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THE fomily of the lat
James Lebedott would like ‘0
express their heartfelt thank
you to all their relatives, friends
and neighbours for expression:
of sympathy and moral support.
Also many thanks to everyone
for attending the ‘funeral, Philip
Plotnikoff, singers, ‘grave
diggers, cooks for an excellent
meal, ‘those who brought
baking, cards, floral
arrangements and phone calls
Dre. Bullock, Tomaszewski anc
Hall, Castlegar hospital, nurse:
ambulance’ attendances, and
Castlegar Funeral Home. Tha:
you and God bless you
Dora Lebedott and fomily
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from the family of John Stevens
should have also acknowled:
on Branch
jer Austfiary tor all the
lovely refreshments and use of
hall after the funeral. A heartfelt
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SS EEasanEIREERDeeEEREneniniieeneemna
By Pastor ED NEUFELD
Evangelical Free Church
THE CHURCH'S ROLE IN
CASTLEGAR

Have you ever wondered
why some people go to
church? Is it not the religious
equivalent of going to pubs
and nightclubs where people
try to escape the stark reali-
ties of life?

Some might think this is
the case, but you are sadly
mistaken if you see going to
church as a religious form of
escapism. Instead of it being
a step out of reality, it
actually is a step into it.

‘The church primarily has a
spiritual role. We are shown
from the Bible who we really
are. It's a rather rude awak-
ening for any of us to realize
that we are not that good and
that we do not measure up to
God's perfect standard.

But that is reality in its
starkest and truest form.
Rejecting this truth about
ourselves, makes us the ones
trying to escape from reality.

But its not all bad news.
Each one of us must decide
who Jesus is. Was He just a
raving lunatic who roamed
through 1st century Pales-
tine? Was He just a good
man? Or was He who He
claimed to be?

We all must make up our
minds whether Jesus is real
to us. If'we accept Him for
what He claimed to be — we
have discovered the only way
to be really free from the
penalty and the guilt of our
sins.

Jesus's death on the cross
and His resurrection from
the dead have conclusively

rary shown the world for almost

ZUREK. Jillion” Korie 4 now has a
baby sist mi

arrived. September

weighing 7 Ibs. 3 ozs. at Prince
Rupert Regional Hospital. Proud
parents Kar! and Susan. Proud
grandparents Jack and Mary
Yoykin ‘ond ‘Louie and Roberta
Zure! 2/83

2,000 years that the power

A and penalty of sin is broken.

What we as people must do
is to accept what Jesus did

for us by placing our faith in

n Star for their help. Also
‘our family that came from out of
town, Elwood and Florence
Mclvor, Angus anthAlice Mclvor
Gordon Melvor, Mecvin Mclvor,
clvor, Sherry, Allison and
Je Mcivor, Barbara Acker
Sydney Walsh. Gods

Blessing to all of you
Clarence and Marion Ackerman

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Him. This then is the good
news that the church must
share with everyone.

If you are looking for
something more in life than
just eating, sleeping, and
working, try checking out a
church where the Bible is
taught and proclaimed.

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Sue Forrest d, the

and

grand award at the David
‘Thompson Stamp Club's an-
nual stamp exhibition held
recently in the
Community Complex. The
grand award is given for the
best exhibit in the show.

Forrest also captured the
Peoples’ Award, the Topical
Award and the David
Thompson Award.

Chief judge was Hugh
Johnston of Spokane, Wash.
and judges were Gordon
Haug of Kelowna and Ken
Morris of Castlegar; Sue
Forrest was secretary.

The results were:

Gold: Sue Forrest for

ROBSON WI

Man” and Dorothy Oaks of
Spokane for “The World of
Ruebens.”
Silver: Axel Nielson of
for “102 Years
Stamps of Norway” and
Mary Johnston of Spokane
for “Cotton and Wool Im-
ported Fibres.”
Silver Bronze: Ivy Nielson

of Papua and New Guinea”
and Margaret Reith for “All
Things Bright and Beautiful.”

Bronze: Anne Gattinger
for “Aspects of Russia,”
Margaret Reith for “F.D.C.
Celebrate Historical Canad-

Beatty speaks
to 38 women

Robson Women’s Institute
held its October meeting at
the new home of Marion Jen-
ner. Members answered roll
call with a new-kind of home-
made soup which was tasted
and enjoyed and recipes ex
changed.

A very interesting’ work-
sop was held the previous
week attended by 38 people
from seven districts. Paul
Beatty from Trail was the
guest speaker and spoke on
the use of drugs. In the early
part of the day,\; ladies
learned the art of Russian
cooking by Mary Ambrosi-
moff and Polly Horcoff.

The competitions were fall
centrepieces and relish and
pickles, which were later
auctioned.

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Members are still catering
at Robson Flea Market in
October, and plans were fin-
alized for the WI craft fair
Dec. 4 and 5 in Robson Hall.
At the close of the business
meeting members welcomed
Phyllis Phipps from Kinnaird
Wland Barbara Jeffery from
Quick WI, who took the chair
for the annual meeting.
‘The the presiding officers
were returned by acclama-
tion. They include: president
— Marion Jenner, vice-presi-
dent — Kathy McGivern,
secretary — Ivy Salekin,
treasurer — Anna Kitchin
and director — Jean Lloyd.
Copies of convenor reports
will be read at the November
meeting, which will be held
at the home of Dolly Kaardal.

OUR BEST
etal RADIAL

Tee

ian Events” and Axel Nielson
for “Inflation Revenues of
Baden, Germany.”

Vermeil: John Wilson of
Spokane for “C; 2

aret Munne of Castlegar for
“De and Designers.”

Honorable oe a
Adair of Spokane for

the Early Years” and Marg-

Festival of
Axel Nielson for “Balloon

Forrest wins grand whet och

Post 1808."

The awards were pre
sented at a banquet and a
program of slides and the
history of Zuckerberg Island
was given by John Charters.

NOTICE OF
ELECTION
1987

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the City of Castlegar that!
require the presence of e electors at City Hall, 460 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C. on Monday, October 26, 1987 at 10 a.m. to elect:

One (1) Mayor, Three (3) Year Term
Three (3) Aldermen, Three (3) Year Term
One 1} Aldermen, One ray Year Term
Two (2) School Trustees, Three (3) Year Term
One (1) School Trustee, One (1) Year Term

NOMINATIONS
The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows: Candidates shall
be nominated in writing by two qualified electors of the municipality. The
nomination , declaration of candidate and Public Officials Document
Disclosure shall ered to the Returning Officer at any time between
the date of this notice and noon of the day ‘ot nomination. The nomination
Paper may be in the form provided in the Municipal Act, and shall state the
tion of the person nominated in a manner suf-
ficient to identify the Candidate. The nomination paper shall be signed by
the candidate.

In the event a poll is necessary, the poll will be opened at the Activity Room
at Stanley Humphries Secondary School, 720-7th Avenue, on Saturday, the
21st day of November, 1987 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
and a Mobile Poll will be held at the Castlegar and District Hospital on
Saturday, the 21st day of November, 1987 between the hours of 2:00 p.m.
and 3:00 p.m. of which every person is required to take notice and govern
himself accordingly. The Mobile Poll is for the convenience of qualified elec-
tors confined to the hospital on election day as patients or staff members

An ADVANCE POLL will be held at City Hall, 460 Columbia Avenue, on
Friday, the 13th day of November, 1987 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and
8:00 p.m. to permit duly qualified electors who are unable to attend on
polling day to vote.

Dated at Castlegar, B.C. this 16th day of October, 1987.

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Ministerial group meets

The Castlegar Ministerial
Association met for their
October monthly meeting
with eight ministers present
at the Church of God.

Before the meeting, Pastor
Cliff Drieberg informed the
pastors that there will be a
five-day non-smoking class on
Oct. 18-22 at the Castlegar
Hospital, It is open to all,
There will be a fee.

Pastor Ira Johnson shared
with the ministers from a de-
votional book by A.W. Tozar.
He shared a few thoughts
regarding faith and works,
Christ-like conduct being the
goal for each Christian and
prayer with action.

After the devotions and
prayer, a warm welcome was
given to Pastor Ed Neufelt,
new pastor of the Evangelical
Free Church. Pastor Neufelt
was born in Vancouver, re-
ceived his BA in Sociology at
UBC (1979), Diploma of
Christian Studies at Regent
College (1980-Vancouver)
and graduated from Trinity
Evangelical Divinity School
(1983) in Chicago, Illinois.

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Births & Funerals

Dede
ABENANTE — To Cindy and Don-
ny Abenante, a girl, born Oct. 4.

ALLINGER — To Debbie and
Murray Allinger of Nelson,
boy,

COLCOMB — To Debbie (nee
Healey) and Ken Colcomb of
Oshawa, Ont., a boy, born Sept.
5.

HAINEF — To Carolyn and
Douglas Hainet of South Slocan,
@ boy, born Oct. 10.

LEDUC — we inti ona t a Ladue
ot Salmo,

LEIGH — To Denise (nee
martino) and Jeff Leigh. @ gid,
born Sept. :

WILSON — To Gabriella ond
John Wilson of Castlegar, « boy,
born Oct. 10.

Brondchildren and 10 great-

randchildr: fi co
ruil

Elsle Bor een

Clifford Pollock bye: Colville ie}
ai

‘by husband Wolter
in 1974 ond sister Clara McKeen,

hi
from 1951-1971. He worked at
Cominco as a layer. He is
survived by his wite; son Dr. Eric

7 ters
Trudy ‘Dannerd of Seanichton
and Carol Bone of Salmon Arm;
tix grandchildren and three

Som. sisters in Finl

MASON — prey Mason of Fruit-
vale died Oct. 9 at Trail Regional
Hospital after a briel llingss. He
+, Mason was born in

ve
VERIGIN — To Notalie ond Steve

Verigin, of Castlegar, o
born Sept. 24.

DeBIASIO — Albino DeBiasio of

Trail died Oct. 8 at Trail Regional

Hospital following a lengthy
r. DeBlas

wos ton in So San ip Soe Udine,
Italy in 1908 and came to Canada
He moved to Kimberley

enaby:

ter Eileen Holm of Trail:
Sever’ grexichiidren and” two
great-grandchildren; numerous

predecomeed Ld tive brothers
.

Fruitvale until his retirement
in 1973. is survived buy son
Benny of "Fruitvale: i aughier

“brother
Cominot-
to, ot sponte, end many
nieces ai je

Silvana Inocente
four rondchitdres
and si

. Hi
his wite Vittoria
in 198) and sister Irene Dolfo in
May year.

PARISOTTO — Maria Caterina
Porisotto died suddenly
owna ot

una her death. Mra. Parleatto la
survived by four Elio
Warfield, Wolter of Trail, Fronk
‘of Montrose and Roger of Seat-
tle: nine grandchildren, brother
Acchille Petrini of France;
sisters, Linda Comacs Comacchioet Nol,
Tranquilla Bedin and Ameilia
Porcellato, both of France; and
umerevs nieces and 9
She her
husband. Bruno. in "75" two
sisters, Ines and. Cesira; four
anni, Ninno,
Sioppe Fett

iidren; two a
Lewis of Trail and Joe Lewis
raphows. she o08 B Set
984. ah srk
me

VEYSEY — “Dovid 8 stort vi
Oct.

; brother Stoven of V
airliriend | Corrine
dporent charile vend, | Rose

Cook 0 of Teall ond More W West ¥
Dartmouth: uncle Fred Veysey of
several

age . Me

vived by wite Tamae, sons
(end wife Joyce) of Brook:
Alta... Sus at home (with intend
Jennie Mc

of Hi ‘alta.,
Sean and husband Willan)
‘of Calgary; 11 gran-

McKeever
dchildren and two great gron-
dchildren.

Cc

two PL Mar
of Trail died suddenly Oct. 13 of

Heather Bye of Chicago; 15

Trail Pree wal Hoapiist ot ‘ihe the

1912, "Mra. Plomondon come te
Teall’ in 1943, For the post num-

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NOTICE OF ELECTION

on
forenoon, Pacific Stondard Time, fer purpose of electing persons to
Directors the the ictlewing Boctora ‘Areas of the Regional District of Central Kootenay: Elec-

toral Areas “B”, “D", "F”

Vacancies to be filled: Electoral Area

‘The Office of Director, 3 year term,
Area “D”

‘The Otfice of Director, 3 year term,
Aree “F”

The Office of Director, 3 year term,

‘The Office of Director, 3 year term,
rea "J"

The Office of Director, 3 year term,

The mode of nominaton of candidates shall be os follows:

Condidotes shall be nominated in writing by two duly qualified electors. The nomination paper
Disclosure document rae ioe to ty the we Returning © Officer at any
of the

and the Public Fig jots

‘one vacancy
‘one vacancy
‘one vacancy
‘one vacancy

‘one vacancy

In the event of 9 poll bet
987

the hours of eight clock

between
local Time, for electoral Ai
of which

rgiaetescerste
“, “HW” and “J” at the fol

turday, November 21,
7 oclock Ih the aiternoon:
lowing designated locations

‘every person te hereby required 1o take notice and govern himest accordingly

Electoral Area “B” — Yahk Elementary School, Yahk

lementary
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In the event of a poll being
16, 1987 and Friday,
the afternoon,

20,
Locol Time at the following locations:

Elementary School, Blueberry Creek
stlegor

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the hours of two o'clock and eight o'clock in

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