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10 _ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 16, 1967

TIMELESS TOPICS

By Local Churches

Worship Not Peculiar Cultus Practise

By Rev. J. W.

Grace Presbyterian Church
Worship is not some pecul-
far cultus practice, some esoteric
Ik activity, to which Christians
resort out of sentiment or super-

stition, or even for inspiration.
On the contrary, worship is
the celebration of God's presence
and action in the ordinary and
everyday life of the world. Wor-
ship is not separated or essen-
tially distinguishable from the
rest of the Christian life; it
is the normative form and ex-
Fete of the Christian life; it
the ie integration of the whole of

istian life into history.
eine actions and the rela-
tionships characteristic of the
gathered, sacramental life of the
church in worship are the pre-
cedent for the actions and re-
lationships of members of the

p in the
ty unless the Christlan ne Sins
daily work is engaged in acknow-
ledging and celebrating the work
of God for the world.

But dally work is not sancti-
fied unless it is offered, en-
‘compassed, taken up into. the
worship of the whole people of
the Church in their gathering
in the sanctuary,

Remember too, that in the
chsictien) faith, unilke the prac-

tices of some religions, worship
does not mean offering to God
what it is thought would please
or appease Him,

In the Gospel men do not
sacrifice themselves or their
lives for God. Just the contrary,

in the Gospel, God sacrifices His | the

life for. men. at Christians

offer God in worship, both in| de:

the sanctuary and in daily work,
is everything — the whole of

company of the church in their
the life

of the world.

And, at the same time, the
specific involvement of Christ-
jans in the life and work of the
world every day is the content
of that which they offer to God
in the corporate worship of the
church,

One authenticates the other.

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their Hi 1 that they have

sald and done—that which seems
good and worthy of themselves
ag well as that which seems to
them evil or unworthy.

It is for God’s mercy alone
to determine what is pleasing to
Him, What Christians know, only
ig that God cares for the utter-
most of'a man’s ‘life, and claims
the whole of a man’s life — with
nothing reserved, nothing held
back, nothing to hide, no matter
what,

It is then when worship is
the style and meaning of all that
a man is and does when every-
thing in work or play or talk or
deed or thought is included in

offertory — that a man is
free from the intimidations of
ath. Then a man knows and
‘confesses that it is God in whom

all life is-given and recelved and
made whole,

Castlegar Socials .

Mrs. H, Johnson, Ph. 365-8294 was a Ca:

Mrs. M. Peachey accompan-
ied by Mrs, I. McNeil spent a few
days visiting with relatives in
Vancouver during the past week.

Mrs, R. McBain, Mrs. R.
Bunter Mrs. P. Travis and Mrs.

B. R. Ferguson returned home
Friday evening after attending
the United Church Presbyterial
held in Fernie:

J. Sherbiko, Mrs. H.
Schellenberg, Mrs, H. Johnson
and Mrs, L. Buffett attended the
meeting of ‘Alpha Chapter, OES,
Rossland on Wednesday evening.

Mrs. W. Kennedy of Trail

Weatherby Rifles

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5508
Box 731, Castlegar

I came from the Confedera-
tion Trail ready to put my en-
thusiasm on paper, but watching
the steadily moving line that be-

parked just"behind the freight
shed snake across:the yard an

T shall leave each to his or her
own opinions,

Which leaves only the hu-
man interest which each day
must give a little laugh. You
just can not have that many
people without some kind of in-

When the train first started
its journey across Canada it was
said the public were keeping the
custodians busy keeping wnat

gan at the entrance of the train |:
and the honesty of your grocier.
around the CPR station, I think i

from shopping and, in every
likelihogd, pushed for time with
another meal waiting to be pre-
pared,

It is also not a reflection on

Steel Fabrication

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— 24-hour Service

“Only the Best is Good Enough” .

Most people shop on week-
ends to take advantage of the
specials. The more specials the
better value But these prices
change constantly and often re-
fer to a particular brand.

The girl at the cash regist-
er is just as happy to serve you
with the better buys but she also
is human and can make errors,
We all have had days that just
did not go right and rare is the

on display, forcit
quickly as the display was filled,
The statement must hold some
truth, for the bin. was. quite
empty as I passed through.
Locally it was‘ related one
student gave-a member of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Pollce,
properly erect in his scarlet
tunic, a noticeable’ jab with a

visito:
Saturday visitors at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick | wi
Stoochnoff were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Davidoff of Grand Forks,
also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carlsen
and daughter Susan of Trail.
CORRECTIO:

IN
Pythian Sister's office should
have read Mrs. ‘J. Gemmil!—Al-
truistic Officer.

St. David’s ACW
Holds Successful

Valentine Tea

St. David's Anglican Church
Women held a sucessful tea and
bake sale Saturday afternoon in
the Kinna’

Mrs. J. F. Killough, ACW
president welcomed: the guests
as they arrived. Castlegar and
District Sentor Citizens were in-
vited guests to the tea, and as
each of them arrived Mrs. Kil-
lough pinned a red rose corsage
on them. if

:finger with the in-

eee ee

Most people are well aware
when dumping ash trays there
is always an slement of chance
the ashes may be hi

Running. water eee them
would certainly help but tends
to be messy. The best method
I have heard so far is to. dump
the ashes onto a prop
piece of foil (well used foil,could
be saved for this purpose) and
then wrap the contents up tight-
ly. It is now safe to deposit it
any where. °

oer er ee See ee

The grocery bill represents
a large portion of the family in-
come, but I wonder. haw many of

loning the wisdom of your pur-
chases — but do you faithfully
check your cashier's slip against
your purchases when storing
them into your own shelves?

It is tempting to take short
cuts when you’are a little tired

quiry, “Are: you real?” — He | tio.
was,

proper. size |'with cl

us overspend it? I am not ques-|. :

with a
mind.

They. will be the first to
want to rectify a mistake but it
is up to you to watch your pen-
jes, or in this case, your sales
6lip,

ee & we

Tile is more popular than
ever. Upon looking for the solu-
mn on how to clean grey and
dingy mortar around bathtubs
and sinks and between tiles this
was the answer found:

- Wash the tiled area thor-
oughly with hot detergent suds.
Then sponge with a solution of
three tablespoons chlorine
bleach to one quart warm water.
Sponge to:keep the mortar wet
for’ about: five yalnutes. Rinse
lear warm water. ani
iqnisa treatment will also mas

e tiles sparkle, as well as ai
asa mila disinfes stant,

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The hall was beautifully de-
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Centennial. thi The serving
table and the Gndividual tea
tables carriedout the same motif
and the decorations were th
work of Mrs. R. West.

Presiding at the urns
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Now May be Tiime

‘As the ‘local
representative of
the B.C. Wild:
Ufe Federation I
have been asked
many times ‘in.
the past months,
what, does th

Federation re-
resent? ‘Why should we support
Re aint tie m0 It do fort us?
‘Where e money spent
an .ardent believer in
conservation and the great: out-
doors, and having been tied‘in
with the conservation movement
for the past 16 years, I have
often thought that ~perhaps those
asking the questions were pull-
ing my leg, so to speak.
Since these questions have
been asked ‘by many who are

sincerely interested, and since |es.
4 ildlife " Federation ‘

the B.C.
concerns everyone interested in
the great outdoors, perhaps now.
is the ertinent time to, put a
few fa down on paper.

The .B.C, Faderation is the
official yolce. of 170 dish and
wildlife, and conservation groups
representing some 20,000
viduals throughout the ‘province.
Tt was in 1957 to

to Put Facts on Paper

By Jack White

term management of B.C.'s fish
wildlife, park and outdoor re-
creational resources for all Bri-
tish Columblans, and to co-ordin-
ate all who are interested in that

serve the people of B.C. tf en-
couraging the conservation and
wise use of the provincial fish
and wildlife, parks and outdoor
recreational resources.

The B.C. Wildlife Federa-
tion is supported by all the clubs
belonging to it on‘ the basis of
$1 per member. This. $1 p
member is used to fight all cub
battles, their resolutions, their
pollution problems and 60 on in

the ever increasing battle for ment,

conservation of the great out-

doors for British Columbians, its
th, diife, parks ‘and to

great extent our natural resourc-

Perhaps the easiest wray £0
exvlain it would be to pt
fore you the alms and

..* Bo. develop an education
program to make all British Col-
umbians aware of the value of
fish, wildlife and outdoor -re-
creation in the wise use of our
paral ene. \

s submit recommenda-
tions fn covernment and private
agenclos to safeguard the inter-
‘ests of fish, wildlife, parks and
outdoor recreational Ayalues in
all natural resource develop,

To obtain and maintain
aan public access {o all
forest and other recreational
lands of the
* To ma British Colum-
bians aware of the problems of
e- | and, water and air Pollution,

of the federation, which are:

* To ensure the sound, long

and to a
prevent P pollution,

we stock a full sofecti

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sportsmen and outdoor recrea-

Fish, wildlife, parks and out-
door: recreational resources so
not bee a well org ‘4 creat F ¥
us| represent ‘them, jus
every day. Deople ure’ it and

me. Consequently Fey
eailets in spite

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of their importance to the pro-
vince from both an economic and
aethetic standpoint,

High incomes and ‘a short:
er work week resulting from ‘an
advanced technological trend are
leading to a Sreaters demand
than ever before for quality out-
door recreation throughout the

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continent, ' Pollution

and the astul
Ratios and judgement of not only
ut ‘every Bri-
tah i Columbian in the immediate
‘uture.

The Stellake | River - log
drive, The Buttle Lake Pollution
fight, the pollution of the Col-
umbia, Kootenay’ and St.Mary's
River are a few more examples
pat what ye B.C. Federation is

eats the day of fighting
about ‘bag limits and antlerless
seasons, may seem to masta a
thing of ‘the past, St
Federation through your eflorts
and resolutions, . carries ~ your
fight from the local :club level,
right through onto the floors of
parliament. In essence’ the B.C.
Wildlife Federation: is your. of-

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