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CASTLEGAR NEWS, MAY 28, 1980

Think if you drink

Recently students of the
1980 graduating class of
Stanley Humphries Second-
‘ary School gathered for: an
assembly intended to make
them aware of the drink-
ing/driving problems and
their consequences.

The following is a Coun-
terAttack speech given at
that assembly by student
Colleen Dascher:

By COLLEEN DASCHER
Fellow Grads:

The assembly this after-
noon has been presented to
inform and educate us on the
hazards of careless driving
and drinking and driving. I =
want, at this time, to thank
all the guests for their time
and effort in being here
today.

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Communal

Committee Release

A peaceful atmosphere:
prevailed at the 5lst session
of the Union of Spiritual
Communities of Christ Re-
search Symposium May 11 at
the Regional Recreation

Complex, where some 600 -

people attended.

An elder from Salmo,
William W. Bonderoff, a life-
time member of the Christian
C ; 1

made by. “Marusia Shkura-
tova, daughter of the de-
ceased Peter Verigin Yastre-
bow, when she visited Can-
ada in 1970.

Shkuratova, a citizen of
the Ukraine, attended a com-
memoration of ‘her ‘father
which the. USCC; members
held at the’ tomb’ of the Ver-
igins. She ‘tearfully. thank:
the Doukhobors df Canada

of U
Brotherhood, vividly recalled
the experiences of communal
living, showing apparent sat-

her father,

‘for
and also’ related the’ great

burden ‘and’ hurt caused the

for the opp

to relate, publicly, his re
flections upon the subject.

Bonderoff, now 76, re-
called the move from the
prairies to B.C. in 1918
and then covered the whole:
course of communal! develep-
ment at Brilliant and Ootis-
chenia where a huge land-
clearing project was in pro-
gress at the time: the com-
munity .was assiduously try-
ing to get on its feet again
after the serious set-back re-

_-. sulting” from the govern-

resettlement.

ment’s dispossession of the
lands in Saskatchewan.
Bonderoff spoke of living

bereaved: family by the mis-
use and of
her father's-name, perpetu-

* ated by some people here in

Canada.

Terry Pepin and Cindy
Borisenkoff, who were at-
tending Moscow University
for two years and are now
home for the summer holi-
days, came to the meeting,
accompanied by John J. Ver-

ie
Vv

but very much to the point.
They spoke of how much they
missed their own people, how
much they valued the culture
and.the upbringing they re-
ceived from their parents,
and how vitally important
was the need to know one's
own mother tongue. Pepin, a
well-known vocalist, ren-
dered a song to the delight of
the audience.

Verigin, expressing his
pleasure in presenting these
special guests, spoke of the
forthcoming Youth Festival
of the USSC, to be held at

“Brilliant on the week-end of

Victoria Day, ‘where the
voice of the youth shall pro-
claim again its message to
the world.

“We are not’ ‘political’
communists,”
emphatically.
KGB agents, as is being
alleged by some. .We are
Doukhobors who are loyal to
our own. heritage.”. He p again.

igin, =
They passed regards and
from

friends in the USSR, and es-
pecially from their young
Canadian Doukhobor fellow
students at the Ivanovo
Institute of Russian lang-
uage.

in Pease quarters, of eat
“(a

broth) of atteriding prayer-
meetings, and working in the
fields bare-footed, of crossing
the Kootenay-Columbia river
on a ferry, of the pressure

from the government for the ~
_ children to attend schoot and

the extended efforts’ of the
leader, Peter Lordly Veri
gin, to nurture the youth of
the community in the prin-
ciples of the faith.
-Bonderoff stressed the
importance of the school
question because ‘around it,
specifically, revolved many
factors of grave concern to
the community. At that time
there was much work to do
for everyone, including the
children — in order to sur-
vive in the initial years of
And there
was the added concern over
the danger of the children
being exposed to cultural ‘in-
“fluences foreign’ to their
traditional beliefs. He told of
the compromise finally
reached between, the com-
munity and the government,
where the children were to
attend public schools ‘up to
the age of 12.

“ Their

was brief,

ppealed to the Fr
section to turn away from

“their destructive ways and

towards “Toil and peaceful

*" Greetitigs to the Youth”

Festival from Mr. ‘Stolietov,
an official of the Society

Diefenbaker stamp
issued next month

A dignified profile por-
trait on a rich blue back-
ground enhances the design
of the John G. Diefenbaker
commemorative stamp to be
issued on June’ 20, 1980,

The stamp shows John
Diefenbaker, Canada’s 13th
prime minister, in a typical
dramatic pose. By cameo ef-
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strength, sincerity and dedi-
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conceived by Bernard Reil-
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This is the first time since
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Lordly, dit to
Bonderoff, was not opposed
to literacy. He was fearful of
influences tending to sway
the youth away from the

ideals Doukhobors carried .

with them in their lengthy
march through’ history as
wrestlers for'pzace, as hum-
ble workers of the soil,
striving for brotherhood on
earth. Bonderoff spoke of
Lordly in deep reverence,
manifesting apparent accord
with the life program of the
CCUB. ;
Cecil Maloff played a
tape-recording of a speech

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“Rodina” were read by Veri-
gin. The ~message’. com-
mended the organizers of the
festival and wished it every
success, It also commended
the cultural ties.

Peter J. Popoff, in his
fourth analytical report on
the Doukhobor Declaration
of 1984, touched upon what
he considered to be the real

ing of the

by the members of the USCC
with the people of the USSR,
especially as represented by
the many tourists that go
there yearly, and by the

- students participating in lan-

guage courses as is now done

_in Moscow University and in

the Ivanovo Institute.

made in it regarding “poli-
tics,” “authorities,” and “par-
ties.”

Popoff said he felt these

terms, used in the Declar-

ation, applied not only to
of

ofan

a police officer such as Con-
stable Hockley. to have to
inform parents of the fate of
such victims that you have
just witnessed on film.

We can't have this sort
of | thing happen to any one of
our graduates. If you see that
someone has had too much,
and can't possibly drive,
don’t ride with him/her or
don’t let him/her drive.

The police force is not .
out to ruin our Grad. They're’:
not looking for us or ‘our .
parties; when people com- .-

plain about a situation they
must investigate it.

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