CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, .6,,1966

“ST: DAVID'S"’
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

CHRISTMAS EVE — 11,00 p.m.
Holy Communton
CHRISTMAS DAY — 9,80 a.m.

Family Eu
11 a.m. Holly Communion

Robson Memorial Church

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

78 Ries Ave,

Ser-liegar is the centre and hub of

Minister Tells Congregation _
Castlegar Needs Wide Vision

Choosing as his topic “New
Year — New Town”, Rey, F. H.
Willey gave a sp ecial address
Sunday at the Castlegar United
Church, which was observing
the oceasion cf Castlegar attain-
ing town status,

Mr. - Willey, stressing the
need for rsalization and accept-
ance of resf’ ponsibility, quoted
Jesus's words 10 the Hebrew
natlon which hed argeelven, =

Sood!
‘auch’ is given, "of him. is tnuch

“WF we al applied those words
to ourselves as we look forward
to becoming a town, how would
we fare? We have been given

a land ‘of unexceiled
favorable climate, rivers, lakes,
forests, game, fish and wealth
in money and enjoyment,” he
continued.

In its central position Cast-| can

the Kootenays and is confronted
on every side with an expand-

ing economy. There is the dam, | ism:

which has brought a boom today

wnt ent Be Cifiada in nig New Yeon" s

and which tomorrow and in the
years ahead will add much to

of humility and having in their
hearts the capacity; to forget

this area, and the
industries and the abundance
of natural resources,

There is also the new col-
lege on which construction has
already begun,

“We in the Kootenays should
tremble a little in our attluence,
for as Governor General Vanier

message, we are ont tag
fluent nation on a Ba Oo
this earth with 18 million people
benefitting from a land and re-
sources that could give all the
necessities of life to many more
millions! As we in the Kootenays
have been given so much, what
is it that will be required of us?”

he ones
Mr. Willey continued: “As
we took at one new town, what

sa 7 Binet we need a
vision of what Castlegar and the
area can become, which calls for

no alt thinking, no provincial-

“The ‘good old days’ are
gone forever but better days are

Cordicl Awaits
Pastor: Rev. R. K. Webb

APGSTOLIC CHURCH

10 am. — Sunday Sahoo! a
2 blocks East of the
c ird Shopping Centre

THE SALVATION ARMY
@ine Street)
Sunday ors, Sunday School
es

Friday‘ —- 8.30 Youth Group

: 13. 35)

Saturday — 9 *Boys Club
{salele Club (ages 12 - de

"held at 363 Main Street
Phone 365-7112

11 a.m.’ MORNING WORSHIP
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC
SERVICE

Phone 365-5884
All Welcome

Rey. C. Stone, Minister

ahead! We eure seek qu ality and
ess for

ast be they

PB
or true,

“Citizens also must have
respect for public office. Those
who have been elected are ser-

-{ vants, not slaves. They are hu-

man, not perfect. They have tak-
en on their work in good faith,
believing that civic administra-| ces
tion is a place where men of
inte,
4 benefit of ait, and whare a’
structive lob can be done. They | to
eed words of appreciation for
work well done, and when the
ublic -voice is needed to be
eard, let it be heard, not an-
onymously, or through the voice
of seeping rumor, but throu;

Hes do not make an issue right

ularly to seek guidance and to
seel nce ani
fe nal with God

ie proper channels, Personali-| firs'

N

Zinio Named
- Aciing Mayor
By Council

When Castlegar’s Mayor is
absent from part at any

Maddocks ‘Shoe Store

SAVAGE HOES

for chitdren

time his place will be filled by
Ald, Lorne Zinio,

His appointment as acting
mayor was carried without dis-
ent at Tuesday night’s council
meeting and Mayor R. C. Mad-
docks said he was sure Mr. Zin-
fo would “conduct himself very
elon ntly” in such circumstan-

* the icounell also decided to

forepia g new Canadian flog
o replace th the Present one in the
is there on

omice Wie suggested
that” one ‘be bought that would
not t sade quickly,

renew

‘and the people he serves. If we

are to serve thers well our
upheld by
in. se)

Mr. Willey

appropriate for us to join hands
r ie as citi- 10

and with 07
ot

be given again such a
as we now have of makin,
town the kind of town we
for the future. It is a fri
ing Tesponslbill

as a place of beauty or a town
witch failed to

make r
use of its natural ko proper

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St, David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

GRACE

CHURCH
181 Seventh Avo, Kinnaird
3 Kerr

“11 am. Morning A haben
Church School, Ni
A warm welcome is extended to
ne.

7 * CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 965-7195
Across Highway Junction from
Plaza

Family Bible Hour 10 am,
Family pay

clean town, or a place where
nobody cares! A town that

new. “residents be they rich or
be they struggling, or shuns the
newcomer,
“A town where the tourist
today and in the future will get
a square deal, a town not divid-
ed by man-made ita of society
but a town where the man be-
neath all the veneer of self-pro-
tection counts most! A town in
which the residents show they
care for the moral standards of
a good society by being a good
example to yout!
{ll our awa help streng-

then the moral fibre of theo 500
College students we will ha’
within our area of influence OF
will it be a place where parents
from other towns will be sorry
they have sent their young

people?

fe stand today in a posi-
tion rot ai mivilege, and of
great Tesponsib y us pray
that we wi given the will
power to bed pe mature people!
ana we have a new town coun-

and mayor. The

of office requires re-

. CASTLEGAR |
! ROBSON
{ Phone 365-8397
Rev. Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
’ Castlegar — 11.15 am,
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — ie unday S School
9.50 am.

UNITED CHURCH
~ OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Phone 365-7814
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Grade 1 to 9 — 9.45 a.m.
Age 8 fo. Grade 6'—

11 a.
Genelle “Ghureb School —
am,

privilege io! It is a great priv-
ilege and honor to represent
people, to know that others have
put their trust in you as a per-
son of inte:

“When the electorate chose
their council they were putting
their faith not entirely in the

of _ those

be above reproach as servants
of the common good. Men must
earn the right to be respected
and in order to win this respect
they must be willing to take
their privileges and responsibili-
ties: seriously.

“They must not only be able

warmth and welcome to] 22!

Mrs. D. sina Ph. 365-5503
Dec. 22 issue of this
Mrs.

from the Koctenay Society for

Handicapped dren _ Chrisi-
mas greeting

Vsiting at the home of Mr.

D. Jollimore over

mother, Mrs.
Lakewood, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haw-
kins and three sons, Scott, Colin
and Grant of Edmonton, were

Mr. ai

iphant.

Although not home for

hristmas, . A. RB, L. Hawk-
ins was ‘discharged ‘from © the
‘Trail-Tadanac Hospital Decemb-| 2
er 30 in time for a News) Year's
visit from her sister, Mrs. Ella
Jaskson of Calg:
home of her

ig The
ern Business College in Calgary.
: cites visitors to the home
0! 5

were their son Michael and Miss
ren McCabe, their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Humble as well as Mr.
Jim Peitsche of Fruitvale.

Mr. and Mrs. J... Horswill

holiday | visitors at the home of| Tate
id Mrs. A. R. Sie

d Mrs. Frank Humble | «7,

Mr. and Mra,
over the holiday
Mr,

and Me, Hen Rene J,
ambault had their daus
pues who is attending
for the festive season.

Mrs. E. L. Wright returned
to Vancouver this week’ after
spending and New
Year with her son and daugh-
terin-aw Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wright.

Holiday visitors at the home
their and Mrs. E. Kuk

with children Valarie,
and Jeffery of Revelstoke,

Did you know?—Save those
bows from gift wrappings’ and
make a colorful nrobile to'amuse

a baby. Fasten the bows to-
gether back to back, to form
soft balls ect hung on threads

'd ©. Pet-
‘onton

wil their son
and ee, Mr, and
Mrs. Wayne Peterson and fam-
ily who would like very much

to be remembered to all their

and Mrs. Ken: Johnson
had their't two sons Bill and Brian
home for the pollday season, Bill
attends UBC while Brian is at
Simon Fraser.
Mrs. L. Reed spent the fes-
tive season at Cold Lake, Alta
visiting her son and i daughter: in:
Jaw, Mr. and
and their children Donnie and
Karen. :

nce

ie
by their sons Sha and Weldon.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spence
motored edite Edgewood to spend

oa. Arden Pugsley of UBC
Christmas. and New

tegrity upheld by tne strengen

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LOTS OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR,

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PUBLIC NOTICE

: : CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF CASTLEGAR
p- - vf RUE oh A, r heer .

E A 10% discount will be allowed until January 31, §
1966 for all water and sewer rates if paid for the
full year of 1966.
1966 Dog Licences are on sale at the Town Office.

cs. ‘8. MckKensis Hi

Just for

a little while.
The luxury
of Tex-Made

sheets

can be yours

at low

| White Sale

prices.

THE.MOST FASHIONABLE BEDS IN CANADA WEAR.

TEX-MADE

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=i En ourage Flouridation

2.0, dantigts mara. te)d_re-t
cently they’re not doing enough
to promote fluoridation of Loca’
water supplies.

Dr. D. L. McNair, of Van-
couver urged dentists sell
the benefits of Sieeridation to

sbele patients on a personal ba-

‘This would’ be much more
effective than mass appeal

winter clinic,
ete they erect
signs tn ‘the Tempisn rooms

telt- [26

rature
ing of the benefits of fluorida-

AMentiste heve bean xo husv
battling what's already wrong
jin people's mouths it they
haven't spent enough energy on.
mid of tooth decay,” he

"Dentists are morally
ethcally obliged to take sane
une talk to parents and clear

i, misconceptions about
Huoridation, This ersonal touch
can be very effetive.”

tive fluoridation can ba in
yenting | Bootle h decay,
b: fro ‘girls, Ca
and Bisnne, 3, to the
“The:
tty. speavy: that. they
es MeNair and his| °°!

Ite'n tough ¢ one of
world’s four top foten police

He a attributes the children’s
freedom’ from cavities to fluo-
drops s added to their
food daily since they were in-
its. Proper nouristvnent over:

To demonstrate how effec-| Ht leaves oa feeling Ihave pen oth

wife. have: family histories of] ©’
bad teeth and, he sald, inhert-| Homes when it came to ing
tance is a factor in the health | but thavk goodness for friends

“COFFEE BREAK”
By apt much

Tell
Box a Cestiogar

I always love a New Year.
book with
Sibert

patience and a big heartful of
love, a

District No. 7 last month was
urged by retiring member Rich:

‘liaison with the Regional aoiteee
council.

add two hands full of gen-
to both of the above,
‘Then blend: in.a dash of

and some “
too,

of
te

Improved College
Liaison Wanted

By Wolson Board

A brief Joseting of the Nel-
board of prusioce of School
Palmer to maintain a c!

Mr. Palmer who is a member
the council as well as a trus-
e of School District No. a, felt

FLYING SCHOOL

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Located at the Castlegar Airport

. PH. DAYS 365-7444 . PH. NIGHTS 365-7035 5

‘and olu

rtal Christmas we eniey:
ann wen were terrible

who thought if ‘us and took 18
minute to drop in.

do for os resolution:
a brimming cup of

wea Add a lot Kater and mix

nd sweet

is
popoorn from
Poe Though t believe tt is not development

et, it was to u

came Si ns inherited weakness,

in danger of
I alr be it vfluoraation
lng te rings wide-
spread Incwrovement to teeth,”

time and money for research
on gum and other mouth diseas-
te and oth-

Nurse’s Training
th Scoiland For
Former Leeal Girl

- Of interest to many: Kin-
naira and Castlegar’

wan the wore ete

about your fi
nearest fe sass P. otlice o or
‘write to: wed

ley Hum)
Serondary School. Ske graduated
from Steveston High School in

& District Chamb

ae

Annual Installation

Banquet

Hi Arrow Arms “Motor Hotel
Wednesday, January 12, 1966

: Guest Speaker: Andrew So!
Dean of Men, West ‘Kootenay pyaar ‘College

Cordial Invitation to All
Tickets: $2.50 per person. Mey, be obtained at

“We could then spend more 2

es, straight ig teeth
er dental problems,” said Me- | 02

“residents | his

Nell Morrison
Gf Ghrisiina Lake
Dies in Vernon

eral services were held
8 Memor-

‘Born in Isie of
jand, in 1882 Mir. Morrison mov-
Cominco until his retirement in

1949.
*He was a member of the
yterian Church.

a Lake.
Rev. z L. Allison officiated
at the service, Burial was in
Mountain View

Accident Record
Of Trail Crow
Rewarded by Firm

Cominco’s 122-man machine
shop crew. at Trail was lauded
Bre wit recent-

ith
recognition of a. safety
Mailgatone:
The crew, including super-

000,000,
a

millionth man hour was worked
last Oct. 26 and the record is
Stn ie terformance was cele-
she fo
brat a pert coffee party and
the Biaward of a gift to each mem-
crow:
ber of special es pa eas
made to three ie crew mem-
bers for their outstanding safety,

records. They -are:...
Machinist Frank Dawson,
with 33 years of accident-free!
service; crane operator Lorne.
Campbell, 38 years accident-free,
and Cecil Turner, 43 years ac-| 54
cident-free.
vag, de Ve . V, Rogers x manager ot Oe,

engineerin Ecce on on thelr © individ:

Other
cluded Miss Anne Maffie, her
brother Dan and Mrs. Macher,
nioee Miss Marian Coupe.
e activity of the season ras
Sing, all being enthusiasts of
this sport.

Mr, and Mrs. Allan Mawd-
sley and daughter Dietrina Lynn
left last week to take up resi-
dence in Vancouver where Mr.
Mawdsley plans to further his
education.

Miss Margot McKenzie of
Mount Royal Jr. College, Cal-
gary, visited with her parents,

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noticed, but one. weekend mag:
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visory staff, as worked more] fi

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having seeomieige of

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school

just
transpiring at each stage. of
tech-
rate
the
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serindte ick
plecinical engineers and archi-

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trustees

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House Building
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Pehla, Rane

easier but itis eS ips more
satiefyin tisfying to know fe the! house

you ‘are going to live

of your ¢ own selection.
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quarter inch on the drawing

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The Castlegar Confederation Cen-

tennial Committee

the development of Pass Creek
Park as a Centennial Project, but
ig. open to alternative suggestions

January 15th, 1966, ‘for final se-

it

All. submissions to be forwarded

in “writing ‘to’ the

Hughes, Box 493,

is considering,

which must be submitted before

Chairman, G.
Castlegar, B.C.

for. ‘those “Joking | at-plans for
first to picture ‘ the

time
sketch ag a full: size Fuilding,
toften helps if paper cut-
outs of your ture, drawn

st.
the construction cost 9!
is between 10 and 11d

materia!
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foot: of; floor area
storey house.

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