CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 16, 1961

Hitler fs none of our
busines,

In Fernie

Ethiopia is none of
our bus!

Active Commies

Danzig Is none of our
business.

Area

should be cor there.

Czechoslovakia = Is
none of our business,

The Berlin Question: i s One

Of Principles

‘The Prospector, Nelson
A statement attributed to a

Femnic Free Press

recently is:

An in
last week's issue of the Free Press,
entitled “No War Over Berlin” and
inserted by the Fernle-Michel Com-
munist Party of Canada, offers a
solution to the present Impasse over
Berlin and lists a number of points
it considers necessary to “save the
peace.”

‘This newspaper “and the vast
majority of its readers are in com-
plete sympathy with the objective

sbout remain as distasteful as ever.

The first polnt made by our
Communist friends is a peace treaty
with a neutralized Germany. Now
we fail to understand exactly what
is meant by this. How can any
country, faced with the threat of
annihilation, be “neutralized” or
remain neutral. Many countries are
attempting this very thing, but
these are mostly in parts of the
world more remote from impending
disaster. ise even these show &

, [is to be Soviet-dominated,

The Of “free”

What about East Berlin, or
East Germany for that matter? We
read no for

“The whole of Berlin is not worth
the life of one Canadian young-
ater,” |

Over a hundred years ago the

them as “free city" or “free coun-
try.” Are they to remain as Rus-
sian satellites, without freedom of
self-determination or self-expres-
sion? These, and hundreds of equ-
ally pertinent questions are conven-
iently ignored by our self-styled
“peace-loving” comrades.

Tt Js not fitting for Canadian
Communists to come forward at
this critical time with ill-conceived
proposals for world peace that re-
fNlect nothing but the pratings of
their counterparts behind the iron
curtain, Why can't they learn to
be Canadians. first, or is that too
much to expect?

It would seem that a small
segment of our population is sys-
ceptible to the Indoctrination and
brainwashing that plays such an
important part In the spread of
the world.

» tendency to a@rift elther
into the Soviet or Western bloc
camps, :

The request for support of. a

This is difficult for most of us to
understand. Why should otherwise
sober-minded and intelligent people
be s0 fanatically anxious to permit
to the

What the world needs is to be com-
pletely demilitarized and nuclear-
free, and to apply such a policy to
@ comparatively small zone would

made in the advertisement is that
‘West Berlin be declared a “free
pat with access guaranteed. What

mean by a “free city?"
Gould it be poasible that free elec-
tions are meant? Of course not!
Neither does it mean that all other
freedoms exercised in democratic

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ST. RITA’S

to be
dictates of a foreign totalitarian:
state?

We daresay these same people
would be among the first to rise in
protest if thelr own government
were to-deprive them of even one of
the precious freedoms they now en-
joy but which are entirely unknown
in the Communist countries, Yet
their inconsistent thinking leads
them to admire and accept joyously
any subjugation that may be in-
flicted on themselves and thelr
fellow citizens by a foreign power.

‘This mental attitude leads
them to accept, without question,
the lead given to them by thelr
Sobiet masters in local, provincial,
federal and -world affairs. This, in
turn, leads to proposals for world
Lens that are but the thoughtless,

Rey. E, A. Brophy, PP,
Sth at Elm Street
Sunday Maases - 8.30 and 1030 am
Evening Mass - 6.00 p.m.

GEACE GOSPEL CHURCH
ASSOCIATED .

‘Tues, 7:30 pan. Young -People’s
‘Thurs., 7:45 pm. Bible Study

UNITED CBURCH OF CANADA.
Robson — lat and bie paced at

Castlegar — service f f Woriy at)
Kinnaird — Sotise’ of f Worsy at)

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
- LD.
Sundays at 10 am. in the Twin

‘| pared an extra strong brew of tea

of the Russian
hoy which does their Sadenetng
for them.

All proposals for the solution of
domestic or world problems should
be regarded in that light, ‘

Irish Amorican
Invented Tea Bags

An Irish American by the name
of Sullivan js credited with invent.
ing the popular and convenient tea
bag.

‘Bullivan discovered that he
could save @ great deal of money

for his tea firm by distributing his

samplea in small cloth bags, ‘Tea
bags today are used by over 60 per

cent of the people. who drink tea,

Lows World Fair. One man tried in
vain to attract people to his hot
tea pavilion, then he came up with
9 new idea, In desperation, he pre-

and served it with chunks of ice
and lemon and sugar, Te wes a te
hit.

“Great L as Danie] O'Con-
nell was called, and rightly so, at
& mass meeting on the hill of Tara
of 450,000 men, is reported to have
eaid: “The freedom of Ireland is
not worth shedding one drop of
blood to attain.” Ireland repudiated
that statement, and Ireland is a
Republic today because of that re-
pudiation,

It_is a question of yalues, of
principles.

Human dignity demands free-
dom. Man is not just an animal,
He has an immortal soul. Whether

and Values

. }@ar council Tuesday night,
— Behrend in Algemen Handelshiad, Amsterdam,
Korea is none oto our; “Bes!
business.

100 ft. Sidewalk,
Built in October

‘One -hundred fest of sidewalk
was Inid along Columbia Ave. from
the Crossroads Service to Popoft’s
store during October, works super |.
visor Norman McNabb told Castle.

.. Mr; McNabb sald 160 ft,- of
sidewalk retaining wall had also
been. constructed along ‘Columbia
between the Castle Motors and
‘Nemrave's Store during the month,

Seventh Ave, between Juniper
and Hemlock was opened to traffic
and three stand pipes: were Instal-
led for {ire protection in the Sher_'

on earth, And. there will always be

free. Weare passing through the

there will be great souls who stand

tons, they are the reflection of God | biko ‘subdivision in October.
+. Dwo .water services were instal.
great men‘ and women who will|ied during the. month ‘and $109,000
think, and oct, and live, and die if|in building. permits were approved,
necessary, 50 that the race will be}Muaintenance — including street

cleaning, grading, repairs to street
most cruclal period’ of human his- | signs and blacktop patching — was
tory, a period of heart-searching, of | also carried out, some of it under
the right disposition of values, andjthe winter works program. -

PHONE SE! RVICE
e SHOPPING
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PHONES 365-5265 and 965-4544

. lead, Loulse Poole.

WE WAKE You
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firm and adhere to the eternal va-
lues and principles God gave them,
and survive because they have been
true to God,

Victory comes, not to those who
can inflict most, but to those who
can suffer most, .

“I would rather be a Red than
dead” jis the motto of a coward,

: “I would rather be right and]
dead". is the motto of a martyr.

the Kremlin or its fell

believe this or not will not change
this truth in the least. We have
God's word for it, and that 1s good
enough for us, We believe in God.
The fool has sald ... there is no
God,-And the number of fools is
infinite. God respeots man’s liberty.
He will not interfere with man’s
free-will, But man will answer to
God for his use or abuse of that
gift. Again: whether men believe
this or not does not change the
fact. Values are eternal. Principles
ere eternal, and no self-

INSURANEGE
For All Your

INSURANCE AND

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Phone 365-3441”

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

infallible egotist can ‘destroy them.
Men have valued freedom, to
think, to act, to Hve in all ages of
the world’s history, and history has
vindleated this freedom, Tyrants,
dictators have: come and gone, but
the basic principles and values have
survived, Men have died for free-
dom, but freedom has lived on.
Human beings are not automa-

Birch Plywood -
To be Promoted
Around World

‘The many advantages of Can-|

adian Birch Plywood ag an ideal
finishing material for home end
office are described in an attractive
tuli-color brochure issued .by “the
ent’ of Trade -and .Com-
merce In co-operation with the Ca-
nadian Hardwood Veneer and Ply-
wood Bureau of the Canadian aun
bermen’s Association,
Entitled “Besuty in Plywood
. +» Canadian Birch,” the new
brochure will be used in Canada’s

export trade promotion drive by the |:

Department, and will be distributed
to potential buyers in direct mail
campaigns and at timber trade
fairs in Britain, the United States
and other countries,

‘The brochure explains, with
several striking illustrations, the in-
numerable applications of Cana-
dian Birch Plywood for decorative
and practical -interior effects.

With its deep- graining and
vichly-textured surface, this aristo-

es in the warm and intimate sur-
Toundings of the home, Some of
the” many applications are walls
afid ‘ partitions, built-in cabinets,
and matching doors and wall pan-
elling.

er you" never again W
hes Dey jave time and eat =

lothes anytime-you
how fresh ‘and nue. your ‘clothes come out.

SEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER—

about pachday weather. You can
bidreses on the sun inside and see

Castlegar Ladies

‘Team 1
_BEipBaib ‘Tarbet;.: slip parse Ven

isnt ®° myo, patr of Gitte ice skates,
CURLING. CLUB | 225,cumition Fa

inch cut -to
cord A Sollvered ER’ 365-4704. tinds

condita’ $4R5. Ay
witht timer, Binnaird,

Oox, new
>| ditions ne trick

vyzertoo; Gnd,” Andoeasbik:|

‘Team 2 :
Skip, Marg Dennevs; Srd, Bey Rob-~
erts; nd, Annette Youngman; lead,
Helen Douglas,
Team 3
Gkip, Ivy Hill; 3rd, Evleen Buchan-

BEACON MOTORS Ltd.

Pontiso — Bulk —~ Vauxhall
701 Baker St.) Nelson
. Phone 678

camaged, white

FOR SALE
Ohev, powerglide. ercentent

75 BLU furnace, brand new,
‘sine, $149, I-ton Frack, dust ‘wheels, flat
$20 running’ con-
dump box, good

Rollehome trail
Sox rin

ution tren aad propesty neat
Garsingugnler Park. Apply

tomatic

1955 Bi power uu
Sane, Tee

t's out. |'"~

BARRIES BARBER, SHOP
‘Two Chairs — No Waiting tfn37

Phone ‘305-8667.

6845, 346) Knit King knitting machine,
ee 22RE © Rotsalitt, Sox 24, 2a

v rgan ‘65 Bulck hard
ug StpRy Boundary SEhotrie® or} omatic, ‘AG, Fadia, oR

» alte
Gemmell. ai

an; 2nd, Mang lead, Rose
Dickson,

Team 4
Qkip, Hilaine Martin; 3rd, Norma
Matheson; Qnd, Alice Anderson;
lead, Vicki Jones.

Team 5
Skip, Aileen, Oglow; 93rd, Elaine
Molntyre; 2nd Mrs, Walker; lead,
Carol Jeffery.

‘Team ¢
Skip, Shirley Hampshire; 3rd, Orla
Granstrom; 2nd, Emily Latta; lead,

Morrow,

LL.S. Lid.

e
Charter Service
Towing
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone proogena

NIGHTS — NELSON

Currier’s

- Barges ett,

2aaee Peron

ld street lights —

Sacrifice’ Sale

New 2-bedroom home
in Castlegar
$8,500

Estate ‘ageten Geos rae

fe) interested | the
sus at the ‘Castlegar Vilinge of os

Choice lol =
hospital: | Scueatse unite ao ose id re-
tonal facilities, a 368-840, MS

ler, poet forth

seer eas ae oe

‘968 6aan 1 or phone

i rerene Gohapletly Tur=

lef ur

La will ee Ht good homie

gees ars sa
Apartments.

ne

Arrow Lakes Fe
Service ud

Skip, Loms Lewis; 3rd, Joy An-
drews; 2nd, Helen Mosbey; lead,
ene ee
18

Skip, ‘gueris pes ions: $rd, Sophie
Janicki; 3nd, Bev. Basram; lead,
Rhonda Colepy.

Team members will be notified by
their ekips when the Draws are
completed by the men’s League, and
as soon as the lon fs available,

sale, Ph,

cease gas
oe wale in a Castlegar

y washing mach!
good conaltion: Priced for,
365-5767.

Tocat

40,
Apply ig Courtnal, f ua i

mulne bargain. pe 2 Dew,
atised 5 sewing mi
cash. Ths ‘treadl

nae

if-in. Phillips TY, ofter
Bes, excellent Pondition Bh. on

ee er
eae females, 375 al Sewell. or

or 4 Wee

field, zscqnliy ei Temodetiee, automa-
tion, Will

oe ome ¢ of erat

ex. save,
‘d | Carter, /Ph, 385-3111,

= ‘FOR RENT

In Pasa Creek, 3-bedroom house
on 16 scres land near school, S.gp0.
Ph,” 365-5603,

‘Furnished, heated suite. Few
348 | blocks ieee centre of town, Phone

Heights. Robson, P]

RT
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eajoining Tots, Galambia
Phone

vie eo quite, ‘with bath, in Har
vick Block. Bh. 365-5085, a

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KIWANIS

CASTLEGAR HIGH SCHOOL
SAT., NOV. 25 — 8 P.M.

PROCEEDS TO KINNAIRD

SWIMMING POOL
ADMISSION: $2.00 (Includes Card)

ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sun-
@ays at 11am.
Anglican Church — 2nd and 4th
Bundays at 11 am, Mattins followed

union.
— 5th Sunday

CHURCH
25th Sunday after Trinity
Bt, Alben's - 6 a.m. Holy Buch.
&t. John’s - 930 am, - Holy Euch.
St. Alban’s - li am. - Family Euch.
St. Alban’s - 780 pm, - Evensong
Rev. C. R. Day. - Priest-in-charge

‘AIRLINE:
TICKETS TO ALL. PARTS
-. OF: THE WORLD ~~

Castlegar Representative for

Ko “kanes {

noe BEER

8

2
"tats
furnished,
far couple, Tomted at 104 ciar
E. Ph, 365-2181.

eo
Small house, ideal
Ph. TB. fer couple.

= mally tusnhed Zo ATES.
Pully-turnished “4-room

412 Ivy, Castlegar, Ph, aee-c4o 3 346

ser romeetent Tooatan.

EE ppariment 01 -
shee ¢ in ponasin. PI hone: Ses
tags

ve

legar.
room basement suit ann
ed. none 365-3897. ee
‘Apartmer 1} ee =
Apartments. Pion 3 3061. ss

furnished
tages, Gouptes only or ont Ba,
Phone 365-4558. 343

ed cottage

ant baby sitting job in Kin-
naira Ph, 366-3137.
the .club for
better

ey
scut-knprovement tarough
members ted,
er iatcomaiion 5 phone Rody Ba
wea ‘annual Nut. Tae

oe Eat Ww
Nov, 28. “Buy Your Ohristmas Nuts j}

‘For dressmaking, bution Boles,
general Sowing. Ph. 365-3836.
Entries. for  Caatile; “i 'S
Gurl oe be. in by a
L, 11, watrit can be
ined at “Lalther's “store either in-
or_as 8 rink,

Minto Chapter’ No. .79 Order of
annual Christm:

ir casual labor service cover-
an Finds of small fobs, phone

ALCOHOLIOS ANONYMOUS,
Box 303, Castlegar.

eS
'345| Deadline for classified ada is 12

noon Wednesday to the
of issue. Gan

partly-furn!
in Castlegar sultable tor 2. Ph, ee fe ted,
CE ioe eect

Rooin and board in
pome. Apply 511-4th Ave.,

Room and board for 2

private

2] act ites, ERP opment Agencies.
List with us Sus. BAY 995-5000 or S05

A tes On OE
~ Greights ‘apartments: Binge 3-078,

oe Semen, er Wen hay “he pi
7 ome. We have the
ter Cod you. Ph. 385-52t

Thursday or Friday, Nov,

for the Kinnaird

eek roduction of

louse” in im-

provement Society Tall at 830 pm.
ur rugs and chi

cleaned How. 3 ae
etery Clean

Phone’! Seg-5160 ae on 1; 016 ath ‘et
x r apply =

t | Lar oo lineal feet of cedar poles and

an ares situated:- icant
crt Jand, within Lot Ser Sent
tinel tain.

ea/4.30 - 5.30 p.m. Figure

Castle- | ser,
345

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en

share bed-sitting room, Phone

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BEACON’S FALL SALE

Chevrolets

Fords

Compacts

1959 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery
~M8, Standard ‘Trans., Tu Tone

Side Windows. .
$1695.00

- V8,. Autmatic,

1956 Ford Sedan, C fi

Radio, Top

Shape. .
$1195.00

1959 Chevrolet Impala H. Top,

- V8, Automatic,’ Radio
: $2495.00 :

1958 Chevrolet, Tudor Delray,

- Tu Tone.

$1550.00 .

1957 Belaire V8,. Automatic, -
Tu Tone, Very Tow. mileage.

$1685.00

f

1952 Chevrolet Sedan
$245.00

1954 Ford Customline, 4 door,
Radio, dual exhausts.

$695.00

1958 Vauxhall, Victor Super,
4: door’ Sedan. ee

$1150.00

: dan, Radio, Winter Tires.

1959 ‘Volkswagon, Deluxe Se-

$1 195. 00

1952 Ford Sedan, Continental
Kit, Radio. i
$450.00

_ 1953. Ford Sedan..V8, Four .
door. y

$450.00 -

1956 - Oldsmobile, Super 88
Full Pawar Equipment. -

1595.00:

dani:

$450.00"

1952: Chevrolet ¥%2-tin Pickup.
tuys $495.00

1955. Buick Century H. Top
Power Steering, Power Brakes.

$1450.00

~ BEACON. MOTORS LT

WORK WANTED

Girl, 1 ol rages old, desires any
king of. wore for for after school whole
and at weel eds or just weekends.
Write Box 490M, Custlegar Ni

__HELP WANTED

343 | Prices Children 15c, (Stv-

meg LOST

‘Woodiand Park,
a blye-and-e Gilde?

ing
22/630 - 8.30 p.m. General

: 7: 8.45 p.m. ‘Students and

| 6-10.30 p.m. Minor Hockey;

eat - 11 p.m. Senior Hock

‘Want a ‘Good Halreut?
‘Two Chaira — No Wait

OGLOW BEOS.

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Phone “365-3351

Millar Plumbing

INCOME TAX
ACCOUNTING SERVICE

For Every Type of

Pubtie Accountant
1186 CEDAR AVE.

TRAIL.
PHONE TRAIL 368-6818

Arena
Schedule

FRI, NOV. 17
4.30 - 5.30 p.m. Figure Skat-

Skating

SAT., NOV. 18
7.30 - Noon Minor. Hockey
2-4 pm. Kid’s Skating
5 - 6.30 p.m: Scout Hockey.
7 -9p.m. General Skating
SUN.,. NOV. 19
2-4 pm. Family Skating
4.30 - 5.30 p.m. Air Cadet
- Hockey

~ Adult Skating
9 - 11 p.m. Senior Hockey
» * MON., NOV. 20
6-10.30 p.m. Minor Hockey,
TUES., NOV. 21

Skating
WED., NOV. 22

1.30 - 2.30 p.m. Beginner's
Skating (Experi

Industrial - Commercial’
Wiring & Rewiring
ee Se

to be continued if in-
. terest warrants) Adults
25¢ Children 10c

6- 7.30 p.m. General Skat-
ing:

iz
7.30 - 8.30 Broom Ball

Castle

ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
Box 182 — Castlegar, B.C.

THURS., NOV. 23

6-10.30 p.m. Minor Hock
Schedule Subject to Change

dents 25c, Adults 40c

CASTLE

Castlegar and District
Projects Society

ie, Raving int information

this bike please pheue ete

1954 Austin ‘40, 4 door Se-

KINSMEN
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT

WILL START
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27

-ENTRY FEE: 50c PER. PERSON

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