hat ‘ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, March 22, 1967

FRom THE GALLERY -

Liberals Fumble But Still Come Through

Prime Minister Pearson fin-
ally managed to shake the slush
and snow of Ottawa from hi
feet and get away to 9 An tigua for
a much delayed, and well deserv-
ed, holiday in the

The delay was s caused by

what official ‘spokesmen called
ress of government busl-
but what was generally

but at least it was patched up
well enough that the Prime Min-

r could spend a few days
xelaxing without worrying about

: iby Henry Heald

the cablnet is still sensitive over He is not likely to cast his
the zecent Mercantile fracas or
while so many’ delicate pieces
of legislation are before the
Hous and move more of the younger
Bat once into the Centennial} men into the front rank of cab-
Session of Parliament he couid| inet leadorsip Do enhancing
arty, fhe lea ership possibilities.
01 nine vacancies in the
Prime Minister and retire grac- sense wn cabinet houseclean-
lously. ing should not be too painful.

By. Lois HUGHES

‘Tell ‘Lots: 868-5503
Box 791, Castlegar

With Easter falling as early

be arriving all of a sudden,

We have missed the op]

tunity to’exchange new ipes

to add Something just a little
com-

| Penetrating Examination

Given Church & Theology

One of the most heartening are matters for theologians —

aspects of the present unrest in
society is the penetrating ex-

ith,

Mitchell Sharp and Walter
Gordon, the two vo Berpet in
the Liberal "8

being made of. the
Christian church and of the
theology to which it has tradi-
tionally subscribed.

rumble Olicy,
sat side by side in i Basilica
for Governor-General Vanier’s
funeral to show that gentlemen
can disagree and still be friends.

It has been this open, hon-
est approach .to disagreements
that has given the Liberal gov-
ernment the strength to remain
in power while the odds often
seem to be stacked against it.

What other party could sur-
vive the inumerable fumbles, the
persistent accusation of scandal,
the backbench criticism and the
poorly .concealed cabinet schi-
sm? But then what other leader
would ever try to put such a
gnixed bag together in one cab-
inet?

‘The Liberals have captilazed,
probably, unknowingly, on the
public’s appreciation of reality

nd understanding of human na-

e.

People have seen the cabin-
et bared as never before, but
they see real people with strong
views and honest differences.
People who believe that what
they are doing is the best. thing
for the country. And at the head
of it Mike Pearson, everybody's
favorite uncle, a man who loves

‘Canada, a man who-isn’t too}.

Proud to change his mind.

That may be too generous
& picture of the situation, but
it will all be over very soon any-

way so we can afford to be gen- ai

‘erous, For while the
may not be indulging in
e public. self-4 flagellation ithat
‘characterizes the Tory leader-
fh poy a thorough upset

Anew re, some of it
has and

hardlly a week goes by that that tl the
subject is not freely discu:
in the press and'on radio sed
television. It is as fashionable
these days to talk about.religion
as it is to talk about politics.

is, of course, says the
United Church in a recent sate-
ment, is healthy. But it must be
remembered that there is little
about it thatis new, except as
it relates to contemporary situa:

What is

individuals as such face new
challenges and opportunities,

.; Prof, Rex Dolan, a Montreal
theologian, says in his book, The
Big Change, that if the: church
is to be updated and is to. be
made relevant and ‘useful “it
must develop a new focus — to
prepare the laity for service in
the world.” He also says that if
the gospel is to.be taken into
the Id, the church must be
aware of ‘the world,

- Prof. Dolan is right. The
era of “church centredness” is
over. Today's goal, he believes,
is_not larger congregations, ins

pany though I have one recipe
passtd..on. over the weekend
that would serve lovely as an
extra vegetable dish’ and would
i344 with elther your turkey..or

m dinners. It will serve ap-

May want to doub.

Precook three good sized
sweet potatoes by boiling them
while still

as it possibly could, it seems to, child

proximately five people so you Fi

tery ybyofound books on

Psyc thology are read by

mother, but when properly ane
r-| gered she has’ been known to

“TOWN ¢ OF CA AS{LEGAR

PUBLIC NOTICE

Due to Friday being a Kollaay t the regular Friday
garbage pickup will be on Thursday, March 23rd,
A. Percheson,
Clerk.

a hard ‘body ‘check
and mother, soon shows whose
side ‘she’

Mothers ¢ do a lot of singing,
laughing, hugging—and sereams
tame, at referees and opposing

like the smell obibe bak:
ig me les and new!
floors — and small hockoy 7 lay
a tracking in to eat the. Gook-
es,

the skin and slice into a casser-
ole. along with three ‘sliced,
Peeled apples.

Sweet potatoes and ‘apples
are to be added in layers with
brown: sugar, salt and Denper
then cocked in a moderate oven
(850) for about 45: minutes.

When taken from the oven,

top with miniture marshmallows

(or cut regular marshmallows in-

to small pieces) and return to! yy,
the even to brown only.

Tam eure ‘ou will find this

creased busier
church organizations, but new
ti ople in

tions.
has happened many times noe
fore, God and the church have
always survived such times of
ferment and will continue to do
sl

0.
The institutionalized chi

it Is now clear, is in need o!

reform, But what this also

means is that institutionalized

churchmen are in need of: =

the world, new relationships bas-
ed on honesty, humility and ac-
ceptance. is new, he says,
for the church has been more
concerned. with itself, its ‘size,
and organizational activity than
it has with. building a better
wore.
other words, as the Ar-

chblebog of Cantebury said a few

would Htor bern regional efficiency is

form, Whatever changes years ago “A church which lives
made in doctrine — tnd these to itself will die by itself.

Regional Hospital Set-Up -
con Bring Specialization

e-, data would indicate that Trail-
Tadanac Hospital has certain fac-
ilitles mot possessed by in eh
the local hospital or by Kooten-

future years under -reg-
he .. sai

ig
ventesting somber ot ont could bring about a spe

Society at at their a annual mesting, Hon spot possible for a single

ald: that! a= gre ose suggested that it was not

cutting ‘out duplication. out of the question to have a

:. Mr. Bodard said that prevent

——— Sa:

are

FOR. EVERYONE

: Young or or_ old benefit from Credit Union

service. Dividends

come of the Scott union; attractive re-
tarns on deposits and low cost loans make
credit unions the best place to save or

We

In_ British Columbia there are credit

almost-every major community.

If you would like ‘details on how credit

unions can help you call at the credit
union nearest you or write to:

further, Mr, Bodard
said Soc hospital in the area
could special a certain area,

Members of the society's
board of management noted. one
area. lacking in the West Koo-
tenay Hospitals aa advanced
surgical treatment.

Bone hospital could deal in
this surgery,” said Mr. Bodard,
“while another specialized in em-
ergency treatment, a third in ev-
en’more exotic and advanced
treatments of the sort now hand-
led only by hospitals at the coast,
such 38 Vancouver General Hos-

lard said it was not
oe ard patients:: from

Trail pat-

“This ‘sort of co-ordination
and the resulting sper
to meet'a wide variety of needs
is the bi est, reason fora Teg:
ional diate” te sal

area such as the

a ition to your holi-
day fare,
2 2 8 &

With the hockey season
coming quickly to an end for
our younger players I would
love to share “Definition of a
Hockey Mother” which has

season while gracing the bulle-
tin board at the Ieeal: arena.

MO’ among the

most versatile of ‘al creatures,
Especially “hockey mothers”.

mother’ scrubs,’ runs,

climbs, nurses, cooks, advises,

seolds,. entertains and teaches,

A
agility of a cat, the gentleness
of a dove,

caught, so many eyes the past| Th

g | to the 412 shift and one practical

No Serious
Nurse Shortage
“At Hospltal

The following is the report

of the ‘director: of Hospital,
Castlegar and District

L. Watkin,

FINAL
GENERAL SKATING
for the 1966-67 season will be this
EASTER WEEK-END
March 24 — 6- 7.30

March 25 — 2-4
March 26 — 2-4

WE WISH TO THANK EVERYONE | WHO SUP-
PORTED THE ARENA. THIS SEASON.

TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

fare society's anntal at ths

ing last Thurs sday nig ght:
‘Throw: 966 we have had

po serious at orte e on the nurs-
ing staff. This has been due most-
ly to the increase in population
recently in ae district.

Throt the summer of
1966. rellet Mor acatlons was at

pital service plus
wards necessi
‘ing the staff: in §

Planni ?
anning a Home?

We have a few choice view lots located on
9th and 10th Avenues in Kinnaird

We have a large selection of attractive house
plans from which to choose your future home
We would be pleased to discuss with you with-
out obligation, building a home of your choice
on one of these lots

Woodland Construction
LIMITED

Phone 365-8359 Phone 365-6572

nurse added, to the 12-8 a.m.
shift. — . 3

the of a
saint and the vitality of a stave:

General Hospital . in|io

she’s ne ut to criticize the coach
for over-playing him.
she'll - criticize- her

ge “damp
leasing to mothers; ‘out they

P
d-| are completely, - unnerved by

muddy” tr tracks’ on newly scrub-
e

She'll ‘scold junior for track-
ing up .the floors,‘ then invite
the whole team in for milk and

ookies.
She'll complain to Dad about
the inadequacy of the shopping

money, :then empty the fridge
feeding the hockey team. -

GWL Sees
Film on Early
Parish Days

film on: the earlier

reminisence ‘for
attending
the eal ee of the Kin-
Catholic Women’s ; Lenge.

He eman ani

West ‘Kootenay. ”

based upon the in-

ag |in the parish Preminise a. pleas- |
antjeven evening 0 of

You could have had an

€XPOG/ holiday

on the House sce ee

if you had changed
to Natural Gas in 1957

Your savings to date could have been

TIMELESS TOPICS
Easter Pro

Easter speaks eloquent
to mankind of God's  triump!
over sin and death! The giving of
Christ's life at Calvary provided
thes sutticlent aneWer,

g! or’ mankind's
and hopeless problem ae ee
Christ's triumph over death
dramatically proved that en, for
‘or

dit ingly strange fact thet there are

not deserve such deliverance

and hope, but God's love found death.
vailable to

a way to make it a

By Local Churches
claims Triumph Over Sin

everyone who would pecept His , this lesson, from a kernel of
Provig islon of salvation! wheat.’ He sald, “ex i a kern-
Easter therefore should| cl of wheat fall into the ground
rightly fill the believer's heart and die, it abideth alone, but if
h awe and rejoicing. alee it ti briny eth forth much
Tt constantly reminds, all who Halts a
bear of the events: of Eastor, whe postle Paul: also ap-
at. a way has been open
whereby every living Person can piled this principle to believers.

Advertising

Criticiam of advertising pro-
cedure by Central Kootenay Re-
gional District was dismissed this
week by. CKRD chairman G, S,
Rust ‘of Hinneird.

“Mr Ri as _commentin,
on.a statement Yeeently by Cast
Jegar alderman Lorne Zinto, who

“Is Under Fire in CKRD

Procedure

yand we feel it would have been
using too much of the taxpayers’
money,” Mr. Rust declare
Discussing the second cri-
ticism ‘of "Ald. Zinio, Mr. Rust
rejected the contention that the
length of time for to

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, March 22,1967 545.

we stock w full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddock Shoe Store

respond was too sho!
A figure of 10 days in which

have access to God's iveness
to a tiling hope of life be- ep havin fe
yond the grave,
‘One of the. Jessons we can
Jearn from Easter is the seem-

ly, some areas of experi-
ence in which life comes out of
fea

Jesus taught his disciples

All Hospital

6. inadequate and poorly handled.

: ee a felt ‘tte advertising was
e."

the
ul bulletin of: the
8° Associatio!

Departments

Busier in 1966: Talerico

Virtually all
of Castlegar and pie
falipere' usier in 1!

revious year, |
ministrator ‘Ken Tal
at the annual meet

and child admissions showed an
increase of 157: over the 1665

jgures.

Newborn admissions increas-
ed by 16 and aceldent. patients
showed an jincrease! of 462 over
1068, he: po

two new employees were added
during 1066:

esigned

Mr, Talarico assumed the
position,

Gee Megan Re eben Aaa:

lepartments BCHIS,

Mr.  ‘Talarico expressed
confidence, however, that tend-
era would soon be called and
wr baeumane te

uly pet, otek pointed
out primi te 600 was 5
new equipment and $6

placemen:

A major item in new equip-
ment purchases; Mr. Tallarico
said, was s the acquisition of
equipment treatment | of
‘he reoplae at a cost of. $2,-

on re-

larico noted that O75.

ie women’s auxiliary con.
tributes ep +383 of the amount,
he told audience.

ent on | far

ig away from the

fe of sin (eembolined by death) | ©

is Christian, not by Paul
en,

as “being allve unto Go vee

We need to paso both

of these truths in our lives to

the Srentent measure possible,

useable for God's purposes is of
far_ greater worth, Christ never
jetended the Christian’ faith to

The price of self-surrender | ficle!
n_re-|is high, but the value‘ of being

t paverising for a
full-time

“You can't “please every-
Rust said. “Ths com.

adequate and I agre
Ald. Zinio contended that
advertising,

other ‘pro:
the advertisement at

ust a:
circulation of the newsletter was
within ‘the province but reiter-
ated. that coverage is sut-

“We could have ad

in’ Ontario, Queb: ee — ail over
the place —: for the man we
want, ‘but this is‘not necessary

be only a restrictive force against
wrongdoing, but that hayond this
it would 0)

unto sin, pute alive unto God!
Have

erienced this
-| kind of death, ani

eegurreckon
Why not begin this adventure
with God now!

The Scene at ... .
KINNAIRD Saeed liden eet

seemed to be doing their

burp due to dam construction, he

Also, final working, draw- cre
imgs and specifications
hospital's major. expansion were
completed during, 1966. Draw-
ings were sent to.B.C, Hospital
Insurance Service for approval
in December before calling tend-
ers on the project.’

The calling of tenders has
been delayed by modifications
to the’ drawings suggested by

arche,
‘atmost to make their coach, Mrs,
Watson, proud of
meet was very’ professionally
run, and was extremely interest-
ing to watch.
Rai. ,. the walk from the bus Ral sede et tt
was.a little slower than usual, Do. you’ know what ‘The
for many of the students did not| Centipede Walk” and ‘Horse
want to arrive home too soon. |and Rider” are? Neither. did
are report cards al-}‘we up to a few days ago. They
ways CO) lored blue?) s are new games we are encoun:

tering in our PE program.
-- Full “reports on Saturday's we eee
inament are not

TRAIL ee
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WILL START IN CASTLEGAR
March 17

- Professional Instruction
With Dual Controls
PH. 368-5621

tow
yet available, but: we:do know
that two of our boys, David Mc-
Creight and Jack Woods, took| Jaguar. girls, it
first and second place, respec-| more deadly of the species. As
tively, | on the High Bar. They | usual they: are undefeated. s

ed to. the

echo. Z Results “ot “ne Gymnastics

The “tournament, a West) Tournament in ‘Kamloops have
Kootenay secondary school meet, | now ‘been: released. David “Mc-
was held at KJSS and attracted Creight won a first, a third, and
many performers from the ares: two fourths.
There was keen optimism: r Doug. Haines won a sixth.,
garding jibe chan. sof, Lari Jet Jack ‘Woods brought home a sec-
Millers the aie -{ond, a fol and a sixth. The

Is from SHSS,|hoys said the experience was

led by Jackie Lam:

ee ek ee

This Week's. Special

The library is filled every
neon hour with students revel-
ling in the new books. Latest
arrival. is the. Encyclopaedia

3/16% h

Prefinished CHERRY
- PLYWOOD $9.95
Per Sheet.

Brittannica, For some reason or
other our students keep poring
over the reference books. It
seems. as thouch every student
in the school is busy on research.
e 2: & &
Our Kon-Tikt collection is
Prowing by leans and hounds .
We were shneked ‘last week ta
hear of the sad fate of the Tatact
balsa ‘raft exnedition off the Col.

:. 3” CLOTHES’ LINE
POLES, Each — $18.95

: Sabril Corlon
LINOLEUM $4.90 sq. yd.

P & G Builders Supply

Across From'the Arena — Phone 365-8151

anacng Islands : ....The A-and

B. classes have vremared “Wish

exams” for each ather. based

on information -given in the
tory.

“Does anvone know the name

of the largest fat in the world?.

Castlegar

CASTLEGAR = DISTRICT BOARD. OF TRUSTEES |

THE 1967 ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL
BE HELD IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

KINNAIRD COMMUNITY HALL

‘for the .
and_ District Hospital

‘i; (B.C. CREDIT
Sd UNION LEAGUE

‘SOM, 14,96 E, BROADWAY. “VANCOUVER ‘10, B.C.

Briliant Credit Union
Serving the Residents of
Brilliant and District
405 1st Ave., Castlegar"

_ Phone: 365-6755.

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ALL TYPES OF: LUMBER ~
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a All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order ~
Storm and Screen Windows Made fo Order

THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL

: TwoOnly :
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“We Take Better Care of Your Building: ‘Needs )2.(:
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family vacation to Montreal!

1 you had changed from: eloctrle heating and~
hot water to natural gas heating and hot water,
your. average savings would be in the region of
$100. 00" annually or $1,000.00 In. ten years.

Based on-beating and hot water for averaze
“heme, Jiesirieity at 10 per EW.H, steiseney ‘altters

Ifyou hae ‘changed. toes eit eat ane atecttc
hot water to natural gas heating and hot water,
your average savings would be In the region of
$50.00 ‘annually or $500.00 In ten years,

aval of ce in service ee
“Rand or rece Lowden

Now natural gas fs more economical than ever with
Inland’s three recent rate. reductions, 5
Make “Action Year 1967". your year to ‘change
* fo economical natural gas. Who' knows, your visit
fo the next world’s fair could be ‘on the house”,

ALL YOUR LOCAL INLAND OFFICE SOON

’ Monday, April 10, 1967 at 8 p.m,

CASTLEGAR UNITED CHUURCH BASEMENT

“Tuesday, April, 11, 1967 at 8 p.m.

ROBSON’ MEMORIAL CHURCH HALL
Wednesday, April12, 1967 at 8:p.m. °°

‘The 1966 Financial Statement will be read

R. J. Smales,
Secretary-Treasurer

Rolarians Here
Entertain Ladies
_ With Hotel Dinner

tained ata

other provi mean would not ‘see se
eed that | full-time

Costlegar. 3 Rotarians _enter- an

to the advertisement
Ald.

petvens 2 eo

the
was released ‘and the closing date
lications,

for a
Rust did not conten
or deny the Bocuracy of the 1
‘aay thar He fireseed, esti
She seclin ig of the regio

the Teglonft stot, «post whl on

whic]
CKRD officials have Pad must
Anas man

esienced 1 iy

lenced in
the muipal fi fiel fed

Officials of the regional dis-

trict have’ said that ‘calibre ‘of

senior. staff’ members for the

district is of utmost import-

ance.” *
Allin all, concluded Ald.
Zinio, the advertisement was not

tent man.
fled to hig:epin-
ton.” concluded Mr., Rust,

feel, however, that cuepavating
r the position were acess

Anns
dinner: meetin, held in: thi
a mee ghee the

ane lest speaker for thi -
ing 3 Was Ron Rutherglen of Tall

*Paris last ye
along with legs fe gave
while in

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