CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966

“OUR TOWN

ALocal Parent Takes a Good Long Look at Today’s Teenagers |

Teenager Encouragement Develops.
Character and Responsible Adults.

By Louise Howes
Kinnaird Resident
A teenager is a boy or gir!
Ait has reached his or her 13th
day and is not yet 20. Sim-
ay that, but to be classed

On entering the “teen”
years a girl at 13 is a wonder-
bs ee beginnin;

ie be; 2 of
she can be the touste-ha!

You could find her in tears
or you may find her in the most
carefree and confident mood.
What the future holds for her
is a great ry.

At 18 most boys like fish-
shoes. and’ he usually forgets
oes and he ui forge!

to change his si

He loves “adventure tales
and dreams of things he'll do|
in the future and worlds he'll
conquer. He doesn't

justice to himself or to one of
his pals.

Fe itkes to talk to the “litile| try m0

fe should | *
t they. may begin to wonder
eShould Tee put: away adventures

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH _
HARVEST THANKSGIVING
SERVICES

Memo)
11.00" pet "Holy Communion

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

2 blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Centre
10 am. — Sunday School hour
11 am. MORNING WORSHIP
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC
SERVICE

Phone 365-5884
Rev. .C. Stone, Minister

All Welcome
THE SALVATION ARMY
(11 Pine Street)

"Fhe Salvation Army hes
moved its activities to $68 Main
Street,

inday

11 am. Holiness Meeting.
ednesday

8.00 p.m. Bible Study.

Thursday
10.00 a.m. Home League.
Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff Phipps

“PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE -

. K. D. ‘Cooper
Phone: 865-5212
Services
Sunday:
be am, Sunday een :
1.00 a.m. Wo
H 00 p.m. Evening Service
Tuesday:
7.80 Prayer Meeting
Friday:
7.30 Youth Meeting

“Where you are a stranger but
ence.”

sayy GRACE.
” PRESBYTERIAN
'. (CHURCH:

. J. H. Wiser
Servies “of Worship at ro.30 a.m.
Sunday School at 9.30 am.

CHURCH. OF:GOD..
(Kinnaird Comm, Hall)”
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson
Phone 365-8762
9.30 a.m. ‘Sunday School
10.38 a.m, Morning Worship

7.00 p.m. Wednesdays

BAPTIST CHURC

Pastor D. Reeves, B, Th.  ~
Ph. 365-7175
Across Highway Junction from
Plaza

Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 am.
Evening Service — 7.80 p.m.

All Welcome .

“Held in homes.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
‘SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m
Held in St. David's
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rey. Harold C. Clark

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 865-8337
Rev. Frank Willey
- MORNING WORSHIP
Castiegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
9.30 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA |

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD

GENELLE

Phone 365-7814

Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP

Kinnaird — 11 am.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School

Age 8 to grade $-11 a.m.
Grade 4 to 9 - 9:45 a.m.

and nurse books, dolis and fish-
ing lines and try and find out
what this is all about, My par-| thi
ents don't expect a great change
but what of my friends and the
public? Some people look at me
and say ‘So now you are a teen-
ager’ and I wonder what they
expect. Ht must be a time of
developing and learning but
what else?

“It's a bit frightening. May-
be they ect me to be a little
more rebellious, a little bolder,
a little wilder. I really don’t
know where I fit or where I
want to fit. It’s oe and rn

most anything.
are fine, but they are oy rand and] m

they inst couldn't understand
ts | all. this.

we must tread
aly! through this

iren seem more

Understan

and id. sacrifice of ‘time to spend
with them is'much needed now.

When they reach the older
bracket of 16 or:more and can
drive ‘the: fi car and are
allowed to attend dances’ and
other’ Public, activities, many
Problems and

At home they are still’ ‘sup-
ervised ‘and 1 is very im-
portant” but outside the home
we must rely on their own good
judgement and character, What
we, nts, have taught] e:
them and given them as an
example ple will greatly affect their

‘i Ditseulties at dances, part-
les,~ mi les, escapes, oa
perimental drinking 1s ofta
Blamed on “teenagers” when
seems to include anyone from
18 to! much f beyond 20. This
seems ul o cast a stygma
on the whole group,

The young people of today
are no worse than: they were
years ago. There’ was and will
always be the unruly ones. Some

Second Kinnaird ©
Guide Company
Gets New Girls

The second Kinnaird Guide
company welcomed eight new
girls, at.:a-fly-up ceremony xe:
cently. Brown Owl, Mrs. R.
ming and’ G y Owl, Mrs, Kent.
‘gan sent “the | brown! les with their
‘wings, space helmet and jet fuel
tanks into the guide horseshoe.

‘The brownies flying up were:
Sherry nchuk, Frances Mur-

ber, Donna
tin, ‘Joanne Pepper and Marilyn

dge is Mrs. D. Amos who al-
so attended...

TEE
, MAGIC IN
WANT ADS :

Di
temptations face

pi, Wendy Ealdtr, Karen Web:
'eb- |.
‘Walker, Kathy Mar-

oor environment, health

problems , lack of money or by
eir own choosing.

‘We outof-teens bracket are

often the cause of these distur-

bances, People, B who have not

to
degree of to reach and may nev-
er do so.
‘The public must accept this
fact and try and help these in-
duals.

divi
I think the quality of our
students and teenagers of our
district is proof of a wonderful
group of young people. Their
demi .estandin, id

The executive of the United
Church Women held its meet-
ing Wednesda: at the

Coffee Party Held by UCW]
Attracts Over 70 Women ___||

visits were made, by these two i
circles, 3

honte : of. Hira. vt Jounson. with
Mrs. R, Banter opened { the,
eting, and R.. McBi

eonciueted the Devotional na

orted that the
in the church
with 70 Tadic a i aa
les atten
fferin:

Poeaker and report at the next

meetin;
A vole of thanks wae extend-

ed to Mrs..J, Gemmill for’ put-
ting flowers) dn the church dur-

ing Septemb
i Mer mmnage sleh was dis-
ussed and to be

¢ The members decided to
meet in the church hall and
patch the used clothing for the
Welfare Industries in Vancou-

Mrs. McBain reported on

fait of chairs for the church

ll. at wa eclded to order 24
frm ine idmonton.

‘m. Easton extended
thanks to bie the members who
had sent her cards, flowers and
visits while she was sick.

. E. Kraft gave a report
Harmony-Friendship
Circle. The group had made 182
visits to the sick and shutins.
Mrs. L. Grunerud report
for the Dogwood Gisele & and d they

Pacts, [had made 122 visits, In

ic, dressmaking, woodwork-

ing, sports are all qualities to be
proud of.

Occasionally they go to 3

‘d marvel at th ened |

el at ie energies

Jpent, The music of today is

pression and today’s music‘is an
expression of feday's Way, of life,

couldn't {we be. more expressive
of the good things teenagers do?
Coal we nat ormanize more good

ent, have the dances
better supervised.

Brownie Packs

; Hold Gathering .
After the Holiday

A new seagon begins today

as ithe Erownle) packs
id oe first r first gutherin
cam;

represented the
Blackfeet Ay ‘Abache, and Siouxe
under; the care

The
eagerly to the clanging o:

‘Perhaps a_discus-
sion group’ where teenagers,
parents and other interested
parties such as the RCMP could
exchange ideas?

‘We may be suprised at the
good ideas our teenagers come
up with. Let’s encourage them
more.

‘This is the greatest build-
er of chi and the

by their

aisted by pa Deverney.
Donna oe was swimmer

Gil
Camp activities k every-
one ,Dusy._wi with as Kopt every:

of our young people eda de-
termines what che adi ts of to

and.

and 50, rie let's 6 hope | our
teenagers can say. ‘I: leave ‘this
time of life with reluctance ‘be-
cause it has been such a wonder-
ful and rewarding experience.
Fm ready to'.face the adult
world with confidence. I thank
my parents and fhe people cf
my. sommunity, for their ir co?

tainment in the lodge.

d|:-SHSS PTA Gives

Sie Scholarships
have Just been announced by
the SHSS PTA,

Last
student, Ken Pickering, and the
top grade 18 student, Fred Koch,

have each been given $100 schol- | .
” | arships,

report was given
by Mrs, Grunerud. See

Mrs. Gemmill reporte ¢
and owes sent to the sick. She
also reported that the board of
will be here on. Oct.

18. ules :

‘The members decided: that

they would do a catering job
on Oct. ; 28, ye

ie October meeting is to
be Pe atthe home’ of Mrs,
P.. Travis.’ The meeting wae
brought to a close‘ with: all ‘ri
peating the Lord's Prayer after
which refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Johnson.

PETTITT PHOTOS.

PETTITT PHOTOS

LUbL3d.

naird Fanlor Secon:
x Pare

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BOATS & MOTORS.

SEE US AND SAVE
AT THIS BIG REDUCTION

CA STLE GA R
_ SPORTING GOODS

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becom. ;

erney, Janet ‘Zaitsoff and J
thia ie mie

brownies responded x
bell calling time. for. ae ae ;
took, ‘irs, D- Hicbert cad. ‘as- ;

campfires and enter-|-

scholarship winners |:

term's top grade 12];

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KJSS Fall Parents Night
Draws Crowd of Over 150

Last Thursday evening 150
parents nigh, ag annus a
parent ni sore 8
Principal and att of the iti

dery School,
nts of the 220 students

md net tour the

ities and courses it has for grade
elght students,

Gilbert Lind, the. principal,
commented on some of the rul-
es -and policies .of the. school
noting. parents’. and ' students
alike ‘must

ited
ti ude
tendent

The evening was high
by a : tall gonvered
Bissell, ict,
of schools.

spoke on school develop-

He
ment in th the Castlegar-Kinnaird | Anne Smit

area,
In his

speech, he outlined | and M«
the reason for the construction | ic
of the KJS School and the facil-

how the
school functions,

New anembers of the KJSS
staff are Mrs, Linda Miller, Mrs.
Betty Leitner and Don Voilmer-

use, Other Temes

staff ers are

Jack Grant, Harold Martin , Mre,
ith, Miss Jean. MeQuar-
tie, Bob b Jeffery, Gerry Schiavon
Maglio. mite,

Syaachors Berni
Kavie and ‘Norman Fishwick.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966_,

Wild:Horse Creek Judge
Toted 75 Pounds of Gold

con Carmichael Haynes
more ¢han 75

He came out from Coun!

He

i ;
miners, His appointment to the

legislative council :took him to
New. Westminster but with a new.
mining boom reported in the Big
Bend country Be was soon off

Hughes: left today
to mend. Tine weekend in: the

‘When you're In the dcomhage

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