25 prize on a draw the
day of the derby. iS
ot gi The Boundaries will be

. The department a re-

ion and» conservation
made it known as early as
that bear | price of registration will be be

"$1 per person.
Dennis Austin is heading
the event and will no doubt

‘Well for number one the Cas-
Wildiife | (32, Aro

good es of fish
lakes | 134 pounds to Ii pounds and
a few. silvers ‘were taken £0

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

If we haven‘t got it, we can get it for you

tles of Christ was a first
reading in the British Colum.
bia reeainure ‘Wednesday of

The land had been held
by the Crown.
The tomb of the Doukho-

Aonthe floor, 5inthe |

of the
ut
sult and possible harmful ef-| _ 3
world. This Act sets up a DeN-| facty, Fe Sunday Sctool 9.65 a.m.

Phone 365-5308
Box 1351, Castlegar

= don
done, \ On ret pes iter T think
that this has been a very pro-

-| ductive session. It started out

a _ long time ago with Prime

i) there for an

Benne’
a record-sized budget.
Since that time legisla-

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B Barker Board - Brushes - Pitolde Bldg. Paper

C Ceiling Tiles - Cements - Cerami
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F Formica - Fibreglass - Floor Coverings

G. Glass - Gyproc
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P Plywoods (all sorts) - Paints - Plaster

Q Quick Plug

R Resilacrete Vaints - Roofing Materials
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T Toofs (hand and electric) - Twinseals

U Urethanes - Urez

V Vinyl Tiles Varathanes

W Windows (P.erson, etc.)

X X-tra Special Cash Discounts

Y YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY HES

TERS

Hon has been tabled by vari-

outlining the
governments program. While
many of the bills have been
routine. several major pieces
of legistation have been con-

sider
a three most important
are | the Sormraen’ 's Compensa-
act to Amend
ie public Schools Act and An
act respecting collective bar-
gaining and mediation.

The Workmen’s Compen-
sation Act is the final result
of several years of work —
first of all through a royal
commission, resulting in
tabling of a proposed act last

id furth rs

pei

The Public Schools Act
will have a major effect on
administration of. school dis-
tricts and sets up a new fin-
ancing formula.

The act respecting coltec-
tive bargaining and mediation

sets up a new,
board to consider labour-
management problems «and
provides for a panel of ex-
perts to advise the board on

se
At the present time the ae fund scheme for. the staff
port Sacititige at Vancouver/of Selkirk Collen am

* Use only those chemic-
for a

I
are the busiest on the Pacific pleased that this act “received | #
coast, the increased | unsnimous consent of the lec-
trade growing between Can-|istature as it will bring bene-
ada and the Pacific rim coun-} fits to the staff of this Col-
tries, port is destined to lege and, will provide them,
be one oft the leading ones with security in the years to

ir
pest and carefully follow the
instructions on the label.
t Regard safety rather
than cost as the primary ¢ gone
sideration jin the selection of

Prayer 7.80 p.m.

pm.

Morning Worship 11 a.m:
Service 7 p.m,

. Tuesday: Bible Study and

Friday: Young Peoples 7.30

of the world. come.

Plant Now!

We Carry a Complete scale

Line of Handy Nursery
Stock. for the Kootenays

Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Shade Trees,
Flowering Ornamental. Shrubs,
Evergreens and Climbing Vines -

CONTAINER - GROWN EVERGREENS

AND SELECTION OF SHADE TREES
eeceeoceooen Specials this Month secessoooecet

HOPACRAB — Double Pink Flowering Ornament-
al Tree. Ideal for planting‘in the front lawn. 7-9
feet, well branched. $4.50 each.

PRUNUSNIGRA — Our best Flowering Plumb.
6-7 feet, well branched and budded. $5.25 each.

use o!

e8,
streams, fish and wildlife or
er interests in

munity.
tr Use ithe most selective ve! 7.80 pi

age rates and avoid the Jarge-
of persistent

the

ere
spring — yet. The frogs

Theft of Gasoline
Brings One Year- :
Sentence In Court

For the theft of gasoline
from parked care on.a

APOSTOLIC. CHURCH
Two blocks East of the

com-

Phone 365-3150
‘W. Love, Minister

Castleaird Shopping Plaza
t0'a.m. Sunday School Hour
11 a.m. Morning Worship

. Evangelistic Service
Tues., 7.30 Praeer: --Bible Study

THE SALVATION ARMY

pe) pm. lines Mes
7.30. pan. Prayer and Bible
Stady.

‘Thursday:
7.30 pm. Home a

7.30 mn. Open Air and
Peoples. Public insted to

FUNCTIONAL AND DECORATIVE are the zinc-coated panels
tandards erected in Trail'several months ago as a

bor spiritual leader was orig-
inally constructed by the Un-
ion. This group has maintain-
ed both the land and the
edifice in a small park near
Brilliant.

The .bill,
Lands and Forests: Minister
Ray Williston, grants the Un-

ion title to the area to. be.
held in trust as a public park. |

Economic Crisis Makes :

' Bill 33. Necessary Says Committee

UNITED CHURCH
OF. CANADA |

is being fought ight in your’ own

backyard.“ Just ask the pea- points,

ecessary.

“Surely it is most signi-
a ficant ‘iiat the low det a
maost

The six-month “impasse
between management and Ia-
bour in the Southern ior

hac left in its wake dire ver-
sonal . bankruptcies

id | lic’s welfare.

tion should be given a enhance
- | before

ple in the
¥ Bradley said th Jum:
ber strike was'a classic

was a classic
where both parties in n the dis he dis:

‘ Provincial

legislation has many good
especially. tnc

pute were

public sympathy rehes thee than
havi pub-|ao

for the

its we gay the
ice's new labour legisla-

purpose th
ping up a barrage: of cri-
le

y said
tir [being dome to the general pub-;
4c as a result ot te South-

tion of residents in the area
affected.

ticlsm?”
set up to repzosent the third

“ven

politi.
clans who, d th
Committee is an organization| labour voto fo get electnal ~

have pins the Sveliare ‘of

‘introduced: by].

-seats* 96 under the hood

and only $2495 in the

showroom.
This low priced Datsun wagon could well tam,
out to be the perfect family car.
It doam’t look like a box. Or park like a bus,
if can comry 8 feruly, of five pins the fithtal
St. Bernard. Or two people and enough champagne
and luggage to escaps from the kids for a month.
But you don’t g a es i Sar oom,
without bulk-o oie The t front
| Repaae ols So oe es ee Tae
: oo; jot Tho

Feet

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bs up ventilation sy ‘

Seveisl thas Gack miitute aa Jon Gdive: Ths stesog
heater-defroster quickly makes high noon :
-out of chilly mornings.

{As for pep. Heartwarming: This is is the most powerful
‘wagon in its class. It has 96 HP geared to deliver

a. top speed of 100 m-p.h. It cruises at freeway speeda
With the solid feel of a thoroughbred sports car.

And only sips at the gasoline ; . - - thanks to the
advanced design of its 21

SPECIAL NOTE: See how the rear door swings up.
There's no ip on the vinpl covered deck eo thet yom

Ince height. No awkward Uftng. Como to think
efit... betterthanacarl _

-You can buy this ‘smart looking wagon with sporty
bucket seats and four on the floor for $2495
(suggested retail P.O.E.)..Or the relaxing Borg-
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more. Both offer you the big Dateun benafit Z
«++ 100,000 mile reliability. °

. Check the Datsun wagons out at your

nearest.dealer. But we warn you.

re’s security too. too eintootiy Sars disc rabeo on

Once you’ve seen them it’s hard

the general public
ms who are
vst7 hurt in any

matters.

These three acts in them-
selves have made this session
of the Legislature one of the
most important I have ever
attended.

The highlight of the ses-
sion in the matter of interest
and drama was the resigna-
tion of Phil te

He has not
the egistature since his sur-
gical operation, although he
made a brief appearance last

hardships.
fand a 25 per cent. drop in

basiness’ activity, addi
longed labour dispute.
“Hs all very welt to hold ee me Bradley: ae

i ' tallies and talk the flay
ionab Brights of the individual wien [these enild only be detected
of you're not nally affect-
ed, “But it is a far

Stree veiel story when the war
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ied Mr. not to get carried away. :

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id

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Costs one-fifth less—that’s what!

Yes, Sunday long distance calls cost around 20% less
than on weekdays — with a maximum charge of only
$1.95 for a three minute, station-to-station call anywhere |
in Canada. You'll find it particularly convenient in sur-
mounting the time differential between East and West.

after 6 p.m. So why
bother to write, especially on lazy Sunday?

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