—Pettitt Photos

Bursary Available fo Sfudent
Made Possible by CWL Council

An election meeting of St.
Joseph Council CWL esta-
blished a slate of officers for
1973-74 In which three new
positions were filled by Mrs.
Joe Schiavon, Mrs. Bob Cor-
mier, Mrs. Alfred Henshaw.

Incumbents are président
Mrs. Pat Haley and secretary
Mra, J. Kaufman, First, second
and third vi are

ing from senior secondary in
this area, beginning in the
spring of 1974,

Consideration for the bes-
towal of this bursary will go to _
a girl, professing Christian
principles, with a fondness for
the home arts but seeking
further education.

Should there be a tie of

i then

Akselson-Marcellus Wedding

‘I'd Like to. Teach the
World to Sing” was sung during
the signing of the register
following the late afternoon
wedding ceremony uniting in
marriage Eileen Mary Marcel-
lus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis BE. Marcellus of Kin
naird, and Glenn Ivor Akselson,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Arne M,
Akselson of Blueberry Creek.

Satin bows centered with
pastel flowers marked the pews
of St, David's Church for the
ceremony officiated by Rev, tT
M, Allen and assisted by ‘the
uncle of the bride, Mr. K. E,
Robey. Large sprays of white
peonies and glads set on
pedestals on either side of the

Conscience and Comment

Tensions Signal Christ's Return

"With unusual
boldness Israeli
commandos re-
cently moved into
Lebanon, pene-
trating the head-.
quarters of the
Palestinian Liber-
ation movement and executing
several guerrilla leaders.

Then without ‘harm or

Mrs. Schiavon, Mrs. Henshaw
and Mrs, Cormier. Mrs. Terry
Cormier is the new treasurer.
Mrs. Haley expressed
thanks to members who formed
a bee for the Easter church
cleaning. They were Sister Ann
and mesdames Kay. McGauley,
Edna Godderis, Eve Henshaw,
Marge Aubert, Mila Richards,
Fran Cormier and Brita Haley.
Members approved mem-
bership to the Kootenay Soc-
iety Ke Handicapped Children.
jack Harrigan of Trail

was Pie speaker.
This CWL ‘council is
pleased to have the F. A.
Haywood bursary available for
a competing student, graduat-

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factors will determine the
decision. The bursary will go to
the most needy.

Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs, George Richards and
Mrs. M. Switzer.

1,217 Persons
Attend Weekend

Witnesses Seminar

“Do you want to live under
human or Godly rule?" This
question was asked by district
supervisor of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses, E, Funk, at a public
address entitled “Decide Now
for Divine Rulership”.

“One must not be deceived
into thinking,” Mr. Funk
continued, “that human ruler-
ship will produce genuine peace
and: security. suhough remain-
ing respectful of ers and
law abiding, we must above all
maintain loyalty to the Creator
of the universe. He is the ruler
that deserves our everlasting
support. It is imperative that
we now recognize His ruler.
ship.

culmination of this Christian
convention that attracted 1,217 .
“delegates from the Kootenays
to the Creston Valley Civic
Center during the pact week-
end under the theme: “Do All
Things for God's Glory’

The delegates "Listened
through two days of demonstra-

on effective methods. of per-

tions, interviews, and lectures |

they were airlifted
back to Israel. The Arabs were
enraged and promised “ter-
rible” revenge. :

The hatred between Arab
and Jew has been further
intensified by the wealth that is
now accumulating in Arab
lands. As Middle East oil flows
to North America, money (and
power to make trouble) flows

In a recent address in
Montana, Gov. Nelson Rocke-
feller of New York declared
that unrest in the Middle East
is attributable in part to the
increase of wealth in Arab
hands. Hf
Against this backdrop of

current events, Arab-Israeli
tension builds. And an explo-
sion is coming. Author Salem
Kirban in his book “Guide to
Survival" describes it this way,
“The stage (is) being set for the
eventual war between Russia.
and her allies on the side of the
Arebs and Europe and the
United States on the side, of
Israel.”

From the viewpoint of the
prophetic scriptures, terrible
bloodshed is certain to come to
the Middle East. The positions
of Arab and Jew are irreconcil-
able. And hatred multiplies all
the while, complicated by
religious fanaticism.

But there is an ultimate
solution. It will not be gain
by force of arms. When Jesus
Christ returns at last the
unbelieving Jews will receive
Him as the Messiah and the
Prince of Peace; his rule—
worldwide.

And Middle East tensions
make it clear —His coming is
soon.

Local Penfecostal Tabernacle

Hosts Students

The public address was the;;;.

of Tour '73

alter completed the church
‘decor,

Entering on the arm of her
father to the strains. of the
traditional Wedding March
played by organist Mra, F. A.
Hostetter, the bride wore a
long white slim line gown with
a high waist and scooped neck,
Hor long sleeves gathered into
narrow cuffs while the front of
the gown and hemline was
enhanced by applique lace
flowers of sparkle organza,

Her headdress of self-
materia! with applique lace
flowers, secured her hip-length
single-layer veil of French
illusion edged with individual
applique lace flowers.

She carried a bouquet of
white daisies, pink tulips and
baby's breath, secured with
white satin streamers.

For jewelry accent to
complement the gown made by
the bride, she wore a gold heart
drop snd | earrings, a gift from
the gré

Maid of-honor and sister of
the bride was Miss Carol
Marcellus, with the sister of the
groom, Miss Arlene Akselson
and the sister of the bride, Miss
Lorraine Marcellus, as brides-
maids, Miss Donna Marcellus,
also a sister of the bride, was
junior bridesmaid.

With each attendant wear-
ing a different pastel-colored
gown, all were styled with the
long slim fitting Empire waist,
round V-neck ,and puffed
pleated sleeves. Each gown was
trimmed around the waist with
dainty white lace and. ribbon
corresponding to the color of
that gown, All carried bouquets
of daisies and’ baby's breath
with white satin ribbons and
wore carved ivory pins and
earrings, a gift from the bride.
Small bows adorned their hair.

Best man was Mr. Warren
Quidding with ushering duties
shared by! Mr. John Reith, and

the groom’s brothers, Allan and
Barry Akselson,

Flowers, doves and a small

church decorated the reception

3 Names Added
To Commission
On College Roles
. Three more members have
been added to the commission

appointed to examine post-
.needs.on

nS any galcetone ‘of BA

pape sahes res respective.-roles
Sélkirk College ‘and Nelso!
Notre Dame University.

The new appointees are:

Dr. Geoffrey C. Andrew,
retired, former assistant to the
president of the University ‘of
British Columbia, and a former

executive secretary of the °

Canadian Association of Uni-

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hall at'the Hi Arrow Arms
which also, displayed tho’
couple's name under a huge
rainbow, The bouquets of the
bride and her attendants, os
well as silver candelabrum,
adorned’ the bride's table,

“The wedding cake, made
and decorated by tho bride's
mother, was set on a small table
covered with blue velvet. The,
three-tier cake, topped with a

St. Peter Lutheran
Church Here Hosts
CLBI Ambassadors

St, Peter Lutheran Church
in Castlegar will host a group of

-young Lutherans from Camrose

Lutheran Bible. Institute of
Camrose Alberta.
The group is known as the

Arrabons. They will sponsor an.

evening of worship, song, and
inspiration on Saturday in St.
Peter Lutheran Church.

‘The service is open to all
people of the community but
especially the young people.
The CLBI Ambassadors are
presently on.a tour of British
Columbia. Before coming to
Castlegar they will have per-
formed in Cranbrook and
Creston. From Castlegar they
will travel to Nelson.

The A are

bride and groom, was decora-
ted with small flowers in. the
colors of the rainbow in baskets
between the layers of the cake.
‘The cake was cut, with the
bride and groom passing the
pieces among their guests,
For her daughter's. wed-
ding, the bride's mother wore a
floor-longth electric blue gown
of polyester with long slender
sleeves, V-neck and self tie
around the high waist. For

jewelry accent she’ chose
pearls,
The groom's mother wore

a floor-length gown with pink

* top anda gently gathered floral

skirt. It featured a scoop neck
and long sleeves, The gown was
complemented with opal jewel-

CH CH. RCHES

What Is Missing?
ST. RITA'S.) 4
CATHOLIC. CHURCH ‘7
Rev. W. Harrison’ °33
Ph, 865-7148 1323
Sunday Masses at %

9am, - 11am, °7 pans

ry. Both w ges of white
roses,

Master of ceremonies was |

the bride's uncle, Mr. J. E.
Collinson of Kelowna.

A longtime friend of the
bride's family, Mr. R. M.
Simmons, proposed the toast to
the bride,

Attending the guest book
was the sister of the groom,
Miss Judy Akselson.

For travelling, the bride
donned a street-length pale
blue dress with black accessor-
ies and a white feathered mum
corsage.

The newlyweds now make
thelr | home | in Kinnaird.

christian young people who are
especially concerned with
reaching today's youth with the
gospel of Jesus Christ.

guests were
trom’ sical Surrey, Vane:
ouver Island, Kelowna, Kam-

loops, Hi Level, Alberta, and”

Dodsland, Saskatchewan.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

“ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
9:45 A.M. Anglican or United Church Service

91:45 AM. Sunday School

SY. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday School
1 A.M, United Church Service
A.M. Anglican Service: Communion

Parish Office Phone 365-8337
Rev. T.M. Allen and Rev. E.R. Bristow

{alternate weeks)

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St., Castlegar

Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday School 10.15 a.m.

965-8662 and 385-8664 :
Rev. Richard Klein
“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”
APOSTOLIC CHURCH

Wed. 7.80 Prayer Biple a
N. Walker - Phone 965-6602
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

701 Firat Ave, be
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham’
Church Ph. 365-5212

Sunday School 9.65 a.m.
Mo Worshi 11 am.
Evang. 7 Pz
30

cay Bu ee one 70
Briday:: Young Foose

; CHURCH OF GOD
{ 904- 7th Ave., Kinnaird

Sunday School - for al:

Business ond Professional Directory] ;

“yp USERVICE -
_ MHour Service
Phone Zenith 6826
825-4652 or 352-7123

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
_ Amway Distributors

” RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write _
Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C,
Ph. 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer

| cars imme

* annual Cub and Scout auction.

“Sonny Pedersen

New Denver - Silverton: Newsete

By Nancy Barnett
Many ;people;. may be
interested to’ know that a
dentist is at the New Denver
Youth Centre, Plans have beon
made for him to'be here for
eight weeks. Usually this
service has been for pre-school
children, but Dr. Robson has
agreed to care for. anyone's

teeth regardless of age.

Mrs, ositas Doughty at
Silverton. and grandsons, Ste-
iven and Vincent, spent a few
“days with the boy's  great-
grandmother, Mrs. Ed Steein-
son at Kalo.

* .

The ofa ‘Hospital Day

Tea will be held in the nurses’ '

sitting room at Slocan Lake
Hospital in New Denver on
May 11, Tea will be served by
the hospital's Ladies’ Auxillary
from 2:30 to 4:80 p.m.

Good news for residents
and travelers. One of New
Denver's cages on the highway
has plans for a 24-hour service
with ‘hopes of gas services
during the same hours. This
will be the only service of this
kind between -Vernon and
Nelson, This service is ex-
pected to start in May. ‘

People are asked to be
alert to. the “Green Thumb
Burglara”, ‘These thieves sur-
vey areas, travelling on foot or
by car, observing those work-
ing’ in their gardens. They
knock on front doors and upon

They will steal anything of
value that ‘can easily be
removed,

It Is suggested a person
should lock their windows and
doors. while working in ‘their
garden, and carry a house key.

Assist the police in protect-
ing you and .your neighbours.
Notify them of any person or
. Vehicle acting in’ an unusual or
suspicious manner. in ~ your
area, i

.Remember, ‘it: is very
important to write down licence
numbers anda detailed descrip-
tion of suspicious persons and
ediately.

The New Denver ‘Boy
Scouts are’ planning . their

This year’s date is Saturday,
June 16,

If you have anything to
donate, please call Tony White,
Ray Nunn, Gordon McMaster,
i Jim’ Aird, Erie Ovestrud or

ANA

Slocan Valley
~ Residents Plan
More Meetings
Nelson School ‘Board will
hold more public meetings in

receiving no answer, enter, ©

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 3, isa’,

Herne men, have. volun. ; ue and Mrs. Stove Boyce ol [wen to Sel
pick. up your’ of New Denver becam I 6 ii ia rd ir.Ho
donations for the boys. .' ), proud parents of a seven. eran or eorge as am Bal wn House, ee
If your son is'a member of) daughter born’ April 24 in...’ “Funeral services were held Nakusp and 11 ‘Grandchildren. CALL MARY,
Little Longue Baseball you may “Arrow ‘Lakes | Hospital’ at Friday from the chapel of Hirat: Jurial took place in Moun- 365-6451 or 365-5244),
wish to know who his coach is, Nakusp, Funeral Home in Duncan, B.C. | tain View Cemetery. - =
or if your boy wishes to join and » + for George Haslam Baird, 68, of perere

As of May 1, it Is not
Permissible. ta burn rubbish
: out a fire ‘permit ‘in the
Lake Hardware in New Den-) Village’ of Silverton. Permits

Coaches are: Indians —Jim fe obtained from the. Village
Alrd, Cardinals —Lou Sherrod, : Olfice.

Youbou, B.C., who died April 23
in the Royal Columbian Hospl-
tal in New Westminster,

Mr. Baird Is survived: by Re
his wife, May; : four sons,
Douglas, George Jr., Stephen

he is between 9/and 12, please

leave his name at the Slocan:' A We Cut ot the weve is put he

Parking Problems i
1 Orthopedic ad and: sere
vice, 24- hour service on everyday shoe repairs,

Pirates —John .. D'Arcangelo Mr, and Mrs, Jim Mellen. and Graham, all of Youbou; his Heals” while you wait.

and Dodgers —Walt Thring. and children, Danny and Tracy mother, Mrs, Mary Baird of Look for the big 631 on 3rd Avenue, for
Coaches are also available of Silverton, spent Easter. Nakusp; five brothers, Leslie of home-like

for Sandlot League. This is for. holidays in Vancouver, Nakusp, Herbert of Merritt,

boys eight and under. If your James and Ernest in Vancouver Your Satisfaction [s Our Concern

boy is: interested, | Sandlot Mrs, Flora Baraat of and Marsden of Kelowna; three ;

Summerland spent a few days
‘with her son and family \in |’
_ Silverton.

League is excellent training for

sisters, Mrs. Alice Kin id
younger boys who want to play i ctor

Mrs. Ruth Turner: of Victoria -
and. Mrs, Marion Henke of

“SAVINGS TG HERE
af CUT-RATE the FOOD FOLKS

BOLOGNA:
FRYING CHICKEN nce .

BEEF ROUND STEAK Sai ce.s' s] 19
SLAB BACON ‘httiecun 6%
BABY BEEF LIVER 2: OO
‘HAMBURGER 2. 1. 59} ans $149

FRESH. Wo, 1. quaury,
é Gov't ‘Insp. Lean. Al wll 19
3 e at ‘Maple Leaf voeeee ete eece es Ub

FAMILY SHOE RENEW

631 - 3rd Avenue, Castlegar — Phone 365-3231 tfri

the Piece.
aple Leaf.

Qeality

: Maple Leaf.

Gov't. Inspected.
Sliced... 2.6... cee eee

sonal evangelism. ra, Sales & Service AS i et ca es : ‘
i es Mk Ph. 365-5459 x] the Slocan Valley attendan
f Office 442-3555 Thirty-nine persons were : = Nersities snd. Col sri Kinnaird, B.C. CONTRACTING Also TV Rentals Some Choose to do Their Own Thing -, area to get the parents’
Res. 442-3676 ° baptised by water, during the NY |) Dr. Timothy “Birne, -a SALES & SERVICE sy : —— = reaction to the board's referen-
Dee es: tial seminar. Five students anda facu college. While their programis former deputy minister of Ph. 365-7075 Ph, Pete Zibin 365-5575 |) . y y dum projects. The meetings 4
sponsor comprising “Tour 73” basically youth-oriented, it ap- education in Alberta who is Industrial, Commercial Free Estimates : : { 3 Kinnaird Aquanauts _ will be held with the possibility _ Smell
U s at are scheduled guests of the peals favorably to almost all now president of Edmonton . and Residential } of-a plebicite vote. pe eas
i : Pentecostal Tabernacle it in Ca- tastes in the field of religious . Athabasca University. . Electrical Wiring WEDDING y 5 Cl b R The motion was made after
il Around a eae the ‘summer ee Seaannel of Tour "73 are: fi Dr ee she, Eilts ot fhe Electric (convteger) Ltd, Urnewcod doa cua te ; wim lu egistrafion bo da Slosed preeting of the : | Graham. $1
; touring group from Western — Rev. Lester Markham of North faculty of education at Simon i INVITATIONS : : The decision came as the a E ea kk
: Penterostal Bible College of _ Vancouver, Dianne Grist of Fraser University, who will be Blea Heat Specialists OPTOMETRIS i For Ory Land Training result of- a meeting between: ce | 134 “OZ. eee
the oude North Vancouver. The group Victoria, Debbie Huntington of . executive secretary of the Medallion Homes 366 Baker St. NEWS t May 2,°3, 4— 4:30 5:30 Slocan Valley residents and the
‘ will present a sacred musical’ Smithers, Donna Hill of Sum- commission. Ph, 365-7241 Nelson, B.C. 3 ¥ 2,3, 4— 4: pm. to 5: pm. Thursday at Mt.
concert with a variety of vocal merland, Paul Krymusa of Dr. Ian McTaggart-Cowan, i at SENN Sentinel: School. “PORK : yr “COREE Led
i combinations together with Chemainus, and Tom Rathjen dean of graduate studies at Ph, 352-5152 CASTLEGAR $ The residents were disput- i
1 Hang. an extra shoe bag in your youngster’s closet brass. of Ki ; UBC and chairman of the FAMILY SHOE RENEW FUNERAL HOME : ‘KINNAIRD ELEMENTARY ‘ScHoOi. GYM ing the closure and moving of 6 fl CHASE & SANBORN. .
i for mittens, sa scarves, hats ed belts. and keyboard. Pastor H. Graham extends . academic board, was earlier 631-3rd Ave. CASTLEGAR OFFICE SUPPLIES ated A ll et a | Crescent Valley School’ and of ns
4 ‘es paca Sponsors Rev ee a sordial welcome eee public’ named chairman of the com- chee Son ey Typewriter Dedicated to Kindly cD S {he Aulus closing ot ater amall
. ef our De missi » Servic ! Service e Cpe sel a .
U Ready to sine shelves and davon? Place hat saasage pat report: oy ‘the presentation. eee baba? baaser Shoe Hepairs Ribbons Thoughtfus Spring Into Action “The b 7 lias ehaes halted “BURNS LARD SUNLIGHT.
| roll of paper in an empty foil or waxed-paper box Other members named heels while you wait Columnar Pads Ambulance — Flowers 3 ; : all action on school closings in
fee he nate ahs alee ete a Se cr eakis | Cordieatereti tegoinmee | Rana Ne Granite, Marble and Ses (| the aes, VEG. 10 er. A be 2) 0 2 "Oz, aa 8c:
, a-member of Se lertefica egistrai : . wl @® _
t : : College council, and Judge Leo in the Shoe Service Pyene , 3851288. Bronte’ Plaques, : -. BRENA CONTRACTING LTD. : =
t Saad boing watr wil ee HAVE YOUR CAR |. Gansner, both of Nelson. Open 8 am. to’7 p.m. wth, WAN OOSTEN . oo paiD Light Rescns oes f FRESH. $
H growing or : Judge Gansuer is a former Plumbing & Heating Ltd. WEST KOOTENAY}! For ditching, excavating, sand and gravel, Mees efence in ae %
! * Ree = R CHECKED FOR member ofthe advisory board MOORE FORMS eran es Heating = Gas ANIMAL HOSPITAL |; road gravel or cement work. Niet Seca sae bro st ae pas,
Shampoo works wonders on shirt collars. Squeeze HOLIDAY. TIME of Notre Dame University. ADDING TAPES ‘Furnace Clenaing = Oil SS. No, 1,. Trail ~ search, map, ° com ‘and
. some on Before placing shits in ones peaking (Ne setae: CRIP? BOOKS Heaung + “inseithin No. 6 Ymir Rd, Nelson Comer Sth and Willow St. — Ph. 965-7013 Fescue to train-volunteers’ for!”
A eae fr sad eades ry ies ed that : P.O, Box 99, Cascade -| Eve, Clinics Tues., Thurs. Established 12. Years : emergencies ‘arising within F L A SH
t cds daned iiss ath al theyll. cine “Try Safety ueation, emphasized ‘that | CASTLEGAR NEWS | Ph. 447-9428, Christina Castleaird Plaga eet tin: | thelr muniipaity {E V. DINNERS at
4 clean in a jiffy. : : First t t” Kootenay would also be ap- Phone 365-7266 bake Next peo — Beat, Chick; Date
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t cammission would Advertise 495, AND LAUNDRET Sales — Service CADMAG APPLIANCE ie :
CASTLEGAR SAVINGS *: briefs and hold public meetings SERVICE i
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) CREDIT UNION en's Aufo COT ALGMMENE |. castigsr, Netson, Creston, play ts Vacuums, Shavers, ae
} Telephone 965-7232 PHONE 365-7532 Granbrook, Fernie: Winder | Open 630 am-1030 pam. | professional —- Prompt | ‘most Smal APR
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