4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 25, 1967

30-Year Morigage Burned

History of Anglican Church in Area Recalled

“If God's wl isto mean

it must have |ago.

anything to
:; meaning in the a area of life where
ions.” This was

last
Scott,, . Blshop for ‘the

jas I pave: or more, " he said.

ization unheard of three decades

go.
“Many of the people of this
church have as much education | m:

lecisions of some of

them the Moral decisions of
the doctors and the lawyers—are
it I as a Bishop do

- Diobees of K was guest
speaker at a dinner to mark the
‘opening of Resker Hall and the
; burning of a mi

in
Bishop Scott noted that with:
in the 30-year history of th
church, people had seen many
, changes, including a new scope
of education, travel and special-

not have 7 make,
“It is in this area that the
will of Gott must have signifi-

canes.
changing world, he
said, Thee value of the church is
being questioned, and not with-
out reason,
“The church will still be im-
portant in years to come,” the
Bisho| “But it will

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have to change to do its work]:
ina new and changing world.
“If the church does not
change with this new situation,
it will not do its work.

change with the future, it loses
its b abilty, to minister to the pre-

nt shop Scott emphasized
that change should not be un-
dertaken lightly—not without,
very sound and important‘ rea-

the chureh loses its ability to| in

during the early days of work in
Castlegar and Robson.

Beading from church docu:
ments, William’ Waldie
told of the color history of the
church work, of the close Maison
between the two groups and
their. “original ecumenicism”
during the years of alternate or

Joint services in Oe ay ae
Toogood displaye:
photograph taken ‘in 1908 ‘and

told of: the Work of men ‘on the
first ghtureh bul building.

ere
would-be carpenters and ‘no-car-
penters,.The skill-was far ex-

roeded by ‘their zeal, and there] °

were many jineldants of hitting
finger.

the instead. o!
finishing nal

The union of St, Alban’s sand
St. Johns, to form what is now St.
David's, was the topic of Dr. C.

enters, | ing ‘ofthe chi

Members of Castlegar town
‘council have ‘taken strong ex-
ception to a ‘recent statement
charging school boards with ig-
n | Horing costs and “empire build-

e
" At a meeting of council

Castlegar Council Backs
Up District School Board

The motion was the result
of a recent statement by a civic
official of another B.C. town
which declared that
boards were not really concern-

rising education costs,
“School poate rare galy

last week appro
was given a motion to Rrite. a
letter from the town to the board
of School District No. 9, assur-
ing the complete faith which the
council has in the school trust-
ees,
See

own. little ee ” the civic
official was quoted as saying.
“I do not think this is true
of our board and we ought to
tell them how we feel,” sald
ddocks.

Mayor R. C,- Mai

me Wher
he gueried. i Mt to a ministry
toward the needs of ‘ne world
or to the things of the past.

' “God's spirit is taking us
into a new world. We must
change to meet the needs of
that new world.”

Bishop delivered his remarks was
“a session of

The dinner to which the|

One student from Castlegar

and one from Blueberry Creek

were mong recent graduates
ty of Victoria.

in
the words of the chairman, Jim
mbeth,
Members of the Anglican
church and ‘the United church

from U

was Terrance Michael Dalton

told of the early history of both

co

churches and their intervorkings

of Castlegar, who attained the

Graduated with distinction| with

District Students Among
Victoria University Grads

degree of BA in English and
A Blueberry Creek resident
Roger . Toogood, was graduat

the degr
Education in intermediate edu-|
cation.

énts graduated from the univer-

school Ci

8. pore
He Feminlaed on ee mov:

a former, Goat be to its resent loca- loca-

WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE

Electric ranges, fridges, automatic and roller-
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machines and ‘all ancient articles.

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The union of church, ple

was a significant
e| union of the Snunleieaten and
the strong feelings — for and
against the two churches join-
ing — have been sublimated to
a strong Sedleation to the church
and its work, he
The meeting ‘culmina ted with
the burning of mortgage on the
chureh building, signifying the
retirement of all debts against
the church,
Still another facet of the
church’s contribution to the
community was revealed by Les-
lie Campbell, publisher of the
(Gantlsene: News. Lap ‘ Mrs,
amp) were special guests at
the dinner. if Cs
He looked back to the time
when the Castlegar News was a
freee circulation. mimeograph
28
“But there came the time
it advanced to a paid circulation
paper and the first two subselb-
ers were Father Barnes of: the
Catholic church and Archdeac-|
on Resker.”

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Sunday:
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ST..DAVID’S
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8 a.m. Holy Communion
11 am. Holy C

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Awards $150
Scholarship

At the salary eating

An’ awards committee was
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“The annual meeting of the
‘West ‘Kootenay region, auxil-
fary's division BCHIS: was held
at the Knox youth: centre in
Trail on April 27,

The C and D hospital aux-
illary held a spring formal dance
in the beautifully decorated Hi
Arrow Arms ballroom, May 13.
Tt was a great success and it was
rather fitting that it be held on

THE SALVATION ARMY

the 10th y of the aux-
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MOTHER'S: DAY CATCH by. Mrs.
N.

Hamiocps trout weighed in at};

ME | vention which will be held in

E. Churches will make May
ne a ‘day to remember, for years
to come. Taken at Renata, the

11 & ozs. ands iaeaaures
26 Rom in Tength wi

of 18% inches, ‘Grasshes
adds, for the ‘nenatit of other
mothers hopeful of celebrating
Mother's Da’ similarly, that she
used a smal hot isnot to en-

|| Citizens’ association of 8.
| tende

District Senior:
Citizens Official :
’ Attends Mooling.

Ernest Bailey, provincial ex-
ecutive member of the Benton,
at-
e last provincial \exe-
cutive meeting ‘at Vancouver re-
cently, before. the annual ‘con:

Kamloops, June '12-14.

|The treasurer noted that the
exact membership. to’ date was
not known as some reports had
not come in from ‘some of the

‘After t the ace

CASTLEGAR |NEWS,, Thursday, , May.-25,. 1967.

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bard a.m. Sunday School —
11.00. 2. m. Holiness Meeting

7.30 ha: Bible Study
Thursday
7.30 p.m. Home. League:
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Public invited: to ‘all services.
You are never a stranger at the

Mnvoy & Mrs! K: Mallory .

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Robson, Elementary Sch

ty Dash: Girls, 1. Debbie Evin;
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Prizewinners- rere : a8 fol- | Wi ye

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Hold Successful Track Meet. at. Robson

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