10 CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969

White Cane

‘Be Wise— Take Care of Your Eyes’

“If I had perfect vision blindness.

for only a minute, even

garbage can would look peau: blindness is beyond personal

fia says Burt Johnson,|control. Diabetes is h timo in washing them out
field secretary for the Can-|the list of causes, particularly
adian National Institute for|among younger people. It af- that man enjoys full sight.
the Blind in a White Cane|fects the retina of the eye.

Week interview.

He was reminding read-|several medical research pro-|saw in his basement work-
ers of the need to value good rams jon diabetic: blindness| shop. The blade hit a hidden

vision and to take care of it.
He pointed out that six Can-

adians lose their sight each|Solve “this ‘serious problem,”

day for a total of more than| ©

2,000 a

ticle,” he said, “someone in
Canada will become blind.”

‘fo underline the import-
ance of good eye_ health,
CNIB and the

of White Cane Week,

‘a yea preciation of good vision can-|one eye," the field secretary
“That Means that within EO eis naa ve continued. et he bad valued

four hours ot geading this ar- ion’ and an. awareness of his vision, he would have put
goods eye health go hand in|ing the ‘swit
ani

Canadian; Who one day last summer White Cane Week slogan but

Council of the Blind, sponsors | Was spraying weeds. The|if the CNIB had its way, it

‘are de-|SpPray-gun broke loose while| would be first in any set of

this annual education |in operation and shot oie 10 commandments for good
id

Week Slogan for 1969:

revention. face. His eyes were his first
mes the cause of|(hought and he wasted no

teh son with clear water. As a result

In contrast, he told of a
“But CNIB is sponsoring|man who was using a power

and one day someone will/nail and a fragment of the
metal went into one eye.

omments Mr, Johnson. “Ap-|“That man_ toda

has only

on safety Slasses before turn-

e Wise, Take Care of
He described a gardener, | Your Be yon is this year's

voting
period to sight p'

health.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Rer. E. A. Brophy
Ph. 365-7143 a
Sunday Masses at
9am.- 11 am.-7 p.m.
CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next to ne Cloverleaf Motel
stleaird Plaza
Family Bible Hour - 520. am.

Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship Service
7.00 p.m.

GRACE Bs
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th Ave. Kinnaird

mories wane with the pass-
than one account of such pre-| porore he people shall be

cumstances, even these are Three echt in succession be

es | VALUC.

to assess them

How many times have|When north shall thus divide
ews items reported some the south
or single individuals|The eagle builds in lion's
ting the end of the mout
Then tax and blood and cruel
war .
hese | prophecles one Shall come to every humble
loor.
ing of an uneventful dooms- ‘Three times shall sunny, love-

ly France
"I know I have read more |3¢ led 10 Play a bloody

et offhand only one

lingers in my mind. Three ‘tyrant rulers shall she

asked to relate the cir-

But predictions are made Bach! sprung | m different
nd it is up to the individual | hen when the fiercest fight
is d g

their own lone
The following verse “Mo- England and France shall be

Former Resident
Of Bluoborry Creek
Dies in Nelson

Veronica Mary Schulte,
87, formerly ot Blueberry
Creek, died Nelson last
Friday. The aT service
was held here Monday.

Mrs. Schulte was born in
Perham, Minnesota, Oct. 15,
1801. She was married in the
United States and came to
Canada and Saskatchewan in|”
1910 where she and her hus-
band farmed.

The Schultes moved to
B.C, and Trail in 1938 and to
Blueberry . Creek in 1942,
Mrs. Schulte had been a pat-
ient of Willow Haven since
1966.

She was a member of St.
Rita's Catholic Church.

Mrs. Schulte is survived
by her husband George, also
a patient of Willow Haven;
two sons, Edward and Henry,
poth of Blueberry Creek; one
daughter, Mrs. Pat (Kay) Au-
dia of Warfield; eight grand-
children and five great-grand
children. Also surviving are
two brothers both in the Un-
ited States.

Rosary was recited Sun-
day and mass of solemn re-
quiem sung Monday. Both of
these services originated from
St. Rita’s Catholic Church | ¥
with Rev. E. A. Brophy oftic-| yy,
iating.

Burial was in Park Me-
with th

Home in charge of arrange-
ments.

Directors of the Trail)
District Chamber of Com-'
merce are concerned that an!
apparent reduction in air ser-
vice will hamper Trail’s sear-
ch for secondary industry.

Separate Accidents
Result in Damages
Amounting to $720

Two accidents occured in
the Castlegar district last
Thursday evening.

RCMP report that at 8.15
that night, cars driven by
George Arthur Publicover of
West Vancouver and Gary
Murdock of Castlegar were in
collision on a “bad corner’
on the Deer Park road.

Total damage was esti-
mated at $270 and the accid-
ent is still under investiga-
tion.

At 845 p.m. on Thurs-
day, cars driven by Fred
Stamp-Vincent of Kinnaird
Norman McLeod of Castle-
gar were in collision at the
corner of Spruce St. and Col-
umbia Ave. in Castlegar.

be rere from Spruce

when the accident secured.
Total damage was esti-

mated at $450 and McLeod

Apparent Reduction of Air Service
Causes Concern to Trail Chamber

mes!

‘im
struct ted to seek ane es dota
on the transfer to B.C. Ai
Lines from CPA.

_Mr. Armstrong agreed to
work with new chamber pre-
sident Harry Edwards to seck
additional information. CPA

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

cision “because the DOT is
{hopelessly autocratic in its
| pronouncements.”
“J£ we hope to have any-
thing done, we have to mal
a lot of noise.” he said.

from the
Canadian Transport Commis-
sion to pull out and B.C. Air
Lines was selected over Pac-
ifie Western .Airlines to ser-
vice Castlegar Airport.
Directors admitted’ they
do not fully understand the
ramifications of the transfer.
It was understood B.C. Air
would carry passengers only
to the Okanagan or to Cran-
brook from Castlegar, neces-
sitating a ‘switch to Pacific
Western to complete a jour-
ney to or Calgary.

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the :
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

The initially en-

dorsed B.C. Air's 1, on

the undertsanding B.C. Air
would provide service super-
jor to that generated by CPA.
A few weeks later PWA ask-
ed for a hearing and the
chamber then notified the
department of transport it
would support any group that
would provide improved air

-| service to Castlegar.

Minutes of the two meet-
1 |ings were not available, but
tors indicated they
seek further informa-
irom DOT before accept-

stop at a stop sign.

was charged with failing to
we

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

‘ST. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

Send for it today!

DIRECTORS of the Castlegar Savings Credit Union xeported
on their stewardship during the past year at the annual

meeting of the credit union held Saturday.

night at Kinnaird.

Pictured at the head table are auditor tor Gorden Read, credit
union manager George Terhune, retiring director Sam Kina-
kin, vice-president Harold Webber who chaired the well-
attended meeting, director Andre Lamarche, new director
Frank

A. McKinnon and credit

Daw-

son. A number of resolutions were considered by the mem-
bership, including one doing away with the supervisory
committee and another increasing the scholarships avail-

able to SHSS graduates from two to three. Each scholarship
is valued at $150 and last year’s winners were Joanne Lan-
zarotta of Castlegar and Ken Guido of Kinnaird. — Castlegar
News Photo

SUGAR AND SPICE

Thoughts and Opinions on the Generation Gap

This week

den Gap,”
nd then had
chem write an

essay on it, The gap, not the

coin cidentally, on that
very day, I received two let-
ters that Baye me new thou-

“my old
th school math teacher. I
don't mean that he.was old.

It was just a long time
It was a

to hear from him. The plea-
sure came from his repo!
that he was alive and well
ind Surin and skiing. The
hock was the realization tha’
the gentleman we called “Old
Flem” is onl y abo bout 22 years
older tien

angely- us things
a in this world), I
abt pout ity

leasant shook

often a

LAST THREE DAYS!

ago.| Miss Liza McCullough used to; blown out of

t|/tumes a week, whether we

just below the ribs. And we

By Bill Smiley

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969

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my. young brother and a kid

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needed it or not. And we
liked them. And how Mr.
Cosgrove, our science teach-
so|er, a man of gigantic propor-
I}tions and the patience of a
in| saint, used to sweep two of
off our stools with one
cugé And we: never held it}) eo;
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foot girl, o 's face
as he confronts a long-! -haired
liked and respected him, boy.
when we got our breath back. Aud on: “Then there are
Those people got a rot-|the adults who, posing as

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ten deal, financially and soc- Shocked and indignant, eat up
jally, from the community.|Such Propaganda as “Wild
But at least they could ‘clob-|in the Streets,” search news-
ber a and that’s worth a|Papers for teenage orgies'on

Rev. J. H. Wiseman
DIVINE WORSHIP
and

ther Shipton’s Prophecies”
was recently printed in the
Rossland Minor.

It relates that Mother

as one. 5 E
The British olive shall next S = A- L —

wine
In marriage with the German

Shipton lived in England
sround 1640 and because of
her sharp tongue and pro-
phetic sayings, she was re-
garded by many people as a
witch. Her prophecies were

Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

vine.
Men walk beneath and over
stream
Fulfilled shall be our strang-

est dreams.
All England’s sons that plou-

The most dynamic budget

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Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

CHURCH OF GOD
Kinnaird Community Hall
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15 a.m.

published in 1681, almost poe Ths es essays ends with the
three, centuries 2 6. Fe Shall ey seen with book while

said before, is
up to the individual to as- The Boor shal shall now most wis-
sess nee things in their own| ang water wind where corn

from

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All covered oer with snow i s tior nd no getting
and hail. . ; 15 Per Cent Off if every. day, is the young peo-

And Ae ‘a word in uncouth ‘ ples. urge just to be left a-

s a lone. This tendency could be
Of what ‘shall be in future Suits, Sport Coats 20% OFF just disunifying as a re-

Volution. 7
Winter Jackets 20 - 50 % OFF
Sweaters and Shirts 20% OFF

Mother ‘Shipton’s Prophecies
A carriage, without horse

shall g
Duero aa’ the world with
Ih London Primrose Hill shall

Morning Worship 10 a.m. Its centre hold a bishop’s see.
7 p.m. Fri. Youth Fellowship nee ghis shall word men’s

shall
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
‘d Prayer — Held in Homes euler aS the ra of an
——————

grow:
Great, oUEes | "stand in far

e.
For, in those wondrous far-

Ss,
The women shall adopt a
And’ aie pete greatito dress like, men and trous-
How's ‘strange, and yet it shall ‘fd coat off: their locks of

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
fmereemce se, (Pca
opping hair.
10 a.m. Sunday School Hour Be mupside down the world They're astride with
11 a.m. Morning Worship row,
7.80 pm. Evangelistic Service And ‘gold found at the root of | 45 witches do on broomsticks

Weds? 00 Prayer Eee Through’ towering hills proud |-rnen love gall die and mar-
viage

COME IN AND CHECK FOR YOURSELF |
ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL

District Socials

, Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503 held last Thursday evening at at
Mr. . J. E. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
\ of ‘xinaled beaker Henry Knippelberg of Kin:

naind, for, their daugh' =
Beneath the water men shall Thea ‘rives es shall fondle cats ae 7 sie sf Keafppeber bet
Shall, ride, shall sleep, and] ang men live much the same ae we : : EAR : =] |points. Baits presente:

pie oth BL bie.
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CHRISTIES
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PENTECOSTAL
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Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

In white” in black, as well as Bulle ee ent of straw
Ereen. and sticks,

A sreat roe then shall come |For then shall mighty wars be

For prophecy declares it so. And? fines: and sword shall

Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study and In water iron then shall float sweep the
As easy as a wooden boat. |For those, who live the cen-

Friday: ayer ples 7.30 Gold shall ibe found in stream ‘ury through
aoe In land i that is as yet un-|™ fer and trembling this
known.
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A balanced budget with increased:
benefits for all British Columbia citizens-
but no increase in taxes!

‘When a business is run successfully and keeps growing, th Id look forward to it
dividends, The British Columbia Government believes in this principle of free enterprise, and it passes on
the benefits of British Columbia’s dynamic growth in the form of increased services or “dividends” to
British Columbia’s people.

‘The 1969/1970 British Columbia budget —
history — provides a int for the provi
Columbians will benefit in the new fiscal year.

The budget shows that everyone in British Columbia benefits from British Columbia’s.17 years of
We Serve You First — : i fence with its dy its long-range planning and pay-

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coe of ‘Blueberry Creek have

Flee KG the mountains and
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—_—
THE SALVATION ARMY"
Sunday:
240 a Hales Meeting |. Jew.
(5 B
ee Evening Service The Jew that once was held
scorn
BS Da Prayer an Shall be a Christian then be
carat an bo:

rm.
Thursd: A house of glass shall come
: pass
7a Pim Home Lengue In England — but alas, alas!

730 pan Gpen Air and Young A war, Eel follow with the
Peo:
pore i invited to all services, Where dwells the pagan and
K. Mallory|___ the Tur é
12 The iatates will lock in fier-
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You are never, a erapere at ‘An geek toltake each other's
le;

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To bog, am and. "forest and wild
Mrs. “Sophie Horlick’s mo-

For ‘lor wll rage and re Mrs. Katherine Lechuk,

When n Gabriel "stands on sea

Burial took place Saturday i in
Park Memorial Cemetery in

Mr. Dan McIntosh will be.
returning to the coast
| morrow after visiting his fs
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. AL Me-
Tntosh of
ig as guests of his Remain:
will be his wife and infant
son John.

and shore;
And as he blows his wond-
rous horn,
Old worlds shall die and new
‘ieibe born. So AES

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