CASTLEGAR NEWS, JUNE 12, 1983

_ LIFESTYLES

INSTALLATION CEREMONY .

+ Church elder Ron Smi-

thers (left) welcomes Pastor Tom Mulder, District,
Superintendent Ron Swanson and Salmon Arm Pastor

AS NEW PASTOR

Muider installed

Pastor Tom Mulder was
officially installed as minister
of the Evangelical Free
Church Sunday, May 22.
Pastor Mulder is the first
minister of this new church
and this is his first pastorate.

Although Pastor Mulder
has been in Castlegar since
October, it was decided that
his installation should be
postponed until his immigra-
tion proceedings were fur-
ther advanced.

Pastor Mulder is from Chi-
cago, and although he admits
the differences between that
“town” and Castlegar are
great, he feels very much at

by Ministers In the
West Kootenay

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: By Pastor ROY HUBBEARD

Castl oe rentecastal

Iwas recently Hove by an

# article in ths Live magazine

y held last,

called, “A Victimless Crime.”
The author reported that in
the U.S. children as young as

five and'six yeara'of age are

being taken off the streets to
be starved, raped and other-
wise abused in order to force
them into a life of “kiddie
porn” or child prostitution.
Lois Hoadley: Dick states,

“This nation focght a 100- .
“year: battle to get children

out of. factories ‘and coal
mines,’ yet has done next to

“nothing ‘against. the \soul-

‘destroying evil of child por-
nography: and prostitution.”
“In New York City alone, 60
children are killed every year

Dave Penner during
month,

home here.

The’ 50 people in atten-
dance were “blessed” by
three separate messages dur-
ing the service. Pastor Dave
Penner of Salmon Arm gave
the Charge to the Con-
gregation, encouraging them
to look after the needs of
their. single pastor. District
Superintendent Ron Swan-
son gave the Charge to the
Pastor and

that he should be equragectia)
in carrying out the functions
of a minister of the Gospel.

Pastor Mulder then spoke .
on the need to look only to.
Jesus Christ as the church's

leader and to listen closely to
Him.

Asked what his goals for
the church are, Pastor Mul-
der replied, “I'd really like to
communicate to everyone in

to remember that he was
chosen by God for his posi-
tion; that he should seek “to
know God and walk closely
with Him in a personal re-
lationship,” and he added

him ¢ what a diffe it

means in a person's life to
know Jesus Christ as Savior.

“There is such joy and
freedom being a Christian,
and peace that goes beyond

ed one’s circumstances, I wish

‘in n with the pros- °

titutional business. Gareth B.
‘Miller, president of FARMS
International,.declares, “If

. youdon't want child'porn and

its sister, Prostitution, then

: you've. got to get'rid of ob-

everyone eoitta know Him.
“Tm also. eally proud of

my ition and: their

scenity -at: ‘every ‘level, for

: eventually it will reach out to

‘While ¢ the. foregoing was
; from; ‘the, | United

‘dren’ are: ‘also golng:.on.

ngre;
caring, loving’: attitude: I

think’ veryone ‘who's come to
our fellowship has felt that
warmth, and I want the com-
munity to know about it.”
The Evangelical Free
Church is meeting in the Le-
gion Hall on Sunday morn-
ings. Worship Services start
at 11 a.m. and Family Bible
Hour begins at 9:45 a.m.
There are also home bible
studies; a women's bible
study, a Young Peoples’
group and other activities for
all ages. ..

said that Canada is
usually in th the same altyation
as’ the U.S. but,
one-tenth ‘the size. =

T-have heard of: religious
sacrifices of babies here in
B.C. but it has yet to be le-
gally proven. One girl here in
Castlegar, now a teenager,
was purportedly used by her

nephew for, sexual’ exploit- :

ation by: his friends. Again,
no one would speak out and it
remains unproven.

Child abuse ‘is. rampant.

Just ask any, teacher in §

Canada who deals closely

with children and they will §

tell you. Just ask any coun-
sellor that. works with. chil-
dren ‘on a large, scale. We

should pity the parents.and |

seek help for them, but the

young’ victims also need our &

help.

I am talking now about
more than just differing
views on morality. I am talk-
-ing about things that are
warping and destroying
young lives, Children néed all
the help we can give.

God's Word says, “Lo,

children are an heritage of B

the Lord.” Jesus said, “Suffer

» (Allow) the little children to
‘come unte,.me, and forbid

them not: for. of such is the
Kingdom of God.”

-Aguin, Josue, said, “But f

whoso' shall offend one of
these little ‘ones. which be-
lieve in me, it were better for
him ‘that a. millstone were
hanged about’ his neck, and
that he were drowned in the
‘depth of.the sea.”

How can we help? Be
aware of what is going on

around us. Don't be afraid to @
nly’ report offences against chil-

dren to the authorities. Let
your voice be heard to lead-
ers regarding misuse of chil-
dren. ' They. will listen! Be
patient and loving with the
children you know. A few
yeara ago, you were one too.

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Wednesday, June 15, 1983:

2:00 p.m. = 8:00 pom.

Baie: ‘John Tomilin, be-

loved husband of Annie Tom-:

ilin of Ootischenia, passed
away at the age of 81 years,

Funeral services were held
Thursday and Friday at the
Ootischenia Russian Hall
with burial in the Ootischenia
Cemetery. .

Mr. Tomilin was born Nov.
17, 1901 at Buchanan, Sask.
and came to Ootischenia with
his parents at the age of nine,
He married Annie J. Glaskoff
of Ootischenia.

In the early years, he
worked as a logger and pole
maker. He later began work-
ing for Cominco as carpenter,
and from 1961 to 1968
worked as a gardener ‘for
Cominco.

As a hob

by. Mr... Tomilin’
enjoyed . gardening with a

special interest, in flowers,
shrubs and trees. He was an

active member of the USCC. ff

Mr. Tomilin is survived by
his wife,, Annie, of Ootis-

-chenia; three sons, Mike of

Ootischenia, John and Fred
of Castlegar, 11 grandchil-
dren; 15  great-grandchil-
dren; one brother, Jack of
Castlegar; two sisters, Mrs.
Mary - Nevokshonoff and
Helen Horkoff both of Grand
Forks; and one step-brother,
Pete Pereverzoff of Grand
Forks.

Funeral. arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel.

CNital Statistics ?

BIRTHS
BENNETT — To Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Bennett of Nelson, a boy, born
une d,

eo
BOOTH Mr. ond Mrs, Jim
Booth of t Noteen, @ girl, bosn
dune7,
BOURGEOIS — To Mr, ond Mrs.
Frank Bourgeois of Nelson, a

born June).

and Mrs,

+ BRIGGEMAN — to
Grant Briggeman a Blueberry
Creek,

a boy, born June

* GAWRYLETZ — To Mr. and A

Tom Sawrylete of Trall, boy,

born M ‘May 28. .

grestev.. JONES — To Mr,-and
Mrs. Shawn Gresley.. tones of

Rossland, a girl, born Mi

GUESFORD — To Mr. and Mrs
Robert Guestord of Trall, a girl,
born May 25.

PARKER — To Mr, and Mra, Ger-

: eis 1 es of Montrose, a boy,

"PRIME — To Mr. and Mra, Vince
Prime of Frultvale,.a gi, born
May 21

e 8

To Mr. and Mrs. Mar.

SANDER —
-fin s Sender. of Fruitvale, ¢ girl,

"FUNERALS
CRAIG — David Craig of

Castlegar passed away tune 2,
aged 64. Funeral service wos
held June 7 at the Castlegar Fun-

ral ice with Rev. Ted Bris-
iow “of officiating, Cremation

‘ol

FROST — Gladys Emily Frost, of
Robson passed o owcy June 1 at
the age of 80 y: Funeral ser-
vice wos held “une Sat the Cas-
tlegar Funeral Chapel with Rev.
Terry DeFoe officiating. Crema:
tion followed.
HENSHAW — Evelyn Mary Hen-
shaw of Castlegar passed ‘aw.
June 6 at Mt. St, Francis Hospital
In Nelson. Prayers were recited
June 9 at St. Rita's Catholic Chur.
ch and mass‘of Christian burial
was celebrated June 10 at St,
Rita’s with Rev, Father Michael
Guinon siicietng: ‘

MELROSE — Glodstone Grieves

ness, Memorial service wos
ducted June 6 from the Castlegar
United Church with Rev. Ted
Bristow officiating.

LAWTON — Christopher Lawton
of Fruitvale died suddenly June 3
at the Trall Regional Hospital. He
was 21, Funeral services were
conducted from St. John's Angli-

in Church in Frultvale June 7.
wlth R Rev. Lloyd Northcott officia-
ting. Cremation followed,

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