CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 9, 1978

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. Jean Turnbull Named
Te Academic. Council

A former member of the 7s
Selkirk College council was
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former Silvester's Food Mart,
holds its Grand Opening today
continuing into Sunday, offer-
Ing numerous specials with free
donuts and coffee,

Co-owners are Bob Reimer
with his wife Maureen and
Dennis Johnson with his wife,
Sharon. Hoth men are former
Safeway employees, each with
12 years service, They bring

.- additional experience of private
management having operated
separate stores at Okanagan
Falls and Kaslo,

Future tentative plans call
for the expansion of both the
meat and produce sections,

Both men have prior meat |

experience.
The area's reputation for
* friendliness has drawn the two
families here to open in busi-
ness together,

Bob and Maureen have two
children, seven-year-old Shel-
ley and five-year-old Steven.
Maureen is a teacher and has

Canal.

Both families are sports
minded. Dennis says he enjoys
curling, golf and hockey while
Bob lists his interests as curl-
ing, golf and skiing,

Results From.
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

Eight-and-a-half tables par-
ticipated in Monday night's
play at the Joy Keillor Bridge
Club with the following results:

North-South

Average: 84,

First, Joy Keillor and Ben
Gaboury, 107; second, Bev
MacDonald and Inez Walker,
88.5; third, Ian Glover and Bert
Tyson, 86; fourth, Clara John-
son and Etuka Cameron, 83.

East-West

Average: 94.6.

First, Alex Pereversoff
and Jean Stone, 105; second,

provincial government's new
academic council overseeing
community colleges and pro-
vinelal institutes,

* Jean Turnbull, a former
Trail school trustee, will join:
chairman Dr. Ian McTaggart-
Cowan, former University of
B.C. graduate studies dean; Dr,
Ralph Patterson of West Van-
couver, first chairman of the
board at the B.C. Institute of
Technology; Dr. Brian Brown
of Dawson Creek, chairman of
Northern Lights College coun
cil; and Hugh Harris, Kelowna
businessman and former vice-
chairman of Okanagan College
council.

The academic council, es-
tablished under the Colleges
and Provincial Institutes Act
passed at the last session of the

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{Grand Forks districts filled the

But, he was challenged by
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:'Zreception hall of the Regional
Recreation Complex Sunday for
the 20th seszionvef the Joint
Doukhobor Research Sym-
posium now extending into its

. , third year of operation.

: Adherents of all factions

‘ showed a keen interest in the
current topic under research—
the mass Freedomite upheaval

responsibility since he person-
ally took part in the Free-
domite movermeaeand: know
what the motivations behind it

were,

“We want the truth,” Veri-
gin said. “You know what that
truth is and so must reveal it!”

Verigin and the research

_which led to their imprison-
ment on Piers Island in 1932,
the causes leading up to it, and
the motivations of the Free-
domites themselves in creating
this upheaval.

Members of the Free-
domite faction represented a
fair share of the audience,
providing a backdrop to speak-
er N. Nevokshonoff, who stood
a barrage of questions relating
to the part of his account
delivered at the preceding
session.

Nevokshonoff, an elder
from Krestova, denied respon-
sibility for expounding Doukho-
bor ideologies at the meeting.
He said he only wished to state
facts relating to events as he
knew them.

id they were inter-
ested in establishing a base
from which a possible conclu-
sion could be reached as to
whether the Freedomite move-
ment was a itis on

declined to enter further into
this field, Verigin said. he con-
sidered it his obligation, as
principal representative of the
Doukhobor organization, to ex-
pound on the matter.
Nevokshonoff attempted
to add that others, besides
Freedomites were involved in
destruction of Doukhobor prop-
erty, beginning with confisca-
tion of lands in Saskatchewan

and members tortured to death’

in jails with the list finally

according to Doukhobor teach-
ings, or whether it was a
“delusionary concept”.
Nevokshonoff was asked
why Freedomites living on com-
munal property refused to pay
their dues, why they resisted
relocation to a communal dis-
trict offered them for free by
the community, why they al-
ways contended “against one
thing and another" and wheth-
er it was considered ethically
right on their part to create
artificial causes for contention.
When Nevokshonoff, say-
ing they were “passive radi-

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with the
tion of the leader, Peter Lordly
Verigin.

Another supporter at-
tempted to justify Freedomites
with quotations from the Black-
more and Bowser reports re-
lating to problems of schooling
and vital statistics.

The ideological differences
between the radical and ortho-
dox forces was at a high pitch
during the greater part of the
meeting, but the two chairmen,
W. Chernoff and W. Lebedoff
were well able to keep things
under control,

The next session is sched-
uled for March 5 at the same
location where the same theme
will be inued.

Fer Floreiice

Private funeral services
were held Friday from the
Chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for Florence Maitland, a
former resident of Castlegar
and latterly a. resident of
Jubilee Manor in Nelson.

Mrs. Maitland, 86, died
Tuesday of last week at Koote-
nay Lake District Hospital.

She was born Feb. 27, 1891
in Sussex, England and came to
Canada in 1920 to settle in

The honorary chai
countered with the accusation
that Freedomites, in essence,
were acting contrary to the
Doukhobor faith and in direct
opposition to the example of
Peter Chistiakoff who, upon
arrival in Canada, proclaimed
full forgiveness to those who
killed his father.

The USCC head considered
all people subscribing to ideas
based on past grievances as
erroneous, out of place and out
of date and said people “should
stop living in the past, refusing
to follow Cain's example . . .
cleanse the slate with complete
forgiveness and unite into one
body as a true spiritual con-
gregation under the banner of
Toil and Peaceful Life.”

Inspired by his appeal was
a spontaneous choral rendition
of the Lord's Prayer by all
present.

Verigin refuted allegations
of having political affiliations
with foreign ideologies, levelled
at him by the opposing group.
He announced the current cam-
paign of his USCC committee to
promote unity amongst all

part of which con-
sisted of a committee visit to
each district.

To an objection from a
Freedomite that forgiveness of
enemies, for instance those who
killed Lordly—was akin to
affiliation with them, Verigin
hotly denied that forgiveness
had anything to do with affilia-
tion. He stated that if Freedo-
mites were true to their calling
they would never do the things
they did.

Funeral Service Held
For Ernie Fitzpatrick

Rosary service began Mon-
day evening at St. Rita’s
Catholic Chureh in Castlegar
and funeral mass concluded
Tuesday morning for 64-year-
old E. A. (Ernie) Fitzpatrick,
who died at Castlegar and
District Hospital last Thursday.

Mr. Fitzpatrick was born
Aug. 8, 1918 at Grand Forks
and moved with his family to
Prince Rupert. He ‘took up
employment with the West
Kootenay Power and Light Co.
in 1935, working at his trade as
an electrical technician.

He was married in Nelson,

in 1946 to the former Jean
McLeod.

He was a member of the
Castlegar and District Golf
Club, serving on the executive
for many years. In the past
year, he has proved an inspira-

Hit and Run
Results
In Charges

A Robson man has sub-
sequently been charged with
hit and run and driving without
due care and attention after a
1974 Jeep was sideswiped,

-forcing it off the road.

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railroad track overpass on
Highway 3A near the approach
to the Kinnaird Bridge when it
attempted to pass a Jeep also
travelling west. i
: Police report the offending
vehicle left the scene. Driver of
the Jeep, which sustained an’
estimated $1,000 damage, has
been identified as Trudy A.
Andrews of Castlegar.
No estimate of damage has

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tion to many on the golf course
for his participation in the game
after having undergone major
surgery resulting in the ampu-
tation of his leg. He was an
active member of the Castle-
gar-Robson Royal Canadian Le-
gion and was also’ secretary-
treasurer for the Boy Scout
Association for many years,

He served in World War II
with the Royal Canadian En-
gineers and saw service over-
seas,

For a number of years Mr,
Fitzpatrick was active with the
Kinnaird- Castlegar- Robson
Community Chest and also,
served for atime on the

iviaitiand
She married James Mait-
land that year and the family

continued to reside in Van-
couver until moving to Trail in
1926.

They moved to Castlegar
in 1948 where she had lived
until the past three years when
she made her home in Nelson.

Mrs. Maitland was pre-
deceased by her husband,
James, in 1973, and a son-in-
law, Cecil Munns in 1971.

She is survived by one son,
William of Trail; daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Munns of
Castlegar; two grandsons, Jim
of Vancouver and David of
Castlegar; and one great grand-
son, Farron Munns of Van-
couver.

Rev. Don Reed officiated
and interment took place at
Park Memorial Cemetery.
Castlegar Funeral Home was in
eare of arrangements.

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He is survived by his wife,
Jean; three sons, Ed of Van-
couver and Rod and Keith at
home; one daughter, Miss Carol
Fitzpatrick of Prince Rupert
and two brothers, Eugene of
Port Coquitlam and Earl of
Seattle.

Rev. Father M. Guinan
officiated. Legion rites were
observed af the ‘cemetery,
under the direction of Padre
Rev. R. Klein.

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Bate, Ab Culley, Steve Gallo,
Bert Lamb, Steve Melnick and
Louis Zurik. |

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Al McPherson, Norman Blais,
Frank Dodgson, Mike Verzuh,
Bob Wadey, Wilf Leduc, Jack
Randall, Jim Leckie, Rino Pri-
mauvera, Bill Sommerfield, Bill
Bennett and Dave Heibert,

Interment was at Park
Memorial Cemetery with
Castlegar Funeral Home in care
of arrangements,

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