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= CASTLEGAR NEW NEWS, Tnedagy June 17, 1965

caval Canadian Air Cadets
Attend Annual Inspection .

ws QALVARY i
BAPTIST CHURCH:
astor D, Reeves, B, Th.
© Ph, 865-7175’
Across Highway Junction from

ve

pible Hour 20 a.m,
. Family Wors am,
“Evening Service 2. aided pm.
‘All Welcoi

Despite the blazing sun and
hot uniforms the boys of’ Castie-
gar Squadron 681, Royal Can.

adlan Air Cadets, put their beat
foot forward at the annual in-

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH |
8 am. Holy Communion
9,80 a.m. Holy Comm

eld here Inst week.
” Mac.

a the’ sa-

lute from WO2 Guy. Gibson,
Gibson then escorted the group
captal in on the inspection tour,
The, SHSS band ‘under: the
directioon of ‘Norman Fishwick

provided’ the ‘marching music] Guy

for the parade,
Following the Wimeetion a

11 am. Hely Communion _
“Resker

PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE
791, Firat Ave.

: “Worship Senet! 1 ‘am.
“Evening Service ' 7.30 pm.
_ Reverend. om R K. Webb

sundijs at 3 ‘pan.
* Held in’ St. David's
“Anglican- Church :
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C; Clark

: “GRACE
’ PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
, Minister: Rev., Howard Kerr
9.30 am. Worship Services

‘A warm welcome is extend-
ed to everyone.

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alvation Army -

lay Si 1
— Home League
‘All, Ladies: Invited
) Dane — Bible’ Study
— Youth Group
a Weltome at the Army

ie civil-
ian committee, was wie ne SHSS
for:'the guests, parents’ and

: friends of the cadets: Girls from |.

the high school did the serving,
Group Captaln Maclure spoke
to thé cadets, stressing the im-
portance of education, He  stat-
ed that there ‘are few pick. and
shovel jobs available.: While. phy-
ae Hed plays an important
part in their lives, unless they
further their education to kee
up with the fast changin, world,
they are going to fin them:
selves without an ample means
of support. -
The guests at the head table
were Group Captain ‘and. Mrs.

ing the B.C, ial. commit

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tee and Mrs, Fournier, Rev. T.
Bh Walia ing and | Mrs, : Wilding,

J, R, MacBain, commanding
Offic of the squadron and Mrs,
MacBain, F/L'G, John, liaison
officer ‘of ‘the B.C.‘ area): Mrs,
F.. J. Gibson, ¢
sponsoring com:
Gibson and F/L D.‘Walkie, pa-
rent. unit Uaison officer. from
Kamloops, f

The five graduating cadets
to recelye ‘certificates: wore: WO2
Cc. Gibson, Sgt. Hugh .R.
McCutcheon, Sgt. Redney Mosby,
Cpl. Dennis W. Deverson and
Cpl. John R. MeNee.

Stories of Holland
Told to the Senlor
Citizens Association

rib}

ie regular meeting of the
Caétienar and District Senior
Citizens “Association was held
last ‘week in the Legion Hall,
Mrs, :°J.- Evans of “Brandon,
Man, was a visitor to the meet-

ng.

> After the routine opening
Harry Evans reported on the an-
nual pienie arrangements. It had
been suggested that a joint pic.
nic be ld with. Trail, Rosse
Jand, Pruiteate Castlegar and
Nelson at Jakeshore Park, Nel-
The metnbers Agreed to

hold the plenic on July 15,
3. Evans and
Ernie Bailey were named to
make the arrangements for the

Picnic.

The evenings entertainment
‘was provided'by Miss C: Hogen-
doorn who gave a very’ interest-

birthplace, Holland which she
visited last summer. -Miss Hog-
endoorn also . showed’ colored
slides which she had taken. She
explained how :very: different
the’ schools were to: ours, Each
school over there taught a dif-
ferent ‘subject. ‘If you. wanted
to take history you went to a
certain school or if you wanted
to take something else yau wo-
uld ‘attend the ‘school that was
giving that’ subject.
Miss Hogendoorn also spoke
of the different costumes worn,
Each brea of the “country had
a different ; costume’ and. you
could tell by the costume what
part of the country a person
came from.
The married people also
wear’ a’ different> costume to
the single ores. A great, deal
ofthe‘ travelling in Holland is
done by, boat and many nals
their homes on their. boats.
Hogendoorn™’ showed
many beautiful slides illustvat-
ing her talk. She spoke of the
country’s product which is..the
Edom cheese and how it ‘was
d from “where it was

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 965-2387
Rev. Frank: Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 14.15 am.
“Robson — 10-a.m.
CHURCH, SCHOOL
Castlegar — 9.30.a.m.

ss Children: cared . for,
duting Morning Service

UNITED CHURCH »
OF CANADA

" Uniting Since 1925 the Cont
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gational Methodist’

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

" Phone: 885-7814

. Rev. ‘Don Faris

SUNDAYS JUN ‘20,27;
JULY. 4, and -:11; our, con-

at e.
Church at 9.30, a.m.) 424

‘made’ to the. boats for export}

by the young fara. pushing -and

pulling smali car’

ing and instructive talk of her

The following awards were
esented to|the cadets: — roo-

He’ of. the jeune ACI. Lester; |.

most improved cadet, F/Sgt. An-
derson; junior ‘rifle shot, AC1
Creegan; best all: round cadet

of the squadron,’ F/Sgt. ,.Buck-|,
.| nell; best: shot of the ‘squadron

for the second. year running,
Sgt. Menard; for five years ‘per-
fect attendance, “WO2° Gibson,
and F/Sgt. A four years
perfect attendance, F/Sgt. Buck-
nell, Sgt... McCutcheon,
Stamp-Vincent, Set. Menard, Set.
Mosby ‘and Cpl “'Deverson,

two years. perfect : attendance,
LAC - Duetsch,, ;LAC Jan nkala,
ren Tukkimaki, LAC Newman,

Kinnaird Gontannlal
Gommitice Requests,
Volunte

Volunteers are needed to
help. ¢ on’ Kionaird’s scontenn{al
committee.

Comm. G, S, Rust told coun.
cll’s meeting last week that the

need: are ¢ itical; it's aneoutely 3
ive."

imperati
He said Kinnaird, will hav.
its own Contenial project Dut
the gro group will probably work
with Saat lenny’ 5 dentenn ial ‘com-
for the staging of spe-
ut: celebrations, ?

~ Stan Horswill Guest |-
AM Canadian Legion
Spring Convention

The : urgency: for ‘“rededi-
‘cation” : and’ sacrifice in’ Royal

LAC
LAC Spain, LAC Ferguson, LAC
Hartson and TAC Kjemperud;
one ' year perf

Ci Legion’ work Was voic-
ed by Stan Horewill, guest speak-
er at'the 's Spring

pi
LAC Batchelor, ‘ACL Hatlen, AC1
Johnson, AC1 Lester,
lan, AC1 Jonasson, ‘ACI Dunn,
ACI Creegan, AC1 Archambault,
ACI McCutcheon, AC1 Dawson,
ACi Taylor and LAC Inkster.

The two non-enroled cadets
receiving the perfect attendance
award were V. J. Tukkimaki and
L. Hartson,

‘Trainers for the squadron
are F/O -C. Pryce, ‘0. A..B.
Hill, F/O R. H. Bernick and a
vilian trainers are‘F. A, Stamp-
Vincent, ‘J. Tilley and J. Ford.

Tea and Bake Sale.
Held hy Brownie -
And Guide Auxiliary

In a setting of. spring flo-
wers'the Woodland Park ladies
auxiliary to’ the and

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convention ‘held here on the
weekend.’

“Addressing some 100 mem-
bers, guests and clvic’ dignitar-
ies; Mr. Horswill..declared: “If
we’ can work together in: war-
time,we can work in’ peace
time’ to build a better country. a

Urging members to “‘rede-
dicate yourself to the Royal Ca-
nadian’ Legion,” ° the’ ‘speaker
lauded the work’ of individuals
who ‘kept ‘the branches "alive
during. the war,’) which he: add-

,| ed,:.“gave'us a foundation to

work on.

Mr. Horswill noted that
there were a total of some 275,

or
pet suggested that what was need-

ed most was a “challenge”, part
of which could’ be ‘contributed
by the: Castlegar unit ‘which he

said could set up ‘2: committee
to. provide . books. for - students
or sports Sauipment : when .the

Guides held a’ very’ successful
tea, coffee and bake sale re>
cently. at. the: home of Mrs.

Frank Murphy.
A display of the girls own
handicraft was also. on sale.

Kinnaird United
Church Holds Open
“House fi in the Manse.

Sunday was open house in
the “Kinnaird “United Church
manse.’ 117’. Pinews “Drive,
Woodland Park.'~’

The ‘Rev. and Mrs, D.
Faris .weleomed. over ‘sixty a
ends who signed the guest book
presided over. by Mrs. ¥. :Mit-
chell, clerk of session.

Several bouquets: of flow-
ers, donated by intérested pe
ple’ of ‘the “church, greatly “e
hanced the beauty of ‘the new!
furnished house. > #
In: theevening a. short de-

Some of
‘pal ‘were’ ‘seen ‘and’ one very
Titeresting one was ‘witl “a main-
Mature sity Built in
of the park;
One very impressive pictur
‘was of' a ‘very’ old‘’church which
is the same as it was many.
years ago.when used by Nane-
leon’s men. A’ very: hearty vote

Hogendoorn. Refreshments’ were.
served by the’ committee:

of thanks was éxtended to Miss} 9,

Centennial Memo
"Prior to union: with British
Columbia : in - 1866,:

ees, faking “part.’ a:
ter viewing: the*: home,
guests proceeded to: the’ recre-
ation area do’ where.re-
freshments were provided.
Corhosteases “wer

pressed their appreciation’ to the.
trustees and the manse commit-
tee:for the efficient. and. care-
ful manner in which they made,

Island had‘three::governors ‘—
Richard ° Blanshard-: (1849-185),
Sir James; Douglas (1851-1864)
and bret Edward Kennedy

r| .8e4-1866

an

nishing of the 1 manse.-'They’ asd

wish to ‘thank ‘the matiy inter:

ested rlends who came: to! the

open house to share:in' the 09,
that happy occasion. .

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