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home with their 17-day-old son,
Kyle, chosen as a brother for

or. and Mrs. P. Swift of
Harrop were ahha visitors
in the District and atlended the
Castlegar United Church anni-
veneaey, pervice Sunday morning,
Ga Bastcott of Rossland | 3

visited Mrs, H. Johnson on Sun-

a:

Mr. J. Butt 8 in
the Catiogn rn District Hos-
pital. Mrs, Wiig the

Buest of ‘her aah Rs T.
Bavison while Mr. Wiig is in
hospital.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. L. Grou-

Mr. and Mrs. R. DeFoe and
Mrs.‘D. Reid accompanied Mrs.
Cc. Simpson to Grand Forks on
Sunday.

Kinsmen & Kinettes
Holding Founder’s
Bay T Toboggan Party

Castlegar-Kinnaird Kinsmen
and Kinette Club held a joint
supper meeting at the Hi Arrow
"ms Motor Hotel recently,

Vice president Don Leitch
presided over the meeting in the
absence of president Jack Hogan.

Many ideas were exchanged
between the Kinsmen and Kin-
ettes at the gathering.

th groups will celebrate
their Founder’s Day anniversary
by having a toboggan party, Ai-
ter that they will be going to Al
and: Doreen Jaques home : for
games and a hot meal, Prepared
by the Kinettes,

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High School Bowling
Linda a Shay 3809. LHT
Linda'Shay' 618.

Rick’ Fullerton 263.
MHT''Rick Fullerton 6!
Team three 380 THT
Team four 2469,
Team points: Team 1, 3;
Team 2,°1; Team 8, 3; Team 4,
3; Team 5, 1;'Team 6, 1.
Coffee Break League
LHS_ Eleanor Holdsworth | ¢
239. LHT Eleanor Holdsworth

“THS Pincurlers 820. THT
Muffets 2349,
Team jPolnte: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 4, Mugs 0, Fipeuriers 3,
Wheaties 1
Coffee Break League

ae 243,
Joyce. Andrews 5
THS Siutiate 862, THT

Team points: Cheerios 2,
Muffets 2, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 3,
Take’ Five 0, Wheaties 4,
Tuesday One O'Clock

Irene: Sheridan 252.
LHT Glenna ‘Akselson 608.4

THS: MacAlister’s Insu
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Team points: MacAlister’s
Insurance é Oglow’s ‘0, Castle-
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1, Castlegar Drug 1, Aero Taxi

Other 600's Betty MacAlist-
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Tuesday Mixed L.
LHS Kay “Adshead 285, LHT
Kay Hreaie 664.
IS Matt Rohn 327. MHT
John nason 743.
Regulars 1245. THT
Regulars 3295.

Team points: Five Duds 3,
Button Pushers 0, Tiger Cats 1,
Bridge Builders 3, Regulars 4
Smartt les 1.

Other 600's Gary Romano
688, Vic indow 614, Joe Zebroff
728, cate Rourke 740, Ken De-
war 608, Karl Koreen’ 624, Ada
Halbover 633, Matt Rohn 651.
Tuesday Night Mixed
Marg Bonnett 260. LUT
Hare Bol Bonnett 617,
MHS George Menzies 311.
MHT Tom Cowlin 694.

THS The Tomeats 1082, THT Mrs.

The Tomcats 8009,

Peterson 659, George Mencia

LuT| 0, tm

ks paitors: present,

Bank of Routreal 3, Celgar 3,
Alleycats

Other 00's Jim Salmon $22,

Thursda [Meknin

eavers 861. THT Bes-|e

Maddline Ae tat 61! Heh
‘MHS : Pi Kazakott 825,
HMT Peter ‘Racakett
TH iFive 1098. THT
Plaza ‘Five

Drywallers 0,' Oddballs 4, Celgar
\perials’ 3, Salamidas) LAL
ley" Byes ‘3, Deadbeats ‘1
balls 3, Liqui iuld Airs i, Kaybees
3, Four Pointers 1.
Other 600's Matt Rohn 755,
7, Demp:

‘ance | 603.

Friday Night Mixed Classic

LHS Kay Adshead 298, LHT
Kay Adshead 704,

MHS Bilt Davis 242, MHT
Bill Davis 672,

THS The Five Shakes 1201.
THT The Five Shakes 3143.

Team ponits: The Five ‘Shak.
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Mobile Homes 2, The Five Rog-
ues 4, The Outcasts 0.
Other 600's Marg Bonnett |.,
oe bebe Keraiff 609, Bea

Rowd: Rellers
IS May Bell 268. LHT

Helen Pickering 596.

THS Groaners 1002, THT
Screamers 2632.
Team points: Screamers 30,
Hooters 28, Groaners 52, Wail-
ers 87, Criers 47, Moaners 58.

Independence Issues
Shown to Stamp Glub| i:

David Thompson Stamp Club
met at the hi f: Mr. and
A. Nielsen at Kinnaird re-
cs | cently and there was a good, at-
tendance of members and three

lay were stamps
from some British colonies
which have received their inde-
Pendenee and thé’ display illus-
the changej of names and
designs 1 in their stamps as ‘a re-

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Schools aanasa in the Fu-
ture Teachers’ field program are
Twin Rivers, Castlegar Elemen-
tary, and Kinnaird Junior High,

Anew and interesting grou)
recently started in the school
the Public Speaking Clinic. Con-
sisting of members of ‘Grades
9 and 10, the b eroup ma meets every
Wednes R.! Lan-

zorotta; ‘The meetings 2 are at.
d after the te

9 145,
7 | McLure — 264 and Mr. J. But. | dning
| esky — 304.°'

aine Adshead — 410, Mrs, B.
Spain: — 483, Rick Fullerton _
700 and Mr. J. Bilesky — 745.
Male’ Teachers — 1028,

Male Teachers — 2983.

and teams were’ well ‘support-

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Three.- Team ‘High Single:
Four. Team High’ Triple:

It was a good tournament

club mmestin
ring inc, a “tor

master" to takes the lead ty a’ ser.
jes of ‘table topics” discussions,
to: which each: member contri-
butes, finished, the “host
calls on two members who each
give Aan i Prepared five-minute
speech, +
On all occasions there are
two ‘evaluators, one evaluating
fontents and’ the jbther, pose of
lon. The ‘primary’ purpose o!
the‘evaluators, states Mrs. Lanz-

selves, Every member takes his
turn’ as ‘evaluator, host, topic
toastmaster and speaker.

The main idea of thls clinic
is to’ encourage and help stu-
‘dents to become better speaker
Much attention is given to im-
promtu speeches and expres-
sions, Surely, this is a great pro-
gram which will profit every
student,

An enjoyable ‘progressive
dinner” was held last Saturday
y the Inter-School Christian
Pellowship Club. Starting in
Blueberry with the appetizer,
the group went to Kinnaird and
obson for the other courses be-
ore finishing the meal in Wood-
land Park. To climax the even-

ing, games were played and
songs sung lu:

e Bowling Club challeng:
ed the Teachers to a game of
bowling recently. The ladies
team ‘defeated the girls in all
three games and took total pins.
The men’s team also defeated

uy ‘gam
yk: total pins. The studen!
mixed team defeated the teach
ers mixed team in all three gam-
es and took’ total‘ points,
High Scorers: One. High

Single Games: Elaine Adshead—

Wednesday Morning Drivers
Jack 276.

Cadillacs 968. THT
Jaguars 26168. .

es 3, Barras
1, Jaguars 3, “Thunderbirds
Other 600's Fay Jack 630,
Pat Gordon 608, Mabel McGillv-
Tay
Wednesday Night Mixed Eoaaue
Martha Pop 23:

is
LHT. eerie Popoff 5:
MBS Jim Satmon. 350, HMT

k of Montreal 906.

Us 1, L 1,

"jing 1965 were

2428.
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$2,136 Park

A total of 1$2,136.30 was
spent on develop ment of Pass
Creek Park’ by the park board
st year, according to the an-
nual board report which has
just been released.

Development

At Pa s Creek Last Year

bage $90) a5 $54. 80, 2, publicity $4.50

and admii

otal ona exeenditure to Dec.
31, 1965 on the park $10,175. 18.
‘The excess of revenue over ex-
‘Penditure in the periods $465.

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‘Within our: strivings to establish j a
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gengrai sense, “Jeon” means ian |

age, but'to apply it.in its more

ual Wersally.. accepted ‘contiota-,

ton the ots. is used \in ‘con-

yzantitie style

nel painted an 1 wooden ‘pa
nels,

like the great paintings

of the Italian Renaissance an

icon is not an “expression of

corr oral Beauty, In fact.the more |'chure.

icon téids ‘to represent the’
pers jonages it is portraying in a
realistic’-and human Uke man:
ner, the ‘Tess it tends to -be a

true icon. —
‘ a les to ahem
ler the spirituality,
pie babel of the soul of the
saint whose -image it-is. To one
whd ;is “looking ‘at “an 4
the #iret time the ‘ima

on that: much of our
tite. art, in ‘its attempts
ism ‘and sentimental

had age was a

‘ediction ‘towards those Ghent
‘Heyhas redeemed, Those of our
Lady reveal her as the Mother
of God either in. attitude of
pointing the way to her. Divine
Son or as exchanging some em-
otion of tenderness and affec-
tion with the Christ Child
Icons play an important part
in the religious lives of the Peo |
ple of the. Byzantine rite.
times of joy, of tribulation, and
of ‘sorrow, . the faithful often
feel the desire to pray. before
icons: In their homes, general-
ly a corner is set aside in the
main room where the. fai
icons are 2 hung. Usually an icon

d mute

wal, Perens ‘and "so now with 4

chi ‘al to
be veritable galleriés of icons,
Th of “a

ards nl
ry particular Jocal interest:

rhe

‘These are a remarks I
week which
seat

’ “Before-resuming my,

e
rite church, 1s separated from
the main body by a large screen
called an iconostasis, on which
jare palced the icons of the

Strict canons have Jon gov.
erned the placements:of the va-
rious icons on it. Throughout
the church either in shrines or
on lectern-style stands are plac.
ed other icons. Before ES

of the icons small votive mps\}'t

sare? ‘Hung.
times  wehen the art
the paltiting ‘of ah
icon -was éonsidered an act of,
devotion and was generally ‘un-
erteket

Nyevar Hignen by ihe | an

‘ception “of ‘a few very fam ous }-a
works they” “wre the ‘works of
anonymous painters.
For the most it part, {eon Icon tees
ing consisted
producing ol old themes, ed ‘ane
‘pure

new: and ap-
proach to the old idea. Now and | ye
agein' genius resulted in a new
and ‘different , portrayal, but us-
ually icon artists were quite con-

tent ‘. interpret in their own

in a cer-
is reason

rues
Today, ty people number
among those who paint icons.
For some it is but a pastime,
ce there still persists many
and: devo-

that Roe ofthe
of our: lady. One can best ap-
) the ve ition the By-

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In this District, Enter at:

saat

Just Turn, clin AL The

sai B.A. eve

ns zion Sig

mz old ‘its first mestin of the

the: lives of
It” is: interesting ‘to point : out
that some of the. finest icon
Painters of this century have
been women.

In any art form certain crea-

the case in

senturiss, sometimes because of

ir’ great beauty,
use oftheir

apergeated above others.

to.. be the: sme eautifal : icon
in existence: Other favorite icons.
‘of ‘our Pee include ‘our Lady

of, Kazan’ and our Lady of Per:
petual Help; or as the image is
sometimes referred to’ ih the}
Eastern church, our Lady of the

mention ‘is. the very beautiful

and) an object, of veneration: To
sof the went the icon for, the
part: is a: new ‘experience
and: even’ though it is not erect
ly .part.of.-our ‘tradition, it is
something, ae. ‘can ‘look “upon
‘with a ‘sense ‘of ners perhaps}
even admiratio!

work, each im-/at
Copy ch

je same
tion that was so much‘a part of | 5!
the artist monks. | ©

tions stand out as being great.
|:pieces. This: is also ;
iconography... ‘Throughout. the dents wi

and some-| x,

iplecof this is}
of. Vlas

Passion. ‘Another icon worth mi
icon of the Holy, Trinity by An-| m
drei: Ri Tee

the great: developments inking
ise in the Roseland: Trail ri

ay think it is safe to say we
had the greatest year in our

history.

has-been caused by:
three major | factors.
“being the ‘construction 0!

Don Brothers

ed at Kinnaird aid @ new 40.

1 want to take, ths 0) poreaity in
of Mr.. "

‘The first Peer

Reports...

130°. years, emo
-| Hospital is also well
plans for a substant

pletely chang
Prete alti tin

“Lam

ties fnplalon of ilghray links zs
co! pmpletion: ott ehway Hinks Bounded | te

aera of the Ly of the
area,

“A. peter wee was placed
" eral re re;

eb Ghastruction “of the We: Seat
Kootendy ‘Regional College —
Adve you thet He parsed. with
a y00d abd ts now be | wa
‘ing constructed. It will be ready’
for opening in September of this.

ar.
‘The: new bridge was com-|
‘pleted over the Conn la river|
(d. the . Brilliant | yor
passed fis [una

stlegar | Highway.
Very ut little work has been done
on this heavily-travelled high- |
way int 30 years.

iow connects the two| s
| neavily industrialized areas. of
Trail and Castlegar. It is narrow
and winding ‘and 80 per cent of

it is double ‘lined. A> section

sideration is that part which
travels through’ Genelle. There

40 mph, i

this. is the main
thoroughfare” it is used by the
residents: ag ‘a walleway: especi-

ficially ‘opentd ‘during: the year |
and the ‘addition’to the: Mater
Misericordia: Hospital is under-
way, The: ski: clu’
/new:. addition to i

which demands immediate con-| 1

d-turns and a hill. | for

By the Attorney Ga

ict: As I
co ty we eaten had 4,081
are from any traffic fatal-

in Trail.
es Por ‘any ‘of the Nidétrable
sneinbere who have '‘visited:.Tra’

: What we spt ze in,
Trail. We have an excellent safe.
ty council and

li in ft! proved zt
we live. in-one of the safes
tities. a the world.

‘On behalf of. the people of
Rossland-Trail ‘1 am fesued to
be at
er, tl ti

urtee!

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