day, Dec. 6, 1962

CA STLEGAR NEWS

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i Established in Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven

Join the Hospital Society and Use Vote

= In the advertising columns of this
newspaper last week appeared a public °
notice placed by the board of manage-

ment of the Castlegar and ‘District Hos- “

pital urging residents of the Hospital Im-
provement District to take a direct inter-

those members registered in the society
“before Jan. 1 will be eligible to vote at
ithe meeting.

Residents of the area should take
advantage of this invitation to join. As
the hospital's board of management has

inted out. the hospital is in financial

est in the operation of their hospital by
; hy hospital soc-

of the
jety. . :
The annual meeting of the society
_ will be held on March 1, 1963, and only

. We Believe

Freedom : is not bestowed,

. by. struggle, pot accident. :
+, It foll that ds on
what and how we nates It depends on
‘belief in the greatness of man and that
belief in turn depends upon belief in God,
and man as God’s child.

Short of that belief- man is a-slave.

it is won

-If man is to be free and willing to.

” grant freedom to his brother, :he must

have a great God,‘ greater. than ambition.

or power; his God must be Love — the
God and Father of our Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ.

Such freedom as we enjoy and cher-
ish in hope ard resolve comes from this
faith. — Dr. McLeod in the United
Church Observer

Shopping at Home:

Christmas is almost here and our
thoughts begin to turn towards feelings
centering around the home. By perhaps
stretching the point a bit, thoughts also
begin to center around the idea of shop-
ping for gifts here at home in the stores
of Castlegar and Kinnaird.

At the one extreme, all-.shopping
should be done in this area where local
merchants pay taxes, contribute to local
charities and appeals, and generally con-

History Repeats

In an I “weekly
published in Winnipeg,’ Nov. 6, 1902 ‘ap-
peared the following item:

. “Sixteen hundred Doughobors, all
hungry, lean, barefooted and_ sparsely
clothed, have this week left their land
and cattle and walked into Yorkton, Sask-
atchewan. Their cattle have been left to
run loose. They. have left all their worldly
belongings.

“Carrying invalids, they came into
town exclaiming that they were looking
for Jesus. Later they left the town again
stating that the Lord had told them to
do so. ©

“From the townspeople they refused
all assistance of clothing and food. Some

_ children died on the trip.”

Today, 60 years later, the same type

of people are camped at Hope.

difficulties and surely any residents in-
terested. in the maintenance of a high
standard of hospital .care in this area as
,well as the efficient utilization of hospital
facilities and careful expenditures of pub-
lic monies should join thé society. to help
judge for themselves just how these fac-
tors are being integrated. :

The board of imenieentcnt has been
doing a t job of holding costs
down at the hospital, aided by a con-
scientious adminisrator, while the doct

VICTORIA REPORT

By JANES K. NESBITT

" tives have sud-
jaadenly come alive,

have been aroused,

There's no doubt young (46)
‘Mr, Fulton is a power in this coun-
fy: i doubt very much, however,
that be the next Premier
of British Columbia.

1 admire his courage and de-
termination to bring back the Tory
tide to the beach; it will be a stiff,

can do what appears to be the im-
possible I-feel that he might, He
has the personality, the prestige

and a terrific political heritage in

B.C. His roots go back a century in

this province. Most of his male

forebeard HAVE: been legislators in
thi two, hi

who practice in the hospital have been
cooperating with the board in a manner
which could well be emulated in other
parts of the province. They have not al-
ways agreed with the board, but at least
they have been willing to meet with the
board and discuss any differences.

The hospital society’s annual. meeting
next March should be well attended by
Persons who have the right to vote. But
to have that right means joining the soc-
iety by the end of this year. You can do
so. by contacting Mrs. Clara S: in

» his
Davie and his’ great-uncle Davie

uphill fight for him, but if any man | pre,

Fulion Brings Excitement

this, beitig the capital, is the seat

of Government and the very heart
‘and home of B.C, politics.

He could not possibly be called

Q carpet-bagger in Victoria, though

7 Kamloops, Sectal Credit will say he
was afraid to face up to Mr. Gag-
Jardi, He could not be called a
earpet-bagger here, for while he
was born in Kamloops he want to
school here, His mother was born
here, His family has ilved in Vic-
toria from colonial times.

The fight Fulton is ‘about to
embark upon is bigger than person-
alities; he’s too astute to get into a
wild personal Wattle with Gaglardi.
There's much more at stake than
that. He wants to be the Premier,
not merely MLA for Kamloops. He
doesn’t want to sit in opposition to
mier Bennett's : Social Credit.
Even being Leader of the Opposi-
tion wouldn't satisfy him, though
if he could attain that, he'd be on:
his way to the Premiership,

The: next provincial ‘general
election's going to be plenty excit-

were Premiers. |.
The only mistake made so far

hurried so that Fulton could run in
the Dec, 17 byelection in Point
Grey and so, perhaps, gain a seat
in the Legislature. A party leader
should be in the House. =.

The big, intriguing question at
the moment is this: where will Ful-
ton seek a seat. Everybody is sure
it will be in Kamloops; a battle of
the titans in Kamloops—between
fulton and Highways Minister Gag-
lardi.

Castlegar at 283 - 3rd Avenue.

A Two-Way S treet

tribute to the well-being of the commun-
ity. At the. other extreme, these same
merchants buy from wholesalers offering
the lowest prices and the widest variety
of merchandise and they can hardly ex-
pect’ the would-be purchaser to do other
than to buy. locally only if the goods
being offered here are of sufficient var-
iety to please’ the greater percentage of
the p are of ive qaul-
ity, and — most importantly — are priced
competatively with the same goods being
offered at Trail and Nelson.

An exhortation to. “Shop, at Home”
is ‘good for the idea behind it is that dol-
lars’ spent locally .continue to circulate
locally and thus help boost the local
economy. But in this time of fast cars,
greater mobility and good highways, the
gas for a drive of 20 or 30 miles can be
written off to entertainment and once a
potential shopper has to leave this area
for just one: item, he or she is going to
purchase a number of other gifts while
away.

But just as the local merchant has
a responsibility to ensure that the lines
he carries are as complete as is possible,
the residents of this area also have a re-
sponsibility to look over local stocks and
purchase everything they can here. In
this. way, those on both sides of ‘the
counter are doing the proper thing by
their communities. After all, trade is a
two-way street. E

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of economy of space. if

is strong in
have no doubt of that. Why should
Fulton seek personal defeat there
by opposing Gaglardi? If all Davie
Fulton has in mind is personally
beating Mr. G. he'd best stay in
Ottawa,

Fulton, therefore, might run
in adjoining Salmon Arm riding,
which is part of his Federal riding
of Kamloops. That wouldn't be run-
ning scared; it would only be good
sound common horse sense.

Fulton has never represented
Kamloops in the B.C. House. He
represented Kamloops in the Fed-
eral house, and federally and pro-
vincially they are two different rid-
ings. If he runs, provincially, other
than.in Kamloops, he'll not be de-
serting “Kamloops. becaused he's
scared of Gaglardi. It’s not as if
say, the Premier suddenly pulled
out of South Okagagan and ran. in
North Okanagan.

I would think - the wisest
course for Fulton would be to seek
one of Victoria city’s three seats.
He is now starting a brand new

* | Political career; as party leader he

will have to move away from Kam-
loops. anyway, I would think, pro-
bably close to Vancouver, where
the organization and wealth will
be. His home could be here, for

is that the whole. matter wasn't,

SMILE AWHILE

‘Two butterflies weren't allow-
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moth ball.
°
What ala the envelope say to
the stamp?—You're a bit of a
square, but you send me.
tee

What did the sea say to the
shore?—I can’t come in just now,
but YH sive. you 8 wee wave.

Two flies aking: up a door.
Which is the sick one?—The one on
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“The fact that some seat belts
failed to measure up to the new
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and,
‘Trall as well’as'from om Nolonhd
expected: fo be’ here’ next: Monday,
evening when. an area workshop is

held ‘under the direction ‘of :'Toast-|/
‘master, area-governor Paul (Moroso.

‘Theme’ ofthe: workshop ‘is to
be ‘variety, in’ programining.'?: Sub-
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the educational aspects |

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Watkinson * of the

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Jest week by the Nelion Hotel team. |;
‘The Teague-leading Nelson Ho-

ted group: beat’. the ‘Packers » oy x

BY JACK’ WHITE.

is Part 1 “2 Aambnjsiration a

‘| Squadron will: ara: at ‘ha’ Hin
School: at "1:80 hrs Wednesd:

,.] 12 Dee, 6:
Gaaet hockey team a, play mall

JM, Parades:

8 Dee.

The ‘hunting season’ is drawing,
‘a close and'to many, who have
filed their tags ‘and ‘are’ satiafl

‘oast-| with the year's activities, let me of-

fer: my “heartlest congratulations.
For, those who have a'tag or. two

:| eft, like. myself, better luck ‘next

year, And to those who haven't filt-
ed’

: anon by: ‘government sources to
‘| date, the hunting: season’ has. pro-

duced'the largest harvest of game

* | ever, particularly, in! the Garlboo, bor

where Moose, Deer. and Goat were
all up*in mus harvested. °

1/20) pounder was hauled’ from the |

of {the safest sports,

Fishing is very good at present,
especially for, Dollies:from the nar- |

Lrowa clear up to Sunshine the Dol-

ies are being taken consistently of
late ‘from seven pounds on up. "|
SSS Mear tell via; Joa: Fodor that a |

river Monday, by,'a chap who, had
just landed a 12 and 215 pounder.
He felt so; good about ‘it he gave

and someone oo they, needed
than: ‘Joa did 20. they

“Locally, 01 attic
ery; “Rete Ewart, ‘gtates ‘that ‘30° far
e' can ascertain the deer . har:
pets ‘in’ this district ‘is about the
same. as last. year, but’ the Elk Elk’ kill
is down quite aways,

Tooed ae 5

‘Sunday 7:30 Bane: :

these: Services
Speakers

year has shown. a decided. increase

“and with jit:.the (number: of “accl-
dents, - particularly” “in our own. dis: |:

telet with four. The -Jast occurred
when’a hunter accidently shot his
own partner’ in the leg. “He thow-
"| ght it was a deer.” ‘Though this:is
not ‘uncommon, apparently, : some
fellows even take “sound | shots”
thats when they ‘hear-a noise and
fire at’ the spot they, think ‘its com-

* Jing from, In a'case such:as-this' I

‘sincerely: believe if anyone” comes
across them. their rifles should-be

for a few years...

The only other. ‘alternative, I
believe’ is ‘that every. applicant for
a’ hunting.’ license should «take /a

D, Douglas & Stelfox |

Hunting is "oné

The number : of ; Jnunters “this |

confiscated ‘and their licenses Lifted i

examination on the care and hand- | als

feats
= | Maddocks and Pauline Fowler.-This

The activity
Rivers ‘School was -a..very< busy
Place Tuesday evening.) when three

‘the ‘world, forgot: ‘to:
Let's all work at keeping it as such. looking for the. succer that took’ it.

tho ‘fish’ to Joe,’ so’ the story: goes |”:

Had ‘the biggest thrill in‘sport

F(
that I've had in‘a long time when T| Ne

School.
etd: rus of. the Pathe se

watched ‘Ron Lewis ‘and: his” rink
come:in‘ a ‘close ‘second ‘in the fin-
‘lals. of “the :high ‘school ' bonspiel
held - here ‘ last Sunday.” The: boys
and “girls taking part in the ‘spiel
put ‘on'.as ‘nice a''show of ‘sports:
manship “and skill ‘as I have ‘seen

who were watching did. If I could
curl like they:were curling T ‘would }§
b nde

oung people

ronapiel goes i: 3
week’s bouquet:''Skip Ron! Sw
third;‘Arden Eugsley, second Dek.
‘Judy Schel
cs

rg...

‘They: were’ playing. rinks from
aaa ital Nelson, Salmo, etc.,
who! have, Sout id dive years of
curling ‘uni elts.”

us a proud, and we're proud of them.

turn it and Joe's » ‘till =

“In fact I feel lke most adults on

Our: woven, ad curlers did ps

‘Bowling ‘practise will be held at
Dec. re.

ke place

: a ‘Orderly Sergeants: :
¥/Sat. is nhauer

Eillough
: ey

Browneis . of the.

5 Mrs. J, “Dakiel, District Com-
missioner, joined in'the™ Fairy Ring
and ‘enrolled three’new Brownies.
They. are Donna’ Haines, “Crystal
Hartson ane i Phsits “Popoff.: She.

‘wings : to . Kristine | 25!
./Peam
also | Pin’ “Dusters 3; Kript Kickio
8

Brownles . Pack ‘iow, = to Guides |:
and one. Brownie’ of the ast Castle-

‘Ladies high’ sing

207; Ladies: high ‘three Bev ‘Robin-
son’ 513.. Men's -high single. Bill
Bale 285; Men’s‘high-three ‘Peter

points. Happy Blower ay

the 2nd Guide Comp:

svasa: very) imp: ve. ceremony.
land was conducted by Mee: Dalziel
irls

‘Brownies are again' this year work-
yo ‘Hold:the; third seek ot Dec. the,
dane the ert ‘is..to bi

col
boots ‘will: be’ p:

earn
of.books were packed and. sent an
that they: were. very, much apprec:

chess: club 16:

ficers. at. a meeting to he ‘held at
7-pm. in the Marlane Hotel. /

Martin, L, Regan’ or H.' Johnson. ’

Burns,: Trail),
Eve \C. ‘Calder, ‘Tra

Cullough''287; Ladies high.”three | ¥
Grace McCullough 666. Men’s high |

‘ng on-a concert: which they hope | (oo,

acked “and sent to
‘Woodlands School, ‘Vancouver. BG ‘Team ‘No:

ip: in ‘the: Castlegar
stands .at.18.: Next
‘Wednesday: members ‘will elect oF

Persons’ interested in’ joining

the chess club should contact teve Tues day. o'clock League

0; ‘Happy. Blows
Ladies ‘high ‘single Grace | Mc-

single Tearl’.Simmons 295; ‘Men's

high” three Tearl ‘Simmons 147..
‘Team high* single No. 12: (Mrs: Ho-
gan) 1049; ‘Team high three No. 12
| a8. ‘Bogan) 26 2802.59)

Coffe Break League
‘Ladies high ‘single Alice Guth:

adies hight single. Vi McLuc
es high; three Helen

=./sPeam points Ross's: Meat Mar.
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: Other 600's: Gordon Batley 610

“ski; oro ‘ware Bro 619}. Peto. Kaze

y a
: No 0; SoOpeartors’ moe Nighthawks

ourke: 275; Men’s high ‘three |:

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Tuesday Nite: Mixed League |
Ladies high single Irene::
(Co-Operators) 244; Ladies ¢ hit
three Diana’. Franco (Ramblers),
615, .Men'shigh single Greg .Ste-
‘foniuk (Ramblers) 256; Men's high’
three .Greg *Stefoniuk * (Ramblers)
107; "Team high: single: Rainblers
1006; Team high three Ramblers
2912,

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1; chevron ‘1; Happy. "Gang | 3.) 4
Drivers / League :

adles “high. single Mickie :Ja-
cobson | 252;Ladies high three. Mar-
gare Munns 664. Team high single

Bumpers, 856; Tea mig three age
housts. 2198,
Team.points: Carburettors
Sparkplugs 213.8)

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‘aides “high sing le Nethi
307; Ladies high three Nethie
orshea 951/Men’s high single Nick

Nick Karzaniewski .
single Rovers 1139; Te
there Rovers 3186,. i

Harry-Cheveldave 719; Ja
‘om Cowlin 698; Flo.

J sannnaen ,619; George Jablon.

‘| Karzaniewski 316; Men's high three | &

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