“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Since service clubs’ main-
stay is often the finances to
do their needed work, why | ¢
not try to collect ideas for
bringing in those small
amounts that grow into dol-
lars?

Here is one of the many
ideas of which I am sure
someone sol make use.

ling a large cake

expected to make the Paey for
the next meeting. This dime,
Reeillers, to say, goes “into

Over a period of a few

months the collection of dimes

flowers, Zegarales of rain, as
the wonderful display of blos-
soms proved at a recent tea
in Robso.
‘Even “more evident was
that one could not say, whos
who, for here was

“the of chivalry 15
k- | not. dead— _ eo ast a little mixed | Hg
up as two preschoolers seem-/

ed very concerned over the

chain coming off of one of

their bicycles.

There was no way of tell-

ing wh whether they were broth-

sister, but she alae a

good on aie of vutting the chain

back on while he held the bi-
eycle.

An

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
*24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

it's
a 2 timely one.

Here is one heard recent-
ly that’s. madect 0, order for

je camper 5
If you want” a_ holiday
free from alarm clocks, just
toss a generous supply ROE
loose cereal on top of th
the first

Te ang birds hi
breakfast on the camper’s
roof.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

TONIGHT

ST. RITA’S HALL

dental community spirit, oof E

always prov: Bes.

” But ' May does Save its

‘/Long-Time Guide Leader

MARRIED aries this month in a ony sine wedding
held in the Kinnaird United Church were Terri Linda Mc-
Leod, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLeod of Kinnaird,
and Mr. John A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs; J. Johnson,
also of Kinnaird. Rev. C. Howard officiated. For their honey-
moon the young couple travelled to Banff and Jasper. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson are now residing in Castlegar.

— Pettitt Photo

Honored .at Robson Tea

Recognition of 25 years nie pack singing Sambo, and
of service’ in guiding was giv-|I've Got The Brownie Spirit.
& = A flash-back on Mrs.
tea honoring’ ‘h her la | Johnson's sorvinies was the
day at the Robs oF, eas.
hail, f |. Setting the. stage for nar-

She entered the flower-|tator Colleen Hill were sev-
decked hall { through an hon-| eral Guides holding cardboard
edie gg erentp rmtcner tn

_ Jol Pat uniforms of the various years,

Joining Mrs positioning themselves behind
the heads tab table giere district ae placards ‘to.complete the
figures with their own heads.
On January 21, 1942, Mrs.
Johnson had her first brownie
pack of-eight girls. Ske was

‘Togart; division camp advisor
Mrs. Reg Bro; Mrs. James R.
commission-

time to the young people.
In addressing the up,
Mrs. “Johnson vferalled tg e
names'0: who have
now 8 oe ad Sautthood. She
said they are all scattered in
so many. directions now, but
she felt great pride in the
fact that several of the girls,
while in the movement, re-
ceived their gold cords.

ated gv ensigns and inscrib-

ed to ackngwiedde: the 25
year’s service.
A program was presented

with the. First obsor brow:

er {enrolled by Mrs. W. E. Mc-
Cabe in 1944,

Were attended in*Nelson as
the pack‘ at “that time was
in | Bart of the Nelson district.:*/|
From 1964-66, Mrs; John-
son was a_ district commis-
sioner for Castlegar.

She became division com-
missioner, a position she still
holds, in 1967.

The first brownies met
at fie homes of Mrs, Bill Wal-
die-and Mrs. Johnson.

ie the number of girls
increased, new. .accommoda-
tions. were found in the pre-
sent Robson community
which at that time was a ho-
tel. The rooms used had form
erly housed the saloon.

It was at this time Mrs, P.
ferrin offered her assistance
with
Basing fhe jaiternoon, a

specially d¢ ted cake was
cut bY irs, Jo Johnson and serv-

SHOPPERS’ GUIDE

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if it, appears, phone, or write tho Castlegar News and we will mail

. you a crisp, ‘new $2.00 bill,

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TS te
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The Place to Save
10% OFF for CASH
EVERYTHING

FOR A,DAD AND HIS:LAD |.

Giothing, Prams & Farnitaze

_ Bverything to Wear for

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- SALES AND SERVICE

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vw — STEREO — APPLIANCES

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FLOWERS AND
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By Envoy Mallory Christ's chief ci
Satvation Army. | was ciways, for the ae ie

He saw them as “sheep
‘having no shepherd,” and
loved them go much, that He | A
gave His life to save them.
We belong to the people and
they are our concern, be-
cause we are Christ's.
| ‘The measure of our con-
‘cern will determine our ef-
forts to reach them for the
Master's sake.

Any person who is to
win souls must, by some
means, make the indifferent
and’.unconcerned. hear and
consider the truths of salva:
MOTORS LTD. tion, In order to do this he

must get into contact with

PH. 365-7033.
SHELL PRODUCTS them.

‘PETTITT PHOTOS

Some of the. ordinary
work of The Salvation Army
will bring the Salvationist in-
to direct contact with the peo-
‘ple, but opportunities must be
made. for contacting, the}
crowds and individuals for
Christ.’

H ‘A ‘consistent, godly. life
will’ always attract’ people to

PETTITT PHOTOS

{lad

Spring
Special:

our: Christ's’ cause. All can-
not’ preach sermons,~ teach
| children or- do: public work,
but_all christians should be
soul winners

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You cannot reach a thou-

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Christ‘s: Salvation was Not Restrictive

Christ Himself used this
effective measure. Seven of
the apostics were won to Him
by individual work — Peter,

James, John, Philip, |

drew,
Nathanacl and Matthew.

It Is worthy of note that
in the New Testament the lay-

men, and not the specialists
only, became soul winners.

We are challenged to face F

the problem of keeping con
tact. with the people in th:
changed habits and condition:
of today. This calls for care.
ful planning and timing.
Let us never forget that
we are a people with a mis
sion and a message. Let ur
it with conviction
and- courage.
\. For many years our radic

Programs carried with it our,

creed:
I pass through this world
be Any good that 2 a
mi
— let me do it now, en
Let me'not defer nor ne-

glect it,
way'a

For I shall never pass this
gain, u

23 posters of both junior and senior ang some
‘They were painted at the suggestion of the
Cc of . Co if. Ci an

“district, which donated the prize monéy and
was in charge of distributing the posters
throughout the area after judging. Chamber

members Les Campbell, left, and Len Kar-
rigan: chose the winners.

—.Castlegar News Photo

FLOUR, Dutch Oven ............ 20 Ibs. $1.49
CALA BLEACH, 128 oz. - We
PEANUT BUTTER, 8. Buy, 48-02. .. 99c
CHOCOLATES, Willow Pack .... 3 for $1

Full Line of HOOVER Appliances
Holiday Record Players & Tape Recorders

HOOVER MINI-WASHER AND SPIN DRYER

cpeuel oc $179

Special
See Us For Supplies
— Rock Gas pe ze Ss

BA Gas and eee
United Purity Store

Johnny's Grocery.
& Gas Sales’Ltd.

On Robson Side of the Ferry

Marms and..black ‘caps. The
‘Comets are coached by Walter

Uniforms Worn
By. Junior Ball Players,

The boys of the Sandlot, Murray Price and the winning
vision, Castlegar- Robson | one ‘by Steven Miros.

“Gold ig the color of the
vomets’ shirts » with’ ‘black

eeyclew.
comes the

The Braves defeated the

1D,
Tigers 16-11 and at: Robson

the Cubs won over the Mets
20-24 with the winning pitch-
er David Johnston.

May 24 saw the Thrums
Yankees outpace the Dodgers.

9-2,

‘At Robson the Cubs went
into the ‘bottom ‘half of the
sixth inning with a 12-2 lead,
barely ‘managing to salvage'a
‘win, with the Glants scoring
8 runs:in'the bottom .of-the
sixth.

The final score was Cubs
12, Giants 10...
Little Canadian division

SHRIMP, Pacific Maid 4% oz... 2 for 89c
TOMATO JUICE, Libby's, 48 or. 3 Ae
WHITE VINEGAR, Heinz, 33 or, . os

Nabob Sliced, Halves, Tidbits, 28 oz.

FLOWERS ABOUNDED at the tea held last:

or Mrs. H. Johnson for 25 years of dedicat

and ‘brownies’ of the area.' Preseiiting _Mrs. Johnson with
bouquets are Guide Janice Minnich and brownie Laurel Suth-

érland.: Mrs. Johnson was ushered into the hall by an honor
guard of the two-groups and ‘presented, a. cake: decorated
with flowers and a:25-year motif — Castlegar News hots

Del, Monte Cut, 14 or. heen ig eee,
CREEN BEANS, sensenitetenees B tins Ger f] >:
le : Weekly. Paper Manager.

. Cecil Ames. Appointed. |"

standings as. of May 26 were—
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‘ Department of. Highways,

DEPARTMENT OF, HIGHWAYS
KOOTENAY LAKE
FERRIES. SCHEDULE

The following schedule ‘will be effective on the KOO.
TENAY. LAKE FERRIES commencing June 2, 1968 at
‘Tas am. ve

‘PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME
Leave Balfour. Leave Knew Lj

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pOpeeGeaesges

FEGFRE VER

820-Nelson Avenue, .
NELSON, B.C." '

* May: 22,-1968.";-

CAP.N-CRUNCH & > HUN
2. 2 pkgs. 69c

vertising and mo
recently lu ee ane his
business, in |V:

of Reve ie appointment of ¢ Cecil jin the retail firm he now as-
of. the nsibilit

quien as
Enucated in Winnipeg, he

business career in jo:

of the

‘The
525 West Georgia Street,

to defeat the Indians'5-4.

On’ Wednesday ‘the’ An-|;
gels had to came fom behind
in the bottom of the sixth -in-|-

department manager four
later. -

The: vwin: was. accomplished
couver 5, BC ‘with two. home runs, one by

we ides Katie T nd : . Teenagers q 5 f years’:
eid juides greene ani Children — “youths. Flowers ‘Wired Anywhere j a‘ ‘After serving in the Can-

* 24 sensational rides!
‘The Trabant, The Paratrooper and 2 Score of Supersonic ‘Thrills?

CANADA'S GREATEST MOTORIZED MIDWAY

.proudly presents

THE SCRAMBLER, '

for their gold cords.
A report was given by
Guides Pauline Lesy and Col-

y. spoke giz mipeline
Lady yaaa -Powell and visit-
ing Ottawa:
Souvenirs “of the trip
were displayed.

Ji
wards the tea ‘vuile see:

FRUIT
GROWERS
MUTUAL

mae Speciatize in

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Work during ‘ Second
orld War and being dischar-
ged with the rank of licuten-
ant, he was Saeed to Cal-
gary by the. Hudson's Bay
Sonpany and then to Victoria
as

Mr. Ames joined David
Spencer Limited in Vancouv-
er in 1946 as head of.the ad-

Spencer firm was
: purchased ‘by Eaton's. in’ 1948.
In’ more recent years ars his
business” experience ex-
panded when 1 he established a

‘Vancouver ‘women’s ‘wear re-
tail store, Edwards Sports-
wear Limited..02°° i < -

Having. sold zis interest

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