“WONG SERVICE awards were presented two
strustees of School District No. 9 at the recent
- Sebool Trustees Association annual general

*, meeting in Vancouver. Presenting the awards

‘Crime and Accident Statistics

Rain Makes

“Bridge Slippery

Damage has been esti-
mated at $1,000 each .to two
vehicles whicti collided Monday
afternoon ‘on the Kinnaird
Bridge.

Drivers of the vehicles

: have been identified as Joan

Alexa MacNicol of Trail, who
was driving a 1976 Dodge and

‘Laura Gretchen of Thrums who

waa the driver of a 1974 Ford.

Police said the MacNicol
vehicle had slowed down, to
avold hitting a piece of wood on

a. the bridge having noted a blue

here to Bill Gattrell, top Photo, for 10 years
service and to Ernest Mills bottom
_ years service is B.C. Lt. Gov. Walter S. Owens,

» for 15

“Reasonably Low’ For City ©

Lynette Lighthoot ”
School of Dance | _

heknee ot

Student ‘Porbornance

i at Stanley Humphries Auditorium
Thursday, June 2 at 7:30 p.m. -

May 27 - 29

Mr. and Mrs, David Martin
(Irian Jaya)

Rev. and Mrs. Frank Pickering
_ Wapan)

Friday and Saturday, 7:25 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Rice and Broth Dinner, Ladies Luncheon,
Men’s Breakfast, Youth Fireside

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Call 365-3269 or 365-2630

Plus:

Crime and accident statis-

ties were low for the month of ~

April, Ald. Dave Ferguson told”
Castlegar city council Tuesday.

Ferguson, chairman ‘of
‘council's protective services

ins, and damage to property
offences in the ‘city were
“reasonably low.”

“There were eight persons
charged with impaired driving
and six: with possession of soft
drugs ‘(marijuana and hash-
ish)” Ferguson said. “There
were no injury motor accidents
and 12 property damage ac-
¢idents reported and investi-
gated.”

Ferguson said the investi-
gation continues in the assault ~
of a nurse at Castlegar and
District Hospital April 16,
Hospita) security. has been in-
creased and will. continue for
several more weeks, he said.

van heading In the opposite
direction. The van stopped and

ithe driver jumped out.

The Gretchen vehicle,
which was directly behind the
van, went out of contro! when it
tried’ to avoid striking the
stopped van and crossed the
highway into the path of the
MacNicol vehicle. :

Police said the van, be-

longing to Oglow Building:

Supply, was driven by Nick
Qglow.  ~

No injuries have been te
ported. It was raining at the
time of the incident which is
still under investigation,

Local. Court News

Kenneth Melnick was fined
$250 or in default a month in jail

after pleading guilty to a

charge of resisting arrest,
° ° .

Kevin Leckie pleaded
guilty to a charge of being in
possession ofa narcotic. He was

Results From:
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

, Seven-and-a-half tables
participated in Monday night's
play at the Joy Keillor Bridge
Club with the following results:

North-South

~ Average: 72.

First, Joy Keillor and Judy
Sheppard, 82; second, Bev
MacDonald and Inez Walker,
81; third, Stan Greenwood and
Phylis Matteucci, 77.

‘ East-West

Average: 63,

First, Ian MacDonald and
Otto Walker Jr., 78.5; second,
Tom Cotton and Rob Wadey,
74.5; third, Gordon Boyd and
Helen Keillor, 72.5.

THE CHURCH BELL

News and Views

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH .

from

Spring Cleanup Day at St.
David's Church last Saturday
was

will be considered. When final
arrangements are made, the

by about 0 people, with almost
‘equal representation from both
Anglican and United congrega-
tions. Three painting. crews
were busy on the vestibule,
stairways and foyer, several _
groups digging in flower beds
and around tree trunks, and
others cutting and raking the
grass, while downstairs, ano-
ther work party cleaned cup-

- boards and storage areas.

An informal lunch break
helped restore the tired work-
ers and enabled them to eay
their projects to

. Mrs. K. Johnson.
* *

phoning will notify
members.
Those present signed a

ecard to go to Tony Crosbie on .

the occasion of his ordination in

Saskatoon next mor th.
Hostesses for the evening

were Mrs. D. Marcellus and

*

A warm welcome was
given to a new member of the
Christian faith, namely Bradley
Craig Coleman, at his baptism
Sunday at St. David's Anglican
Church with the Rev. Desmond
Carroll

few jobs remain to be done, ta
it is hoped that another work
party can be arranged in the
near future.

The Building and Grounds
Committee is to be commended
‘on.thé well-planned day, and
‘the. thanks of both congre-.

gatians are « to all who:,,

Bradley is the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Coleman

"(nee Gay McNabb). Godparents

were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baba-
kaiff. :

An unusual feature of the
occasion was the presence at
the service of the baby's four

Mr. and Mrs. Roy

o3 -*
St. David's -Thrift Shop
ladies are: pleased to have
water-service once more, after
being without water for over a
month.:-This. was due to the
demolition of the old: Elemen-
tary School, and unavoidable,
but speedy work by. the school
board: towards re-construction
has remedied the situation.
Due to increased donations
and lack of space, the shop asks
that only clean and useable
clothing be given.
.

Miss * sylvia Fellner was
guest speaker at the Anglican
Church Women’s regular meet-
ing held last week in the under-
croft of St, David’s Church. She
related her impressions of the
Sorrento Centre where she had
taken courses last summer, and
said it had been a time of fellow-
ship with friendly people, as
well as a time of learning.

She urged her listeners to
make an effort to visit the
centre to relax in the beautiful
surroundings and to enjoy
the many facilities available
there. She closed with’ the
reading of two arming poems
on Fri and a h

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of Psalm No. 186. President
Mrs. J. Donnan thanked Miss
Fellner for her informative

Several thank you cards -
and, messages were. received
from ‘members who had~ap-
preciated cards and flowers
during recent illness.

The June picnic at Chris-

tina Lake was
the possibility. of the ACW.

inviting their husband this time.

discussed, and.

* Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs,
* Norman McNabb;

and four

great-grandparents, Mr. and

Mrs. H. C. Coleman: and. Mr.

and Mrs, L. Newhouser.
aoe oe

Al Forest, nationally-
known editor of the 300,000
subscriber United Church Ob-
server was one of three United
Church Toronto staff members
to visit the Kootenays . last

_week,
Mr. Forest is best known .. -

for his controversial pro-Arab
position in the Middle East. He
defended the right of church
spokesmen, and of the Ob-
server, to speak up on such
political issues.

He noted that his magazine

-was ahead of most Canadian

opinion on the recognition of

. China, the American presence
in Viet Nam and a number of

other issues. ,

He also spoke of the ©

churches in Canada. The small

churches, as opposed to large -

city churches, are the majority
in the United Church, and their

“ contribution to Canadian life

cannot be underestimated.

He spoke of a hunger for
spiritual realities evident in the
reading interests of Canadians,
and in a revival of church life in
many places.-

The United Church. Ob-
tained through Castlegar's
| -Fepresentative, Mrs. C.. Din-
ning, or through: the church

office. >

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fined $100 or in default 14 days

in jail.
* Ld

. Norman Kooznetsoff was
fined $100 or in default 14 days
in jail after pleading guilty to a
charge of being in possession of
a narcotic,

e * . i

Robert Martin was fined

$800 or.in default one month in

jail after pleading guilty ‘to a

charge of driving with a blood-

alcohol level in excess of .08 per
cent,

John fall pleaded ae to
three counts of supplying lguoe
to minors. He was fied $50 for
‘each count:

oo

Atbertus Jacobus Van
Amerongen was placed on

three months probation after ©

pleading guilty to committing
an indecent act.
* J

Antonio Almeida Da Costa
pleaded guilty to two charges,
one of impaired driving and one ©:
of assaulting a police officer. He
was given a $100 fine for each
charge or in default, one month
in jail.

* ‘

Frances Geralding Schafer
pleaded not guilty but. was
found guilty of resisting arrest.
She was given a $100 fine or in
default 14 days in jail.

o . .

A juvenile was found
guilty of possession of liquor
and wilful damage of property.
He was fined $25 for each
offense.

New Denver
Goes to Polls
This Saturday

An election will be held in

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Sunday Noon until10 p.m. -

New Denver y for a
mayor and alderman.

The resignation of Mayor
Vandroy Hansen to become the
village works supervisor made
the election necessary.'He quit
in mid-April, and three people
have stepped forward to take
his place.

John Oxley, retired; Wil-
liam E. Rowe, also retired; and
Walter G. Thring, a former.
alderman, will be vying for the

it.

There is also an election for

fe alae

| Ashby, loader oraralors Mabel

McCrory, receptionist; James
McDonaugh, welder and Frank
Pho, owner-operator of the Lu-
cerne Motel and restaurant.

There are 396 eligible
voters in the village. Counting
the votes is usually finished
within an hour of the closing of
the polls,

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