CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 16, 1965

, Teastmistress, ‘Masters
_ Hold Third Year Dinner

li Toastmistress Club cel-
“lbrated its third
dinner in Decant cembe:
“70 people in attend
cluded representation from Nel

and the Trail Toa etmistress club,
as well as wives, husband and
her eeu
Programming was planned
jointly with the Castlegar Toast-
master Club. Vall president, Mrs,
P. R, Haley; was chairman for
the evehing.
Since it was a charter party,
ess Colors of blue and
£4 ‘were prominent in the love-
-ly decor and program covers.
i Tabletopics, which call for
impromptu comments, were con-
ducted’ by Mrs. Basel Shealds
tgtid céntered on the holiday

;ieme. A husband and wife team | in

were set up with the challenge
‘7 husband arguing in favor of

hunting trip w! wife had | Col
‘Jnclinations towards a‘gay shop-
‘ping spree in New York.
.. The next team reversed posi-
‘tions — the man played the role
‘ot wife with visions of a trip

Paris, Wi the woman in
i “hisband like argument favored
‘Hawaii. The question ‘Should
neo nent Ty
fate hol provoke Vi)
discussion.

iwife oa a goodwill
:China being interviewed ty an
le reporter’ native to
;Hong Kong regarding Canada’s
to, sell Grand Forks pot-

ese people,

iGorri He eed id Mra.
le edoorn ant
-Lanzarotta Hin maa ed wits ih
Castlegar Toastmasters
iMosty a and Mike Fitzjames.
. Lanzarotta’ quoted Dr.
Marie Fromm, well-known psy-
‘choanalyst and social philtoso-
cpher, “Women have not the ag-
“gressive qualities men have be-
-eause they don’t have to prove
anything. Men on the other

harter | something and thus women are

ig | catching al
n to | with men’s conservative clothing.

hand are always trying to prove
by pales less vain than men

Other references pertained
to Winston Churchill and his ego,
the difficulties women experi-|H.
ence in the political Held today

because of traditions set up by
man’s ego and the frustrations
of women astronauts who prove
thelr. qualifications in training
but are not allowed opportunity | 7
for actual participation in space

Miss Hogendoorn used the

nold. Calder,
thought. by Mrs. F. M. Peltzche,

Galder,'s all of Trail. R
the toast

al evaluator for the eveni
program was D, J. MacDonald of
Nelson,

by a short social evening. Mrs.
which she artfully decorated —

shots, Mrs, W. Saliken of Robson, held
the lucky ticket.

Grace was sald by Mrs. Ar-
inspirational

the ladies by Arnold
y to

R
ner.
Ing’s

was given by Mrs,
Fenner of Castlegar. G

The dinner was followed

R, Hammond raffled a cake

nada were
ed about the
facilities and ¢
topline a TB program.

Canadian Tuberculosis
Society Founded in 1900

The Canadian Tuberculosis
Association, founded in 1
Is the oldest voluntary health
agency in'Canada. The B.C.
ti-Tuberculosis League, now the
B.C. TB-Christmas Seal Society,
was founded in 1907 as an af-
Titate: vot ine CTA.
hat time the TB mort-
ality ate was higher than 9D
per cent.and groups across Ca-

lack of treatment
determined to es-

Assoclat

through the eras of long-term
sanatorium treatment, with pro-

ion has passed

00, | and-. other collapse measures,

theme history repeats itself an
elaborated with Piiblical refer-

to King Xerxes’ and his
the Egyptian King
‘who: built two imp:

Jes for his many wives but
quired four, < elaborate temples
his own glory. She mentioned
Napoleon and Hitler — notori-
thes egos and

SHSS Activities

"By MARIE SETO

».| ments’ took. over: the . running

, |] were proven successful, In ma-

longed bed-rest, pneumo-thorax

surgery and drugs. 'It'can look

we stock o full tloction of 4

SAVAGE “SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

back ‘on phenomenal

with the moftality rate cut to
a fraction of what it was oren
20° years, ago, a short treat
ment time in sanartoriums, c
Bletely adequate facilities tor
gnosis ‘and ‘treatment. every-
Where in Canada and offective
drugs for the treatment of this

disease,

The success of TB work inj‘
Canada has been due to thé co-
operation’ between government
health departments and volun-
tary TB. associations. The volun-
tary agencies have demonstrat-
ed needs and methods and these

ny cases: goverament) depart,
of proven’ programs, leaving the

agency free to, pioneer
methods ‘and techniques.

volunt
new

8 [4
eared ese with the quiet
assump! fon « of Queen Julianna
when ake ascended the throne of
Hollan
do isy"

ity ‘eaeey" and

ity” dress-
revealing © dresses,
hairetyles and eye-

“Although
ing undertone caused on the
id: “Who am I that I may thought of C!

8

Spo!

-| Dauce wich wai
and ° well’ ‘attend
dances ‘sre
ing now!

there is a somb
exams, the
ik. | black : wit

y worth hhav-

me Art. Club oe, its
of

In the rebuttal Mr. Mosby
maltitained it' was obvious ‘Wo-
men were vain, their whole au
in life being to attract men.
Lanzarotta, in her rebuttal, alk:
ted out that women are forced

elp miaintaly man’s

in any gat ering
out the sae intelligent, con-
servativetype woman? Woman
may lose her appearance but she
will not Jose her man provide
she nurtures his vanity!

Judges were Mrs, M, R.

Landucci and Ken Weir of Trail! Gin

and Jack Charters of Castlegar.

Their verdict?—True, men ARE
more vain than women! -

Santa Receives Letters
Until Monday Afternoon

jDear Sani
spear, Tam six years old, 2 think | Dear ‘santa Glaus
é As 2 least

«2 have been a good: girl.

last year.
ys, you gave me
“this year

2 would je a

(Cake-Mix Set, a baby dc

ring, a pair of play high heal Dear fer Claus,

‘shoes and a jack-in-the bi
leave you eraet
ffee and cake on

jand some ‘sugar lumps for your for
leer.

Merry cor to you,

Santa

J want for Christmas a new
“toboggan because my old I has
in it. Anl I want a new Dee

EB

hole

grampa mapa because my old I died,
‘would

also appreciate it if ‘E|1 would like to have a Secret

wuld have a new brother be-|Sam kit, and a mouse trap game

cause my old one is always pick-| my sister has been a’ good girl

‘ing on me. I want a new dogpet | too and she would like a Barbie
“too.

: ‘When you come I will leave | also ‘wants a cooking set’ ‘and’ a.
some milk°and cookies out for} barbie dream ho
‘you ‘and some por an and popcorn

“out for your'r

“hot | am nine years old. I would like
the table |a pair of slippers and two books
Christmas. My sister’s name | 1966.

pad. Bae ms oom Del
ville and Rand:

of the élub is our art
Mrs, T. B, Cou pi

of the chub is to give its mem-
bers opportunities to create, us-
ing are media.

making hampers to give to needy
families of the ‘fommalsiiy. Th

Roth.
“4 strut
ch. F

Once again, the school is

sored by
mau

Orders for school sweat

shirts were taken during the | bas!
week. These sweatshirts will

have the new school crest on
them. Orders were also taken |"

*./t Sam‘ Cheveldave. 5
PS. Don’t miss our place I
live ii in Kinnaird.

name is. Joyce, and I

Gloria; and she is six years
old. She would like a pair of
slippers and something for her | ne

‘Contract. Awarded

Be. Hydro
$136,000 contract
Clearing Contractors
Victoria, to clear approximately
400 acres that will be flooded
when the reservoir fills behind

be cleared is
on the east side of the Columbia
river north of Arrowhead above
the northern end of Upper Ar-
row Lake.

as soon as weather
be completed before. December,

acres scheduled to

Rams.

tion.

To. Glear 400 Acres

“had awarded a
to. Alpine
Ltd., of

Work: is expected to start
permits and

The area is part of 40,000

to. be cleared

year.

“The

for &F The
tor eras ‘ass ‘has ‘chosen
black. and white’ as its colors.
The’ sveatees will; therefore: be
ith two narrow white
stripes and.a grad crest on’ its
g | pocket, : a
While on the’ subject of or-
| ders, the’ Annual Club ‘is also
taking orders’ for” the 1965-66
school annuals. The annuals are
$3 each. They
covers and will contain many.
| articles and and Photos you will not
ys | want to miss,: Any citizen wish- | ¢
sjing’a school ‘annual may ordér
a copy through the school An-| of
nual Club.

the end lost 31-41.
excellent - games, played with
rmination. and

thusiasm and Ader a fine show | ¢:

‘Winner ‘of the best Novem-
ber House paper'was the Roman
The Mayon - Mustangs
placed second: rH the ‘competi-
Sponsor“of the monthly
House papers is‘Miss M. Weaver.
the: judges ofthe: papers were
Mrs; J. :Logelin: Mrs.

have"

oushE ing ‘and ‘chest
2s | health: centre ‘construction and

in| combat chest disease.

ited bu were
en-

gton | Seal

‘M. Simp-

SHSS Christmas forma!
dance will'be held at ithe school
tomorrow... Mods". will be
playing and lots of fun and ex-
citement awaits all those who
attend... coo!
Focus for the week for all
citizens interested .in school act-
ivities ‘is the ‘school Christmas.
concert tonight. in the SHSS
gymnasium. The concert will} ©
provide’ many hours of pleasant;
choir and band“music, A mass
choir will’ join with the Sugs
senior band in.a*grand
‘sing “Thanks Be ‘To Thee.” Here 4
a a concert 3 you cannot be al-

fang Sooner bands,
if ein girls’ ch

ith © 5,000-.new.
“diagnosed | in 1964],

prt gabbana neh atone neha

Capital Records
Make the Best
Gifts of All
Please Come
In and Browse

Your Favorite Si Buck Owens, Furlin Husky, '
Louvin Brothers, Rose Maddox and Freddy
the’ Dreamers. ‘

RICK‘’S

‘WE HAVE THE BEST. RECORD IN: TOWN”
: johe 365-5951
RIBS

to
lie “complacent
Seierepetice Be
ur Pro;
atest of hte ag-
are eaten) ivention. fhe 96:
ealesis through \¢

come: the pul
hich bass hss Tea

arly’ diagnosis
every. case and ensuring that,
it receives adequate treatment.
‘The ager ey Hallows a‘five
ram. of public educa-
‘al research ang Be

fessional education, TB skin
X-ray ‘surveys,

patient rehabiliation to | help

Tuberculosis is a communi-
ty problem for which everyone
shares: equal responsibility. Ev-
ery Christmas Seal, donor takes
an. active share in this program
when he supports the Christmas
campaign, 0)

SHSS Christmas
Concert Tonight

The annual SHSS Christmas.

concert. will be held in the gym
tonight at 8 o'clock.

‘eatured will be be the junior

the junior

choir and the senior mixed

choir.
will Be, the iain

SEMI-GLOSS

; LATEX. ENAMEL :
“There never has been an ‘enamel
that z

gi
lustronis.

_OGLOW BROS.
BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD.
“Ph. 365-7202

Proc
go towards the band’s trip next,
spring and: for music for, the,

| TCATTARRRRRONR

FRUIT

Barbie, for Guristas
Joyce ama ‘Gloria
tnikoff.

Plot
* * *

Santa,
T have béen a good boy and

Doll and some clothes for it.’She |

use,
Thank You Very | Much, ,
‘Love Frank.

Columbia Coiffures

Hair Styling «.. .

Hours: ‘Daily 9-6 Thursday 99
Located Above Bob’s Pay’N Takit:

‘Phone 365-6717

GROWERS
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LIFE — ACCIDENT.

Check Our nears Rat
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by: ‘Contacting

cAI

a 12,406,500 Gal.
Of Water Used

“ No, 2 well produced 12,406,-
, 500 gallons of water. during Ne

Comm. Lorne Zinio

told council’s meeting last week.

He said this is 305,300 gal-

“Ions more than October and re-

} presents an average of 413,550

~ vember,

Sou S00 RO) gg

Make this Christmas a

> gallons a day.

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“SOoLOHd LLiltad -

SOL0Hd LLlLtad

quality. All shirts are

“Store t

giving. Show him you care with a gift that is
obviously from. David Cooper’s :

Priced from ....

SHIRTS — SHIRTS —. SHIRTS

The finest collection of sport shirts in town.
Don’t settle for just any shirt, come to David :
Cooper Men’s Wear and select from a host of
fine shirts always in style and always in top.

gift boxed for. attractive

$5 to $12.95

SUGGESTIONS F ‘OR SOMEONE,
SPECIAL

PYJAMA &:ROBE SETS
CUFF LINK, TIE: & TAC & BAR SETS from $5.
TIE & SOCK SETS .
TIES, :By Spider Loom
 TOOKE VAN-HEUSEN: PRESS: SHIRTS ~

$12.95 to $17.95..:

$3.50 =
$2.50 -
+ $6.00.

1 $5 to $10”

SEE ouR DRESS SLACKS

“shop at the Store that ; specializes in Sacs. and ‘

Slacks -for “Men

« JACS — all: wool and many. -in Harotey. Sizes 36
to 46.°.A tremendous range of spe coats
. from $35.

* SLACKS — All -wool worsted in’ every possible
snaps) In. pleatless or single .pleat. from $14. 95

“SAVE 92 ON ‘THE ‘PURCHASE OF A
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‘ Rates coe commen 8
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INSURANCE AND...
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944
i Biiebetd approaches, sad
ANDERSON them.
AGENCIES © year,

fervent ple:
to keep it '

eared wan stih ewan dy
——$—$—$——— es

) DRUM TURNING

le, the holiday season seems to
grow more ‘garish’ and finally
urn into a three-ring ciretig he-
fore the last stocking is
While ‘we all deplore
ed, we are all ardent players at
that great North yet erical
ime known as “Needle Your
felghbor,””

That's why the simple little
candle in the. window — has
evolved into that hideous, phan-
tasgamoria of colored lights all
over the front of the house,
That's why the few sprigs of ev-

BRAKES RELINED
‘MUFFLERS
“SNOW TIRES
TUNE-UPS
(@ WHEEL BALANCING
- Castlegar Esso Service
Owned. and Managed by: Bob : Albright
I en

Ae

+

the ist
AAA AAAAAARARAARARANRARA it in
270 Om - Christma:

erEree n over the mantel have

‘By Bi il Smiley

Tis the Season to Tease Thy Cana

our neighbor is ' gloatii
through the curtains’ at tho vac
gar is frost Beene io four, colors
lawn,
Yule log and burn ft ont Sour

expense and exhaustion involv-| ta

in

’’, “A variation on this theme is
an eternal flame, If you don't
have gas, have a line run in to
your front lawn, Tell your neigh-
bor. the guys who are tea!

up your lawn are ooking |
leak’ in your sewer.

Bont try burning your Yule I
your two-! ring vo peel

8 Please him: ;

come up’ with something that
will put the ueighbor’s noses out
of joint.

this is where I come in.

turn
fe orton roan with: envy, zed) Ch
ein the proper colors | Bo

tae Up ‘Your ,

Surfaris,
fee Ware, Bay Pets, Hank ‘Williams, Del. ;

——

Throughout the holiday season we get the urge! to travel
end: renew old. acquaintances, : ‘but this gets ‘

AAR

and
: Biaxeh. them stiffly, attach ’:a,
i} small * wire loo)
(| and hang them on ‘the Cl

Mrs. D.: Hughes, Ph. 365-5503
*- Miss Joann Bernich,: dat

nic

lySby jet after T vistting th e Bri-,
tish ‘Isles, hustria, Switzerland,
Germany, Italy and Holland,” She
had Teit d ‘for her trip in Septem-|
| oni. boat: Jeaving from: New

C. MeCreight returned e

Mrs.
home Friday after
‘few’ days Sn the Galea a and,
District hospital. |:

; Mr, ‘and: Mrs,’ James Mor-
gan and infant son Scott form-

siding at 1207, 5th Ave.

Master ‘Eric ‘Bishop, son of};
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, ig | AT
now home after‘a four. day stay
at Cate Castlegar. and. District

Did you; Jniow? inveterate F
erocheters often‘ find extra mi

ag aailions on :-hand’ when. ‘they e

rhe ‘on his elec-

ur:
ingenuity of

ight

wil deve. hw ind and snow,

will ‘drive’ him It'll be

rth the
Tost

few hundred bucks
ear, forget all about

yous that Thnk ‘for. ‘your agrace

wife go through “the ‘mo-
Women, enjoy such. futtli-

fre:
i shness

neighbor will be livid with envy| fe
hen! yous a him ite for. te sign
freshmen’ ‘our. wife 2

any color. my

n on’ this is to let.

‘A variatio
your kids help: yous ‘ and-
not asl ur. neighbor : o
a yor ver.

simple: tom mnake,

and bound to, Impress. Take an:
large bowl ‘or. ‘small washtut |
Half fill with mut DroWwn ale. It's
an old | ibethan recipe, and
of Castlegar. are now re- Bor t forget t to tell your tielgh

aysur in several wassalls, These’
cient sEn;

z
epherds in shepherd’s'|
s le. Flavor to’

p. near the ‘top
hristmas

trée.
charming snowflake effe

Kinnaird: Guides
‘Recei ive Badges

om Presentation

“The first. art appreciation |
badge. issued in B.C, . under. the
:Was /

‘The medallions! give: a
fect.

unless, you | go'via the credit union. ‘A'$100 loan from

} it,union,no matter what the purpose, costs no
than '$6.50.when repaid In 12 equat monthly, prine

‘ cipal-plus-interest’ (payments, Most:credit unions offer
Loan: Protection insurance. which rheans-if ‘you ‘should

> die or become. totally and permanently disabled your
“Joan, ‘in: most cases, is wiped.out ‘at no. further. ‘obliga-
ction. benefit:is provided: at:no ‘additional ‘cost 16
cyou? es. Seat one: a credit ‘union's
“i Iinsurance‘com :
‘SAVE AND BORROW. IN THE: CREDIT’ UNION

“Castlegar Savir igs -
t Union

chil
> | cook's’, badges were Tecelved by
1m...

“ceremony. of the’

aird’ Guide \company.

‘Miss ‘Gormley also. received her
artist, sneedieworan! and: stitch-
ing® ‘badge ~‘while ° ‘swimmer’s
first aid, id care and.

Susan “Allin;
5

Et
‘mer’s; Karen ‘and . Lynda’ ‘Amos
the -thrift and -minstrel -badg.
Mrs. wis.

-Credii
JOIN , TODAY.
tt ccoccARMToMHNN

Refreshmel served
to the many Guide mothers pio
were present,

COMINCO

Take Distribution

“For. Cominco Employees living at Cai

n and K A
‘Turkey distribution will take | iplace .at the: io O.F., 1266 Pine. Ave,

“Trall, on ‘the following da and ‘times only: -

'WED., | DEC. 22, 9:00. a.m, to 6.00 p.m.
'HURS, DEC 23; 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m,

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touch the: ‘stuff: yourself.

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you: -haven't ‘got him by.

if
now, there's no hope for you,

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: Are‘your family
a golden your and have bulging

en fer was our delight, but now.

(CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 16, 1965 _
aaa ate

@ CENTRAL FOOD MART.

e PH, 365-5336 KINNAIRD FREE DELIVERY
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities

ODE 25-Year '
Pins Presented

Two Members

e Lillian Killough Chap-
ter oft the IODE held ie annual
T | Christmas in
Rivers Hall on Manas Sovenie.

The supper Was Pana lee
and ‘served Salikin,

2
the ey a short |

putes meeting was conduc @ & Cigarettes, by tho carton . .. $2. 99 :
@ BS Ik, Alpha, 7 tins

This meeting was highli,
ed by the ‘Chapters first ct Roget
Mrs. V.: Goresky, Presentin
year pins to

and Mrs, J. S

Entertainment folloved the
meeting,: arranged..by Mrs.’ G.
MacPherson and Mrs. C. Mc-
2.

‘The evening was brought
to.a close ‘with the ra

refreshments and’ the’ distribu-
tion of itis.

That Jolly Time
Has Come Again

Dear Sir:
Sniff

ane Salmon 3 ties ..

Olives iies.3 15-07. tine . ee
Shrimps note, 2 402. tins a
Snackers MeCorinick’s 2 phys A9c
Dill Pickles « Biek's, 80x. tar ZC
Wieners Ib, 39c

_ air and a the

crisp sn an

What! its nearly: tim Hy ‘that

old ‘gent ‘padded to i
int with crimson

and white to.pay us a call.
all Wearing |

‘ballss from’ peering through
e catalogue, That's one zood

hc ad Roast : Standing Rib, Canada Choice tb. 69 as
books inside onto

I can remember. when :
candy cane and a stocking stul:

Ice Cream Woodvale, 8 pt. etn A9c F

in'| days. Wow! wipe the sweat from
|your brow, it only. .comes once
a year,
By the way, could we afford,
lie twice? Happy’ Shoppi: me.
Lois Knippelter,
Castlegar, Boe

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Coke « or r Gingeralle 5 Ige.
=Pettles. eee avoeae . $1 .0O ;

plus deposit :

Nuts: “Mixed, No, Peanuts, Ib.

Cominco Dividends |
90 Cents ‘Per Share

Cominco has | announced -a
dividend ‘of 90. cents ‘per ‘share
for the six:months’ ending Dec,

81, payable’ Jan.":17.' to -share-

: OPEN: SUNDAYS: 10 AM. TO 5 Pie
posers of record’on Dec.'17.
declare
similar Be ae fast Sune for

: AGENT FOR :
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1985. Last. year’s dividend was Lae

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