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CASTLEGAR CAMPUS
Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 341 — 365-7292

JOHN
MUNDAY'S
‘FAMILY’

The following is the second part of a letter from
missionary-teacher John Munday of Quito, Ecuador in
which he describes his.“family” of some 30 strays’ and
orphans at’ his: Diospaj Nan Christian ‘Centre.

LUIS P is a fairly recent arrival and one of my two
epilepties. He is 15 years old but because of an

i and “mi " has only. reached
Grade 4. I'm still trying to figure out how to educate him,
and in the meantime am grateful for every. sign. of
improvement in his overall conduct. He is the product of
another “single mother”-stepfather situation, and needs
an extra amount of love and discipline and guidance.

LUIS W, like Gilberto, is a Shuar Indian boy from
deep in the eastern jungle. Unlike Gilbbberto, although
they are the best of friends. Luis is high-strung, moody,
often violent. When he was very small his father tried to
kill his mother who complained of her husband's
infidelity. The mother escaped and has not been seen
again.

‘Tiny Luis hid in the house for several hours or days
until a neighbor lady found him and took him under her
wing. Not long after, through troubles of her own, she
committed suicide. Luis was found by a missionary. priest
and shipped ‘to:a big boys’ school in the coastal city of
Guayaquil.

During a recreation period of unsupervised soccer
somebody sent a ball smashing into Luis’ face. Almost
immediately he went completely blind. He became a ward
of the Red Cross. Eventually, at the request of the
Mother Superior of the blind school in Quito, he
became my ward. This year he graduates from Primary
School (at 17) and may or may not continue on to high
school.

Hectr is the youngest of my first four “foster
children.” His-mother Rose, still a young Christian, was
dying from cancer when I promised her I'd care for her
four small children should the Lord choose to call her to
His presence.

Because of her unfaithful and often cruel husband
she was very concerned forthe well-being of Waldo,
Rodolfo, Norma and Hector (Norma was the oldest). She
was relieved when I assured her I would look after them.
I think it was in March of 1976, my first night here on the
line of the Equator, when I was advised by phone that
Rose had just died. I was getting into bed around 10 p.m.,
but didn't quite make it. Instead, I backed up, dressed
again, drove into Quito, bought Rosa a coffin in the old
part of town, made the trip to Rosa's tiny apartment half
way up Mount Pichincha and made arrangements for the
wake, the funeral and the interment. Almost overnight
after almost half a century I became a father.

Hector was eight years old at the time. He’s now a
husky 17-year-old, shows a genuine love for the Lord
Jesus, and plans to attent technical school in Quito this
coming October.

John Charters... .

Reflections,
& recollections

Robert is my 18-year-old Shuar Ipdian boy. who paid
in advance. for the privilege of living here (with Gilberto
and Anibal) with a bundle of spears and a jaguar’s skull.
He couldn't make it through this year's studies, so is
working here as a willing chore-boy until I can arrange

for him to attent night classes. He has a natural and

deep-rooted worry that he may be losing his sight.
Apparently there is nothing wrong, but at his request, I
am extra-liberal with the eye-drops. I can empathize with
his concern.

Jose is an albino boy of 18, recommended to me_by
the Blind Institute where he is studying: He is from the
western jungle but has nowhere else to stay while
attending special classes in Quito. He was saddened last

__week by the death of his mother, and some months before
that was chocked to learn that his uncle had swallowed
industrial alcohol and immediately lost the sight of both
eyes. The uncle was with us for a while, but the
separation from his wife and small children in the jungle
was too much for him to take. He is now back wtih them.

Fernando was raised in government homes and
orphanages, and much of his past is still.a mystery. He
was recommended to me by a young doctor friend, a
Christian, who literally pleaded with me to take him in.
Fernando is a Black Belt champion in karate and the
youngest of 22 Ecuadorians to win that honor. He has
represented Ecuador in several Latin American countries
and gives classes at the university, though in his
academic studies (in the neighboring town of Pomasqui)
he is only in Grade 10. Fernando was baptized last year
and until .recently when he felt he ‘needed more
experience in the Christian life, was one of the Sunday
School teachers here at “Diospaj Nan.”

_ Victor was introduced to me about six years ago by a
missionary friend after he'd accepted Christ as his Savior
and Lord in a big evangelistic campaign in Quiot. Later he
came back on his own and pleaded with me to give him a
home. I insisted we contact his mother who worked as a
maid in a wealthy home in Quito. She, too, asked me to
take him under my wing for she was unable to “cope.” I
soon learned that this poor women was mother to half a
dozen or more children, ‘most of them fathered by
different men, and did desperately need help if her
progeny were to amount to anything.

And so Victor, and later Luis, were added to my
‘family. Victor is now 21, and is studying French at the
Catholic University and English at the British Embassy.
He longs to continue his studies in English in Canada and
wants me to publicize his..dream. He’s an excellent
student, and was elected president of the stiident council
at San Antonio High School the year before he graduated
with flying colors.

He is also interested in biology, and everything he
touches flourishes (if it is flora) and reproduces (if it is
fauna). At regular intervals he presents me with a new
family of pups or of kittens, and last week built a

handsome apartment for our sevén hamsters. Victor is
also baptized and active in our Sunday school and
growing assembly. ~

Angel came to Quito some years ago for an operation
on his eyes in the hopes of restoring his failing sight. The
operation was not successful, and Angel's disappointment
and frustration.at not being able to see kept him from
returning to his home with the Shuar Indians deep in the
eastern jungle. Since then until now he has been
livingwith anyone that would take him in or share a room.

Miguel. my oldest at 29, is a pathetic physical
specimen. Blind from an adverse reaction to anti-malarial
quinine when he was four years old, his family, it seems,
tended to overprotect him. He is my second epileptic, but
both he and Luis P., are suffering from less attacks since
I've started (as of many, many months ago) giving their
appropriate medication each meal time. Left on their own
they tend to forget.

Miguel's speech is becoming so garbled it's often
impossible to understand him. He no longer walks, but
rather shuffles along like a very, very old man, or a very,
very small child just learning how to walk. I've taken him
to a Christian paychiatist, =who. suspects Miguel's

gression to have a psy | cause, but first wants
me to have him “electr-encephalogrammed.” It’s not that
I've been deliberately negligent. Time has been filled
with too many things and responsibilities. Perhaps this
week I'll get to what should be a No: 1 priority. Then we'll
know if there is hope for Mguel’s improvement.

After writing the preceding biographies, a represen-
tative of one of the judges of the Juvenile Court drove in
with two more small boys to add to our family. I was
reluctant to receive them. but. they were so_pathetic-
looking I did not have the heart to refuse: In brief their
‘stories are as follows:

Ubaldo approximately nine years old, is another of
Ecuador's many abandoned children, has an IQ of 79 and
possible brain damage, talks very softly and very little,
yet is very affectionate, timid and somtimes incoherent.
He has several sores that need medical attention.

Roberto Morocho (?) is, perhaps, 10 years old, and
was found abandoned near a public market. He was so
beaten up that it is believed he was run over. He was
bleeding from the mouth, his jaw was broken, and several
teeth were either broken or knocked out altogether. He is
extremely retarded with an IQ of 42 and a mental age of
four. He is so skinny I suspect him to be filled with
parasites. He has a phenomenal appetite, and scoops up
the leftover food following meals to fill up all his real or
imagined vacancies. Just about anything, no matter how
filthy, goes into his mouth. He also is destructive and
needs constant observation. I suspect I've taken on more
than I can chew. If it proves to be an impossible task, I'll
turn him back to the authorities.

Now at jatveddeiery a

Henne's Marina

On the Arrow Lokes, 2% miles from Castlegar.

365-3219

STEREO COMPONENTS.

ntabli amplifier, tuner

speckers. 8119.

READY TO LAY CHICKS and

laying hens. Turkeys, Automatic

washing machine, $50. 399-4359.
3/65

J CERAMICS in Robson toking
registration for fall classes.
bebo 5765

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers.and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

TWIN “SIZE bed with ‘mattress,
board and steel
3.

WOODEN HIGHCHAIR, ploy;

stroller, roll-away cot, teak buf:

fet and much more. 365-2338.
3/65

ww S ecsces tke
mattress, $50. 365-6694. "3/65

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

JARI SICKLE: MOWEI
new. AMF. 36” riding mower, 8
H.P. Briggs & Stratton engine.
365-6862. 7/65

RUGER, No. 17 mm. Rem. Moo.
/w range finding scoy sling:
amine. $800 365-7846

GIR Good
$70. ‘Goat's milk. si aoauon,
359-7501. 3/64

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TORONTO (CP) — Bank of
Canada loans to troubled fi-

‘nancial institutions continue

to. mount, with advances
reaching $1.8 billion earlier
this month — double. the
average May figure of $903
million.

Most of the money is being
lent to the Canadian Com-
mercial Bank, the Edmonton
financial institution rescued

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CHUR

ANGLICAN CHURCH
1401 Columbia Ave.
Sunday Services
8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.
Robson Church
2nd and 4th Sundays
Oa.m.

Rev. Charles Balfour
365-2271

“ST. PETER LUTHERAN

713 - ath: sites!

Seven tables of duplicate
bridge players competed at
the Aug. 12 meeting of the

Joy Ramsden Bridge Club.

- The average was 84 with

the following winners:
NORTH-SOUTH

Jean Fischer and Agnes
Grace
Donaldson and Helen Fer-
guson with 911; Joy Rams:
den. and Helen Batchelor

Charlton with 95;

with 86.

H DIRE

CALVARY BAPTIST

809 Merry Creek Road
Past Fireside Motel
Pastors: R.H. Duckworth
& Alan Simpson
Family Bible Hour
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise

WEST'S DEPT. STORE
1217 - 3ed St

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47 Boker St

352-6031

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RESTAURANTS
BOSTON PIZZA
1612 Boy Ave.

“amoreey Phone 365-5210

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Sunday Schoo! 10: 15 a.m.
Pastor Terry Defoe
Office 365-3664
Residence 365-7622
Listen to the Lutheran
Hour — Sunday, 9 a.m.
on Radio CKQR

6:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Study & Prayer —7 p.m.
Church 365-3430,
Pastor 365-2808

EAST-WEST
Bill Gorkoff and Stan Jen-
kinson with 113; Don Rich-
ards and Jude Goodwin with
100'2; Ron and Rita Perrier’
with 96.

COULD CATCH FIRE

Never wear loose-fitting
clothes when you're the chef
at a barbecue; they could go
up in flames.

TORY

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

2264 - 6th Ave.
1% Blocks South of
Commugity Complex
Sumnfér Services
10 a.m. Except July 28
and August 25
When we worship at the Robson
Church instead of Castlegar.
Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 or 365-7814

featured on stamp

Louis Hebert, the first
French apothecary in the
New World and the man Can-
adian pharmacists’ consider
the father of their profession,
will be featured on a stamp to
be issued Aug. 30.

‘The stamp will be launched
officially during the 45th In-
ternational Congress of Phar-
maceutical Sciences of the
International Pharmaceutical
Federation to be held in
Montreal Sept. 2-6.

Judge Rene J. Marin,
Chairman of the Board of
Canada Post Corporation,
noted that “Louis Hebert, in
addition to being the. first
settler to serve the popula-
tion as an apothecary, was
also the first magistrate of
Quebec and one of the first
colonists of New France.”

Records show that Hebert,
whose father had been apo-
thecary to the court of Cath-
erine de Medici, started

CHURCH OF GOD

2404 Columbia Avenue
Church School

Pastor Ira Johnson
Phone 365-6762

as an y
in the New World at Port
Royal (Annapolis Royal,
N.S.), in 1604.

| —Ashton-Potter—Limit
Toronto will print 18 million
34-cent stamps. The design,
by Montreal graphic designer

Clermont Malenfant,  illus-
trates Louis Hebert sur-
rounded by objects relating
to his life and work in the
Quebec colony.

Meanwhile, the meeting in
Canada this year of parli-
amentarians from 103 coun-
tries, which are members of
the Inter-Parliamentary
Union, will be marked by the
issue of a stamp Sept. 3.

In making the announce-
ment, Judge Rene J. Marin,
Chairman of the Board of
Canada Post Corporation,
said that the commemorative
stamp would*“serve as a tri-
bute to the association's con-
tinuing efforts, since it was
founded in Europe in 1889 to
promote international peace
and cooperation.” -

Some 700 delegates from
around the world are ex-
pected to attend the confer-
ence in Ottawa Sept. 2-7.

Ashton-Potter Limited of
Toronto will print 18 million
34-cent stamps. The design,
by Ernst Barenscher of Tor-
onto, shows a stylized map of

tre

Block and Peace Tower of the
Canadian Parliament build-
ings. ok.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
OF PENTECOST

ST. RITA’S CATHOLIC

767-11th Ave., Castlegar
Pastor Rev. Ken Smith

Below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 365-6317

WEEKEND SERVICES
Saturday 7 p.m.
Sunday 8 and 11 a.m.
ST. MARIA GORETTI
GENELLE
Sunday 9:30 a.m.

EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH
914 Columbia Ave.
Family, Bible Hour

9:4
Sunday Worship Service
l1a.m.
Bible le Study & Prayer

, Phone: 365-2281

‘Mortey
Phone 365-5212
Sunday Morning Services

© Womens Ministries
Men's Followshie,

Wee

o\Home Bible Study Group

Midweek Study ond Prayer

on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Christ i Heart & You in Mind

GRACE-PRESBYTERIAN

2605 Columbia Ave.
Rev. J. Ferrier
Phone 365-3182

Sunday Morning
Worship for July
and August 10:00 a.m.

SEVENTH-DAY

————
1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
364-0117

TVictorstobbe
Phone 365-2374
SUNDAY SERVICES
July and August |
10:30 a.m.
Evening Fellowship 6:30
Wednesday: Bible Study
and Prayer 7:00 p.m.

HOME OF CASTLEGAR
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
365-7818

ADVENTIST CHURCH

Regular Saturday Services
Pastor Cliff Drieberg
9

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note-taking

exam preparation

The fee is bee 00.

Selkirk College is the right place, right now... .
TO BRUSH UP ON YOUR
READING AND STUDY SKILLS __.

Selkirk ikirk College is offe ing a 12%-hour “Reading
and Study Skills” mini-course for students retur-
ning to school this September. The course will be
held at the Castlegar Campus from Monday Aug.
26 to Friday Aug. 30, 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Course includes, how to improve —
“general reading skills

assignment preparation

exam-taking strategies

egister, please contact
Continuing Education at 365-7292, local 264.

Selkirk College

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Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 351 — 365-7292

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$150: 2 used 16° canoes, $375:
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On 10-ft. Dish igre.
USED GUNS “bought ‘and sold.
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i

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not advisable to send cash
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GO CART. Good ssaaea Sp,
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CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

SQUARE

SUMMER HOURS
Mon. to Wed. — 10-5
Thurs. & Fri. — 10-8

Saturday — 10-6

365-3737

SEAMLESS & GUTTERS
Hea gous ge aluminum, con-
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Gutter, 365-3240, 104/23
FRESH LIQUID honey in your con-
tainers at $1.00/Ib. Flower
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442-2933. 7/65

THE BATHTUB WIZARD
REFINISH
Your aging bathtub at a frac-
tion of the cost of replace-
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at 3 BORM HOUSE in the country:

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PUREBRED ARABIANS.
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Clean Furnished

One and two room
housekeeping units.
Color Cable T.V.

by our All utilities included.
Professionally Trained 365-5613

ces/loundry room
or pets. Available Sept.

” SEMI-FURNISHED 2 bdrm. house
by ferry, Robson. 3 ® Would furnish on Request
pets. 365-7388 attee 5 p.m.

ONE BDRM. it,

ONE & TWO BDRM. opartments.

3or4

‘evenings. 3/65

ONE AND 2 BDRM. APTS. + $200
2291

suitable
Crest Trailer-Court. 365-6158.

and certified g

ROBSON: bedroom, semi-
DANA HADATH furnished. Available, “Sept.
365-3653.

PHONE 368-5910

SoCs BOARDED. Alco. Kencels,
57-91

Salm

eveni =a

nya

NOW TAKING
next session. Evening and
classes. Children’s
Saturday morning.
teacher. R and R Ceram
3505.

Bly to Visa and MasterCard

Action Ads Deadline

SUNDAY CASN’

Province of British Columbia

ELECTRIC grape wine maker
jon barrels, 2-40 ‘gallon
wine barrels for fermenting. 65:

Ministry of Transportaion and High

HIGHWAYS
TENDERS

eS

RENT
THIS
SPACE

one Gurnsey for sale. 365-

TWO _MILK COWS, one Jersey.
6079.
3.

tment. ve.
BOMAROCK APTS.
ONE BOR

fridge, ut ui G
fal: 365-5003 oF 365-3501. 7/65

con two-bedroom,

carport. lawn/

many other options. Ask

$400, All iilities. included. Phe
359-760

mostl; Tornished,
5382.

fridg
365-8063
16 ral
suites.

Aveilable now. Burrard Apts..
downtown. 365-6547, 365-7

FURNISHED bachelor

The Country Parson,

by Frank Clark Next to Pharmasave.

2,000 sq. ft. at
street level,
4,000 sq. ft. on
lower level.

CONTACT S.S. BILN.
AT PHARMASAVE

365-7813 pers
365-5392 Nights

COMMERCIAL BUILDING:
‘sq.ft. $400/mon!

SEMI-FURNISHED.
g by experience house. Nope!
painful — and the

more it hurts, the more you
learn.”

2_BORM. HOUSE
ath.

$275/mo:
cluded. "Available jept. |
5800.

CEDAR MANOR

3/65 Ideal retirement on
special floor _,

1-2-3 bedroom units
Prices from $225 to $425
/65 Fridge ond Range included
Very Clean and Homey

in Robson,
ties’ not ..in.

2 BDRM. DUPLEX. Applian-
Bo children
+ 365-

unit,
Cilsed. 568-7388 elter"s Bam. PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

RENT OR Buy. 3 bedroom trai

‘m. house. 365-6509

per month. 365-

TRAILERS FOR REN
for 14° widi

ae
Cedar

= ttn/57 Call Don.

TWO BDRM. house. Stove and SMALL

fridge in South Castlegar. 365: hom

6790. 55 stov

COZY FURNISHED cottage at

Slocan Park. Running water and

$200/month. 428-2809
tin/

LARGE two-bedroom mobile
home with fridge, stove, gas
heat in Robson near townsite. garden.
365-3155. tin.

CLASSIFIED

SHOWCASE

Bring your car, truckK,"snow blower, boat, motor
home or whatever to the Castlegar News and
we'll take a photo. (Or bring your own picture of
some item, such as a snowmobile or a dining
room suite.) For information phone 365-5210.

This space available for:

Campers, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles,

Classified Display -
Ads Deadline

“Boxed Ads”
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS

10.a.m. Friday
Order-by. Mail.

Electoral Distret: Nelson-Creston

Highway District: Nelson R.R. No. 3

Project or Job Description: Highways — Falling
and Removal of Trees. The works are located
within the Nelson Highway District, Winlaw
Road, Foreman area and consists of the falling
and removal of trees from Fern Road, 5.5 km.
north of Winlow.

365-5210

| BRITISH COLUMBIA

! ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY
— a
.

Tents, Motor Homes, Boats, Snow
Blowers, Furnaces, Cars, Trucks, Dining
Room Suites, Chesterfields, etc:, etc.

Bring a photo, ‘or bring the item
and.we'll.take-the picture

Print your Action Ad on a
separate piece of paper and
mail to:

Action Ads

Box 3007
CASTLEGAR. B.C.

The Costlege In Newsiceetves
the right to clossily ods under
appropriate headings and to
determine page location.

iti
Human Rights Act.
states no advertisement moy

mai
ieancereh: public decency
AND prior approval has been
‘obtained’ through the Humon

Rights Branch).
nN 2

THE TENDER SUM FOR THIS PROJECT IS TO IN-
CLUDE APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL
SALES TAX. :

Tender Opening Dat:
Tender Opening Tim:

September 6, 1985
p.m.

Tender documents with envelope, plans,
specifications and conditions of tender are
available for a $10.00 charge only from the
Ministry of Transportation and Highways Office
at 820 Nelson Avenue, Nelson, B.C. VIL 2N9,
between the hours of 8:30 and 4:30.p.m. Monday
to Friday except Holidays. Phone number of
originating office: 354-6521.

Tenders will be opened at 820 Nelson Avenue,
“ Nelson, B.C. VIL 2N9-

G.4. Sutherland, P. Eng.
District rSticel Manager
Ministry Offici

AUTHENTIC military clothing.
$9.95. 365-60;

MEAT ee $5 each. Fa
4366.

“ROOF v0 tack for Blazer. $20. a
3/64

mi
ticles must not total over $20 ai

each item must have its price
stated. We will run your od for
three issues. tin/S2

NOTICE

Section 26(4) of the Act provides for

Phone 365-5210

the assessment of land taking into consideration
only the existing residential use of the land,
notwithstanding it may have a higher actual
value for alternative uses. Under this section,
owner-occupiers of property may apply, for this
benefit, by notice in the form prescribed by the
d they have
owned and coupled the land and improvements
as their principal place of residence for 10 years
or more, specifically since the first day of July,
1975.

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

Applications are required by August 31, 1985 for
the 1986 assessment year. Application forms will
be mailed to p Ne

ts should contact their local office ‘ot the B.C.
Assessment Authority‘and apply prior to August
31, 1985.

For Sale — By Owner

4-bedroom, 63'x120' fenced lot, 24°x34" garage.
Selling at $48,050, assessed tax value.

Phone 365-3561