CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday. April 10, 1969

__CASTLEGAR NEWS

“Hore let the press the people's rights

unawed by

4d by gain”

Valuable Ecumenical Experiment

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Dear_Sir:
Because Castlegar is. the
natural centre of our West

An
is presently being undertaken by the Anette
can and United Church congregations in this

area whereby the churches
same building — St. David's
their services.

The services are the regular
and United services, but members of both
congregations are welcome at elther service.

As related in a news story in last week’s
Castlegar News, the two churches have been
working in an ecumenical spirit for some
months under the auspices of the Regional
Ecumenical Parish. Now the two churches

are using the

Church — for _ services,

three
Castlegar-Robson United,
United) have gone a step further with their
joint use of the same church for Sunday regio!

and Knaid

It will be interesting to see the outcome

of this

is an un-

bers.

region I should like
iS tena some of my thoughts

I do not think we should

these arc

dertaking and with a joint it

false foundations on which to
build factories.

Factorles are rarely per-
manent unless there are na-
tural reasons for thelr be-

concerning Castlegar and the | in;

We huve two perpetual
industries established in-our
Tregion now,

Recreation Development Urged
As Permanent Income for Area

ional humiin being who ap-;
reciates what we have right
ere, includin, tie abundance
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Castle FEATURE 6 P.M,

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streams.

Fifty “million dollars spent’

on a factory would provide
500

WED. - THURS. - FRI, April 16-17-18
Tom Steele “HALF A SIXPENCE” Color

of- wood and the storage of
water.
These two Industries lend

tee setting up for
the three ministers involved a great respon-
sibility for the project's success or failure
will likely reside with the committee’s mem-

Coffee Party and
Included in Plans

The regular meeting of
ous

the Women’s

The reports of the vari-

Robson Community ‘Memorial
Church was held recently in
the Church Hall with

sident Brass of

‘The davatinaal period of
readings for Lent and Easter
was given by Mrs. R. Chris-

Mrs. O.

were sabralted:

e missionary work com-
mittee displayed ‘a quilt that
had been completed and a
number of
which will be shipped to the
Unitarian service committee.

A quilting bee to com-
feta a second quilt will ne
eld at the home of Mrs. A.

and Mrs, R. Waldie. The sing-

will
a used clothing drive in the

ing of a hymn followed.

Clothing Drive
of Robson WA

month of April, the articles
to be sent to Vancouver
Training Workshop formerly
the, Welfare Industries.

These will be packed for
shipment in the church hail
on April 24th,

Plans were made to hold
a coffee party with a bake|in
table on April 23rd. Com-
mitteés were arranged to take

charge of this.
be

The used clothing is to
be brought to the hall on this
day, ready for packing the
next

we stotk a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

LINOS

ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD .
Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

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— SASH AND DOOR

The visiting committee
reported that many calls had
been made during the past
month and the Butler Rest
Home had been visited as

Plans were made to send| tua
Easter gifts to the shut-ins
and elderly people.

With business completed
the meeting cae adjourned and

ler and Mrs. F. Nilson,

Slocan Man
James Dent
Dies at Home --

Slocan resident James
Dennis Dent, 58, died ‘at his
home April

Mr. Dent was born. at
Oakworth - near - Keighley,
Yorkshire, England July bral
1910. He had.

establishment of a hard. pa
petual industry called "Reere:

>2...We have the necessary
Ratural endowments to _be-
come one of the great year-
round ‘recreational areas of
is continent

Kamloops calls itsclf the
hub. or a sportsmen's Para-
ise an it it has
Soaks ines within a radius of

Gee ae ‘could truthfully
‘make a much greater boast
plus at least five hot ra

Places around the world.

He ‘enlisted in the Sec-
ond World War in 1940 serv-
ing with the Royal Artillery.

a beavy anti-aircraft bat-
Lent Al e war he work.
ed as an in electrieian's helper

unt
September
col

untry. Slocai
been em ployed by Pacific
Logging Company.

He was a member of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch No. 51 and was also |-
a member of she British Le-
gion in England

Mr. Dent is ‘survived by
tno: gaughters and one bro-

England and two cou-

aie ion W. Hird and E. H.
iid both of Slocan,

Funeral services were held
at the Thompson Funeral | four
Home with Rev. Jack Wise-

man officlating.
Crematio:

tensively and lived in ae peaks,

Tock eat
glaciers, alpine mea
ows: and flowers, peng va

tem ures,
caves, natural bridges: spec:
tacular scenery for. the Bho-
tographer and artist, en
interest for the rockhound,
waterfalls and waterspouts,

grizzly bears and the occas-

ent?) jobs’and would pollute
the air and water.

Fifty million dollars spent
on’ establishing. a recreation
industry: would provide 1,060
perpetual jobs and it is un-
necessary to freight-our pro-
duct to market —. our cust-
omers would drive or fly to
us with the money on their
persons.

In closing I would like
to point out that now that the
Arrow reservoir is an accom-
plished fact, this summer we

ast, Will have an international

waterway stretching from the
Trans Canada way at Re:
velstoke ‘to Coulee Dam

it | the USA, | over 300 jmiles 7 a

DANCE

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

with ra navigation Toe! ate af
ost. towns ‘of the 1890s

wn in,
What a drawing card!
Richard T. 5
RR No. 1, Nakusp, B.C.

One of the most success-

-Boy Friend:
At School in Nelson

Showing

don tue British equivalent of
- Broadway theatre)

h “The Hoy Friend” attracted

iaftar eare than 15 years
of all the ccattig being in one

In their final home ap-
pearance of the 1968-69 sea-

YS tes patil

Bar|in a fine

"Leona
BINGO:

‘Saturday
April 12
8 P.M.
LEGION HALL

‘Do You Really
Have Enough Money
In Your Savings Account?

If you haven't, please read on...
Do you pay yourself something every payday?
Do you have an automatic savings plan?
Do you get all the interest possible on your savings?

A “NO” Answer to Any of These Three
Questions Can Cost You Money!
Pay yourself every payday. Deposit something -——- any amount —
in your Castlegar Savings Credit Union account.
Save regularly — and that way you'll have a nest egg that will
‘grow and will be there when you need it.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE MONEY IN YOUR

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS CREDIT UNION ACCOUNT

FOR THAT SATISFYING SECURE FEELING!

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION

Pup Rep Team Defeated |
In Game Against Trail

Played and outshot their op-
Ponents but could not beat
the Trail goalie who’ turned

st in Ameri-
ca snc Noel Coward's “Bit-
terswee!

‘American. made I hits from | Bl
“oO yy” have

helped | ;

by some rT shoot by
Castlegar. ie sensed
jocal team off to a

goatee
Eoretest third’ period io 4 end
op victors 2-1.

DePaoli got the
fast. start |e

aedained in
{evetiat from ene early forties
di that tim

audience in the U.S. consist-
saber and Sullivan op-

KJSS Honor.
“Roll for April

KJSS honor roll for

m2. oti

of
imko - it
Angelo ore 5 aL girl who falls in love with an/the

il Jankola
anio 4.8, Bren-
da "Younes 48, Norm: Devern-

Kin 40 and Shirley Swetlish-
off 4.0.

easies,

in plus-fours.

It parodies the ine sony that
delighted that thin,
mechanical azz, “aily & but el:

tts plot is, of course, an-
Cinderella version,

messenger __ bo}
dooms thete

break over

learns that her lowly beau is

none other nthe very

eligible son of a British peer.
First

1953 ina uit theatre in Lon-

Guinan,
fotonested flappers and men ev

so much "attention that it was
moved to the famous Wynd-

h|ham’s Theatre in London's

West End, and its run there
Mio for. more reer three and

1954 for a run of 60 weeks
before it was toured across
the continent

py with You,” a production
number called Sur I le e Plage, ”
a a song of longing “A Room
mshi and a humorous
aity, ay Never Too Late to

Fan Nearly, ‘all the at-

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NOTICE

to all
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
e

HIS MEN’S WEAR
announces a
SPECIAL PRESENT TO ALL
“GRADS”

A 20% discount on any suit in the store or on
made-to-measure

WITH THE-PURCHASE OF A SUIT
YOU THEN RECEIVE A FURTHER
15% DISCGJNT ON ALL YOUR
ACCESSORIES (Shirt, tie, belt, shorts,
socks, shoes, jewellery & Brut after
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foics of have the leading
les of the hero and heroine,

Art Penson, Dan  Werzer,
Ge Hamson’ and Dick
le

_ KUCW Plans
May Castleaird
Friendship Parly

The afternoon unit of
Kinnaird United Church
Women met recently at the
home fe Mrs. L. Buffet of

” C. N. Howard was
iueas convenor for the May
1 .Castleair ieeadshs coffee
party to be hel

duced in late |Church,

This is to be a gathering

Fire P

burning purpose,

in May.

138 and 214.

NOTICE

_ must be secured for burning
APRIL Ist to Oct. 3ist

You must have a permit for any .

tion waste, land clearing, etc. Any
burning container must have a
covering screen and a permit.

The Fire Dept. will assist you with
large burns during Arbor Week

Regulations are covered in bylaws

of both He py Conleeay and
Kinnaird Ut

Mrs. oe: Murray and
Mrs. J.2:W. Brownlie ore to
be convenors for. the lunch-

May 14.

church lower hall-at 10 a.m.
mnt to fakes this
epee unit spring lean

hall “with business

fete

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Paints gear
@ See the Display in the Window of
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@ Kits, Complete Buggies, Parts and Accessories
STARTING AT $199.00

See Dave or Wayne at:His Men’s Wear

D. W. Dune Buggies

Drive

iB at noon.

ermits

rubbish, construc-

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Fire Chief.

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Wholesale Clear-Out

TAPE RECORDERS — RECORD PLAYERS
RADIOS — ELECTRIC CLOCKS

Carl’s Plaza Drugs

Cob now

SAFEWAY
Biscuit ’n Cookie SALE

David’s Biscuits
sien DP QE
Graham Wafers =

Busy Baker Honey.

Fresh and Tasty. Perfect ’

for Graham Pie Crusts. f.

133 oz. Package or '

1 Assortment.
David Biscuits 300: Peckse

Choc. Chip Cookies 131, Bata
Sweet Biscuits wean soc Pe.
= Chocolate Puffs pir tas cc
Dad’s Cookies $2'r5.
Soda Crackers J
Busy Baker. Plain or Salted.-

g » Package :

Margarin

ee TY

Banquet Brand.
Assorted Meat Varieties.
11 oz. Package............. ae

Dalewood Brand.

2 Ib. Ctn.

79°

Economical as a Spread

6.51.0
2.51.29

Scotch Treat

Green Peas

Frozen. Choice Quality.

2 Ib.
Cello .

> Fresh Coffee: Edwards:

Butier Alpha. Now 1...
. ma enat Surf. King

sega ‘Size Package.

Casino Tea Bags helsing. Paciage of 100 bes 59

Cream Corn Gain tit etn... 3 for 99

Tomatoes [ein wie Pt

Tomato Catsup 32 cne

Meat Spreads 3y'%: tn

Nestles Quik Serve Hot Chocolate. ........

E Strawberry Jam 79%
2 Ibs. *1.49

Tomato Juice Siri. 46% on in. 3 for 1.00

Crest. Toothpaste Setroz.se! 89°

Skim ‘Mil Lucerne Instant. For Drinking

" White or Colored.

Toilet Tissue
3 tor Fl 00.

Package of 4 rolls

or Baking. 3 Ib. Package

i

No. 1 Quality. Plump Firm Golden Fruit.
“Make a Tasty Banana Cream Pie or Serve

With Lucerne Ice Cream

Avocados

Ideal for Salads 10 for $1 00

or Slicing

Smoked Cod Fillets

Imported. .. Bete

Luncheon Meat 3 8

= Swift’s. Assorted
Varieties. 8 oz. Pkg.

Green Cabbage Tight Green, mate He
Bulk: Carrots °% Critp ‘n Crunchy ....
‘Pea t Moss 5.6 Cu. Ft.

2 Ibs. 29
3 Ibs. 35°

Imported. Canada No. 1.

Bate *2.99

Boston Style
‘Government Inspected. .

Piece Side Bacon
Government Inspected.
«Whole or Half Cuts.

Pork Loin Chere
Centre Cut Rib.
i wb. 88

Rose Bushes
No. 1.

99

____. tb: 696

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