CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 7,1982

DOUKHOBORS

‘coatlnued trom front pege bts
two groups have rot Meal

ing said the groups met. last;
month when representatives *

were ,present at the. Inter-
national, Doukhobor | Inter-
group Symposium held here.
As well, a handshake meet-
ing was held in Castlegar two
years ago.

The terrorism was at its
height about 20 years ago.
The last major flare-ups were
in 1979 and some Freedom:
ites are still serving time for
arson. There were ‘small: ar-

son incidents earlier this:

year,

In recent months, the or-
thodox group, . officially
known as the Union of Spir-
itual C {es of Christ,

But the Freedomites say
the fire -has a “deep and
touching” meaning as part of
their religion... *

PART OF FAITH

“We do not like the fire,”
said Freedomite Mary Mala-
koff to a Doukhobor confer-
ence at Castlegar last month.
“It is frightening, but it is
inevitable... When you are
sacrificing yourself by car-
rying the torch based upon
love, you die not once; but
many times... The fire is

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In snowy weather, English
soccer teams used a bright
orange ball instead of the

has been pressing the At-.

torney General's Ministry to
protect them from Free-
domite terrorism.

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givon to test our faith.”.

The Reformed and ortho-
dox factions ‘are bitter ‘ene-
mies, and each imply ‘the
other Is a-secret ally ofthe
Freedomites,

The Reformed group and
some Freedomites say burn-
ings occur on instructions
given throzgh orthodox
Doukhobor leaders, including
John Verigin, honorary chair-
man of the orthodox group in
B.C.

In 1979, Verigin . was
charged in the aftermath of a
burning, but was later ac-
quitted. He and his  sup-
porters say the charge was a

‘ frame-up by a rival group.

They also doubt the “re-
formation” of the Reformed
group, most of whom were
notorious Freedomites 20
and 80 years ago, but who

‘now. say ‘they have | re-

OTTAWA (CP) — Three of
the country’s largest’ public
sector unions cancelled’ a
meeting with Prime Minister
Trudeau today, saying they
were convinced “he wouldn't

them live in the historic com:,
munal‘ way: in the’ New. Set:
‘tlement, about 40 kil tres
outside Castlegar. ”
'*I_very'much hope e-.
thing comes out of it,” Meal-
ing said of the meeting which
willtake place ‘over two days:
He said ‘the. KCIR was
asked by ‘the ‘two’: groups
most closely, involved to hold
the meeting, ..which:’ shows

“they: want. improvements in}

the situatio1

more meetings of this
the, future. ’

‘Bonnie Mews nl speaking
for the 175, 600-iem er 'Pub-.

ada, said the. “meeting. with
‘Trudeau had beenjrequested
June 18,10 days prior to ‘the

be:-listening” to what ‘they ©

haye to say about wage con-

Is.
Instead, the unions repre-

senting close'to 700,000 fed-

eral-and provincial: govern-
ment employees met to co-
ordinate plans to fight. wage
controls, including ways to

“We wanted ithe meeting
before the budget, not after,”
he said in an interview. “It
would: seem: unthinkable ‘to
meet ‘Trudeau: now.”

An official of the.275, 000- .

member Canadian Union of
Publie Employees ‘ ‘confirmed
the:

fed eral gt
business.

ation. The ‘other
union is th 237,000: member

AMALGAMATION

continved from front poge

said if all goes well the two
districts’ willbe one by. the
end of the year,

He said. the amalgamation
will make no difference in the
water — ‘it will remain the
same — though amalgama-

tion will help with improve-.

ments to the. district and

‘ mean just one ote, ote

of two.
“It'll cut down “expel Sur
hile, Relkoff ..said

the two Aistricts have been

looking to purify the water
with an. ultraviolet system
and the amalgamation’ will
mean the single district will
have: much more borrowing
capacity.

He ‘added: that ‘the larger
district; could “‘mean:” other
changes, | though: he couldn't

.comment: on ‘those. ‘at thi

-time. He also said figures |
fhe new ultraviolet sys
still, ea only rough, cree
more will be explained shout
the system, at the’ general

smeeting | later this month aa

first job
could make
a difference

Lock around. Some of the most
successful, people.you know were *
once newspaper carriers

5 There's a good reason for that.
Being a carrier is more than a job.
. it's an unforgettable learning ex:

people

perience. it teaches youn:

ow to use their time wisely .

handle money... to deal with uit
ferent kinds of people. It gives them :

: feelings of confidence, pride and ~
accomplishment. for handling :cn
Important. responsibility, reliably
and well,

- And what's more, it's fun

You don’t have to be o boy .

Girls Make -
Excellent Carriers

Women's: lib is here te. stay.
Gills are capable of handling a
jewspaper delivery route and more
and more girls cround the. country
“are taking on a carrier job. It's o
peed way to meet new people,
earn good business practices and

earn alittle extra money,.too.
Learning how to be-a good
¢arrler can help you throughout
fe.. The Castlegar News
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Parents. Your child's

A Word to SENIOR CITIZENS . . .
Why don’t you consider a Castlegar News route?
You get regular exercise through an interesting bi-weekly ”
routing, it's profitable part-time work, and you get the op:
portunity to meet people and make new friends. As well,
you geta choles of area — even your own neighborhood.

For. details phone 3165-7266. Ask tor Linda,
P.S. We're also inieresied in Seniors as vacation.”

swell and there Is a gos allowance as
well. Why not consider this aspect? Phone Linda at 365-7266,

~ nounced all violence, Moat: of F i

nley Humph

Sec ‘ondary School

High ‘Artow “Arms ‘hotel

1960.

' ‘Friday In:a gathering with members
Con

would | like the private

vA pears official said
"Trudau « responded, ito tI

union request two days.after’
the budget was announced in
the Commons. That wes the
same day legislation was, in-
troduced suspending - the’
right,to' ‘strike and.to
collectively for two years. for
600,000 federal employees. .

In, the budget, Finance Y
Minister. Allan

‘the employees, ' saying he
Sector.
to follow suit,

: UNCLEAR

dé

it would limit ‘federally-regu- ~

Isted ‘ price! increases: to’ six

“Sand five per cont — except'in
(unusual cases — but. has been
_ unclear on how it will do so or

what (kind ot exceptions it

‘will make.

“Trudeau, MacEachon an and
other-senior: ec

imposed limits of six p per cent
and five per cent for the next

ters will:meet ace ex:
ecutives from the private

two. years on pay. raises for sector. ‘Thursday to discuss

HOUSING ~

continued from front page.
- Although’ he says one can't. fchsrallee about the housing
"market because there are so many variables, he adds he’
-wouldn't be buying the company if the market was'poor.
-Tymofievich expécts housing prices’ ‘torise as soon as
all the “houses selling: below: ‘market value are off the
. market.
“Once the inventory r runs out of houses that are
below. meet Value, they. will, start selling for. $60 a)

pitt

forces interest. rates, down, z “ :
he: is seeing working
people ose money on their homes.¢,

“How do you go-back to tell that person, 'I can't sell it
for what you bought it. ‘How do you tell them they have
to pay. for the! next five years what they lost in one year?”
he said.

He added | Lane “What bothers me, is to see working
people suffer.” :

Take the following ats 2S
‘and ifyou are'as disturbed .”

by the answers as.we are,
‘then write tous today and we
will tell you: how. you fan help. |

the situation, wale the prime :

-minister, + Minister
Charles * cau Pana others

#)-will confer with the Canadian

Labor Congress Friday.
Mewdell said statements
made by Trudeau in the

“Even if we had a eine
he wouldn't be listening 'to
what we have tose:

Commons Tuesday and the. co

legislation introduced "last
week are proof that a mect-
ing would be useless.

: Open trout season
until July 14

VICTORIA (GP) — It’s
technically open season on
trout until July 14, and fears
tare mounting that some. of
‘the 800,000 B.C: freshwater
sports fishermen will take
. advantage of the legal loop-
hole,

“It’s.,as' though you told
people that the alarms in
jewelry “stores have~ been
‘turned off,”" says RCMP
‘Constable Tom Edwards of
jKamloops,

hmen, catching ove!
and depleting the fish stock,
he said. “That’s why we're
trying to keep it hushed,”
The loophole: was. opened
‘-when ‘Ottawa neglected . to
“pass new. freshwater fishing
regulations into federal law
in'time for the start of this
year's season.
‘As a result, movin

Brin jroo! nine PAR four ggonths pf the sex:
Him tad wel oc ah ;

conservation officers: ‘have .

been forced to bluff’ sporta-
men into following the regu-
lations, said Environment
Minister Stephen Rogers.
The’ loophole : won't. be
closed until the regulations
appear in‘ the federal Gaz-
ette, Rogers said, and” va
tawa has. said ;this
happen, until July ‘14:
‘Few people have known
about the: loophole. for, ‘the

a
i

Bo,
Aldrich: hopes that “people
will co-operate in the spirit of

- management of the resource

— a little peer pressure
might help.” -

“If the fishermen ignore
the rules this year, there
won't be good fishing next
year,” said Rogers.

Police
Briefs.

Police were plagued with

+ complaints of fireworks being

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moment of birth. «+

QUESTION:
{n Canada abortion ‘is
jal up’ until . the

QUESTION:
98% of hospital abor-
tlons are not medically
necessary. :

set off over the weekend.

They advise it it illegal to
set off fireworks.— including
firecrackers '— and: charges
will’ be laid in. the “future
under the federal Explosives
Act or the municipal by-law if
there are further ‘incidents.

. eo ey

‘An accident | which - took
place at the intersection of
Columbia Ave.

». Volkswagon, driven by Bruce

Hunter of Prince George, and
$3,000 damage to the front of
a 1976 Ford, driven: by. John
Rohn of Blueberry ‘Creek.
RCMP, report that ‘both
vehicles were south-bound on

- Columbia at the time, and the

Volkswagen wos.-making
left turn’ onto Hunter Place
-when the accident. occurred.
Heather Cook’of-New Zea-
land, who was a passenger in

<< evil-is that good men
do-nothing.” - a

~ QUESTION: at
“The only'thing neces-. |’
sary: for:the triumph of.

the V was. taken

- to Castlegar’ “hospital ‘suifer-

ing —_ neck ore

Pythians

report,

Kootenay: Savin 8 “Credit, Union menagem rent
to right) Joe Kobluk, Don Tuline and ill Spragge.

WE SEE THAT tho May/June issue of Enterprise,
the. B,C... Central. Credit Union's: classy ‘publication,
devoted three pages to a feature on Kootenay Savings
Credit Union. The article touches on all sorts of things,
including the. credit union’s weekly/bi-weekly mortgage
scheme that started in January and the reduced loan rate
to, encourage local car sales. 4

* But best of all, the article features the people behind
the credit union — people’ like general manager Don
Tuline (“like to see an organization lean at the top and I
give people the authority to do things"), personnel'and
training officer Will Spragge (“During the tough years of
1978/79 we recognized that training was: something we
needed to expand rather than cut. If we want people to be
more efficient, we have to train them”) and marketing
manager Joe Kobluk who was born and raised in ‘Trail
and whose.’ may be his
knowledge and understanding of the market he reaches,”

It’s also nice to note that the Credit Union is “having
an embarrassingly year” — to quote Tuline. The
credit ‘union provides about 100; jobs’ in the seven
communities it serves.

WORD OUT AND about is that tourism guru Brian
Pritchard is working on a acheme with local businessmen
to encourage fair exchange on the U.S. dollar. Pritchard
is the local: rep on the’ Kootenay Boundary. Visitors
Association board and the KBVA is' avidly pushing: the
fair exchange program to help attract American tourists
and bring in those much-needed dollars,

‘The KBVA has been ‘advertising on 96 Apple. FM in
Spokane, encouraging: Americans’ to: take’ a visit’ to!
Canada and take advantage of the increased buying
power of the U.S, dollar. ©.

; “Because of the 20-cent difference between the US.
and Canadian dollar, it’s an ideal time to encourage U.S.
visitors'to vacation in the Kootunay. Boundary region,”
touts Denny Edgar, “Our
ship has generally been'so zeceptive to the idea that we
have had to extend the advertising campaign: past the
original 64 spots. to include another 32."

per cent exchange — now’ that's' more
an fair, ‘The radio campaign ‘stresses ‘that during’ the
eat of July the listed-firm will guarantee 25 per cent
exchange on the U.S. dollar. The ads also mention some of
the local events happening in each of the different areas
of the region and the many ‘attractions. .
|, “Anyone wanting to guarantee: the -25° per cent’
exchange can obtain window. display handbills at\ the
KBVA's Nelson office.
JAMES GUBB (“Jimmy”) James is-dead, °
The forrmer industrial relations officer, who covered
Castlegar from his Nelson base, died June 24at t Langley.
He was 74.
Jimmy, and his wife Frances, introduced modern and.’
aquare dancing in Nelson in'1958 and later introduced
ballroom dancing classes. They also taught ‘night school*

was. mixed

( classes in Castlegar prior to Jimmy's. Fetirement' in 1972.)

‘And she-adds ~ that some. local. “businesses~are ‘

| DOMINION DAY
_ Special ethnic

; seum, Some, 80: people ‘rep-

* resenting ethnic »groups ‘in Do

the Castlegar District:held a
ceremony for world’ peace.
The meeting started with a

: reading from the works of

Mahatma Gandhi, India's
20th. Century political
“saint.” The passage referred
to non-violence and to the
* Christian: precept of over-
* coming evil with good.
Following the’ Gandhian

reading,’ members of. the:

ethnic community talked

about their culture in relation -

to peace; John Voykin, speak-
ing on behalf of the Douk-
hobors, said that the reason
for the Doukhobors being’ in
Canada today was because of

“the positive ‘stand their

grandparents took on non-
violence and. pacificsm in
Czarst Russia some 85 yeara
ago,

He went on to say that the
ethnic; peoples of Canada
could take a leadership role

1 not wish ‘evil for anyone; this
+ is non-violence of thought. Do =|

not speak harshly of anyone;
this is pyaar of Speech,
not: obstruct’ ‘anyone's
pots this sts non. violence of
action. If'a man speaks ill of
you, forgive him, Practice’
physical, mental and spiritual
endurance. Help the suffer- :
ing even at the cost of your

life.”

The “Portuguese Canadian
representatives were pres-
ent and reference was made
to theif, fine | citizenship in
Castlents and+: how: their.
es and gardens

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‘When all the “speeches.”

were over a special tree was

planted — a tree grown from

a cutting obtained from the

tree of ‘Hippocrates located

on the Greek Island of Cos.
Hippocrates, the father of [i

medicine was born in 460, BC

on Cos. He tatight under’ a -

plane tree (Platanus orien-

talus). This ein eb ba

direct descendant is the

ent of the July 1st ceremonial’

in working toward achieving tree.

peace and brotherhood not

only in their own community ,

but also the world at large.
Professor Darshan’ Sahri
spoke about the Sikhs — an

East Indian community. He

stated that the words of their
teacher and leader Nanak
were very, relevant to our
times and the quest of peace,
The teacher Nanak said: “Do

This young plane ‘tree; was”
obtained from) Dr. Oskar’,
Sziklai, Professor of Forest [im
‘Genetics at the ‘University of
B.C. ‘

After the, significant plant’ a
ing of the Hippocratic Tree, a
minutes’ silence was held for
world peace. The ceremony |
closed with the reading of the

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New? weather.
forecasts here. .

By CasNews Staif
” Castlegar: and district
faced a mixed bag’ of. sun-
shine, rain and thunderstorm
activity setting record low
and high daily. temperatures
each the month of.

The frequency of thunder.
storms was well above av-
erage, especially during the
first and last weeks of the
month,

Radar reports from Wash-
ington state showed possible _

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,recorded,on June 8.
Castlegar Airport weather.
office reports that a broad
ridge of high-pressure. re-
versed the trend on June 9 as
12 of ‘the days’ between the
9th and the 24th either. tied
or broke the daily mean high
temperature records. 4
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low ‘settled in over, northern
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moist, unstable flow from the
south that ended the warm,

i dry spell.

mim. of rain ‘although other
nearby ‘communities. report-
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corded 88 mm of rain during
a, 12-hour. period.

‘And motorists on. highway:
8A in this same area were
forced to'pull over to the side
of the road because’ of poor
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plant crops or to organizers
of such outings as ball games,
picnics or boating trips.

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