10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 31, 1967

= Wisi Seed

Harold Webber
Speaks on Freedom
Gained hy Man

By Harold Webber
A man’s right to be different
is q freedom that has been gain-
ed in the struggle for self —
self-satisfaction, self-regard, self
7 p.m, Family Evangelism. -mastery and self-doubt. A man
can. climb the highest hill and - : at

iuesdays decry all the manifestations of Bae i é
HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER ?

7.80 Bible Study and Prayer wea nature. If he so wills, it is his to
Friday: : . : 5 do, fia
7.30 p.m. C.A. Service. ‘ oo : oa _ Then you want's central address close to all
: attractions, yet priced to sult “your: budget. We
have a dining room and coffee shop altd are close
to beaches and Stanley. Park. Please feel free to
drop usa line for our descriptive brochure.

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily

Open’ 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 First Ave. !
Pastor: Rev. K, D Cooper

Phone: 365-5212
Sunday:

9.55 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m, Family Devotion.

;.-, Ifa, man could control the
wonderment of his dreams and
would say within his innermost
being, “I shall not allow myself
the luxury of | unconscious
i c : : thoughts," He would be differ-
CHURCH [copuereLy NEW TT Ne ee es all ARI PN Ne
COMPLETELY NEW Is the look of the Unem- brook. Manager Gordon Meyer said recen hat i ‘

- Rav. J..H. Wiseman ployment Cc now ting the , 1s going : well. Ta ares dream such a8 we never witness SAN DS MOTOR HOTEL
Combined Service in Kinnaird}in the Oglow block on Columbia Ave. The new covered by the combined facilities in Castlegar in the harehness of reality? MUtual 2-1891 - Davie at Denman

United Church during July atJoffice complex is doing the work of offices pre- A man can be different:-in
9.30 am. Siously located in‘Trail, Grand Forks and Cran- “tremendous,” he sald.—Castlegar News Photo! +. wellbeing and satisfaction Commercial Cards honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

Services in Grace Church dur- 5 sue ie ene as of success and a man, as well,
Union Official Criticizes pie une

: f of failure, ».
g t B es R rt If he allows himself to wal-
9g 99 g P : grips with himself, dispels his
A union official in Vancou- “We appears to start from that the police should only have | self-doubt, sheds his cloak of
ver took strong exception Jast|the premise that the police| power to eavesdrop if those who | ineptitude and becomes master

WIENERS
No, 1 QUALITY
Ib. 49c
Wiener or Hamburger
BUNS
2 Pkgs. of 8»... 49c

ae eeIAN ee NEW
| POTATOES
Netted Gems

10 Ibs. 49c

: Cooking Onions.
r Green Onions.

for summer months.

Tow in his failure, he is common-
place, but when he comes to

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN

emery

FINGER-TIPQ

CHURCH

8 am. and 9,30 a.m.
Holy Communion

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev, Harold C. Clark
THE SALVATION ARMY
aw Columbia Street)

Sunday
9.45 a.m. Sunday School

11,00 a.m, Holiness Meeting} held blameworthy for his action

ednesday
7.30 p.m. Bible Study
Thureday
7.80 p.m. Home League

Phone 365-7112

Public invited to all services. elected organizer for the un-
You are never a stranger at the ion. . . and ‘Braaten, although

Envoy & Mrs. K: Mallory

—— Xen was at any time an official

‘CALVARY he
BAPTIST CHURCH pat local,” the statement declar-
ed.

Pastor D. Reeves,
Phone 365-7175

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Fi Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship — -7.30 p.1

All Welcome

Apostolic Church

week to provisions of the Sar-
gent Royal Commission report
on bugging.’

President of the Pulp and
Paper Workers of Canada, Or-

should have wide powers and it
is for those who oppose those
powers to justify their position.
“We (PPWC) think he should
have started from the premise

advocate such powers can show
thet there is an overwhelming
need for them for the good of
society,” the statement conclud-

ed,

of his own destiny, then he can
be numbered among those who
truly know the richness and ful-
fillment of being different.

ville Braaten criticized, among
other things, Sarget’s allegations
that he (Braaten) was elected
a union organizer, that he had
raided the treasury of local 695
of the union and that intimida-
tion and force were used to re-

From the Gallery

There were snickers’ of

eruit union
, Braaten’s comments were
made Friday in a four-page news

ith a letter

i among the assembl-
ed reporters when Prime Min-
ister Pearson told a recent press

bearing his signature.

Braaten was jailed at one
point in the inquiry, because he
refused to answer questions re-
garding union affairs.

_The Sarget report included
among its conclusions a state-
ment that Pulp, Paper and Sul-
phite Workers’ union regional
director Pat O'Neal could not be

in hiring a private detective to
bug a convention of PPWC.
union

he hoped to pass 40
pieces of legislation in the 46
sitting days of P it be-

ranks — and the bills enact-
ing the provisions of Finance
Minister Sharp's $740 million de-
ficit budget.

‘Tariff changes, a new Post
Office Act to-make the mails a

tween Sept. 25 when the Com-
mons resumes and the end of the
Centennial session on Dec. 23.
The bills he mentioned in
skimming through his list of “25
essential items and 15 desirable
items” are important matters
and most people will him
well. But opposition MPs will al-
most unanimously endorse the

In the the
said, “He (Sargent) says, ‘At the
annual meeting of Local 695 held
in May, 1966, Mr. Braaten was

paid by local 695. . .”
“There was not the slightest
shred of evidence that Mr. Bra-

or member of Local 695 or that
e ever received a penny from

of Mr. Diefenbaker
when he snorted: “They spend
four years drafting a new broad-
casting act and they expect us to
‘pass it in a day?”

Even by introducing some
of the bills through the Senate,
there is little likelih« th
House could get through 40 bills
in 46 days.

The broadcasting act is not
the only controversial matter.

state of the law is that the em-

ployees at Harmac have lost for-

Fed the funds accumulated by
em.

The Liberals can expect to
have to spend at least one day
listening to abuse for.bringing
in a bill to abolish capital punish-
ment so soon after the Commons
voted to retain it. If the govern-
ment wanted to do away with
the death penalty, why didn’t it
‘have the courage to bring ina
pill last year, instead of putting
the House through all the same
arguments again?

Then there is the Canada
Development Corporation - bill
which will draw the fire of all

paying proposition, a new de-

of ‘p and con-
vorce legislation and amend-
ments to the Criminal Code deal-
ing with abortion and birth con-
trol will all be welcomed by
most MPs. But they are also
lively public issues and most
members will want to get their
views on record.

So if half of the 40 bills are
ready for royal assent by Dec.
23, Mr. Pearson can consider he
has done very well indeed.

As for the 93 bills that are

lalready listed for the 1968 ses-

sion most, if not all, will be dealt
with by a new prime minister
and a new opposition leader.
Mr. Pearson’s jovial, “I ex-
pect to be. around for a long
time “yet” -must be weighed
against his’ oft-repeated desire
to retire, agi t the problems
of an old prime minister facing
a young opposition leader, a-
gainst the restlessness within the
cabinet and against the realiza-
tion that a productive fall ses-
sion would make good election

Despite constant denials,
rumors of cabinet unrest persist.
It is hard to imagine it could be
otherwise. The ‘cabinet is pret-

sumers affairs, changes in di-)VeTyY

By Henrv Heald

START

t to start

0 Bills in 46 Sitting Days is Tough Job —

wing; at least three ministers
have added to their staffs peo-
ple whose prime function is to
build a leadership image and
another half-dozen ministers are
standing in the wings hoping
there will be a chance for a
dark horse candidate to step in.
“The prospects of getting
far into 1968 without a gen-

eral election are not bright.

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Ph, 365-5531.

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6 tins $1.00

FRESH MILK
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Exercise Books
PACKAGE OF 10

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Lists for all District Schools

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; Tide Detergent King as sede itite $1.49

STEMS & PIECES. GARDEN GATE
Mushrooms 100..

- a Purex Bathroom Tissue. Pkg. of 2 rolls 29c

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CASTLEGAR
» APPLIANCE

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
, Ambulance :—- Flowers
Granite, Marble ‘and
Bronze Plaques

Two blocks East of the “was it wrong for the of-|the free enterprisers — includ-|ty evenly divided between what
Castleaird Shopping Plaza ficers to attempt yeaa for the |img some. within the Liberal|can be called a right and a left
10 a.m. — Sunday, School Hour | men the ‘results of their labor
11+ a.m, Morning ‘Worship. | and to fight the question of who.
Evening services cancelled was entitled to the money out

, in court?” a
for summer On stilt another matter dealt
Phone 365-3150

with by Sargent, Mr. Braten con-
W. Love, Minister
All Wel

Kinnaird, -B.C.
Phone 365-6916

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Closed All Day. Sunday
SERVICE Not just another place to eat
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3 pair $1.00
Potato Chips

NALLEY’S TRIPLE PACK

49c

tended, “There was no evidence

that any of the officers had any

i with what

es | Mr. Sargent calls ‘force and in-
timidation.’

CHURCH OF ‘GOD

Package .. :

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists
~ Medallion ‘Homes
Phorie 365-7241

“Nor was there any evi-

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WESTERN. INTERNATIONAL Enterprises Ltd.
F Ist, E ENTERPRISES : Gunsmiths GRAVEL
1967. : T Locksmiths EXCAVATING -
The apartment block will feature the following i ortin . Goods DITCHING
facilities: : 1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.
(a) Colored Plumbing Fixtures
(b) Cable Television a :
(© Hardwood. Floors i INTERIOR: VACUUM
(@ Colored Refrigerators Located in : Domestle Water Wells
(e) Colored Kitchen Ranges Bue, Car-Mils. Fabrics Rates
“@. Laundry Room with 2 Washers and 2 Dryers Ph, Castlegar 365-9184
(g) New Modern Entrance ; Trail 364-1785 ‘
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.. (p). Ceiling to. Floor Draperies ‘a month. Single copies are 10 cents. ~ to shorten letters in the interests of economy, of  })
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{a authorized as . second: space,
The block will contain 8 bachelor: suites, 16
one-bedroom suites and 6 two-bedroom suites.
Rents range from. $97.50 to $147.50.
All interested parties may > ung Eid be, addressed to: The
cand floor plan by writing: B Cast News, Drawer 450, Castlegar, BC.
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7.00 p.m. Fridays .
+ Bible Stay & Pray
er
7.30 p.m.

KINNAIRD TRANSFER
Phone: 865-7124

‘fnquiry and resulting report were
“more d for the men
who invaded the privacy of oth-

ers than for those whose privacy

was invaded.

UNITED CHURCH —
“OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD.
ROBSON GENELLE
Phone. 865-8837 July,

Geo. Hermanson, B.A., B.D. 9.30 with Rev. Clinton
Howard. There will be no
services in August.

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° Held in homes SUPPLIERS

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MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 am,
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
30 a.m.

eave For Kootenay Laundry to Call Phone 3 nit ie
. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

Evenings Until’ Secen SEIT

Sept. 10 Open Evenings ‘Until ‘Seven — Open Friday Nights U
11 am. with Rev. Clinton
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