CASTLEGAR NEWS

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Pane Four — Thar Folrary TT 1974

Recreational Facilities. are Moving. Forward

Announcement by Housing Minister Lorne

‘Nicolson, the MLA for Nelson-Creston, that'a

gymnasium is to be constructed at’ Selkirk.

College is not only good news for students and
faculty at. the educational institution, it's also
very good news for 1 of the fs d

4, Corporation, of British Columbia surprised
almost everyone by containing provisions which .

will also allow the government to go into the
general insurance field if it wishes.
The government should be taking a second

Castlegar’ district...’

A> proper. indoor. sports facility at the
college has long been lacking and, as Selkirk's
principal, Dr. Bruce Fraser, told the Castlegar,
News, construction’.of: the gymnasium will

release the time presently rented by the college.

in the KJ88 and SHSS gymnasiums to other
groups. Recreation: Commission No. 1; for
example, has been anxious to obtain more gym
time for adult keep-fit classes and possibly this
will help that group, although the problem with

gymnasiums, like that of ice arenas, is ‘that .

everyone wants to use them at the same time.
The locating of Selkirk College here. fe

‘look at thi in light of its experiences
with: Autoplan. ‘Nonetheless, here are’ some
humorous problems experienced by one general
insurance company, that’ of Aetna Lifeand |
Casualty of, Hartford, Connecticut:

There was’the: case: of a Pennsylvania
woman who announced .to a pair of ‘legs
protruding from under. the family car that lunch
was ready. She gave a pat to what she thought
were her husband's’ legs. The | surprised
mechanic—not her, husband—lurched up, .slam-
med his head.into the car and knocked, himself,

out. When he came toon a stretcher and told his

story to ambulance attendants, they laughed so

* Shard they dropped the stretcher and broke one

of the arms.

Castlegar has been of
district residents because we have been able 5

take far greater advantage of the: cultural and :
social events at the college, not.to. mention the’.
evening classes, than.residents of the other”

school districts who support the college.’ This
means, therefore, that the community use that
has been promised of the new gymnasium will in
turn benefit our local community far more than
tatepayers who live much further away.

The’ Insurance Corporation of— British,
Columbia is having a baptism of-firé as'it comes

into being to serve the residents of our. provitice -

with motor vehicle insurance:‘There is now little
doubt but that the whole thing has been rushed
forward far too rapidly. ‘The delay ‘of another
year would likely have seen this, vast, new
government agency established not only with
less controversy, but certainly with less of a
panic atmsphere as rates are changed almost
daily to pacify different groups and bush fires
are extinguished all over, the place.

For ‘all: this, however, people shouldn't
delay “any longer. obtaining ‘their Autoplan

insurance. Time is getting short,. and ‘if, the
- insurance isn’t obtained by midnight, Feb. 28, it.

will be illegal to drive a car. on March*1.,

>. Ina ‘rough ‘survey taken’ during ‘the

noon-hour on’ Monday between’ the ‘post’ office
_and the Castlegar News, we noticed only 15 of 51
,.gars:had their 1974 Heence plate decals on,

they had pi their it

We urge. our readers to cooperate with \the*,

government, ICBC and. their. local insurance -
agents. Get your i insurance now—you' really "be:
S doing yourself a* favor if You' vd

Then there was the New York man. who

* went hunting and returned to find his false teeth

had been stolen from a table by a woodchuck. He
filed a'claim for damages. '
In West Virginia,'a'pack of dogs chased a

female dog under a new car. In their frenzy, the. .

dogs cavedina fender, chewed upa tire and tore
out signal-light wiring. Aetna paid $95.29 under,
“canine quarrel.”
Another claim also’ came from West
Virginia where a man watching a circus parade
was plucked out of the crowd by an elephant ‘and

+ hurled through’ a ‘store’ window.

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Oglows have cavers! hundred; rolls of ‘Wallpaper i if
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By Delbert Doll
Man >atlaches* value’: to
many.’ diverse things. Ideas
have value. Material ilems have
value, Labor has value. Inyen-
lions. ‘have’ value, -Processes
have value.
The. problem tot every
ic system is to render

Alongside: these Autoplan

~ ‘problems pale to insignificance!

ee
Our city couineil is'to’be commended for
agreeing to undertake now all the groundwork
necessary for a new recreational complex so that
the council that follows it after the;March 30
special election will be able to proceed as. quickly
as 5 possible with presentation of a referendum.
:In:the meantime, with winter. still with: us,
we urge all, those- people!,who: don’t, normally

. .visit.the present Castlegar Arena to make a

‘point of visiting it, sometime between now and
the end: of ihe ice-making ‘season: We would

‘suggest they consider: making their visit at the
:time “ofa” minor, hocke;

‘game - early some
Saturday morning’ but warn ‘them’ to. put; on
extra winter: cloth and carry a thermos of hot

everyone to vote as they
» but we feel strongly that
io”.

‘The iegisiatioa ss up, t!

"Come ‘to thik of it, in her
weird search for." “equality” the

‘and driven
the: Unisex - co
pound.
Time’'was « when’ pearls,
perfume and purses were the
prerogative of the female, when
curly locks were the mark of

little girls or old men trying to

avoid’ the’ ‘man with’ the

butterfly: net—when a woman |

‘at her own risk.

Time was when.,the codk

id, the hen laid eggs.

it's safer to wait for his

<.vocal ‘cords, before deciding
“upon calling him Mr. or Miss.

HELP WANTED

_ Urgently Required

Coup! for Cleaning
Offices: Above Minimum

:Spray. called Brute, Jungle, Boy

or He-man. Little wonder that

he'd sooner switch than fight. :

Display any © signs ~ of

manhood ‘and she's, likely to

tear,at.’ his curly; locks,

wearing: ‘sneakers you j mig! ‘

beat him down the aisle for’ th :

played cool until'she had:him a

before: the'p
she doesn't, she 4
<buy_a‘hol. water, bottle. ~

““Time_was when we. chose

our. love, and loved our. choices.

‘Tinie was when ‘it was “cute” to”
wear his pyjamas. Today, about ‘
the. only, thing: she hasn't ‘tried.

steal is his baldness, bear
5 id biceps.

Want. to Sell

mininity. She. would: have.
quality” of doing his. j
wearing his pants and spending

his'money, but ‘not paying him. ~
alimony or taking a’stick toa

the basement.

‘The trouble “is, . these
Adam's Ribs want to have their
eake and eat! it—preferably his
and hers both!

Lingfish Can Live
Out.of. the Water

Australia’s lungfish“ actu-
ally can’ live out of water. It
breathes through a single lung.
while on land but uses its gills
while under. water.

Scientists believe the lung-
fish for’some reason ventured

. from’ its: watery ‘home © some -

‘850,000,000 years ago. °For

‘wages. Steady job ~

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Call ‘Mary at Anderson

some reason it did not adapt to
land living and returned to the
water,” but -kept "the © land-

the “value * of - products and
services into terms of dollars
and’ cents. | Private: enterprise
leaves | the determination “of
value’-to the: forces. of. the
market’ place—supply and de-
mand. Any attempt to regulate
value will bring: consequences
that will bee the supply’or

‘-demand.

Tounders

~ necessary
. reasons .a. person *wants:: a

particular. em or: service: “An

“intrinsic ~ value i
r, clothing,-the

“wages. The

The Liberty Papers

ENTERPRISE AND. VALUE

If the supply is equal to the
demand then a'competitor will
seek \ ways. to caplure the
market. He: will reduce’, his ~
production. costs by finding
more. efficient machinery,
cheaper, labor,’ low cost raw
materials, lower lax areas. He
will reduce his. profit. margin.
The. lower’ priced item © wil
attract ‘the consumers.’ :The
public. again benefits by pur:
chasing the same ilem for less
money,

The producer. who « can
offer the best product for the
least. price will succeed. . The
inefficient: producer. will, suc-
cumb to bankrupley... °,

Government” intervention
‘in prices’ or: wages will upset
the supply; and‘ demand *con-

ols ‘President “Allende = of ©:

; on taking office, froze
food: prices and ‘tripled | farm:
producers.
caught in this squeeze went out
of business: The move! which
was intended. to: improve ‘the
living standards ‘of: the «farm.

tractors: Ewives’ pony

le, ry
“External to the titem.’

:For:the green grocer. food
has the extrinsic. value of resale
to ‘the’ public: at:.a: profit. A
philistine ht purchase a-rare
stamp rl object with’ no
appreciation? ‘of. the’ item’s
intrinsic value but with an eye”
‘to reselling it ‘ata profit.

The seller of an object will
also attach a value to il. He
must recover..; the. cost. of /
producing phe item and, mar-
keting it: He /-will. have. to:

~ calculate labor costs, cost of the

machines: used, energy. costs,
transportation, advertising:and

“other. “overhead “and then

determine a profit for his own
efforts.”

\ Part of. that selling price,
production “and marketing.’
costs, will be an intrinsic value. ‘,
It must ‘be recovered or. the +

seller, will suffer a loss, The

profit “part of the- price is °?

extrinsic. ,'It,is- delermined ‘ by
the willingness of the public to
purehase the item. 2
Ifthe supply of-an item is.
plentiful then the will

The seller. will, have to cut his

profit margin to create a public :*

ness of %
the public to purchase it is low. -.;

eld: recently:

1) Stromier “as /

‘The door prize was won by:
irs.-Tom Titford.
-The:next:luncheon will be

theld today, at the home of, Mrs.

ilford.

All Kootenay. Power, Plant 3)

Contractors’ wives? are wel-

*eanalso upset the supply, and

;;ment of the

3 “establishi g value is the market.

‘wide selection, of ‘quality and

President Nixon in Phase
III of this economic policy froze
food prices’ but allowed fodder
prices’) to rise... The meat: Hi i
producers’ were | faced. with y ir Hotel located at Horney anid ‘Robs
rising production costs and'so’ | For reservations, uri borer
slaughtered their animals. Now
that the price freeze on food is
lifled’ the: supply | of! meat: is
ited and the meat prices are:

_soaring..

‘If wages ‘are arbitrarily
increased. thus enlarging the
demand for. products. the price
of those products will soar. This
will hurt those people on fixed
incomes.

Private: -corporate,. action, |;

“demand controls to. the detri-

‘public,

(If ‘competing “companies. get
together to: fix’ prices, ‘divide
arkets, ‘control. production
{sests or-other non-competitive
practices. then selling prices.
will either. stabilize or increase.
hen’ competition, ceases °

‘the’ efficiency. of _ production
declines because: all production
“scosts'may be passed; ‘on nits 2

fails:
je

The. fairest
place.’ When the consumer has a
price ‘he’: may’ ::make ‘the

evaluation most suilable to his
“needs or wishes. He may settle.

WRG es i ” MEAT LOAVES 4

ile

it {oat c can be transformed Into a dellclous party cia,

et ‘and March often ‘seem extra long, the dul,
Good :f and’

play on
ace ere-can Wdo: jo much to perk Us up:

a friendly

UE, share yours mo
rusty

eer an apt

fang both ground beef and. veal,

Withal beef’Is one of
vthe ‘best buys’ at the 'meat.coun-
aula Sutritional value alone

ee “ndmber: of dishes; ‘one popu-
‘Jar

to. serve ground beef is
meat, leafs 5.504.

© Beef meat loaf Is good hot or
cold, hamemar Lee

Variations:
Meat Loaf with Vegelabies

© Top i'meat. loat’ with. carrot
strl ps and’ surround loaf with
carrot and onion chunks.

¢: Baka’ 45. minutes, then add
aren potatoes: and chunks of

¢ Baste with pan’ Juices. and
cook until vegetables are ten-

: der} and meat:|s the desired

degree of doneness.

‘Mtallan' Meat Loaf Ke

leplace. rosemary with .2

es Cloves! of finely chopped gar.

Blond together -all: Ingre
8} a ‘ ‘Bacon Zstrips; /'shape!

© Serve with visa Baked o
hots asparagus. with.

lic add.1. cup ‘ot, whol

tiied ripe olives, -¥% « cy

st tomato purée and Ba tesapoon *

Cover loaf with ins layer a :

tomaton puree and: toe wit
vi

f Mexican Meat Loaf *

‘To:meat mixture ‘add 1 table-
‘Spoon, chill: powder. 1 pinch.
‘cumin... powder, hopped
green: peppers.

Baste -loaf with mixture. of:
cup tomato juice," 2. finely
chopped garlic cloves and :1

lablespoon: chili’ powder.»

for: poorer’ quality ata lower.

price ‘or higher ; quality at a...
higher price. If he is. discrimin- ~.

ating he might find good quality.
ala reasonable’ price.: Either.
way: it. is his ‘decision’ and his
consequences which’: is \ the ”
essence of freedom. =.”

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AUTOPLAN REFUNDS

To ‘our clients entitled to 2 a refund call ‘or Hos our office,
We complete ‘the necessary form:to obtain the akon

of ‘psychic! phe:
: People ar D.
many as eight blocks to'see ih

the aisles during ‘tHe show!
‘And’ a‘ good) many. mi
believing they not® only:
seen a movie,,they have had an,

iP
"experiehies ofa ‘Roman ‘Catho-
hi t who exorcised demons:

Moma 1a ‘year-old boy ‘in Mount

Ranier, Md.,: in 1964.
7. S. Lewis bserved that

pa tend”
F cemnons: rst,

movie; Others fainit™ and? fallin

+ give//ground

. Chapter, IODE,’ held

Workshop on Production
Of TV Programs Held Here

Twenty priests, ministers
and laymen met at’ St. David's
Church last week for a two-day
workshop on the production of
television programs,

Represented. at the event
were Roman Catholic, United,
Alliance, Salvation Army and
Pentecostal churches from Nel-
son, Trail and Castlegar.

Organized by Fr. Bud
Godderis,. the workshop intro-
duced delegates to'the oppor-
tunities for local . television
under the sponsorship, of the
West VL

+) television program,

The‘ pro-
grams were cablecast, that
aflernoon in: Castlegar. Yon
Channel 7.

These programs will ‘be
edited for-broadcast on one of
the regular Channel 7 evenings,
later-in' the year.

Those participating” began
with a certain hesitation about

using television equipment, but’,

ended up enthusiastic over the
tremendous opportunity., ‘for
communily people’ like’ them-
selves to plan and produce their
own television ‘shows,

Society. cn ae le variety of
television programing, from
artistic impressions to ‘simple

The’ churches involved at
the ‘workshop | plan to | work
together on’ the production’ of
of wide

interviewing, was. p
On ‘the second day, the

» participants divided into three

groups and each group made a

interest, ) as. well ‘as making ..

shows about | thelr’ own! con-
gregational ‘activities. °°”

IODE Members to Hear Address |

Regent Mrs, A. .Sylvest
presided -at) the | February
meeting of the Lillian Killough
at the
home of Mrs. J.F. Killough with
Il'members present.::”

A> letter’‘from -Blueberry
Creek: Elementary School. was
read, expressing, appreciation

? of, the/annual gift of an: IODE

calendar.
Citizenship secretary Mrs.

From Local Heart Foundation

the home of’ Mrs,’ Rs) West. It

was decided to change the time

of meeting from 8 to.7:80 p.
Following the adjournme:

> of the regular meeting,’ annual ;;

reports: were’ heard. ‘These
reports indicated ‘that ‘the past.
year had been an‘active one.
‘The . following’ ° slate’\o!
officers: was approved for the,
coming year:
Regent: Mrs. A. Sylvest,

*Killough was f dito take

‘out, on behalf of the chapter, a
membership’ in‘ the, Castlegar

“and District Hospital Society.

Education: secretary. Mrs.
M.. Rush’ was’ ‘asked to ‘repre-

22 sent'the chapter at the ‘annual

“the Kootenay. .’

x Society, for Handeaped Child-:
=iren on’ Feb, 20.

‘meeting |

Peddle: reported

‘Mr:
that'a’ “pitt had been’ presented

“to: Mrs.C.H: King, 'in recogni-

tion of her services in auditing

the chapter's books for. the. 7
| year.

Services secretary Mrs. M.
Zinio suggested the making of a’
layette tobe ‘sent:to'a Northern

area! possible ‘project’ for

Sad exorcism is not just an
ancient rite. Itis.a contempors

that Jesus Christ is alive Thad
the visible results rod ced:
exoreism.

+The: ‘infortunate ing
“that so many. people. feel el ta

«o"The' Exorcist” i
it

; furor over®

'p tainly evoke lofty: statements

® about’ superstition by. scholars
ind. eplenyz ‘of cases: of psycho-:

by
‘Ther ut is. many.
of.

es V
occult: bondage. Not without. ¢
the:

ible: ‘solemnly

fi the
warns, “Do. fay Place tothe © feom tight to left.

the “year, {Instruction leaflets
‘will‘ be? brought” to: the March
meeting.

Sy: Plans’ were discussed for
the Founder's Day Coffee Party
and "Bake Sale'‘to'be ‘held ‘on
/Feb''19!9Mts.7Killough?!

‘New trends in packaging

must sometime affect even the;

oldest and:!'most'~ venerable
products. So it was wi

its’swan emblem. «- ++
“The firm has now changed

the *box:: design. |.Instead “of.”
swimming from left to’ right.as:-

in the past, the swan. has now.

‘with® the,”
> famous Swan Vestas matches, (:
_ known: throughout the

and
convenor “’Mrs. (Ass

treasurer Mrs. | H.) Peddle,
education secretary: Mrs.’ M.
Rush,
Mrs. | F.H.Killough,’ services.
‘secrelary Mrs.:M. Zinio, ‘“Ech-

oes” secretary Mrs.’ R. Whit- *,

taker, public relations convenor.
Mrs.'W. MacCabe and hospital-
ity convenor Mrs, N. Gemmill:

‘At ‘the: conclusion ‘of; the

meeting “refreshments: were”

served by’ the: hostess, Mrs.

Selbie,':’
secretary Mrs. F. A: Hostetter, > °

* citizenship secretary :

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FEBRUARY 28TH

“ts the last day. We are now in ihe ‘ost: month,

‘<willingness to“ purchase. ‘The '*
reduced . price benefits . the*>.

“Castlegar News |. : Real”
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