CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. |

Fall Fair May Bo
Held In Arena

An executive meeting of the
Castlegar ond District Fall Fair
Board was held last week ot the
home of Mrs, P, Oglow, with seven
members present and Pete Ewart,
president, presiding,

Tt wag reported that all organi-
zations in the District had been
sent forms to fll in with thelr re-
presentatives name, Some of these
forms have been filled in and re-
turned to the Fall Fair asceretary
while others are still to come in.

It was learned that the Fair
may be held jn the arenn this year,
‘This year will be ‘the 16th onnual
Fall Fair and it is hoped that all
organizations. will: get behind this
District effort and make this a bet-
ter than ever ycar.

Honorary presidents were named
ang they are: H. W, Herridge, MP;
D. L. Brothers, MLA; A. Sylvest,
chainman Castlegar Village and -0.
M, Loeblich, chairman, Kinnaird
‘Village,

A general meeting will be called
for March 28 at 8 pm. in. the Le-
gion Hall when it is hoped that all
organizations will have their repre-
sentatives present, *

WI Gelebrates
14th Anniversary

The February meeting of the
Renata Women's Institute was held
at the home of Mrs, M. Rohn,

‘Members are planning a spring
tea to raise money: for the upkeep
of the cemetery, The committees
will be named at the next regular
meeting.

A donation of $5 was sent to the
Kootenay Society for Handicapped
Children.

A delegate to the District con-
vention to be held at Harrop will
‘be appointed at the March meet-
inf, The per capita fee has been
forwarded to the secretary-treasurer
at South Slocan.”

‘The secretary was asked to send
# letter of thanks to H. W. Her-
ridge, MP, for the House of Com-
mons debate booklet on the Colum-
bia River project.

The Renata Women’s Institute
celebrated thelr 14th anniversary
with a cake decorated In the In-
stitute colors of green and gold
with 14 candles, which centered the
table.

Spring Tea Pianned
By United Women

A general meeting of the United
Church Women was held last
‘Thursday evening in the church
basement, The: meeting was opened
with hymn and prayer led by Mrs.
P. Swift, president, with 20 mem-
bers and one visitor present.

‘Routine business was attended
to. The five circles ‘each gave thelr
reports. Plans were made for the
spring tea which is to be held in the
church basement on March 31, Mrs,
G, Shepherd, Mrs. Swift and Mrs.
Forgle-Thompson all gave very in-
teresting reports of the work ac-
complished at the Presbyterial con-
vention which was held in Nelson
recently and to which they were
delegates,

‘The members were reminded of
the Women’s World Day of Prayer
which will be held in St. Alban’s
Church on March 9 at 230 pm.

Chief Bowling Instructors

8, 1962

Double Diamond Advisory Connoll

—>E>E>E=——=SS——SS SSS
HOW TO BOWEL FIVEPINS

By BERT GARSIDE & JM HOULT

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HOW TO GET THOSE
CORNER PINS

For a bowler who has just rol.
jed thot “nearly perfect” ball right
Into ithe “strike pocket,” the moet
depressing sight in the world ts to
watch a left-over corner pin teeter
tipsy for a moment, then stay
standing upright omld the fallen
pins.

Perhaps the most frustrating
thing of all about a left-over cor-
ner pin fs that, very often, it is the
result of bowling a very good ball,

If you are bowling well, then
suddenly find yourself leaving a,
series of corner pins — don’t worry.
And don’t change your delivery.
Keep rolling that “nearly perfect”

over, to convince yourself: “It can’t
Jeave them forever . It cant
leave them forever.” Eventually, i
won't.

Usual reasons for & ieft-over
comer pin are (1) the headpin was
struck a shade too thinly; or (2)
the ball Jacked enough “spin” to
mix the pins sufficiently, Either
way, the margin of error between
8 strike and Jeaving a corner pin is
usually so narrow it is more a mat-
ter of luck than of skill for most

wiers,
SHOOT FROM CORNER
TO CORNER

But, picking up those corner
pins, whenever they show up, can
give you the edge that often wins
the game,

Oddly, an exceptionally good
“strike bowler” is drequently not a
good “corner pin howler.” And,
over the long run, the bowler who
can pick off corner pins regularly is
usually more valuable to a team
than the “ace” who can run up a
string of strikes, but can’t pick up
the extra pins when they don't all
go down together.

_ Shooting for a left-over corner
pin, you should start your approach
from the opposite side of the lane.
This way, if you err, the ball can
still. take the pin out while it is
leaving the alley. By rolling down
the edge of the Jane, you cut a
five-inch margin off your target
area, and cut your chance of hitting

tion),

Roll for 9 corner pin with the
same motion, speed, and delivery as
if you were rolling for a headpin,
‘The only thing you change is your
point of aim,

The one alight adjustment you
may make -is in the position of
your feet, When roHing for a head~
pin, your toes should be pointed
Perpendicular to the foul line. For
corner pins, they should be pointing
toward the corner pin, in the di-
rection you'll be making your ap-
proach, This will help prevent your
arm crossing in front of your body

DON COSSACK”

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ball, meanwhile repeating over and fatys

the pin by one third. (See iMustra.

= J6AAA

during delivery, a common mistake
of many. bowlers,

‘The ‘left side corner pin (coun.
fer pin). should be easiest for a
right-handed bowler to hit, The
right corner pin Is a érifle easler for
southpaws. In the past, left-handed
bowlers sometimes elected to use
the right corner pin as the counter
pin, but under the Natlonal Rules
this is no longer permitted.

If you leave two corner pins,
don't try to spare them up. Take
them one by one. The only way to
spare this “leave” is to speed your
delivery up, and give the ball tre-
mendous “spin” so the counter pin
Mbounces off the backstop and takes
out the Other corner pin, ‘Trying
to achieve this can throw your de.

ery off so completely that you
“blow” the frame instead.
if you succeed in regularly get.
‘ting the counter pin, occasionally
Lady Luck may tep you, and acci-
dentally score the spare for you
with a lucky kickback, Luck is al-
‘Ways a grand team-mate,

Next: HOW TO MAKE SPARES.

Ganada Has Deficit
In Tourist Account

Canadian ‘travellers on the av-

bas resulted in a significant deficit
in Canada's tourist account, accor-
ding to the Bank of Montreal's
pret Review for February, just,

“The deficit in 1960 amounted

to over $200 million,” the B of M.
review points out. “By that ytar,
Canadian tourist expenditures ab-
road had risen to an all-time high
of $627 million, nearly three times
88 great as the total spent in 1960,"
Receipts from foreign tourists

to Canada in 1960 reached $420 mil.
Hon, which constituted a larger
source of receipts than’ any. com-
Modity export, except newsprint,

Freedomite’s God is a God
Of Cruelty, Wrath, Bias

Dear Sir:

Why have our Freedomite
neighbors forsaken God by refusing
to accept, to use, or even acknow-
ledge God's gifta to mankind?

For instance, most reasonable
men ..will agree that man ‘s the
highest expression of God's crea-
tion, To man. God has given the
world with everything upon and
about it, He has given men five
physical senses that man may see,
touch, taste, smell and hear his
world, Man has, been given hands
that he may rearrange this world to
sult his every need and fancy.

He has been given the ability
© veason and to think that he
may live in peace and hormony
with his fellow man and all other
creatures upon this world, that man
may learn and gain comprehension
and so discover the nature of his
God, Added to all this, God gave
to man his greatest gift, Mhe Right
‘To Choose, and with the right to
choose come the equally great re-
Sponsibility of reaping the benefit,
or suffering the consequences of
each and every choice. “As Ye Sow,
8o Shall Ye Reap.”

What happens when we exn-
mine the nature of God as con-
celved by the Freedomite? We dis-
cover that he is cruel, wrathful,
Jealous and biased. As long os the
deed is done in his name, he winks
at those who le, cheat, steal and
destroy. He has turned father
against son, mother against daugh-
ter, sister against slater and brother
against brother. He approves of
terrorism, hatred, lechery and even
murder,

Jand meroy for which they repay
him with obscenity, scorn, injury
and terror. For all of this, his wor
shippers are bountufylly blessed

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with misery, ’ fear,
heartache and foreed to live in the
darkness ‘and filth of their own ig-
norance,

‘hey do not trust this God for
although they may take risks mith
property and llves of neighbors,
they certainly go not risk their own
lives in the hands of this God,
otherwise they would remain with
thelr bombs after they have planted
them,

Surely this is not the God of

ups made here.

“Years of experience is our
glerantee of dependable serv!

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Ufe, ight and love os
by the vast majority of mankind,
Such a hideous monater is unwor-
thy of worship from the lowest
form of creation let alone that of
man, Why then should the Iree-
domite worship this God?. Does not
the admonition “Do Unto Others,
As You Would Have Others Do
Unto You," apply also to them?

In a world where man hos the
right to choose, it is ridiculous that
man should suffer becouse of ig-
norance such as this, It was the
choice of the Freedomite to burden
his neighbors with the effects of his
religion, therefore his neighbors
have the right to choose that form
of action that would eliminate this
burden,

‘The Freedomite chooses to ig-
nore the rights of his nelghbors and
to live outside the laws of our
country, therefore this religious sect
must be outlawed, the Freedomite
re-cducated and as his concept
changes so too will his world change

His are
40 burden thelr fellow man by im-
posing upon his kindness, charity

and his ty towards his
fellow man,

Neighbor,

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Earle Porter is one of 850 Imperial employees who supply B,C. people with

oil products at bargain prices. Take Esso gasoline—motorists. throughout.

B.C, buy it at an average price’ of 635 cents a pound. That's a real bargain
«..even common table salt costs more per pound. And of the 6y, cents
paid per pound for gasoline, two.cents is for federal and’ provincial taxes
that provide you with such things | as-soclal services and new highways.

To bring you this bargain, since 1951 alone Imperial has invested more
than $80,000,000 in B.C, That’s more than $90, 000 per employee. ..and this
doesn’t include wages and other operating expenses which have increased
year by year. Yet today, on- the average, Imperial gets less for the Esso
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‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 8, 1962

FOR SALE
fey Sntetam, channel 4, 4 and
$80, Ph. 365-33!

Receipts f the
funneind Swimming Pool Beaty

ieett Up at bine aint Goties 1 ‘nue
@nd Bervice
ing, Kinnaird,

FOR RENT
Heated, furntahed ‘apartment in
Castlegar. Suitable for two, Avall-
able March 16. Ph. 965-0021,

sulte in

Ph, 31

REN HS
Furnished bungalow on large

view, lot thtes miles up Robson

side, aytomatic wood heater; Bless

tis stove. new my felage and bed,

ple! TY. cable, radio, tel

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new Nileker chairs and mats, out-

door asonable
le ha.

H

gar, No Nochilgren, Bu Builahis
for. r couple Ph. 366-8129.

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table. “ADDIY 235-1 sere , Kinnaird,

é pn. weckdaan ond all day
weekends, tind

Small Ibedroo ‘oom mouse, ‘Olt heat
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aa a-hearoom house, full
Apply, 2 189-5th.
ose Binudire. Fens April.

@
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20, dignt and: heat “supplied. a

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Harvick Block, Ph. 265-5855. in|

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per insertion, Minimum
charge for classified ads
placed in person- at = the
Casttegar News office is 50
cents, Minimum" charge for
clasalfied ads phoned: in ‘to”
the office 1s 60 cents...”

‘There is a special rate
of allowing'a classified ad
to.run three times ‘for ‘the
price of ©, two,

gare:
near Creighton Build-

2-bedroont basement.
Contours: leer range, gas heat. :

ae in. Propane
36 witht tanks and valve, 2 Eh ‘365- pea

-hedroom
1} Robson townaite, oll heat, Pa. bi 74

‘hardwood 5
ter an | PBC8, mahogany living room. Ph.

led
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7 on 2 lots
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For'sale or rent, now 3-bedroom.
house. New renge, g35 jas furnace, Ph,
365-607: 810
sD Food Fu running or-
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or rent, g-hedroom
howe! tn mast Robson, with acreage.
Ph, 365-5653. 310

9 x 12 Cellanese rug and rub-
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Attractive “Home building Tots! didn’t like getting his fect: wet

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Modern’. home in
relevent ‘to ‘the responathilities he
has assumed. *

: New 3-bedroom house with car-
‘The demand that he accept

port, cabinets, gas fur-
368-0650, ~tinT } aa
7 _ Yiating way to make them prevail

he politician lives within an
environment in’ which all do not|,
“ij - Share his private purposes and in
which to accomplish any part of
them he must make the sacrifices

Guaranteed ir¢
sewing machine
fusion ent. to all other

or Nelson 41.

‘Two-bedi

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Xtquired to get himself into power.

His compromises and conces-

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Engagement notices,
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thanks of “usual” length
are™ published. ata”. flat:

. charge, of $1.00.

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or. Maple & oth, Castlegar ~

:| 2766. = in a free society they are free to

mace. Terms $7,300. T.
Son Ltd., on, Ph,

a ee
grohard acreage in Robson, Ph, 365-

sions and expedients are necessary
~- precisely because men differ, hon,
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their aspirations and interests, and

combine with their fellows in pur-

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puneeie k
Dore | subdivisions, One river-view lot. a
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weck.' Guaranteed wage plus
beefs. fae. Castle Bowladrome,

sult of these asplrations:and inter-
esta.

* *
Thus the politician lives in an
of actual or poten-

Beuible woman to look after
‘small girl weekdays, pee reels. My
home, on 365-8089 after 6

Lady wanted to’ live 7 and
core for elderly. woman. Good pay.

tial conflict where the contending
forces must either be reconciled or,
asin the ‘totalitarian states, for-
cibly’ suppressed. .

>And almost. always the solu-
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one some. and appear to fas-

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‘claim that Canadians have a gen.

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tidtous folk to bé gical as to
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the altertiatives are elther sup-
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IE Oe. :
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struggle for responsible govern-
ment’ showed that a larger mea-
sure’ of national’ autonomy .-was

compatible with continued: adher- |

ence . to. the ‘British
and laid the foundations of the
modern ‘Commonwealth.

Confederation ‘itself. was. a
first-class political achievement by
any standards and.the mainten-
ance of the Confederation settld-
ment *has- required a’ continuous
+ exercise” of. olltical akill: of the
highest order.

Our. national independence
was achieved without violence and
with a minimum‘of. ‘bitterness,

Almost . continuously. assailed
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CASTLE

low.
Democracy as we have known
it doesnot depend on our becom-

vane politi~

cians have been able to work out
those accommodations which have
allowed two cultures to live under
“one national: roof.
And in recent years we have

had reason to be proud of our re-|: than

presentatives in international af-
fairs‘ applying what Prof. Chester

opportunism’ which has charact-
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dition, to an. over-heated and di-
vided world sadly deficient in this

sf any“ chauvinist , wants -to

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{tics as a ‘method for dealing with
Public affairs is alarming.

- our electorate ‘have become dang-
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tion in public affairs. <

‘Also our distrust of the pollti-
cal press has.ted to the immature
and impossible demand that an
increasing number. of matters of
urgent public concern’ be taken
“out of politics” and at every le-
vel of government we ace an in-
creasing number of boards, com-
missions »and what-not spending
public funds and wielding . public

do not admit of easy or straight-
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