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workers of the Gospel need
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Job openings in reaching the lost and
Pe dying. We need to pray that total
God will bring forth men and
Details of these ond other job 0 licenced Laboratory women of full conviction, full
ilable at: ie for a period of 4 of the Holy Spirit and power
3) months Avoust |. as on the Day of Pentecost, and
full of the love of Christ in
them, that they will go forth
with the hunger and the
vision for the lost.
As Matthew 9:38 and 1
Corinthians 3:9 clearly
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BLOCK PARENTS . . . Donations for recently erected Branch No. 170, the Castlegar Credit Union, a Phillips, block parent co-ordinator, Cnst. Helen photo, from left) Lynn Phillips, John Phillif, Jim Fish- for a corttins D 280)

Block Parent signs located at all four entrances to Block Parent group. (Above, from lett) Harold Web- - Mahon, Castlegar RCMP, and Jim Moore, wick and Bob Pakulg. on @ part-time basis. (400)

Castlegar were made by: the Royal Canadian Legion ber, manager of Castlegar Savings Credit Union, Lynn the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No:

POSTER PRIZE . . . Seamen Dewis, chairman of the

Hadikin, a Grade 10 student at Stanley Humphries
Knights of Pythias poster contest for B.C., and Brenda

Secondary School who won the local poster contest.
A skating club in Rossiond is

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Medical Clinic tn Troi requires Skating Teacher. )

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Births &

Funerals

ALTENHOFF — To Mr. and Mrs
Bob Altenhott of South Slocan, a
boy, born June 25

CIOK — To Mr. and Mra Ed. Ciok
of New Denver, a boy, born June
20.

DEVINE — To Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Devine, o boy, born June 24

B.C a gill, born June

ECCLES — To Mr. and Mes. Tim
Eccles, a bey, born June 15.

EWASIUK — To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Ewasiuk, of Robson, a girl, born
June 21.

FREDRICKSON — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Fredrickson of Slocon

@ girl, born June 27

— To Mr. and Mrs.
Hilary Johnson of Nelson, o boy
born June 10.

@ESTELA — To Me. ened his Bul
Kestell of Herrop, 8.C. a bey
born June 25.

KGASSEN — To Tony Kionsen ond
Susan Rushby, « girl, born June
4.
MocASKILL. — To Mr. ond Mrs
Ross MacAskill, a boy, born June
15

MCINTYRE — To Mr. ond Mrs
Trent Metntyre of Genelle, o
boy, born June 21

MCMAHON — To Mr. and Mrs. C
McMahon of Trail a girl, born
June 19.

PRIVE — To Mr. end Mrs. Mike
Prive of Nelson, a boy, born June
9.

SCHIRP — To Mr. ond Mrs. Rolf
Schirp of Nelson, a girl, born
June 24

SCHROEDER — To Mr. and Mrs
Ken Schroeder of Trail, @ girl
born June 12

ST. THOMAS — To me —— mre.
Terry St Themes of Stocan,
girl, born June

SULLIVAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Sullivan of Trail, o girl
born June 19.

TADEVIC — To Mr. and Mrs
Mick Tadevic, a boy, born June
7

TERRY — To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Terry of Castlegar, a girl, born
June 22

WHEELER To Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Wheeler of Fruitvale, a
girl, born June 17

WYLLIE To Mr eas Mrs. Ken
Wyllie of Robson, a girl, born
May 25

DEATHS
Jan — Mr. Eng Hwo Jan, 35, for
merly of Castlegar, died sud.
denty May 22. at Fort Saskat.
chewan, Alta

Ernest Thompson
60, of Trail, died sud
denly June 25 in Cambridge
England. A memorial service will
be held at a later date. Flowers
are gratefully declined
donations to the Cancer Fund
would be apprecioted

KENNEDY
K

LANGEFELD —
Longeteld, of Riondel, died sud-
denly in Gray Creek, June 23,

Gordon William

Hospitol after a brief illness. In
terment was at the Knights of
Pythias Cemetery. Trail

fons may be made to the
Knox United Church Memorial
Fund.

TAYLOR — = Wetpy Lelong Taylor
80, of Rossland, died suddenly at
Trail Regional Hospital June 22
1984

Joy Keillor Bridge

The club championship of
the Joy Keillor Bridge Club
was held June 25, with 12

Gwen Krueger and Don
Richards with 86%, Hugh
Auld and Myrna Baulne with
78%. Ron Perrier and Bill

Kinnaird band busy

Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School band is winding down
from a successful year. They
participated in two large
parades: the Spokane Junior
Lilac Parade in May and the

Sam Steele Days recently.
The Jazz Band and Pom
Pom Girls performed at sev-

purchase

porting the school program
organized the fundraising to
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final balance of money for
this year will be spent on pur-
chasing more instruments.

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into his harvest. For we are
laborers together with God;
ye are God's husbandry, ye
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we will be getting nowhere
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but the laborers are few.

Pythians enjoy picnic

Kootenay Temple No. 37
Pythian Sisters and Twin
Rivers Lodge No. 70 Knights
of Pythias finalized their ac-
tivities for the summer
months with a picnic at Pass
Creek Regional Park June
24.

Approximately 65 Knights.
Sisters and guests attended,

including friends from Camp-
bell River, Nanaimo and
Trail.

Brenda Hadikin, a Grade
10 student at Stanley Hum.
phries Secondary School,
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alcohol and drugs with our
youth today and the contest

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The draw for the Knights
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On June 26 several of the
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acting chief Lil Molnar pre-
siding.

A vote of thanks went to
the entertainment committee
of Joy Saunders, Fran Mof-
fat, Grace Eldstrom, Laura
Dewis, Susan Bycroft, Pat
Verzuh, Cecil Bradford and
Anton Schwiertz.

Fitness
festival
set to go

The fourth Annual Fitness
and Cultural Festival spon-
sored by Regional Recreation
Commission No. 8 in the
Slocan Valley will be held at
Appledale Class “C” Provin
cial Park July 27, 28 and 29.

The slow-pitch tournament
has expanded to two days of
batting and field action. (July
28th and 29th). Appledale
Ball Field is in great shape
and should be a pleasure to
play on.

Priority goes to valley
teams for this eight-team
tourney, but if the slots can't
be filled by locals, then Nel-
son and Castlegar teams are
more than welcome to take
part. Call 226-7744 to be put
on the list.

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relays for adults and kids will

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