CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, March 26, 1964

the Toastmasters Club entitled
“The Seven Last Words.” Slaco it
is appropriate to this season of] Nonetheless,
the year, that is Passion Week, I
offer it in all humility for what.
ever thought or help it may have| that they have, when
together, even though written by
different men at different times,
a ‘unlque unity; secondly, that
tran-| ed
sitional spirituality, and thirdly
when we remember .that Christ] the fact of His sacrifice.
was one of the world’s great tea-
Christ uttered as he hung chers,- they seem to exemplify

some of the most fundamental as-

to offer:

choral music ¢alled the “Seven
Last Words ‘on the Cross” and it| ‘his unity hag a
is based on the the seven last
sentences which, according to the
four Apostles who wrote of the
event,
dying on the cross,

Last. 7 Words of Our Lord
Have Easter Message for All

By EGO

Last year I made a speech at{ curacy, and even less can I vouch
for the accuracy of my gontempla-
tlon and interpretation of them. | decision In the Garden of Gesthe-
mene, followed by betrayal and
them, several thoughts are im-| abandonment by His Disclples, by
Pressed on my mind — ‘One is

I'cannot vouch for their ac-} gle fir tree, ¢
After He had pasacd ‘through
the: terrible moral struggle : and

whenever I read

There is a famous piece of

pain, His

pects of his teaching.

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PETTITT .PHOTOS

You ask how? Let. me ex.
plain, remembering all the while
that this is only my poor inter-
pretation and that I am more
concerned with the whole living
forest than the contours of a sin-

of forgiveness in its purest form.

comfort and hope to the condem-

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one auxiliary membership aire

The pension advocate will be
in Trail on April,3 and any vet-
eran. wishing to see him should | sfother ‘and hi hy
contact Herl Pitts. The next bingo standing an the is dgolne gon
will be held on Saturday. The Nel-| and a third time compassion over-
son Branch advised this Branch| came pain and in the “word” in-
ihat they .are organizing a 50th
anniversary. re-union for members| ther. but reminding all men that
of the original -First Kootenay| we are responsible one for ano-
Contingent ‘to be held in Nelson] ther, He said: “Woman, behold

Any member interested or ve-| thy Mother.”

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Him in x “Truly I say
unto you, this night wilt thou be
with Me in Paradise.” |
Then through the red haze
of pain, He caught sight of His

dicating His concern for His Mo-

thy son.” And to John, “Behold

In these first three words you
will note that there is a sort of
sub-unity, a concern.for all the
members of mankind, régard of
their condition or relation to Him.

Jesus “cried” in a loud yoice the
ancient cry of ‘desolation: of the
Jewish people: “My God, My God,

I feel so much for Himself, but
for all mankind who find them-
selves in the very depths of des-
pair, and from this point he seems
to leave behind ,his earthly phase
-and enter a spiritual one.
Thus the author says: “And
after this, Jesus: knowing that all
things’ were now ended and in
order that the Scripture-might be
fulfilled, said, ‘I thirst.” but when
wine was brought to Him to drink
he refused it, indicating both that
the thirst of which He spoke was
a spiritual one and ‘also that He
realized that the cup of which He
had prayed while he was in’ the
Garden, might be taken from Him
but which He had accepted. had
now been drunk to the dregs.
~ This realization of a. great
‘task accomplished, a hard race
won, comes with a sigh in. the
sixth “word”: “It is done,” fol-
lowed: almost immediately in the
great triumphal shout of faith and
victory for all men for. all- time
to hear “Father, into Thy Hands
a8, I commend My asin

' Shower Honors
‘Frances Mather ..

Miss Frances Mather, March
bride-elect, was honored at a mis-
cellaneous shower Saturday even-
ing in the United Church hall.‘
Miss Mather, whose marriage
to Gary Colenso of Rossland takes
place this Saturday, received many

denial, indignity, humiliation and
would scem
to come almost o8 an anti-climax
if it were: not for the’ “Seven
Words”. which’ as I have suggest:

ic

an one,
points. of His teaching against].

The first “word” gasped out| which entitled the holder to take
in pain even as his captors were| part in the administrative affairs
nailing Him to the cross and|and the voting, running for office,
mocking Him in His apparent
helplessness, were not for Himself | prises
but-a prayer for them: “Father | However, if a person was interest.
forgive them for they .know not] ed in joining the pistol, trap, ar-
what they do.” This is the lesson, chery of the still nebulous rifle

- His second “word” was to give| a minimum of $3°to belong to

The fourth “word” is a-new|':
phase, for, about the third hour :

wy. hast Thou forsaken Me?” Not|

At ‘last week's

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meating. a new milestone was

In the past the Castlegar. club
has had a $2 membership. fee

ete, in fact,’ all that which com-
a general ; membership,

elub, he could bank on paying

each individual facet of the club
as well as his $2 membership fee.
Under the new set of fees
established at the.mecting after
considerable discussion and con
troversy, a sports-minded person
will be able to buy a $5 member~
ship ticket which will give him
or her the privilege of participat-
ing in the trap, archery or_rifle
club, The pistol club remains as
a separate entity though affiliated
with ‘the Sportsmen's Club, To
belong to this latter organization
you still must hold a $2 member-
ship in the Sportsmen's organiza-
tion and pay a $3 membership in
the pistol club. \
The club felt that other than
the cheap personal insurance that

reached and passed for those who
take an ‘active part in ‘outdoor
recreation, The local club has ad-
opted a new-set of fces which >I
think Is quite a step forward for
a progressive club such as ‘this

0 hip gives
them; that they have little else in
common with the club so are
slightly :reticent to go along at
this stage of the game,

Perhaps this writer is an op-
timist, but personally I cannot see
where there is more scope for

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of recreation, there is a tendency
to split the family circle into dif-
ferent endeavors rather than to
unite it into a common field where
they can participate and enjoy re.
Jaxation in the great outdoors to-
gether at a moderate cost.

The new schedule of fees ad-
opted by. the Sportsmen's Assocla-
tion will do much to bring outdoor

sport: within the family budget.
Now Dad can belong to the Sports.
men’s Association and participate
in‘ the trap and rifle club‘as well
as enjoy the privileges of holding
office, voting and watching all the
films on outdoor ife for the small |
sum ‘of $5. E

Ié Mom and any of the ‘mall
fry 12 to 18 care to participate
in any of these recreational out-
lets as well as the Archery Club
they can do so for the small: fee
of $1.:Or if Dad is just interested
in supporting the club in a*ge~
neral way. and turning out to the
occasional meeting when he is off
shift he still has the privilege of
doing so forthe small sum of $2,
The films on the great outdoors

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CWL Annual
St. Patrick’s

Tea a Success =

The members of the CWL held
a very successful tea and bake
sale recently in the Legion Hall,
this’ being their. annual St. Pat-
rick's Day Tea. :
The hail was.very beautifully
decorated in the Irish theme, The
individual tea tables were each
centered. with a rose bowl..with
a .Wee lighted candle floating.
on green-tinted water. The ladies
were kept very. busy serving tea
as the hall was filled to capacity.
.A very’ impressive showing
of. spring. hats and children’s clo-
thes was very well received by all
Present. ‘The models, ofthe child-
ren's' clothing’ were"Kathy Fields
in_a blue and white striped arnel
blend dress, Pam Corbett was very
attractive in a shift dress of broad-
cloth with polka-dot, tie, Patty.
Lee Hatlan stole the show in her
pink dress of; whisper. soft nylon.
organdy, topped with a lace duSter.
caught “at. the neckline with a,
dainty rose. This dress would make
a beautiful Easter or party, dress.
Ladies modelling the spring
hats were Mrs, Rene |’ Brodman,
Mrs.-'Leo Bosse, Mrs, Margaret:
Hatlan, Mrs, L. Whittaker‘and Mrs.
Lee Friesan. There were beautiful
and varied hats ‘shown\and thanks
were extended to Cindy’s and-Kar-
nies for making the show. ‘possible.
Committees working to make
the tea successful were:’ serving

Mrs, W.. Schwartzenhauer, Mrs.
W. Fields, Mrs. L..Brown and Mrs,
Assie;-' kitchen committee, | Mrs.
L. V. Campbell, Mrs, J...Fornelli,
Mrs. A. Shutek and Mrs.:S. ‘Ber
lick; bake table, Mrs, M, G.

‘| the various outlets that the club
has to

and all its various aspects that
this club has in the course of one
year alone are worth at Teast the
dive spot, :

The feeling. ‘behind this new
participating membership is to
get. more members to.take’ part in

“Glove & Scarf “Sets
‘Pale Mustard - Pink
Bloom - Spiced Sand

Primeval; Green - Rosewood

‘offer. True that the ‘club s

hay 36.acres of undeveloped pro-

perty.at present. However, T'll wa-
ger that within two years the Cas-
tlegar Sportsmen's Club will have

‘one of. the finest outdoor recrea-

tional family setups in all of Bri-

tish “Columbia and at the lowest
cost. A“big statement’ no doubt,
but one which I’amsure a pro-
gressive club will bring to fruition.

For the small fry of 12 years

and under’ there ‘is no-cost’ for:

membership in this association: as’ 2 ; ‘

long as Mom ‘and/or ‘Da a

srben. atheriise-the fee is’ $1: "Make Cooper’ 's your Mienmereaees

And to my mind anyone who-has |B o£ 3

a young Ind who ‘likes to.dip, a | /' Sta or. your new

e the rivers, streams, lakes

and brooks of this locality if you a P. R I N Gc. oO U TFI T°

dont belong you should, just so

junior can enter the fishing com

petitions and, brag ‘with his mates We will be OP EN

about the big:one ‘that got away-

‘Incidentally the white fish are : . TONIGHT — Tiemedsy |

running - like .mad ‘now: and, quite ? “ a

a ‘few. are’ being. taken by. the| i > until :

young lads and are not being en-|

tered for competition. If you catch

one over a. pound .and your pal

rents, are members of the associa-

tion don’t’ forget to enter. it. Re-

‘member. Dad can sill buy the same

$2° membership that he has: had

inthe past with all ‘its rights and

privileges. So see to it:son that

he does belong, and that he. brings

you out to the next meeting to sée

the film that they might have.

‘You know. if enough young fry’

showed up. maybe we could. get

the film shown before the business:

so you wouldn't have to stay up

too late. Or maybe J’m‘talking out’

of turn, but it is‘a thought. ~

9pm.

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MEN’S. WEAR:
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Badminton Lourney

The’ Castloua? Senior Badmin.| players attended a banquet pro-
ton Club hosted its annual social vided by the Castlegar Badminton
badminton tourncy, Seventy-£ Club. ht of the tourna-
players entered this ment, eae Ron. Smith
coming from Trail, Nelson, Salmo,| and Keith Muirhead, two ex-jun-
Rossland and: Castlegar. iors of the Castlegar Club, defeat

During the dinner Hour: the Porennial winners of: many years,

Woodland Park Brownies
Parents Talk Cookie Sale

The d Park will ‘be d by Mrs, ‘Hardy
and Guides parents committee held| and Mrs, Marcellus. The purpose
ite regular monthly meeting at|°f thls meeting is to make plans

for preparation of ihe camp for
the home of Mrs. W. Lambeth. the summer camping of the Brow-
General business was carried

nies.
on and the. financial report was The next meeting will be held
read., Camping and the sale of) at the home of Mrs. Craig on April
cookies were discussed. 10.
Mrs. Craig and Mrs, Lambeth At the close of the meeting
were appointed te attend the dis. | delicious refreshments and coffee
trict meeting. The meeting in Trail| were served by the hostess.

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Ed Haley of Rossland, and Ned
Rhodes of 'Trall.

../ Although this ‘was "a semi~
finals match, it was considered to

be tho best match of the tourney. Robson WI Was held at’the home| en

Prizes ‘arid runner-up awards were | of Mrs, Scott with prealdent: Mrs,
given at the end of play by Dave| Wm. Waldle in’ the chair, There
Amos, president .of ‘the Castlegar | were 14 members present and | capita tax be: paid’ and ‘also, that
lub: ‘ threo ‘visitors from the Renata WI) th
y ind Mrs, L. M.; Quanee,.a former | award:.of merle bo ‘endorsed. Mra,
member visiting here from. Van-
couver. > to
Mrs. Smecher was * an ter, wt

Cl
Results of the tournament fol-| &
oa :

A FLIGHT
Ladies Doubles: Gayle ‘McPher.

: The (March meeting of the| delegate to the District Conter~

alternate.

hursday, Marc!

~ ">on WI Plans to Host st Travelling”
Handicraft Display Here on its Tour

tesscs Min Duetch and Mrs. Hu-, The booster prize donatd by Mrs.
ee on May 6 with Mrs, Carr, as| bert served delicious refreshments, | Byers was won'by'Mrs, Quance,

TE was oved (ual the Spat ace cAcn en yes

The ‘Fast Brokerage Service iu the Interior

"1 ith
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the provinetat conference awh

son and Wendy Défoe of Castlegar
defeated Rose Donaldson and Beryl
Anderson of Nelson.

Men's Doubles: Gordon Laurie
and Tom Dobie of Trail defeated
Ron Smith and Keith Muirhead of
Castlegar.

Mixed Doubles: Roger Kirby
and Rese Donaldsan of Nelson de-
feated Ned Rhodes and Betty West
of Trail,

B FLIGHT

Ladies Doubles Grace McPher-
son.and Sandy French of Castlegar
over Githa Male and Sherry Frame |§
of Nelson.
Men's Doubles Jack Osachoff
and Alex Jack of Castlegar over

Gordy McPherson and Gene Shu-| &

tek of Castlegar.

and ‘Joy’ Anderson of Castlegar
over ‘George Coletti and Dolly
Shkwarok of Nelson, *

Air Cadeis _
Parents Night
Successful

The Air Cadets Parents Night
held at SHSS recently was well at.

Story. were shown. Refreshments
were served afterwards in the
school cafeteria.
Sports Day was held March
15 in Trail. Cadets from Nelson,
Trail and Castlegar participated
in ‘the bowling and rifle competi-
tion.
On March 7 the Castlegar
Squadron hockey team wound ve
the hockey for this season in
game with Trail, Trail had the ne
score by one goal,
Target practise will continue

‘The
‘also played thee final eae for
this season last Friday.
The winners of the flight for
the last few weeks were: LAC S.
Kjemperud and AC N. Duetech.
- Several of the cadets have re.
reently been promoted as follows:
A/¥F/Sgt. Gibson G, promoted
to.F/Sgt., Sgt. Batchelor. T.:pro~
moted to 'F/Set., ee McGilp G.

Mixed Doubles: K€. Savinkoff| [J
sent to the Bills passed by‘the Le-

MLA. Don
Brothers
Reports sos

As I write this

tal

to give Royal as-

pointment of chairman of ‘the. ci-
tizenship committee ond Mrs, Hu:
bert offered to help. Mrs.-Smecher
reported a successful coffee party
held at her home for the hospl-

resting account’ of her attendance

at the annual meeting of the So-

clety for-Handicapped Children.
Mra,

up a resolution asking the district
board to form closer contact with
the district WI's.
announced the arrival of the
travelling

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Mrs. naPhee vageepted the ap-
‘Trail, B.C,

1 committee.
Mrs, Waldie teporied that 21

Jars of jams and jellies etc, {rom | Si. iS leit een AEE

the Febuary meeting had been ta-
ken to the Butler Home for the
aged and arrangements made for
organizations in the valley to serve
tea there once a‘weels.

: e e 2
Castlegar Dining Room
Open Monday through Seturday 6.30 a.m. to

8.00 p.m.
Sundays 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. |

Mrs, Smecher gave. an inte.
G ked to dé ‘ .

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‘Mrs, Waldie

if display.

gislature before we, as
vote supply to Her Majesty so that
the affairs of- the Province will
be: able to carry on for the next
year. +

weeks, it is.my opinion that the
high points of the Session were
the introduction of a Revenue Act
to permit the Province of British
Columbia to incorporate a Bank
and the introduction of the Mental
Health Act,
The ‘Act to permit the Pro-

Capital City and in: the Lower
din The next

cided to hold a tea and bake sale | =
on March 25 at 230 p.m. so the
public could view the display. The
Renata Institute members were
On looking back over the past told they could have part of the
bake table if they so wished

would hold another card party on r ‘ :
eemhes CANADA. CEMENT — PLYWOOD

over to the education committee
and Mrs. Scott introduced Miss C.
Hogendoorn who gave a very inte.
vince to'set up a Bank has met/ resting talk on the differences =
with very ,wide interest in the/ the educational systems of B.C. and
Holland and told of some of her |

After “‘discusison it was ale

Kootenay Builders
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Mrs. Hubert announced she * ALL SIZES OF GLASS

The meeting was then turned x tsk

GLIDDEN PAINTS — HARDWARE
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Federal House. It will be interest-
ing to seé what transpires in thi
connection,

The Mental Health Act, on
the other hand, is the result of

in the Queen Char. | Ful

be for the ’Provines to : 5
sericegia Private pitigireagens ae marti mma en ee TL Tm i

i ai i
members sincerely hope she comes =%
iS | back again and tells mare.
Mrs, Smecher moved the meet-
ing adjourn after’ which the hos-

two years’ intensive study by the
Department officials, This Act Eas
met, gyith general approval and I
certainly hope that “it. improves.
the present’ situation.
During the week we discuss-
ed the estimates of the Minister
of Lands and Forests, the Minis-
ter of Public Works and the Pro-

During the consideration of
the estimates of the. Hon, Mr.
Chant,. the Minister of Public
Works, I brought to his attention
the request. of the City of el

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;|L. promoted to Suis ca Moll R.
promoted to Sgt., A/Cpl. Menard J.
promoted to’. Cpl. LAC pony, R
promoted to Cpl. :

-irwin Hoffman. ...
~ Plans. to Direct
- Symphony Here
When. the Vancouver Sym:
phony Orchestra visits out-of-town
centres following the close of the
spring series of regular, subscrip-

tion concerts, Irwin. Hoffman, the
orchestra’s regular; musical direc-

podium.

: lages of Castlegar and Kinnaird.

>| ‘ment’ should’ share in’ the cost ‘of

tor and conductor, will be on'the| them through a’ portion of the

For the first time in the Sym-| House in Session.
phony’s history of such Canada
Council-sponsored concerts in the| to you from this Session of the Le-

for: a_(

y During ‘the estimates of the]
Minister - of, Municipalities I re-
quested the Government to. share
in the .cost.of the proposed study
of the amalgamation of the Vil-

vincial Secretary and Minister of | cond from the top in the province
Municipalities and Social Welfare. | for the percentage of its total po-

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only 04 per cent behind. the Peace
River district.:--
Dr. MeAnulty said 20,528 pel
sons took the vaccine‘in the health |
unit area. He:said response in.the
Sostlecer, District was “very good.”

I-pointed out to the’
that, , if an! amalgamation took | 2]
place, “would likely..include a
forge area’: presently unorganized
and that the: Provincial Govern-

this survey “in* proportion to the
assessments, such as is done with
the Hospital District.

During the week Mr..and Mr.
Frank. Sindall, and Mr. and Mr
Stan Mawdsley visited the Legis-
lature and' Iwas able to show

Buildings and they watched the
This will. be my, last letter

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~ Next to the Kinnaird Post Office

jovely andi usefal gifts which were = gf Sarat z : ‘ province, a ‘soloist will accompany gislature and I wish to thank you,

aod ae P. Sobera, tn kel, STATA TT is prone 2 get an sk oan 305
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as any
Os a tesica) eal rel Pleased to aeeaey these with them
on my arr!
ce Nee ee ches From ‘the: commencement of

nd Vic- {the Session, and during _ almost
go, St. Louis, eh ag Little | every Minister’s estimates, 1 conti-

eae Placed: in a model. ‘little red
Sebool-totise ihe bride “the ‘rail weleamed the guests on their arri-

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Bea's carries a large variety of
potted plants, cut flowers and cards

Shields.
Corsages were presented to
Miss’ Mather, her mother Mrs, J.

New MONAMEL LATEX PAINT flows. on so easily”
it almost’ applies: itself,. gives one-coat hiding ‘on

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fon Mather;, and Mrs, L. .Colenso, |,
mother of the groom,

Decorations were -pink crepe
paper streamers ‘across the front
of. the. hall in a swag effect and

white . bells .above the special
guest's chair.

Refreshments were. served buf-
fet style, the table being centered
with an ecru,lace cloth on which
was placed ‘a “bride’s cake" ‘dain.
tily “iced with white . icing ‘and
spring flowers, Py

"* Hostesses were Mrs, R. Flet-

cher, Mrs, B, Cherrington, Mrs,
W. Easton and Mrs. J, Dunlop.

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The guest of honor was assisted es Mis 4. corel gave the com.
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GPR Uniderpass.

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ns onthe. merits and: demerits’
‘of ‘the proposed underpass to:the,

are a-lot: of-questions that ‘should
be looked in to. by
of Castlegar. ;

‘a full scale super-highw:
Pass built for something.

‘nicipality of Kinnaird, Here we are
asked to dish: out something ‘like
$30,000 to service a couple of cl:
tizens ‘with a pedestrian underpass.
Or.do we require professional
ist to find. out what) the ‘score

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Concerto in-D Minor.

cert, at SHSS on April 8,

Society .of New York, ) ually reminded. the Government
Violin

The .orchestra will visit se~
_|.ven out-of-town: centres’ and will
be in Castlegar for a‘school con-

of the need to be prepared: for
the sudden influx of workers to
our District upon the ratification
of the Columbia River Treaty. :
It-seems to me, upon watching
other developments in the Pro-

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bearing surfaces, . etc.

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seems to” be’ totally ‘ unprepared
for ‘such “gigantic: developments.
1. have persistently, hounded the
Minister of Health Services and
Hospital ‘Insurance’ to /allow the
addition to‘the Castlegar Hospital
so that they will be ready for the
vast influx. of people. I feel that
Castlegar should have its own Mo-
tor Vehicle’Office and Social Wel-
fare Office,-I-hope.that the Gov-
ernment will act upon my recom-
mendations Sulekly.

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