CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursdey, Aug. 10, 1961

Thousands of Doukhobors
Hold Gathering at Brilliant

Orthodox Doukhobors were war.
ned at Brilllan¢ Sunday to “refrain:
from revenging yourselves for acts
of terrorism.”

‘The advice was given to a huge
crowd gathered to

of J, J. Verigin, who has taken his
siok wife to Rochester, New York,
John Rilkeff condemned the bomb.
ings and burninga that occurred
lost week,

“But as Cl we must for

the 27th anniversary of the declar.
ation of the Orthodox Doukhobor
faith. An eatimated 1,000-1,500 per-
sons swarmed into Brilliant from ell
points in the Koctennys.

‘Three points gave apecial slgni-
ficance to the Orthodox Doukho-
bors, They have their first spiritual
leader since 1942; for the first time
since the declaration was made a
leader or leader-elect has not been
Present at the commemoration; and
the tomb was bombed a week ago
and the rubble still Mes on the

specialize?

After completing six years in
university, a duate

ples of speci careers
open ton Guntat student,

Paedodontios is dentistry “for
children, «and the

ina: neve

a with the sup-
portin: ‘structures of the teeth
and diseases affecting these

give them,” “Don't think of re-
venge but melther should you for-
get what has been done. Let us be-
have in such a fashion that ‘For-
sive those who trespass against us’
will always prevail”

He read a telegram from Mr.
Verlgin regretting that he couldn't
be with them. In it Mr. Verigin.
said, “Let us stand shoulder to
shoulder in our difficulty, Mutual
effort will overcome the eyil sur-
rounding us.”

‘The consensus among the Or- |,

thodox seems to be that the Sons of
Freedom are behind the

Thurs, Avg, 10

8:00 SUMMER CIROUIT

“Bome Are So Lucky", by Hugh
Garner. A coincidental meeting
revives memories of an old ro-
mance for a bachelor and a
housewlfe.

8:30’ CHECKMATE.

“The Oyanide Touch” — a col-
lege student is killed by hood-

Tums,
9:30. PARADE

Lawrence, star of the Broadway
musical “West Side Ee Story’
10:00 ROGEMARY

SHOW

“Avtress Jenet Leigh is guest,
10:30:NIGHT BEAT

11:00 NEWS (Toronto)

11:14" VIEWPOINT

Pity Ane. i

4:15: NEWS coronto)
4:30: CARAVAN |

One of them went so far as to
say he feels there is some sort of
conspiracy between the British Col-
umbla government and the Sons to
“break us up and disperse us.”

As @ result of the latest bomb-

“/ing said Mr, Rilkoff there has been

talk of exhuming the bodies of the
two Peters and burying them, in

an unmarked: grave, He sald .Mr.
Verigin had told him that if the
bombings persist the matter will be
put before the people.

‘The ceremonies were on a
whole marked by gravity.

In the past. the proceedings
have been marred by.. unscheduled

disrobing. Tihis occurred last year| |

when four women shed their clo-

| thes before belng hustled off the

Cars started arriving ss early
as 9.in the morning. At 1130 am.
a column of about 250 marched to.
wards the tomb, six abreast. They
sang hymns, the women in front
and a small group of. men making
up the rear,

At the tomb there waa a rell-
gious service.with the kerchiefed
women on one side, men on the
other, in from of a table on which
were salt, bread and water, the tra.

Guy pre-
ssentes circus acts from St. Geor-
ges de Besuce, Quebec.
8: 20°02 ON: daecinlovpad IN ASIA
ihinese New Year"’— shows
‘ teativities in Honk Kong.
8:00 RED-RIVER JAMBOREE
8:30 PERRY MASON
“The Case of the Lame Canary”
— a implng canary brings Per-
_Yy Mason to the conclusion that
his client’ did nop murder her
husband.

9:30 DANGER MAN
“The Key” — Drake Investiga-
tes lealmges of secret informa-
tion.

10:00 HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL
“Tiger” — Paladin is hired to

Kin a tiger.

11:00 NEWS (Toronto)

11;14 INT

Sat, , Aug. 122

Guests are Allan Blye and Carol} 10:

CBC TV. LISTINGS

6:00 WALT DISNEY PRESENTS
“Adios El; Ohuchillo” — with
Guy Willlams as Zoro.

7:00 NATIONAL VELVET

9:30 SOME OF THOSE DAYS

ling They're’ Falling" (1826-

8: m0 =D SULLIVAN -BHOW
A special

»M, PRESENTS i
‘Soent - of Bear", by Sydney
Nowman,

GaINGING UP ‘BUDDY
10:30 ART AOTION -

— texture‘and pattern.
11:00 0 NEWS (Toronto)

Mons: ‘Aug. wv
4:15. NEWS, (Toronto)

6: 90 LONG JOHN SILVER :-
“Purlty’s Daughter".

7:30 SING’ ALONG JUBILEE

8:00 GPIKE JONES ny

8:30 ‘WHILE WE'RE YOUNG
ane Singing Cadigans are gues-

9:00 THE FLINTSTONES
“No Help Wanted”. i

9:30 A CASE FOR THE COURT

* A valuable painting is stolen in

‘Vencouver and sold through a
reputable art dealer in Mont~
real. The original ‘owner tries to
regain his proper!

10:00 CANADIAN

“Royal Winnipeg Ballet”. A spe-

cial performance by the Royal

Winnipeg Ballet with orchestra

conducted by Eric Wild.

11:00 NEWS (Toronto)

11:14 VIEWPOINT

Toes. Aug, 15

4:15 NEWS (Toronto)
4:30

2:00 RTH
RACE
Power boat races from Picton,
Ontario,
5:00 CHANGING THE GUARD
Shows the Changing the Guard
‘ceremony as performed by the
2nd ‘Battalion of The Canadian

7 wledge of anatomi
and 4 phystolonica! "etenee 18

‘hese ure only a few of ‘the
arectaalze ized fields gees, to, ihe
dental student. ..Should
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ive amphtet, ‘Dentistry As’
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.Tells' of the Alpine Lamb, Also
@ feature on crop development
emda discussion about. ilies
by J. P, Dickson.

6:30 FOLK SONGS WITH ED Mc-
CURDY

7:00 DENNIS THE MENACE’
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8:00 AQUANAUTS
“The Frankie Adventure”

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41:00 NEWS (Toronto)* -

+ Sun, Aug 13

2:30 GOOD LIFE THEATRE

Religious drama.

3:00 CANADA FILE

“Live and Learn” — “What js

Criticism?”, First of a two-part

series with Prof. Michael Horn-
and Erot. Gordon. Wood.

ines the present situation in
New Brunswick and Nova. Sco-

from the Florida. Everglades and
Key Biscayne, near Miami,

4:45 JUNIOR ROUNDUP

5:30 OARTOON PARTY,

8:00 HANCOOK’S HALF HOUR
“The Ladies Man” — Tony de-
cides to enter a charm school,

8:30 JAKE AND THE
“Adults is Human” — When
‘The Eid writes a composition
bout’ the “chairman of the
school board he causes Miss
Henchbaw to lose her job. .

9:00 HOLIDAY LODGE
“John’s Other, Face” — “‘John-
ny is called seer to pose as a

andiet 18 14 Years After.” Blair

Rotary ‘aad. Council
Discuss Land Swap

A promise, that the’ Village of
Castlegar will probably trade land
set aside for a health centre for
more suitable land for the centre,
was given a delegation from the
Rotary Club at council's last meet.

je cheirman Aage Sylvest
told ‘nes club's represetttatives, Jim-
my Lamont and Ed Lewis, that the
club should “finalize: plans ‘for. the
centre and then come (back to
council). for firm assurances” on the
land trade.

‘The two lots earmarked for. a
health centre by the village are lo-
cated at Green and Sth, The Ro-
tary Club,. which intends .to make
the health: centre a project of the
club, feel that it is more desirable
to have: thé health ‘ceritre located

nearer the hospital.

8
Some technical considerations

Fraser looks at the problems, of
this sub-continent on’ the 14th | 3
anniversary of its independence.
Also Percy Saltzman interviews

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Wed. Aug. 16

4:15 NEWS (Toronto).

“Inside the House” — Host All-
stair Cooke takes viewers on a
tour of the U.N. headquarters.

fost: Elwy
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“The Real Story of Radar” —
as told by Sir Robert Wataon- |

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. The codfish lays a million eggs
: The little hen but one; 2
‘But the codfish: doesn’t cackle

When

her little. stunt is’ done.

And so we praise: ‘the artfal. hen,

- The codfish we despise;

“Which makes. it: plain to thought
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Send“ ‘away for: brochures and
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walt ot or drive through: The Tourist
iYnformation Bureaus: ‘in - Canada
‘and the-U.8. and the Chambers of
Commerce in all.citles are only too
happy ‘to. send along, pamphlets
which help -you to’ enjoy. your trip.
Many of them’ include ‘a. booklet-of
keliable ‘hotels “ai

je..pretty

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lorman :MioNabb. who said. he
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and make a test as ito how

many men , should be 0 on it for gar-
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A ‘copy ofa ee Se the high-
department by ‘Constantine

Popoft’s | solloltor.: was :recelved’ by
;} countell. The letter, advised the ‘de-]}

partment that'the power poles and
5] part of No. 3 highway encroach on
My. Popoff's property located across
from the Arrow'Motors. Mr. Popofft
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QASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 10,1961

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