MIGHTY COLUMBIA RIVER made a final effort against un-

equal odds and Jost. Man and machines
the age-old waterway through two 45-

form the basis for two cofferdams to be built prior to con-

of 645-foot-high Mica dam. When. upstream and
are in place the pool between will be

tunnels at Mica damsite, 85 miles north of Revelstoke. This drained to allow excavation.for the main dam. Crest of the
dyke, which now blocks the river, is one of four that will dam will reach the peak of the hill on right.

Remembrance Day Service is Urged
To Look to History, Religion and Faith

By ARNOLD MARTIN
Staff Reporter

very special day to those for,
‘whom it usually means the least;

Nov. 11 this ye year became al—the young.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 First t Ave. 2
Paster: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

Phone: 365-6212
Sundey: V4
9.55 a.

.m. Sunday School.
. 11 am, Morning Worship
+ “9 pm. Evangelistic Service

Tuesday: Baa
7.30 Bible Study an Prayer.
Friday:
7.00 pan. C.A, Service

°ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN

CHURCH
8 am. Holy Communion
9.30 a.m. Holy Communion
Sunday School 9.80 a.m.
ACW Tea Nov. 25th

Apostolic Church -
‘0 blocks East of the

Phone 365-3150
W. Love, Minister

All Welcome

CALVARY 2
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reevea,
Phone 365-7175
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
lly Worship 21 a.m.
Evening Worship — 7.30 p.m.

All Welcome

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

7th Ave. Kinnaird

Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Morning Worship and Sunday:
School 11 a.m.

CHURCH OF GOD
Hall)

9.80 a.m. ‘cataay School
10,30 a.m. Morning Worship

7.00 an. Fridays

: See
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7.30 p.m. f PEyer

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LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rey. Harold C. Clark

THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday. -
9.45 a.m. Sunday School
11.08 a.m: Holiness Meeting
Wednesday
‘7.80. p.m. Bible Study
Thursday
7.30 p.m. Home League
Phone 365-7112
Public invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at the

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

At the service held in Kins-
men Park in downtown Castle-
gar Saturday, students of Sel-
kirk College laid a wreath at the
Cenotaph, as did many other or-
ganizations and individuals.

But the true significance of
Remembrance Day goes far
deeper for these students than
the mere act of laying a wreath. | ¢;
And .the new awareness of Nov.
iL sprang from more ‘than this
ac! i

On Friday night, the stu-
dents lit several candles at the
Cenotaph. and sto! foods a. two-hour,
vigil: from .10:p.m.' to t.

‘They. left the candles burn-
ing when they disbursed and in
the morning one was still flick-

ering bravely, having” burned
all night.
Several ‘of the students paid
they had returned duri
early: hours. of Saturday . 5
silent moment, before the Cen-
otaph with its tiny. flickering

t.

With the candle and wreath
they laid, the students remem-
dered the. dead’ of two world
wars, but they rememered, too,
the dead of a more modern-war.

And they thought of those
who are not yet dead — but who

will die before the next Remem-
brance Day.

The wreath which the group
of students presented was
ferent: from others, as

their ‘realization ‘of the true rue Sig pa

He speculated. possibly they
had, | for peace:is not found
throughout the world as they
would have wished.

“Why are these sacrifices
made?” he asked.

“I don’t think we have an-
swered this question very wi

‘Mr, Soles‘declared that ev-
ery year we’gather at .monu- | 54Y,
ments across: ‘country. to re-
member those. who led “and
when we. 2 0 home,.to many of

us forget.
“We have to strike sharply
‘and with force at the problem

. | and answer that,those who have

“We must took at history
and find the obvious and hidden
causes of war and eliminate

em,

“We have to turn back to the
great things within ourselves, to
faith, :to religion.”:

‘The commemmoration for
the dead of the great wars be-
gan’ as ‘in: past “years, with a
parade ‘o£ agionsires from the
Legion hall'down Columbia Ave,
to Pine:St,, where they turned
and marched é ito ae Pine St.

entrance to thi
The SESS Phand played
Land of Hope and Glory. This

aig. | Was followed with, the advance

colors.
After the singing of Onward

of
is different from the traditional
meaning.

The wreath featured ' the
“ban the bomb” insignia which
hag become a rallying point for
college students across the con-
tinent wii the past two or
three years.

Among the various comments
overheard by those who. ap-
proached the Cenotaph after the
close of the formal service were
two widely differing ones.

“It’s very pretty,”-said one
lady, “but what does that fun-
ny-] song: cross mean?”
ed at the wreath made a sotto

voice comment about “those
damned peae aceniks.”"

ther person who look-| °

Soldiers, Mr. Soles de-

“COFFEE BREAK” s

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 781, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

had a’ peek: into! an/oven
over 1 the weekend. and pale

aoe
an an-
ippeal-

‘| dy to ‘slice,:

Our long, .. hot, wonderful
summer ‘must have ps ed tricks
on us for it real ime to be
baking these fruit cakes. 1 or
one, have not even started
collect the ingredients and ct
seem ‘to brainwash myself into
considaring | the necessity of

ployed in the A division.
... Thought: had to be given to
those gifts to be sent out’ of|'
town’ and she wanted , badly to
paint her mother a Centennial
tablecloth. She had already ‘col-
Jected turousnoat the year. sey-
il: glasses,'-each carrying: a
shield. of.one of: the 10. provinces
and a» Centennial; mark, “She
‘pought transfers identical to:the
design on:the glasses, which’ she
ironed on) the material, ‘then
used it as'a guide in painting.

The material for the ‘cloth|’

making
that Christmas ‘comes repared,
orderly and “without too ‘much|
last-minute frenzy. But then,

was given her, susticient for'two

She ‘is now! making
one for her mother and:one for}:
the donor of the material.

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maybe it is these last panicky
days that wind us up.for the big

ay.
For some, the prospect, of
ristmas' seems like ‘one more

burden to carry. Especially with
those whose income is at a stand:

At one time Christmas gifts
reflected the giver, for time was
taken to -handmake many, of
them, Even ‘home decorations
can be unique without purchas-

ing.

Lovely spheres can be made
of round discs cut from ‘last
year’s Christmas cards. Old flash
‘bulbs’ can’ be covered by gluing
on sequins or macaroni and se-
cured to the tree with a

One Christmas, we found
ourselves ‘with bare living room

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orful nee -made from the
discarded Christmas cans: The
room looked far from bare.
When it comes to homemade;

ginnin; a
psa to cuark the next bun-
dred years.’

‘Typical’ of many families,
they are marking time with the
recent strike having been em-

livered his remarks.
. The‘: honor role was given
by Com.: ALT.
ig of the last

After: 'p!
post, one minute's silence was
followed by reading of In Flan-
ders Fields, by © Com." Colin

Pryce. nee
placing. of © wreaths,
the prayer by Rev. C.N, Howard,
Legion’ padre, was followed by
singing of Faith of Our Fathers|

and a benediction. - y

An estimate:

shower did not come.
In ition to L

Storm and Screen Windows Made fo Order
All: Sizes of Glass Cut to Order’,

Comple

the parade was made'up of re-
presentation from’ the senior
secondary school and Cubs, Guid-
es and Scouts.

©; /The'one minute's silence oc-
‘curred bredleely at 11 o’clock
med.

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RA! highlight
of Nov. 11 ceremonies at Kinsmen Park in down-
town Castlegar. Guest speaker ‘at the Remen-
brance Day ceremony was Andy Soles, Selkirk

declared, these

“College principal. Mr. So!
mated 200 persons to remember: the ‘sacrifices
of the dead of two

“, ain‘and

lat ‘tee time of Cl fs when |

medical knowledge ‘ow ioe than

todey, and: religious bigotry was
there was a stroi

eater,’
tection between ‘the y allegation of of
the:existence of sickness,

make 2 eee practicing homo:
sexual nada a) ‘dangerous
sexual offender”. ‘who’ canbe
imprisoned. for ‘life. 4
‘How: far away are we, really,
from ‘the days when lepers cried
“unclean”.:and ‘everyone knew

=| they were thus required because

§| a creeping body rot which even-,

challenged .an ‘esti-

great wars. If we forget, he
‘men did indeed die in vain, :

= Castlegar News Photo ara

ele Seas: |
at Red Mountain-in Rossland.

lers ‘are on order

el elther room and. board or room;

alone, on'a paid bans:

Housland’s winter;
carnival, the “eno. will be}
held-in ee wil the Dy| th
Maurier:

junction,
Da Miles rit ta at ‘the

Birchbank golf course.
One of the otficlals of the
laurier  e! Carl)

to house news | personnel’ and] chbank

race offi

effort to
prevent what th

In.an
Is shaping up a8 a
in acco mmodation of all those

r| for od ‘ofan nie

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bp aserire she! ‘a request} like!
gant hi

A serious conversation with] ©

‘several of the students later in-|
dicated that’ Nov. 12 was not
wasrely, one more opportunit
for a fringe element to spread
its pet theory.

The students, among whom
are numbered some of the ack-
leaders of. the stud

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ROBSON
Phone 865-8337
Geo, Hermanson, B.A., B.D.

MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
> 9.80 aan, aS

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard
Phone 365-7814
Worship—Kinnaird 11 a.m.
Genelle 7.30 p.m.
Sunday School —
Kinnaird 9.30 am.

ent body at Selkirk, gave the
impression that tie) reason for

their part in service . w:
born of a deep conviction iad
concetn ios for! world affairs, past
an

Collexe Principal Andy Soles,
in his address to~those at: the
Remembrance ‘Gervien, asked:
“Did, these men indeed die in
vain?” ae

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propose | to, adyocat
defend, what is to Tost people |

an unnat act.
‘But Jet. ut look atthe cane

time, agreed. the insidious, cree]
ing | effecta’“of leprosy. were a
f lustration of the ways

The | leper was rei
walk » around

and 288, of
course, iknow:
fedgeable, We bay call for such

lives,’ criminals. These « people
deserve to’ be ‘locked up. and
locked up for their lifetime, not
|| just: fora’ podly. number of
6 Teasoning: that

m the Supreme Courts jc

lecision,
‘The case involved is one in
which?a “homosexual
of more than’20‘years, was nual |
en preventive datention’ —a

volyed,. owanien have sald, “two
consenting» adults in privacy.”
No violence. was involved,’ alleg-
ed, ‘or, even mentioned’ in ‘con-
nection’ with the case. Nor was
there any suggestion of contam-
ination’ ofthe morals’ of our
youth. |
Is it reaily a good, idea’ to
‘class.a group of people who are
fofined ‘by poyehologuta. and
efine psycho! an
triste as criminals who
not have the: pent to walk
around free, like the rest of us?
Is it, in fect just and deat
that we.can we lock ‘away any-
one — regardless of nis offence
—without event \ the “hope = of
éventual freedom after’a prede-
termined ‘number’ eara?.

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unishments ‘on’ offenders.
Agvet in

bi , sat a without defile
ie one lout a
‘lod .of time ‘
n a life sentence — as

financial devel
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The, fact that tthe number of | not
‘homosexuals’ is tremendous’ in |’;
Canada and in other. countries
isnot’ important—indeed,
even relevant,

. What is relevant — what is, rs
in fact, the question to'be asked
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