PROGRESS is going ahead on the seeding pro-
cess at Castlegar and district golf course. With

the club’s

good, as sales

= The night of. witches and
goblins isa merry time for re-
velers ta YOUPS and old,

Keep it fun and don't let
dangerous pranks and neglect of
simple fire precautions spol the

+ Gay. McLaren,
manager of the National Safety
League of Canada, warns that
vandalism ‘and the setting up of
obstructions and other such po-|
tential hazards should have no

E |place in hallowe’en revelry.

cultivate — that of money -— does not look so

of debentures have begun to slow

well producing at.an excellent rate, the future
looks green indeed for the new nine holes, The
other green field which the golf club hopes to

a little.

IN THIS CORNER

U.S. TV Infiltration Worries Big Men

A Canadian Press story
from Toronto this week told of a
possible threat to Canadian TV
from broadcasting by the use of
cable networks: and domestic
satellites.

The threat, explains the
aay is due to the fact that “all

dirty Americans into Clean Can-

possibility leaves a
choice of two courses of action
open to the Canadian TV control-

ada,
This

lers.

thing from happ

roprams

and cBC will be available (dir- | @
) in Canada via a combina-
tion of cable television and dom-
estic satellites and later by sat-

ellites a to home receivers.”
‘This would remove the net-
essity of watching these pro-
grams when they are re-broad-
cast over a CBC or CTV station. | ture
With such a threat being
posed, the Great White Fathers
who dish out the TV. entertain-
ment to ail us ‘grateful Canadians
will have to take’ some action to
prevent the dirty intrusion of the

competitor.

into. the past, has been a

American programs — go
evision, but

They can prevent this whole
ening — some-
body should be erable to think of
law or two — or
they” can go to work and begin
to make Canadian’ TV too good
to be threatened by the U.S.

The menu on both CBC and
CTV in the present, and far pack

of Canadian programs —
almost ail bad television — and
ak

it of legal thinkery could im-
ig of U.S. TV. Or it could take

all-Canadian minds.”

club officials are still confident tis their duty to
the debenture sales will reach or exceed the
amount necessary to finance the course exten-
sion. — Castlegar News Photo.

By Amold Martin

elation mentioned above. Such a
pore a tax or licence on receiv-

the form of protests to the Yank-
ees that they are “polluting our

Not a booster of U.S. tele-
vision with its boo-hoo serials
and bang-bang _ Westerns, this

‘Parents are the ones chiefly
sponsible for their children
on this night. aes 5 uP to them

Safety League Reminds
Revelers to be Cautious

eral| Cold cream and facial‘ tissues

ieadies unless they can be en-
trusted with a competent older

Berens:

protect
their ‘children by (a) seeing they
ate safely’ costumed (b) enfore-
ing a reasonable code of behav-
iour and '(c) initiating < or support-
ing: community activities which
will provide a safe arin whole-
some outlet for a ee |W
hallowe'en spirit.

With this in mind, the Lea-
gue offers the following tips:

@ Make up the child's face
rather than buying a mask. Tex-
tile masks can easily obscure a
child’s vision, Many have inade-
quate openings for the eyes and
there is always the danger of it!
sipping down as the child runs.

The use of a little rouge,
eye brow pencil, eye shadow, lip-
stick, perhaps corn starch or
zine oxide, can a

youngsters into a ghost, pirate
or clown who will be‘the envy

of his friends. More important,
he will be comfortable and able
to see danger in time to avert it.

will remove the make-up later.

@ Provide the child with a
light-colored costume so he can
be seen more'readily by the mo-
torist.. Light-<olored. shopping
bags’ are also an asset. Dress up

its. with: reflectorized
tape or bands that glitter in the
light. The costume ‘should be
short enough so as not to trip
the wearer when either waliing
or running.
es should

@ = Costum
flame-resistant and of eae
woven fabric to prevent a pos-
sible -flash-fire from a flame or
8 ‘k. Clot ing jean = boimade

lame-proo! y dipping a

solution of 9 ounces of borax

and 4 ounces of boric acid mix-

ot pon a gallon of warm water.

ring by hand and hang out to

le ironing does not af-

the flame-resistance, the

pan must be repeated af-
ter each washing.

@ Insist that a flashlight—'
never a candle—be used to light
up a jack-o-lantern.

@ Urge your child to use
the sidewalk rather than the

streets and caution him not to
dash out from between parked
rid Point out the seriousness

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jable and the most ul
shape ot the clouds that drifts
across
sky of my erystal ball, is

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agian
threa’

is the interesting question. -

certain definite shapes.
The first shape

watch Canadian’ TV.

proud of. it.”

of ser-
ious Fee eine looming on the| 2
horizon for the first time, Can-
may, indeed, be

ten
What the big men in big
places will do ahout the threat Since the U.S. has explored

azing into the crystal ball pec
on my desk, I see dark clouds
and as I gaze they-form into

is the “tear-
jerker” game. “You ought to} ’

After
you're a Canaan and should be
The second shape is the leg-

that is so

that Canadians — and perhaps
‘Americans too — will prefer it.

ail the silly and undesirable as-
ts of.what TV can offer, the
challenge of Canadian Broad-
casters is to find out how much
good material can be offered to
their audience,
The excuse that “the people
get: what they ask for even if
it’s bad,” never has sounded too
convincing to me,

’ Perhaps the “TV survey-
takers should forget about call-

ing every tenth citizen to sek
what channel he’s watching and,
instead, spend some time in the
pubs and coffee shops listening
to the conversation.

They would find that much
of the eye-wash on USS.. televi-
sion is not'so popular, or so stim-
ulatin;

But the challenge to Can-
adian TV planners is to deter-
ban it to better, it not how

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Attempts to ‘doin -
‘ Salmon Arm District
And City Fail Again |»

The concept of amalgama-
tion. was rejected last week for
the second time by Salmon
district ratepayers.

Voting last Saturday by dis-
trict residents fell seven per
cent short of the 60 per cent

algamation.
‘The plan would have joined

ed that suppression of the ma-

* i
tai - “Gastlegar Socials i

The third, the oat’ “desir-

shape of a firm di pee deite
on the part of Canadians not to
the competition or|
make emotional appeals for sup-
port, but rather to offer. TV pro-] Mrs.
‘amming in Canada

vote required to initiate the am-

the glazed and prophetic) Mrs, H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Guests at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Pete Ewart over ‘the
weekend were the’ latter’s bro-
ther-in-law and. sister, Mr. and| ©
L. Dixon of Fort William;
Ont, and their son, Gordon Dixon

er ig in
much better than the U.S. stuff] of Hope.

Mr. and Mrs. Dixon were en-
route to Hope, where they will
be residing.

Mrs.,A. B. Merry is visiting
her son ani

and why
the soaping of windshields on
cars can lead to unnecessary in-
jury and death should the owner
have ‘to. use’ the car before He
as time and opportunity to
clean the glass.
Mr. McLaren also recommen-

rel
least four or five and go only to
poms with which they are fam-

The hours of childhood are
80. precious and so limited. Pro-
tect them with love, understand-
ing and sound judgement.

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and
and ae J. Merry at ‘duis River,
Mr. is in hospital at

Siapeen ail River after suffering
compound fracture of his leg
in an accident.

Mrs. H, Grummett who was
in New Westminster for two
weeks returned home last Mon-|
day. She-was with her brother,
Jim Wallace of Trail, who un-
derwent an operation in the Roy-
al Columbian hospital.

Mrs. Jerry Finlay and Mrs.
Bob Byers of Rossland visited
here with relatives during th
weekend,

Castlegar Residents
. Given 20% Discount
When Using Arena

who ra

ianaling zeuties as the skating

pro in both Rossland and ‘Trail.

Flichel, a skating en-

thusiast from her early child-

hood, is a native of eastern Can-

ada but received much of her

skating experience in the Okan-
agan.

She was introduced to mem-
bers of the local figure skating
club at the annual meeting of
the group, held recently at the
arena.

Officers - elected for . the
1967-68 term were:

Ben Thor Larsen;

into 01
the village of Salmon Arm uty
and the Salmon Arm district.
Voting in the village result-
ed in a 91 per cent yes. <
In the first vote on the ques-

posal also failed to pass.

Adoption of the measure re-
quires a.60 per cent approval .of
both village and district voters.

tion, in November, 1965, the pro-

vice "president, R. J. Windsor;
second vice president, Mrs. Quir-
ing; secretary, Mrs, Fodor; trea-
surer, Mrs, Earp; sirectars, Mrs.
Shutek, Mrs. Moroso, Mrs. Greg;
‘Mrs. Harman, Mrs. Warford and
Mrs. Van Yzerloo.

Due to the: increase in ice
fees the club fees were raised
to $7 and $5 for each additional

ts are giv-

ATTENTION

CURLERS

— REGISTRATION OF CURLERS —

Name

Mail to' Box 240, Castlegar

Position

League

Ladies ( )

Men ( ) Mixed ():

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CLIP’ AND MAIL

FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE 365-5448

ena 3 per cent discount by the,
oun of Castlegar.

e times will be ‘4 to 5.30
Tuesday and ‘Friday with private
lessons from 5.80 to 6. 30 Sun-

* This Friday has been set for

the second registration date —

Ltof4 pant and’7<to, 9: pm
Ve.

Business and Professional Directory

OUTBOARD MOTORS
LAWN MOWERS AND
TILLER REPAIRS

WALDIE SERVICE: CENTRE
Ph, 365-6767

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY
Recovering .— Remodelling
Carpet — Tiles

arpe'

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Call for free estimates — no
Phone 365-5636
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GORDON A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Health Service

605. Columbia, Ave. - <
Phone ° 365-7022
“REPAIRS
To Ail’ Major And
Portable: Appliances
CASTLEGAR
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Phone 365-6939

PARDMAN FURNITURE

Maytag Sales
and Service

: GUARANTEED REPAIRS
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
TERPR

P.O. BOX
Phone 365-7377
Castlegar, 5

‘INTERIOR VACUUM’
SERVICE

BY

MARVIN L, LoROY AE
Box 130 — Castlegar, B.C.
OPTOMETRIST

GREEP’S._ ELECTRIC
ICAL

qT Office Hours: :
ues. Fou; at.
ss ug! rs Phone 365-7075
Phone 365-7353
‘PLUMBING. HEATING
DESMOND T. Supplies and Installations -
LITTLEWOOD, D.O.S. Natural Gas and: Oil
. OPTOMETRIST Heating Specialists
366 Baker St. Phone: 365-8284
Nelson, B.C.
“Phone .352-5152

RUBBER” STAMES

KOOTENAY. WELDING
‘& CASTING REPAIRS
Steel tion

: : we Cole ‘Ave.
‘PIANO TUNING >| a i
AND. REPAIR Ph, 365-8531 _
-‘Keld Johansen
“1505 - Sth Ave.

Kinnaird, B.
;, Phone Ssco1s rs

CASTLEGAR -
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
; < Thoughtful Service sc: ice
op MAREANE, GRILL Granite, Marble and and”

Closed All Dsy Sunday” Bronze Plaques
' Wot just another place to eat
But the place to eat. another

Todustrial, Commercial
“Phone 365-7671 and Resid

Residential
Electrical Wiring
BOUNDARY

Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.

Electric Heat Specialists
fedallion Homes -
Phone’ 365-7241

“SEPTIC: TANK:
PUMPING
Phone 368-5166

SINGER REPAIR
SALES & SERVICE
_ All Singer Models On

Display
Located ia Castlegar

Flamings Motel
Ph, 365-7978

PARSLOW'S -
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths

Locksmiths — |
Goods |
h. 368-5925
_ 1919. BAY — TRAIL, B.C. ,
BONNEY. WELL DRILLING

Domestic Water: Wells
Reasonable: Rates”

Phone Jim Bonthron
(365-675. fi

KOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND. SUPPLIERS

GREYHOUND:LINES |
+ OF CANADA LTD. ;

‘ Effective December 1, 1967
Announces a proposed change
‘in rules and regulations aovern
Ing the following: :

a. Regular id trip fares
Minimurn fares he
arty, fares Z

4 inet suites en exclusive occu:

Piease consult ir focal

.C. on. or.
‘before iancoue 20,1967.

Sieyheund Lines of oe a

S.W.,_ Cal;

aie. COSTLEGeR NEWS

Published Every Thursday At

OF THE

AOVERTSING BUREN

or oS
Mall

J sie
oo

BO.
—_ Burt Campbell, Editor

y Hewspaners Advertising Bureat

te to the
$400 per year, The price by delivery boy ts 50 cents

News (s ‘will be used on request, but the correct name must

be submitted.. The Castlegar News reserves the right
to shorten letters in. the tateresta of economy of
space, f

: e e *:
Agreement: It: is. agreed: by. the advertiser re- 9)

‘Weekly News-

@ Canadian
papers Association, the Bo division of the Canadian ,
Weekly Newspapers Association, dees? the BC: Week-

the
Correct name: and’ address ot the writer, Pen, names

to: The
event beyond the amount paid for

eens

aisha

Cameroon’ 's Bilingual-Bicultural Problem|f
Is Unique Comments Dr. Bernard Fonlon

The African federal repub-

lic of Cameroon has a French-|

English bilingual and bicul.
tural problem with a difference.
‘The 80 per cent |

of| suke,

antimoslty between the

English |
and French-speaking sections of ¢

Cameroon.
Later this week, Daniel Mas-
minister of economic. de-

French-speaking figuring are en-
thu: aastie about lear aing English

and the English- king minor-|
Fron of 20 per cent want to learn

Provi bra funds, teachers] p
and euupment for schools is the
big prob

Private Funeral

Services for Infant

Priva' te funeral services
held today from St. David's ‘Ane
glican church for Curt D:
Pongracz infant son of Mr. and | emo!
Mrs. ARICA a Pongracr.
ig officiated
at the Hey ecal for the baby, who

'est| was born Sept, 7, 1967.

‘Tuesday night
Kootenay branch of the,Canadian
Institute of International Affairs
at Selkirk College.

He added that there is no

Interment was in Park Mem-
orial Cemetery, Kinnaird, with
Ca Funeral Home in care
of arrangements, 2

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“We thought Canada would)
de better able. than anyone else
supply bilingual

to’ su; staff,” Dr,
Fonlon said.

“Dr. ‘Fonlon believes | that
ere |since both the French and Eng-
lish are languages of adoption
in Comeroons “we haven't any

tment to one or

Eseslon

declined to offer Canada
any Hs eee in its bilingual pro-
dlems.

“Ht would be too ambitious
for us to think we can solve Can-
ada’s problems. We are looking
to Canada to help solve ours.

ameroon. with a popula-
tlon‘ of: five to six million peo-|
ple, became aude) ndent in.1960
‘with’ the and English
sections reuniting in. 1961. Dr.

Fonlon said it is one of the most
stable countries in Africa, with
universal adult sufrage and elec:
tions every, five years,

He accompanied the Cam:
roe Bresident, ‘Ahmadou Ahid-
0,
ae across Canada penne re-
ning to C: ext Wed-

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors.

for
‘Fast Efficient Complete Service

m ri
Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies
Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.

Phone 865-6933

nesday.

The president is French-|]

speaking but is taking English|
lessons to become fluently - bi-
lingual, Dr. Fonlon said. i

‘The parade will be as in
‘years and‘ the service |
held at the cenotaph.
‘Wreaths are to be distribut-
ed to the stores this week and
public tion will be made
on Friday and Saturday.
ies Will be sent to: all]

schools Nov. 7. Graves ‘will be
in both

ME

as individuals.

970, Castlegar.

Phone Dick Wayling at 365-5964
or S. Biln ‘at 365-5391, or mail. to Box.

ENTRY DEADLINE:
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1967

N‘S }
Curling Club

Entries will be ‘accepted as ‘rials or

MEN. ON STRIKE.

or affected by ‘the strike. Pay”
$5.00 deposit and balance when".
back at gainful employment.

Same day. :
ades ari

e asked to turn

Comr: y
out for the: poppy. distirbution

and report to the Legion hall on|
Friday and Saturday.
A full turnout ot: veterans

the gmotional ¢ This does away with| i.

A>,

nniversary S2

po Oct. 19 and is speak- |

Pork Chops
Poe Opis a

White Layer Cak

y Reg. 49c

Anniversary.

Sultanee Raisins

Dot West

Short Ribs of Beef.

"39¢

Government ;

Pot Roasts of Beck

Canada Choice,
Canada Good ..

7H

Boby Be Beef Liver 59c

T-BONE AND SIRLOIN
/Canada Choice, Canada Good.
Mature, Grain-Fed Beef: .:..:.:.::: sie

|Bacon_ Sliced. 1-lb. Packages

Bologna wo. 1 auslity

Beans With Pork

T for $1

Goodness Me. Boston

Brown: Style. 15-07. tins

and... organiz

for ite the arade: and the: cer-
as ‘4 mation will
be ven at 3 inter date. ee

Surprise Shower
. Honors New Bride

the evening was white and green.'
The hostess“ presented the: guest
of. honor and. her mother. ‘with
dainty: col

TEAZES.
ere enjoyed by by. ne
izes: being wo!

Mrs, Po!
eae and Mrs. Polly Zait
5. Gifts’. were presented: in a
box

Soups Voi 1 Tomato. 1O.oz, Encl for A9e

Rolled Oats ....

‘Cake Mixes

Robin: Hood. 18-02: pkgs. .. 3 for $1 ‘

Brookfield Cheese
2b. Box .... 99c_-

Peanuts _

‘Evaporated Mike

Carnation: Brand: Tall Tins a

potais Chips ie

g ‘Irish, Triple Pack ..

‘Catelli Dinners Ta-or Tole

Fruit iatet 3 ior $1

Assorted Biscuits.
3 Packages .. $1.00

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Castlegar Savings Credit Union

‘i George Terhune, Manager

Melntosh ‘Apples
8 Ibs. $1

|Green Onions or Radishes
3 Bunches .. 29¢

Netted Gem Potatoes
10 Ibs...... 39¢

Coke or Gingeral =
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