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West Kootenay Galleries send out invite

Artwalk see where all the art is exhibit-

This is the Sixth Artwalk in ed in the various stoves. It is on Nelson! from June to the end of August,

You can obtain a brochure so enjoy the art shows as you from the Castlegar Library to do your shopping.

—_, Shaw Cable Schedule June 13 - June 19, 1994 6:30 pm (Wed.) 9:00 am (Thurs.) 6:30 pa (Sem.) COMMUNITY DATELINE

Wednesday, June 15, 1994 Women’s Aglow moves to Fireside Inn

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poi mar- quetry, stained glass, petit point and woodworking. Here is a show to see when visiting Nelson.

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At the Greater Trail Commu- nity Centre there is an exhibit of. paintings by Doolee McDontiel. Her paintings reflect the constant changing colors of B.C.'s mountain land-

The monthly meeting of Castlegar Women's Aglow will be moving to the Fireside Ban- ; > quet Room on Wednesday, June Guests with members welcome! sf: aricg oul tae edaine 248 Columbic Ave., 365-7017 & :

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An exhibition of artworks in various media by Anne Farre) Webb and Gordon Webb is on until the end of June. The show is called Wood, Wool and

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POOR BOYS CARPET CLEANING

/ ! 7:30 pan (Wed.) 10:00 am (Thurs.) 7:30 par (Sun.) PROJECT DISCOVERY (PART 8)

8:00 pm (Wed.) 10:30 am (Thars.) 8:00 pas (Sun.) 1994 CASTLEGAR SUNFEST PARADE

8:30 pan (Wed.) 11:30 am (Thurs.) 8:00 pan (Sun.) 1994 MISS CASTLEGAR PAGEANT

L'Association Francophone Kootenay Ouest : vous invite A la FETE DE LA ST-JEAN BAPTISTE Le 25 juin, & partir de 2 pm au parc des Lions & Rossland. lly aura jeux, feu de joie, souper BBQ, chants, ect. A votre boi favorite, votre viande pour le

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a.weekend retreat. Dolores Kendrick of Seattle was the main speaker and Ruth Collingridge, a See AQLOW “«

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Tous sont invités, amenez vos amis et famille. ivy ; , 5 atts : (City Centre Mall) 7:00 pm On peut y i A : i y Centre Ma a b camper. Fort Call Bev at TRAIL CITY COUNCIL BUDGET PRESENTATION

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We offer intensive initial ongoing training in

self-help Philosophy, group dynamics and communication skills.

If you have good listening and interpersonal skills, basic understanding of child development, and would like to work with parents to improve their relationships, explore volunteering with B.C. PARENTS

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Shariene Imhoff

it was an art extravaganza at the Homestead Restaurant in Castlegar last weekend as artists from the sur- rounding area gathered together to show their work. The show and sale continues throughout the month of June and the public is encouraged to stop in and browse and, if they like, to buy! Three local artists involved in the show and sale are (I-r):Phyllis Lamb from Robson, displaying ‘Autumn Scene’; Elizabeth Popoff, also from Robson, displaying ‘Bahdanovka’; and Shirley Torbic from Castlegar, displaying her painting of ‘Mt. Revelstoke.’

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Why Should We Seek God?

Submitted by David Kroeker, Russian Evangelical Church

“Seek ye the Lord while He may be found, call upon Him while he is near.” (Isaiah 55:6)

Every person in the world is seeking something. Everyone has in his life a goal. Peo- ple are seeking so many different things, some good, some bad, some downright destructive. As we look around, we see astounding progress in science, technology, medicine. We are amazed at how smart our computers are. How. comfortable our hous- es are! In everything we see progress. We should see the same progress in our morals _and ethical behaviour. Alas, here we sega terrible regression, a great backward move- ment. Why is that? ‘ “2 ty MET omo wi rane hae

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“WITH FAITH - WE GROW’

The Bible has the answer. It says, “Low, this only have I found, that God had made man : s upright, but they sought out many inventions.” (Ecclesiastes 7:29)

GRA N | The Bible is telling us here that in spite of what God made man to be, we have gone : after whatever appealed to us, not paying any attention to what god would have us to do or to be. What does God say to this? God, speaking through the prophet says: “I will also stretch out mine had upon...them that are tured back form the Lord; and those that have not’ sought the Lord, nor enquired for him.” (Zephaniah 1:4-6) In the ' New Testament, the description is much more graphic - Romans 1:23 and following says, “Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools, and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible_man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things. ‘Wherefore God also gave them up to unclean- ness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonor their own bodies between themselves...” and the descrip- tion goes on to far worse things from there.

At the NEC Gallery At One with Nature - the 10 by Cynthia Sherry and also the paper mache show by Michele La Rose and George Gamache continues at the . This closes on June 19. On June 24, there will be a medley of select works in clay, metal, stone, painting and fibre from instructors of the Nelson School of Art.

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The Rev. Canon Dorothy Barker Phone: 365-2271 ‘TO KNOW CHRIST AND TO MAKE HiM KNOWN

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Why should we seek God? Because God is our creator,

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Flyers available at Recreation office 2101 - 6th Avenue For more information 365-3386

Phone Weetdy drawal No photo copies please. kat Gop off newspaper coupon at the Castiogat Gun - 408 Cobuptia Ave.

was Miss Hazel Durant of Lon- don, England. Prior to her arrival in Spokane, Durant had recently completed an extensive examigation tour of Brazil, Mexico, New York, California, Nevada and oregon.

All the students from the McKay School of Dance entered for this examination session were succesful with marks awarded as: pass, 50-64 per cent; merit, 65-79 per cent; distinction, 80-100 per cent. Results are as follows:

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Distinction; Davina Chan, Vanessa Woodburn, Reena salkien, Ashley Scott and Alice

Photographers of B.C. still have their dis- play at the Bank of Montreal. ‘These photos have a delight- ful sense of color and form.

Weavers giftshop

The Weavers Guild Gift Shop at the Doukhobor Museum is now open from 11 am. to 4 p.m., Sundays and Wednes- days until July 1. Then it will be open six days a week. Guild members will be on hand to demonstrate their

craft throughout the summer.

Youth Talent Search Canada Day, July 1, will include the PNE Youth talent search, taking ing place at Stanley Secondary School

LeRose, Julia Driutti and ie

Aad and 4 p.m.. Ages are 1 and categories are Dance, Drama, Vocal or Instrumental Music. These may be solo or groups and there is a chance to perform at the PNE & win further prizes. There is also a chance to per- form in the Star Search TV show. Anyone interested phone Elenor at 365- 3834 for entry forms.

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You are welcome here!

Pastor Stan Block

and the purpose of our creation is “...that they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after him, and find him, though he be not far from everyone of us.” (Acts 17:27) God wants to have communication with us. We know that sin has separated us from God. In spite of that, God loves us, and so He has made a way for us to come back to him. He sent His Son, Jesus, to die in our place on the cross for our sins. What we must do is admit our guilt, our sin, so that we can accept the sacrifice Jesus made a8 for our sins. We could not pay the price ourselves for our sins, but that is what Jesus did for us. Let us call to Jesus to forgive us and to cleanse qur hearts, and then we can look with joy to God, that He might help us through this difficult life, and be as Enoch who “...walked with God: and he was not, for God took him.” (Genesis 6:24)

God bless you all, Amen.