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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 13, 1969

MAN ALIVE

Churches Join Together

Clint Howard Kidesied’ United Church Clarence Jordan trans- lates the first part of verse 13, 1 Cor. 1: “Tell me this since when did Christ get so split up?” Well if Christ was “split up” in Paul's day what can we say about today? Ev- en in this small gommunity there are some Christian churches. So it is with joy that

many of us sce a small ten- we

tative movement toward the

- Church, %ecently Bish- op Remi DeRoo of the Roman Catholic Church spoke to a

group of clergy from several ding.

denominations and said: “ must not do anything Hive that we can do together.”

I believe that his state- ment is symptomatic of a new and growing spirit of co-oper-

a.on which is moving in the Cristian "eh church, the spirit

~ $800 | Damages

A single-car accident half

gl a mile north of the Blueber-| th

ry Creek railway crossing at 12.10 am. last Thursday re- sulted in minor injuries to the driver and $800 damages to the car.

Police say Albert Ber- geron of Blueberry Creek was proceeding -towards Blueber-

ry Creek when he lost control o his vehicle, htt a snowbank and overturned.

The accident is still un-;may be found to foster growin;

der investigation.

healing of the body of Christ is His C th

which, for example, brough many, denominations togeths to aid Biafra and is thus de ing a job which no singl denomination could do.

In an atlempt to live the conviction that Christ calle us to be one, three local con gregations, two United an one Anglican, have been e: perimenting in closer £0

Pacing on Easter Sun day the two United congreg: tions will hold a joint servic St. David’s — Anglicon Church and this will continue

‘Treasures

Sermon Takes its Text From Heavy Snowfall

Written by Rev. R. J. Mclellan, it was submitted for publication by a Castlegar reader of the Castlegar News.

In the 38th chapter of the Book of Job, the 22nd verse asks: ‘‘Hast thou enter- ed into the treasures of the

y snow?”

Treasures of the snow!

We may jr indeed be indig- nant. Surely the writer of t! book could never exverienced

cateness and symmetry of > form.

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Marvellous are indeed to be found in the

snow. Because of

able conditions in the clouds, though a great manv of the flakes are never completely formed. High winds and fluid droplets in the clouds prevent the snow crystals from attaining their natural beauty in symmetry.

The snow, then, ought to be to us all a testimony of God's greatness. To enter into the treasures of the snow is also to stand in wonder and

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awe before this most beauti-

ful and amazing part, of crea. tion. A snow bank is not just

still be separa arate Anlican ser vices but it pul,

ig togethers congregations W gether’ and that i ey can mor? effectively “ber the church.

course

en. are actively seek

tion. it deal

community and I hope ways

Z co-operation.

for a trial period. “xere will

adil

O£ the two de- nominations involved in this

expe!

ing union and have every eneonrarement for joint ac- ut I believe there is a grea which could be done together with other/€d- Christian churches in the

:| Hydro Man

“They grew in beauty side by side...”

But alas, when money talked, the sideburns vanish-

Andy Brodoway, office

grootiing his glossy faclal tot i lossy facial fo!

iage. Bulletin editor and pub-

But Sports Get Helped

roads. For us the snow does treasure

not seem to it is a hindrance. Nevertheless,

al things in life that seem to be hindrances often have their values too, They may teach us patience or perserverance.

al to us the

is Clipped

licity chairman of the Kins-|8%!

men Club of Nakusp, Andy into, grew his chin. length side. treasurers of the snow?” burns on a bet.

“Tll take them off when you guys pay me to!” he challenged fellow Kinsmen. “All cash, no credit, and the money to go into the club's

the attention and excite o!

Canadian Catholic Organization Suggests a Voluntary Lenten Tax

The Canadian Catholic, mi Organization for Development ahu reace 1s dedicated tu the work of seeking peace thro- ugh development.

One of its tasks

an a fish to ‘ee but Se is

mueh better nuw to usb.”

Peace through develor

ment requires the transfe

is to ask those who have at- tained a higher standard of living to voluntary tax them- selves order to aid the poor of the world. According an old Chinese

eipual ion the developed ne the developing regions. e

‘must, first

in some way, complement the

sacrifices of the poor. Each

I and Peace

sacrifices of the rich

entitled “Share Lent” which him} will provide Christians across Canada with an opportunity

ment.

ast year, during the

Share Lent campaign,

the organization raised $1.3 lion. e following are

examples of how. eople taxed

“fe is good t to 0 give a | a hungry

year, ‘Ureanizes a Lenten campaign

aa ies gave up dtss rts for work arin Lent and they ‘Sent the $5

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

which they had saved to “Share Lent.” In this way,

families drew a little closer to families who go without desserts all year round.

Fathers Fave up _smok- ing and sent the $20 to “Share Lent.” Their uninhal- ed smoke will take on new f-rms in the developing re- gions. Women who took part in hunger lunches paid $2 for

v ham sandwich far a

le while, they could feel like the women in the devel ning regivns after a “full”

they

‘They don’t have a way of life.

eal.

Youth who walked count less miles and used up count- less buckets of hot waler tu put their feet back in shape could feel, at least for a moment, what it means to vork a ‘full day in the fields

.erifice part of their God-|- of given affluency for develop-

sports - center building fund.” Pl Late in February, | club

members took him

word. At a. combined ving! men-Kinette dinner meeting, a Dutch auction was held for the privilege of shaving the sideburns.

Forty-one dollars was col- lected. Someone produced

hy has

photomicrograp!

smmetry of Sesion

collected some $23,000 of a

The rare beauty of the more perfect specimens of snow has attracted are

But more recently photogra- been used. W. A. Bentley of Jericho, bu

lifetime he made 4,800 hs of snow

es, no two of which are elite, but all of which reveal ity and

in the snow, this shaving cream and 5: a rusty Caen Sait at which we

a semisolid mass of white- ness. It is a heap of millions of tiny flakes, no two of which are the same.

Are not our friends like that? And nations too? Peo- ple are always individuals. no matter how often they may be placed in groups. No two persons are alike just as no two snow. crystals are .talike. Each is an individual, and must be treated as an in- dividual.

That is the amazing thing about Jesus. Though there

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the way to com- lete a full life for. everyone. le offers a life of service and joy, not just to a few people, it to every individual born of woman, Almost all the snow flak- es we see on the ground are ey were never completely formed, or they have been shattered to some extent. But by laws of sym metry the scientist can construct the entire flake from the fragments. If our lives seem but of what they were to be, let _us dedi- © cate them to Jesus Christ for and renewal. “Hast thou entered into the of

total of $70,000 Feautred for

the snow?”

bee tt. Whe wert i te roject en co) ete Piolcenter will ‘neludera full regulation size hockey ‘rin. “Now only $46,959 to go!” beams Hydro-man Brod- oway. “Who's the next vul- unteer to grow sideburns?”

Scouls Thanks the Commission outlining Castlegar News Kootenays For Goverage ‘The

les conduct in

last October.

We should like to thank: [he

Regional Library Group Receives Survey Report

The West Kootenay Re- lib gional Library Committee re- received a letter from Library Development

ig hgnts of the survey of librar Library C report incluijes the

following points of interest: aren is consi idered

rarians, readers and elect- ors will be able to make an informed decision in a refer- endum, notes a release from the West Kootenay Regional

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you for the very good cover- have age that you gave tha scout.

ing g gnovement during Scout Regional Library District

clude population

qualities ‘which would trict a CASTLEGAR CUSTOM

possibility. These qualities in- density,

wane Change!

of Latin America.

This renewed Lenten spirit of depriving ourselves of “taxing” ourselves, will be he bond thit will close the gap between the rich and the poor. Development and Peac> *s a channel throuza which the power generated by vol: untary taxes of ris! peoole in Canada will go air. ectly to projects wha wit aid in the process of devel-

It is support such as this that helps us in presenting to the public the advantages that young boys may find in he Scout movement. stigh iueals and good moral char-|;, acter were ever imporcant Dav never were they needed more than thzy are toasy. These young boys are our hope for tomorrow and we sincerely thank you for helping us to help them.

good road communication

UPHOLSTERY Hecovering - Remodelling

et

throughout the area. and an apparent desire for improved library service.

The will to co-operat2 , in a library project is evident in a‘large proportion of th2 cities, towns and villages contacted.

The idea fits in with th: concept of a regional district jor other co-operative servic: es.

You're pretty comfortable, aren't you? You take things pretty much for granted. ‘That's your “way of life”.

‘What about the others? What about tho poor o1 the hungry ones, the ones who rejoice to see ‘Petr children die because they know that, at least, death ends suffering?

‘They don’t have a life at all—

just a miserable existence that leads to an early and painful death.

How about lending a hand? It means almost nothing to you. It may mean life itself to them—or the education and training that give life some dignity and hope.

They want to change. Won't you help? March 16th is Davelopment of Peoples Sundsy.

PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY

Canadian Gatholic ~ - Organization for : DEVELOPMEN T:

1452, Drummond Street, Montreal 107, P.Q. 1 (514) 845-1196

opment. Although

There is a possibility that

Mrs Marjorie Development

Secretary,

is the main objective, the group has set aside ap} pproxi- mately $200,000 for emerg ency. aid. To date, it has sent

Hootenaye: Columbia Council, Boy, Scouts of Canada.

demonstration of hi ‘gional library works s2 that

aritas Internationalis (th? tficial International Catholic Beet Agency) the sum oz 125,000 which has provided food and medica! supplies for the people of Biafra. ‘fhe appeals for aid are tow the evan-; ‘Ask ‘and you

pew in, It %

velopment and. Peace to

inaien the projects with “vol- intary” tax

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DENNY HUGHES runner-up trophy was won by the Mite division Jets hockey team on Sat- urday, downing the Red Wing Jrs. Shown here proudly holding the trophy is Capt. Jeff Stewart with helmeted Gordie Lamont. Back

row, left to right, are Neil Smitheram, Billy Manager

Bill and James Carini Front row, right to Jett are are Nicky Chernoff, Alan Wi

Munro to Speak At Conference

conference and recreation re- ‘presentatives from the entire Province will be attending it,

Mr. Munro was’ invited Me. of his. responsibility. jeacatton of

to whom the Nancy Greene Task Force on amateur sport

articul ions with, tiene ernment officials in -O

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 13, 1969

of a SALE

No. 1 Maple Leaf

Butter

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Mr. Munro's at attendance | keynote’ speaker to attend was: the ol vious effort and

to tinek, Graham Hood, Craig Wilson and ood iene eres Clark. Coaches, left¢o right, are Peter Samoy- | jo) from is i ve out loff and Roger Schwing. — Photo by Division | viding for the future prob-

kk and concern over pro- lems of leisure

Bowling Results from Castlegar and District

Monday Night 7 Any LHS en 352, LHT LHT Elsie Rysen 607. MHS Ralph Peterson 266. HT Ralph

eterson 675, THS Frets 1030, THT Jets

‘eam points: Droppins

4, 4,_flisy cal 0, One 0, Rat|worth’ 764, ks 4, Jets 4, Pot Shots 0.|625.

Cole Break League _ Coffee Break

THS Pincurlers 1041. THT Pincurlers 2807. Team points: Cheerios Muffets 1, Mugs 3, 2, Take Five 2, Whea‘

Bertha Vin

Fineurlers eat

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth Inga Lamont 799.

2, ies 2.

Other 600's Eleanor Folds: cent

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Other G00's May Bell Bell a7, Inga Lamont 624, Bertha cent 611. Coffee Break League Donaldson

Cheerios 2589.

: ‘Team points: Cheerios 2,

Muffets 2, Mugs 3, Pincurl- Five 1, ties

Sonat 600’s Kay Bevans

wee T o'clock LHS Daisy Koehle 286.

points: Lucky 5 1-

27, Castlegar pag Reet Squirrels

lents 5 ’s Daisy Koehle 49) Irene 1 Irene anit 619, Marcelle

Kin Gars gulars Possibles are oncliers 0, ‘Blow Quts

3.

Other 600's Earl Rourke 739, Eleanor Holdsworth 847 |53, Darrel Rourke 631, Mae Be! 624, Matt Rohn 623, ean Paulson 622, Bev Maloff 603, Dagny Enoksen 603.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Joyce: Turner 300. bet Joyce turner 748.

. MHS Bill Shay 257. MHT Nighthawks 1060.

THT “Nighi points: Nighthawks

4, Socki¢ Torn 1, The 5 Kami 3, 3,

of Montreal 0, The Misfits 1. Other 600's Bill Robin- son 634, . Wednesday: Morning Drivors g Bonnett. 259. LHT. Marg J pocnett 658... THS Mustangs 983. THT Gacilacs 2705. i Team points: e Caaitlacs 4 T-Birds 3, Ramblers ), _Mus- -|tangs 4, Chevys 1, Jaguars

0. . Other 600’s ie

Rate LHS Kay. Adshead 273. LHT Kay Adshead 651. THS Canaries 878. Canaries 2404 Parrots 2-

Team _ poi 44%, Budgies. wath Can- aries 3-45%2, Swallows 39-36%, Rating 287.

Thursday Morning ton.

Bears 4, Beavers 10, ” Lions 4, Chip-

unks ‘Thursday Morning LHS. Lillian Semen: loft. LAT Kay Bev ans 632.. : THS Lions "O21. THT Minks 2610. te Sq 3, Beavers..1, Chipmunks 3, Lions: 1; Minks 3, Teddy

Rowdy “Roll 1 lers pm. LHS. Be!

Team im plnts Hooters 3- Screamersit 2; Groaners,

, Wailers 53, witore 5.40, 6 lene 338,

Lum Shite y Stans, 681.

le! =

MHT Jake Hoentg Ore THS 5 1089. THT

Hotshots 2980.

Team points: Hotshots ats 4, Lifesavers 0, Yippees 3, Good Guys 1, Flukey 5, 3, Splint-

nother, 600's Bal Ellis 672, Rohn 664, Dave Quinn

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