Rarit anager
vehicle in the Elephant Brand’ “Bes Spring
test.) Mr. Rufli grows cherries, pene and ap-

is..to. Kamloops Home
tional period, reading an ’ article
nj entitled ae a
closing a poem
be entitled “Country
arches. Wacetbenth (iieut
op Reports — of the (: various
standing committees were given.
The missionary, committee re-

ported that plans had been made
pe | fr a “used clothing bee" .to.be.

rene hes Heslop, ‘program: ie
convenor, conducted’ the devo- Ee pot used clothing to Wel-
Che usi

td. at Vaneau:

perils
fhe duttes ‘of the. visiting‘ com+
an A e, {for me months: of ; aay
jos

ey’ < is tobe.
i tember meeting.:

luncheon paar on “Sept, 7.
There further

“Facing! Fear” :!and |‘

“to' a’ proposed | Christ
unmarried. mothers at ‘ye sakes
poor, that ‘ye.

S| TIMELESS TOPIOS

By Rev. Harold C, Clark
qutheran Church

haye' built

men and ‘hava

They “have: ult ane promi
that: were..not' kept. They have
bullt, on pee, that was taken
from, gene

foite. Bee eg lived 50 Jong
and to so little purpose,’;
§ife w Jong’ have you lived,
and He real purpose has your
life served?

When. Tolstoy, the Russlén

*\ novelist ‘was 60 years: old, ‘life
‘Was 50

dark that’ at his order ‘all
ropes were hidden, to keep him
from hanging himself in his
room, ‘'Genlus, wealth,’ power,
fame, pleasure '. » these are
‘poor, ’ foundations on which. to
‘build, our jives,

‘of. ‘the ‘Apostle Paul:' “Other

foundation'can no man Jay than

that. is, lel whieh is Jesus
Christ.” ' (Cor-'3:12).

Here is the only foundation,
for if we are:firmly. rooted and
grounded in: Christ; there is no
power on eartly or in hell, that
can- move. ded
life. Let the. ‘storms of adversity

a howl around-your heads; if you

your life, .
oe aeieene
free Fora tem

Build Your Eveilesting popes on Christ _

men’and it was completed swish
He was nailed'to the cross,
there in the agony of death ‘tn
‘umphantly cried out, “It is, fin-
p | ished,” On that foundation you
risk bey! intot he 1 Gate ta ee ean build your everlasting hopes,
he 2 aay of all the sins of val safe for all eternity.

a
Let'me ‘emphasize the words

the changes 'of fortune | £8

who will
"| creased amounts of paint, flags,

AY | vd? horede

CASTLEGAR-ROBSON

TRACK. MEET

{bebo

9.30 - 3.30

perenne |
Lye

Come and Support ae
- District’ 8 ‘Young, Atiiletes aie

toto pay | attra
n “ticked out By urist
ie

subject! of ‘crass comme’ mi"?
to'creep into a few of my public
dresses, on the Centennial of

ler to the subject of|... Knowing that there is.a “sol-
bute making more money ia mational ,effort..to produce
as a result‘of the expected boost | greater., tourism ‘will be
in’ tourism and in
general 8

bu Snetivily ry cons,
spect, fa’, Bromo on,”
that' produces: loca 4 Wns
yenve, and at” ont
the, Centen

ina: way
pusiness Te-
ie time

tone,in keeping with Canada’s;
national and historical signifi-

ifs for, the Gent al.
ere for
reer cal! in uses ‘ean’ Dull

ee
Builders |

STORM :! SCREEN

WINDOWS

LINOS — SASH AND ‘DOOR
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER:
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

te Tako: Bétier Gare: of:-Your Building |Neods
636 COLUMBIA AVENUE — PHONE 365-5155

“More Area Sc

e Castlogar ‘and District Ha vies, oF K
Schools’ track meet | (Twin Riv Kort x, ¢ oe

Elomi onary
was held:recently at

dium,‘ Here ‘are the’ reatlts| off, G. Jacks
of the meet! which-we were not oh sean eat
able.to last 3 eek.

N

Evin, B.
E guns! ea ci, eeu

musical instruments, gasoline
and transportation, to look ‘for-

‘ward to'an increase in revenues
in the year 1967.

tig: cies Siege of ear ea

- can nthe. handwa
fo, Bil fens tiggntor and man.
“of-Canadian Printer na

of. e att, da, will
i ot gmat a ies “workshop

planned forthe summer: school
of the at Notre D:

©. NO STaRINE: vlace’

|, 80... t

e... wor)

centrate’ ae three maton
visations. jactin's »

sneech, - with at tis Instrue-

ton included in each section.

-the
“On Begin Ba it rat Staate y Bark" and tea was Leemie by hostesses
Baya e aan sees
erland. .:

"Ron’ ‘s Motel Coffee Shop |

— Open Under New Management —

cording to. age and exverience.
-Planned: forthe. develon-
ment ‘of: Jeadershin in the:field
of drama. the workshop $s spon-
sored hy the devartment of edu-
eation’s community: \vroerams
branch’ and supported “by. the
Be! Drama’ Association. ©
Each dav wit begin witha
neriad: ‘of eurlivtlmniess Evening

7 am. - 10 p.m, Monday ugh ‘Thursd:
Tam. - 12 pam. Friday! and Saturday

re‘ been.
vlav- reading. analysis) ‘of dra-
roatie. re Tecordinas and ‘play-block-
8. 2

itt years.

“BOYS & MENS WEAR --

‘Kerr| Port Alberni’in’1890, later re-

‘of | her fomilet shomestended:
she’s married

Pat the United Church a

has ears
‘promotion listen’ of Rerrepepers

and! commercial {printing
ect, ann. (one. novel “idea, vot
printers and
pairs arti ‘to Produce wrap-
2 paper’ covered” with mon-
ping: Of old ont page’ news
stories published in; 19th cen-

A

tyle spaper
ie rel le aga ayarment’ trade, is
running’ a-column every issue'to
pass along ‘‘how-to’!: information
on Centennial sales promotion.
Other. sbusidcee editors e

Procter. aa
Mrs, MacKinnon
‘Passas in. Hospital

bn aebtel
_ Afer Short Ilness

s lishing similar. material: !!\'()7i:t¢ ;

Malcom (isabella) Mac: ff
Kinnon, age 88..an old time:re: structive er, fete me “ofall
sident ‘of -Procter.: hag pi animals when he is ‘motivated
away at Trail-' yradatiac ‘Hospital by the lure of profits. Let's take

after a short’ illnes:
‘Born ‘at | Fort. ‘Willi ein the view that we’ can: increase

Rerthshire; Scofland..on March | ive way. tat, will-Deneft: the
ahe:received her edu-
eation in Scotland: She came to Centennial and alll of us.

customers for the inconveniente
during our remodelling follow-
ing the ren

3 Wes are stilli in business and iene

Sees

to be comp! tely remodelled and
fully caaaned by the 15th of

June.

WALDIE

SERVICE CENTRE

ae June Kalesnik tc 3! Violet

i sf anikoft Vi

4 oN. evermey,
i oo by ern} ey Graham: Me

3 Pave a (TR), 3..Gary

_ Knigtns Donation
Will Go into NDU

3. 4, Sokolsvaki, 8. Gork-
tt (Rob-

* ii jump fe trae

for... 0K).
“ie, none and Jump 29

b | louzh,
all of

ay three (rR), a tion of the SHSS group is not known ‘yet.

moron

SHSS AMBASSADORS next September will be Terry Kil- |
, Joanne, Lanzarotta and Ken Culley,

part in ¢. provi cial ex-

it | Dear

Reference Library

After ‘several years of re-
search, special. committees set
up at’ Notre Dame University
have decided to puta $50,000
donation from the B.C, Knights
of Columbus into a central re-
ference library.

University head librarian

Saturdays 5-9 P.M. - Sundays 2-9 P.M.
Bring the family to this Sumptuous
Buffet dinner. Enjoy the fine hot

and cold gourmet foods.

Miss Carmen says or-
ders have ‘been’ set out for re-
ference books that’ cover “all
subject; areas", such as atlases,
year books,’ al diction-

ie 1 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN

It Can’t be Duplicated! Take-Out Orders! |

‘Jes and encyclopedias. i
These‘ books’ willbe refer-
red to for information and will
be restricted’ use in. the. lib-
rary ultding,” on added.

Pol ofthe mone;
also be usi ate as fy

of British Columbia, with
ticular emphasis’ on the Koo-
‘area,
~ Graduates Called
hae ndid Group’
By Letter Weiter

43 hope you can fing

for thir let-
ter eit concerns ithe graduat-

Secondary: Schoo!

igh’. Jump ae

‘Throw 144, 1
2.

Siva, S.- McCutcheon (Twin. Riv-

“BULP MILL.

Tours of the e Celgar Felp!

TOU RS a : rs old Dash

: Ron ‘Parkin (TR) ~
Division: will be -

3. i Wayne

1. Walter.
Wie Agterkoff (TR), 3. a
Rutland ®).

turning otland ” for four.

She_ the:
and in’ 1906:;to; Balfour. where

‘in
Caotatn MacKinnon retired in
1947, -when’the Nasookin made

Factory. Defects

134" MAHOGANY AND ASH

ner ist trip.

A Procter resident for ov-
er 40 years. Mrs. MacKinnon
was an enthusiarties mernnes of

member ofthe palais Parent:
Teacher -Aasociation “and. .was

‘Fe or your convenience’ we

open every ‘night until 9 p.m.

|
MERCHANDISE IS MOVING FAST SO DROP
IN RIGHT. NOW TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION
‘ WMe’re across from the- Post Office

are

always active. in - coramuntty,

__ $7.50 -

Predecea! Fe
band, she’ “isrsurvi z by. three
sons and three |

$4.00 - $7.00.

1%" FIR, MAHOGANY, : Ash

- $9.00...

Also suruiving is.one- ‘aicter
Mrs, A. M, Mcleod. of Kinnaird
25 grandchil 2 at,
grandchildren.

ae erday Bm
yesterday
ed Churchii: arith. th

to; ‘10 per sheet

Benwdbrw sweets wine Lhe.

Prefinished: ‘Woodgrain

‘Pre-finished Mix ‘Watch ogany
3/16" Walt Panelling

re Pea RLOTET SLING TT

‘in ‘the heat

rare for.

ing equipment
o 35 years.

2: Pi 2
deo r Panes Prat

1 1 Jena Zallott 9.2 2. Irene :

‘C. Butler (Kinnaird),
34 Culler L. Melo, E, }*.

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‘Kebato! ff (TR), 2. |

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saree (IR), 3

ie Abie!
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tip’ I, for ‘one,

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Wi :Abletey ff, W: t-| any _m th 1,” ‘te 1 pfu
a Ee ore Shougheh, etptu ok

ahd just “th
you 6 couldnt ‘have
where.

City Centre Dining Room

fata eo co ting Hi thelhie: 4

ing class ‘of f Stanley Humphries
"inthis age et 0 much ade a

‘MUTURL

Boys -14 yea :
T}:Walter ‘Rabatott (TR), 2.7,

+ Shot. Pui ismeks
L ‘Rodney ‘Bro x 2, Bley a

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