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2: CASTEHGAR NEWS,- Thursday, Jan. 12, 1967 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1967

FROM THE GALLERY

What Direction Will Goverment Steer?

One of the questions Can-)

adians have been asking them-
selves with some concern as the
Centennial Year is launched is;
What direction will the country
steor as it starts its second cen-
tury — will it be towards more
government paternalism and

(and it is hard to imagine other-
wise) he is keeping them to
himself, Other spokesmen for
the Liberal right wing, however, | t
ean hardly be expected to keep | o!
silent, Saskatchewan's Premier
Thatcher is probably preparing
a blast while this is being writ-

soclal welfare schemes or will! ten.

it be towards less government
monopoly and a greater: empha-
sis on private initlative?

The question was part
swered when Prime
Pearson called a press confer-
ence one afternoon and announc-
ed that former finance minlstér
Walter Gordon had been named
to the cabinet as with-

Thatcher and his colleagues
who fought so valiantly last
summer and fall to rescue the

an-|party from its sociallst droop

must feel that Mr. Pearson has
performed. another of his rug
pulling stunts for which he is
becoming famous.

The finer points of the ar-

out portfolio,

it would be unfair to Mr.
Gordon to suggest that he used
his threatened resignation from
parliament as a club with which
to beat his way back into the
cabinet. Obviously if the pai
was not going to adopt his poli-
cies his only alternatives were
to join Ralph Cowan as a car-
ping maverick or to resign.

If finance ter SI
has any fears about the new

i for his

ERT,

DEALER
: CASTLEGAR WEWS

vs financial internationalism,
escape most people and few ec-
onomists agree among them-
selves let alone bares on how
the views of Mr. Sharp differ
from those of Mr. Gordon,

Most Canadians agree that
foreign control of this country’s
resource development an

Mr. Gordon are agreed on that.
Where the disagreement comes
is Oi What price we are prepared
to pay to reduce the percentage
f foreign control, When it starts
to hit

First Meeting of Year |
reid by Women’ s Group

tating-3

interested? |

Are you interested in the formation of a liberal
fe hin (similar to those of tho Unitar-

The first regular
of 1967 of the Women’s yercrd

pre S
tlve part With ingens read.

tion of. the Robson Community | ings,

Memorial Church was held re-
cently in the church hall, The

most, i prepared to forego
the Gordon theories in favor of
the Sharp Policies, It is axiomat-
je that a country the size of
Canada cannot expect to enjoy
the high standard of living ct
the rich neighbor without letting
that neighbor have some say in
how the’ economy is handled.

Economics’ aside, the Gord-
on appointment carries the
more serious implication that
once again expedient politics
has taken precedence over Pelear.
ly defined principles. Mr. Pear-
son and his advisers have ap-
parently sericea to stick to the
old game of trying to weo the
voters by being all things to all
men,

Those who had hoped that
a party of princi iple was omere:
ing are left with no place to

and indus-
ee potential is to be avoided
possible. Even Mr. Sharp and

turn,

By Hazel. Woodrow

THE SOUNDING BOARD
Railroad Crossings Built
In Best Interest of Horse

that ser
known as the Bluomeree |=

% | road
Grossing” and bidding would un-| ie
to h new bh

3
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D: Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 365-7175
Across High Junction from

Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship Pes 730 p.m.

Family Bible Hour - 10 am.
All Welcome

Apostolic Church
2 blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Centre
(0 am. — Sunday School hour
11 am. Morning Worship
7.30, p.m. Evangelistic ©
: Service
Phone 365-5884
Rey. C. Stone, Minister
All Welcome

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

& am.- Holy Communion

11 am. Holy Communion

PENTECOSTAL

. TABERNACLE
_ 791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. K. D. Cooper
t Phone: 365-5212

.55. a.m. Sunday School
1.00 ‘am. Wors!

7.00: p.m, Evening Rervice

7.30 Meeting

riday: .

7.30 Youth Meeting

“Where you are a stranger but
once”

|

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

GRACE ©
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Service of Worship and
Sunday School at 11 a.m.

THE SALVATION ARMY
(863 Main Street)

Sunday -

11 am. Holiness Meeting

Wednesday
8.00 p.m. Bible Study

Thursday
10.00 a.m. Home League

Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff Phipps

‘CHURCH OF GOD:!:
(Kinnaird Comm. Hall)”
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson
Phone 365-6762
9.80 a.m. Sunday School
10: 30 a.m. Morning: Worship
» “Youth Fellowshi

7.00 iar ‘
af Bible study & & Pr
7.30 p.m. Wednesdays

* Held in homes

Week of Prayer Service
‘Wednesday, January 18
In the Castlegar United Church

Guest Speaker: Rev. Keith Cooper
Of the Pentecostal Church.

7.30 P.M.

lcularly di
ous winter months, is a motor-
ist's nightmare, E But what would
interest the collector is the fact

that this crossing was

built in the est ‘intareat of the

bore and buggy.
A-crossing at this particu-
eliminated the Bossibil-

of blinkers, w:
frightened into motion by an ap-
proaching locomotive,

But the horse and buggy is
seldom, if ever, seen on this
section of road these days, a
fact that seems to-have escaped
the department of highways. Or
perhaps the historical i-
cance of the crossing if what
has prompted: it to be left vir-
tually untouched throughout the

cab all for preserving things
of historical significance tco, but
really, there J is a limit.

Stecang of crossings, . the
Renata ferry will soon be a mere
memory. While discussing its
termination of service, Mayor R.
C. Maddocks quipped: “I wonder
if the government will try to
sell me thatio one for $1.

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dahlin re-
ed Friday from Kitimat

apeat the holiday
thet son and dau-

Dahlin an
return ny gilldrer ‘at xy
‘and spent a few days wit wh Hs

Dahlin’s

‘brol other: and his wife,
. P.. Marsh. It was
eis note Kitimat scle:
Chris!

ig

Tuesday. The occasion was mar-
red somewhat when Mr. Melvil-
le entered the hospital the day
before. Fe

: Misses Donna McCreight and
Deborah Barisenkott were lun-
cheon guests of

ow Mrs, J. Raine,
was in the chalr,

The devotional program, ar-

ranged by Mrs, J. Smith, had all

World of Golf
TV Match Slated
For Saturday

Mexico City is the scene of
the next “Shell’s Wonderful
World of golf” television match
in which the home professional,
Antonto Cerda, plays the Ameri-
can star, Johnny Pott. The match
will be shown in color on the
CBC network Saturday after-|
noon,

The Club de Golf Mexico

isa majestic course stretching

arly 7,000 y: and with a
Bar of 72. It oats through a for:
est of venerable cedars. As a

It, accuracy off the tee is
an absolute must, Indicative of
the courses's quality is the fact
that it has been the site for Can-
ada and Eisenhower competl-
tions,

The course, like all of Mex-

, i8.on a high pla
7,000 feet above sea
e, rarefied thin air,
olf ball, meets . with
on 36 lower | th
courses, But even, :with this aid
to extra yardage the an

'd-/play as long as they, shot

Included with the commit:
tee reports was the account of
the annual Christmas visit and
carol sing made by several
members to the Butler . Rest
Home. The afternoon came‘to a

close with the. presentation of |.

small gifts to each of the guests
at the home.

After Slecuaelng > Bro projects
and activities for t
year the president ne coming
members of the. standing com-
mittees as follows:

Kitchen, Mrs, T, Batchelor
and Mrs. H. Perkins; missionary,
Mrs, A, Anderson and iH,
Perkins; gift box, Mrs. 0. Suth:
erland and Mrs, H. Evans; pian-
ist, Mre. A. Thorp; Hymn Books,
Miss Lily Perkins; visiting, Mrs,
D: ‘Carter and Mrs. A. Ander-
The members were told of
the many uses for used Christ-
mas cards and it was decided
to: answer the roll call In Feb-

lary with donations of used
Chrigtmas cards to be sent over-
seas,

On behalf of the members
of the association and the presi-
dent, the retiring president Mrs.
D. Carter and the retiring secre-

Mrs. R. Waldie were pre-
sented with small gifts of ap-
preciation for th the many years of
devoted service and leadership
they hs pave v4 ay the association,

ie or Q

s) for the Castlegar-Nelson-Trail area?

Come to a meeting at the home of Ross Fraser,
301 Ridgewood Drive, Woodland Park, Kinnaird,
Sunday, Jan. 15 at 2 pm m. Call 365- 3171 ‘for inform.
ation.

NOW OPEN
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Full Course Meals Lunch..Boxes Packed
Good Food at Reasonable Prices
Why Not Give Us a Try?

Hours - 7 a.m. - 12 midnight Mon. - Sat.
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FREE. COFFEE SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th:

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; : ;
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Mrs.

Wright’s

Cake Mixes

White,-Chocolate,
Spice, Yellow or’
‘Deluxe Devils Food

19 oz.Pkg..

Jan. 12mto 140
‘WE RESERVE THE RIGHT:
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Rexall Cut
The Cost
of Living...

Peanut Butter

Empress,

48 Oz. Reg.
or Chunk.

Apple Juice.

3 Town House

Fancy. Clear.
46 fl. oz. tin

Large Fags

Breakfast Gems. 9 99
Farm, Fresh. Grade A doz C

Fruit Pies

Bel-air Frozen.

Premium Sut.
24 oz. each’... fae

Hair Spray
A Quality Formula

 32-0z, ’
Save 30c

” Lady Dainty

. Detergent

Fluoridated

Toothpaste

: $1.26 Value
Two Tubes

Coffee

Safeway Brand.

All Purpose Grind.
1 Ib. bag

Fresh Bread
Soe. T for $1

Fresh Chips

Captain's Choice. Frozen.

Just heat and serve.
20:02. pkg.

Tomato Catsup

Taste Tells.
11 oz. bottle

24-02.
Save 35c

Rexall Instant’ :
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Rexall Refresh
Air Freshner

Save 10c On
Each Package

Or Envelopes

Floor Wax

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Save 15¢ ..........

Bieacn

White Magic.
Full strength. .
128 oz. Paste esheets

2a

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Facial Tissue

“Truly Fine.

: Assorted Colors.
“Box of 400 ..

Instant Milk
3 Ibs. 89c

eee

‘Harvest.

‘Blossom. -
No.1 Quality.

25,"$1.69

f Miss Kay Hu;
who, celebrated | her, 10th ble

a aay visitors to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. N.
Arishenkoff ‘were Mr. and

Bill os of Galifornia.

t who - celebrated ‘thelr

Everyday

Low ‘Price eee nicer ce

Save 10c..

ede anni:
52n Ba ding inniversary,

arol celebrat-
ed her 10th: birthda
with invited

Fresh Po rk

Grain-Fed. Government
_ Inspected.
‘Serve with Applesauce.

“White or. Pink.
. Tarty, Juicy. 48's .

California ‘Navels.
Sweet and Juicy.
For the Lunch Box

_ Fresh Florida.

Grapefruit

$1

oo for yea

FT Ibs. $1

: Everyone Wel -Sp d by Mi is ial Assn.

1
MI-31 Antiseptic 100% Plastic

Mouth Wash Playing Cards
63 | ot $1.00

Boston Style .

Pork Loin Chop Soe mtn
Sliced Side Bacon =="

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Okanagan Delicious,

-85c Fresh Apples arc”
85c Fresh Carrots:

Vacuum Bottle
20.07. 69c

arl’s Drugs And
itts Prescriptions

UNITED CHURCH.
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada —

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD
ROBSON GENELLE
Phone 385-8397 - Phone 865-7814

hee kk Willey Rev. Don Faris
‘WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Age 3 to grade 3-11 am.
Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 a.m. |

wh,
Carol's sister,. Elizabeth attend-

Did you know? — A nice
gift me a Yitend who does a lot
of reading is a pretty
er. Cut corners from old enval-
ope g,and decorate them with

drawings or designs from your
old greeting c:

5 Ibs. $1
2 ths. 29€

Use as Gargle
12-Oz. Bottle ..

Cher ani and tender. -
Serve buttered.”

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