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Castlegar News 401 22.17

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Four teenag:

treal will tour the Kootenays
this week speaking for peace.
The students, representing
SAGE (Students Against
Global Extermination), have
chosen to put aside their
studies for a year and have
been touring the country

for allowing us to post our
signs

With special heartfelt thonks
to Dick Wayling and Dole bob-
by for o job well done.

Castlegar RCMP
& AMBULANCE

“A JOINT
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disarmament and peace and
what they can do about it.
Two of them, Desiree Mc-
Graw and Maxinie Faille, are
visiting seven West Koot-
enay high schools this week
while their| two other com-
Alison Carpenter

panions,
last and Seth Klein tour the East

Kootenays.

McGraw and Faille will
speak at Nakusp Secondary
school, New Denver school,

Kaslo school, L.V, Rogers in
Nelson, J.L. Crowe in Trail,
Stanley Humphries in Castle-
gar, and Mount Sentinel in
South Slocan.

McGraw and Faille will
also give a public presen-
tation during their visit on
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the
Brilliant Oultural Centre.

‘The four teenagers will
board a plane to

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on the 24th in order to attend
the April 25 Peace Walk

Public's help needed to
combat forest fires

While fire suppression for-
ces around the province,
aided by an improved early-
detection system, are ready
for the 1987 forest fire sea.
son, Forests and Lands Min-
ister Dave Parker says the

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STUDENTS AGAINST
GLOBAL EXTINCTION
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will be giving « talk on
NUCLEAR
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At the Brilliant Cultural Centre
Thursday, April 23
7:00 p.m.
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public's help will again be
crucial this year.

“A large percentage of
wildfires are reported
through the toll-free Zenith
5555 phone system,” the
minister said. “And I know
the public will continue to
help in the early detection of
wildfires.”

Bridge results

entre ne NNN

Nine pairs of duplicate
bridge players competed in
the Joy Ramsden Bridge
Club April 13 at the airport
coffee shop.

The average bridge score
was 36. Winners were: first
— Wayne Weaver and Ian
Glover 44; second Bert Tyson
and. Donna Wiwchar 42;
third — Joy Ramsden and
Phyllis Matteucci 39; fourth
Dr. Ron Perrier and
Myrna Baulne 37.

The: forest fire season be-
gan officially on April 15 and
continues until Oct. 15.

“Under our improved
early-detection system,
crews will reach fires faster
and carry out the initial at-
tack,” Parker said.

“We have expanded the

i system

sas City, Mo.

ECA president Barry Wil-
son attended the hour-long
meeting in Davis's office at
the Legislature, along with
Jim Hubay (Okanagan Vice-
president) and Don Scarlett
(Kootenay Vice-President).
Also present was Okanagan
South MLA Cliff Serwa, who

with the installation of four
new sites and the relocation
of three others. We now have
24 direction finders: 19 in our

Peyinee: and two in the

‘on and three in Alberta
which are shared with B.C.
“Our air tanker force has
11 Firecats, three DC-6s and
a birddog aircraft. They are
stationed at bases around the
province and are relocated,
when the need arises, to
meet any fire danger,” the
minister said.

Parker said the province
has a Rapattack group, con-
sisting of specially-trained
firefighters who rappel from
helicopters to problem fires.

had d the ‘meeting.
Davis was presented with
an eight-page brief which

ada and the fact that the Mr.
Hubay has met ‘with officials
of the agency in Ottawa to
persuade them to rescind
their decision,” the ECA said
in a prepared release.
There was no indication
Davis still stands by his Jan-
uary public statements fa-
voring UtiliCorp which were
widely reported in this area.

JACK DAVIS
. +» listens to ECA

“The ECA representatives
also made it very clear that
there is no public support in
the area for a B.C. Hydro
takeover of West Kootenay
Power,” the release said.

At Davis's request, the
ECA is providing him with
detailed information from the

dian interests.

“The ECA is hopeful that,
through this meeting and
other government contacts,
the will of the people will be

B.C. Utilities Ci
hearings about laws in the
U.S. which prohibit foreign

pI in te politi-
cal action,” the association
says in its release.

Christian lifestyle urged

Submitted by

Pastor MORLEY SOLTYS

A number of weeks ago 21
young people from the
Castlegar Pentecostal church
headed to Kelowna for a
three-day youth convention
at the Evangel Tabernacle
where an estimated 2,000
youth from all parts of B.C.
were in attendance.

lifestyle which resulted in
youth making serious deci-
sions regarding their Chris-
tian walk. This was‘evident
by the massive response to-
ward the alter call where
youth gathered to pray to
God and for one another.
There were six workshops
conducted during the conven-
tion, as well as time out for

evangel-
ist Sam Farina, a recording
artist, was the guest speaker.
He has appeared on the tele-

ivities around
Kelowna.

Art Henkel of Vancouver
led a drama workshop; Cam

Lake talked about physical
and mental abuse; Brent
Cantelon of Langley lead a
career workshop; Rob Doug-
las of Chilliwalk talked about
ministry work overseas and
Glen Embree of Vancouver

talked about fundraising.
The youth convention was

organized by the Pentecostal
Assemblies of Canada, B.C.
District.

The youth from Castlegar
who went to the convention
came back challenged, re-
newed in their faith, and ex-
cited of what 600 can and will
do among the youth of this
city.

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Rosa Dos Santos Moniz of
Castlegar passed away April
18 at the age of 83.

Funeral service was held
at St. Rita’s Catholic Church
today with burial in Park
Memorial Cemetery. Rev. Fr.
Herman Engberink officiat-
ed.

Mrs. Moniz was born Oct.
31, 1903 at Porta Garca,
Azores, Portugal where she
grew up, married and lived
most of her life.

She came to Canada in
1967 “fiving in Toronto until
moving to Castlegar in 1972.
In 1973 she returned to

Portugal but returned to
Castlegar in October, 1986.
She was a member of St.
Rita's Catholic Church.

She is survived by two
daughters, Maria Costa of
Castlegar and Connie Pache-
co-of Montreal; 13 grand-
children; and 20 great-grand-
children in Canada, Portugal
and Brazil. She was pre-
deceased by her husband,
two brothers, two sisters and
one son.

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral Chap-
el.

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“The tape has been edited,
titles added, and copies made
and distributed to all Selkirk
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Those interested in view-
ing the taped two-hour lec-
ture are invited to arrange a
screening at the neartest
Selkirk College centre. The
college is not permitted, by
contractual arrangement
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group viewing. However, in-
dividuals or groups may ar-
range to view the lecture at
any college facility free of
charge.

Suzuki was the final speak-
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versity Distinguished Speak-
er Series and appeared in
Castlegar before a full house
Nov. 28.

Also available from the
Selkirk-College Library are
videotaped lectures by Pau-
lette Jiles, Margaret Catley-
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