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; . By neaiy, Beara
This ¥ ear Canadian Parliament Has Taken Up Dual ideas

wapapers-and Tadlo sta-( Dat: by faulty -aigiieoring; “the
tions Nalscovered years ago that|food budget is short because |.
if" they “wanted to “add a little prices are-too high, not because
controversy to liven up things | of expensive tastes or poor shop- estions that. may
all, they hed to ° ty to in ping h well afford extra pleasure for
a ‘what's. your ee eo umn omfo! hiloso-
or a “hotline” d the | phy, ms aleumtetabe one No : f dry ‘at °"¥f you are part’of a group
als untled publle ‘vould. ‘do the aire ‘ e : é with ‘special: performing 8!
advertiser or producer js going 4 * f ° for example, you may be doubly
Hatlo has | to use a gimmick if it doesn’t Fae the sang yaa pasa te find

t hi it ep welcome and
work. If a parent has not learn- do your Christma S shopplig

in one of the amateur
ed to say “no” to a four-year-

Sresontation, spots: it may. be
+ |oa child there is no point in t: Expo pub! elty departnent
the cereal for

Boo) lo vill’ gee / in ups

some! well-w ru

ere their advertising at the Ueizing;; and its pet Berend
youngster, at all tha’

@ } products on the market. A law prohibiting gimmick

Parliamentary committees advertising would further weak-

Look at the Past Reveals Ir
eriesTnbor  tinances ste~ have [Cn ena responsibilty and). Many Christmas : ‘Memories to

been accustomed to hearing "i . if 4 EN Joc
pon the gor ;, ee), ‘ ve the children, this isj°- December 95, 1535
pres ‘Brotestonal and Jaber. for marketing control. It is : a : . us the ea best Christmas that “Beset by cold and maneer, the. guise. of unanswered hues:
ness assoclation doubtful that it would have any ever was. The adults agree in fear ot eatile In srt ne tions — then o-Rendezvous
marked effect on the: price of (but still, they look back a little | French explorer er Jacques | care is “your ‘answer, for you,’ and
food. wistfully. at the Christmases of jand his band Bel your. whole group, if your group
oe with nostalgic tho- number 50 persons or more.
Obviously there are many la good old-fashioned
areas in which changes need to f ecial
be made. Divorce laws are arch-
aic and need to be rewritten to] -

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and: aeaice advertising,’
je. kind of Suggestions
are bare feet with the dis

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If you! have a. grup of 50 | nis
persons more planning to

that Denise will

able to fit: you into the right

Answer, the questions

people can piche. ‘and:Expo will know what
The - Canadian parliament

this year has taken up these dual

ideas as though they were new

, LOW LEVEL PORTS on the north side of
the Arrow dam sluiceways are shown in
this picture by Hydro photographer Bob
- Bittner. The four ports here and the four
on the south side of the dam will be used
: to increase the discharge through the dam
‘after its completion. There will be three

gates in each port: a service gate on the
upstream side shown here, a control gate
and a downstream service gate. Port open-
ings are 20 ft. high by 25 ft. wide. ane
port shown here with the large openi
it has another 60 ft. in height yet to” be
constructed.

+ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Demeo Honored

or the
ne other ‘things
1 to pop up‘in'

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79¢

com-
mittees” to inquire hie such
things as drug costs, divorce
Jaws and the rising cost of liv-
ing has opened ‘the eusla toa
wider assortment of organiza-
tions and individuals anxious.to
express their points of view on

(ow is Expo-Rendezvous do-
ad to de peatel vey plea har thank
ave

Stuart
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Memories enhance the sea-

_On Occasion of Golden Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. -Michael De-
meo of Castlegar were honored

Saturday evening on the occa-

sion of their golden wedding an-

niversa:

memorating the

officiai
<The couple also received a
hand-engraved apostolic less:
ing from Pope raul presented to
them by Rev. E. A. Brophy.
Numerous friends and. re-
latives gathered at the Hi Arrow
‘Arms to pay tribute to the pop-
ular couple. A three - tiered
wedding cake flanked by gold
hand-engraved candles

ary.
The altar of St. Rita's Cath-
olic Church was adorned by
baskets of golden yellow mums
where an‘ evening mass com-
anniversary
was celebrated. Cousin of the
bride, Rev. Maglio of Cranbrook
iciated.

ellow net
2
orchid corsage.
thelr eldest son and his wife,

Father Brophy, Mrs.

seven grandchildren, Louise,

the head table.

The cake, decorated with
pink roses sat upon a ruffled
doily, Marking each tier was a
gold. divider with the top tier
crewned by the figure 50.

Yellow. and white mums
graced the tables While two bou-
quets on the hea eo etable, were
accented by gold

At each jala bowe were indi-

ing Stephen, Lawrence and Tom-
my. Demeo.

Master of ceremonies was
Geno LeRose, nephew of the
bride.

Guest speaker, Mickey Mor-
an, ‘gave the toast. He spoke
fondly of the couple relating
how he first approached the
Demeo home, then located on

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Columbia Ave., in search of lodg-
ing. He was offered lodging for
“one night” — a night that ex-
tended to five years when Mr.
Moran became a married man.
He also read a letter from
Rev. Joseph Barnes sending his} 0:
regrets for not being able to
attend. Each Father present
spoke kindly of the hospitality
they all received at the Demeo
home sbicly was always open to
every Dri

The oft hest tribute was

4 paid by Rev. E. Doyle who com-
ented “Mr, -

3 and Mrs. Demeo
taught examp]

preach by word,” and wished
them many more years of happy

: reading days in this life and in

the aries

Mayo! Louis Maglio paid
tribute xh the couple on behalf
of friends and relatives in the
of Nelson.
Besides the many gifts and
cards the couple received gifts

from Promier and Mrs, W. A.
C. Bennett, Prime Minister Lest-
er Pearson, Hon. Don Brothers,
minister of mines and petroleum
resources and from places such
as Colorado, Courtenay, Vancou-
ver and many of

Mr. id. 0 also

Bou yellow
ite SES atioouee
from Mayor R. C. Maddocks, the
own Council and the citizens

i Cassegars— Saya

Out-of-town guests were
from Trail and Nelson with
Mrs, Anna DeGirolamo and Mrs.
Margaret Vietch from Victoria.
An evening of dancing fol-
lowed with the honored couple
opening the dance with the first

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With the star of Christmas over our land, we join
in the full spirit of the holiday to wish you and yours

t in Castlegar

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‘vidual candy favors wrapped in
bearing the names

For the occasion Mrs. De-
meo chose a two-piece lace dress
in peacock blue with a matching
velvet pillbox hat and black ac-
cessories, accented by a pink

Seated at the head table
with the honored couple were

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Demeo,
Adelina
LeRose, sister of the bride and
the bridesmaid 50 years ago, as
well as the four oldest of the

Lorraine and Michael .Demeo
and Charlene McInroy. The re-
‘three be-| Nrs. Di

ae
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waltz,
ni of ‘Trail: and Eugene Demeo.

jolly good fellows.”

couple with
Mr. and
meo were married Dec. 17, 1916
at the Cathedral of Im-
maculate in Nelson. with: the
DeGirolamo, arriving fe
a

or the
sole

originally came from
ferent sections of this provines.
ia 1908 while Mr. Demeo came
in 1898.

Mr. Demeo first worked in
New York for two or three years
gomint to Nelson to work for

1 he lived-in Castle-| was
gar but moved ts Trail in 1916
where he was employed by Com-
inco. Here he worked for some
33 ie retiring as shift boss

in I

we Demeo, during his time
in Nelson Drier to moving to
Trail, belonged:'to the ‘Knights
of Columbia.

e Demeos have lived in
Castlegar for the past 21 years
residing first on Columbia Ave.
then in {fe early 1950's moving
ae
e inate le enjoy. gardening.
They have three. sons;
Belo of Nelson, Eugene of ‘cast-|a
legar and Silvio of scam id

OE Holy,

Music was provided by Leo-
nard Perri and Roland Cacchio-

fi

Friday evening Mr, and Mrs,
Nick Stoochnoft on behalf of
the neighbours, presented the

bride, the former Miss Maria B

Napee’y Italy though: from dif-
emeo arrived: from Italy

ie

Well, We’ve Decked
The Halls With Boughs

Jingled the-+----

_ Bells, Threw Rocks at oe

these: matters,

The evening ended with the | ¢
guests singing ‘For they are

is not ree by poor driving,

provide for dissolution of mar-
riage when the marital relation-
ship has completely broken
down, for whatever reason.

Federal and provincial: sa-
les taxes on prescription drugs
cannot be justified. People who
suifer chonic diseases, whose
very life depends on continued
medication, frould receive those

gs free or at least at manu-
facturers’ cost.

In a free enterprise eco-
nomy, however, laws are to pro-
| feat the public against impure

for a he advance
Enjoy the confidence of shopping with cash in your pocket
«ready cash from GAC, And shop early to make sure you
get your first choice of gift items ..’. the sizes, 8, colors and
styles you want. Stop in or call your GAC office. You'll get
prompt, personal service and convenient monthly pay- *
ments fi fed to your budget. Get a cash advance from Gat
for holldey shopping ...er for.any 8 good reason,

‘and price fixing, Beyond that
alas ene sooeumaers responsi-
0 act or reject a pro-
duct on the ‘bans of pershual
taste or competitive ‘price.
The Senate-Commons com-

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Christmas Gantala
Presented Sunday
In United Church

A sacred oa Christ-
mas cantata “A King is Given” |?
cantata Sunday evening
byt the Castlegar United Church
Senior Choir. Mrs. M. Peachey
was organist and Mrs. F. Willey
conducted the
Narrators were ‘Mrs. R. Lan-

si
bleaue Solos. and az duets were
by: chojr memb:

le offéring received is to
be used for the mission work
the. church. Foll

was heard,
Carol singing was “enjoyed
and the evening was brought to
close with the serving of re-
eohmen| its,

Willey extended her
sincere are inks to the choir for
their faithful attendance vat all
| eae 4 practizes 3 and for those who
"| took the cantata.

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Color co-ordinate him from, head to toe

mittee on food prices has held
43 sessions in which they have
heard a mass of testimony. When
they sort through it ali, let us
hope they come up with some-
thing more creative than the
usual recommendation for a go-
vernment board to control prices

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— SOMETHING TO CONSIDER —

With the 25th of December here again, we would like.
you to consider the following questions:

‘What does Christmas mean to you?

‘Do you feel that i in the Present, with increasing con-
flicts, we have lost the spirit of the Prince of Peace?

Do you buy war toys? Do you think that these toys
entirely contradict the significance of Christmas?

Do you actually think that this war toy mockery of |
Christmas should continue, even in your own home?

REMEMBER: ‘‘Just as the twig is bent the tree's in-

clined.” moet

Comments: would be welcome by: Union of Youth, Box 760,

Grand Forks, B.C.

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“with the correct color socks to make: your
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‘sonal joys, and with good rea:

ie a
the Christmas: season.:
‘A look at the “past reveals
momentous :< occasions, joyous yeu

ant, well as
polena little things that ave, by-
gone times living’ meanin,
and all faking place on or about
Christin: 8 Day. .

Tesrakee 24, 400 A.D.

bt , in the fifth century
AD. rch bells rang on
Ghritmes Eve to call Christians
2 “rhis “Be a seemingly ns gly simple Rahs
eat had gnificance, for
it meant that. Christmas ¢ gould
Porehip in areedor: instead of

in secret, as earlier =
gion. ‘of Christianity had
them ‘ to. ‘do. . .

December 25 600 "AL
‘Traditionally, teat ri es at t

Christmas gland
held at ihe ound Table of King
Arthur. -The ; actual date is, un-
known, but, Teter ices to
legendary king have been fraced | i

— in tho courageous
ensbled the ‘tiny, band to hold
ee sprin; i

Is Sil Mystery

To Historlans

Did a spinster hang. BP the
first Christmas \stocking?: Leg-
end says yés,but ‘history gays
no — or at:most, “Maybe.”

‘st. Nicholas, a fourth cen-
tury bishop,’ secretly. gave ;gifts
of ge gold for the dowries of ‘poor

spinsters. His .method was to
pout the gold: gown a a chimney
by night, cat

ot eaalon 80. Jeng-

irit that |;

‘ ithe
from all
: partaot ‘of’the'U.S. and even from

suites their intention of wale
in) e during the!

“Denise Boay

feels ,that
ane has only: aerate
face,

ed the sur-

queries 4 ‘gre pouring in!
carts. ‘of Canada, gait

Majority ‘of’ “the queries
from ;Europe,; she says, have
been from. France, and most
ot the tours from. everywhere

.planned by :sfudents ‘tea-
chere and even school-boards.

eat not course, as if} this
wasn’ ie enough, Expo-Ren-
dezvous deals with conventions
that are being planned f rT .Mon-
freal during >time,

On. 01
end "8a! at hie eet, mire .
stocking, hung by tl freon | peak

aie forméfitting’ ‘hosiery
unknown : until thir-

teenth .century.: Earlier, “people in

cloth or’ rags: around
pra as, substitute for mo-
dern,
‘Hven ‘after William’ ise” i
jwented th

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