CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 12, 1968

Letter Protests Decision
Not to Help Baseball Team

Dear Sir:

May I congratulate your
paper on the coverage of a
Castlegar town council meet-
ing held on Tuesday of last
week,

It appeared in very pro-
minent headlines on the front
page and by the length of
the story it seems there was

luite a bit of concern and
time given to a Nery, simple
request — namely, $100 to
help offset expenses

committee in Rossland,
his

nit ‘would seem to me that
if our town fathers cannot
justify $100 to help
young Beople in in this town
‘0 in

was also taxpayers’ |__

issue of the Castlegar News
and I quote: “Mayor Lit-
tle said he felt it was ‘very,
very unjust of B.C. league
| Officials to have a team tra-
vel this far.’

ship game for the rovincial

title, then there should be

some changes made, and very
on.

Castlegar-Robson
linor

in a recent trip the youth of
this community made te par-
ticipate in a baseball tourna-
ment with the rest of the
province,

If I reeali correctly, not
too jong agi ago this town coun-
cil decided it was quite al-
right and proper to give to
the Chamber of Commerce
$1,000 to do with as they
saw fit.

In March of this year the
council sent a cheque for
$100 to the du Maurier ski

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ph. 365-5637
Next to the Gloverieal Motel
Castleair

‘d PI
Family Bible Hour - at) am.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship - 7.30 p.m.

has, in my opinion, been do-
ing a wonderful job of keep-
ing approximately 250 boys
occupied and off the streets
all summer long.

enay baseball finals and ad-
yanelng

a number of people

To this date, the town
fathers have yet to congratu-
late the Pony all star team in
winning the East-West soo,

to the provincial | 35

In case the Chamber of
Commerce is interested, quite
came
from out of town, stayed here
and_ spent money while the

the playoffs
should have been held in
Kamloops or some other
place closer to Castlegar, he
declared people should ‘think
of the danger of the thing.
There could have been an
accident — that’s an awfully
long trip for these children
bo make. They ate on the
bus, slept on the bus and
hardly go, off to go to the
bathroo!

The.

‘reason for my r

In the first instance, the
people who were involved
were: suite responsible and

all

he T
publi retract. the

y,
ments for the boys’ comfort
and safety.

In the second instance,
the bus company involved is
a reputable, bonded, licensed,
insured, charter bus service.
The company had two

in the Sept. 5

THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday:

945° a.m. Sunday Schoo!

11 a.m. Holiness ecting
ey p.m. Evening Service

esday:
7.30 p.m. Prayer and
pis Study

7. 80 in! Home League
reo 20 pan m1. Open Air and Young

Pav ic “invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at

the Army
Envoy and Mrs. K. Mallory
Ph. 365-7112
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
v. Harold C. Clark

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
ee ie Ave.
L. M. Simmones
phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m,
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and
Prayer 7.30 p.m.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
Pm.

Pastor:

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza

7.30 p.m. Evangelisti

Tues., 7.30 Prayer: Bible Study
Phone 365-7807

c. V. S. Walker

operat-
ors and they did more, in
mys opinion, for the comfort
id safety of the boys than
others could have.
They stopped regularly
for meals — an hour or
more and at any time that
any boy requested or had the
need of washroom facilities,
his needs were looked after.
It is quite true that the
boys, the-adults and drivers
slept on the bus, but because
of the lack of sufficient mon-

that the boys were declared
East-West Kootenay winners
Sunday afternoon and had
to leave Tuesday morning to
be in time for their first
game in Terrace Thursday—
it was necessary that the bus
travel straight through, stop-
ping only for meals, gas,
other needs.
en one trayels on a
regular Greyhound bus, it
stops only where it should
and if it is a long trip, the
on the bus;

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
730 pm. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th Ave.
Rev. J. H. ‘Wiseman

United Services at St. David's
Anglican Church at 9.30 a.m.
Rec. C. Howard in charge

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Rev. Terry Allen

ST. DAVID‘'S /.NGLICAN CHURCH

Services at 8.00 a.

— Ph, 365-7424

m. and 11.00 a.m.

MORNING
Castlegar, 11.15 am.

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

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 a.m.

WORSHIP
Robson, 9.45 a.m.

sleep
it does nor stop at a hotel or
motel and then travel agan
during the day.
The Castlegar - - Robson

ey and the time element in|.

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Sam Jenkins
Featured Spoaker
At Local Church

Featured speaker at a
series of meetings at Castle-
gar Pentecostal Tabernacle
next week is Sam Jenkins,
well-known and

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former prize-fighter.

A native of New Bruns-
wick and a former Vancouv-
er resident, Mr. Jenkins at
one time was engaged in a
prize-fighting
career under the tutorship
of Tommy Rurns, former
world heavyweight champion.

After ending his career in

f| boxing, Mr. Jenkins began

— Pettitt Photo

Smith-Windsor - Kravski

Vows at St.

Baskets of orange gladi-
ous decorated the altar of St.
ita’s Catholic Church in
leet on Aug. 3 for the
double-ring wedding cere-
mony at which Christine Ter-
esa Kravski, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kravski
of Kinnaird, became the
bride of John Donald Smith-
WVindeor, the son of Dr. and
Mrs. B. Smith-' aibecetny of In-
dian Head, Sas!
Rev. E. A. a ahy offic-
iated.

Soloist _ was Ann
Gallo with Mrs. Ruth "Goulet
as organist.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor-
length gown of frost~ white

faille with a slim skirt. The

and|gown featured a scooped

neck with bell-shaped, guipre
lace-trimmed sleeves. Panels
of guipre lace accented the
removabe in which fell
from the shoulders into a
graceful shapel ‘train.

A matching pill-box of
hand appliqued lace ‘secured
her boutfant shoulder veil of
tulle illusion.

vincial finals this year but
due to the lack of proper
facilities in the Town of

Minor
could have hosted the pro- white

She carried’ a bouquet of
and orange

rosebuds.
The bride's attendants,
wearing orange pill-box head-

Castlegar, had to decline this
honor.

If the town fathers felt
that the ae to Terrace was

Depariment Heads

unsafe by bus, then they
should have shown their con-
cern at that time and charter-
ed a plane so that the team
would have had a short, safe
trip.

As manager of the team,
I feel that the mayor of the
Town of Castlegar and the
town council owe an ap apol-
ogy to the organizers of the
Castlegar Cloverleaf team
that made the trip to Terrace
and also to the bus company

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.

Mr. Editor, if I may be
allowed a little more space,
I would like to extend my
gratitude to one individual
with “a lot of civic pride”
who made this trip possible.

Thanks, Eddie.

SELKIRK
EVENING

Are Disclosed

A new list of department
heads for SHSS has been re-
leased by district superinten-
gent of schools Claude Bis-

Mr. Bissell disclosed the
list Monday at the regular
meeting of easiecs of School
District

Gommittes heads for the
coming year ze a8 follows:

» English;
Frank} Ferchaag ‘Mathema-
tics; Norm Sather, Science;
Mike Lauriente, French; Col-
in Pryce, Social Studies;
Robert Faulkner, Commerce;
Al. Bigsby, Industrial Arts
and Jim Crawford, Counsel-

ig.

Ritas Church

pieces and carrying bouquets
of spider mums, were iden-
tically attired in. floor-length
orange peau de charm
gowns, featuring empire
waists.

Attending the bride was
Mrs. Joe Streloff of Blueberry
Creek as matron of honor
and Mrs. David Stockham of
Weyburn, Sask., as brides-

maid.

Attending the groom
were Wayne Lenz of Regina,
Sask. and Robert Smith-
Windsor, ‘brother of the
groom, Alexander and Thom-

as Smith-Windsor shared ush-
ering duties,

A_ reception, at which
Dal Makay, cousin of the
bride gave grace, was held
at the Kinnaird hall.

For the occasion, paths,
bride’s mother wore a
Piece aqua knit suit aa
white accessories.

The groom’s mother
wore a magenta double-knit
dress and coat ensemble
with matching hat and navy
accessories.

e bride’s four-tiered,
round cake, baked and de-
corated by Mrs. Stella Ball,

‘was accented with orange
and white trimming and top-
ped with two white bells.

woking for a coast

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eventually becoming business
agent of the Marine Workers
and Boilermakers Union.

He was converted in
Vancouver during a series of
meetings by A. C. Valdez, al-
so known throughout Canada

4 and the U.S. as an evangelist.

About 10 years later he
resigned his position to pre-
pare for the ministry, going
into the field of evangelism
immediately upon graduation.

Since that time he has
travelled extensively in both
the United States and Can-
ada preaching the gospel. He
has spoken at high schools,
and colleges, as well as be-
ing guest speaker at many
Public functions.

He has recently preached
in Washington, D.C., Minnea-
polis, Minn., Milwaukee, Chi-
cago and Honolulu, Hawaii.

Mr. Jenkins writes his
own songs and sings country-
style with his guitar. He has
made four longplay record-
ings that will be available at
the meetings.

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ter of
Milan Vrskovy of Calgary,

nephew of the bride, Tead
telegrams from Chamsinus,

given by Andy Shutek, cou-
sin of the bride.

Jacqueline Shutek atten-
ded the bride’s book.

For the wedding trip to
Vancouver, the bride donned
a dress and coat ensemble in
yellow with navy accessories.
Adding to her outfit was her
navy straw hat and corsage
of yellow rosebuds.

-of-town guests were
from. Montrose Trail, Nelson,
Penticton, Barrier, ‘New West-
minster, Calgary, Legend,
Alta., Regina, Indian Head,
Weyburn and Winnipeg.

The couple now resides
at 1372 Trenton Ave., Otta-

wa 3,

. Nick
Manager, Castlegar
Cloverleafs.

Editor’s Note: Mayor
Little on Aug. 6 asked as
council to reconsider an earl-
ier decision not to make a
donation to the team. Alder-

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