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COMMUNITY NEWS

TON NTI,
Annual General Meeting

of the
Kootenay Columbia
Child Care Society

M&nday, June 16 — 7:00 p.m.

At the

Hobbit Hill Children’s Centre

749 - 11th Ave., Castlegar
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Everyone Welcome to Attend!

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CONGRATULATIONS...
GRADUATES OF 1986!

a College is now accepting
ications for the following
two year career programmes

FORESTRY TRAINING .

Civil Engineering Technology Crow Worker

. Members of the Forestry

Fine Arts (Foundation)

“Consider a future with Okanagan College
For further jmtormation please contact

Forestry
workers
graduate

Okanagan
College

College Ad

Office

woeUe. Rood, K Kelowna, B.C. VIY 4X8

AATAR

‘The first group of Forestry
Crew Workers trained by
Selkirk College graduated
May 9 in Nelson at the col
lege’s Rosemont Campus.

The 15-member class, one
of three to be prepared for
field work in silvicultural
projects funded under the
Job Development initiative
of the Canadian Job Strategy
program, received 10 weeks
of training, of which 60 per
cent was field oriented.

“Crew worker training is
in support of federally funded
projects from seven to 12
months duration,” said Greg
Lay, a professional forester
hired to coordinate delivery
of crew worker training to
three groups of chronically

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row, Greg Lay (coordinator), David Kienholz,
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Hillyark, Jerry Filippo, Tom Lucas, Al Lester and David

Brock. Front row, Maureen Petit, Dennis Hergolt, Ray
Weaver, Sheila Haver, Mike Ackerman, Rick Harding
Joanne Hetherington, Casey Roy, Anne Roy.

Births & Funerals

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Pulpit

& Pew

co ce

from a message by Rev, Bert
Acheson of Toronto.
“My Ged! My Ged!”

There are many exclama
tory words in our English
langauge that people have
uttered in times of shock,
fear or pain, but none has
been used as often as “My
God! My God!”

Men use these words to
express the deepest emotion
and anguish they can feel in
their soul.

I remember a man who,
when told his son had just
died, said, “My God! My
God!” I have heard men who
were gripped with fear under
heavy enemy fire in the last
war say, “My God! My God!”

I knew a soldier who had
his leg blown off in an in
fantry attack across the
Rhine, in 1945, saying, as he
rolied in agony, “My God! My
God!"

Even Tom Payne, the
notorious atheist, cried out
on his death bed, as fear and

eunTHHs
BOECHLER — To Patty and Kevin
Boechler of Trail, @ boy and o
May 20.

girl, born

COURT/COTTERHILL °
Christine Court and Charles Cot:
terhill of Castlegar, o girl, born
DATTOLO — To Mr. and Mrs

Fred Dattolo of Pasedeno
California, a girl, born May 14.

JENKIN — To Ann and Ton:
mS of Rosslond, a girl, born

LAWTON — Te Sandra ond David
Lewton of Slave Lake, Alta., o
boy, born May 20.

McCOY — To Barb (nee
Heighton) and Kevin McCoy of
Calgary, o boy, born May 22

HLLER — To Connie and Melvin
Miller of Castlegar, girl, born
June 2

MUNNS — To Cindy and Edward
Munns of Robson born
June 2
MUNRO — To Holly and Richard
Munro of Kelowna, @ girl, born
May 28

POCH — To Kim ond Tony Pach
of Nelioa, o boy, born May 3i
ROUNDSVILLE — To Nella ond
Dennis Rounsville (nee Cescon)
of Parson, B.C., @ girl, born May
2.

To Mr. and Mrs
nd of Wartield, o
boy, born May 23

SUTHERLAND
ther!

STROM To Dione and Dwain
Strom of Nelson, a boy, born
May 28.

TOWNSEND — To Mirium and
Colin Townsend of Crescent

Valley, a girl, born May 28.

TRENDALL To Pat (nee

Jenkins) and Rod Trendall a boy
rn May 26 .

VEYSEY — To Twila and Doug

Veysey of Wasco, Oregon. a

boy. born May 16.

WALKER — To Tessie and Ken
Wolker of Nelson, born
June 2.

DEATHS
BALFOUR — (Scotty)
Balfour of Trail died May 27 in
Trail Regional Hospital ot the
of 70. A memorial service
31 from the
thies Hall in Trail
3 taken place
donations may be
made to the Pythian Cerebral
Polsy Society, Box 25, Trail, B.C
VIR 413.
BUCKLES

Jock Leonard

365-77!

82
1217 - 3rd Street

Castlegar

Buckles of Trail died May 30 at
Trail Regional Hospital otter a
lengthy Winess. He wos 72;
Buckles wos a member of ‘o
Squore Dance Club and the West
Kootenay Noturalists. No service
by request ond cremation has
token place. Memorial donations

to the Alzheimer
Support Association, 2920
Leburnum Drive, Trail

CACCHION! — Ceroline Louise
Cacchioni passed away May 3)
at Troil Regional Hospital after a
lengthy illness. She is survived

« brother Michael Molina,
twin sister Louise Caroline
Doloise, both of Trail; daughter
Jocqueline Stefonivk — of
Costlegar, sons Roland Cacchioni
of Kelowne and Robert Cacchioni
of Trail; 14 grandchildren and

Marguerite Proctor and moth:
in-law Bernie. Funeral: s
was held June 5

RIEHL — Caroline Rieh!|, formerly
of Balfour, died May 3! in
Willowhaven Private Hospital ot
the age of 87 years. She and her
husband | operated the
Lakefront Auto Court in Balfour
Mrs. Riehl wos an active member
of the WI Church Guild to St
Michael and All Angel's Anglicon
Church in Baltour

SPIERS — Gordon James Spiers
eway June 2 at
77 years. No service

be held by

flowers, donations may
be mede to the BC Heart Fund

one gi

CHATFIELD — Charlies Henry
Chatfield, former Nelson
resident, died recently ot the
age of 97. Funeral services were
held May 27 in Virdon, Man. He
spent nearly 50 years as an em-
ployee of the Canadian Pacitic
Railway. He retired os a troin
dispatcher from the Nelson CPR
of

Vergil (Curly) Roland
ped

served os 0 Castlegar alderman
for 14 years. Funeral service
were held June 1 in Castlegar
with Rev. Ted Bristow officiating.
Cremation was planned
KIRKHAM Emmie Nora
Kirkham of Nelson possed away
recently. She served as Madom
President of the Eagles Lodge
Nelson Aerie trom 1953 to 1954
in conjunction with her husband
George, who was also president
of the Eagle's Lodge of that time
wos the

and
Grand and as district deputy
president

MoclEAN — Ruth Maclean of
Nelson died June | in Kootenay
Lake District Hospital after o

thy illness. She wos 74. Mrs
Maclean wos o of Foir
view United Church, and Rose
City Chapter No. 28 of the Order
of the Eastern Star. Cremation
will toke place and no service
will be held by request.

MIDOLER Daniel Robert Mid.
dler of Vancouver passed away

mother
; father Gory M
brothers
Blaine, maternal
Von

Box 72, Nelson or the Diabetic
. Box 722, Nelson.

SPROUL — William Merrill Sproul
of Nelson died June 1 in Van:
couver Genero! Hospital at the
age of 58. Mr. Sproul was o
member of the Nelson Golt and
Country Club and in past years
served on the executive
committee and held the title of
club champion. Memorial ser
vices were
Cremation has token place. in
lieu of flowers, memorial
donations may be made to the
Kootenay Lake Hospital Equip
tment Fund or the Canadian Can-
cer Society.

TWADOLE — 4.8. (Jock) Twaddle
of Trail died June 1 at Trail
Regional Hospital. He wos 90
Mr. Twaddle worked for Comin.
0 @8 an accountant until 1924
when he bought the Trail post of
fice, which he operated until
1931 when it was token over by
the federal government. He
remained postmaster until his
retirement in 1961. Funeral ser
vices were held June 4 at First
Presbyterion Church with Rev
Ken Oakes officiating. interment
followed at Mountain View
Cemetery

Bridge results

Ten pairs of duplicate
bridge players competed in
the Joy Ramsden Bridge
Club June 2.

The average score was 54
Winners were: first
Sally Walters and Sandra
Broom 61'2; second — Rob
Troubridge and Don Ellison
61; third — George Reshaur
and Mary Stewart 60; fourth
— Myrna Baulne and Hugh

Auld 56.

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selection from
West's 1986 Collection

The designers of
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pain him, “My God!
My God!”

It seems that in spite of all
the rubble of unbelief and
mockery which buries man's
consciousness of God, sudden
grief, when a man has no
time to plan his reaction,
makes the soul cry out “My
God! My God!”

If men would let their souls
alone, their souls would turn
and cling to God.

In what circumstances did
Jesus utter these words? It
was when God forsook Him
and left Him alone, as He
bore your sins and mine on
the cross. That was a time of

pain and agony for

I read an article recently
on torture, and the torture
that people are most incap-
able of enduring “for any
length of time is to be left
alone and forsaken.

The whipping Jesus had
been given didn't make Him
ery out — nor the crown of
thorns pressed on His head —
nor the nails in His hands —

in His feet — nor
the slapping on the face —
nor the beard plucked out!

But when God forsook Him
and left Him alone He cried
out: “My God! My God!”

People glibly talk today as
though God had forsaken
them.

There was only one person
ever forsaken by God, and
that was his own Son, Jesus,
when He bore your sin and
mine in His own body on the
cross

If we, as individuals, don't
accept Christ as our personal
Savior, God will one day for.
sake us forever. We shall be
alone in eternity forever.

Some people thoughtlessly

“I won't mind going to

hell, all my friends will be
there.”

Let me kindly warn you,
you will have no friends in
hell

You will be alone forever in
“Outer darkness,” Matthew
25:30

There is so much space
nobody will be near enough
to communicate.

If men were capable of
comprehending the depth of
agony involved in being for-
saken by God they would ery

t: “My God! My God!” Save
me now!”

Friend, “Believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ and thou
shalt be saved!” Acts 16:31

Brisco to chair
committee

Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco has been appointed by
the Speaker of the House of
Commons to chair the legis-
lative committee reviewing
Bill C-106, Amendments to
the Young Offenders Act.

The bill as proposed will
toughen laws dealing with
young people in response to
concerns by juvenile justice
professionals and provincial
authorities.

Consecutive sentences to-
talling more than three years
will be allowed, as well as
publication of the identities
of dangerous young offend.
ers.

The legislation also prop-
oses to enable authorities to
deal more efficiently with
probation violators. The bill
also rectifies a number of
administration, procedural,
technical, and translation er
rors which do not affect the
policy of the Act.

As committee chairman
Brisco cannot comment on
the proposed legislation. The
rules set down by the House

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GENERAL CONTRACTING

Solar & Super Energy
Efficient Homes

Gil Arnold
359-7650

of Commons for legislative
committees require chairmen
to refrain from commenting
on the bill both publicly and
in the House.

Brisco assumes the chair.
manship of the legislative
committee on Bill C-106 in
addition to his duties as
Chairman of the legislative
committee reviewing Bill
C-105, an Act to Amend the
Supreme Court Act

Job openings

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available ot
Conede E

Licenced hairdressers ore
required in Castlegar ond Trail
(893)

Certified Med Lab Tech tor
summer relief is required in
Trail. (944)

outboard beat
needed by o Castlegar firm.
(1247).

An vespetianced wbatd ond
motor

A certitied Auto Mechenic
with strong skills in auto air
conditioning service and repair

by on ores firm. (148T)

Part-time employment is
evailable in Castlegar for an ex
perienced plumber. (158T)

General duty nurses
required in Castlegar for sum:
mer reliet. (1624)

Certified Dental Assistant te
urgently required in Trail. (1653)

Flower Arranger is required in
Trail. (1663)

Donna Ceramics
Will be cancelling all closses
ond will be CLOSED as of now

until further notice.
Sorry tor ony inconventence this coures

CASTLEGAR
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

— registered with the B.C. Ministry of
Education Examination Branch
— ‘meeting all requirements to a complete
into further ed

NOW TAKING REGISTRATIONS
for students from

for the 1986 Fall Term.
365-7818

The Academy takes into consideration the whole child
academic. spiritual, emotional and physical

Grades 1 to7

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versatility. Try one today.

pre Ay NEW 12 V. Battery, $35.
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load. 365- tin/44

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For all your pool main-
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motors, pumps and more. We
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Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

washer/dryer
old. Good condition.

5248. 7/42
USED GUNS bought ond sold
Cosh or trade. Wises Hardware.
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WATERBEDS
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$270

Call 367-7608
SINGLE WATERBED including
heater ond frame, $200. 365.

tin/44
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for getting firewood
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ot

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7 Insertions for Price of 4

FURNISHED 2 bdrm.
available now. 550 - 7th Avene.

BEDDING PLANTS Assorted
vorities, 800 Highway Drive,
Blueber: 344
STORAGE SHED with floor, $300.

series), $20
block
evenings.
Two-Galian
PAILS

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SIGE MONO door STE ex
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for one person to have the $f. Pn 965-9848 or 365-3110,
could have Wave shared 3 SOaws. Rouse on 3 sores Te Fee
they hadn’t been $0 Creek 362.

$250 Per Month
Fridge & Stove Included
Call 365-6892

mobile home. 3 BDRM. MOBILE home in Rob

14x60 2-bdrm.

crib,
chi without mottress.
2atterép.m. 3/45

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Brilliant, $275/month. io $265/mont

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venient location. Fridge.
facilities

3 BORM. HOUSE. Full bosement
fireploce. gos heat Overlooking
lake in Robson. Avoilable ily by
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suites forehead
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Crossword

Show Biz . . . answer in Wednesday's paper

Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers ond handles
Need cleaning. $1.50 each

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbie Ave.

Heavy oluminum.
tinvous 5-year leakproof guaran
tee. Free estimates. Coll Mr.
Gutter. 365-32.

SURPLUS SALES

357-2118

20" low
$175 am ‘spodeert Snort $56. 505:
3789 3/45
SUMMER CABIN ond leased lot
2-Bit Creek, Arrow Loke. Also 21
.O. Huston Gloss Craft and boot
house. 365-51

fittings, $225.

2 i ee 2.2.2.229.99.9.9.

CRESTON TURF

See what MARY KAY COSMETICS
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No. 3 and Better

Wie beret 2310 /m

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Chennet ... 5229 /m
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boat. 365
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aluminum
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FORD TRUCK
14-4
5126/

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Sheets
24%" x3

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