12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1967

TIMELESS TOPICS

By Laral Churches

We Face Forces of Change and Decay

Rev. Ira Johnson
Church of God
Rae! fits column has
urpose the discussion of
Soles whieh deal with endurin;
ues and realities, in contras!
to the temporal and

person who basis his or her
whole life on the passing glories
and pleasures of life, The pass-
ing of tlme for such a one does
not ultimately contribute to
veace and hope, but rather to de-
feat and is the

values and realities of life.

change and deci
ngortunate i indeed is the

need for values in life that are
“timeless” and enduring.

One of the enduring mater-
ial substances known to man is
the diamond. Because of this it
has become the traditional jew-
el for engagement and wedding
rings, where it stands for “eter-

in the life beyond the grave!
The price for this “timeless
i is

of sinful self to Christ, Through
the teaching of God's Word, and
by the willingness to follow
God's ways and his Spirit .

every believer will Find that
these timeless graces are becom-
ing an increasing part of his or

le.

As we enter thai a other
New Year why not take time
for the timeless, enduring yalues
on Meer (See St. Luke 12: 16-31

To Get Possession of Tape

The Pulp and Paper Work-
ers of Canada started a Supreme
Court civil action last week to

get possession of the tape re-
cordings which triggered a royal
commission into charges of pri-
vacy invasion,

‘The off-again, on-again com-
mission started hearings last
month before former judge R.
A, Sargent after, Be Canadian

ai

hotel where The Canadian union
was holding a convention.
John Laxton, lawyer for the
Pulp and Paper Workers of Can-
ada, filed a Supreme Court writ

we stock a full sefoction of.

SAVAGE SHOES

: for children

in which he named as

E, P. O'Neal, the 1
union, and David Arnold Mac-

od.
O'Neal, regional organizer

union

for the has admit-

of Pulp,
and Paper Mill Workers had
invaded its privacy by using
secret eletronie Listenin ng pnd

ted hiring private dective Bud
Graham, who bugged the con-
vention, MacLeod, a ‘department

nal love.” “A is...
forever!” is a favorite slogan of

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tial prices for quality diamonds.
The Christian faith extols
such qualities of life as faith,
honesty, humility, kindness, pa
tience, unselfishness and _ser-
vice. ‘Among these virtues there
stands out as being most prec-
fous and enduring... the quall-
of unselfish Chris!

tian love,
(charity!)
kind of love

This is the

which sent Christ into the world
to teach wayward mankind about
the true nature of God; to offer,
willingly his. own life’ for the
sinful world’s redemption, so
that ag) true! ons af God welcatt
ternal hope, now and

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The number of loans ap-
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Also included in the figures
are the loans for the same per-
iod in 1964 and 1965. The loans
are listed for 1966, 1965 and
1964 respectively:

Castlegar — 10, 18, 10;
Chapman Camp — 0, 3, hris-
tina Lake — 0, 0, 1 Gohbrerk
—i71, 74, 54; Creston 5, me 11;

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Grand Forks 2, 2, 5; Invermere
—1, 5, 4; Kimberley — 6, 13, 13;
Kinnaird — 10, 12, 6;' Marys-

Radium Junction 0, 0, fH Rigndel
—0, 1, 0; Rossland — 1, 5, 2;
Salmo’ —'0, A 1; Slocan 3, 0, o
Sparwood — 6, 1, 2; Trail —
re 19; Wardner — 1, 0, 0; War
0, 0; Windermere. —
a 0, 1; Totals 162, 248, 184.
1966 total — 240 Units

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devices in the

‘The Scene at... s
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

go-member school choir
ae Mts” debut: at the Stanley
Humphries Christmas Concert,
and we have been glowing ever
since at the many compliments
showered upon ning group. In

we sre told, the girls were a
credit to Miss Bele and to our
whole school. ie
aro] Obedkoff sa
weeks on end we diligent
to perfect our.songs. On the day
of the concn we:rehearsed at
SHSS ai poped : :for the best.
Soot that night the butter-

for

flies and goose. pimples were | ed

common among us, Even though
it was a large choir, every one
Of us was afraid that She would
be the one to make a bumbling

of migiake and to ruin everything.

the last ast; moment of our
appearance Perhaps i
was the thought shat we were
representing KJSS that made
us give those songs all that we
had. We were surprised and very

other. things.
‘The general reaction of the
students was that the movie
version was inferior r to the book.

In Ini dustrial
boys are just finish!
in drafting. Wood
shied nest

ie shop so spotle y'
can achually see your face in

tried | the

on tool breakage.

The shop is very well ‘stock:
with machines and rack after
rack of gleaming tools, All the
boys are eager to commence car-
pentry Pro, jects, Yi

In. Home ‘Economics,’ the
girls have made their aprons
and are now ready to commence
cooking. They are itching to get
their hands on the Ereneh kniv-
es, gating kan ee

happy when people compliment: that

ed us‘ on. our sin, é
hours of practising weren't a
vain, after allt” F

On the wast afternoon of
school before the holidays we
all teooped into th

-; Special a:

ssembly.

The choir sang its Christmas
songs, with Mr. Maglio accom-
panying on the piano. Linda
Huston gave a few introductory
notes on each selection.

A. and B band ‘class,
conducted. by. Mr. Fishwick,

The pupils enjoyed it when
| the teachers weighed themselv-
es on stage. Grant, when
ghallenged, reluctantly removed

pockets a of junk iron from his
ts and se vest. To the school’s
Lind did not
as 245 ona

) While we are on the subject
of weight, we have an interesting
announcement to make. Because

. Schtavon gained ‘back the
one pound he lost through ill-
ness, an use Mr, Mago
ate “not wisely ue too well dur-

_|ing the holids

eer
oughly any rate, the coals -in”—

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After four months of

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if to regular

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least 28 years old and hold good university degrees
with majors in two subjects normally taught in the se-
eondary schools or honors in one. :

For further details write to:

DEAN OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA,
VICTORIA, B.C. .

are very good | th

sports,
Mr. Lind called all the hon-
or roll students to the stage and

personally congratulated: them |‘

on. thei:

e gym for a girls in

struction and destruction.”
Elizabeth Thor-Larsen look-
ed in vain but could not find an
electric beater. She concluded
with four

that pesky cake batter.

A touch of the Orient has
been added to our inter-house
competition as we start our next
sport “Chinese Basketball!”
Whether or not the Chinese
play it, we do not know, but all

ip that have participated in it here

have enjoyed it. Lined up along
the sides of the court, the
“spares” of the teams also play,
as well as the 10 regular play-
ers. We will soon have our
scouts on the ‘scene to report
top talent. Pees

School Club activity is in
full swing. The aquarium club
has all kinds of beautiful tropi-
cal fish, guppies, and sword-

‘David McLellan is ‘highest
in. chess club standings < with
Michael Fedoruik and Ted © Ar-
chambault in second place.

The gymnastic club has 16

members. ‘David’ Babich ‘reports
that the boys are not'so initeresi-
ed in ‘just developing ‘muscles
as ‘they are in working on their

| horse, rings, “ropes, “high bar,
parallel bars and nats, under

expert 4
ho is raised throughout
fer whole district ce wate | UP
sport.) He
instructor and
we are very lucky to have him.

of tri , seized
the tapes and other equipment
at the hotel.

The Canadian union asks
for a Supreme Court geclara,
tion that it is entitled to
session of all the tape recor: gs
made by the defendants “or their
agents” without the consent of
the Canadian union “‘of all con-
versatone of the plaintiffs at

the Ritz Hotel between Nov. 3
‘and Nov. 7, 1966.

CABARET

Saturday, Jan. 14

DANCING TO THE VAGABONDS

Hi Arrow Arms
MOTOR HOTEL

The Canadian union also

Education the |**

crete as a means of cutting down |

d from making
st}or transcripts of ‘the contents

ation. ‘They use the Ga

radio microphones or.transmit-
ters, or other electronic eaves.
dropping devices.”

Tt also seeks‘:dama: a5 for
nuisance. and for invading: its
privai vaey by the alleged electronic
eavesdropping and recording.

‘The Canadian union claims
the international: union infring-
ed on its copyright in connection
bitoord the words and conversa:
tion: recorded
without: the ‘knowledge and con-
sent of the plaintiffs.”

The Canadian union claims
that the international “wrong-
fully converted to its own use.”
the Canadian union’s words and
conversations.

it seeks an injunction which
would stop the defendants from
eavesdropping on it or its mem-
bers in convention or elsewhere

by electronic means or other-
wise.

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tt wants the defend:

stopped

of the tapes, and from publish-
ing to any person the contents
or any part of them, or from in-
forming any, person’ of the con-

The Canadian union wants
a court order which would re-
quire the defendants to either |.
deliver the tapes to them, or
turn them over to the custody
of the court pending the out-
come of the litigation.

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Saguars. were acclaimed the
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Mrs. Miller and Mr. Maglio.

Jed the school in carol singing,
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with a gay. and swinging “sock
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As art ot our English pro-
gram, the movie “Shane” was
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