~wimmaueuAn NWS, Thursday ,Oct. 31, 1968

LS

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ph, 365-5637

Next to ithe Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza
Fanally | Bible Hour - 10 a.m.

Worship am.
Evening Worship Service
00 p.m,

pee chia
surttE SALVATION ARMY
junday:

Be Din Prayer and
Sees Study

"730 >. .m, Home League
ie P. gu

ly:
7.30 p.m. Open Air and Young

Peoples.
Public invited to all services,

You are never a! a piraneee at
Envoy aud Mrs, me Mallory | “so

365-7112

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 9.30 am.

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.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.

7 pm. Fri. Youth Fellowship
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study |?
and Prayer — Held in Homes

(MAN ALIVE

Pastor L.. M. Simmons
Pentecostal Tabernacio

mother, her brown eyes big
with fear:
old vase that has been in the

“Youths Dropping Values

The little girl ran to her

“You know that

studied in high school and|;
the law of gravity, do they
change from generation to
generation? No! Neither do
the moral and spiritual laws
of God change.

family for ions?” she

never comes by

asked, making a valiant effort
to sound casual, “Well, this
generation just dropped it.”
This gencration is drop-
ping a lot of things, valuable
things, that have been in the
family for a long time.
Things like moral standards
and respect for authority, vir-
tue, restraint.
The philosophy of the
modern man is simple. “We
want to be free,” they say,
we'll break past these
outdated boundaries. We’!
not be hemmed in by antique
laws and archaic restrictions!
They give us claustrophobia:
We want freed
The ‘shitasunlie of the
modern man is wrong. There
is no ireedory & outside of
God’s boundari There is
no real Talent beyond | i;
the standards of
only bondage.
God gave Adam one law.

ju will
and perfect life.” Adam dis-
obeyed God’s law, but did he
find freedom by breaking
God’s law? He found only
slavery. and death. There is
0 liberty outside of God’s

the Bible,| UBC.

rebelling against God's laws.

118 Nurses Hear
Visiting Professor

An estimated attendance
of 118 nurses from Castle-
ger, Nelson and Trail attend-
ed a recent district meeting
held anttne form of a dinner
at the Hi Arrow Arms. PILE OF ROCKS shown here

cleared from the proposed p!
Selkirk College recently by

of the thousands of small rocks and stones

dents and faculty members. The group was

are oni aa some
dump trucks.
laying field at
some 200 stu-

green oasis by next summer.

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

- WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

epe
Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Sp 2. li: co in Chi F 1 ”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
. Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

assisted by a machanical loader and two

The field is now almost ready

for seeding, said a College official, and it is
hoped that the bare playing field will be a

es for the chart

0 patients have been cured
BOS 's 33rd Shrine Club here

or mat isted back to

normai life.

» only

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza

Tell me, do those physic-
al laws that God laid down
when He created this world
change? The laws of physics
and chemistry that were

10 a.m. Sunday School Hour
11 a.m. Morning ip

, the opportuni-
ty arises to take a look at
the work Shriners are doing|stay in a Shrine Hospital is
with their hospitals for crip-|78 days. The average cost
pled children and their newer|for a child to go through a
burn institutes. Shrine Hospital is $1,389.

; Cc. Andy Andrew, hospi. The average cost per

or

The average length of

7.30 p.m. Service
Tues., 7.80 Prayer-Bible Study
Phone 365-7807
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave. Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Friendship Service and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

‘Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and

Prayer 7.30 p.m.

Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
Pm.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Rev. Terry Allen

ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH

Services at 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 am.

— Ph. 365-7424

MORNING
. Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON
Rev. Geo. Hermanson — Ph. 365-8337

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 am.

WORSHIP
Robson, 9.45 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH KI

Kinnaird 11.00 a.m.

Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814
Sunday School, Kinnaird, 930 am.

INNAIRD - GENELLE

Genelle 9.30 a.m.

race or religion.
The
al was opened in 1922.

GOSPEL

| day is $20.30.
High Arrow Shrine Club, re- More ‘than $26,000,000
oe tere are now 22 pee ern invested in Shrine
ine tals for Cripple losp' .
Children ia North Aneiicn Every Shriner on the
two of them in Canada (at|continent has an equity in
and i )| Shrine either by an
There are also two Burn In-{amnual assessment or by a
stitutes where badly-burned|hospital life membership.
children can go for treatment Such was the culmina-
and surgery. tion of a dream that some-
To become a patient in a body should do something
Shrine Hospital, children these unfortunate- Tittle
must come from homes arms
whose parents or guardians Ce and. or svictins of
cannot afford the medical
and hospital ¢
Children are accepted as
of color,

The Nobles of the Mystic
Shrine have dedicated them-
selves to this cause and their
can never be
properly assessed.

_ Over 837,000 Nobles com-

patients

first Shrine Hospit.

ples
United States, Gamat and
Mexico.

SERVICES
In Castlegar
LEGION HALL
Continuing

‘The Shrine, organized in
1870, has appealed to many
because of. its colorful cost-
umes, ceremonies and page-
antry, all pices an Arable or
Near East fla
Each Sunday 3 p.m. the dlamer of pihe or-
ganization | een ighten-
All Invited ed by. the history and origin

C. Rankin C. Wilson of th e Shrine rituals. Walter

ig and William J.

folks with twisted frames, Sphi

blishment of the Order.
the Imperial
Grand Council for North
America was formed with
headquarters in New York|4
aa at that time the pre-
requisite for membership in
Europe, Asia, Africa and Am-

degree Scottish Rite Mason or
Knights Templar in good

standing.
of the Im-

Connell ow

aaa Council was to build
the Order of Nobles into an
organization for the exercise
of charity, improvement of
the fraternity of Free M:

ry in the U.

Council Session.
‘The Crescent is the of-
cial insignia of the Order.
In the center i is the head of a Red

Florence originated the esta-)ternity to

Shriners Run Hospitals for Kids

As the day fast apy roach: ene ensuing years over 140,-
ing

provide proper
housing for the Masonic re-
lies. Ground for the struc-
ture was broken in 1922 and
ia n May 1932 the building was
ledicated in Alexandria, Va.
Here the heart of Shrine-
dom is seen in three rooms!
the Shrine Room contains a

INSURANCE

AUTO FIRE LIFE

For Complete Insurance
Needs Please Contact .. .

M. W. Mike SHISKIN
Representing Fruit Growers Mutual
& Co-operative Insurance Service

Box 1266 Castlegar 269 Columbla
Phone Office 365-6665 Home 365-6704

variety of exhibits

the varied of the

Mystic Shrine. These are a
mechanical Shrine parade of
miniature uniformed units,
an expansive relief map of

opted at the First Imperial pai

Roosevelt, ea Harry S. Tru-
Be ae case with mu the official
eo

ea a replica of each

Hostal and various historic

hs of all

or,” and
tiny,

e first’ maj
undattaken by he ‘Order was
1888 di

ville, Florida.
and nian ae

Temple, assisted b;

Kents 5 iat
themselves

corps to aid vit

‘esac nee|

ictims,
Fun loving Shriners pave

taken great Sade in thei

arades. The first was held

rr charity
1 the yellow’

fever epidemic in Jackson.
The officers’?

a relief,

Re-
corders and Treasurers are
on display.

is one of the

Fellowship
llowsbrine Principe The Shrine
provi eter to widen

‘and id provides Close association

‘who are leaders|
in ‘a "valk of of life.

WHO WILL BE
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT’S

1968 CITIZEN
OF THE YEAR

Groups, individuals and organizations wishing to
make nominations are asked to contact:

Bill Oleski at 365-6484
or Gib Lind at 365-7828 after 5 p.m.

Deadline: Nov. 22, 1968

Sponsored by Castlegar Kiwanis Club
, 243

in Balemare a 1884 and the
first parade was
bela ino maha in 1892. It was

é,, pageant from
Start to

The George Washington
Masonic National Memorial
in Washington, D.C. is the
result of a movement started
in 1910 by the Masonic fra-

YOUR

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

SAYS

_ DONT WAIT FOR SPRING —

DOIT NOW!

Enquire for particulars of the Provincial New Home Building Grant . .«
Up to $1,000 Outright Grant Available.

_ @OVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Department of Finance
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, British Columbia .

Your Con

Community
Chest Drive

Is Now Nearly Complete
222222

IS YOUR VOLUNTEER CANVASSER
CALLING BACK AT YOUR HOME? |

ity Chest

is 2 volun- |.

appreciate it.

teer. He is giving up his free time — his evenings -
and weekends — to help in this United Appeal drive.
If you asked him to cal] back when. he first called,
please be ready for him when he calls again. You'll
make his task just that much easier for him and he'll

Give Once to Over

Worthy Organizations

Senior Citizens Arrange
Transportation for Meets

Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens held their re-;
gular meeting last Frida:

ning in the Legion Hal

tres being away so long ow- P

ing to ines:

Pransportation¢ ote senior sitz-| Mo

jellies to the ae Rest
dome. Mrs. Morris reported ;
having a talk with Fred i Bon-
nett, manager of Castle Bowl.
adrome, regarding the senior
citizens having a special time

man ‘are going to be away
for several weeks 50

ert Crissall said she would
aa on ithe tell kitchen committee
in fei ir
erhe oe and visiting

ternoon was set aside for the
senior citizens and those in:

at Nelson.

prize. Entertainment was pro-
sent “send. a

en

vided by fhe. members of St.
David’s. Anglican. Church

an
fronts were ‘made. The mem-|sent het dios fos for the cards
bers all agreed to 0 escape he

Brn and

will
mith at the time of meet-| wi

tertain themselves as

1 es they can
ise: Mee and Mig, F. donk:

OISRRESTDRTTETTTRTSLOG TUTTLE

AIRLINE
RESERVATIONS

e
MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED

e
CASTLEGAR AGENT
FOR THE WESTERN

HOTEL CHAIN

WEST'S

DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

1h Maptonal ‘cou
y jing ne oe will be held in the

Sim Waldie. with ‘Br. FA.
received.
ne had banquet] Hostetter. at the piano. The
as discussed and it was de-|choir sang several anthems
cided to hold it on Dec. 13.'!and then asked the senior
all; a eral proviris| citizens er thats favorite

all joined in
ah will be ner maging.
at t! council meet-| The members of St. David,
ACW served delicious
fregnments and on pehalt Ot
the members, Mr. Evans ex-
tended sincere thanks and
appreciation for a very plea

Le iy t 2 p.m.

present.

pogo to he
= Evai

POPULAR COURSE at Selkirk College for
nd|male students is' the forestry technology
-| program.

.|for bowling. Wednesday az- [ree

field trip by
Here Gordon Fitchett, who is

South Slocan area. Gordo!
suring tree diameters with diameter tape
sant and enjoyable evening. enrolled in the course, is shown ona recent as part of timber cruising practice.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors
for
Fast Efficient Complete Service
in
Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

forestry students into the
n is shown mea-

thanks to those members who
had donated fruit jams, and

Driver Charged
Following Briltiant

“COFFEE BREAK” |Letter to Editor
Lauds Council, Highways

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

Dear Sir:

aed behalf of the resid:
of the Castlebar subdi

John Charles auiller sof
Castlegar was charged
speeding following the strik- ttle earls by ee verlag.
ing of an abutment at the standard a last Sunday,
Fearne last; Satur: you can pape —_ the youngest

Miller ey southbound |°f our Hallowe'en masquer-

on the Robson road. at 8.15 poe will be off to an early

when he lost control of his
1962 two-door Chevrolet, re-
rt police. Damage is esti-|

po! the annual shel out be-'
mated at $900.

cae they call it an unnec-

ee test demand I.
outs, I am a firm believer to,
remember pik many, -but in
a modest f

It is our 6 own guilt com
plex of locking cheap, or of
Qeeping up with the Jones’
ana not the of the

Tonight is the night of seams it to stop with both my-
oldest Jon usin;
Here is
could easily be sent a type-

Many have lost heart in|t!

ene ¢ would like to ‘aepress

a public thank you, to both

husbai coo, my |the legar council ans

rat nf department of ‘highways.

Recently it became ap-
remedy

8 oti letter that

of people from
sion met with council ane
department of highways in
an effort to work out some
solution. ee
The council, particularly
Mayor Murray Little and Ald.
Lorne Zinio, gave us the full-
est co-operation and the de-
partment of highways | under

therely, Loith Hughith. —

Squadron 581
Group Re-Elects
Ils Executive

by Broprietor: Ea
thanks to

The Castlegar and District
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Hopes you will support
RECREATION COMMISSION NO. 1
HALLOWE’EN PARTY

for the children of Castlegar
and District to be held on the
REGIONAL COMPLEX SITE

TONIGHT

at. 8.00 p.m.

FREE CANDY AND GOODIES
AND FIREWORKS DISPLAY

caused the sale of contents
Gates.

make Castlegar a safer place
for our children.

Judy Campbeil,

Castlebar Subdivision.
Castlegar Man
Serves on Rover
Advisory Board

Ron Strelioff, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Strelioff of

district
Ke us oe

Meosible consideration.

Again, our sincerest

The ii i
tee of Castlegar’s 581 Air
Cadet Squadron held its elec-
tion meeting at ies Stanley

paps. should be.

Buy ahighest-interest-yet Canada Savings

Bond at the Bank of

get back 2% times what you've put in. $250
for every $100 invested]

And
you can buy
by Yinstalments

The Bank of Mi

Savings Bonds by instalments as well as for
cash. You can buy yours for 5% down, balance
in easy payments over a year.

It has been said that mar-
riages were more lasting in
the generation before us. -_
1 wonder if this is parti-
ally to be blamed on the de-
mands of our times, or again
of keeping up with modern | Full
tren

ds.

Take the traditional sug-
gestions for gifts marking the
first 10 years of marriage.
pean ‘were paper, cotton, dea-
ther, fruit (flowers), wood,
candy (iron), wool cope.

School
recently.
Last year's crticers were

Plan to Auction
Gates of St. Leon
~ Hotel Furnishings

On Nov. 16, the contents| [?
of the historical land mark
Gates of St. Leon hotel on the
Arrow Lakes will be auction-
ed at Nakusp, thus marking
the end of an era on the Ar-
row Lakes.

tre:
squadron ‘hostess Mrs. _N.

Mrs. i "Brady, bowling Sons
Wm. mth _and publicity
Mrs.

Abay commander D.
Lester introduced Rev.

bronze (pottery), pottery (wil-
low) rand tn ein,

china, crystal

i
The modern counterpart Pro!

The hotel was built in

motions wi ers Minto and Bonnington.
SHSS on Nov. 20 at 7 p.m.
All parents are invited to.at-

1906 ‘serving the sterawheel-|
i Ke

Construction of the Ar-
row dam whose waters will

the Boy
Saat of Canada Provincial
Council for B.C. and the Yu-
kon meeting in Vancouver
during the long weekend.
This was the first meet-
ing of ‘the J Rover Advisory
Committee.
Ron is attending UBC and
is a member of tre Rover
He_ has

The committee is to assist zn
the promotion of Rovering
throughout the province and
the Yukon.
Guest speaker at the
meeting | 9 was Ken ‘ Roberts,
leader gaa) to the 1968
ee Others _at-

Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

RUMPUS ROOM SPECIAES

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KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES
“WNe Take Better Care of Your Building Needs”
636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

tend gad: Tefreshments ‘will

inundate the hotel site has

Montreal and in 14 years

ni
family and often a home not
yet paid for, if not well mort-

lontreal sells Canada

be serv

at
ANDERSON

Get

Bankof Montreal

Canade's First Bank

7 Canada Savings Bonds
TO thie Bankof Montreal

AGENCIES
Castlegar, -B.C.
Phone 365-7944

ach year,

Grant ‘when ‘paying their home ‘taxes.
than the’3ist of December each year.

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
REMINDS YOU TO
MAKE SURE
THAT YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR YOUR
HOMEOWNER’S GRANT OF UP TO $130.00

wners must-apply to thelr respective Municipalities for this
ie : You must apply for this Grant not later

‘GOVERNMENT.OF ‘BRITISH. COLUMBIA