2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18, 1967

TIMELESS TOPICS

By Local Churches) 2

orry — The Great Enemy of Mankind

One of mankind's greatest
-enemies is worry. Worry. the
great aistarbar; disrupts our
Sleep, igives‘us orten:
olir tempers and our fingernails.
Worry: twists handkershiefs,
churns up stomaches, grays and
removes our hair. Worry helps
produce alchollcs, heart attacks,
and overcrowded mental insti:
tutions,
‘ In allout attack on our en-
tire being,‘ our great enemy,
‘worry, seeks to impair our phy-
sical, our mental, and our spirit-
ual well: being, Nine times out
of ten, worry does more daniege
than the actual thing we fear.

Many who are quite mindful
of the Scriptural commandments
prohibiting theft, covetousness,|
and murder seem oblivious to the
fact ‘that the Bible also com-
mands A tebe careful for
nothing; but in everything
prayer and supplication: wit!
thanksgiving let y

your hearts: and minds through
Christ Jes

Mindful of this, the great
man. of God, Wesley, exclaimed;
“I'd just as soon swear as wor-
ry.” Let those who worry, know
full well that, they, too, are
breaking God’s rules.

There are two things about
which we should never worry;
the things that we cannot help,
and the things that we can help.
There is no use in worrying
about that which is beyond our
control, for our fretting can not
alter that which inevitably will
be. To waste time and effort
worrying about that which we
can do something about, is to
| squander the very moments that
could better be spent in soiving
those care-producing situations.
It has been wisely asked; “Why
worry, when you can pray?”
Prayer changes things — worry
ever. walle

i indicates a dis-

be made known unto ( God,, And
the peace of God, which passeth!
all understanding shall keep

worryin:
irise, £7 God’s power and pro-;
vidential care. When we: really
trust someone's driving ability,
we can relax, enjoy the trip and
even fall peacefully asleep,

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: Dial 3655981”
oe ELECTRONICS
“SALES & SERVICE .

Rehcenrehe van

while they'take the nee Hew,

Friends of a Eodly old lady
were amazed that could: p;
alee.  poundly Cae thro: pe blitz-|

. In answer to their ques-
tions she explained that « her|
Lord had promised neither ‘to
slumber nor sleep, and she could
see no sense in them both stay-| Ty)

Christian -‘
soul ‘for all, Sternlty. Surely we

se WE BUY. SELL A AND EXCHANGE

Electric ranges, fridges, automatic and roller-
type washers, dryers, beds and mattresses, sewing ©
machines and all ancient articles.

Phone 365-6621

should be able to commit our
material welfare to our Lord,
for these few years spent on
earth, Jesus said, “Let not: your
heart be troubled, neither let it
be afraid.” If you worry, you
do not trust — if you trust, you
do pot Morty.

Ree mitted ‘by Pastor D.

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Ed Herman
To Attend
TB Meeting

Ed Herman, chairman of the
Castlegar Christmas Seal com-
mittee will attend the 64th an-
nual meeting of the B.C, Tuber-
culosis-Christmas Seal Society
this week at the Empress Hotel
in Victoria, Delegates will gath-
er from around the province.

The meeting is being held,
today and Friday.

Keynote speaker is Dr. Ow-
en Clarke, chest specialist from
Canterbury, England, who is on
a cross-Canada speaking tour un-
ger, the auspices of the Canadian] ®!

“COFFEE BREAK” °

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 865-5503
Box 731, Castlogae

Our ailent telephone men-

tioned in last week's column dust} i

may-‘not be to far-fetched. T!

was.to' be a;phone that Fang) t
normally or if you wished, swit-
ched to'silent ringing heard only
by.a-member of the household
who is wearing a small device
similar to our hearing aids of
today — an answer to our shift
workers.

It was brought to my atten-
tion that the Alberta Govern-
ment Telephone have already in-
stalled systems for the hard of
hearing. <

In this case, the ring of the
telephone ‘turns on a small Ji,
strategically placed or else will
dim or brighten the regular
lights in the home.

So you. see, all our small
Problems are slowly getting soly-
ed for us,

a a

Did you ever get a young
man_off to a over-night camp-
out? With some, it must be old
stuff but I had my first experi-
ence with our scout last Satur-

Other speakers will include] 4°Y

Dr. Gordon Kincade, director,
B. is Division's of 78 Control, and

R. M ctor, Vi
tori and ‘vancouver chest clin-

Delegates will be welcomed |

f the Battle of] ics,

Regina, § Sask., who is Canadian
a epee ulosis Association. presi-
ent

Harold J. Merilees, general}
manager, Greater Vancouver]
Visitors and Convention Bureau
is annual dinner speaker tonight.

He will describe his own

Centennial project, a a trip around
open poet, following the orltnal
open boat, fo! g the 01

log of Captain Cook.

‘Back yard camping has been
the thing for the past few sum-

4c-| mers but having moved from

cubs to the scouting age you
find young campers have a burn.

ing desire to conquer the world,

, it ma: may be, bu ut it. would

it be my meat with

WED"! share with those wlio need.
In the

ing clouds and cold, cold nights.

Preparations and all ee no
trouble. The camper. is quite’
capable to shop and: pack! the
food sack and sort the clothes,
but even :they are staggered at
the volunié ‘of bare necessities,

I would have loved to have
seen the hike to camp. They will] ©
be all: heart but as they struggle
gamely on, the sight of camp is
going to.be a welcome sight for
sore ml

The: return trip for home

should be aio lot easier. It will be

from the to the stomach—
so to tne pee Z

ee 8 & &

5| shelter. those you love.
Store this e

upon
crinoline ‘over aso], ” be-
ing careful to fo fold, the I padlee to

It is a shame this hint was

ght not avallable before some of us

packaged gifts. to o1

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Hi FOR GRADUATES ONLY
— And for Parents Buying
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Sports Jackets - Shirts - Shoes
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ot week, It suggests i if you are

ga gift of jewel-
pa pack it between two
of foam rubber or two small
sponges. ‘This will protect the
stones from breakage.

With the summer ahead,

A WALL’, worth’a thought,
Build a wall of kindness

fr
to a soul that’s Bene) asi
Build a: wall of weiey ana

book of life's record-
ed each‘ good and noble deed.
Build a wall of happiness,

treasure
in God's “warehouse above.
Build a wall: of character,
bind each stone with prayer.
Let your thoughts of others
ber when good fellowship you

mare alla a wall. of . things
worthwhile, remember fellow
men, birds and trees.

in counting of eternity, none
counts. as much as_ these.

CASTLEGAR EXCHANGE LTD.

ELUS

Bromo. Seltzer’

Regular. $1.09. . SALE. 89c :
SALE: 59c
) SALE. 29

till to starch.
I€ you have a child's plastic par-

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Potato Giips
| Large
| Lemonade
| Facial Tissue; ..

Quality.’ Regular,

‘Lucerne Bonus :
ita je hee se Farmer. Style or 2%.
32 oz. cartons .
Taste Tells. In. |
tasty tomato sauce.
Superior Quality.

26 fl. oz. tin

32 oz. jar ....

Piedmont, For
tastier salads
and sandwiches

Laing Box.
crisp and

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tri-pack box

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Records
‘Albums Regular $1.98 — $5.29.

‘20, Per Cent. Off

Hi Brand.

-Briquets |.

: Hickory Blended Hardwood.

Two ‘years ago. this month we coated :
- our second. and most complete .renovation of
our store, Pitts Prescriptions in Castlegar. _
A year ago we started looking for a drug-

Half We

ummer ‘Purses.
Regular’ $3.98’ and. $4.98

$2.99.

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gist to assume ie operation of. the store either

as an employ ily, none

was found and ee are nahichonte “forced to

make the decision to close Pitts Prescriptions
the first week in June.

The fixtures of the store will be sold and

” the prescription records moved to our store in

‘Sore Throat?
Hibitane Lozenges, Reg. $1 :
Coricidin, Regular 79c

“Buffered Aspirin

Regular 69c
SALE

cave

Cold Tablets

Regular. 79¢
SALE

the Plaza, Carl’s Drugs.

We are mindful of the deep loyalty and
friendship of our many friends in Castlegar
who have dealt at Pitts since the day one. For
this reason, we shall continue to serve them
with a twice-a-day delivery into Castlegar from
Carl's Drugs.

We hope that our friends and patrons will
understand that this was not an easy

Dristan Tablets.
And Nasal Spray

Rogular $1.25
SALE .

ne
_Anacin
Regular $1.39
Regular 98e
Regular 65c .

“SALE 99¢
SALE 79c.
SALE 49c_

Cod Liver Oil

Regular $1.89
SALE

after considering the needs of our growing
mily of. four, we. felt that this was ne only
proper decision:

We would like to say a sincere thank you
to all the. friendly People ute have helped
.Inake this a “special kin of drug store and

Hay Fever?
Chior Tripoton
“Regular $1.19
SALE

‘Sudden Beauty

Hair Spray

: Regular $1.49 : fs
sale LE comet i

‘we look forward to mae, you in the Plaza.

Sincerely,
- Carl and Doreen Knutson

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Inspected Grain: fed Beef.

Deliciously seasoned:
Government Inspected. ¢
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‘Empress Mint Jelly. ‘ Cc

“. Manor House, Frozen Fresh Young

TURKEYS |

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Government Inspected. Ave.

58. to 14 Ibs.

Grade . Ag. 5c

Sockeye Salmon ne ae Eee

Cragmont

Soft Drinks

Assorted varieties. .10 oz. tins
$ ris -.

10 tins 95 a

: a

A oags Coffee

le POTATOES:= 1

STRAWBERRIES

California. Red-ripe juicy berries. Serve the’ family
strawberry. shortcake. Priced right at ‘Safeway

‘Beef Stew!* Irish

Stew * Meat Balls”

and Spaghetti. 24 oz.
.., tins. ‘Your Choice

3 for $1.00

. Fabric ®
‘Softener
Fleecy., 64” 07, plastic

Deodorant
Roll-on: 1: 02: size

shstteees ‘Zee Presse kt
Toilet, Tissue

; Assorted. ..
Pkg: of 4 rolls
2 for 89c

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