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RETIREMENT PARTY-. ... Library volunteer Eileen Woods (right) presents Helen McLeod with special gift on behalf of volunteers at Kinnaird branch during

open house last week. McLeod, who has retired as branch librarian, has been with the branch off and on

as volunteer and librarian since 1955,

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Pioneer

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Rhoda,Culley passed away June 30 at Trail. Regional Hospital at the age of 90. Mrs. Culley was born Aug. 1, 1894 in Hull, Yorkshire, Eng- land and came to Canada in 1912. :

She settled in Lang Ruth, Man. before moving to B.C. in 1945. She lived on the Lower Mainland and on Van- couver Island before moving

Mrs. Culley came to Castle-

gar in 1981 and has resided in —

Kiro Manor in Trail for the last three years.

She was an ardent croch- eter, embroiderer and knit- ter.

She is survived by. one daughter, Edith Dinger of Roundup, Montana; two sons, Ernest of Burnaby and Albert of Castlegar; seven

in 1972.

great-grandchildren.

She was predeceased by husband, Ernest, in 1953 and grandson, Eddie Shepherd, .

Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ted Bristow offi- ciating. Cremation, to follow.

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Castlegar to host - Jehovah's

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14 cities in Canada selected to host conventions of Jeh: . ovah's Witnesses this sum- mer. . rete 5 r “A total of 126 district)con- ventions will” be eld throughout the United States .- and Canada. _ Stanley Weigel, © spokes- mian at their world head- quarters in New York City, said the eVents are expected to attract more than 1.23 million delegates — 125,000 in’ Canada and 2,500 in Castlegar: 3

Morton Gustafson, conven- tion manager for Castlegar, says of the convention theme, “integrity keepers”. There has been a gradual ‘diluting ‘of strict Bible laws and prin- ciples for many years so that now -many people. donot know what to believe,” he said.

*“For~example, the Bible says God hates divorce, but divorce rates have never— been higher. It says to flee from fornication but the world is fleeing toward forni- cation. God's law stated that those causing -an . abortion must forfeit their life for the life of the aborted child. robbery, murder and rape are all-in violation of God's command- ments,” Gustafson stated.

The Castlegar convention will be held July 11-14 at the Community Complex. Some

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