4 CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968

By Amold Martin |;

Humanity — The Lonely Machine?

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph, 365-5637

an travel, of production.
line operation and efficiency-
conscious work.

son can be born, live, die and| People
be buried — all by the pro-

is is an age of high.
sustenance is a minor part of
life and when sth pursuit of
happiness” is possible in the
ever-increasing leisure hours,
are pursuing unhap-
piness with all the vigor of

It is an age when a per-

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Fanily Bite ‘Hour’! 10 am.
ip m.
Evening Worship - 7.30
“THE SALVATION ARMY _
45 a.m.
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting
i fos p.m, Evening Service
7.30 pan. Prayer and
a PMible ‘Study
7.30 pm, Home League
7.80 pan. Open Air and Young

Feop! 5
Public invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at

Envoy and Mrs.
Ph.. 365-7112
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES al

Sundays at 3 p.
Held in Si. David's
Anglican Church

Sunday School 2 p.m.
v. 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 Fellowship
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes
—

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmones
Phone Ty eob012
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.

% tis
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30 decided to drop its bighorn

sheep project.

pm

Raeddeiae CHURCH
blocks East of the
Canesten Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday School Hour
11 am. Morning W
7.30 p.m. Evang
Tues., 7.30 Prayer-Bible Study
hone 365-7807
Cc. V. S. Walker

obituaries for the papers, or
chronicling
ents of a lifetime.

no machine which will ever
replace the journalist.

apparently, that will replace
the human heart.

ym: Look at all the lonely

People. Where do they come

iting|rom? “And where do they
0?

all the other ey-
Castlegar personality who is
becoming known in a lot of
other places, has written
We've got slow down.
We've got to stop and look.

The fool on the hil, says
a song by Britain's Beatles,
sees the sun going down, sees

ere is, it has been said,
But there are machines,

This is true in a literal,

caveman, when working for |}

Another songwriter, al/f

physical way — he:

too common to be worthy of
news coverage in this, the th

human minds,
process, are
vet that those around us are

human beings have reached
almost the other end of the
scale from the struggling

This
ed after discussions with pro-
vincial wildlife biologist Ray
DeMarchi of
the executive of the B:

elistic Service | n i i
herd of bighorn sheep, game

officials ‘he

range is limited and the types

art trans-
plants are becoming almost

1968.

But the machine-replac-| is
ed heart is a fact in a much
deeper way.

Machines are taking over
and with the
making us for-| say

suman beings.

People work in an office, ee
a shop, a garage or
they forget that the person
next to them possesses pro-
blems, needs human warmth,

, and

the world turning ‘ro
And the

a_fool.
There are fools on the

hills surrounding Castlegar,
and fools in the “alleys

too.

People: haves nothing to

7m,
>|Manson and

Valerie Delano Ruth
Cst. William

ohn Pertson, RO ROMP recently | was

exchanged marriage vows in

St. David’s Anglican Church,
astleg ar.

Alan Jackson of
Grand Forks officiated at the

jaa
skets ‘of white, red and
a Patepink gladioli graced the

otters. the concern of

ers. fr

A song by poet-songwrit-
er - “ippie” Bob Dylan la-
ments, the
lonely’ people. Where do they
all come

Look at all

srOmis
Once agi

man | fore,
mind probes ene’ acpthe Of ab
almost surely twentieth- cen-
tury paradox: the person who
is Jonely, in a crowd.

y and age when

There is great value; says

the merchandiser, in
turization. We can produce
anything in a_ smaller size

than has ever been seen be-

How about the human

soul? Can it, too, be produc-

ed ina

thus made more efficient?
Alas. It iS

miniature size, and

can, and

in-

2 altar ane
faved I iy organist Mrs. D.
Melnto: of Kinni aie

music was

rates iamcanmiee *,

Mrs. Sahistrom
Couldn’t Bear

Queen’s Scarlet Theme

At Pertson-Manson Vows |=

mountle groom.
Ed

The Intrusion

“Boo! Get down! Get out
of here," was the

given by Mrs. Gwen Sahl-
strom one day _ recently
when she found her pantry
being entered by a young

ope i
Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese 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 GROUPS

the bear was later treed

when Mrs. Salhstrom tele-
phoned her sons, Bob and
Gregg, who then shot the
animal, :

Bears are not uncommon

to Mrs. Sahlstrom. who for

almost 50 years has made her

home on the old Blueberry
road,

“There seems more

bears this year, she sald. “I
understand the berrles they

Learn to Drive
.-. the right way
STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC

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Phone 368-5621

fe normally eat up in the une :

are not

ig|Cst. Bob Clark of
4 proposed the toast to

given by Frank Ingham, also
Cst. Ken Carr toasted
bride’s_ attendants and
Nelson

the

For her daughter's wed-
ding, the bride’s mother wore
a two-piece navy blue linen
suit with pink and white
accessories.
Due to illness, the groom’:

. and Mrs.

y her
foster Yather, the bade wore
a floor-length gown of
de soie with a nylon c fon
overskirt with lace inlay. The
bodice featured lily-point
sleeves.

was secured to a ity dia-
mond tiara crown.
She carried a_ trailing

Wildlife Group
Drops Big Horn
Sheep Project
The Castlegar and D:
ict Wildlife Association as

decision was reach:

Cranbrook and

said. winter

of erasces preferred by sheep

been,
an open: question.

d ficiency: remains
the challenge is to

anew, a ‘bigger soul, a wid-|
a one, with ro m. insic pone
for a lot more 2 of other peo-
ples’ concerns.
Transisto:

ide it

rs are for radios,

not people.

Hospital Auxi
Resumes After

Summer Recess
The Women’s Auxili

ry

ary | W)
.C.|to the Castlegar and District

Hospital held its meeting

Sept. 16 following a summer

ladies, under ‘the

258.
The
direction of Mrs. J. E. Young,
convenor for
sale Oct. 18 and 19, are bi

the rummage
usy

and sorting the

a

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
sl

Friendship Service and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.
Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper

idea that the area be set
wildlife

titable “£ for mule and white-

tail

fish and game pranchit fois act
on setting

re not
The club supports the
aside as a range

range would

cori t wildlife from dom-|it.”
estic overgrazing and be open

for hunting.

rumuma;

A enokestnan: for the

The club has urged the | 36!

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

ST. DAVID‘'S ANG!

v. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424

LICAN CHURCH

G. Suther will be

the mtn fetal Gasleatte repre-
senting the auxil-

Castlegar
at the hospital auxi!

oavention ot be held in Van-
couver Oct. 1

During ie ” convention,
. Re We Sweeney will be

eee

Services at 8.00 am. and 11.00 a.m.

Plans “tor the annual | wi

of red roses accent-
ed by white ribbo:

The bride's only jewelry
a heart-shaped ond
necklace,

The bride's attendants,

maid of honor Linsie ‘Conroy
of Castlegar, bridesmaid Car-
lyn Caswell of Cranbrook

length gowns of peau.de soie
wine mat

Her shoulder-) Tength veil iS

a gift from her|trip

itching tulle head-| from

PeThey carried circular bou- :
quets of petalled mums and|Grang

stood
in for the groom's parents.
‘Mrs, Percheson wore a

nd.

For  eavelling, the bride
donned a three-piece outfit
of white arnel jersey with
accessories in pink and white.

Following the wedding
to. Eastern Canada,
where the newlyweds
+ | visit friends and relatives, the
couple will make their home
in Fruitvale where: Hi the ‘fgoom
is stationed with the

The bride’s mete was

truder was made late one
thy evening last week while Mrs.
8] Sahistrom was writing letters.

fashioned pantry with its
eges, fruit and other delica-
cles were too much for the
6 bear, so he tried to gain en-

try through a small two-foot-

A.| mother was unable to atend: square window.

the toppling of eggs brought

abou!

with the result that he ended
up on a platter in the pantry
mm | himsels.

Vernon, worthy grand matron

matron of renee chapter, en-
the

ear.”
The discovery of the in-

The odors of the old-

The breaking of jars and

it the bear's discovery,

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

RITA’S HALL
pe FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

|

Activities at Stanley

The old house system has
finally been, done away with! IV.
With the -birth of the

death of the ° Polynesianition which has
Pussycats, Kossak Kids, Mi May- ee repe
an Mustangs, and Roman
tek new housesjlucky Mustan,
take Nneir place: ep
Everyone born in Jan-
uary, May, and September be-
longs to House 1; everyone
born in February, June’ and
October October belongs to House 1

TMT Zodiac
FO R heme.

AIRLINE

RESERVATIONS

time to end up la:

was chosen us

names were

something about it.
They

_ end so on down to House

* This system tends to eli-
new school year came the! minate the unequal competi-
re-
valent in the past, especially
helping those students. who
used to belong to the un-
This house
could be depended upon
about 99.9 percent of the

Each house wee ‘aven a
choice of three Indian names | ties.
or three signs of the Zodiac:
after a school-wide vote the

However, a number of stu-
dents who noticed that the
given rather
black looks decided to do

Bained the seudent

Humphries

KR nee arena with an all-
season swimming pool and
modern architecture would
attract visitors and tourists,
bringing their money into the
arena.

It would also place Cast-!
legar-Kinnaird on the map as
far as tournament games go,
as we would have the facili-
Hes to support such activi-

this Broject whole-heartedly
@jand ask you, as taxpayers, to
vote ‘yes’ when the time com-
es, so that they won’t have
to spend their spare-time in
such pursuits as loitering on
the erret corners,
's improve our heau-
tiful Monat

ane it worth the extra ;

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968

September

September came in with Its
spicy

ATTENTION

“The students are behind 9

Hockey Players

Anyone wanting to play, coach or referee
in the Castlegar Commercial Hockey League
come to the registration meeting at 8 p.m. this
evening, Sept. 26, in the arena.

Scents, bracing winds and
flowering

Colors to rekindle the cool,
dark green

Of late summer into a blaze
of glory.

Autumn is a generous season.

: Ww

Unfailingly it rewards the

labors of

Spring and summer,
bountifully it

Fulfils the hopes and faith
of those who

Till the soil and water their
fruit trees,

As we think of these things
we need have no

how

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* *

Mr. Pacholzak of the local
recreation commission visited

ARRANGED
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CHA Planning
Three Events

Grand Matron
Came on Official
Visit to Castlegar

Mrs. Gladys Irving of
of the grand chapter of Bri-

Each wore a drop pearl)
@ gift from the

A drop pearl necklace was
also by flower 1
cnerly y Heyland of Midway,
who was attired in a knee-
X turquoise dress of
peens oe sole.

he carried a basket of
petalled mums and white
carnations.

necklace,
bride.

ed
For rummage _ pickup,| Otway
phone bein 365-8117 or
26002

gar. rings on
a gold: singed rite satin
pillow.

Best mai
liary peviand of Midway.
A recep’

tion: and a dance
was held at the Hi Arr

Arms where the ‘bride's cake,
made by the bride’s mother

re-/ and Gecoratedy with red roses

and go tulle, was top)
ce i inintaire bride and

Granbrook, Rim
Regional Library
Representatives
Flay Visit Here

nse to interest

ex-
isting regional libraries,
(Vancouver Island, Okanagan | art
and Fraser Valley) to
area
They would conduct a
survey to dete! e the fea-
sibility of setting up a region-
Wal library system in the West
Kootenay.
It is ‘proposed that a pu-
blic meeting be held to hear

vale, | hour in woe of Mrs. Irving,
when about 20 members ga’
d ered for a buffett lunch omd

very beautifully
rte fora a banquet that
fous Sot rosebuds and place
cards printed in gold.
of UCW catered.
were ‘Mr. and
and Mrs. Wes Kennedy of
Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cheale of New West-
minster, Mrs. Hazel Freeze
of ‘Vancouver, Mrs. D. Stew-

art and Donal

the | Castlenar.

evening: The tables were de-
with low crystal

Harmony-Friendship circle
Guests at the head ae
Mrs.

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Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON
Rev. Geo. Hermanson — Ph. 365-8387
MORNING WORSHIP

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 a.m.

nut ative are now
Mrs. E. Cruickshank will
moniene’

It was noted that special

ith wi
Robson, /0.45'a.m- fospital addition is complet-

Kinnaird 11.00 a.m,

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814

Sunday School, Kinnaird, 9.30 a.m.

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ecial _assembl;
called’ to e attention o:
new arena wi
creation facilities.

He explained that

seem high to

the school Friday afternoon:
the
seniors a project to build a

extensive re-| 1,

al
itial cost might
the taxpayers, | £
no one would have to pay
more than $13 a year more
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in Near Future

No less than three events
fir wae gE cata
. yy the Canadia
tL Institute of International AE
Tomorrow night in
K-10, Gordon RS Ha wking,
executive dinestor a CHA

THE CORPORATION OF.
THE TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

YOU D0 HOT HAVE TO OWN
PROPERTY.TO GET ON THE
MUNICIPAL VOTERS’ LIST

Anyone who is a Canadian Citizen or British Subject, 21
. years old, and who has lived in Castlegar for at least
six months before September 30th, 1968, is entitled to
vote after placing his name on the Municipal Voters’
List. A “Statutory Declaration” for this purpose znay be
obtained ‘at the Town Hall, but must be to thi

will speak on the topic, The
(ei and Prospects’ of

29, guest speaker
Ray oT 'ylic, a University of
Toronto” &raduate who spent
two years in China, will dis-
cuss the cultural revolution,
‘anti-foreignism and the Com-
munist party in China.’

The other speaker, An-
drew Boyd, foreign affairs
editor of the Economist of
London, will speak Nov. 20.

Subject of his remarks
has not yet been finalized.

PINK GLADIOLA THEME was featured at the recent wed-
ding of Audrey Bertarione to John Edward Trenholme of
Victoria. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. A.
Bertarione of Castlegar and the groom is the son of Mr.

and

reside

Mrs. W. A. Trenholme of

Victoria. The couple is to
in Vancouver after a novel honeymoon — a sailing

trip along the west coast. — Pat Archibald Photo .’

: The carefree hours of holi-

George W. Scrimshaw,
president and chief execu-
tive officer of Columbia. Cel-

at a relatively low cost.

“We view this as a real

oppartunity and a vote of
in. th ii

Colcell Signs Contract
With Italian Pulp Firm

lulose, has
Columbia Cellulose has un-

t e
of our: management team,”
said Mr.

“The agreement
Columbia Cellulose a firm
foothold in southern. Europe,
the Common Market, and
Sentially all of the countries

gives

basin.”

Regret at the passing of the
longer days and

days and the

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

Ending of summer hobbies

and pursuits

And life among us but can
look back

With deep gratitude in our
he fi

Autumn brings its compensa-

tions, it offers

(Much that is pleasing to

sterner winter days
ahead.
— Margaret Campbell

Edmonton Funeral
For Wm. Tucker
Who Died Here

Funeral services were held
yesterday; at Edmonton for
William Tucker, 64, who died
Friday at the Castlegar Hotel,

Mr. Tucker was born in
England, Sept. 1, 1904, com-
ing to Canada at the age of
two. He came to B.C. in 1962
and to Castlegar several years
ago.

Mr. Tucker was a
penter by trade and is sur.

vived by his wife Alpha, one
son, John and a
George in Edmonton.

Burial was at Westlawn
Memorial Park in Edmonton
with the Castlegar Funeral
Home in care of local ar-

brother

Town Clerk before 5:00 p.m. on September 30th, 1968.”

RESIDENT ELECTORS are those persons, as above,
who have lived in apartments or other rented residen-
tial housing within Castlegar for at least six months be-
fore and the

do not necessarily live within the it but who rave.

thin C: for
at least six ants before petty and returning
the required Declaration.

OWNER ELECTORS are those persons, as above, who
own property within Castlegar, and whose names are
placed on the Voters’ “List automatically if their titles
have been registered prior to 5:00 p.m. on ‘September
30th, 1968.

CORPORATIONS qualifying as Owner Electors (or
Tenant Electors) must appoint agents in writing, who,
are Canadian Citizens or British Subjects,

may be obtained at the Town Hall, but must be return-

‘TENANT ELECTORS are those persons, as above, who -

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CHEQUING SERVICE
Details to be Announced Scen

Castlegar Savings
Credit Union

a
tract with Societa
Agricola per la F

Cellulosa SPA (SIACE) a
taly.

SIACE operates a mod-
ern, highly-automated paper
and paperboard manufactur-
ing plant in Sicily and con-
trols three converting plants
producing packaging. mater-
jals for the growing Italian
market.

“This management __as-
signment is a highly signifi-
cant undertaking,” said Mr.
Scrimshaw. “It marks the
first step -towards employing
our resources and manage-
ment capabilities for forward
interration,, and does so wit

to the City Clerk before 5:00 p.m. on
1968. %

‘The spouse of a Veteran who is an owner elector should
ask the Town Clerk or the Director, Veterans’ Land
Act, about Voters’ List qualifications. . 5
The are for the
ters’ List only for use at the Municipal Election in Dee
ember, 1968. if may
be obfained at the Town Hall (hone 365-7227).

A. Percheson,

Clerk-Treasurer,

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

ey It will also enable: us.
to complete the cycle of pro-
duction from the forest to
the ultimate consumer.”
Celanese _- Corporati
owns 80 ‘percent’ of SIACE
and nearly 50 percent of Col-
umbhia Cellulose. Through the
move, SIACE will receive the
Benefit sf Colum Cellulos:
e's forest industry experience
in marketing, technology, re-
search, production, adminis-

tration: and’ business strategy

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