4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Jan .2: Jan .23, , 1969

SUGAR Al AND SPICE

~~ Where are the Good Samaritans?

fell
forget

never
Mrs.

‘ Popovich, My Pf

ia phoned
trom the bus

her we:
“Bill, I'm in a terrible mess.”
I groaned silently: “What is
it this time?”

To cut a long story
short, she had started out
with a little act of Christian
charity, or plain humanity,
and wound up with a pro-
blem that would have made
the Good Samaritan take to
his heels.

Mrs. Popovich has Par-
kinson’s Disease. She can

i iii Church Services,

walk by inches. On a
day, ae might travel 40° “treet
0 minutes, possibly cal.
flat on her face t
duting the procedure,
My wife helped her wn
to the bus in the city. -'..
days later, we practi: ‘lly

J hurled her onto a bus going

back to the city.

In the intervening iime,
she was a thorn in the spirit-
ual side, a scorpion in our
minds, Jn short, we worried
like hell about her.

She is sweet, and she
bus faith, and she has a
sense of humor. And she's as
stubborn as a mule.

She had come here to
visit the Shrine, with a view
to a spot of faith healing. The
Shrine is closed in the win-
ter. No priests, no services.
Just a big, dark, cold
church,

We got her settled in a
motel room on street level
because she — can’t,
d for hot food

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy

Ph. 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am. -11 a.m.-7 p.m.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-5637
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Pe Service

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

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

DIVINE WORSHIP
and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

sy
THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday:

9.48 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting

Peay Alta Evening Servi

Teo pam, tiger and
tudy

Thurs

pie "30 ©. pan Home League

730 pin. Open Air and Young
les.

Public invited to all services.
Envoy and Mrs. K. Mallory
Ph. 365-7112
You are never a stranger at
the Army

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
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.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Fri. Youth

steps.

drinks to be brought to
her. Visited her. Made her
promise to phone her daugh-
ter to come and get her.
she was adamant. Sat-
urday, somchow, she got to
the Shrine by cab. It takes
10 minutes to get her into
or out of a car. Told the cab-
bie to come back in two
hours. Door of church was
locked. She sat for two hours,
high on a hill-top, in a bleak
yangsi on the steps of the
Sunday, after checking by],
Phone, we took her to the
Shrine. Two hours hard lab-
or. Church like a holy barn.
She did begin to see that
it was all a bit fruitless and
pereed to take a bus back to
he city on monday. After an
ees struggle, we got her
onto the Paes which 1s three
minutes from the motel. An-
other chap and I carried her
aboard.
Cane, baggage, purse, all
in plas And the bus driv-
en's look said loud and clear,
“How can you be so rotten
as to pour your poor old mo-

b| looking people sat there and

ther onto a bus when she
can’t even walk? What kind
of People are you?"

ess this is because
my ui fe kissed her goodhye,
and I patted her shoulder.

And his voice said, “Who's &

going to help her off the
"and we've been haunted §

eyes, and that sweet smile,
and that indomitable spirit:
“If I don’t keep going, I'll be
in a wheelchair for the rest
of inv life.”

What got both of us was
the coldness and the eager
curiosity of the onlookers.
The only person who offered
aid, the chap who helped me

a rough-looking
who was obviously a junkie
or an alcoholic. He said he’d
look after her.

What a paradox! All those
well-fed, well-clothed, well-

watched, as though it were a
horror movie. And the only
guy in the crowd who looked
as though he needed help
himself said, “We have to
help one another, don’t we?”

A certain Levite was
mugged, rolled, and left to
die. ‘Two of his own race

carry her onto the bus, was|ff
character | #

ever since by her dark, sad &

PRESENTATION of sashes to members of
the 2nd Castlegar “B” Scout Troop were
made last month at a parents’ night held

at the Kiwanis Scout Hall.

were presented by Mayor Murray Little
the new Scout uniforms.
Henceforth, badges will not be sewen onto

and are part of

them are, fro!

These sashes

wu their sashes the night they received

Morey, Dean Parfenuit, Ken Davis, Michael
Scott, Jim Wright and-Steve Kelley. Back
row, Clive Calderbank, John McNabb, Rand
Martini, George Silva and Bill Kelley. Not

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chineée Foods”
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 GRO" ’S

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

nt row left to right, Marvin

shirts, but onto the sashes, Pictured here

ve.gar Pup
Appointments

assed. One didn’t wanna get
involved. The other was late
for church.

bound his wotnds and’ found
fum an inn with wall-to-wall.

And was probably charg-
ed for practismg without a
iucense. { oiten wonder what
became of ihe Good Samari-
tan.

Castlegar B-Ball
Squad Defeats
Trail Team 54-40

Mental Retardation
Film Now Released|

A new film on mental re-
tardation, Charly, has re-
cently pene release for gen-
eral a mem-
ber of ‘the Socal Society for
Handicapped Children.

she plays in boy’:

This is a poignant pte of
the place in society of the
mental ret te and is fads
d and all.

women’s
pasketpall iris defeated ‘the the
tough Trail squad 54-40 here
in Vasile 2 on Jan. 14.

a close and
hard-1 ought game! Top scor-
ing honors went to the Cast-
legar big gun, Sue Benjamin,
who notched 21 points. Oth-
ers hitting the score boar
eoff with i. Vv. Weather-
head with nine,

b- hen eight,

Ei
four, M. Fontes with two aad,
C. Cross with one.
incl cooree for Trail ee
tain, B. Jenkins, with

Bulfone, with six.

gla
one. In other words, a ‘ine

mental retardation generally. | ND!

sensitive film recommended pearls
for all who are interested in sae, when Castlegar meets

"s next home
next Tuesday at

Successful Candidates
In Piano Examinations

The following isa pats of

History
— Eve M. John-

7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study

and Prayer — Held in Homes Conservatory of Music of

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Br wo. blocks East of the

The names are ar-
ranged in order. of merit:
Honours —

Plaza

te a.m. Sunday School Hour

oil a ae Morning Worship
Service

Grade V Theory
Harmony and History

tea? 7.00 Prayer Bible Study] Baxvluk.

Phone 365-7807
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

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.
gucsiay: E Bible nee and

Friday: ee spa tates 7.30

p.m.

sHariaon)
bias ‘Susan A. Wolfe.
Lenn

it} ston.
amin recently by the Royal

— Nellie A.|David W.

— yo Grin-
Kathleen J.

Grade Ill Theory

‘mony
Class "Honours _
Stephin ‘W. Naylor.

Pass Bruce G. Hall;
Susan M.

“Allingham.
Grade It Rudiments
First Class Honours .—
Crossley; Laurie
Avedhenkot:
— Janice Kry-

ski; Giorles Olmsted.

Grade _I Rudiments
First Class Honours —
Valerie Nichols; Debbie Sto-

= instance,

for Castlegar were: K. Hor- §f

Pg

Victor Villamizar

The appointments of Pet-
er D. Johnstone and Victor
Villamizar to the positions of
project engineer and process
engineer respectively at the
Celgar pulp division here
have_been eunouncea by Ian
Cairns, vice-president of

Celgar's Pulp operations.
Johnstone graduated
from eal University, Mon-
treal, in civil engineering.
Prior to joining Columbia C2l-
tuloge he was employed ey [ts

yd
— Pettitt Photo

MAN ALIVE

Family Function Change

By Rev. T. Allen
St. David's Church

Of all the many social
thanges that have taken
place in the past few gener-
ius, perhaps the most
dramatic has been the change
ite the function of the Jain-
ily.

The time existed that the | 5
-amily performed all sorts of
useful functions im our so-
suey. It was a nearly self-
sufficient economic unit, for

‘amilics used to

have to work together to
mvet almost all of the needs
vf its members for goods and | S763!
services. Father and the boys

Marriage was an econo-
mic matter, because man
aceded a help-mate and a
bunch of little helpers around

as developed.

an economic unit
val

hed.
Other traditional func-| 5)

In short, the family provides
a climate of intimacy that
can be found nowhere else.
intimacy develops by
begins with the establishmerst
of an intimate relationship
b:t.2en husband and wife
which then extends outward
fo include their children, To
good families ‘into

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 Columbia
Phone Office 365-6665 Home 365-6704

great families, the bond of

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 23, 1969

DEAR CUSTOMER

THIS IS A BIG ONE!! A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MANY DOLLARS
ON THAT PURCHASE YOU’VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT. SPECIAL EMPHASIS WILL BE*
PLACED ON 1968 MODELS AND ALL OVER-STOCKED ITEMS SUCH AS RANGES, DINETTES,
AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. PLUS, WE WILL HAVE A BARGAIN BASEMENT THE LIKES OF
WHICH WE HAVE NEVER HAD BEFORE - ALL OLDER OR MISMATCHED STOCK MUST GO.
THIS SALE IS DESIGNED TO SAVE YOU MONEY. SO COME IN NOW! SOME SPECIALS ARE
LISTED BELOW. THE MANAGEMENT

antimacy
and wife needs to be
strengthened first, and in
every way possible.
Intamacy develops by
the the sparine, of experience. A
ge results from
the sharing of experience in
many areas that go beyond
"| sexual activity to include a
sharing in work and play,
sharing of emotional aud
| intellectual experiences, a
sharing of a sense of pur-
pose in life, of a prime goal
toward which man and wife
can move together.

er. No ge

bonds of intimacy perfectly
marTiage can

b2 improved by ieveloping

and strengthening such bonds

of shared experience. Dever

You Can Save $$$ On
Your 1968 Income Tax

The Income Tax Act will allow 20% of your
annual earned income to a maximum of $2,500
to be ded d if i din a Registered Re-
tirement Savings Plan. The Mutual Life of Can-
da offers many Savings Plans which can qualify
for this tax concession. To qualify for 1968 tax
relief, the plan must be registered before Feb.
28, 1969.

"For Full Information

C. Arthur Anderson

Phone 365-7633 or Write Box 100, Castlegar

BY SIMMONS r=
19” PORT.
NOW
$289.00 B ony $169.

FROM $9.99 S335 .00

jcurity. We turn ‘to the ng se
and various government and
sharitable agencies to protect
us from physical, economic
or emotional threats to

welfare.

Neither. do we look to
the family to have our edu-
cational and —_recreational
needs met. Schools, churches,
and recreational organiza
tions: a provice most‘ of the

‘hing, socialization and re-
creation that used to poe

art of family
What then is Tete for “the
family to do in our society?
e family is not Sut.
dated ‘by ‘any means, for
there is one remaining func-
ony that has a been

our

Cana Co.
in ‘Hamilton, Mr. fohnstone (th
and: a ‘his family reside in Kin-
nair

Mr, Villamizar gra
from National University of
Columbia in Bogota, Colum-
bia in chemical engineerin:
Prior to joining Columbi
Cellulose he was employed

Kathryn Edwards; Vicki
se Nichols; Deborah Wood. i

A his wife reside

uated H

Kruge
Ltd. in Bromptonville, Que-) warmth

it
ist in a world that has

d Professional Directory

SAVE $200.00 ON A 21” CONSOLE
COLOR. T.V.

A LAST YEARS MODEL WITH THIS YEARS
” WARRANTY - 2 YEARS

Now Only $549.00

DISHWASHERS —
OVER - STOCKED
FROM $238.88
REG. $329.95
(@EMONSTRATOR)

DuMONT 3-WAY COMBINATION COLOR
T.V. — STEREO — RADIO

REG. VALUE $1.395.00
SPECIAL $1,295.00

WITH UP TO $250.00 APPROVED TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Recovering - pemodeling

et
Craftsmanship Guaranteed
Call for Free Estimates

Ne Obligation
Ph. 3653636

PARSLOW'S
Enterprises. Ltd.

1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

come

: History
First_ Class
Bee, L. Baryluk.
rade IV Theory
Counterpoint and Yiistory

Merrill K Sixon

Ue ass

‘ Creadl ,
(equal);
wood: "Donna M.

lass Honours —

4, Harmony
Hon — Jamie B.
Cameron; miBeverly L. Bary-

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Services at 8.00

ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424,

am. and 11.00 am.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON
Rev. Geo. Fem — Ph. 365-8837

Castlegar, 1 15 a.m.
Sunday School, Castlegar, 930 am.

Sunday School,
Kinnaird 11.00 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE

45 a.m.

Kinnaird, 9.
Rey. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814

Genelle 9.30 a.m.

7.30 p.m.

KINNAIRD - ROBSON - CASTLEGAR

COMMUNITY CHEST

22nd Annual Meeting.
Monday, January 27, 1969

Legion H

— All Members Welcome =

all

GREEPS ELECTRIC

McNABB : EXCAVATING
SERVICES CO. LTD.

Landsca ing — Soil

z cavenng — Tresching

aay Tanks—Tile: fields
PHONE 365-5996

+ MARVIN L. LeROY MOORE
BS, OD: . . BUSINESS FORMS

1SPTOMETRT Agent
pa haan re CASTLEGAR NEWS
‘Tues. through ‘Sat.

Ph, 365-7355

Box

KOOTENAY WELDING
& CASTING REPAIRS
General Welding

Cylinder Heads, Etc.
121 Columbia Ave.
Ph. 365-5531

PARDMAN FURNITURE

Maytag Sales
and Service

GUARANTEED REPAIRS
—_—— CASTLEGAR

REPAIRS FUNERAL HOME

To All Major appliances

CASTLEGAR
APPLIANCE &
REFRIGERATION -
SERVICE

Ph. 365-6939

Save lots of money. ‘Make
Tugs _ beautifully. brigat
with Rug-aiate Stain

Heat electric shampooer
KOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND SUPPLIERS

3 ath SE LEANING,
LITTLEWGOD. Dos. SE
aes hae Osis

OPTOMETRIST And Home Cleaning
Rope &¢ & Carpets ets Shoaned

Nelson, ‘B.C.
Ph. 352-5152 Phone zenith 6826

CASTLEGAR NEWS

1. V. Campbell, Publisher —

Mall aubscription rate to the Castlegar News
$4.00 per-year. The price by delivery boy is 50
20 ts,

Ses valle ec, Zoeetee "29

canecas, :
Burt Campbell, Balter
panied py the correct name and address

writer. Pen names will be used on request,
Correct name must be submitted.

agreement: Br ts agreed by

of questing space that the lability of the paper in
the event of fallure to publish

paid for such adi

STARTS
JAN |
23 . EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

CHESTERFIELD AND CHAIR
S NYLON COVER: ONLY. $199.

TOP GRADE NYLON COUCH

@ MODERN STYLING .. FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS

NOT AS ILLUSTRATED

MATTRESS’S

39” UNIT WITH LEGS ..
WITH LEGS & HEADBOARD
38” Unit Witt LEGS .

UPHOLSTERY
SHAMPOO

HOOVER
"RUG

SHAMPOO
32-07. Bottle

REG. SPECIAL
$2:98 $1.98

MATTRESS’S
REG. SALE

54” UNIT os: WITH LEGS 119.50 — 79.00
84” UNIT WITH LEGS... 129.50 - 89.00
54” UNIT WITH LEGS .. 159.50 -— 99.00

sy. UNIT MEANS BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS

16-02. Bottle
REG.
$1.69

SPOT-ShOT
ALL PURPOSE
CARPET STAIN

REMOVER

REG. SALE
$3.48 $2.48

TRE-WAX. — THREE

-GLEAR PASTE WAX

OUTS waar cane # POSITION
a gu “RECLINER

(NOT AS ILLUSTRATED)

PINE ST.
CASTLEGAR

365-5240

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