ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy

Ph. 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9 a.m. -11a.m.-7 p.m.

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block Eust of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza

Rjat 3 p.m. will be Rev. Robert |‘

Dedication of Church
| Is to be Held Sunday

Speaker for the dedica-
tion service of the Kinnaird

Church of God this Sunday | 7%

i |J. Hazen, of Penway Church

of God in Lansing, Michigan.
It was under Rev. Haz-

‘ en’s leadership that a work

group from.Michigan came to
Kinnaird last July to assist
in the erection of the main
{structure of the new church.

TEACHER REQUIRED

for

KINDERGARTEN

IN RESKER HALL — ROBSON

Term beginning September
Phone 365-5659 or 365-5883

asses
This same pup

_ Two Locally-Bred Basenji Pups |
‘Win Creston Dog Show Ribbons ‘

Lethbridge and Calga
Champion

be known breeds, were on
by and many spectators
iad their first chance to see
Wire-

also place

ry.
dogs of many|the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 15, 1969

ase:
The show acy ony
ive dog activity fro
the All ee a to the Okan-
an and comments from vis-
iting dog fanciers indicate a
desire for a Kootenay show
t.

second in the “Hound ae

DANSE

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

10 a.m. Sunday School Hour
1 a.m. Morning Worship
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed., 7.00 Prayer Bible Study
Phone 365-7582
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

‘while first place went to an
Afghan hound from the Spo-
Kane area.

The father of these pups

Mr. Hazen has been Pas-
tor of Pennway Church’ of
od since 1959, and has
gerved the church widely in

trative capacities . to| iN
further the outreach of the|}

Senior Citizens Want
Don Messer Retained

rict contact the TV office in
pela thee nee re Trail for more | information.

TENDING TO THE FUTURE are members
of the Castlegar “‘B” Scout Troop who plant-
ed 500 yellow pine seedlings last month.
Pictured in the first picture are some of the
Troop members, left to right, Gareth Hugh-
es, George Silva, Clive Calderbank and Dean
Parfenuit,' while in the second picture are

Notice. to Shipping

ARROW LAKES — COLUMBIA RIVER — ..
KLINE'S POINT — Marker ent Established 2

A red spar buoy has been established

Columbia River, in: approximate posi

117.49.27 W. This buoy is presently

above the water line and will be floated as the water
level rises behind the Arrow Dam marking the shoal
which will then be formed.

Map refrence — Columbia River Basin Sheet MS 15

a total of 1,500 trees that “B” Troop members Stal |
have planted on Sentinel Mountain since an
extensive area was burned during the long,
hot summer of Centennial Year.

OFFICE SUPPLIES

See
* THE SALVATION ARMY

counselling,
“cauver, and Mrs. W. R. Forrester, now of counseling of aeobolls
uver, » We * Durin;
Grand Forks. Some 65 women representing | Mr. Haven ie has spearheaded
10 Women’s Institutes from throughout the | the idea of “Men on Mission,”
West area an idea which involves men
The Slocan WI has been ctablished for 40|in the use of their vacation

ee time to help some wo!
years. — Castlegar News Photo ject become establish worthy pro pro-
ang the winter of 1967 he Ted

ing
n| ae members present.
A_ letter was

in
Blossom Fentival MP activities, from the West Kootenay ved
ks
By Lois Hughes was moved ahead two wee! a)be pres provin

sche-
tion which is being held in
Cresto!

COFFEE BREAK
|, Can-
adian Kennel Club represen- .| Cres ton ‘ips June srequesting

Mothers Day — It Was. Just Great {sam Kerns ib han

many the show in in her officlal cap-
mee revgus ofa, acity as representative for: the

Sunday:
045. a.m. Sunday School
11_a.m. Holiness Mee!
phe p.m. Evening Service
730 m. Prayer and
Me Bible Study

« 7.30 Sm. Home League

Adding Machine Tapes
and Ribbons
Typewriter Erasers
Typewriter Ribbons

CHARTER EMBERS, of ne Slocan City Wo.
men’s got

last week during ts ae convention of Aes
‘West Kootenay Women’s Institute, held at
Slocan City. Shown here are Mrs. W. E. Gra-
ham of Slocan, Mrs. K. Popoff, now of Van-

Beautiful B.C.
Summer Issue
Now on Sale

50 p.m. Open Air and Young

cop! les,
Public invited to all services.
ory

avoy and Mrs. K. Ma’
h. 365-7112

You are Thetee a stranger at
the Army

CHURCH OF GOD
i; 804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird
Sunday School 10 a.m.

: Morning Worship 11 a.m.

* Dedication May 18, 3 p.m.

B

os CALVARY

* BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667

Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.

Worship 11 a.m.
, Svening oe, Service

SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

“ \here of the death in Kam-

students

es will be cast.

used for political persuasion.

GRACE

-- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave. HGonsird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

DIVINE WORSHIP
and

Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

nominees are

ts are made known.

Campaign week is almost, house will “put out its best
over and Stanley Humphries foot” in a colorful parade in-

are beginning to|cluding floats and costumed
think about where thelr vot-| marches.

Ever since Monday the| will be;
halls have been full-of cam- This ye.
Di en, managers handing out ate zoarked off in metres in-
“vol fons, the w: ad of y:
‘Next io the Cloverleaf Motel plastered with posters and important’ of which is the
even the ceilings have been) 1500-metre race. :

Voting will take place|of
Ege ae Pie mich “ the year in which houses

one’s part (we hope!) hope!) “Te Be excellent.
wit only relax piety the ao

Tf next year’s Student} Guy Woods, rei, first girl —
like|cy Fowler, and closest time

Afterwards the track meet
gin.

ar all track events
— the most

This is the last big event

points, and partici-
patlon in all aspects should
Pad

The winners ial last oes

bike race are: _
ig

is
this year’s Stanley

term!
Pa

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

Ave.

791 First
~Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

Phone 365-5212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

_ Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.

rues. Bible Payee and

and pte Parade D:

is in for another good school | Phillips.

*
di

is er Meet| for $10.

the morning, each

— Rosalee

Each of these lucky -stu-
lents will receive a cheque

Congratulations!

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Kinnaird United Church
Thomas P. Koester, Vicar
Ph. 365-5976"

Robson Rec
Sociely Pool
Meet Tonight

Former Local
Resident Dies
At Kamloops

Word has been received
f Frank

naird resident who was em-
ployed in the accounting de-
partment of the Celgar pulp
division here at one time.

Funeral services were
held from St. Paul's Cathed-
ral with Dean J. C. Jolley of-
ficiating. Burial was 1n_ Hill-
side Cemetery, Kamloops.

Mr. Waite, of 433 Strath-
eona Terrace was born in
London England Sept. 7, 1919
and came to B.C. in 1920.
He had been employed

at

a work camp of 15 men in
building a new church buil-
ding in Jamaica, British West | P'

Indies. In the summer of 1968

his group cam came to Kinnaird,
and er a group un-

der his leadership will be aha
ing to Kenai, Alaska, to

a parsonage for the Caen

there,

Pastor Hazen will

-| speaking each “or Ged at i Kin-

naird Church from

Some of the contrast
that is ‘British Columba is
portrayed in the rig
sue of Beautiful British "Col:
umbia Magazine, now on sale.
Lead story in the full-
color quarterly published by
id|the department of travel in-
dustry is about the Centen-
nial Museum and H. R. Mac-

bel Millan Planetarium in Van-

couver, while an ‘article on

May 20 to
want's be ie wife Dorothy,
as pianist, and Bill Butter-
worth as song leader and
soloist.

BLOOD RESTORED
QUICKLY TO BODY

When you donate blood
to the Canadian Red Cross
you give only one-twentieth
of your average con-
tent. quarters of
pint Thi Thi is iiplaced within

the V

Airport shows another aspect
of the province’s populous
area.

In dramatic contrast is a
report on the alpine wilder-

‘jness of Garibaldi Provincial

Park and a story about the
Columbia river dams.

A colorful look at the
Gulf Islands and a descrip-
tion of Salish weaving, by
a] Oliver. N. Wells of Sardis,

completes the latest issue of
the

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Pulp and Paper.
He was a veteran of the
Second World War, serving
with the Royal Canadian Air-
force.
He was a prisoner of
war for two and ‘2 half years.
Mr. Waite had been a
member of the Caterpillar
Club and active in the boy
scout movement,
He served on regidrial
council in Victoria and was
commissioner in Castlegar.
He was also scout master in
various troops in North Van-

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OF SUMMER FUN TIME

CARL'S OFFERS THE FOLLOWING:

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HATS

STEEL WALL POOLS

DID
YOU KNOW
PACIFIC IS
THE ONLY

EVAPORATED

MILK ~

MADE IN
BC.?

AND IT’S

"\mother of coi

vailing for the weeken rit
was not hard for everyone to

to be ‘alive,
ea eo at all these bless-

they could ever conjure up.
While admiring an ‘elec-

ic knife received from my
butte r half, the natural ques-
Use ald you ever have such

day to remember?” was
voiced by the children. This
brought to mind one particu-| an,
lar Mother’s: Day of a few] ¢p,
years ago.
On that occasion, I was
just nicely waking \ up when it} ortic
was announced that this ‘par-
ticular Mother's Day war to

be “D" day to dig a base-
ment,

This was to be a whop-
ping big bird of a an sdaition
to the house just

It had rained for the few
e. night

Zan

ary

mabe

back
Tn one instance the op-
erator of the big machine)
or sure he was work-
ing ee an old septic tank
he was bucking such BOOB,
Two trucks wi

Thank
‘ Village of

pts| stable

carry)on a Sunday, let alone | Moth-

The
not ing gu
valve to the house.

Kinnaird
good natured ee nol!

all

y any rul-|CKC, governing body for tng.
ure bred pred ae activities.

es, had Be aued a shut-off) P torted just five

goodness the then ago - an added festival at-

altraction, the annual event has

was discussed and members wi

L. E, Slaght
District Manager.

took shutting off water valv-
es on his day off all in his
stride.

The two trucks continued
with their loads from our
lace to friends who had need

this day.
they gal ey gained a oR scat weed
to the new soil
aa snot "asst on their prop-

oer One friend in particular
has reason to remember

le guiding the
for a  aamp he forgot to look
ible hung a

Curiosity brought. a fall
na Curiosity rout fal

thank goodness
fr, eee tiatured people, ike
doctor who will
the| tte time for a few. stitches

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6 ft. by 15” deep
8 ft. by 20” deep :

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NOXEMA TAN & GUARD |

How to raise money for|OUVer-
Sunday School 8.45 a.m. e swimming pool and ten- He was the secretary of
i court whic was donated|the Marian Hilliard House in

Rev. Harold C. Clark —_|by Hydro to the Robso Kamloops.

o ic of oty : Mr. Waite is survived by
: a his wife Helen; one son, Brian
“(REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH betes meeting ee lee ane.

health inspector, rahas inform Barbara, at home; sister, Mrs.

the
Anathar qualty product At ‘least father. dict not
F qual
from tho Fraser Valley Milk have the Michigan fill th e
Producers Association | hole. back although
wouldn't have blamed him. if
ha

" peiday: You Young pees 7.30

F
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= he bad.,
‘ Husbands seem
‘gue
Hi-Lite . ReciGurant | hime ot Peg, dhe sul
izing i A on thed deeply at. the
“Specializing in Chinese Foods” and bi an hed dee ply 1

Now 0] pen lawn and :
len sit where
Piet tale st stood., Friendships,

Anglican — United
CHURCHES OF :
Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird
Service at Robson at 9:45 am.

Kinnaird - Castlegar at St. David's
Anglican 8 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.

United at 10 a.m.
Sunday Schools in United Churches 9:30

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G. Hermanson
365-8337 — Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.
‘ Closed all day Monday mind
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has to meet medical health his father Mr. Sidney
used. aunt Mrs. S. Peter of Van- .
Different ways to raise|couver. ICE CHESTS, reg. 15.75 $9.95
bilities of borrowing were dis- District ICE CHESTS, reg. 2.98. $2.29
“It was decided by the
i en aif people aa Thermal Jugs, reg. 5.89
he mectine, Piich is Vacueel Buls., reg. 3.49
all the people: of Robson to Mrs. Margaret Reith of
discuss this serious matter. |Kinnaird travelled to Pentic-
son Recreatio! will panied ‘by he ther,
also be taken at the aabeting. Meo. ee Edith Best, wl ‘ano CORTE:

standards before it can be| Waite of Kamloops, and an ICE CHESTS, reg. 28.75 $16.29
the money as well as possi.
society, "as there were ot Socials ICE CHESTS, reg. 1.98
ee nas tei Mirs. D. E. Hughes 365-5509 |
Qt. Vacuum Btls., reg. 3.79...
Membership ip to tt the Rob-|ton last weekend. She was i
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From the towering grandeur of the
Rockies to the sandy beaches of
the coast. From the charming
Okanagan Valley to the sprawling
Peace River country. From the vast
forest reaches along Highway 16
to the gardens of Victoria. Your
home province offers endless
opportunities for enjoyable holiday
travel. Heed the call of British
Columbia this year.

“B.Cee-ing is Believing”

OVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY - :
Hon. W. K. Kiernan, Minister
R. B: Worley, Deputy. Minister

from Califo
where they visited Palo Alto

_ FROM
ener ey sels. They: also NOTICE REGARDING THE $1.00 SURCHARGE FOR WELFARE RECIPIENTS
attended a wedding at San
Francisco. Mrs.

a ff ap- Patients who are unabie to pay the $1.00 h ge are. 3 i ied the p jal di:

peared on the Steve Allen ~ in Vancouver is not charging this fee. In the light of the experience we have had with this ‘depart-

television show and was told ment, it would be wise to allow 2-3 weeks for filling and mailing, “but patients on continuing
can take ad ge of the service thus ‘provided. at: no-extra cost. We believe the

Welfare Department sent a letter to all recipi with this add but for, those of our patients

who did not receive a letter or who missed it, it is: N

Medical Services,
800 Cassiar Street,
Vancouver, 6 B.C.

This notice is placed by Carl’s Drugs, Kinnaird for the information nS the many people in this
area who may have been missed in the mailing mentioned.

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