CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., Mey 2, 1968

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Christian Science Lecture

Entitled

“Christian Science:
The Discovery of the Healing Christ’

|. By Geith A, Plimmer, CS., of London, Eng.,
Member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship

Monday, May 6th, 8 P.M,

First Church of Christ Scientist
209 Baker Street — Nelson, B.C.

Formation of Museum Requires
Research, Patience Savs Webber

The basic function of a
museum. the collecting and
disolaving of items of histor-
‘ical interest. is being handled
very. well in the Cactleror
area by a group under tho
deadershie, of Harold wes

zene,

it will

to better understand the com-

omits z

Tt will help school child-,

ren to interpret the growth
our

: this
help the tourist

roject.
now have on eas
several hours of interviews
with pioneers, and expect ‘to
have a great deal more.
° We-hope to have complete
of men and wo-

We do id want the miu-
yam to hi attic,

men who made worthwhile

” where is, however. mere
5

to or +
museum than meets the eva,

In a recent addrese to the
Kiwanis Club, Mr. ‘Vehher
outlined some of the relative:
ly unknown tasks in, the for
mation of a museum.

The Castlegar. News vre-
sents, for the interest of read-
ers, the text of that address.

oe ef @ oe

Py Harold Webber
e is a great deal
more to. ‘nuseume than iust
displays of

material.

At this point the, speaker | 1!

displayed a set of Gurkha
knives as an example of a
nonlocal item. They would en-
hance any display, yet add
nothing to depict the early
heritage. of this district, he
sai

oe its relatively new fun-| ¢o;
ction as a study centre, the
museum provides room for
pupils to study.

For examole there has to be
a registration record and 9
catalogue system ar well ne
the. preservation and restor-
ing of artifacts. The Museum
Committee. Mrs. Frank Wil-

cox, Mel Maglio, Ed Soree and | them

Harold Webber, is prevarine

itself to handle all these as-

g pects of the museum’s func-
jon

The museum will have
deeper ‘meaning to local citi-

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boo! 1s ranging
from local to national history
are also available. te
Pupils will have an oppor-
tunity to examine artifacts.
They need fo be pet oe to han-
dle Tells to

jeontributions to the life. of
e

Present displays inctude:
dian Artifacts, a section on
evolution of the camera, First
and Second World War items,
steamboat items aly mining
ith ‘evolution of "the gun,
depicting ‘the Doukhobor way
of life, a blacksmith shop, doc-

tors’ ical__instruments,

items depicting the carly days
at Renata and Deer Park and In
early glassware.
‘We have ‘received many |n
offers of assistance with the
assembling of displays. This
means ‘we will have profes-
sionals hates the museum
ae

Pup! 1s will be* able to
question the, curator. or guide.
nning to have

aaioeng and ‘a pictorial ar- be
ie com-| ;

chives containing thi
plete history of the district.
will involve someone go-
ing to the Trail, Rossland and
Nelgon newapapers and ex-
tracting their earliest
editions any information per-
taining to this area.
We.are ina unigue. posi-
tion in that these three papers
will give us.a complete cross-
section of events’of local in:
terest until 1947, when local
coverage was enhanced even
further with establishment of
the Castlegar News.
community chest has

The
given us a $300 eran toward

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lzenhauer and ea mn Quayle vil will

help with the mining. exhi

bit: Walter Markin and Barn-
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e Suther-

Cangdian Legion with the’
world war

those who ahave indicated a
igness to assist in_
project... <

The ey

dealing :

at the museum. p
ith He: then conctuded se with |new

lays. mt

’ These are’only a few of oy deeply, they

this valved in ‘reople’s 'S lives. hon
has to be more mime

e loss of weapons at the
Ro jal Canadian Museum at
Chilliwack recently when the
museum was broken into. It
lig expected to have an alarm
'gystern 'mstalled in the Cast-
‘legar museum to prevent
he said.

: It is hoped to have paint-
ings by loca) artists on on display
in the museum -as
first Sonation a Beauatul he
ture of the S.S. Kootenay, was
given’ by Kinnaird resident

a

REP Means Progress,
Local Churches Approve

The
cal Parish was given full sup-
port by those attending a Sun-

Es meeting in the banquet
rf is Hi Arrow Arms. fin

room. of the Hi

The vote nas unanimous
to endorse and .support
plan of establishing REP in
this area on a three-year ex-
| perimental basis.

- The Regional Ecumenical
Parish would combine the re-
sources of the two United
Churches, Castlegar.and Kin-
naird, and St. ~ David's Angli-

cdn Church,
not a {heological

United Church and Rev.
mn’ Howard of the Kin-
naird United Chure!

They were “joined in the
al discussion by Bishop
Scott, Merv Rush, Peter Har-
der, Bert Colller, A. S. Calder-
bank, John piansbridge and
Mrs. A, P.

As of May 1, campers,
hikers and others lighting fir-
es in the woods were requir-

ed to have a fire
These are aval ible pie

wil
early household effects, items similar p!

available to the lic.

+ Future programs include:
school, tours, field trips for
Indian artifacts. lectures
ject and outside sources and

note-

This 1s
union of the
eriment iy * ihe

sharing and .cooperative .use
of the resources of the three,
a panel

store. ig

goods stores. the ROMP or
B.C. Forest Service office.

officials have

d that everyone start-

The , resrees include | int
m: en and wo-
men} ministers, - buildings,
secretarial help, _admministea-|.£0)

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ing = d in extin;

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worthy donations.
It:

have the museum open this
June but as both funds and
historical items are;‘coming
in rather slowly, the’ ovening | opt
will take place later’ in the

ear. om
The sp ker passed ‘arol
several erticl to the Kiwan-
ians, giving ce some idea of
what they might expect to see

nica.
tons.

would like to have items re-
ceived on a basis

and
reach out fo the pean Sho
stay away.

80
had been hoped. to

is} ment, hope was

of “atrort or re-
and in-

ency.
‘An active part was taken
by all when the gathering dis-
persed into. small ‘groups. for
en discussion. then reas-
gembled ito lore.its : find-
ings and ques' ions to a pan-
e <
Concern was shown in
matters of representation and
in changes that could take
Jace with the change of a
in one or in all
three churches.
Growing fr from the experi-
ed for
improv vement in -communica-

Bishop Scott spoke of re-
sponsible - - inter-communion
and discussed the question of

new malnisters fitting inte

with no conditions or reserva-
tions attached. Most museums
have; adopted the policy that

they will not: accept loaned
items, as it means they are
for: Gee

Soroptimists Honor
Mrs, Bridgeman’

reservation al
icles that nm not et

y ‘the museum.

roups or individuals ‘who

int
Guides, $25,° Terry Ackney
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