Also at Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus. L } ‘ot Jan. 27 from 9 a.m, te neen. t | ; Ms of Burnaby. . 4 1 bis wei r the streets of our : : F : , § 1 4 te it i “Giles, Last year the porno Cpptest Donne Wee ¥ : ‘ i Ps e y Sey. ne i were a hot item on the 5 fe of : Wye te Miiliicers thet our coon h of his head. i . 7 y Z sung by Sherry Ken- ‘ intry loss ; Selkirk College ig ‘senior ‘Bale.of Summerland.” boner. de were’ nedy, and Amazing Grace, is “Sy glial . , marriage ceremony. Mary Wancouver and. played by Jill Laurie on the couver. y sips with a code that would i, the beheading of Christian i DAVID THOMPSON UNIVERSITY CENTRE } . ae q : Van Easen of Van- bagpipes. ‘The couple -i# planning » B satisfactory measure consciefice’ from which the ° ‘ €20- 10th $t., Nelson, B.C. VIL9C7 — 352-224) 4 Me : " couver, who stood in for Bar- A callin reception was honeymoon trip summer of so -atigad the cross sec- world can receive a consis: AND IT WORKS. } “para Gillie of Castlegar, The .beld the next day at Van- down the Oregon The) 10" people who make tent standard of judgment, i Secodisiacinee Meseloagth g covver First Charch of Jesus newlyweds are residing. iY ePige,foniy cced, vconece { purgundy <@resses, Brides. Christ of Latter Day Saints Vancouver. ee emenemy called, “censor: The . cultural coneciance Now you can lose pounds before you i Adam, secretary Jan Nev- = - ship. ; ‘ he proceeds from confusion to lose patience nce Gu cam ae ce Sat t mann, manager Laura Dewis, ‘ : how will one corruption, ending in suicide; + an ae teen oe oo Snderdt Iti t tn male lust, wontalge byt owtag 4 cellent senior Lil Molnar, { Ik t tif t tT is to ry just, mentally, by n ; fest excellent chief Lil New. a rry U a e Ss I le Ss a m ee in g taining of a consistent ‘stan- the mind; spiritually, by sell- i Bentax puts money for are nad, pane sek ory dard that I wish to address ing out to the devil; and } Your tax refund Saunders. Eight years ago in Vie spiels and. Island champion. God. Butthese were personal 3:5-6, where God spoke to myself, to. physically, through death. } tas Sitting past grand chief toria, as president of two ships. He curled against top experiences.” him to trust completely: ty; 2; Welieve the success of A consistent standard in -..In you pocket fast! Rose Soberlak presented companiés and vice-president curlers in Canada, including As a result, Gulka and his Him. " eealsaie a consistent our country as well as any to Fran Moffat and Ora St tue others, Harry Guika the Stone brothers of Trail. wife attended a Full Gospel In the last two years of standard is based upon the country is dependent on ‘ Dont't wait months Lightle for their many. years owned a new home, two new Curling became such an ob- Businessmen’s Fellowship business reversals, Gulka choice, of our direction re- whether we will permit God ; " of faithful-service as. treas- cars, and held membership in session that he, with part- banquet. There, he “recog: testified that he had learned ceived from conscience, whe- to speak through Christian Get money for your Federal Tax Refund erer and secretaty. an exclusive golf club, hora, bought 4 curling rink in nized algve and joy and knew from the Lord, “If Ltrust in bet & be a “Christian” or a covecience which finde ite [ —less a fee Past chief Joy Saunders He was happily married, Victoria, so that he could that God was in their midst.” Him He will make everything ‘eultural” conscience. basis from the Bible, or act — in justa few days “was, also presented with a with two children. "And yet,” spend a lot.more time at the Soon after, in October, 1979, possible.” The Christian conscience is like Herod and behead the — at BenTax gift in recognition of hét ser- he confesses, “there seemed game. at a home Bible study, Gulka Recently, just before God’s ideal, His absolute Christian conscience. viee during the past year. to be something missing in “ster,” Harry recalled, “| "4 his wife accepted the Christmas, due to delinquen- . The cultural or 4; sent you out to battle : hole Se'Tein my life. I didn't know what it decided that possibly what 1 Lord into their hearts. “Sud- cy in payments hy: elients, sosietial conscience is depen- io the right, armed onl | BENTAX Rivers Lodge No. 70, Knights Was. T didn't realign at that S0Ca0 (Pee wally get denly the'void in my heart Gulka urgently required “dent upon the stiliot '% with your faith and a clear { TAX PREPARATION of Pythias were time that God has put® spec- established well in business.” “** 8°D¢- T've had joy, last- funds to remain in'the mort ing in a particular culture, couscience, Sous, oles, Wave i hancellor Arthur (Slim) ial place in-our heart for He did, to a level-where, in joy,-and it has stayed gage brokerage businese. He and is also known as “situ: 1414 these simple weapons REFUND BUYING grelate Himaséif; and until that spot is Sight yeare ago, his mortgage ith me through these last asked God for help. ational ethics” or “relative [id tees wy aside and. an Call Toll 800-663-3354 Gerry Wanless, and scting filled we will never find true ‘company managed {0 Years, and I know it will The next week, # man ‘with- conscience.” tan os thelr "ith is con. all Tole ree 112 ALL REFUND BUYING SUBJECT TO grand master at Arms Gor- oe fs nts $90 million in private — — for ingen whom he, had no vane God has a priority that will cerned, have run their ships “ * don (' ) Balfour. made oanene investments. jul gone sales associations;; came to benefit the whole man, spirit, “1 Ti - APPROVAL. rene : in.a recent speech to the local in 1960. His boss.at that time with a cheque. He cere ee ee Tuesday - 6:30 p.m. Installed officers are chan- Fall i B u's 10.8 series of events sev- hag tre hat th Be had spoki yO ne Th fe tai N dicH ll, ¢ i] : delle commander.” Attin Gospel Businessme: , recommended. he join that the Lord had spoken to cern in life is to be spiritual, e sure way for a stan- 1300 Cedar Ave.. Trail, B.C. a8 Bchwiertz, vice Felloyship. <a ere cee and his Toastmasters. His first time him to give it. It was the followed by the peychological dard to be consistent is for ordic Hall, Castlegar Call 368-3333 Collect ‘ P y Nick Stoochnoff (absent), Gulka had been raised a To precy Planet E se up to speak, he “froze. exaet amount of $5,000 that. (emotional), and then the God's people to share God's . prelate Earl Leroy, master of farm boy in a Saskatchewn Both -" Nothing came out. It was the was needed to continue in . physical. principles with the love of we RO —e werk John Siltken, sockethry family of five brothers and marae away Cigars longest three minutes ‘of my — business. tae ehitaral eonsciense God and to be a living’exam- on ie catan el bra Cokanne id raped cas hi gn Powsed ; THON . - «New olficers for coming year tor Senausa Dud, buatatel Boo. five sisters. His father passed hat wae missing ir fe’ But, Praise God, since 1 Gulka is currently a vice jivwa this pricrity and be. PIS / Bevin, Na. 37 Frition sistert ae in, retary Al Richards, t away: when he was 12. wes: revived His Holy Spirit in president and field represen- ‘ine with ite first co iis with Twin Rivers Lodge ni joint Picadiied, ~ aabchee” 02 Finding school difficult, he © They began going to me, I am not afraid to get up tative with the Victoria chap- an hysical, rie a ke wrtha Alea Owned; tier quit in Grade 7. Leaving the church and: got into Bible whether there are 10,000 ter of Full Gospel Busi- tee npthslogical, ana ‘A r 7 Bet eee eer ee ane Studies. Loskiag for « Bible people or two, There is no nessmen's Fellowship where there'be room or time in li For Your Convenience We're couver Island, ata bookstore, Gulks founda fear there, not when I'm over.100 people haye come to 1, siso apply xe spiriteal ° ‘ “{ chased a lot of things,” copy of Voice magazine, per- sharing Jesus.” know Jesus in the past year. We wr ne the or y he commented, “but they sonal stories of lives changed In a stressful time of dis- Many have been young peO ation of a Christian and bayaerl were never lasting. through coming to know solution of a business part. ple from the street. ural conscience in the Gospel

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‘ Kutenai C i a 7 Jan. 12. . ‘. a non-profit community group monton. ie mb wi Ss Gsracn ma Cemetery. MELATINN. — Egisto Joreph » , in the Creston Valley, will Kane received his training Slocan Chapter = To Kien Boreer = Spry a in." & Feod rae lor 95 4095 § °c22024 Ss ee Crean cooien ©- wane — ate ie wesw ent dice aaose es f bs Festival Jan. 27 to 29 in taught all grades from 1 to trict Hospital held its first * ° * at the age of 84. Services were celebrated in St. sq. yd. sq. yd. Creston 12 He has boon sctive in meoting ofthe new year Jan OAYIOOEF — To te onde. Relocating tae! Gobel intact a CASTLEGAR Sagi! Educators, facilitators, mu- training Waldorf teachers for 5. boy, born Jan, 12. ficiating. Buriol was in Park . ment followed ot Mountain View 7 * sicians and participants will the past 10 years, and cur- sean Leen chairman of aghaTON. To Mr. ond Mrs ‘Memorial Ci A Comenory-c DISTRICT s F be brought together for a rently divides his time be- the Hospital Board, was the cae ut Cast : =a ' res panel “av 3 ee $ g® $ aon eevectahepe, teeek lectures and. work. guest and advisor. Members Bemis Range Catinae® eine g ume T cage Nodond ofa tps peed UNITED music good company. donated $825 to purchase . . 69 years. Mass of Christi don. 15, 81. F 1 acta ts mvonent, then ofthe Walert pro. Tenometar fr the Dovpl wuvcon— ieiortius, Siateaareniceks iene) Sant WAY 0 giel, i neral : | sq. yd. massage, healing life gram in Edmonton. $100 was donated to the bora Dec. 14. , on Jan. ¢ ith Father Joh Shel. with burial In ‘the Brillfant > skills take place East Any: terested Cand: Stripers’ scholarshij il id = eld ce! rent. Legion emet . | : ; K Sed yn Col- uname precited fund, and another $100 to the Sorrent one or ct a nerd followed the. graveside, o ecanahes «! porser Nel 7 . lege during six workshop offering most‘stimulating. Medical Library fund. Falla, a boy, born Jon. 5 Bers of the Royal Cooadion Mayer, Thomes 5. Shorthovse ANNUAL : i ‘ : periods of 1's hours duration - A full slste of social events | Mr. P-K. Joshi, manager of THs Lager Pesgiente> eee SS Tonerat oor. , | Recaro Senter st Uden, vv tn namie te rapa ason nga —tgemnrencs empesces. ty | GENERAL MEETING 5 * ‘ 1 ji it Mount St. Francis ver Is } ‘al in Vie- ‘ Special Price on morning and afternoon. Par- ind wit y night December bee of the Meapial’ Monday, Jon. 15, Shay ct the age of 69. An Eagles teria, colette oe , : ticipants may register for the begin’ at 7 winners. folldwing c lengthy iliness, aged. memorial service took ploce at pode ce € Wed Jan 25 Hi i D it . F entire weekend or ehoose one A ree live masie coffee- eae a on a lyse the Eagles Hall. Cremation. STURGEON. Maria Storgnen of ; ou" . f rEei » 3 ES E+ or two workshops of special house-startsat.8:30:and dea- Joan Jacobson of South s by 4 Te 7:30 BOWK! = yh McDEARMID = Funeral i. ~ me om. j ig n € i si y £ a 4 interest. * serts and hot beverages will cam second — Florence SONEEN, former Racked in tor Edith Victoria MeDecrnid peel poly ronertl omen ‘toe aay : U G 3 tor 1984. make their first appearance Khadikin of Nelson; third — olson ond South slocan, died was held Jon, 17 rom the. was held Jon, 16 from St. An: Legion Hall ~ sce F . eae ee a et is the six-hour Waldorf Edu- and give a taste of what isin Catherine Wein of New Den- 4 1n Royal Jubilee Hospital, of Thempsen Funeral Service ews “Anglican Church Tra ; ‘ < ENT STORES Ave cess cers echv ei OFAN n erpa a cation program conducted‘by store. for food during the Vet: bela ee or Mccall Bron: Vstiines eiraitt psa steeay veh wae Pony a " BO Cokin Ave. 365-3255 Tree Baclosttietel, 330 Cobenibia ...... 266-E201. (when boucht welbkhown.. weekpnd. ‘ A certificate inscribed by Chapel at Victorio. na . ian ‘tecia os ficiating. AGENDA * hal thie 365-782. Seems & enon’ iil Dae ak . @ ; ae i Nancy Baker was sent to Mr. Mary Chernoltof 68 of Trail, died Jon, 15 at Trail. TYSON — Elsie Nora Tyson, 63 of ° inci i pale... } vith carpeting) . : i = Attention Més-& Boyst:_ | Sivcs: x, sithoust be is 86 CHEROFF — Mary Charnalt of Pe slonol Hospital cites @ briet_ {rail died “Jen. 12" ot. Trai Financial Report of United Way awe stones spents : : J ys yeare old, bad knitted ‘man; z 79 age ct 80 years, Funeral illness, Prayer. services werd” Regiondl Hospital after lengthy ® Election of New Dir S Maer st 365-7813 Tuoon 5 \ 4 Sy 5 v oe ae oo sce Jan. 18 and 19 held trom Carberry’s Memorial .iliness. Funeral services were * wean G. :... seosegs eee OED hats and ° f For All Seasons booties for the, St winlew Community Hall with Chapel tan. 17. Funeral méts held trom Knox United Church. Activity Reports from ‘iting 1C MOTORS VIDEO RENTALS newly-born babies. at the burial at Perry Siding Cometery. cree habroied by Father Troil, Jon, 16, the Rev, Jim fe j ; Sacra men . eeu Nelson | wes den one d by Hillson é fganizations 1083 Columbie Ave., Conttegar, B.C 366-3212 Rubber Back ‘The new for 1984 HARSHENIN — Lorry Hernan persé * Sogn bye er H. ‘followed ot Columbia Riverview & executive of Pass Creek passed away Jon. Clorke from Our” er. Cometery in is president — Bobby “Mac- ® — “ - ‘ a hae Kay; first vice-president — , 4 233 Columbia 365-6761 G . Carpe ay | ped ie al ENGLISH 110 REGISTER NOW ER 7 A 1 0% Pr ae a OCATIONAL ; COURSES ‘ i ¥ i OFF for Cash Ridge. trepseres-- Maid COLLEGE Vv : da ING Bs 352-6661 ca . i | c : a * | Varney: COMPOSITION MOBILE HYDRAULICS: 1 Week — Feb. 6+ 10/84. Covers hydraulic fundamentals, pumps, control valves, F Commer * eti 4 - " : 4 a HEAVY DUTY T.Q.: 4 WEEKS — WN do/84. To ubgrad 40.8.C. 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