12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thureday, Nov. 23, 1972

Gonsclencs and Comment

Love Explodes in Africa

tH
ublic of Upper
Votta — “We

of a number of

Observers and this writer
concerning a conference in-
‘volving many of the Prot-
estant pastors and mission-
aries in Upper Volta.

it is it we are see-
ing? First, we are seeing
reconciliauions and apolog-
jes that are very deep. Mis-

Witnesses Attend
Recent Convention

Approximately 50 Jeho-

's Witness from the Cas-
tlegar-Kinnaird Area, : in-
cluding their presiding Min-
ister Leonard Sawatzky,
were among the 1,051 mem-
bers to attend the Jehova-
h’s Kitness Convention at
McKim High School in Kim-
berley over the weekend. |

At the conclusion of the
Sunday afternoon,
‘itnesses heard reports

from
their employment and per-
secuted in ways.

adapted to

appeal to president Dr. H.
Kamazu’ Banda, and other
authorities in the Republic
of Malawi protesting these

The new moble kitchen,
used for the first time, turn-
ing out 2,025 full couse
meals, was reported funct-
joning well.

are
themselves before African
bretheran and asking for-
giveness for sights and
wrongs, The Africans too
are siraightening out things
that have been hidden and
buried for years.

Perhaps the most tou-
ching apology was that of a

When she was finished her
words, as they say here, an
elderly African pastor
s.ood before her.

Uneducated he was, but
eloquent nevertheless. “You
are our mother. You have
brought. the Gospel to us.
You have told us what our
own mothers never told us.
We forgive you. We all for-
give you.”

Then impulsively, spon-
taneously, the petite mis-
sionary grandmother hug-
ged the old man. A black
man, And it was beautiful.

The second thing we
are seeing is the uaprece-
dented expression of Chris-
tian love. And the differ-
ence in culture does not ex- .
plain it, God has sent an
explosion of love to these

‘ican’ . Chris! » both
black and white. There has
been joy and jubilation, re-
pentence anda river of
tears. Words fail.

But one thing can be
said, What the world needs
is love, and the church can
not take it to the world un-
til it has a renewal of ag-
ape love, the deep love of

ie Holy Spirit.

The most hopeful sign
im Christendom 1s the re-
newed love among Christ-
ians world-wide. Visible ob-
servable love is the true ec-
ume:

DYNAMO BANTAM League Champions, who
recently received the Public Freightways
Trophy in soccer action are, back row, left
to right, Logan Miller-Talt, coach Bill Miller-
Tait, Gary Hubert, Robert McGillivray, Fran-
cis Baff, David Normandeau, Colin Hetman,

Mitch Hetman

and Danny Wallace. Front

row, left to right, Ron Sherstibitoff, Mario
Baff, Robert Kirkwood, Danny Zoobkoff,
captain Pat Rilkoff and Dean Ternent. Mis-
sing is Danny Nazaroff, — Castlegar and
District Soccer Association Photo

People in All Walks of Life Find Local Libraries
Source of Information fo Fit All Occasions

Every member of a
club or organization should
know how to inwoduce a
speaker, organize a panel
discussion, and conduct a
business meeting smoothly
and efficiently.

Do it well with the help
of a book from your public
library,

duore and more Canad-
fans are becoming their
own handymen. You can
save money by doing things
yourself with the help of
books at the public library.

then you hear an inter-
esting topic on

radio or televsion, why not
follow it up by reading
books about the subject at
the public library.

Do you find it hard to
keep your children out of
mischief these: days, W!
not keep them busy wit!
interesting games and other
activities suggested in books
at the public library.

Teenagers can avoid
embarrasing mistakes in et-
iquettes and be smarter and
smoother by consulting et-
iquette boo! for young
people at the public library.

When you plan . your

jon 0)

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A Castlegar man, C.
“Andy” Andrew, has been

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you will enjoy it more
you read up about it be-
toreband in books at the
ublic library.
x Are you awed and im-
pressed when you meet
people who talk easily on
any subject? You can be

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ute Underwriters of Cana-

A representative of The
Mutual Life Assurance Co.
of Canada, Mr, Andrew has
been awarded the designat-
ion on the successful com-
pletion of a ‘year
course in life underwriting.

The course includes
such related subjects asec-
onomics, * n,“-agcount-

“Ing, commercial

oration finance and * psy. -
ology.

, too, if you
read up-to-date books and
magaznes about todays
world at the public library.

The library has new

TV set, planning
fixing a faucet, and hund-
reds of other practical, use-
ful topics. Vist your local
puble Ubrary.

Overweight? The pub-
‘lic ‘library has many prac...
‘tical “manuals and-books on
reducing and diet.

Helpful books on how
to retire’ and enjoy it are.
available at the public lib-

sank, you don’t read books
you are missing something!
New hooks on a. wide. var-
iety of subjects are arriv-
ing at the public library
every week.

Then you need facts
for home or business phone
the public library first.

Are you looking for
ideas and suggestions for
those parties coming up
this spring? The public li-
brary has books tbat will
give you helpful suggestions
for decoration, food, favors
and games.

Books on parliamentary
practice and the art of run-
ning a club meeting smoo-
thly and efficiently are av-
ailable at the public library.

Are you intrigued by
the current interest in as-
trology, spiritualism or palm
reading? Find. both. facts
and fallacies in books from
your public library.

Did you know that your
public Ubrary can give you
fast, fast rellef for your in-
come tax headaches? Con-
sult its helpful nmterial be-
fore tackling your returns.

Planning on redecorat-
ing this spring? There are
some great ideas in
books at your public lib-
rary.
If that new puppy of
yours seems untrainable,
you need an expert's book
from your public library.

your car is on the

- blink, or you have a plug-

ged-up sink try a repair job
of your own with the gui-
dance oe a book from your
ublic library.
a Goi homesteading?
Don't start off without first
getting the knowledge you
need from he ‘books in
your public library.

“Mom, you gotta be kid-
din”. .....Don't, be left be-
bind by’ your children ‘ue.
Wt" théy find you t60 coii-
ventional for words. They
get new ideas about people,
politics, and concepts in
modern living from books.
‘And so can you. Join your
public library. Tease your
imagination. Surprise your
fai

What’s for dinner to-

night? How about” trying
some exotic dish from the

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

the -

If you have been trying
to avold the word, the ld Is
off, In a couple of days we
et but month away from

istmas.

If you haven't given the .
date too much thought,
what would you say if 1 told
you tomorrow is the last day
‘to guarantee unsealed greet-
ing cards to Great Britain
if they are going by surface
mall and Dec. 13 if by air?

fou_still have until
Dec. 8 for parcels. by alr
but those that were to gu
by surface mail should have
been posted way back on
the 10th of this month.

I can happily hand out

-all this advice for it seems

I have a rare husband —
and

and takes care of posting
in general. ‘
; Tt is a terrific help
with the schedule we keep,
but it is also something that
he has done in all our mar-
ried years when my time
was far from as active as

his,

One thing about our
overseas parcel that pleased
me this year was the artic-
les were light, unbreakable
and appropriate.

The majority of the ar-
ticles were purchased dur-
ing the summer when it was
easier to pick up items that
looked Canadian and were
really on display for the
tourist trade. Z

By. fall everything was
in readiness except a gift
for one young lady.

The answer here seem-
ed to be one.of those cute

little octopl you can make
from a. styrofoam ball and
synthetic wood.

All young girls seem to
adore stuffed toys or indl-
0

ST. RITA'S |
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. W. Harrison |
Ph, 365-7143; }

Sunday Masses at |
9am, - 11 am. -7 p.m. -

vidui
their bedrooms,

The Octopus I chose to
make calls for one four inch
styrofoam ball, two skeins
of wool, set of eyes from a
hobby shop and sufficient
ribbon for a bow.

have yet to see the
creation from these minor
articles not please a young
miss and the weight is so

decided to
the basic C
deadlines,

Earlier delivery is one
thing post office staff will
‘appreciate.

Britain unsealed cards,
surface mail deadline is
Nov. 24, and parcels by air
Dec. 8. For the rest of
Europe unsealed cards by
air must be sent by Dec. 8°
This is the same for sealed
cards and letters by air
service.

Parcels by air service
for the rest of Europe
should be posted by Dec. 6.

In Canada and the U.S.
the deadline for parcels is
Dec, 8 while letters and
cards for both the U.S, and
Eastern Canada should also
be mailed by this date.

Dec. 13 Is the deadline
given for out-of-town letters
and cards in Canada and
Dec. 17 for those to
posted right in your own
own.

9:45 A.M. Sunday

SUNDAY SCHOOL BEG!

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M, United or Anglican Service

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday School!
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service (Communion)

Perish - Gffice: “Phone : 365-8937, »
wClergy:'Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

(alternate weeks)
School

INS ON SEPTEMBER 10

ones

CALVARY |
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-5430 ~

orship llam.
Evening ‘Wor ip Service

00

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH

405 Maple St., Castlegar

Worship Service 2 p.m.
Sunday School 10 am.

965-7502 and 365-8354 .
“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

ico
Wed. 7.90 Prayer Bible
- Study .
N, Walker - Phone 365-6662
ea

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.
Pastor; Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph, $66-5212 «

Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 am,
Evangelistle ice 7 p.m.

Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.80

Mrs. Norman McNabb and Rc, Maddocks

From fhe Director's Desk.

By Jack Alouf
Gymnastic classes are
showing gvod response. We
have ciasses for hool

have been out of school for
more than one year,

The course will run for
18 weeks, 45

Pp
ers right up to Grade 12.
There are five ferent
classes.a week and the total
registration to date is 184
chudren and students.
The program offers a
four shield progression sys-
tem that all can participate
in. Later on the groups will
be. doing some display work

0,

We are not closing re-
gistrations on this program
80 if you have a youngster
who would like to take, part
just call the Recreation. Of-
fice for details on the class-

es.

There is an effort be-
ing made at this time to see
what interest there is in
lacrosse. This sport would
start right after the hockey
season Closes. If anyone is
in seeing lacrosse

GRACE :
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services & Church School
Sundays at 11.30 am. -

Minister Rev. Clare Martin
Ph. 352-7400, Nelson, B.C.

CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird

» Sunday School - for all.
ages — 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Fellowship Hour

* 7:30 pm ate

a em erey

Minister? “Ira“Jobniséa °°"?
Ph, 965-6762

Business and Professional Directory

Dutch Cleaning Service
Day-Week or Monthly
Contracts

ing wall to wall

at your
public library? You may be
a heroine to the family, or
you may end up going out
for dinner.

Have past camping
trips ended in disaster for
all" involved? All the the
correct do’s and dont’s can
be learned from the books
in your. public library.

carpet and rugs

Free Estimates. Ph. free of

charge 352-7123 or Nelson

Zenith 6826, Castlegar.
Cc. Van Pelt

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
+. Ph. 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

,  BOLINDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists

Medallion Homes

Ph. 365-7241
FAMILY SHOE RENEW
631-3rd. Ave. CASTLEGAR

65-3231

Phone
24 hr. Service ‘on most
oe Repairs
heels while you wait
Holder of Orthopedic
Certificate of Registration
in the Shoe Service
Institute of America

VACUUM
FILTER QUEEN
. SALES & SERVICE

1440 Bay Ave., Trail, B.C.
Ph. 368-9164

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop

Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph, 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O5S.
OPTOMETRIST

366. Baker St.
Nelson, B.C.
Ph, 352-5152

H. VAN OOSTEN

Furnace Cleaning - Oil

Heating - -Tinsmithing

P. O. Box 99, Cascade

Ph. 447-9428, Christina
Lake |

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon.— Painted|
Sales ervice

Professional — Prompt
Installations ~

PARDMAN FURNITURE]:
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph. .-365-5240

ROBSON RADIO & TV.
Your ADMIRAL Dealer

Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph, Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly .
Thoughtful Service {
Ambulance — Flowers :

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques —

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL

Castleaird Plaza = |
Next to Young Agencies
7 to 9 p.m. ral

aney
aa

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES:
RECEIPT BOOKS ;

eu

CASTLEGAR NEWS!
Phone 365-7268 {

started in this area, just
call the Recreation Office

ton program. Any help in
area would be appre-
ciated.

A fourth class steam
engineering course is now
being offered. The course
will enable workers to pass
the B.C. fourth class exam.
Canada Manpower is pre-
pared to sponsor adults who

hours and will commence
on Dee, 14 and end approx:

ril 12, For fur-
ther details contact the Re-
creation Office,

Regional Recreation is
looking for a large garage
or shed that we can use
for storage. It must be big
enough to house our canoe
trailer, one other utility
trailer and the recreation
bus. We would prefer to
rent this facility but we will
also consider any other type
of arrangement, We need
the facility as soon as pos-
sible.

Another reminder that
the Blueberry Creek Recre-
ation Commission will be
holding their next bingo on
Monday at the arena hall.
‘This will be a Silver Dollar
Bingo.

Opon Letter

Heart Dollars for B.C. Heart Foundation
Keeps 20 Vifal Research Projects Working

When Mrs, Norman Mc-
Nabb and Mrs, R. C, Mad-
docks left Castlegar to at-
tend the Heart Delegates
Workshop in Vancouver,
Nov. 5, 6, and 7, they didn’t
know about things like ad-
vanced telemetry systems to
safeguard infants on their
journey ‘into life, . . or vas-
cular data p

ing. At this time Dr, Dru-
mmond Is working on the
effect of adrenalin-like sub-
-stances on the heart and
seeking to identify enzym-
es which will maintain nor-
mal heart action in hearts
under stress.

Dr, Litherland, a heart
surgean, is working on a

1B. » OF,
enzyme identifying. The:

did know that they were
responsible in a good part,
for the Heart Fund exceed-
ing last year's goal so they
were able to allocate en-
ough funds to kee;

At the works!
heart representati
and Ustened to three top
research scientists, Dr.
George Drummond, Dr,
Henry K, Litherland and
Dr. Molly Towell.

Dr. Drummond took his
listeners behind the scenes
in research to the ‘‘basica”
where ideas are nurtured,
tried and eventually pres-
ented to the physicians af-
ter strictly controlled test-

' Table Tums
As Trapper
Is Trapped

The tiger trapper was
putting the finishing touch-
es to a wooden trap when
the animal he was after ap-
peared behind him.

Man just made it in
jump inside the’ stout cage
and was able to slam the
door shut before the anim-
al attacked.

The trapper was be-
sleged inside the cage for
two days with the tiger
chewing at the wooden bars
while trying to reach him.

Requesis Separate Vote on MD

To the People of Robson:
This District Municip-
ality that the towns of Cas-
tlegar and Kinnaird are pul-
ling for would be a great
thing for the above two
towns. It would give them
the privilege of having the
bees Reatae pround: them,
ebson, help pa;
for thee Rs on

which we would
nothing in return.

An article in the Cast-
legar News of November 9,
1972, states that a decision
will possibly be made by an
overall vote of the whole

ple realize that this we
give Castlegar and Kinnaird

receive

(01 Vs) on
which they have overexpan-
ded themeclven y ‘2

I would like to “ have
them explain to us in Rob-
son why.we should join
them and have our taxes
increased considerably to
help pay off their mortg-
ages and honds, help pay
for their protection,
street lights and so on for

an- over

cot’, Apparently:cthere is a

provision in the Municipal
Act for a separate vote. Let
us be fair and have a sep-
arate vote if a vote is nec-
essary.

In conclusion -may I say
that Robson and the other
outlying districts would
have no more. services or
priveleges than they now
have but would be paying
a lot more taxes. My only
hope is that a lot more peo-
ple in the outlying districts
will write similar letters
expressing their views in
the hope that we may pro-
vect ourselves from the se.-
fish interests on the part
of the towns of Castlegar
and Kinnaird,

And remember, do not
be fooled by this flood of
propaganda. It is better to
attack than find ourselves
on the defensive.

«R.A: Fowler,
Re

WHAT'S
INA.
NAME?

Well, to two lucky Castlegar News.
readers, t's $5 apiece from now until
Christmas. All you have to do is look -
through the . advertisements in this -
paper each week until Christmas. Hf you
find your name, phone 365-7266 and

collation of.
case histories in the fleld of
vascular surgery, a quick
and detailed reference sys-
tem for surgeons.

Dr. Molly Towell's work
may bring about the hap-
py day when children wi
be born in this world with-
out the spectre of cerebral
palsy, mental retardation

and other birth defects. Shi
‘king with tel 7

Castlegar Resident
ohn Harshenin
Opens Practice

d f the Can-

ds pwd ig wil
and el equipment
to study heart activity and
oxygen levels of the unborn
infant to find out which in-
fants are undergoing dist-
ress before and during

Wallace B. Haughan,
CBE, new president of the
B.C. Heart Foundation, said
that with such vital examp)-
a of where the heart dol-

Fund goal of $565,000 will
be easily attained. Last
year, he announced, $390,-
613 was spent on 20 re-
search projects,

UERATE. -

CHICKENS

A of the
adian College of Massage
and Hydrotherapy of Toron-
to, John Harshenin, has re-
cently opened a massage
therapy practice in Trail.

While in Toronto Mr.
Harshenln also studied der-

umbia,

Mr. Harshenin Is a re-
sident of the Castlegar dist-
rict. He is married and has
three children.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday

THE FOOD PEOPLE

Nov. 23, 1972

D-BAR-D

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9 P.M. TO1 AM.

THIS WEEKEND

THE NEW VERSATILES

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PORK & (14 oz.)

BEANS ....+0..... 6 fins $1

| Place your order for
Turkeys ‘this weekend to ensure
size and delivery. : ;

KRAFT (32 oz.)

MIRACLE WHIP....... 69

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TOMATO

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RED RIPE (28 oz.)

TOMATOES....... 3fins $1

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