CASTBEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1967

PINT-SIZED PUDDLE is all that remains’ these
winter days of the Pass Creek swimming hole.
Reflecting the bare skeleton of a winterstripped
tree, the puddle gives scant indication that "the
swimming hole is a popular spot during the mug-

gy summer days for both children and adults.
‘The spot is much quieter these days, with only
hibernating frogs to replace the beach-to-bank
people who frequent the place. during summor
months, —- Castlegar News Photo

VICTORIA REPORT -

By dames K. Neshiit |:

Bennett Promises a Celebration i in 1971

* Cer
] nial ‘decorations
the facade of the

of the Legisla-
_tive. ~ ‘buildings

| and most Victor- |

jans are breath-

ing’a sigh of re-

i They:were put up in the
of: 1966 to mark the un-

Columb! 1 in 1886, and were left
there to mark the 100th birth-

day of Canada this year.

They served their purpose
well enough, though they gave
the beautiful Inner Harbor scene
a bit of a circus atmosphere.

Anyway, it’s nice to see the
Buildings all plain again, but
my, oh my, the stone does need
cleaning. It’s , It's all very
well to like the old, but I think
the old should be clean. Why,
even Westminster ‘Abbey gets
| prettied up every once in a

“Ancient stone is . splendid, |!

but it shouldn't be all covered in
grime. The darkening pile of the

Kinnaird Voters!

anniversary - 0!

Alcohol Consumption
Shows No Drop in B.C.

“The Alcoholism, Foundation, this
af B.C. ts again sponsoring >a
province-wide campaign of ed-
ucation and information during

Mormon Church
Needs No Change

Say Missionaries

ear Sir:
“The Church of Jesus Christ

—the same yesterday, today and | in
forev ete

js|average of 1.70 gallons.

day, Th

+ a by the Alcoholism Foun-

and still be called the church of
Jesus Christ,’

Christ gave us the example
of how his fauret should be set
up (ph. 4:'11-14), This same
organization should stand today,
because no one has the auth-

the claim that the
of Lat.

organization.
The Bible states that the
church must be built upon the

actual
tain amount of gloom to the. Ta.
ner Harbor scene.

More Centennials are on the
way. Next May it will be 100
years since the capital of the
Crown Colony of British Colum-
bia was moved from New West-

minster to Victoria, The pro- |f

yinclal government ‘should ob-

serve anniversary,
quietly.

However, it ia an event of

that should not be al-

unnoticed,

going in lean years.,

Premier Bennett has promis-|
ed another celebration in July, ||
e 100th‘ anniver-

more than three years away, 80

we can ‘forget story in the

meantime,

That, year marks the 100th
f the birth of Em-

but
is in

PROGRESSIVE
PLANNING
RETURN

On Saturday, December 9, Vote:

- ACKERMAN

[ACKERMAN E.c. | X |

dy Carr and ta too should be

remembered, since Emily

has brought more fame to Bri
a than anyone else

even up to and including the

Hon. W. A.C. Bennett.

A Vancouver native, John

Bovey, is now in Winnipeg start-

ing preparations for the 100th
pee

ersary loba joining |same
Canada, July 15, 1970.:.Bovey
‘was recently appointed provin-

cial archivist of Manitoba.
He's a UBC graduate, learn-

ed about centennials when he

say he finds the history of Man-
itoba exciting.

of apostles and pro-
phets. Jesus Christ himself be-
ing the chief corner stone.” We
as Latter Day claim this
foundation oF apostles and pro-
phets with Jesus being

accordance with
ings of the Bible (1 Cor. 3:16,
17). We know that these things
are not good for the body and

abstaining from them we are

is only one exanple
of ancient teachings taught in
the church i

Pe pea ay “tool the
church of ‘the’ fubere | must be

time. of Jesus Christ and will be
‘the same unto eternity and ‘is
no offshoot but is ne raaticed

was set Je Christ it:
their dui duty to finda church that

joes.
Elder David ‘Hirtle,
Rev. E. ‘Bezanson. °:

When you're in the Kootenays
Try our famous beers...
You.can only get them here!

Korn

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ERIES-

“ETD, CRESTON, B.C.
"B.'s MOUNTAIN BREWERY”

aan wetetet

period ‘known as Alcohol,
{Education .Week.
The following’ article touches
on some aspects of the subject:
If you Live with your spouse
and have an older teenage child
at home and have not spent
$302.70 in the past year on bev-
erage alcohol, then you are spen-
ding ‘less than the average adult
Boulet Columbian.

cording ‘to " statistics pre-

dation of B.C., the average adult
B.C. consumed: 1.85 ‘gallons

of absolute alcohol — which, in-
cidentally, is above the national

Statistics show that between
1964 and 1964 the

per ca)
consumption of alcoholic bever-
ages increased by 23.3 per cent,
and shows no sign of le velling
off. So — how much booze is
enough?

The misuse of aleohol is
one major cause of the guilt and
despair which accompany social
emotional and cconemic. deter-
joration prevalent in our society
today. It has been estimated that
there are approximately 28,150
alcoholics in the «province and
that the incidence is increasing.
Between, 1954 and 1964 the

If alcohol were newly dis-

‘covered today, it’ would’ be con-
‘dered a crude intoxicant cap-
able of causing total loss of, con:
‘trol’ and. would
‘banned from public use for the
sake of protecting soclety in
general.

Although there are other
factors which must necessarily
be present before a: person be-
comes an alcoholic, all:the an-
swers to the question “Who
is liable to. succumb to this ill-
ness?” are not yet known.

In British Columbia’ today,
alcoholism ig not under control
—so,. how much booze
enough?

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per 100,-

000 of ‘the population in B.C.
‘aged 20 years and older increas-
ed by 28. per cent. Comparing
the rate of consumption and the
rate of alcoholism, one can see
a Positive correlation between

the

‘This ig interpreted by some
‘people to’ mean that alcohol is
the sole cause of alcoholism and

although this statement is not
ch-

true, it must be remem-
bered that alcohol isa crag.
More:

psycho! dependency ‘on ak
Sobol: Khar’ thoea ‘wo Pa ve de-

1 depen-
dency cn: marijuana and a few

of these. have found alcohol as,
physiologically addicting ia as her-
join is to the regular user.

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STOP IN AT THE

Airport Auto Service
And Say Hello to
IKE WIEBE

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— Ike Would be Glad to Hear the Latest Gossip ! —

Ike's. Airport Auto Service fe Located on Highway
3 Near the Arena. Look for. the Big Chevron Sign.

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Castlegar & District Children Write to Santa

Hey Kidst:' |.
pany ere’ * four cece, 2 ee
your
Santa Claus at ar gettg North Pole
rol
sat Gu Claus Cale 0 Hogar
jews, D: Castl
BC” and weil do the rest. et
pub-

letters | will be’
shed i int nthe Castlegar News sand
copy. per. will go
mail slat ty dire
Santa Ci f ss Selene 2
i n't forge!
and Dad, forgot that your: let-
ica Ment ct ‘antes
ceived no later han ‘noon. on

fmt ont it it plus a Little Jewlery:
a-good girl all
ear, "havens a hie trip ‘loon
2.
Love June khavild
e 9 z

Claus,
x ami6) ears old. Please bring
le talkie and a Secret
Sam Vike you Santa Claus

\summer holi

SEF

Nov. 20 87

Tear Sante Clai
7 yrs. vold. T have tried
to te a good boy. I would
n jeadlo’ a rel an da projeotor for
iwill leave something
for you ou to eat at and. some sugar

for
Four trie frien
anny: Wallace
Kinnaird, Be:

Dear Santa

Could you please. bring me
a doll that looks like a real
baby so I can bath her. an a bed
ie put her. also soap and bath

Thank you Kelly
ee woe

‘Nov 20 67
Derr Santa .Claus

T have been’ ‘a good: girl)
and for. Christmas I would like a
“Feed Me” Doll and a baking
set. My brother and I will leave
something for you to eat and
some sugar fort theirelndees

Box 48
pear santa Claus,
w is Mrs. Santa? Can I
plat pave a Strombecker rac-
car set and can | please
hate a Builder's work shop. How
e the reindeer and is Ru-
dolph? Did you, have a good
Iwill leave
some ca tat sou to dvink Lwill
Jeave it on the fire place. I have
tried to be a good boy all sum-'
mer. And have helped mummy
in ‘our new house.

walkie-talkie
set for Christmas.’ I am in'grade
one ‘and was a good boy all year.
Be. sure to: bring my :preesnt
‘Darryl ‘Khacikan, oe

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Phone 365-8112

Sass

like | walking

me a rock’em sock’em set.
sister..is 3 Years old,
She wants a‘‘doll carrij'and a
doll, I: know’ you. can
bring only one ng. each sa 50
carrij. I. will

Bring’ her a doll

ley you: some milk and cake rah

your: ‘hunry,
1 think I was a good

Dear. Santa,

to
"| Baby. Jesus
lease say ‘“‘S! hen wishes you

* Stephe mn Tayla) jo

pl
a happy

boy.
Gorden, Kavaloft
” December 2 67
Please send me a train set

that a saw. in in “Toyland in Stead-
uid also like a wind-

Canada
Dear Santa,
I'm five years old and my
name is Denise,
Ihave been a good girl all
ear. ua
I hope’ you have a: Me
_ | Xmas. I have a surprise for you e
and‘ your .deer. I'am going to}
draw you‘a picture. I have two
sisters Co:
they have’ been good ‘too.

mea
Santa’ Claus,

sister Sandra

‘Do you. have’ a lot of snow? Please.
We ‘dol! ‘I’ hope you get here
safely’ cause ‘I like you.

Don’t forget about my treat
for you, Tl put it on the table

my hope: you have a’ Merry
Guristas. and a happy New
ear!

BC,
‘Dovember 1967

I) am'6: yeas said. piensa
bring ers,
Jewelery * box: etre

Dear Santa Claus,

Your’ ‘friend,
‘Joanne Kirk
*

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Box 195: Kinnaird, B.C.
le, and Joann and Dear Santa Claus
We are writing a letter ice]

wi

ey you § Santa a Cus,
Bandra, and Rik ‘ghek
off,

Kinnaird, B.C,
‘December 1967.
oD am) 6 years old. Please
bring me a jews brooch. :
Your frien

Dear: Santa Cla

*

id like a wa’
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Scopes installed by. professional Gunsmith

y | Dear Santa Claus,
‘What I. want is a Doll with
9 Doll: carriage, perfume.
T want, a comb and brush.

and a
“s Your? Friend,

Viet

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Norm‘s Sport Shop
300 Baker St. NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-2015 :
Open Mondays from 9 am. to 5.30 p.m.

Leslie. Kirk

How long it wll stad is anyone's gut ae
‘of the of the strike, the

Buy with Shopper's Loan. cash .

" Withan HFCShop- ;
per’s Loan you)can:)

73.33} 90.

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" Abore payments lactate prlaclest sod

‘ea prompt repayment, Dut 6a nat baciobe tes Cont 4 We lngoronce, <=

: Allen: Lake Lumber, Ltd., Princeton
Balco Forest Products: Ltd. ~:

Kamloops
BC. Interior Sawmills:Ltd.,
“Kamlo:

2 Ops ‘ :

‘Bell: Pole ‘Co. Ltd., Lumby. “

Birch Island Lumber Co. Ltd, -
‘Vavenby ~ °

‘Boundary’ Sawmills Ltd., Midway:

“Canada Cedar Pole Preservers Ltd.,

“Galloway ~

B: J. Comey Co. Ltd., Enderby’

a Clinton
Clearwater Teper Products? I
Clearwater

‘ Crestbrook: Forest I
Cranbrook:
mae ‘Nest’ Industries Ltd.

Products Division, Fernie.

‘Dhaliwal &: Harry, ‘Merritt
+ Federated Cooperatives ‘Led,
80 Canoe 207%
Galloway. umber. Co. _itd., ,Gallo-

- time is fast approaching when’ a settlement based on
the aie Report: may be beyond our ability to

The industry simply ‘csnnot consider: the: IWA
; demand for more than'44 cents an hour for two.

2 We: cannot pay parity with the coast because
we donot have the same operating and marketing
conditions...We arein the same position as the

. northern interior lumber’ operators with whom the

:wnion hag already’ settled ‘with: complete: ‘disregard

if ‘for parity, Similar agreements have also'been reach-
ed with a number: of ‘southern: operators.

"nig. ar8 our Glupiogees made to gutter while” :
the IWA. leadership sets the south against the north?
In his report, Justice Munroe said ‘the offer of
: 44-cents an: hour was’ “the largest increase ever
paid in the history of. the forest’ industry ‘anywhere
in; Canada for a sithilar. period.” And ‘he made it .
abundantly. clear that it was ‘‘at the upper. limit

“Of the, industry’s capacity. to bear.”

the ‘union ‘says.

way i ee
Glenmerry Sawmills Ltd., Trail

Grand Forks Sawmills Ltd., Grand

Kamloops Lumber. Co. Lia, Kam-
loops |

Kennelly Lumber Co.: Ltd, Cran-

brook .
Hacking Horse Forest Products Lta.,

‘Lita,

Plywood Divs
Match Co, Ltd., Nelson

Lumby, Merritt
Lumby-Timber Co. Ltd., Lumby

Niewia “Walley. Sawmills : Ltd. Mer.

Nowtiwrood Mills’ Ltd, Penticton
and Greenwood ?

Re epresented by the

of Eddy
KP: ‘Wood Products Co. Ltd., -Avola, >.

, All the companies’ listed below agree that the
Munroe Report is more than reasonable. They ac-
. cepted’ it with reluctance to avoid a strike in the
industry. They are standing firm no matter. what.

: Now, tts up, to: the TWA to agree i 2 800.) OF
“everyone concerned, the sooner the better.

Oliver Sawmills Division, Oliver,
-Penticton, Princeton
O'Neil & Devine Limited, Merritt
Pacific Logging: Ltd., Slocan : .
‘Perry: River Lumber Co. Lt,
*- Malakwa :

Pondosa ,Pine Lumber Co. Ltd.,
‘Monte Lake ~~

Revelstoke Sawmill Qadium) Li,
Radium Hot' Springs

Riverside Forest: Products ‘Ltd.,

"Savona Timber 'Co.: Ltd, Savona :
Selkirk Spruce Mills Lid, Donald
8. & K Ltd, , Plywood Division,

. ¢'Kelowna
S.M. Simpson Ltd:, Kelowna

oS. &-N. Timber Ltd, Vernon

: Tappen Valley Timber Ltd., Salmon
‘rautman-Garraway Ltd., Peach-

land
Yellow Lake Sawmills Ltd,
Penticton