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ss Castlegar News september. 24, 1986

COMMUNITY NEWS

IT'S BACK

We welcome all our former customers &' new
with a 10% Discount on all film and developing.
Sept. 29 to Oct. 4. We also carry a tull line of
beer and wine supplies
COME ON IN & CHECK US OUT!
FOTO SHOPPES
278 Columbia Ave... Castlegar 365-2888

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SHUKIN AND
NEGREIFF WED
IN BRILLIANT

Debbie Shukin of Blueberry Creek, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Shukin of Blueberry Creek, and Tim
Negreiff of South Slocan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Negreiff of South Slocan, were married July 12 in
Brilliant.

Soloist Verna Shlakoff performed The Wedding
Song

The bride wore a white gown of ruffled sleeves with
four rows of ruffles on the gown's bottom, a sheer
overlay, satin lining and a bodice of seed pearls and satin

FLYER CORRECTION

The following errors appeared in our tlyer for the week of
Sept. 30-Oct.4

Page |: The illustrations for the “Old South’ frozen concen
trate orange and apple juice and the Dairy Maid | Litre cor
ton of apple juice are incorrect. The pack size and retail
prices tor these items are correct

Page 3: SuperValu cheddar cheese size should be 14 oz
pkg. not 14 grams. McCain Deep and Delicious Frozen Cakes
size should be 19 oz. not 19 grams. We apologize tor any in
convenience this may have caused our customers

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She carried a bouquet of a white basket containing
white roses, white gladioli, blue bachelor's buttons and
white chrysanthemums.

Karin Rivard of Calgary was matron of honor with
Debra (Michelson) Spring of Montreal and Robyn (Miller:
Tait) McKibbin of Vancouver bridesmaids.

The attendants wore dresses of light blue sheer over
blue satin with a sweetheart neckline, gathered bodice
and sheer, and gathered three-quarter length sleeves.

The attendants carried bouquets of white baskets
containing royal blue bachelor buttons, light blue
chrysanthemums and tinted blue gladiolis.

Randy Negreiff of South Slocan, the groom's
brother, was best man. Grant Sookro and Peter Kinakin,
both of Slocan Park, were ushers.

A reception was held at the Fireside Place, which
was decorated with helium filled, royal blue and white
balloons, light blue streamers and hangings.

The wedding cake was a three-tiered fruit cake
adorned with royal, light blue and white roses, with

be sure you
are registered.

To vote in the Provincial General
Election on October 22nd
you must be a registered voter.

Bm Registration
Closing Date.

This card confirms that you are a
registered voter and eligible to vote in
the General Election. If you have not
yet received this card, please check
and register as soon as possible.

October 3, 1986.

M98 For further

Contact: Registrar of Voters
2288 Columbia Ave
Rossland, B.C. VOG 1Y0
Phone: 362-7324

or toll free: 1-800-742- VOTE

Rossland-T rail
Electoral District
Registration Centres

crystal glasses to separate the tiers.

was master of ceremonies and Don Shukin of Comox, the
bride's brother, proposed the toast to the bride

information.

DEBBIE AND TIM NEGREIFF
married in July
esos xen sonst

Tom Cheveldave of Sicamous, a cousin of the bride,

The newlyweds are now residing in Genelle.

Pulpit & Pew

By PASTOR IRA JOHNSON
Kinnaird Church of God
WILL

Where is God when good
people suffer? How can a
loving God allow so much
suffering and injustice to go
on in our world?

Is it God's will when all
kinds of people are killed by
an earthquake, or by a bomb
that goes off in a jet-liner in
flight?

These and many more
questions fill the minds of
believers and non-believers
alike, and cry out for an
answer that is not only rea
sonable, but true.

The book of Job in the Old
Testament deals with the
fact that sometimes even the
best of people suffer, even
those with a strong religious
faith. A careful reading of
this book can be of help in
answering the above ques
tions.

However, a large part of
our problem is understanding
God's will, is that we look at
it as a single entity, when in
reality there are several
layers of aspects involved in
God's will.

Leslie Weatherhead in his
helpful book The Will of God

Honey
producers
to meet

The West Kootenay Di.
vision of the B.C. Honey Pro-
ducers Association will hold
its annual meeting at Selkirk
College's Castlegar Campus
Oct. 9.

A short business meeting
will be followed by a slide
presentation by the former
B.C. Provincial Apiarist,
John Corner.

Over the last few years
Corner has worked with bee
keepers in Uganda, Nica
ragua and Guatemala.

Most recently, he has been
instructing beekeeping to
students from developing
nations at the University of
Ohio.

For those who wish to
learn about or review their
knowledge of honey bee
diseases, an evening session
will be held at Selkirk
College's Castelgar Campus
Oct. 15. The apiculture field
representative for the West
Kootenays, Holly Ridenour,
will be instructing. There will
be no charge for this event
but, pre-register by phoning
Selkirk College’s Continuing
Education department

Hunting
standards
completed

Hunting seasons and bag
limits in the Creston Valley
Wildlife Management Area
are the same as federal and
provincial ungulate, water
fowl and other game bird
season for M.U. 4-6 and 4-7,
according to a prepared re
lease from the wildlife ser
vice

“Changes in waterlevels in
the managed ponds are as
follows: the Duck Lake Nest
ing area will be the same
depth as on Oct. 1 last year,”
the release says. Six Mile
Slough ponds will be at the

If you feel that you may not be

on the Voters List, please do the

following

*Go to the Registration Centre
ot Registrar of Voters office
nearest you

* Have the Voter's List checked for
your name

elf you are not on the list complete
an application for registration

Chief Electoral Office
Province of
= British Columbia

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Selkirk College
Selkirk College Rd Castlegar
Across trom the Airport
Open Schoo! Hours

Towne Square Mal

900 Spokane Street, Trail
Hrs 8:30-5.30Mon Thur. &Sot
8:30-9:00 Fri. Closed Sun

Woneta Mall
8100 Rock Island Hwy . Tras

Hrs 9.30-5.30 Mon. Wed. & So
930-9 Thurs. & Fri Closed Sun

Castlegar Mohowk

1415 Columbia Ave Costiegor

Open 24 Hrs a Day 7 Doysa Wk

Fruitvale Feed & Seed Store
45 Main St
367-9922

Hrs 8:00 to 5. 00 Tues Sor

Fruitvale

Johnny's Grocery
2593 Broodwoter Rd
Stores Hrs 8.00 to 8.00
7 Days o Week

Robsor

Montrose Service
660. 10th Ave. Montrose
Hrs 8 30 to 8:30 7 Days a Week

Snow Trails Sales & Service
502.12th Ave., Genelle
Hrs 8 30-9 00 Mon.-Fri

8 30-6 00 Sot. Closed Sun

Uplander Hotel
1919 Columbia Ave
362.7375

Open 24 Hrs a Day
7 Days o Week

Rossland

Wartield Food Market
870 Schotield Hwy.. Wortield
Hrs 8:00 to 10:00

7 Days o Week

West's Department Store
217-3rd St.. Castlegor
Store Hrs 9.00 to 5:30
Mon. -Sat. Closed Sun

7-11 Food Stores
1694-2nd Ave. Troi!
Open 24 Hrs 0 Day

7 Days o Week

7.11 Food Stores
860 Victoria St. Troi!
Open 24 Hrs a Day

7 Days o Week

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same depths as on Oct. 1,
1985

Leach Lake ponds six and
seven will be nearly dry
except for the old Summit
Creek channels. Leach Lake
Ponds one and two will be
approximately the same
depth as last year. Ponds
three and four in Leach Lake
will be nearly one-foot deeper
than in October, 1985.

suggests there are at least
three layers of meaning to be
considered when we try to
understand the will of God as
it operates in our world.
The Intentional Will of God

The intentional will of God
is His ideal purpose for your
life and mine and the lives of
every human being! God does
not intend that anyone
should perish, but that all
should come to repentance (2
Peter 3:9) “God so loved the
world that He gave his only
begotten Son, that whoso-
ever believeth in Him should
not perish but have ever
lasting life” (John 3:16)

If our first human parents
had used their power of
choice for only that which
was good and godly, and all
succeeding generations had
done the same, there would
be nor war or injustice or
tragedy of this sort

Even though all mankind
has disobeyed God, and have
allowed evil plans and actions
to develop in their lives, God
still reaches out to them in
love and goodwill, if only
they will repent of their folly

Because God has given
mankind the power of choice,
that involves a “self-limi
tation” upon God's inten-
tional will... which we will
consider just now

The Circumstantial,
Permissive Will of God
David Seamonds writes as

follows concerning the per
missive will of God: “Not only
do we humans have imper
fections and infirmities, but

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the radical defect of imper
fection goes through all of
nature with its disasters. Sin
is so serious that it has
caused a radical imbalance
and imperfection in the
created cosmos. Because of
that imbalance, because of
human folly and sin, because
man’s free-will creates cir.
cumstances of evil that cut
across God's plans, there is a
circumstantial or permissive
will of God.”

Suppose an infant fell out
of a fifth storey window and
was killed. Should we look at
that as being God's inten.
tional will (that He caused it
to happen) or as his per
missive will?

Should God suspend the
law of gravity that enabled
that child to walk on the face
of the earth in order to cover
up for the carelessness of the
parent who left the child un
guarded in a place of danger?
Hardly

Even the best of Christians
are sometimes called upon to
suffer unjustly, but as the
apostle Paul wrote in Ro
mans 8:28 “And we know
that in all things God works
for the good of those who
love him, who have been
called according to his pur
pose!”

As David Seamonds ex
presses it: “God Himself does
not change or undo the
nature of a tragedy the
evil of it, the awfulness or
pain of it. However, God can
work with us, changing the
meaning of that event to our
total life, working out His
will in the circumstance.”

The Ultimate Will of God

The ultimate will of God
can never be finally defeated
Just as mankind has dammed
up rivers aad diverted them,
yet. man cannot prevent
those rivers from flowing
finally into the sea!

So God enables the trust
ting soul to overcome despite
the sufferings and injustices
and infirmities that may
fasten themselves upon that
person.

One of the greatest Bible
scholars of our times’ William
Barclay, realized at the
height of his Christian mini
stry that he was going deaf

He could have turned in on
himself in self-pity, and to
ward God with bitterness
and loss of faith. Instead, he
grasped the power of Ro
mans 8:28 and went on to do
some of his most important
writing as he completed his
daily study Bible commen
tary

You and I can trust God to
work out his ultimate will in
our lives too, as we keep our
faith fixed firmly in God
faithfulness and His sov
ereignty!

Selkirk grads win

Two recent graduates of
Selkirk College's Graphic
Communications program
are among 16 students from
across B.C. selected to re
ceive scholarships from the
B.C. and Yukon Community
Newspapers Association.

The students, nominated
by Graphic Communications
faculty to receive a $425
scholarship at the associa
tion's annual convention Oct
3 in Richmond, are Kathy
Armstrong and Fran Wallis

Both are charter students
of the college's Graphic Com
munications program, of.
fered for the first time last
year

Armstrong, a Robson resi
dent, completed the Elec
tronic Publishing option of
the program, while Wallis
was enrolled in Applied
Writing. They are continuing

their education at Selkirk
College.

After completing last
year's studies in Graphic
Communications, Armstrong
went on to publish her own
handbook on basketry, while
Wallis, who resides in Nel
son, took on the job as
publicist. and organizer for
the Kootenay Lake Arts
Celebration.

At their annual conven
tion, the BCYCNA will be
awarding $10,000 in scholar
ships to aspiring journalists
from six post-secondary in
stitutions

“Community newspaper
publishers are concerned
about quality and the scholar
ships recognize the contribu
tions well-trained students
can make to our industry.
said Glenda Bartosch
BCYCNA scholarships chair
man

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For the month of October

10% Off
Labour

Complete Automotive Service
SAM’S AUTOMOTIVE

APPLES. Macs. Spartans 3225
Broodwater Robson. $8.00. No
phone orders please. 3/78
Palace organ

FOR SALE

REEL mower $60: Kelvinator 30

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Electric fireplace $100. Console
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Ph. 365-6816. 376

FILTER QUEEN
VACUUM

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Call 693-2369
TOP SOil FALL SPECIAL $100 per
tondem load. 359-7926. tin/75

Seamless
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painted aluminum
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USED GUNS bought and sold
Cash of trode. Wises Hardwore
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ART EXHIBIT
By Helen Gwillim
ot the
Homestead Soup &
Sandwich Shop
1102 - 3rd St., Oct. 3-30
Official Opening Oct. 3. 7 p.m

FILBERTS: Orders taken now
Minimum order, 25 Ibs. 365-3636
otter 5 p.m 3/77
ORUMSET ond extras con
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ribbons $4.00 in stock ot Kel
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1 & 2 bedroom units
Fridge and Range
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7x10 Overhead metal insulated
gorage door slightly damaged
con be seen of 1003 23rd
Costlegor atter 430 pm

SWEET juice grapes 45¢ Ib
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Castlegar Close to downtown
$225 month

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SELKIRK COLLEGE

invites applications for an

Athletic and
Recreation Coordinator

Responsibilities will include the coordinating
related activities for the College. Considerable
experience in the field of physical education
athletics and recreation 1s required. Good
organizational and interpersonal skills are
necessary

Applicants should possess a minimum of three
(3) years related experience in the post
secondary environment. Salary and benetits are
in accordance with the Collective Agreement

Enquiries and applications should be directed
by October 6 1986 10 Personnel Office

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2811 BROADWATER RD.

$31,500

DALE BRADLEY
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