- vaorunuAt NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968

MAN ALIVE

Courage Mounts With the Occasion

Cry publication not too long

K. Malo:
hae > eetvaticn ‘Army

Shakespeare has Written
“Courage mounteth with oc-
rue that

casion.” And it is t
any need calls forth in us
the power to meet it.

If you seem to be facing
a stone wall in your life, be
assured that there is a way
out of any circumstance that
may confront you.

No_ matter what anyone
nas said, no matter how you
fiave felt in the past, no mat-
ter how grim or complex the
problem may appear, there
is a solution, there is a way.
Summon into your heart ‘and
mind all the faith you can und
speak the words “There is a
way”. Say the words in tet:
ness and confidence, sitter
silently, or aloud: “There
a Way.”

“I will even make a way in
the wilderness” is the Fathers
promise to you, and as
listen aoe i calm quiet tal

you| to

there was the pleading
“Ben't Fumble the Ball.”
Perhaps, in the game of
life, you've fumbled the ball
rather badly. You've been
hit by unpleasant circum.
stances which are the result
of your own sin. The game
seems to be totally lost. And
there’s no referee or lines:
man to blow the whistle and
sort things out. You're on
your own. You've fumbled
and made a mess of things

By Local Churches

and you know He You think
the game is ov

But not alta: There's a
wonderful person called Jes-
us Christ who will help you
to carry the ball. He will sort
out the mess and give you
au new ore of rules by which

pla: game of life.
There be no more fumbles,

even make a way in
crness, and rivers in the des-
e1

“We mean business and
we aim to cut losses to the
UI fund which can be traced

said the regional director of
Insurance

you
you know His guidance. You
are provided with all th
strength, courage and wisdom
you need and you go forward
to peace, victory and accom-
Pp ent, There is a way
for you..

on the front cover of| ;

The Salvation Army War

TAT
£ # x

new
BREEZE

makes

the

Comrise Duncan Young,
when he opened a press con-
ference in Vancouver last
week.

others who followed, left no
doubt that the Commission is

The name of the game
is the encouragement of hon-| th
esty and the makes no
bones about the fact that
those who see to reap re-
wards ont

are headed for oun

eir vi

when he deals with th
lion, and the administrat-
ors intend that those rights
will be upheld.

They also plan to under-

UIC Sets Out to End
Fraud & Other Abuses

fraud and other abuses,” | yyjc

The UIC spokesman and 3

ig | Canada

g0 Hear in hand with those
tights.

The chief commissioner of
was represented at the
meeting by commis:
Thoms Ward, who

a

ly encourag-
ing people to take money out
of his own ket.”

Mr. Ward explained: “Em-
ployees and employers con
tribute 80
fund’s resources. The other
20 per cent comes from the
federal Sovernment, which

pays the administration
costs.”

“Government money,”
the commissioner continued,
te derived through taxes. So,

e

the major contri-
butors are the workers of
and their employers,”
he emphasized. “Conseq

reasons to be per-
sonally concerned about this
benefit control

line the responsibilities which gram.

new Pro-

Kinnaird WI Officers

it] Joyce Foster, d

St. Paul’s Cathedral in

Kamloops was the scene of

2, pretty, jredaing when Cpl.
power, 50D

of Mr. ae Ms. H. G. Bo

es of Robson, exch

ding vows with Miss R

Mr, and Mrs. W.
of Kamloops.

church on

The bride, entering ime with
the arm her

Former Robson Man_
Takes Kamloops Bride

Mr. Dowkes said two  recita-

a few favorite songs.

wk- | followed.

For receiving with the
wedding party the bride's
mother wore a two-piece en-
semble in powder blue lace

sorsane of white ons.

e groom’s mother wore
a peach velvet dress and hat:
to match with a white’ car-
nation corsage.

| its

tions and Mr. Foster played a
a piano’ selection and sang
Dancing | P

accessories entone and | senta’

Civic Leaders
Want Winter
lle Replaced

‘The Union of B.C, Muni-

LY atom we stock @ full selection of

Fda 5 AVAGE-SHOES
a for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

decided
at its recent meeting at New
Westminster to endorse a
Canadian Federation of May-
ors and Municipalities plan to
seek federal participation in
a public works program
largely aimed at installing
sanitary and storm sewers.
UBCM executive director
T. R. B. Adams said the CF
MM has decided this would
be more useful than trying to
pressure Ottawa into rein-
stating the winter works pro-
gram, which the federal gov-
ernment felt bad outlasted

Mr."Adams said the CF
MM, however, would submit
est sho) fe

KINNAIRD WOMEN’S INSTITUTE

Loan Cupboard

Wheel Chairs
Canes
Vaporizers
Heating Pad
Tce Caps

Crutches, all sizes
Walkers

Hospital Bed
Thermos

Sick Room Supplies

All. these items can be borrowed free for any
resident of School District No. 9. For further enquiries
please phone Mrs. J. Wisted or Mrs. J. Manarin,

It is possible, he said, the
federation will’ suggest

‘The meeting decided,
tcrefore, ‘pst a joint ee,
ition to Otta the

dian

Be sure!

ANNUAL NUT DRIVE sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary] Ni
to the Castlegar and District Hospital will be held next Wed-

At a meeting held here vei
was form-/as

Kootenay Doukhobor Historical
Society Forms Special Committees

lop as. cpr a record ducts of home industry such
ssible of

mich will te neid at Bellin
wi Sel

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968

Chamber of C ce Meeting

TONIGHT

Guest Speaker:

e executive of the s0-
‘in ts Hon. D.L. B of
o Gains Who Will Answer Members’ Questions

fa Mini

Du Maurier Film Will be Shown

ars for ing
eee ctv to ‘be included wath

ae esos  Obshohestvo. k
Present at this meeting
of the society were Nick
Bonderoff of Castlegar, W. A.
Forsyth of Balfour, Mrs. A.
Gattinger of Kinnaird, May-
or L. D. Maglio of Nelson,
John Mansbridge of Kinnaird,
Ed Mosby of Castlegar, Jack
Nickvalodoff, Jr., of Kinnaird,

nesday evening with members of local Air Cadet |
nesta eve on bones throughout the area, Here cadet Brian
Brady is shown with Mrs. D. Cruickshank, one of the many
ladies who will be active that evening dispatching cars
loaded with cadets and packages of nuts and keeping track

from their canvass.
of funds as the boys return se Castlegar News Photo

~ * Bowling Results *

Tues, Mixed 7 o'clock
vLHS Bev Matoff

Ramblers 4, Mus-
rk Sens & , Jaguars 0.

oe Morning Drivers

foe

Other 600's Mae Bolt|
60, Matt Rohn 605, John

Paulson

hich "Mixed 9-11
Toot LHS Joyce Turner 255. Budgies «2000 anya ae
‘turner. 8
ua MAS Matt Rohn 249. 38, Budgies

THS Budgies 979. THT
i Parrots 4-|their original condition. This
8, Canaries 1-
Swallows a, Orioles 0-
3-23.

pean Paluck of ‘Kinnaird, T.|C)

re G. Turner of Nelson and
Mrs. Hazel Woodrow ‘of Cas-
tlegar.

‘Those Bresent at the |Pie

water: to. uate observe and
nt» th ho. anal sis - with
Fea feat in the most
diplomatic way possible.
Toas
‘lud “held its recent dinner
meeting at

and Lanzarotta
gave advice on evaluation af:
r which Mrs.‘

im- members then put into prac-
tice what they had learned
by having a round table, eval-
uation on ‘Mrs. Pryce’s speech.
then ests Mrs, Terry Allen,
her daughter and ‘Me. Leora
Nutter learned that an ev-

Eva luation is a ve

The Vail

future, ture, "and a a touch of hum

oe definitely helps to get
ts acTOSs.

Colin Fiyce| Such practice helps to

erapy. The

at the Robeon Hall
Sam

presented a vel
on physlo'

Woodrow as
Mr. Mansbridge as socetary:
treasurer.

‘The aim ote

Kopteny. will be. to Te-
it nid Ibe te Bre

area, prefe ably, in a
fe: some au-
thentic Doukhobor building
which would

uld luce, perhaps bed
wo! prodt fi

| three

| Marie Gendron Funeral |®
He Here on Monday

|atchewan, Manitoba and B.C.,
She was predeceased by
seven grandchildren and four

caused is Very imceriont
Part of Toastmistress Meeting

‘was,
ite TV speakers and modera-

sharpen one’s senses and it is

— All Members Are Urged to Attend —

Hi Arrow Arms Fellowship 6 p.m. Dinner 6.30 p.m.

that
some of their favor-

tors and see how they rate.
Mrs. Tom Oxman intro-
duced an unusual topic for

Cotes Taxi

UNDER NEW: MANAGEMENT.

o | Sixteenth year. This. gave ev-
eryone the chance to 5 give! a
short romptu. talk.. Some

SAFE, COURTEOUS SERVICE
DAY 9O ES poh GHT

‘Also surviving are her: was
fe rivng are, be ments.

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

great-grandchildren. thi
|B sons and three daught-

PHONE
CASTLEGAR TAXI

Dish Washer

ieee the slim skirt of organ-
za. The soft folds of organza
outlined eed empire waist | &;

edged lace
swept | ent gracdhully back to form

The Sara ehapel 3 veil
of illusion misted

to save you time and keep.

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© operates without a
flame.

The bride's 5, grandmath- stances.
. Annie Haywood, the

er, Mrs,
only reiative in Canada from
England, wore a blue-green
ss with brown

mi 3, Rai
trea! Misfits 3 . MET ME Davis
eae Guvers This the Odd Balls 1210.
LUIS ann Fisvick, 250. TH the Odd Ball .

LAT Ann Fishwi ‘Team points:
Ramblers 08, THT Balls a Blow Outs 0,
Ramblers

Joggers
8, Bi Beer, Bellies 1, Gutter Five
Team aunts: Cadillacs 1,|3, Kinberries 1.
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Bobbi ss Kora By, St teen |B

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Women’s Curling | p.vi

Now in Full Swing es solar Therat 85 [Racer Shatin mest Sands Motor Hotel
inner So2. Mrs, Gattinger, chair:

vidson 646, John ‘Obetkodf | be
LHT ae (irs, MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
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capead bouquet of white - draws ‘Screamers Toaners. ‘

Then you want a central address close to
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We have a dining room and coffee shop and are
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free to drop us a line for our descriptive: bro-
chure.

Returned in Election

Officers of the Kinnaird uis of a
Women's Institute were re-|the We eat Kotter nee. ae
fusned, by maual meeting at ane Institute
recen’ an met of the A coffee p: is to be
group jheld at the home of/netd next Meas at the
rate home of Mrs. Roy Goetting|®
with admission to be a gift
for a mentally ill patient,
The next roll call will
be answered with the donat-
ing of five dozen homemade| iim
cookies which will be deliv: ba!

In onder to get the work

of the jpociety. eens
mbers! are bein,

for $1. ‘Als committees have

been formed to handle m

bership and buble

Me
stitution of ‘the’ society

soiled utensils — a special
cycle for your china and
crystal.

$339.95

coe white carnation sree.

F.J. SMITHERAM

s She carried a bouquet
of white carnations.
Following the honeymoon
to Banff, Lake Louise and
Robson, the couple will make
‘home in Chilliwack

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asurer;

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Fill in a: special card at time of pur
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Castlegar
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Mansa
A ‘decision was made to
draw a name from the mem-

Moan- acquire: Do items %

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Bonatea by Mrs. B. A.

painted and recently | will
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a
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will,

L,
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and bridesmaid Miss’ Joanne
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Bridesmatron Mrs.

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carnations.

nations.

the groom,
‘wearin;
5 tie wit
5 et,
p.m. - 5.30 p.m. D: full service
dress Perot the groom and
his best man, indsay. Mel-
ancov of Chilliwack CAFS,
added a
occasion.

Foster and Mr. James Fost-
er, brothers of the bride.

frodm’s
mother a and daconted by the
Ss aunt » H. Arm-
strong :t was placed ‘ on a love-
jy lace cloth under tinfoil

white. car-

David Roos, nephew of
was ring bearer,

black trousers and
white evening jack-

military pees to the
Ushers were Mr. Michael

The: four Hered wedding
cake ide by

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INVEST

IN YOUR “OWN GROWING
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7%. AND STILL HAVE
CANCELLATION PRIVELEGES

WHY Nor

DISCUSS : THIS WITH
_ THE MANAGER OF THE

CASTLEGAR
SAVINGS
CREDIT
UNION

i Wetlers 12, ee 13,2

many kinds m order to de-

tern "babysitting cies tas,
arrange
Bhable many mothers ve fo cul

oor league
in the afterna as atter two

ons 2 wins,
wing. ene 1 ree Stanyer

3 Convictions
In Court Here

John Nazaroff of Castle- ;
gar ‘was sentenced, to 14 ay
in Oakalla Prison Farm last

rsday when he was’ con’
‘anes i in court here. of im- |!
paired drir 2

It was his his second: offence
* said

id RCMP. 1
Stanley Walter Bridge | of
Fruitvale was fined $35 for >
driving without due care and
attention.

Clare!

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