MAN ALIVE

Examination of Quality of Response

The following column is
le the

time raising money. So what; promises.

By Local Churches

Here were kids

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in tho Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

Bowiing
Results

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar

Tues night Mixed 9-11
LHS Joyce Turner
LHT Joyce ‘Lurner 524,
MHS Ed Thiessen
MHT Bill Carlson 596,

THS The 5 Kami
THT “Screwballs” 2625.
Team points: ‘Night-
hawks” 0, Sock-Et-To-Em 2,

are they forced to do? Run} that put out, but adults who
it raffles which give only the|didn't. Are the radicals right?
appearance of giving money A final condemnation is
when you realize that first|the fact that it is almost im-
column used to be called|$3,000 has to cover expenses. | possible to get people to lead

Topics but at the dly, anyone who believ-jor help in community activi-
es he is supporting good|ties. Witziess the fact that 30
works fools himself. We buy|boys could not join cubs be-

Tell Lois: 365-5503

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

Service is the keynote of
.| modern business and patrons
accept it as a natural ex-
.| change, taking’ much of it
for granted.

‘There is one service in
our communities, again offer-

request of the
Man Alwve, is to be titled:

HAPPY WINNER of $122. 16 worth of gro-

ceries at Super Valu in a

4 By Rev,

Mrs. Robert Vincent of Robson, the second
prize winner of $15 worth of groceries, is
in the second picture, while at right are

three-minute
e C -

spree
Kinnaird Kinette Club was Dave Cooper of

Kinnaird, shown in the first
his items all boxed and ready

Mr. and Mrs. V. Guesford of Castlegar,
third prize, winners of $10 worth of gro-
ceries.

picture with
to take home.

Kinsmen Club is Assisting
ln Neurological Research

e alyzed on

ill and LI;

people
the world are benefitting
from the results of

its
world famous figures in “the a dorecast
fields of neurophysiol logy,
neurochemistry and mienias

being undertaken at the
Kinsmen Neurological Lab-
oratory at the University of
British Columbia, reports a
spokesman for the local Kins-
men Club.

‘The laboratory numbers

Sir John Eccles, Noell foney
laureate in medicine for 1963, |is rais
ne J. +| Cli

Cer developments were
first used at Woodlands
School and are now used in
around the world,

At present the Kinsmen i
B.C. are raising $80,000 Ag
complete financing of the
neurological Renner: 1
Kinsmen Club of

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ph. 365-5637
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.

Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship - 7.30 p.m.

CE eee a eee
THE SALVATION ARMY

Tee Da Prayer and
Bible Study
Thursda:

ay:
7.30 p.m. Home League

Friday:
730 px p.m. Open Air and Young
0)

Public ¢ invited to all services,

You are never a stranser at
ie iy

Envoy and Mrs. K. Mallory

Ph. TU12

LUTHERAN CHURCH

The
Castlegar-Kinnaird is raising
funds for this project and fo.
eir local 1 Boek, tie! iittle
esas ‘ling Grey. Cup
sellin; rey Cup
Pool, "tickets, e

wide figures who are mem-
bers of the Kinsmen labor-| the
atory staff.

Castlegar-Kinnaird
men Club president an
King, having recently return-
ed from a fall council meet- ote members thank all those
ing in Vancouver and a tour|who support them in their/be
of Fhe neurological laboratory |projects enabling them to

«os

the tickets to win the prize,

George Hermanson

pices United Church if they didn’t happen where

cuastion of the quality of re-|¢,
sponse or aliveness by seeing
whether the judgement of
the student radicals is cor-
rect. However, I am not go-
to examine this move-

at as Arnold Martin, for. people. who

cause there were no leaders.
not to help. Unfortunately,|Are we alive?

would the money be found|can change. Will we allow
ant to examine this)in a community that doesn’t curselis to become alive? I

had
y refused to fulfill their society.

The student believes we

a had & ght
oo had’ 6 Ne insial tful
studies on this topic.
As the National Council
it: “These

Orchids, which bloomed
under the loving care of John
e| Victor Bonde of Kinnaird,
were incorporated in the flor-
Jal base of his casket at the
¢j funeral service held Saturday
‘from the cha a ots ithe Cast-
jeWell for one eu stiles eee onde, de, 70, who died

no greater menace (witness
George Wallace or anti-coffee Get is aethe the Castlegar and
in

ital, was well-
house fooling) lusuing in ou This trea for his

“Your Kinsmen and Kin- 2

ing. tendancy to repress those

Orchids Floral Tribute
At Vic Bonde Funeral

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

measure eight inches across

the blooms,

Mr. Bonde was born in
Finland, May 20, 1898. He
came to Canada and Ross-
land in 1923.

A miner by trade, he
first worked in the gold min-
es of Rossland. He later min-
ed at Britannia returning to
contract mining at Rossland.
In 1985 he took up em-

ie are mest tthe et | Xi Alpha Lamba
E
Chapter Receives

Christian faith ee an un-
ising
Program Books

conn mocratic
Here are some more in-
Members of XI Alpha
ig-

dications that the radical may
correct in his judgement:
The, fact that in Cy acon
ie

noted the following facts on is

his return: ing achievement,” notes Mr.
14

one of the objects of
is to train the!r this
on service
in their communities.
!Young men between the ages
desiring informa-

sx Merital illness disables Kin,
more people than all other | cinsm

yx Fifty per cent of beds,
in hospitals are occupied by
neurological cases.

babies born this year
spend part of his or her Vite
in a mental treatment centre.
¥ One person in 300 in
B.C. is registered as a men-
tally retarded person. Many
others not registered would
increase this percentage ma-
terially.

ear one
may contact Mr. Ki

Many Novellies
Will be Offered
At UCW Bazaar

A wide variety of salt
and fue shakers will be

sx In this province, one
baby in 700 is born a mon-
goloid.
we Crippling peuroiogies

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

CHURCH OF GOD
Kinnaird Community Hall
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15 a.m.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Fri. Youth Fellowship
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M.
Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and

Prayer 7. p.m.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
p.m.

nes

ne of the many novelties of-
toll, For example” one adu forea at the fall tea and ba-
in 40 will suffer some form zaar sponsored by the Kin-
of Parkinsonism. [naira United Church Women.
x To gare fo for mental pa- Plans for the bazaar to
tients in pro govern- be held Now 20 in the low-
ment hospitals ‘alone costs the|er hall of the Kinnaird Unit-
taxpayers rs $75,000 Pe per day. /ed Church was the main top-

illness costs

pusingss and ind in Can-
ada close to $1 billion per
year in absenteeism, accid-

co! were wesent with the
fhe help the Kinsmen labor- yotlona given by Mrs. ‘Fred
tory can give through its re-
search findings.
* Continial research i and

at th

‘lans were alscusted, for
hristmas party with in
being

husbands. f

ie

21 and 40
% One out of very a. 10, ion on on a Joining the Kinsmen | Hes"
i Club Castle;

community chest ae un-
ler two dollars per person
a pee It is a crime that
e in one of the

Trost Sa off areas of Can-
ada, (Granted one julght not.
give to the KRC because it
supports. questionable chari-

Garmtey,
At the home of Mrs.
Konkin, Yvonne Horrey was

the members.
After the business meet
g, a bonfire and wiener.
roast was held.

‘Mrs. Ed Isakson and Mr:.
Gordon Baulkham gave the
cultural discussion, Clothing
for madame, at me meeting
at Mrs. Gormley’

Art in areas ‘type analy-

PI
imately $600 for relief in’ Bi-
afra, but the same time that
happened men of our com-

munity quite easily lost mon-
ey by betting on golf shiogs
Where i is our aliveness?
derstand that more was Jost | discussed and the members
in a week than was given wore. clothing of past and fu
to_relief. 'ture_styles. 3

with Cominco in
the mines department.
During World War II he
prospected for the company
in the East and West Koot-
enays and Northern B.C.
Following the war years
ajhe returned to Cominco and

House For Sale

Situated on lots nine (9) and ten (10) in
Block Forty-three (43) Town of Castlegar, Plan
Six Hundred and Fifty (650). Bids are welcome.
The highest or any bid not necessarily accepted.

CONTACT

BRILLIANT CREDIT UNION

fhe 5 Kami 4, “Screwballs”
, Bank of Montreal 0, The
Sante "2.

wlars 1,
les 3 ” “4
possible pollers 4, Blow|*
Other 600’s Les Ache-

fon 633,
Friday night classic mixed

-| Castlegar Drug of Castlegar

ed on a voluntary basis as a
customer service, which is to
be highly commended.

‘his is the recording by
our two local drug stores,

and carts Drugs of Castle-
aird Plaza in Kin

of a
diary at ee maly a allergies ‘and Last issue, ewe gave - in-
OW .

carrots ie
crock, This

By giving of their time}
keep sucn records, the

chi of eces-
Le cing trex vant cessful, but it does necessi-

which has proven highly suc-
ote what some may consider

J. G. James, president of

_| the phere Boundary
lonely Council of the Boy

uts of Canada

nounced the appo!
Rodney John ennling as
regional Scout executive for
the region.
Mr. Maennling has been

hazard, is greatly

the:
‘When you stop and real- do nF already have a crock.

231. LHT Terry MacReady
Cae Darrel Rour
it 24 ue cs
Charlie Burdett
THS The
THT The Odd Balls 2714.

Ou
Gad‘ Balls 961.

al
Team points: The Gutter
4, Kinberries Beer
The Joggers 4, Blow
Balls’ 4.

605, Ray Singer 607.’

LADIES CURLING SOCIAL

AND GENERAL MEETING

October 29, 1968 at 7.30 p.m.
CURLING RINK

Wear Your Curling Togs!
All Welcome — New and Old

" At this. time the carrots
are dumped on the base-
ment Hoon and dried for a

dayandel
Jastic sack is also

worked in the de-
te (Pao

-- He retired in 1963.
During his later years,
Mr. Bonde never lost his de-
sire to prospect and pursued
im|this as well as. orchid

Finland.
urial was in the Park

sis and personal design were | Fun

rangements. Rev.
monds officiated at the ser-
vice.

BAY AVE.
RAIL, B.C.
Pk 364-2114

ODEON © ®

STARTS SATURDAY

DOORS 7 P.M. TWO SHOWINGS 7.30 & 9.30

SCRATCH

Curling Secson Opens

Ladies’ Curling Club hosts Open
House Tuesday, Oct. 29. Men's
Club hosts a beginners night —
Instructions will be given — Wed-
nesday, Oct. 30 — 7.30 p.m.

Available Oct. 26 at regular scratch ice rates

when
were first put into the sacle
in the fall,
e & ee

Should you have had a
ham dinner for Eas Est

CURLING

Further, our service clubs i it
to support worthwhile with Mrs. David Calder as

Charities but have a hard hostess.

The Motor and Mower Shon

Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repairs — All. Types
— Saw Sharpening —

KINNAIRD
EQUIPMENT SERVICE

707 Sixth Avenue, Kinnaird, B.C.
Phone 365-3411

Business and Professional Directory

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Recovering * Remodeligg

et -

Craftsmansh'p Guaranteed
Free Estimates

PHOTOCOPYING

e
men neurological Inboratry
resulting and

is
means whic:
many of these ae eas can

per oday plood tests are now
taken on all newborn child
ren in British Columbia and
the blood? sample, when an-
alyzed, can give an indication
of future neurological pro-
Dblems for that particular
child and corrective steps c:1:
be taken immediately to al-
Pe iste this problem. Also,
urine specimens can be an-

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday School Hour
11 a.m. Morning Worship
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Tues., 7.30 Prayer-Bible Study
Phone 365-7807
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

SPECIAL
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Room Dividers

PANELAIRE— ORIENTAL PATTERNS

2 ft. by 6 ft... .

EMBOSSED & FORMED DECORATOR
ROOM DIVIDERS — WIDE SELECTION OF
PATTERNS AND COLORS

$11.95

. $4.75 2 ft. X 6 ft.
(ess frames)

are continuing in the

Frames Only (for 8 ft. ceiling) Mat

Finish

LEGION HALL
Castl

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave.

OCTOBER 27TH
7.30 p.m.

Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Friendship Service and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

ig 3 p.m.
ALL INVITED
C. Rankin  C. Wilson

New to

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Assorted. Colors
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3/16

ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen oe Ph. 365-7424

Services at 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 a.m.

YOUR GIFTWARE HEADQUARTERS
ALL GIFTS WRAPPED FREE

Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON
Rev. Geo. Hermanson — Ph. 365-8337
MORNING WORSHIP

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 a.m.

Robson, 9.45 a.m.

Kinnaird 11.00 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814

Sunday School, Kinnaird, 9.30 a.m.

Genelle 9.30 a.m. FRONT STREET

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Birth Certificates
Pages of Books
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OPENING
MIXED

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PLEASE PHONE ENTRIES TO
ART CRAZE — 365-6678

paprika.
Bake in ‘975. degree oven
for, one! hour. Uncover; bake

Yield: six Servings.
Pp I E L : onitendeh bane by my Be ccod

analyst, my husband.

-223 LEGION CORNER

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Give a gift of
gt

vat each $2.00 wnew or renewal subscription (4 Issues)

Comrat
in and see the new
the hall. Make Nov. 5

Over the weekend I had
scr

the end of year.

4 Hospital.

chenia Cemetery. -
The Castle 3
Home was in charge of ar-/&

staff since 1860 nd has serv-
ed in Ottawa, Edmonton and
in the Fraser Valley. His ap-
pointment was effective Oct.
.|1, replacing John L. alee

Mr. Maennling is
pert the location orth ‘te
ice, and will serve
from

gram
directed

venturers and Rovers.
emphasis will be

rograms
sulted to Ete individual.

phase-in period of 18
months Fon Septe mber 19683
to December 1969 will en-
able Scouts to complete ex-
isting F plans.

to! visit Maisteicts within the 2
600 member region before

John W. Tomilin |
Dies in Hospital
In His 90th Year
John William Tomilin, a
resident of Kinnaird who re-
cently mar] 90th bist
cay, died last Thursday
the cori and Sa iat
in Ri , St ia
1976, Mr. ramiin’ came 10
Canada at the age of ai He
led first’in Saskachewan

ing the greater part o!
life in: this area.

ing sections: Cubs, scouts |

= Better Buy. 48-07. Tin .

Standing Rib Roasts

KING OF ROASTS. Canada Choice, Canada Good.

Mature Grain-Fed Beef

Chicken eres xitep

For Frying or Roasting. Grade ‘A’...

49c
mu O9C

Bacon
Canada Approved ....

Pork Steaks

Government Inspected Pork

‘Wieners
Bulk, No. 1 Quality

Sausages

| Sugar........

ALL PURPOSE DUTCH OVEN

Flour
20 Ibs. $1.39

Graham Wafers} 12 322$1

Peanut Butter

Instant Coffee

Maxwell House. 10-oz. Jar

SI 59

Broken Shrimp

Sealord. 4 ozs. Drained Weight

Tomlin, a
by tine, Built many homes
in Trail and enjoyed garden-|

ey was aa gnember of the

F Potatoes

N. Gems. Good Cookers

m of Spirit

Funeral service starte
Friday morning at thes Oot otis:

chenia
burial Saturday in the ontis:
Funeral

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