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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969

SUGAR AND SPIGE

It is Said All is Well that Ends Well

Why does a
man stagger
out to work
when he’s un-
able to do it/B)
properly, is a
threat to ev-
ery one a-

und
and is frobably. Mshiortening
his oun life by three or four
years:
"This is the sort of ra-
fdonalizing I was doing this
week when I took not one,

You Gan Win
$5 Between Now
And Christmas

You can win $5,

And all you have to do
to do so is watch the ads
in the Castlegar News be-
tween now and Christmas.

If you see your name,
just Cast

yol

phone the legar
News and a cheque for $5
will immediately be

put in}in

the mail for you. There are
two names placed in the ads
each week.
There are no strings at-

tached and you don’t have
to buy anything. This is the
annual Christmas promotion | §@
sponsored by the Castlegar
News.

YOU SPELL
PACIFIC

cLCOUlc ;
- ALWAYS BEST

Another quallty product
from the Fraser Valley Milk
‘Producers Association

but two days sick leave. ‘That
makes six days in 10 years.
Td been pected like a
Bangeroo with consumption,
my nose was
trying fo stop Niagara Falls
th Kleenex, I was ler
than a bat at high neon.
ached from stem to gudgeon,
and I couldn't vaeeide which
was aching more.
It's boring, I know. But
the ‘flu is always boring. Ex-
cept when you have it your-
self. Then it’s fascinating.

When you have it, yous;
know that Nobody has ever
been as ill as you. especially

phonies on TV
stay in bed, drink plenty” "
fluids and ‘stuff themselves
with asp!

My Pate is a great com-
fort at such times. She in-
variably says; “You're going
to die with that chest eat
And then she sits back and
starts counting on her fing-
ers. The term insurance, the
life insurance. . .

The doctor, course,
alwaye settles oierything: He
Ye! Naturally ve got, the
eh? Nat ve ine e
‘flu or my wife wouldn't have
called him. If I had merely
a broken leg, she'd probab-
ly set it herself. But you-can
die with the ‘flu.

And e

drink too much.
But there’s a moral
question involved with the
Should one go to

take | tal hygienist. It includes also

By Bill Smiley

essed into having an after-
the-ball party witty 30 0 people

Ing food
didn't see how. 1 auld get
through it, alive.

Yes, Virginia there is a
Santa Claus. To my delight
and her horror my wife woke
up Friday morning hacking
and gasping and as feverish
as I. I'd spread her the 'flu.
She hung on till afternoon
hoping for a miracle recoy-
ery but then had to throw ur

in the towel and cancel ev-
erything.

That probably saved my
life and about $100 so the
"flu can’t be all bad.

Tartar on Teeth
.Needs Cleaning
At Least Yearly

Prophylaxis is the term
used to describe the cleaning
of teeth by a dentist or den-

the correction of many condl-
tions that may lead to tooth
decay or gum disease, says
the federal health department
publication “Dental Health
Manual.”

The hard, limey desposits
known as calculus or tartar
which build up in large quan-

tities and set into a plaster-}.

CELEBRATING their 55th wedding anniversary at
Vernon Jubilee Hospital on Nov. 14 were Mr. and
Mrs. James Draper. Mr. Draper is a life member of the
Slocan Chamber of Commerce and Past Grand Chan-
cellor of Knights of Pythias and Mrs. Draper was active
in Pythian Sisters before being confined to hospital.
The Drapers resided in New Denver for more than
50 years before moving to Vernon.

— Vernon News Photo

7$31.20 a month,

Guaranteed
. Income
Supplement

The government of Can.
ada established the :‘Guaran-
teed Income Supplement —
a new program of income
maintenance for Canada’s eld-
ory — in January of 1967.

Hi-Lite Restaurant

“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741. for Take-Out Orders’ _,

Open 6 a.m. to 9.80 p.m.
Closed all day Monday

_ BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

a
aa income to old age
pensioners who have no in-

come or only little income
other than the old age secur-
ity pension.

<The 1 Income
Supplement, too, is adjusted
annually to reflect the chang-
es in the cost of living. It
could amount to as much as
assuring

pension of a i

of $109.20.

This is one of the adopt-
ed measures designed to pro-
vide a minimum basic retire-
ment income.

“To follow strictly the
dosage prescribed is import-
ant: when using any drug.

sta ty
ROTARY
CHRISTMAS
TREES
at.
WOODLAND PARK ESSO
CASTLE MOTORS
MITCHELL SUPPLY LTD.
Proceeds to Senior Citizens Villa

With penicillin it is es-|_

sential, says the food and,

drug directorate of the de-

partment of national health
and wel

like hardness around the
necks of the teeth are remov-
ed. with special instruments
and the teeth polished to re-
move film and stains.
This should be done at
least once or twice a year,
dii on

ool
and hack, mserest “cough and
it all over the eee
ol 2

needs.
Besides its importance in
mouth

an unequivocal
vided we have the strength.

now.

‘sy preading the ‘flu is not
without its merits, provided
it is done with fect and tim-
ing. As_ witness:

100 per cent of the women.
It’s a chance for them to
wear wigs, make the old man
sp! for a smashing new
dress, and discuss for the
next week what ridiculous
things the other women were
wearing.
After wheezing and
sneezing for about three days
was looking forward to it
as one might look forward | We
to his own funeral. So sick
was I that even the thought
of having to shine my: shoes
made me feel faint.

That. was bad enough.

3 very serious progress.

cleanli-

B.C. Tel Expects 360,000)":
Calls on Christmas Day

BC. Telephone expects
more than 360,202 long dis-
tance calls will be placed by
British. Columbians during
the 24 hours of Christmas| e:
ry | 289, this year, another record
TY | setting volume.

Perhaps half of these
will be {comeleted, said Don
Champi the company’s
West Kootenay district man-

ager.

“fhe demand for tele-
phone circuits across. the
country and. across. British
Columbia is extremely heavy
ne Christmas Day, and we

ect some 11,300 calls
through the Nelson and Trail |
operating centres alone,”
said Mr. Champion.
originating from. the two
centres have to fight for
space on the circuits along
with calls from the rest of

4 ee
Marijuana
By Rev. K. Neill Foster

A Reuters reporter filed
this startling account Dec. 4
from Los Angeles:

“Eighteen persons died
in a grisly string of ritual
slayings conducted by a my-
stic hippie-type band.

“Included was the knif-
ing murder of pregnant act-
ress Sharon Tate and six oth-
er persons. . . ‘The more
they stabbed, the better they
felt,’ said lawyer Wesley
ise wens ae clselosed

ednesday his
Shelley Neaell a ‘ota him
the gang had Planned anoth-
er 11 murders.
The alleged leader of
the band is one Charles-Man-

But somehow we'd been fin-

Massacre

are supposed to have_motiva-
fea the murders. Manson,

variously called Jesus, God
and Satan, is being charged
with responsibility for the
acts of those under his in-
fluence.

Evidently the hippie,
gang, high on pot and im-
mersed in the occult, decided
that their victims needed to
be “liberated” from their
wealth and prestige by
death.

But why the marijuana
massacre? And what does 1
say to us? For one thing, it
it | surely Sit ler to
doubt the existence of a
personal. devil.

When Christ faced down

He was

the

“We will have our fac-
ilities fully staffed, but it
remains physically impossible
to. complete'‘ali calls placed
by’ British Columbians on
Christmas Day.

“We suggest that those
who wish to be sure of get-
ting through with their
Christmas greeting calls,
place some of them a day
or two ahead or in the days
immediately following Christ-
mas itself.”

A year ago, the Christ-
mas Day calls placed through
BC. Tel’s system totalled
303,211. The Nelson’ operat-
ing centre handled 4,630 of
these and Trail 6,146.

In total, 1,791 operators

will be at work in B.C. Tele-
phone’s long distance cen-
tre’s staffing every availabe

d position in ae

son whose powers

under ho delusion about (tbe: the
o!

Mr. C

WITH

True Quality Radio

LISTENING TO MUSIC
REX POTTER

Xe are of your bas

He_ told

them:” and the iusts of your

father ye will do. He was

2 murderer from the begin-
ing.

A hippie band, full of

demons ‘and — lustin, for
motivation

Heh — straight from the

that 45 operators will be "on
duty in the Nelson office and
40 in Trail.

About 525 other telephone
employees will also report
for, duty throughout the pro-
vince on Christmas Day to
ensure that associated facili-

ex are maintained and cap-
tie of: handling the expect-
eu ‘rush.

Sundays at 7 p.m. hear an in-

formal history of classical. music

yhour —

5 wide ty ete, bet fs: .
Did You Know?
e ‘That you can travel ‘to Revelstoke in about one
: in real comfort. ~, on

“Calls |a ce!

A correct dosage of anti-
biotics may destroy bacteria
and produce a dramatic re-
covery from an_ illness. But
when quantities taken are
sufficient to destroy all the
bacteria, the surviving bac:
teria often become adapted
to the antibiotic and produce
strains of bacteria which
sist vt the action of the anti

Thus, an antibiotic that
jormally would have been
effective in the treatment of
certain ase becomes of
no value, Therefore, penicil-
and other ‘antibiotics
should be used only. when
there is a definite need for
their use.
To take less than the
dose prescribed or to ‘stop
taking the antibiotic a day or
two earlier than your doctor
ba ordered, may be harm-

Always follow your doc-
tor’s advice with regard to

dosage.

Christmas Movie

For all children up to the age of 14°
years, of employees of Celgar Pulp
Mill and Sawmill Divisions.
CASTLE THEATRE
Saturday, December 20th
“at 10.00 am.

Feature and Cartoons
oes and
Treats for all the Kiddies °-

2-50

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For
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@ © That you can go any
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drive to the airport.

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That the most dangerous part of flying is the

‘British C

“CASTLEGAR. NEWS -

will yee please 1 bg zt
a movie projector, a -
tar like ‘Laurie's’ a seteo

walkie-talkies and ‘some dinky
toys.
David Lightle.
PS. E will leave Rudolph and
his friends some sugar
ene

ita Clause
I would like a Drum. An
I would also like a tape re-

corder with a_seven. trans-|there

itor walkie talkie. And I
p would like a shooting gal-

Mark Ligtle. |

*

Dose Santa
How ‘are you feeling? T
dtp are you, nse Ba Santa and ru-
tie Tallies

Jour as ph. Thankyt
our * aul Ou.
td ett, Townsend.

on the
hristmas

tree.
Love Brenda’ Popoff.
* «8
Christine Court
Box 154

Castlegar, B.C.

Dear Sant Claus,

a hope you have: @ merry
Christmas. I hope you

and. your elves have lots’ of
“making toys forvallit all the

Ti say some dasher and |my

pOyS Easier Me

Dear
i

and prancer and
ficken, comet dnd qupet
and doner and that not all
more but I don't ‘mow

them all.
ear Santa Claus,
I wish to ‘aati a dancer an
By: been wishing for her ever
have been showing

to get.my mother for Christ-
mas. but some how I will
maneg to find somthing.

T'm going to see if

my dad a mens house:

Yours truely
Christine Birneace Court

Bi Cc BC.
ucherry Creek,

8th 1969
Dear Santa.

Thank you for the choo-
¢hoo train that you left
last Xinas and also my

ou for her
Knitt fe have lots
of
loll.

myo eae

in a while, “Santa, a By My, gece
pow, men and

‘please

some hot chocolate and some

cake.

Please Santa eat all the cake

you know,

says

ey ee ee

says
lots of toys for

ZENITH

The finest in

of -shooten shells
guns socken
Bobo and a hot, "wheel set

Television
NOW
On display at 270
Columbia, ‘Castlegar

MIKE’S TV
SERVICE

Phone 365-5112

my mommy wrote this for
me. for I am only 5 years

ice they
fers on ty I don’t know what | C!
wi i.
fot

eat tor him Tin ature he}:
og ae eee aa

thing :nice: and slots. to eat: to
rc nm this year.
you,
From your friend ©
a sed

Dear Santa 4
‘lam 4 wears = old. Hiesse
bring me es, and a
toy man that picqs.up things.
Bring my brother a bow and
some arrows. My little sister
would -- like
bring me some pots;and pans

all. wra up under the
rise tree? Thanks you.

Dec 8
canta
astlegar,B,
Dear Santa, i
How. ae you? I am fine
i listen tozmy/ mou mother and
father, I would like

Marjery Love
‘This | Kaye | Streleoth,” Paes

up this time. I still love you, |hay

a

Merry | Christiass $0 one, and vert
and a y new year.|porch’ an

From Marle: LE es ret,

‘So please send me a new set 7

fswould | an_ac-
etta would Tike 2 a PJ barbies
friend. And my youngest sist-

Yours truley
tn a and

Dear santa, claus
I am 7 years old. I live
at Pass ‘Creek. I would like

bring hi rd
stacey, and we will feave YOUla to:

, and a pl tel
phone set and a whole set
of dishes and a nice fuzzy
bear and a barbie doll

'm going to leave some
sugar on the table for your
Raindeers and ['m going

‘Santa |
My name is Patsy ‘Irwin

aister Lor-| Cana

me jer would like a barbie called :
Sister | Julia. »

toltwo. modles» for .(
leave something for you on
to|the table. z 2

ith Swartz i

a -doll.. Please ff

B.C. Government’ Employees

ot]

et

MODERN poswoop flower design has ae chosen ee the

Union as its trademark. The

p Slocal

ing. The union has launched a

federal

petals: of the C's
people sitting around a table symbolizing collective bargain-

flower,

campaign to get the provincial

governnient to'provide the BCGEU with collective bargain-
ing rights similar fe those exercised by the vast majority of
in

da.

am 7. : '
I would like dancerina
or any ng els,
RRS
i Saskatoon, Sask.
Dear

Sanders

PS. é
Girlie would like a block of
salt if you, have gome.

Dear Santa Glaus
I have been a good boy

all year and would. like you
to Being m me a’big panda and
for my little brother who is
eve months old a little pan-

leave you milk and
ete Thank you Santa and
la Merry Christmas.

pon Campbell,

16 Kinnaird.

Dear santa Claus 1 want a
isma-11 17 key accordion’ and

Box 18
Montrose, B.C.
December 8th

Santa:
Daddy is Hel in me
wget i tg

that

Iam very good. I
ice and

this will please in

good, vee you w will bring me shat
4 but it is hard sometimes. e best. First of all.

an Love
the Jimmy, Heather and Michael

racer set or maybe a p!
you very

much and God bless you on
ip this year and ‘I

will be Pibag pee happy with any-
thine 5 lesire to leave me
Bios? Ye you have a

fot of ids to 00k: afte after 09.

our friend,
Charlie O'Shea

8 oe 2

Dec 8, 1969

I hope that you are get-

ting along well and spent a

summer. ease bring me, it
ou, a projector, a jew:
tise and a'black board. My

3 Please bring me a_ truck

We are going to
leave you some hot choco-
late and cookies and nuts,
Merry Christmas to’ you, and
Mrs. Claus.

Love,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969'

deem’ poy we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for thirds

Maddocks Shoe Store

Tracy a, BC

.
Dear Santa,
My name is Zoyia Evin,
I am six years old and in
wade, one,
school and i

ar I we
riding! rhood “Goll with
boots and a baking set and t

Fora
from 375
write ‘to:

S-T-0-P:

real buy on a Chev, Olds, Chevelle or Camaro
hp engine to 155‘hp 6cyl., call today or

John Lockyer ;
DICK IRWIN CHEV. & OLDS
845 Marine Dr., North Vancouver
Phone 987-5231

ro a

tam nine id and in

I tried to be a

year thank zou or fhe 4

tayn 90 you brought me

lite year 1 would like’ kit Es
2.

a set and a

and a Happy
New Year!

some paints, a guitar and
some candy and some toys
for Ricky too.
Darren.

PHOTOCOPYING

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Important Papers
: Clippings

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iF

Kenny Sherstobitofé in Blue- |
berry “BC. i
treet house number 323.-

Dec 9/69
Dear Santa Claus, t
How are you and the

is
or by the Government of Biitish zs

the Liquor Control Board
‘olumbia -*

d could go shooting en our

leer,
Will you please send me
a a Tippy Toes Doll and a big
bob sleigh so I could
ig hill like a bi
I is eee some
cookies and something warm
to drink to keep you cosy on
your’ long journey back to

Your friend
Tom Lucas
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Jurisdiction:
On Pollution

Central Region:
nt tenay gion:

Burning
household incinerators come
under domestic type air pol-
ution.
his. step was faken to
tions ate te he art ee *CKRD

‘and the to

The decision is not. a
binding step that will autora:
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