STACKS OF STEEL are going u
gar and District

Hospital, as metal girders are
placed in’ preparation for finishing of the addi-
tion to the hospital. In a shot taken recently, a

worker climbs the towering steel frame to a
height of about 100 feet above the ground. The

ip at the Castle-

eed (children and two. sisters. ©

addition, a muchineeded ey care sentink
will bring the hospital to a standard “adequate

for present needs,” one hospital official has
said. Any significant expansion of Castlegar
population will again require
of the hospital Castlegar News Photo

further expansion

Lotter to the Editor

God Created All, Answers G. Hermanson

Dear Sir:

‘Wille your columnists have
the right to ‘comment on the
news I think it is

God working fhroueh all people.
(Cf Isaiah or
In fact, God peing God, he

they do not distort it.
Sees

Tather the point Me that I
take so seriously the God

that Irefuse aly the Figs my |:
particular Id vie

t: i
bib! *
that it ays 8
active in all areas of “tite, not!
just in one area. Further, while
e Old ‘Testament

* fall to believe in God, they did] SUP

mot believe this would prevent]

through history and through all
nations.

They did believe that the ots ot
.| Hebrew nation was chosen to

interpret the action of Ged and
ait peoples, (Waether they be-
er they be-
lieved in God or not).
This motif. was fulfilled, for
the Newser Testament writers, in
Jesus * Christ.
+ In Jesus all nations are ful-
filled. (Cé£. and C

Thus God uses all things

for our fulfillment and freedom.
We must escape from static
world views to accept change
and he opening ‘up of new meth-
achieving freedom ‘in

George Hermanson, -
Castlegar.
8 *
: Editor’s Note: Although the
column in qu mentioned
the “God is ead school,” there
was'no intention to indiscrimin-
ately classify Mr, Hermanson, or
anyone else within this category:

a |made her home at Pass Creek.

s | Communities ‘of Christ,

Funeral Service
At Pass Greak

‘For Mrs, Verigin

Mrs. Po! In, 57, a
resident’ of: Pg Maa Hi the
vast 80; years; died . Monda
th we ion gar and. District one

She was born at Kamaack,
Sask., Aug, 6, 1910, and at the
age: of: three moved to Grand

Forks ‘where’ she was ‘marcied |)

in 1997,
Following her marriage she

Mrs. Verigin: was a mem-
ber of the Union of Spiritual

She is survived :by her hus-
band, . Pete of Pass, Creek; four
sons, Pete, Bill and Paul of Pass
Creek and Nick of Salmo; one
daughter, Mrs..?Mike (Mable)
Bonderoff of Kinnaird; 9 grand

She was predeceased by her
only brother in 1962.
Funeral services were held

: yesterday from the. Pass Creek

Hall with int tat the Pass

SHSS Activities

By KATHERINE elt onthe (

Mrs. H, ‘Solinson, Ph. 365-8294
Mra, H,° Johnson visited im
Rossland on , Thursday,

embrance Day '67 was
‘commemorated at Stanley Hum-
‘phries last erie ag: students

Also - participating in’ the - pi
‘gram were students ‘Reiner Au-
‘gustin, John McCutchen and
Chris Chatten’ and student par-
Hament Prime Minister, Terry
Killough.

aed toe

‘The SHSS 1967 anniial has
received honourable mention in
Contest for

oks, ees
prow a
teats from .the
ities © sub-com-
lent work in the
category pctxiols with enrol-
men of eee to 799. -
cards’ were issuda
patos In’ addition to the
Standard report card there is a

Creek cemetery.’ | 2
The Castlegar, Fujeral Home

A’ ‘second insert outlining
Sreminadon Policies and proce-
dur that: it is: no

was in care of

School District No. 9
Elects Three Trustess|$

Bill Gattrel of Blueberry
won re-election and two new.
candidates were approved in re-
cent voting for trustees’ of

longer possible for tees to
“coast” all year, write a final
examination Aa June and pass,

‘Inya Tetter to. Mr. Holden,
SHSS “principal, A. ‘BE.
supervisor of student etivitien
Seuitk College, said, ‘This year,
a group of students at Selkirk
College is once again ‘organiz-
jing-a variety show entitled Sel-

School District No. 9.

Mr, Gatirel is at present ser-
ying onthe school board ‘as
trustee for that area.

* Mike Tomlin’ of, Ootischen-
ia won out over present. trustee}

larry.’ Stooc! end John
Moran of marys vl veil be replac:|;
ed by. Sam ‘Kor

In voting aa a Pass Cree!
representative, insufficient set
lotting resulted inno’ decision
being rendered...

The school board will appeal
to the minister of education to
fill the position. © -

This is the. accepted’ pro-
cedure in cases’ where an elec-
tion is is undecided. because of a
lack of voters.

‘olos-
sians.)
Jesus showed that God's
power yas not restricted to one
opposed to all other

groupe, out that God was the
in his.

God o!
| tory, Sani thus by implication,

through all men to. fulfill
kingdom,
Christianity can: never . be
identified with a penticular view-
point, whether it be Marxist or
Sapitalist, but can‘ use all view-

Cally we
CaSTLEGAR NEWS

points to free men.

Mrz. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Over. 23 guests recently at-
tended a_ coffee: party at the
home of Mrs, George Brownlie
to welcome a new neighbour,
Mrs. Doris Laktin, formerly of|
Nelson,
for the occas-

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OITER IN

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ion. cere Mrs, Peter Roth and
Mrs. Teenie Oddie.

H. M. Melvor of Wood-
row, ta who had been visit-|
ing here for a few weeks return-
ed home accompanied by: her
sonia lew and daughter, Mr.

» E. Cc. Ackerman. -
net prior to Mr. and Mrs.
Ackerman’s return to Kinnaird,
Mrs, Melvor experienced a bad
fall and is riow. 2 : patient in Gen-
eral Hoset ital, Re
Linda ‘Ackesman who

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Half

“— Next fo Castleg

WEEKEND SPECIAL

Car-Mil’s

ANTS
Price!

Fabrics

ar Credit Union —

at UBC, was home for
the

Mrs. Gordon. Christie who
was matron of honor at the re-
cent wedding of Margo Titford,
acted in the bride-elect’s place at
a xecent shower held at the
home of Mrs. T. F. Houghton.

sages were presented to
the bride’s mother, Mrs, Thomas
Titford and Mrs. Cl ie. To
add to the bride’s pleasure, gifts
were brought unwrapped and
were then wrapped during the
course of the evening.to be sent | 2
to the couple at. their Calgary | gh,
home,

Mrs. A. Fitzpatrick has
been cated to Saskatoon, Sask,
due to the sudden passing of
her sister, Mrs. Francis: Carpani.'

Dianne Warner of. Blueber-:|

ry Creek isa patient at. Van-

Kinnaird Socicis

is} the great r, part of his life with

eouves General Hos Hopital

ign: to: fabric.. Pin
sign to the fabric ‘with a dress:
maker's’ carbon paper: between.
Lower the pressur foot and'run'
needle around the design.

Father of Kinnaird ~
Lady Died in Nelson
eu Rather iif a Kinnaird. wo-

, C. W. Bailey, 66, died Nov. lov.|
7 ae ‘Nelson. He a ita lived in that]

kirk gs.

“Consequently, they would
be ‘happy to ‘present ‘a return
engagement ‘of an hour-long

(program at SHSS during a noon
fous, the week of e Now 20. , They.
would suggest Tuesda: lov.
21, 1967. Me
aus students’ purpose is

‘Hockey Action
Qn Castlegar Ico

‘The: Trail’ Eskimos. of the
rat Wee 8 Pool eed Jeague
team $8 ina closely fought ght con:
.| test in Castlegar: last Eriday.

; Demick Bowma: put Trail
ahead .with a goal’ cally in’ the

‘first: penlod.:

_ noted the store at tho 14 ms

ite “mark only to have George
Bird recover the lead at the end
of the period. :
‘Near the end of: the final
eriod, Ed Plotnikoff fired Cas-
vegar’s second goal to end the
*

| Scoring: at 52.5.

*
PEE WEE DIVISION

STARTS SEASON.

On: Monday “night of’ this
week the Pee: Wee division play
got underway with the Kinsmen
meeting the KPs. The KPs won
‘his game 6-1,

Tuesday's ¢ game between the
Mudlarks: and men was a
‘close \well fought contest with
Kinsmen’ coming out on top’ by.
a: narrow 4.2 margin.

=)... Mrs.J;:Wilg is a patient im
of Sellirk’s epic, the Castl L

Orr mercaigg toi then | ea legar, and District Hos-
you for the apinit of coopération Mrs, C, Hen Ingle-
and help which ‘you continue to| hart and. Mrs. ah ‘atiended

the school’s fac fies. eee ot f meoting intra il Monday even

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Mr. B: born’ in Tor-|
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er Canadian Pacific Comm
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the Canadian Pacific.
He retitedté three years 3g0

and to mar!

honored at 2 at ae spit banquet by by

employees and officers: of | the

‘At the time Mr. Bailey was,
cril

first. teletype circuit:in C:
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ited: from ‘to
for $20 in 2019, he purchased
first vacuum. tube ‘used_by
ihe ore:
He is survived by: his wife,
Mts.

Suzanne; two daughters, P.
(Suzanne) Bartlett of: Kinnaird

id Mary Balley of Vancouver
three 4

dren.~
Funeral services were -held
est Thursday. atthe, Cl

and

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Interment took lace in the
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sllegar Socials i

Prices Effective.
November - 16th

<, to 5 ras
November -18th:

Joe Oe MATCHEM

Boston. Style.
Government
-. Inspected. tb.’

Pork Butt eas :

Fresh. Gov

Leg of Pork

Gov't. Insp. Serve with Town House Applesauce. ¥ Whole or Shank Half. .

| New 1967 Pack.

| 48 fl. oz. tin

Chicken Noodle 3
10: 0z.' tin.

: ‘Sweet and Juicy.
Handy for the °
lunch box

1 Quality
Bananas

banana cake.

California Sunkist

Ora

Potatoes |

B.C. Interior.

20 = s , 19¢ |:

7 ibs. $1. 00

Fresh

Cobeege

Leal.

Tight green heads. Sel
Serve sonhane rolls. Ib.

Impo rted. Plump, fn
firm golden fruit. 1.
Make a delicious Ibs. 3

ne 2 Peer
* Almonds ;
“* ‘Walnuts

Doles

Tomato Ketchup
‘15° oz. bottle
2:for 69c:

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14 fir oz. tin
4 for 89c

Robin Hood ©
i Oats
“36 ‘oz. pkg.

), Pineapple
Assorted. 14 fl.
oz.. tin .... 3 for 89c

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Oven Cleaner
: 10:02. ' jer

53c