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By Pastor IRA JOHNSON
Kinnaird Church of God
OUR LEADER IS
NOT DEAD!

There are many religions
in the world today. Many of
these religions have similar.
ities, one of which is the fact
that they represent man
kind's arch for God.
Another similarity would be
the great importance at
tached to the burial place of
the founder of the religion.

But Christianity is unique,
in that it represents God's
search for man. In other
words, God took the initia
tive and entered human his.
tory in the person of Jesus
Christ, in order to meet our
spiritual needs.

Furthermore, we are con
fident and assured that
Christ our Leader was not
able to be held captive by
death, and that He is alive
forevermore.

Someone has expressed it
like this: “Our faith is not in

dead men's bones . . . . but in
the living Christ, who walks
and talks with men today.”
18 CHRIST REALLY
ALIVE?

We need to know for sure,
if our faith is to be strong. If
there had been only one or

ly two reported

pearances” of Christ during
the week following Jesus's
death we might well have
serious doubts as to the truth
of His resurrection, We may
have wondered whether
Christ's appearances were
nothing more than “wishful
thinking” on the part of the
grieving disciples.

Obviously, our Lord knew
that His disciples would need
to be completely certain that
He had risen from the dead.
That is precisely why He
appeared so many different
times, to so many different
people, over such an ex
tended period of time.

Not only did Jesus appear
to Mary in the garden (John

its very survival

Preservation program
Society can match the amount

Moyie was pull

ore covered by

MOYIE PRESERVATION FUND!

B.C. VOG IMO.
Tax deductible receipts

The S.S. MOYIE Needs

Your Se Help!

The historic Kootenay Loke sternw!
needs your help to save it from deteriora:

Parks Canada has promised $175,000 for a major
it the Kootenay Loke Historical

After serving nearly 60 years on Kootenay Lake, the S.S
lod up on the shore at Kaslo in 1958 to become
@ major tourist attraction with about 10,000 visitors a year

The tund raising campaign hes received excellent sup.
port from area media in the form of publicity and free adver
tising. Campaign expenses, mostly for postage and copying
the Kootenay
EVERY CENT OF EVERY DONATION IS DEPOSITED IN THE S.S

Please help save the Moyie. Send a donation as soon as
possible to the S.S. Moyie Preservation Fund, Box 537, Kaslo

HISTORICAL SOCIETY KOOTENAY LAKE

Registered Charity Tex No. 0713412-52-26

jer S.S. MOYIE
that threatens

Lake Historical Society, so

20:10-18), to the 10 disciples
(V 19-21), to doubting Thom-
as (V 24-29), and in the early
verses of John 21; We read of
Him making breakfast for
His disciples down by the
lake.

Luke tells us how He ap-
peared to the two disciples
who were on the road to
Emmaus (Luke 24:18-85),
The apostle Paul tells the
Corinthian Christians that
Christ appeared to more than
500 persons on one occasion!
(1 Corinthians 15:3-8),

Not only are there two or
three reliable witnesses, but
there is a huge courtroom full
of witnesses, many of whom
not only saw Him, but who
ate with Him and even
touched Him! (See Luke
24:36-42 also Acts 1:1-3).

WHAT DIFFERENCE

DOES IT MAKE?

Christ's resurrection and
victory over death is what
sets Him above every other
leader or deliverer. It dem-
onstrates His divine power.
It fulfills Christ's promise to
His disciples that He would
rise again, and gives us con

fidence in His promise to
each one of us when He said:
“Because I live, you shall live
also.” (John 14:19).

Earlier, in that same chap-
ter, Jesus told his disciples
not to be troubled because
He was going to heaven to
Prepare a place for them, and
that He would return and
bring them to the place He
had prepared for them (St.
John 14:1-3).

Though He would be ab-
sent from them in His physi-
cal body, He promised to be
with them in a very personal
way through His spirit (see
John Chapters 15, 16, 17).

His final words to His dis-
ciples were “go into the
world and preaclRhis good
news to every person, and
remember .. . I am with you
to the end of the world.”

Our Lord's resurrection
does make all the difference,
for we not only have a mes-
sage of salvation from sin,
but the glorious message as
well that there is hope be-
yond the grave for all who
will trust in Christ Jesus as
Savior and Lord.

Women's Institute
iscusses bursary

¢ ne member was
missing at the regular mon-
thly meeting of Robson Wo-
men’s Institute. The meeting
opened with the Mary Ste-
wart collect and both the
minutes of the previous
meeting and the treasurers
report was passed.

There was much discussion
regarding the scholarship
and bursary for Stanley
Humphries secondary school
students. Our presenter this
year will be Ethel Ewasiuk.

Kathy McGivern will be in
charge of catering for today’s
Robson Flea Market.

The meeting was chaired
by Jean Lloyd. All members
brought handicrafts for the
conference and a lively ses-
sion of show and tell high-
lighted the meeting.

Ethel Ewasiuk is to be the
delegate for the conference,
with a special meeting on
April 27 at the home of Emily
Scott to finalize all the plans
for Robson's 75th anniver-
sary, when eight districts
will be representing the
West Kootenay at the con-
ference on May 4.

The secretary read min-
utes of the previous con-
ference in Salmo. These were
discussed, as well as infor-
mation regarding the con-
ference from the district sec-
retary.

The next meeting of the
institute will be at the home
of Kathy McGivern in the
form of a luncheon meeting.
The day is changed from
Wednesday, May 11 to
Thursday, May 12.

Little As

Deliver!

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY .

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ding anniversary with family and friends

Couple celebrates
golden anniversary

Family and friends held a
surprise 50th wedding anni-
versary celebration April 17
for Peter and Margaret Kon-
kin of Crescent Valley.

The Konkins golden wed-
ding celebration was given at
the Fireside Place Dining

Room by their daughter Olga _
Chernoff.

The bride's 94-year-old
mother attended the party.
Also in attendance were dau-
ghters Olga and her husband
Pete Chernoff; Lapta Powell
and family; and Nancy Koot-
nikoff and family.

eter and Margaret Konkin celebrate their 50th wed-

Granddaughters May
Kabatoff and family of
Castlegar, Desire Bryant and
family, and Leanna Koot-
nikoff of the Lower Mainland
were also there.

Mark Kootnikoff and fam-
ily of the Lower Mainland
also attended.

YES

models... .

FOR 3 REASONS.

30,
12%.

toclear!!!

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left to be exact,

We do have a much better new
car selection than 2 vehicles, 13

however, on these 2

YOU WILL
NEVER

Get a Better Deal!

1. They are the last brand new 1987 models that
Castlegar Hyundai has.
Special Factory Authorized incentives to
Castlegar Hyundai on these models end April
so prices will increase by as much as

- We want these cars sold this month! Reduced

Dave Denholm G.S.M.

Plus
On 13 Other
1988 Excels

CALL TODAY

Inventory Clearance

Excel, 3-Drs.,
Stk. No. 6-2607-
Priced From

* 100% Financing Our Specialty
* 90 Days No Payments 0.A.C.
* We Finance I.C.B.C. Premiums

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Job openings

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at:
Trail Canede Employment

Part-time Foodservers ore
needed in Trail, Wages are $5,
per hour. (155) if

A Coach is required
in Trail, Must have two yeors
coaching experience and Level Ii
Coaching Certificate. Wage is
$2400 for the season. (90)

A Certified Hairdresser is
required for parttime work in
Fruitvale,

Hairdressing apprentice is
required in Castlegar. Must
completed hairdressing cou
and been unemployed at least
six months. Wage is $5.00 per
hour. (130)

An experienced Cook is
required in Castlegar. Must have

with a minimum of supervision,
Flexible hours. Wage is
$7.50/hour. (128)

Vacuum Cleaner Repair Per-
son required in Castlegar.
Training provided. Wage is
$1000/month. (196)

Cabinetmaker is required in
Trail. Wage is $10-$12/hour
depening on experience. (193)

Full time Foodserver required
in Trail. Wage is $10-$12/hour
depending on experience. (193)

Full time Fi required
in Castlegar and Fruitvale. Wage
is $4.00/hour. (150 & 191D)

Full time Cashier required for
Castlegar restaurant. Wage is
$4.50 hour. (157)

Presser is required for a Trail
dry cleaner. Wage is $4.50/hour
plus depending on experience.
(1780)

Experienced bartender is
required for part-time work in
Fruitvale. Wage is $5.00/hour.
(190)

Sporting goods salesperson
required for part-time work. Will
go full time in summer. Must be
Sports enthusiast. Wage is
$5.00/hour. (135)

Part-time Short-Order Cook
required in Trail and Fruitvale.
Wage is $5.00/hour. (91D & 185)

Computer Repeirer required
for on call work in Castlegar,
Trail and Nelson area. Must have
s

me training as electronics
technician, familiarity with MS

S own basic’ repair kit and
own transportation. Wage is
$30.00/hour. (158D)

Students are encouraged to!
register for summier emiployment
Candda Employment Cen-

PETEO CANADA
975 Columbia Ave.

GOMSUSTO=COAST

(a SAM’S AUTOMOTIVE

Complete Automotive Service

365-3666

FANATIC windsurler, inter
mediate, 225 litres, toot straps,
fetractable r =
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3/32

Steering You Straight

MALONEY

AUTO BODY SHOP

TIRE SALE

& LIGHT:

TWO returbished. pinball
ma

hines. Se’

APRIL 4 TO JUNE 4, 1988
$20 OFF ANY PAIR OF PASSENGER

STRIP EASY
20¢/running foot. Exterior right
angle straps $2.00/per piece. in-
sis

36!

“TRUCK RADIALS

plastic pails with tight-titting

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose

covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Glepee Ave.
Castlegar

USED GUNS bou
Cash or trade. s
Rossland. 1-362-5171.

CKING RODS,

je corner angles $10 per piece.
5-284 3/32

Screened Top Soil
Black Sandy Loam
Crushed Gravel, Bedding
Sand & Gravel
365-3315

BY AUCTION

Bonkrupicies, Estates, Consign.
Ou!

LAWNMOWER

A BIG THANK YOU
FOR A SUPER
SECRETARY!

FLOWER'S SAY

tr

365-2600 or 365-3014

WESTERN SADDLE for sale or
rade. 365-3305. 3/32

sold

April 24, 1988 BS

* Deadline for Sunday Edition — 1] a.m. Friday

365-2212

Deadline for Wednesday Edition — 12 Noon, Tuesday

FRAME STRAIGHTENING
INCLUDING UNIBODY
ALL MAKES & MODELS

Call 365-2

155

QUALITY registered A
Malamute puppies, ex
temperments, intelligent,
hletic, working and companion
9s trom champion and
obedience title bloodlines (604)
428-9942 7

tin/93

CRUSHED
ROAD GRAVEL

$139

Jewellery & Gifts for Special Occasions

ANNIVERSARIES © BIRTHDAYS ¢ GRADUATION © RETIREMENT

LAUENER BROS. JEWELLERS

“We've Got the Gifts of Love” — 1355 Cedar Ave., Trail — Phone 368-9533

SEE US FORA
COMPLETE LINE OF

LIVESTOCK POULTRY
& PET FEEDS
ARROW BUILDING,

+278 © Trail, 268-

WESTERN ne Pros riding
lessons — horse provided. 365
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PET GROOMING
Your Pet Will Love You For it!
ev CAL

IT BEST!
SECRETARIES

WEEK Is
APRIL 25-291

1125-4th Street, Castlegar
365-5191
OPEN MONDAYS

Personalized Hair Care

NINA’S

TV Dish, receiver
Phone 365-2416. |

ete. $1,500.
_3/33

NINA TEREKOFF
Formerly of New York Society

Anytime:

REPAIRS

SPRUCE lumber 2x2:
Economy. 365-6241

Call 365-8307

AMWAY guaranteed products
with service to your door. Phone
693-2261 104/70

INFORMATION

Rates

RENT
THIS

8
Kelowna, 763-0212 anyt
NOT be at the Trade Fair.

Aluminum
Sheets
242" x 36"

75¢ Each

60¢ Each
50¢ Each

11012
13 to 24
25 or More

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

Kitchen
e. Wi

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WANTED — Used 14-ft. boat
5 3

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(Minimum charge 75¢.)

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for subsequent consecutive
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@4¢ per agate line for one in.
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tions

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TUNE-UP

Tillers $21, Plus Parts

2 4x8 THERMO paned windows in
wood frame, $150 each,
Johnson outboard 18 H.P., needs
some work. 359-7269. 9/3;

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in one day. 428-2686.

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ROWSE and _ advertise!
from soup to nuts.
Ad Gallery in Woneta
lazo, Trail; 441 Boker, Nelson,
rd and Columbia, Castlegar.
tin/31

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On our full line of

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Motorcycles

LONG GOWN, mauve, size 5
365-8383.

3/32

$42 Plus Parts
Lawnmowers & Roto

SNOW TRAILS

SALES & SERVICE 1 rioors, Driveways, Forms
CALL: RALPH BIRD (REP.)

693-2382

1959

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HOLDINGS

Concrete Contractors

B &J TAX
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ders
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GARAGE FOR REN’

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Castlégar News

so
much trouble with all those
Washington prayer groups.”

UNDER $40

OLD GRAMAPHONE, $40. 365-
8137 3/33
CAST-iron_ bathtub, complete
with taps and apron. Good con-
dition, $40. 365- 3/33

SEVEN rabbits for sale, $5 each,
365-8143 3/32

shoes, size 1, good

:
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Home: 365-5386
Office: 364-1288
Broad Coverages
Competitive Rates
Experienced Personal
Service for SAFECO and
all your Insurance needs

check with . .

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CURRIERS

SEAMLESS
GUTTERS

4" or 5" heavy gauge
painted aluminum
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CALL MR. GUTTER

365-3240

10. 365-3205." 3/31

COVERS for 12-f. round pool
$15, hamster cage with ac:
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mn. 3/31

3; as new,
$10. Samsonite suitcase set, $28.
365-5751 3/31
LADIES CLARK walking shoes,
size 6, $20. Mexican leather pur-
Se, new $20. 365-5657. EYE

365-7720
405 Columbia Ave Costloger
WESTERN horseback riding
lessons — beginner and inter.
mediate. Horse provide 365-
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1 BDRM. small mobile with ad. Hy
dition, portially furnished, $160.
365-3145.

SMALL 2 bdrm. house, lor
yord, pets and kids OK sh.
365-3703, - 7/33
SMALL ie, fridge, stove, nice
yard, South Castlegar. 365-6408.
3/33

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP
Large 2 and 3 bedroom units
with lots of yard. Possible
subsidy ovailable. Small pets
welcome on approval. Office
‘open 2-4 Wednesday or leave

message.

365-2677

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items may be advertised, but the
articles must not total over $40

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