Jdly 13, 1986

us _ Castlaiir News
Alternative water
supply for Kiev

Pulpit & Pew

MOSCOW (Reuter) — An
alternative water system has
begun delivering water to
Kiev as a preventive mea
sure following the Chernoby!
nuclear power plant accident,
the official Soviety news
agency Tass reports.

Tass said a new pumping
station has been built to take
water to Kiev from the
Desna River, a tributary of
the Dnieper which flows
through the city and supplies
almost half its drinking
water.

It quoted Vladimir Bori-
sovsky, Ukrainian minister of
special construction works,
as saying water from the
Dnieper is still meeting all
health norms following the
April 26 accident at the
Chernoby! plant, 130. kilo-
metres north of Kiev.

Tass also said artesian
wells have been drilled at all
bread and milk factories in
the city and the factories now
are using only water from the
wells.

Lottery numbers

The six winning numbers
in Wednesday's Lotto 649
_draw were 16, 24, 25, 36, 44
and 45. The bonus number
was 18.

The jackpot pool of
$1,580,825.40 was divided
into 11 prizes of $143,711.40.
Five winning tickets were
purchased in British Colum
bia, five throughout Western
Canada and one in Quebec.

The second-prize pool, a-
warded to those matching
five regular numbers and the
bonus number, had seven
winners of $85,314.40.

The third-prize pool, awar-
ded to those matching five
regular numbers had 375
winners of $1,217.80.

The fourth-prize pool,
awarded to those matching
four regular numbers, had
15,542 winners of $56.50.

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11 a.m

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In addition, there were
265,058 prizes of $10 awarded
to those matching three
regular numbers.

was a
prizes
$6,163,404.20.

One ticket captured the
jackpot of $321,644.20 in
Wednesday's Lotto West
draw.

The eight numbers drawn
were 1, 9, 13, 18, 24, 31, 40,
and 55. The bonus number
was 35.

The second-prize pool was
not won. Tickets with five
numbers correct won
$743.40, while those with
four correct won $53.50.

total of
worth

Bridge club
results

Seven tables of duplicate
bridge players competed
July 7 at the Joy Ramsden
Bridge Club.

The average score was 84
with the following winners:
NORTH-SOUTH

First - Dr. Ron Perrier and
Hubert Hunchak 93',; se-
cond - Hugh Auld and Myrna
Baulne 93; third - Jim and
Bev Swain 84.

EAST - WEST

First - Mary Stewart and
Helen Batchelor 98; second
Etuka Cameron and Clara
Johnson 95; third Stan
Greenwood and George Res-
haur 93.

By Pastor Morley Soltys

Tabernacle
LIVING EXAMPLES

In Jn. 13:35 we read: “By
this shall all men know that
ye are my disciples if ye have
love one to another.”

And in Matt. 7:16:
shall know them by
fruits.”

Many other scriptures can
be found in the Bible that

y how we who call our
selves Christians (born
again) must live according to
the standards and lifestyle
set for us.

We must not be ashamed
of what and who we are in
Christ. We must show forth
by living example what
Christ has done within our
lives.

He has changed us and is
willing to do the same for
those who see our example.

This living example does
not come by preaching to
everyone you meet or han
ding out gospel tracts and

“Ye
their

singing on street corners,
even though these have their
time and place.

It does not come just by
shouting, testifying and
jumping up and down but as
Bud Robinson states: “I'm
concerned about how he
walks when he lands on terra
firma.”

Our daily walk either helps
or hinders the gospel by the
examples we set:

“See then that ye walk cir
cumspectly, not as fools, but
as wise, redeeming the time
because the days are evil”
(Eph. 5:15, 16)

How true this is. We are to
live out the gospel and show
forth what being a Christian
really is.

This living example comes
only be being yourself in
Christ and allowing Christ to
live in and through you. It
comes by being that which
has changed you and that
which lives inside you. It is
being Christ-like.

Henry M. Stanley, a al
nalist, wrote after spending
four months with David
Livingstone, “I grant you he
is not an angel, but he
approaches to that being as
near as the nature of a living
man will allow.”

Later, in speaking of his
conversion, Stanley said, “It
was not Livingstone’s prea-
ching that converted me. It
was Livingstone’s living!”

So before you call yourself
a Christian or a follower of
God, check what is inside
you.

Is it Christ? Is it a religious
spirit? Or is it Satan himself?

For Christ is the only one
who can change you and
make you what the word
Christian means: little
Christs or Christ-like; living
examples of the real thing,
the real birth that has taken
place when one has accepted
Christ as one’s own personal
savior

If you are not satisfied
with your life and do not have

real peace of mind and have
found that no matter how
religious you become, there
is something missing, why
don't you right” now ask
Christ to make himself real?

Ask Him to come into your
life and ask Him to forgive
you all the sins you have
committed. When you do
this, you will then begin to
know what it means to be a
living example and to have
the peace of God living inside
of you.

For those of you who know
already what I have been
talking about and have ex
perienced the change that
Christ makes in one's life, I
encourage you to grow more
in Christ and to pray, study
His word, worship and praise
Him, and strive to be the best
living example you can be.

Oh yes, you might fail once
in a while, But continue on
and remember, “I can do all
things through which
strengthens me.”

hunts,

But

overview.

on them.”

house on the

NEW BOOK
Settlers come alive

By ROB BULL

Canadian Press
Take three 19-century Scottish immigrant families.
Follow them through skirmishes,
bootlegging, politics,
bankruptcies, drought, epidemics, births, deaths, tea
parties and religious observances as their descendants
feud with — and love — each other.

The history of the Cross, Drever and McLeod
families sounds more like the outline of a television soap
than a slice of Canadian history
in her book, Braehead,
Sherrill MacLaren brings alive some far from ordinary
people who helped create Canada.

“I am not a professional historian,”
freelance writer. “If I were, I would probably have been
more critical of the characters and written more of an

buffalo
times,

riots,

lawsuits, boom

Vancouver writer

says MacLaren, a

“I wanted to bring the people alive and let them tell
the story. It was essential for me not to make judgments

There were three Braehead homes — an elegant 18th
century house near Glasgow, a Wyoming ranch and a
AT Home Ranch south of Calgary.

BUILT BY FAMILY

They were all built by members of the Cross family,

who emigrated from Lanarkshire to Montreal in 1826. In and Stewart; 421 pages; $26.95.

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1827, Robert Cross died leaving his 41-year-old widow

with eight children.

They built a farm and a general store in nearby

Ormstown, Que.

One son, Alexander, was a militia sergeant during
the 1837 rebellion. He rescued Premier Louis-Hippolyte
Lafontaine from a rioting mob which burned down the
buildings in
commercial empire and became a judge of the Court of

Canad Parliament

Queen's Bench.

He built one of the largest estates in Montreal's
Golden Square Mile where most of Canada's wealth was

centred in the 19th century.

Alexander's sons, Harry and Ernest, built the other

two family homes.
Harry ran off with the

governess to Wyoming where he became a rancher and

senator.

Ernest ranched in Alberta, helped found the Calgary
Stampede, became a brewer and one of Western Canada's

first industrialists.

Another son, Willie Heber, was a financier and bon
vivant who had an oval space cut in the dining room table
’ of his mansion in Vietoria to provide room for his ample

frame.

1849, built

family's French-Canadian

Brachead, by Sherrill MacLaren. Published by McClelland

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a human toxic reaction to
these ‘safer’ propellants,” the
researchers said.

The propellants in the pro
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since they did not include
Freon, a chemical banned
since 1978 in aerosol products
after its use was linked to
deaths due to inhalation.

“We conclude that unin
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Freon aerosol propellants in
a non-confined space can be
hazardous to children,” the
researchers said.

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BRENDA AND DAVID ROOS

married in Kamloops

Couple married
at Kamloops

Brenda Margaret Roberts and David Renhold Roos,
both of Kamloops, were married June 14 at Foursquare
Church in Kamloops.

The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William
Roberts of Darfield, B.C. and the parents of the groom
are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Roos of Castlegar.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father,
wore a calf-length white satin gown with spaghetti
straps, topped by a white lace gown with stand-up collar
and leg-of-mutton sleeves complemented by white lace
stockings.

Her headdress consisted of French braiding with
pink ribbon woven throughout with pink baby’s breath
flowers. Her pearl earrings and necklace were gifts from
the groom

She carried a bouquet of 21 pink roses with white
lace and pink ribbon

Pastor Graham officiated at the ceremony. Jean
Goossen was organist and the musical selection Thine Be
the Glory was sung by Sherry Goossen

Shirley Ann Foulger of Kamloops was matron of!
honor. Cristal Hope Schilling of Kamloops was brides-
maid.

The attendants wore street-length light pink satin
dresses with ribbon and lace straps and carried bouquets
of three white roses with netting and more baby’s breath
with ribbon, all in pink.

Allan Roos of Kamloops, brother of the groom, was
best man. Ed Roos of Castlegar, also a brother of the
groom, and Tom Dowkes of Kamloops, a cousin of the
groom, were ushers.

A reception was held at the Kamloops Sandman Inn's
banquet room which was decorated with hearts, flowers,
candles and streamers.

The groom's great aunt, Helen Armstrong of Nelson,
made the three-tiered wedding cake which featured blue
roses and two white doves in a blue heart

Master of ceremonies at the reception was Allan
Roos. Paul Schilling of Darfield proposed the toast to the
bride

The groom's cousins, Andreena and Kevin Dowkes of
Kamloops attended the guest book

The newlyweds honeymooned in Kelowna and are
now residing in Kamloops.

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U.S. FDA bans

use of sulphites

WASHINGTON (AP)
The U.S. Food and Drug
Administration has banned
the use of sulphite preserva
tives on fresh fruit and vege.
tables, including those in
restaurant salad bars, be
cause of potentially fatal
reactions

The FDA ordered
expanded labelling require
ments for packaged goods
containing detectable levels
of sulphites

The order which takes
effect next month, was based
on a government study of
severe allergic reactions, in
cluding 13 deaths. Most in
volved restaurant foods.

“Salad bars have been
associated with most of the
serious problems, and the
idea of posting signs in rest
aurants when sulphites have
been added has not been
universally accepted,” FDA

also

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CASTLEGAR NEWS
166

commissioner Frank Young
said in a statement. “Thus,
we believe we must ban the
sulphites in this use.”
Sulphite preservatives
have been used for decades
to make fresh fruits and
vegetables more appealing.
They keep lettuce from
ing and keep apple
from turning brown.

They are harmless for
most people but asthmatics
or other people sensitive to
sulphites can suffer an aller
gic reaction.

Most reactions are not
severe and result in nausea,
hives, diarrhea or shortness
of breath. But severe re
actions can send a person into
shock and suffocation.

The U.S. National Restaur
ant Association and the Pro-
duce Marketing Association
say most restaurants have
stopped using the preserva
tives because of the hazard.
The trade organizations en
dorsed the ban to catch the
holdouts.

The FDA regulation af
fects six sulphite preserva
tives: sulphur dioxide, sud
ium sulphite, sodium and po
tassium bisulphite and sod
jum and potassium metabi
sulphite

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with solid 8-bolt rims for GMC.

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atter 5 p.m. 3/54

plates (.009 x 24!
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Gutters

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patos ‘$2,850.
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Cash or trode. Wises
Rossiond. 1-362-5171.

berries $1/Ib.
Thrums, 399-4

USED GUNS bought and sold.
Hordwore.

FRESH strawberries ond rasp:

Downtown Castlegar

NEW 30° Nutone + np:
hood/ten. Almond. Model
H 30. 7 inch opening. Ph
365-8117 3/56
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wide 53° high $200.
Bye" wide 8 high $185. Ph. 365.
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bicycle, GMC rims (8-hol
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EACH

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plastic poils with fight fitting

covers and handles

HAMMOND PIANO,

peed < condi ize small,
rown $40. Ph. 365-5273.

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stond, Crescent Valley. Open 10:
6. Closed Saturday. Ph 359-75%6,

SINGER sewing machine
condition $60. Ph.
FENDER F-210 Acoustic Guitor

Exellent shope $200 firm Ph
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BOYS wooden
for _four-10-yeor Py
15.

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3/54

APIECE SET wicker, trays, pure
cone. Handmade $40. vena

TWO 1981 Toyota rims $40. Ph.
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BARBI Beauty Head $8. childs
sewing machine $20. Ph. 399.
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erhorse ined English
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prospect 0.8.0. 359-7253
3.
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Z-YR-OLD purebread Goreme
Heiter due to calf, trade tor beet
animal. 4349, 3

PRIVATE 3 bdrm. Wood
oil furnace. 20 min. to Costlegor
or Nelson. Couples preferred
$375 no. Ph. 489-5862

1 BORM. house. Clean, in sown,
North Castlegar. Ph. 365-53:
4 BORM., garden oreo
comer lot. ica 7Rospberry $400,
Ph. 365-5892

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FURNISHED 4 room house

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large living room.’ kitchen
w/dining spece. Furnished
$275; month. Prompt mam
tenance. No pets

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365-5338

SUMMER RATES: One ond 2
bdrm. apartments. Utilities ond
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tocilities Available im
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J BORM. UNIT South Costiegor
Fridge, stove, $250. 365-6892
755
2BORM. house, 406 - 33rd Stree!
365-3708 or collect 359. 7A or
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downtown
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by Frank Clark

SPECIAL RENT RATE in exchange
for reliable port-time caretaker
of small trailer pork In Robson.

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modern, furnished
dow Pr

Robson. No pets.
Available immediately.

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2 HOUSE t to
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BDRM. furnished apartment,
overlooking Selkirk Coll
bank of Columbia Ker.
$250/mon
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$225/ month, 365-669 5
ROCK APT 35 30S [
$250. 2 bdrm. stove
7/33

apartment,
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one ~ bdrm. throm,

mature ‘couple, Available im

mediately. Ph 368-3908 or 399
7

Gaston ‘bedroom apt. in Rob-
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JBDRM. house, Thrums, 2 bdrm.

wi-plex and

Blueberry. Rent trom $200/mo.

up. Call Brod 365-3347 days a5.
‘evenings.

SMALL 2 bdrm. house

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trees, fr stove $290/ moni
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ste and cc

looking tor

Rent negotiable. Caretaking con

sidered. Ph. 365-6509

LARGE one ond three bedroom

hovees., Rent
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bdrm.
ridge 7/83
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peted $245/ zener Castlegar
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house, South Cast A
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partly furnished, washer,

heat. Li |. 965-71
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3 BORM. mobile home, Robson.
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$290/month. 366-0001. 77H

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365 o73.

2 BDRM. duplex. fridge. s
curtains. Excellent condition. No
pets. Responsible persons on!
Available Aug. |. 365-6273. 3
month inctading
ities, Coll Moe 365-334
igure 365-5312

Mountainview Agencies Ltd.

We ore exclusive Listing Agents for CMHC

acquired properties in the Castlegar area. This is

sale.

on assortment of what is presently available for

Phone 365-2111

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421-104th STREET
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1207 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR, 900

3614-9th AVENUE
CASTLEGAR
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> 2811 BROADWATER RD.
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