CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 10, 1977

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NEW HOME fs under construction for longtime

resident of Slocan, Lloyd Sherwood, who was ~

left homeless Oct. 21 when his burned

Royal Canadian » Recreation Club and
Senior Citizens Association, along with many
dividual citizens, are d he will have

to the ground. Sherwood lost four of his pet cats
in the fire and had to be restrained and brought
to safety by a neighbor when he attempted to
rescue them. The project, spearheaded by the
Slocan Valley Lions Club has blossomed into a
full-ledged community endeavor as the local

a brand new bome at no cost to-him. Just prior
to Halloween a benefit masquerade dance was
held and now this 16 x 20 structure, to be heated
by electricity, is underway. Sherwood is also to
receive a television set and radio to add to the
comforts of his home.—Photo by Bjorn Edblad

THE CHURCH BELL |

ANGLICAN and UNITED CHURCHES

News and Views
from the

Partying, Church Style
Friday before ‘Halloween

) saw Resker Hall in Robson

filled with people, food; games,

laughter, music and fellowship. ,

And it cost not one penny.
‘This was the second social

“'in/as mai ny months ‘put on by

the United Church, so: that
church families and friends can
gather to have some
wholesome fun together, with-
out the high prices, booze, and
leaving-the-kids-at-home that
does with too many parties
these days.

The recipe for a fun
evening is very simple. Have
potluck for supper, ‘plan some
games, have a sing-song, and
the evening will take off from
there. Judging from our. ex-
perience, such a social evening
is what people want, and
they're willing to let their hair
down and have a ball when the

ity is provided.

Stop Use of Road as Access
‘Asks Mountain Road Residents

A petition bearing the construction on Mountain Road.

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names ‘of 17 residents of
Robson's Mountain Road asked
the provincial ‘highways and
public works ministries last
week to stop the road’s use as
an access to further new sub-
divisions in the area, and urged
them to stop work on the sub-
divisions. ,

Resident Jane McGregor
Monday said new construction
in,the area will result in heavy

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She said the road is near
Robson Elementary School as
well as her own home and will
poses safety hezard to children
in the area, °

“I wish it (the subdivision)
wasn't coming in at all,” she
said. “People-who live up here
are not going to take much
liking to the traffic.”

Another resident, Roy Pat-
terson, suggested Monday that
if the road is to continue as an
secess to the subdivision a

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from turning around in resi-
dents’ driveways and a through
road to divert the traffic should
be constructed at the end of the
road, _

The Regional District of
Central Kootenay board of
directors, which received a
copy of the petition, referred
the matter Saturday to the.
Area J director Martin Vander-
pol and: the Area J advisory

_ planning commission.

Conditions’ ~”

Are Blamed.

In Accident ©

A 1973 Fiat sustained
$1,000 damage when it left the
Castlegar-Christina Lake High-

way Tuesday evening five
{two miles) west of

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No charges have been laid’

against driver Lonnie B. Glad-
dish of Fruitvale. Road condi-
tions are blamed for the inci-
dent.

No. injuries have been.
reported. x

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The pre-Halloween party
included apple bobbing (led by
a dripping Alex McKinnon), a
balance the apple relay (who
, cut the apple to make it flat in
‘team’ one?),:a sweep the cat
relay (Mrs.’‘Thorp was out-
standing), and rousing singing
that drowned out the guitar
and organ!

Stars of the evening were
the ghosts who led the children
(including some 80-year-olds)
through a mysterious haunted
house.

Plans are being tentatively
made for another social on New .

Year's Eve, to include a brief
worship service at the stroke of
midnight.

Are You Here?, ;

A recent: survey put ini
categories the various reasons
(excuses?) people give for not

“attending :chureh,
There are the, “boxed. in”

people who feel the church’

stifles their persona! growth, or
makes intolerable’ mora! and
doctrinal demands,
There, are. the “burned-
> out". ‘They've. ‘dropped out of
chureh, having. grown tired or
feeling church consumes too
much time and‘ money.
The ‘locked-out" remember
feeling Unwanted or embarras-
séd.

one place, long. enough to
consider’ it home. They. often
have “trouble” finding a new
church where the’ services are
familiar. .

The “anti- instituttonalists”
sinsist you don’t have to join a
chureh to be a. Christian, s0
never worship ina church at all.

Some people are “pilgrims”
who keep looking for spiritual
belief and absolute values with-
out finding a satisfying creed to
embrace in the religions they
have been exposed to. .

Perhaps, when: you’ read
the above reasons, the agnos-
tics, atheists, and humanists
are more honest in their non-
attendance than the . many

“good Christians" who seldom
* see the inside ofthe church.

Then there are the “pub-
licans” who feel unworthy. But
feeling unworthy is about the
best reason for going to church
of them all.

Do the people of Castlegar
fall into any of these cate-
gories?

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FROM THE PEOPLE
WHO GAVE You

Service Concludes Today

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For Nick N.

Funeral ‘services began
yesterday evening from the
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home and will continue today
from 10 a.m, to 1 p.m. from the
Castlegar Russian Hall for the
late Nick N, Kinakin, 71, who
died Tuesday at the Castlegar
and District Hospital.

Mr. Kinakin was born

- April--29, 1906 in Langham,

Sask. He received his education
in that . province and was
married there on Jan, 25, 1930.
He resided in Saskatchewan
until 1932, when he moved to
B.C. and the Slocan Park area.

Kinakin
Slocan Park and Paul, of Castle-
gar; :a daughter, Nancy, of
Grand Forks; and \11 grand-
children.
Burial will take place at
Brilliant Cemetery with Castle-

gar Funeral Home in care of .

arrangements. é :
Ferry Traffic

Shows Overall

Increase

Listed. below is last
month's traffic, with October

“Nomads” seldom live.in |

Damage Minor

, But, Driver

Is Charged '
Only minor dainiagg has
been reported in a'two-vehicle
accident which occurred’ Tues-

:., day afternoon at 2nd Street and

‘Ith Avenue,'8,:

Police say a vehicle driven
by ‘Judith Lynn’ Roland of
Castlegar turned left to go into
Safeway but failed to yield to'a
vehicle driven by Helen Gallant,
of Castlegar, which was head-
ing towards downtown Castle-

Roland’ has: been charged
with failing to yield the right-of-
way. to through traffic.

No’ injuries have been
reported.

Results From
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club
Ten-and-a-half tables par-
ticipated in Monday night's
play at the Joy Keillor Bridge

Club in the Nordic Hall with the
following results:
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jorth-South
+ North-south average 121'/,
with first place going to Ian
MacDonald and Otto. Walker
Jr. with 167; second, Kees and
Martin Vanderpol with 186;
third, Lorne Musclow, and
Chuck Clarkson with 185;
fourth, Joy Keillor and Judy

Sheppard with 191’.

East-West
East-west average 108,

‘with first place going to Jim

and Doreen Campbell with 141;
second, Jean Fischer and Grace

Ivan: Oglow
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(next to CKQA)

Donaldson with 186; third,
Ttuka Cameron and Jo Mundt
with 181%; fourth, Louise
Gjennestad and Jack Mundt
with 117,

Beat the champs was won
by Jim and Doreen Campbell.

Observes 160th
Anniversary
Of Its Founder

This year marks the 160th
anniversary .of the: birth. of
Baha'u'llah, .Prophet-Founder
of the Baha'i Faith.

The Baha'is of Castlegar
will join the Baha'is in Nelson
this year to commemorate this
st it tomorrow: evening. In

the program will be:a i:
aide show, with photographs of
“the resting place of Baha'u'llah
and other Baha'i buildings and

_ shrines at the Baha'i World

Centre in Haifa, Israel.
Baha'u'llah, Whose name
means “Glory of God”, was a
native of Iran, Whose advent,
Baha'is believe, fulfills the
prophecies of the Old and New
Testaments, 4s well as those of
the Qur'an regarding the com-
ing of the Promised One.
Baha'u'llah declared the
purpose of religion to be the
promotion of unity and concord
among all the peoples and the
foremost agency for th eventual:
establishment of world peace.

The Baha'i Faith is now a
universal religion, established --
in over 333 countries and terri-
tories. The administrative cen-
tre of the Faith in Canada is

. located just outside of Toronto.

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ARE YOU INVOLVED WITH TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT :
IN YOUR ORGANIZATION?

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© Importance of morallty, and the need to take an
active role in the community

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Mi. Kinakin was employed
in the lumber industry, work-
ing for Triangle Pacific to his
retirement. He was a member
of the Union of Spiritual Com-
munities of Christ.

Surviving: are. his wife,

ry:
Round trips, 3,461 (3,275);
automobiles and drivers 30,097,
(29,080); passengers not driv-
ing, 40,405 (89,837); trucks, .all
types, 12,508 (11,570); trailers
and semi-trailers, 476 (594);
motor buses, 99 (126); motor-

Training and Devel

Last Spring and earlier this Fall, several preliminary meetings were held to
discuss the creation of sot organization in. the West Kootenays concerned: with
lopment

These preliminary meetings Indicated a number of things:

a) that there Is strong support for the idea of an organization in the West
Kootenay which could be a forum of exchange and co-operation for:
those concerned with, training and development;

Area ane Millie; two sons, Peter. of cycles, 19 (62); livestock, '0 (1).

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¢) that a founding meeting should be held and that all interested parties:

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_b) that the most effective mechanism for creating this organizatio: i
probably through: affiliation with the B.C. Sovlaty for Training and:
Development;

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