from a survey I've been
reading.

 ~—_— Castlegar News 4.013.198
“Castle

‘COMMUNITY NEWS

Pulpit & Pew

in Toronto. It was meant for
government eyes alone, but
someone used the freedom of
information laws to make it
public.

Question: Should Canada
give foreign aid because the
receiving countries might
become prosperious enough
to buy more Canadian pro-
ducts, or simply because we
have a moral responsibility to
help?

Answer: 81 per cent said
we should give foreign aid
because we have a moral “
responsibility to do so.

I found that encouraging.
That would have been my
answer too.

Question: Should Canadian
aid money be focussed to
ward countries who will buy

The survey was done last

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our goods and services, or

should we have no conditions
requiring them to buy
Canadian?

Answer: 72 per cent said
we should have no conditions
requiring receiving countries
to buy Canadian.

My answer too, but the
results surprised me. Much
foreign aid is now given with
strings attached. “If we give
you $20 million, you must

spend $18 million of it buying
our exports.”

That sort of questionable
“aid” is very common. I was
glad to find that most Can-

Sdians disagree with such
tactics.

Question: Should the ma-
jority of aid go to fight
poverty, or to help stimulate
development?

I was glad to see that 70

REMEMBER HIROSHIMA

per cent of Canadians realize
that poor countries need to
help themselves more than

HRYTZAKS
CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY

left its mark on our collective
mind more than I had
thought. People are able to
hear God's inner voice more
clearly than I had given them
credit for.

Some people tell me the
world is getting worse and
worse. I have to question
such a pessimistic generali-
zation. I doubt that even a
century ago rich countries
had the will to help poor
countries the way they do
now. I'm quite sure that 200
years ago government and
public opinion would have
almost unanimously said,
“Let ‘em starve!”

Eugene and Susanna Hrytzak celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary at their home in Castlegar July 19
with their family, relatives and friends who presented
them with gifts.

The were married July 19, 1996 at Mount
Carmel Church in Dafoe, Sask. and moved to Nelson in
1937 where they lived until 1942.

They then moved to Victoria where they resided
until 1946 when they moved to Taghum. In 1968 they
moved to Nelson where they lived until 1970. At that
time they moved to Castlegar where they now reside.

They were visited during the month of July by
people from Surrey, Kelowna, Nelson, Burnaby, Saska-
toon, Raymore, Sask., and Spirit River, Alta. They also
received a phone call from Mrs. Hrytzak’s eldest sur-
viving brother in | Wrayerd, Sask.

They from Gov.
Gen. Jean Sauve, Prime Minister “Brian Mulroney, MLA
Chris D'Arcy, Mayor Audrey Moore, Premier Bill
Bennett, Lieutenant-Governor Robert Rogers, Leader of
the Opposition John Turner, MP Bob Brisco and directors
of the Bank of Montreal where Mr. Hrytzak worked for 22

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— 41 YEARS LATER —
Wednesday, August 6

6 p.m. — Vigil at Castlegar Courthouse
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they need hand-outs. That's
just like our own poor
wanting jobs, not welfare
cheques. Canadians under
stand that.

One more encouraging sta
tistic from the survey: Seven
out of 10 Canadians believe
Canada should follow its own
ager foreign aid pot

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‘s
tet may lead with the
United States.

Canada is already doing
this, as in trading with Nic-
aragua in spite of the Ameri-
can lay se against that

the potential for
world-wide disaster is grow
ing, but so is the potential for
solving many basic world
problems. Whether the world
chooses death or life may
depend on the public will.
Many politicians tell us
they would do more to help, if
they thought people would
supper’ Sen? This survey of

Births & Funerals

BIRTHS
BOTHAMLEY — To Shelli and
ot

a
ee at the public pulse to
see if the government could
get away with doing the right
thing in foreign aid.

I'm glad that for now, at

count
poo a policy of letting

least, C are in favor
of doing what is right.

Dog show a winner

The Dog Show for Kids
held at Slocan Park Hall
Wednesday was a howling
success.

Christine Cross, who
teaches dog obedience
classes and judges at dog
shows in Canada and the U.S.
was judge.

Cross brought along two
friends who demonstrated
with their German shepherd
and malemute the precision
and obedience of well-trained

show dogs.

Owners of winners in the
following categories were:
curliest coat, smallest dog
and most obedient — Joel

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Assoried Flevoiors

Barney Rioden!, o
girl, born July 29.

BURKE — To Katy and Pot Burke
of Trail, a boy, born July 18.

DEVINE — To Denice and Pete
Devine of Castlegar, a boy, born
July 23.

DEVLIN/ DABKOWSK'

Dobk

born July 27
FORREST — To Rita and Brion
Forrest of Wartield, @ boy, born
July 9.

GWBERT To Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Gilbert of Trail, o boy
born July 17

boy. "born duly 17

KISSOCK — To Lorri and Rick
Kissock of Fruitvale, @ gilr, born
July 9

Lynn end John
Moran of “Genelia girl, born
July 30.

SHERBININ — To Angie ond Jock
Sherbinin, a boy, born July 2

VAN STOLK — To Liz and Sonder
Van Stolk of Nelson, a girl, born
July 24.

AMATTO — Melba Lois Ammato,
formerly of Ainsworth and

died recently in Leth-
51. She.is survived

Hawes, sister-in-low Peggy
ond nephew Rk chy.

COWLEY — Mor,

Cowley, tormerly

July 20 in Grand Fork

She is survived by

Elizabeth Loiselle of Kel no

end Geneve Huolt of Grand

Forks; son Jack Cowley of Slocan

City: 21 grandchildren; ond 36
7 . * en

cet Evelyn
Nelson, di

MCINTYRE — Alice Marie Mcin-
tyre of Montrose died July 26 of

Brisco to tour
West Kootenay

By CasNews Staff
Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco announced this week
he will conduct an extensive
10-day tour of the riding
beginning Aug. 5 in Castle-

gar.

“Although I have been to
‘most parts of the riding re-
cently, I have either been
attending a special event or
tied up in meetings,” Brisco

said in a news release.

“This visit should give me
more time with constituents
and allow me to meet them
on a more relaxed and in-
formal basis.”

The following is Brisco's
itinerary: Aug. 5 — Castle-
gar; Aug. 6 — Nelson; Aug. 7
— Slocan, Silverton and New
Denver; Aug. 8 — Nakusp;
Aug. 9 — Fauquier and

wat?

PRICES IN EFFECT: AUG. 5 TO AUG. 9

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.

Edgewood; Aug. 11 — Kaslo,
Meadow Creek and Argenta;
Aug. 12 — Crawford Bay,
Riondel and Boswell; Aug. 13
— Trail and Rossland; and
Aug. 14 (morning only) —
Salmo.

Anyone wishing to see
Brisco should consult news-
papers and community bulle-
tin boards for time and
location, or call the con-
i office in Castlegar.

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ter a lengthy iliness at age 7!

She is survived by her husband

George: sons Ron of Blueberry
Creek, Roe of prince George ond
Glen of Prince Rupert; dough’

of Redding, Calif.

ond Carol ‘Mcintyre of Coquitlam;

brothers Lorry ‘and Leslie Davis

Castlegar and Ervin Dovis of

.; sisters Groce Tur.

Edne McFarland

donot be
made to the Multiple Sclerosis
Soci , 202-2105 W. 38th St.,
Vencouver, vem: 2c9

McINTYRE — Morgoret Electo
Mcintyre, formerly Frail, died

vived by her sisters Jeon Rice
ond Ann Player, both of Trail
Memorial donations may be
made to the B.C. Heort Fund,
Box 310, Troil

sister Arnette Stevens of ‘Abbot.

stord, tour grandchildren: ond

numerous cousins, nieces ond
.

SMITH Edword Lapa Smith of

Siocon died July | at age 63

is survived by his

None
Richard ond Joyce of Quesnel
and Murray and Molly of
Calgory; brothers and sisters-in.
law Rolph and Vedo of

id and

ond grondchildren Rachel Cody
and Kelsea Smith

TEMPLETON — Delmor Lloyd
Templeton of Koslo died July 19
at age 74. He is survived by hi

SiSRer Robert of Trail; sisters

gitte of Ponteix
‘of White Rock and
Thelma Pl ot Son

wis — *pougios a
Koslo died July 27
is survived
Susen; son Mi
ters;

ddough: i
brothers Alec and Howard

ELENA AND GORDON ZAITSOFF
. traditional ceremony

Couple wed
at home

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Elena P
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Zaitsoff, son of George and
Louise Zaitsoff of Robson,
were married June 14 in a
traditional Doukhobor cere-
mony at the bride's parents’
home in Grand Forks. They
then proceeded to the
groom's parents’ home
Robson for another small
ceremony

The bride wore a tra.
ditional two-piece outfit of
white lace over bridal satin
with a row of pearl buttons
down the back. The blouse
featured a scalloped peplum
which complemented the
sealloped skirt.

She wore a silk corsage of
red roses and the groom

wore a
niere.

Gail Babakaiff, niece of the
bride, was maid of honor, and
Carolyn Zaitsoff, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid. Both
wore peach satin outfits
which were complemented
by the ivory tuxedoes worn
by best men Ron Zaitsoff,
and Dwayne Skublen.

A reception was held at the
Sandman Inn in Castlegar.

The bride's sister and
brother-in-law, Nina and
Steve Babakaiff, were mas-
ters of ceremonies.

Philip Plotnikoff Jr., the
bride's eldest brother, pro-
posed the toast to the bride
and Ron Zaitsoff, cousin of
the groom, made a toast to
the bridesmaids.

The newlyweds reside in
Castlegar

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