10... CASTLEGAR 5 Ris een Nov 36, 1064

THis ‘WEEK

Sican Kenneth Keating.
My first encounter was with a

edy:
some day!”

I felt this was a fairly typical
voter speaking. And he was
speaking out of memory for the
late president, out of enthusiasm
‘for the Kennedy glamour and
the Kennedy touch, and out of
a-feeling that through’ Robert
Kennedy there could somehow
be regained some of the magic

HARD TO SEE.

a matter how eee your glasses, ;
“Charlie”, the

shanées are you’ "have trouble,

Sor to ee ee

strange object.

eleon.. Charlie is able to change
bimself at the first touch of any

THE CHILDREN'S CORNER

eri
ee A

that had gone out of
life with the death of JFK.

Robert Kenrledy proved in the

y recent campaign that he ‘has

“tremendous magnetism and per. -

“Vihar Those Weaken Go

iE an
“kno yd ra ¢ do wihout my
Woekendg. All eh Ue know. The
ia bears ou're par ae
tts end thé

: tau *

., But belleve it or not, iva is ans

Sy into-about 160 kids, most. ot

* whom’ can take’ {t’or leave it;
why

Gea I
collag se.’ and wave feebly. to-

. wards the decanter of Teachers’
Hight:

fand.,Cream, a medicinal

"restorative made in Scotfand for

the jlo, permore. ot of salvaging
4agr lie there, gradually rece.
vering, I‘ allow mysclf tat
riata fa ntbee laa a 48 elt
wrtbout

end,” I muse, oe, “Ta pole Mi pn
ing to mark all
e are ae Hive
ts, me my lessons ready:for a
gnote week ahead. a. ta algo, by
golly, going to, get a gcod sleep
tonight. go bunting Saturday aft-
ernoon; aléep: in Suhday,’ ‘add
spend the rest of the day read.
is a good book."
erbaps a vetbatit reps ot
he last “lost weekend will give
you an fdea of the difference
between \dream arid: ‘reality.
briiay i fa Fr aa oem
ada thet ae
re i gelaad ere

iber, when @ colléhgue

ery ‘Ho wanted to discuss an *

academic problem:: some kids
had tried to set fire to his ear on
Hallowe'en.

it turned out that’t fie was wap gag. ye

ging a bit, too, and that he bad

-a predilection for the Cream. A

bad combination. HC to bed at
2,30 in.th

x 8.m. copld

Sent etary mort a. ‘Bssays --
2H marked,

an, Gaeta: 2

At 730 am, inthe HH al

veady, my wife was shaking me.

‘ghe bad ihe stomach flu, 1 bad
to drive the ids to the city,'200

a‘tomato and a chunk of belog

we

Wander a waisily, ip 49 pteb

ne, Fell aaleep: wore skit aa

iat. wife, apparently
agin Downstairs to. turn off
lights.’ Find lights blazing, hi-fi
blgring, kids in the act of light-
ing fire in fireplace,

“Get to bed!

Two hours later, have taught
Kim to waltz (welts is any
form of dancing | that  doem't
“Hive a frantic beat); Hugh and
Kim have’ ‘demonstrated, and-1
have been. dgagged bari the
Monkoy, The Frug, the V

burning low. We ove.
an ahaa eously, smoked a
plpefal of tobacco,.(That’s right,
We all sat around and émoked
pipes. “What 4 lousy father!) But

ne, Tasty, Two, boars at dish

7

a Kim abaking me.
“Dad, don't forget, you're teach-
In the Bible Class morning.”
Au the Bible’ Class.. At 4

1//go ‘out and collect
ronda ‘cards’? for the ‘church:
Everybody is out for a drive, or
hates the minister. Net result: I
collect one pledge card ‘out of

fan death’s door, Is having kit-
LsMy.. baby: Up. theret

Theil erash!? 2. +

Prepare Sunday dle: Wash
dishes (kids have to do home- -
work,.and practise). Reel to
‘ desk'at 9 p.m..Fall asleep on el-
bows. Wake up at, wid -night.
‘Cah’t ‘Sleep’ until: four’

im. Get
at-7.45, Scramble to ‘schoo,
fad be aie ue

wa drockia fe

1 chitdr

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JEWELLERY

1 BRE

gu 4 ; acl
Group. Committee. of - ‘the: 2nd Sie tton .Of Lo} .
Castlegar Cubs and Scouts was cub master’ with Miss Carol | f

held with a new, executive,

—— class ‘scouts, seven
. “in, | scouts and five recruits.
LUTHERAN : CHURCH :-

SERVICES
‘Sundays at 3 p.m.
Nordic Hall; Kinnaird
Sunday School 2 Pm.
Rev. Harold o, late

flirt

Kk wail ‘bo under the
Loyd Groutage .as

Groutage: a8 assistant cub. mas;
niet

as assistant ty inbster."

at Mr. Munns reported a toil
call strength of 25 scouts, with
five Queen Scouts, eight second

~ Ten scouts are taking first-
aid training and plans are be-
ing made to attend the: rovin=
cial jamboree ‘at Penticton on
July 9-16, This troop, willbe di ip:
livering flyers once a. mont
earn ‘money for theif. ‘BUD! Hite
*] and. activities.

Les Davis was, - appointed
chairman of the finance com-

drive for funds.
Mrs, Les Davis is the paage

———— | secretary and also in charge of

Kinnaird-Genelle Charge
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. D. L. Farris
Morning Worship

a uniform pool where tised uni-
forms may be turned in.

as secretary will be the pup
relations eon committee:
ani

mittee and will organize a bottle | i

Mr. White and Mrs, Moran |B

feevitctias

“rnc Chops eit

Y Por Ke) SERVE

and this | will--be ‘held ‘on':Sat-
urday, The cubs and scouts will
meet pat the, post office-at.9, a.m.

ttaker attended the
iz as a representative of

TABERNACLE
791, First “Ave.
Sun, S.S. — 9.55 a.m.
Worship Service — 11 a.m.
: Evening Service — 7.30 p.m.

Pastor — R. K. Webb
Ph. 365-5212 -

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| YPEOALWARY: 0
“BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 365-7175 ;

‘Service, held in Grace
> Presbyterian Church; Kinnaird

“SUNDAY. SCHOOL 1. 15} pm.

Scouts Association. Also in ai
tendance was ;Cecil, Pepper.as a
reprensentative of the Royal Ca-
nadian ,Legion . wiheh :sponsdrs
the cubs and scouts in Castle-
gar. 5

sisi fas Puip.
Mill Would Mean
‘B-400 New Jobs .

pulp ‘rail iti the Gra a
Forks ‘area Fyould mean between
250. and 400° new jobs anda
payroll of between $1% million
and’ $2% ,million

Cc:
member ¢ C. Enevoldsen: ex:
pressed when he was guest

ere
bottle * arive for ralsing “finds .

the dicts, council, of ,the. Boy |

year
‘These | were ¢ the opinions of |

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‘| speaker at last -week’s

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sonal appeal,’as well.as the in-
credible political: lure .of the
Kennedy name,

Although ke got a substantial
assist from President Johnson,
who carried New York state by
two million voters, Kennedy won
in much bigger, fashion than had

If the mooted pulp 1 mill foi
—| the Grand Fors varea_ shot ula
: some about, ‘Mr. Enidvold
sen, there ub, Ba be’a population
increase’ of. between 1,200. and
8,000 persons. ‘He. warned ‘his
businessmen jisteners 4 that there
RSHIP woul 0 be’.an’ increase ‘6!
Castlegar: — cy 7 _., | between - 12 and “80. businesses | §
Robson: — 10.00 am: *. * and ° services’ and ae ould
<:*| increase com iS 5
anes SCHOOL Gmnphasiang that planning
would. be: required, the speaker

xs su stressed that the school popula-
ecte

i MEN #28, atone, could be, expected te

| additional students. 2

Mr. Enevoldsen said the|f

Grand Forks.area should realize

that there-dre disadvantages as

cwell as advantages to baying a
pulp’ mill located ther

s| 2: He: pointed out that “there

would be ador, pollution’ of wa-

70. : idy | ter. and impediments: to recre-

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The Salvation “Army

situation to ‘progress into a war

of the worlds, but how was I hanky .boxes, o

going to get him into the tub .. erle. It not only. inary
each night in a pleasant subtle scent, but at the same time the
way? Well, I knew I was going soap "hardens 80 that

to have to pall oot my big guns moe longer. eben you ‘come ta

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York mina
tion, and warn that be will have
no compunction about buying
his way to a. Democratic presi-
dential nomination, -be it with
patronage, power or money.

But who is to say. whether the
younger Kenn 5 20-Called
ruthlessness is nothing less than’

sufficient ae, cupely, he -not- |

ed, but: it would “possibly. be

difficult to piece it all together.”

| He added:that/the Kettle river's

drainage ‘asin, comprises 4,160 |f

sayare: ‘miles of which ’74 per
tof this’ is in’ Canada.

1 had: the bse and P ek
warm, I used a g leep s .
fall of, water at ut the right & qn."

I sweet- |

tenpetatire flutty ‘buble bathe and»: z TCH
I launched a new boat every Thurs. Nov. .26 THE
mnswerving ‘determination and now and then. Operation T-U-B LOUVRE P
qraniiellke dedication of pur was successful. 2 (CTV), Charles Boyer...

Bose? Se pacer ae ee COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
And it is a man of this stature * what more can I say?

PRESBYTERIAN
_. CHURCH -

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Phone. 345-7863.

Mormifig:Worship 11 aaa: °°
“Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

‘A: warm. invitation: to worship
is extended to .everyone ..
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Mine ts a caso of a daughter. noun gnw « God !

‘The United States today ii
fantastic. social, pi problems,
which Canadians | have. ite We havea full’: range of.

. Colors and sizes. °

She dropped*‘in {
morning,’ and I took. ber 'down- °:
stairs to show her where I was”
homes, and of rampant immora- preserving jelly. When I went to:
lity, he was not far off the ‘eqtteze one: a: ‘the Bags,. she
mark, asked me ff I was sure I wanted

‘abe |

of ae in the jeri of
Americans being unsafe in their

“BAIN HAIR,

vather than solving them
through realistic actjon,”

The yearning for another ead: f
er of the “qualities of John Fs”.
Wennedy. ar. deep in the. Amerk .

Americans’ co
be" Pcie to turn'to Robert”
Kennedy in the hope that he
could provide this.

It is ey the ‘Acpublican

‘oa

i You know, ¥ inion ght

ow what ‘Giser, 1, ae
she caihdn't have habpéned
Ma tase mother iain!

Dear Sovannas:

Not ‘pc 6 ain 0 12pm, elt beatin pads) 0 |e & atin Re che diriual’ Kinnaird Forum will be Held in the
But the place to eat another : ‘ 8 Kinnaird Fire Hall on Tuesday;:Dec..-1 :at.7.30 p.m.
Hie vely ea You are invited to come’ and hear the council re-
“port.on this year’s ' activities and ‘to: hear. ‘the eandi-

Nar
four" years, President ‘Jol ‘i dates for election.

having launched his Great Sor
elety, cou'd be ready: for retire-
ment by then. This would open
the way for. a Humphrey-Kenne-
dy ticket, to be: followed,.with
RE in ths top slot in 1972."

a 2 IVER
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deligited at the made-to- meas- *
qe fit. 1 also try to. keep thm
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