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By RANDALL S. BARTON  Beeree and K

“Some things are des-

z tiny and those are the things
that will be,” says Doris ;;
Twaddell, ‘We are born,
however, free moral agents
and we have a choice what
we do with our lives. I can
see, basically, what a person

. will do with his life at.a
certain point, If they do be-

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lieve what they hear here,
and use the counsel wisely, I
think they can avoid a lot of
problems.”

In last week's interview,

: Coeur d'Alene psychic Doris’

Twaddell told ‘about her
lonely life as a psychic apd
explained she has had the gift
of prophecy since birth. ''

Working with either a,

erystal ball or cards, Twad-
dell can look into a client's”
past, present and future, of-

‘fering guidance for future

crossroads the person will
come to. In addition, she can

: pick up on a person's psychic

vibrations. She makes’ only

: private predictions, although

she has visions about national
and international events.

A reading takes approx-
imately an hour and Twad-
dell encourages her clients to
tape the ‘reading or take’

: notes for future reference.

‘Appointments are necessary +

and persons. interested in “

scheduling a reading may call
1-208-664-6133.

RB: Does the world have ©
ageneral aura right now that
is either rosy or not 60 good?
De you have feelings about
that, apart from the every-

day belief the world is going:
* to hell in a handbasket?,

DT: My opinion seems to
differ from the other psychics
that I have heard say any-
thing. I think opr economy
will definitely, improve in the
first three months of next
year. Nobody agrees-with me.

- that I know of. If 'm wrong,

it doesi’t bother me, about
those types of things, be-
cause I ‘don’t make public
predictions. I don't really be-
lieve in them.

I don’t believe in using a
gift of this nature to predict
bad things for the world or
inject those types of things
into people's thought pat-*
terns. I do think our economy
will improve and no, I don't
think the work is going to go
to hell in a handbasket in the
near future.

RB: When you say you
don't like to inject negative
thought patterns into the

“mass consciousness, is that

because nothing can be done

S about it on that level?

DT: That's right. It has

to evolve. I have’ a strong

feeling about the negative
side of.the world. I think if

ifthe. world, if

som world were going
to efid'in five’days, besides
arte they get their

2 ie friends and I
Srero talking once and one of
m said, “You | ought. to
“have at least a two-minute
. warning that you're going to

“vight with people and savor

their teen that Would you
ive arning? Or

ae priate the best rae to

ae pe sate on living Hike
you've been living?

DT: Well, I Sotally ais-
agree with the theory fat
we are given no warning. I

¢, have -crt
“ithe choice‘of‘edfilhg back
three times that I know: of,
“That is in God’s hands; jand
‘whenhe ‘pulls*obR-eaes,j we
» Will goin whatever fashion
a: pate a bain called
0.

ard in
hea ime eared
where a client has ick te to
commit suicide, They. call me
to come down: and) Js BO,
jido not peli vo iyou, can’ hte!
BE) oR

y onw

po¥6rdind Shad .

commit suldide unless it's
your time to die, You may
ruin your brain with a gun,
you may ruin your stomach
with poison, but you as a’
person will still be alive. I've
seen them try this s6 many
times I have no choice but to
believe this.

This is as opposed to
one lady who came to me and
said, "Interstate 40 goes from
coast to coast. My son was

standing on the sidewalk on.

Interstate 40 and a car went
out of control and killed him..
Now why?" “It was his time
to go or:that would'not have

happened,” I said, and she

accepted that.

That’s totally in God's
hands and if I. knew, that I
myself was going to’ die in
five days, I would question
the human element to be able
to accept that. I don't believe
we have any say so about
death or time. We're not
supposed to know when it is
our time to expire.

RB: But when you tell
y omebody, “Get your papers
bag order,” don't they then

Urges religious abuse
receive UN’s attention

be Baha'i Release
Baha'i communities. in

the Kootenays. fully ‘support =

Tepresentatlons oe by a

tention of the Human Rights 5

Committee of the United

- Baha'is in ee and

Spiritual ‘Assembly of the
Baha'is of Canada in con-
nection with the persecytion
of the Baha'is in the birth
. place of their Faith, Iran.
The delegation met with
External Affairs
Mark McGuigan and Sheed
him color slides illustrating |
the destruction of Baha'i
shrines, descration of ceme-
teries, burning of Baha'i cen-
tres and the looting and des-
truction of private homes and
businesses, 4
The delegates also “had
the benefit of private con-
sultation with the foreign
affiars spokesmen of the
Conservative and New Dem-
ocratie Parties. The rep-
resentatives were greatly
encouraged ‘by the full un-

people ly project
negativity to people, they
will become depressed. I
have a serenity Buddah in my
living room and I tell my
husband often, “That is the
only smiling ‘face I've seen
today.’

As a group, we can be
happy or depressed and I
prefer to be happy. That's
the reason I don't make grim,
gruesome predi Idon't

and support
their representation received
from these leaders.

McGuidan provided very
practical assistance and lead-
ers of all three parties in-
dicated they were willing to
do what they could ‘to alle-
viate the burden of the Iran-
ian Baha’is.

They were even more
heartened by a unanimous

lution of the Cr

want anyone to say, “This
lady said the world is going
to end, we're going to be

’ bombed off the face of this

earth.” If it is, I can’t control
it, so I.don't put it out to the
public.

that “deplored the comti

other in Canada
fear the stage is being: set for
an organized campaign of
persecution aimed at. sup-
pressing their Faith in Iran
totally.

There are some 16,000
Baha'is. in Canada in over
1,500 localities. In the Koot-
enays there are approximate-
ly 30 localities where Baha'is
reside, ~ :

> tj &
have |i a terrible. foreboding
this must mean ‘death?;<’

DT: Sometimes they ask
me,, sometimes | they don't.
Sometimes they say, “Well, I
know. that. I just needed it
confirmed.” Most of the time
they have the premonition

themselves; or about their

spouse or child.. But: when I
see this death, I never try to
look into time to see when it's
going to be. I leave it lay, it’s
not nine to’ say. 4
RB: You say you crossed
over ‘three times. You mean
you came back from being
clinically dead three times? |
DT: Clinically dead, yes.
RB: Did ‘you experience
the feeling'so many have re-
ported with rising out of the
body, traveling along
DT: Tl tell you’ nr what T
saw and it was somewhat
different from what clients
who have experienced the
same thing have reported. I
was in the hospital bed twice
and on the emergency room
table once. I felt like I was
about two feet above my

body and on the left side .

were billowing white clouds
and what looked like cherubs
motioning me towards them.
In the emergency room, my
husband had hold of my hand
and I remember thinking,

. “No, he needs me.” That part.
+ to the left closed off and I

opened my eyes and spoke to

jim. .
Another time was in the
a of emene and I ad:

matter what theyire doing, *
ti

go home and call later. I
them’ tell: him to go home,

there’ was. no need in his time whenI do come up with
the answer for them, it’s
through a vision,
ing, “Don’t believe ‘that, I times, it’s a night vision and I
will be here,” but I couldn't ~ will call and tell them. When
talk. I couldn't see him leave they get into that field; they - JR: ion mon
:the room but I knew that he are satisfied. If I don't know een thi 13 of 2 rand 8p.
what field they should be in, I‘
tell’ them that.° I” wouldn't
suggest anything; Iwait until:
closing off again. It was likeI' I know.

standing By, they’ couldn't
save me. I remember.think-

did. Again I was off of the
bed so far but I remember
settling down and that part

had a choice of going or -
staying.

After the third time I
made the agreement that if
the psychic was what I was
supposed to.do and leave off
the newspaper and magazine
writing, then I would get
well. i

RB: When you were
working in newspapers and -
magazines, did your psychic
powers give you an edge?

DT: Absolutely. I al-.
ways left a space on the front
page of the paper above the.
fold if I knew something was
going to happen, if I had a.
premonition. The shop fore”
man would always get really
edgey with me. He would
always come up and say,
“Hey, it’s an hour ‘til press
time, what are you going to

sput in’ here?” Td-say, “A

wreck, .a shooting, a fire,”
whatever Td seen. I missed it
one time in my entire careér

‘and had to fill that space with

a ables story. It happened

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1400 Block, Columbia Ave.
Sunday Services:
8a,m. and 10.a.m.
Sunday School: 10 a.m.

ous persecution of the re-
ligious minorities in Iran, es-
pecially some 600,000 Ba-
ha'is, and urges that this
total abuse of religious tol-
erance be brought to the at-

2nd and 4th

Sunday of month: 10.a.m.
Rectory: ph. 365-2271
Rev. Desmond Carroll

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715 - 4th Street
Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday Schoo! 10:15 a:m.
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Ph, 365-3664 or 365-3662
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Dear Resident: Thanks for dumping. That's what I'm
here for. And now, ! ene the next lefter doesn’t alve you Forrest, Chuck Kilpatrick,

apoplexy:

$61.81 a year to feed each dog

‘somewhat less. That figure

in this,country. Cats run
In only $38.06. The total for

the country is a whopping,$3.2 BILLION.

Oh, what the starving people around the world.
wouldn't give to gather the crumbs from our:tables or to.
search through our garbage pails! They could :feast: on,

the Jeftovers we throw out.

_— A Resident of Kookavilie, USA ' extlusively by. local exhibj.”

‘tors, ’who included Susan

‘Anna Gattingér, and Ivy

Nielsen.’ Chuck. Kilpatrick
Dear Ann Landers: With two-thirds of the’people inthe also. received. two bronze, |
world going to bed hungry every night, | cant stand It with ote each going to Susan
when { read the facts and figures pertaining to the way Forrest and Margaret Reith.
North Americans pamper thelr pets. For example:
According,.to the latest figures, It costs an average of

In opening the exhihi-
tion, Harold Webber, mana-
ger of the Castlegar Savings
Credit Union, mentioned how
pleased’ he\ was to see the
growing. interest ‘in. stamp
.collecting by young people,
He “also ‘praised the..mer-

eople buy jeweled collars for cats ‘and dogs a and chants throughout. the com-
_ spend millions of dollars‘grooming them:(pedicures for munity for their:co-operation

poodies, ‘if you please).

Complete wardrobes are

and generosity in donating

i pl
available — even galoshes for sloppy weather, raincoats ‘the various trophies’ and ©
..and -hats, custom-made outfits. to~ match~madame’s-- ‘awards.
designer creations. Couldn't you just die?
know. about, cemeteries for, pets. And they:

don't comme cheap. Are people’ going)
you’ have..the nerve to print. this |

rgwhat? i

‘blaspheméd by readers who will tell you: fb de ae

that how ‘they spend thelr money

business,.They will also tell

Is n
you they get mors ph

from pets than they get from thelr children or spouses: .
(‘Atleast my dog wags his tall when Jjicome home at 'Nelsoni?Mrs. Susan Forrest
* night. My wife greets me at the door with’ ‘adirty Ipok and :: of Castlegar was the judges’

a list of complaints.”’)

I don’t blame you for tossing this letter aside, Ann. ».

Why stir up the crazies? They will never change, and: wére four Bourse Tables

you'd just make a lot of enemies. But |-:feel better, .from: which they could. pur-

because | wrote it. Thanks for béing there. S

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Dear Queens: You are right — your letter will irrtate post of the world. A Canada

many readers, and it 1S none of my business how they Post Mobile Philatelic Unit

spend their money. But: some people get very little

satisfaction from their human relationships. Their pets bebeed ait

serve.,as: substitutes —
: commentary of all.

pores ae

5 In the’ event ofa postal:
strike, the Senior Citizens’
Centre in Castlegar will be
used for: the distribution of
government cheques,

~The decision was made
at; last week's’

and -that:: Is the saddest

their contributions and work,
It was noted that Mr.
and Mrs. G. Speers have left
the district to make their”
home ‘in Saskatchewan.
It.was. decided tos “cel.
ebrate.. be

meeting of ‘the Senfor Cit
_ izens’ tion,’ when ser-
sen members ‘ofthe group met --
with: Mayor Audrey Moore’:
arid city ‘administrator Bill~ .
Krug. The.city agreed to take
care .of dome much-needed .

“Last ‘ Thuraday
nooit,: 50° members. attended
the regular business meet-

- ing, where three new mem-.
bers were welcomed to the”
association.

v ’ Business included the -
final arrangements for the
Christmas dinner to be held
on Dee. 6 in the Céntre, with
‘members “of the Catholic
Women’s League doing the _
catering. Mra, Rose Wenzel”
and lier band will play for the’

. entertainment after the sup-

per. The deadline for: mem-
bers to submit their names
and money for the dinner is
Nov. 6; no names will be ac-
cepted after this day,

The president extended
her thanks to Mrs. R. Cor-
mier and her committees for
the successful Tea and Cake

at the business meeting each
month;*‘six members were
extended birthday erectings
for October. .

The nominating commit- ©
tee, comprised of Bob Hunt-
_er,.Bob Cormier and Jean
‘Stone, will make its report at
the November business
meeting.
+) J, Ford will show some
of his pictures at the Oct, 16
meeting.
+. It’ was noted that. "the
‘person-holding the winning .
ticket on the cushion draw.”
had not. yet picked. up” the
prize. The winner may do 50°
at the Centre any afternoon
after 1.p.m.

-afternoon was
Brought to a close with the
serving of refreshments and
cutting» and serving of a
birthday cake.

Judging the exhibits were -
‘chief judge Jack Harrison of
‘Tr

ail, judge Gordon Haug of |

:Kelowna, judge Jack St.
. ireyt of Salmon Arm and’
jo ‘Apprentice judges, F.
Arnot and Mr. chlan of

secretary.
Available to the public

‘chase stamps, covers, book-
and mini sheets from

as also available, where

ing. with Gagan Melvin of
Vernon as auctioneer. .-
An award banquet was
held on Saturday night at the
Hi Arrow Motor, Hotel. Mrs.
Margaret Reith said grace

_and was M.C, for the evening. ..

Mr, Clausen of Spokane gave

a toast:to the Queen and Ted i

a tot if
Dahl toasted the Presidént of
the U.S.A.

Chief, judge. “Harrison
gave a report on the exhibi-
tion, . stating. that he found
many fine exhibits and was
especially pleased to see so
many young people partici-

pating with such enthusiasm. -

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A successful stamp auc-.
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.Door prizes were won by"
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Mrs. Dorothy’ Keating sof
Castlegar.

.The evening was high- Hl
lighted by Allan Woodrow’'s :
showing of slides’ from his
long stay in Ceylon.

‘THe evening ended with |
the awarding. of trophies,

- ribbons and medals by chief

judge Harrison, assisted by
secretaries Susan Forrest
and Ted Dahl. ‘

Guest exhibitors receiv-
ing prizes were: gold —
David Curta(i2 and under) of
Nelson; Steven Curtz (18-16) °
of Nelson;and Mrs. Maud -
‘Wilson of Spokane, ‘Wash.’
Dean Perry of Edmonton
picked up a bronze.

Trophies and awards ~
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