y A6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 18, 1981

Neighbors roar at watch cat

LITTLE CHICAGO, MINN. (AP) — Spike the watch cat has hung up his roar and retired from active duty at age three.

Fred Wroblewski, who owns the lion, put him to work last month to protect an abandoned farmhouse near

here. Spike did his stuff while [i

chained to a wrecked Thun- derbird in the driveway.

Spike became a celebrity, until the neighbors roared back.

They complained that Spike was a threat to chil- dren. The sheriff said there was no law against using a lion to protect property, but nevertheless, Wroblewski sold Spike to the Lodel Game Farm in Akeley.

“Spike is doing wonderful

— he's a real pet,” said Delores Hocevar, who owns the game farm with her hus- band, Louis. “We had to put a fence up around him to pro- tect him from the people, there’s so many who want to see him.”

B.C. Hydro drill

Travelling across Canada to minister

Pentecostal release

Rev. V.G Brown will be coming to Castlegar Oct. 20-23 to the Pentecostal Tab- ernacle. Rev. Brown recently announced his retirement from the pastorate in Ham- ilton, Westdale, Ont. This ac- tion follows 42 years of active ministry. In 1988, following graduation from Central Bible Institute, Springfield, Miss. he began his ministry in Mount Forest. One year later, Lettitia Mae Royster became his bride.

Together, Rev. and Mrs.

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BIRTHS: CROSS — To Mr. and Mrs. Russ

Cross of Crescent Valley, a BARR — John Robert Barr, 62, of held Oct. 9 at St. Paul's Trinity Trail died suddenly Oct. 8 in Trail United Church with Rev. J. Wilson

Ragional Hospital. Mamarial ser- officiating,

—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert vice was held Oct. 10 from Knox

a United Church with

Hillson officiating. Cremation nikoff, 64, of Genelle, died Oct. 8

followed, at

daughter, born Oct. 7.

Dahl of Trail, a daughter, born Sept. 10.

HANSEN — To Mr. and Mrs.

MANDOLI — Giovanni (John) cluded Oct IT fr

jeggio Hansen of Salmo, HedOh 73, or trail died aud, Poth Bonele 7; - cently, on 13 in Trail Regional Brilliant Cemetery.

jospital. Rosary was recited Oct. ol eekiie HIGGINS — To Mr. and Mrs. 15 with funeral mass Oct. 16, both SHERSTOBITOFF — Annie S. Sher- from St. Francis Xavier Catholic stobitoff, 80, of Cast Church with Father Harry Clarke © ice_bega: * officiating. Interment was at Oct. 14 and concluded Oct. 15 KANIGAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Mountain View Cemetery.

Reg daughter, born Oct. 14.

Robert Higgins of Ndlson, a son, born Oct. 13.

. Mike Kanigan of Fassmore, a

Brown have pastored eight . churches and during these }. years, Rev. Brown served as ,

district secretary for 12

years, as editor of the official .

district paper for 10 years and as a member of the dis- trict executive for a total of 22 years. For eight years he served as chairman of the National Publications Com- mittee’ and during those years wrote eight books and many booklets.

In 1964, Rev. V.G. Brown

Rev. V. G. Brown ... to speak here

travelling across Canada to minister in various cities and towns across our Dominion. Mrs. Brown, who has had an active musical ministry of her own will be sharing in the

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of Eastern Pentecostal Bible College where he served with distinction for several years. He had been a member of the Bible College directorate for 21 years and served as its secretary for 19 years.

This fall, Rev. and Mrs. Brown plan to keep active in pulpit ministry and evan- elism among the churches. They will be residing in Brantford, Ont. They will be

in song.

It is with delight that we welcome this fine colorful couple to the Kootenays. Everyone is welcome to come to the meetings to hear what they have to share. On Sun- day evening, Rev. V.G. Brown will be sharing how God healed him of a mali- gnant growth in his throat and will be praying for the sick.

Regional District of Central Kootenay

PUBLIC MEETINGS

CASTLEGAR FRINGE PLAN

The Regional District of Central Kootenay will be holding public meetings at locations listed below. The intent of the public meetings is to discuss the Regional District's proposed it Fringe Settl Plan includi

Robson/Raspberry

Brilliant

Ootischenia

Blueberry/Fairview

A Background Report and a Policy Statements document are available for review at the Regional District of Central Kootenay Planning Department, upon request.

Local residents’ reaction to the Settlement Plan proposals will provide additional input serving as a basis for preparing a draft Settlement Plan By-Law.

MEETING LOCATIONS AND DATES

Date location Time Mon., Oct. 19, 1981 Robson Hall 7:00 p.m. Tues., Oct. 20,1981 Ootischenia Hall 7:00 p.m.

Everyone is welcome to express their comments verbally. Written suk are also wel

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY 601 Vernon Street

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daughter, born Oct. 13. LORUSSO — To Mr. and Mrs, Mike ‘orusso of Nelson, a daughter, born Oct. 8.

Petes (Wedding Bells —/

THOMAS — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thomas of Nelson, a. daughter, born Oct. 8.

planned. Cremation took place.

NELSON — Mory Low Nelsondied Cemetery.

Oct. 7 at Willowhaven Private Hospital. Funeral service was

Rev. Jim POSTNIKOFF — William Post- Trail

Regional? Hospital.

Prayers began Oct. 10 and con-

Funeral Chapel with burial at

legar died ct, 12, Funeral se in from the Castlegar Funeral Chopel. Burial was at Brilliant

* Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. David White, whose marriage took place Oct. 10 at St. Rita's Catholic Church in Castlegar. The bride, Susan Jacqueline, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch A

ABBOTT — John A. (Jack) Abbott, 65, of Nelson died Oct. 10 in Nelson. No service has been

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Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. David John D'Andrea, who were married Oct. 10 in Trail. The bride, Elizabeth Anne, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cheveldave of Castlegar, and the groom is the son of Judge and Mrs. R. D'Andrea of Trail.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shypitka,

Regional District of Central Kootenay

Notice of Election

Public Notice is hereby given to the electors of the Regional District of Cen- tral Kootenay thut | require the presence of the said electors at the Regional District Office, $01 Vernon Street, Nelson, B.C. on Monday, the 26th day of October, 1981, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, Pacific Standard Time, for the of el: Pp jo rep! them as Di for

he foll 9 | Areas of the | District of Central Kootenay: Electoral Areas "B", “D", “F", "H" and "J".

Vacancies to be filled: Electoral Area "B" The office of Director — 2 year term — one vacancy

Electoral Area The office of Director — 2 year term — one vacancy

Electoral Area “F" The office of Director — 2 year term — one vacancy

Electoral Area “H" The office of Director — 2 year term — one vacancy

Electoral Area “J” The office of Director — 2 year term — one vacancy

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The mode of of shall be as f Candid shall be J in writing by two duly qualified elec- . tors. The nomination-paper and the Public Officials Disclosure d shall be del J to the g Officer at any time between the date of this notice and noon, Pacific Standard Time, of the day of The jion-paper may be in the form prescril ed in the “Municipal Act", and shall state the name,

whose marriage took place Oct. 10 in Castlegar. The

bride, Carol, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louise

Brown and the late Loyal Brown of Castlegar, and the

groom is the son of Mrs. Mary Shypitka and the late itka of C:

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In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll shall be opened on Satur- day, November 21st, 1981 between the hours of eight o'clock in the f oon and eight o'clock in the afternoon, local time, for Electoral Areas "D", "E", "Hl" and J” at the foll gd 1 locations af which person is hereby required to take notice and govern himself accor-

Electoral Area “B" —‘ Yahk Elementary School, Yahk Canyon Elementary School, Canyon Erickson Elementary School, Erickson Lister Elementary School, Lister Municipal Office, Creston

Electoral Area "D" — Jewett Elementary School, Meadow Creek Municipal Office, Kaslo Mr. C. Lind Residence, Ainsworth

Electoral Area "F" — St. Andrews By-The-Lake Church Hall, R.R. #1, Nelson North Shore Community Hall, Johnston Road, Nelson Taghum Community Hall, R.R. 2, Nelson

Electoral Area — Crescent Valley Hall, Créscent Valley Maybill Motor Inn, Winlaw* Municipal Office, Slocan Passmore Community Hall, Passmore Municipal Office, New Denver Municipal Office, Silverton

— Robson Elementary School, Robson oO. h El y School, Ootisch Blueberry Creek Elementary School, Blueberry Creek Municipal Office, Castlegar

ADVANCE POLL

In the event of a poll being necessary, the Advance Poll shall be opened Monday, November 16th, 1981 and Friday, nk . 1981 b

the hours of two o'clock and eight o'clock in the afternoon, Local Time at the following locations:

Regional District of Central — Nelson Kootenay Office Municipal Municipal Municipal a Municipal Office Municipal Office Municipal Office

—Areas “B' “H" and ‘ — Area

"Dn, RN —City of Castlegar — Town of Creston —Area" — Village of Kaslo — Area — Village of New Denver — Area — Village of Silverton — Area — Village of Slocan —Area"H” .

for permitting duly qualified electors to vote, who shall sign a statement that (a) they expect to be absent from the Regional District of Central Kootenay on polling-day; or (b) they are, for reason of conscience, preven- ted from voting on polling-day; or (c) through circumstances beyond their control they will not be able to attend the poll on polling-day, namely, Saturday, the 21st day of November, 1981. .

Given under may hand at Nelson, B.C. this 9th day of October, 1981.

B. BALDIGARA, RETURNING OFFICER

ADDED COMFORT has been made lable to at the extended care unit of the Castlegar and lft of five handmade robes from the Joseph's Council. Displaying the robes are patients, left to right, Miss Grace Kinakin, Mrs. Marianna DaCosta and Mrs.

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Operation Pearl

They smuggle Bibles into China

NASHVILLE, TENN. (AP) — Protestant and Ro- man Catholic volunteers have risked beatings and Com. munist jails to join Operation Pearl and smuggle an esti- mated 800,000 Bibles into China, a "y society

world,” in getting the Bibles

China,

“We believe in persona- lized delivery to the people,” Neteland said. “We don't use air drops or ship them in on boats or anything like that.”

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executive says.

One million Chinese-lan- guage Bibles were printed by Nashville publisher and an estimated 80 per. cent eluded border guards, who are in- structed to ban the entry of the holy books, said Ed Net- eland, executive vice-presi- dent of the missionary so- ciety, Open Doors.

“If a person believes in the Bible an embraces the truth, he becomes a dangerous per- son in the eyes of the Com-

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reported that the one million Bibles involved in operation Pearl were smuggled by barge onto a beach in south- eastern China near Swatow in waterproof containers and unloaded at night until local authorities discovered the plan and arrested hundreds: of volunteers.

Neteland said people iden- tified with Open Doors are never used to deliver the Bibles — and the volunteers are in some danger. He said

munists,” Neteland said ina volunteers caught with

the presentation Thursday

was Mrs. Dianna Pilla, standing left, to extended care team leader Mrs. Linda McTaggert. The robes were made by the CWL's morning sewing circle who meet every Thursday. They sewing circle also makes articles

for the church

telephone interview Tuesday

from Orange, Calif. The Chinese government has told Christians it will

print Bibles, he said.

“I think they have printed

something like 195,000,” he

added. “At that rate, there would never be enough.”

The smuggling operation to China’s eight million to 10 million Christians was con- ceived earlier this year by Brother Andrew, a Dutch national whose life’s work is sending Bibles to Communist nations.

CALLED A SUCCESS

Kidney Foundation active here

By MARLENE OLSSON President, East and West Kootenay Chapter

What do the terms “ne- phritis” and “dialysis” mean to you? Unless you're dir- ectly connected with a situ- ation where these words are

know someone who is, they probably mean very little. But did you know that in

two or three times a week, just to stay alive?

Treatments average from three to five hours each time, depending on the individual needs of the patient, I myself have been a dialysis patient for 10 years and am still i surprised at how little le: a part of everyday life, or hae been informed Le renal failure and its various implications.

group of us got together and discussed this probelm and what to do about it — hence our local chapter of the Kid- ney Foundation of Canada was born.

What we hope to ac- complish in the future is to educate the public as to what renal disease is all about, to offer moral support to new patients and their families, And: throtgh ‘the ‘advent of

Canada alone, over'2,000°~ Everyone has heard of the * “various furid-raising projects,

people suffer from some form Canadian Cancer Society and of nephritis (kidney disease) the Heart Fund, but how and need dialysis (a form of much do we hear about kid- artificial kidney) as much as ney disease? Recently a

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do our part to help in the fight for life through our Chapter’s contributions for research.

Our Chapter includes all of the K with repre-

land and other Open Doors executives met with Brother Andrew in California and pronounced the oper- ation a success. :

He said Chinese Christians’

worked with volunteer Bible from ”

sentatives in Trail, Castlegar and Creston. The first proj-

New Zealand, absolutely all of Europe and around the

Bibles in the Fujian province June’ 18 were beaten and jailed, and “some' of the Bibies wote dumped in the

ocean (and) ‘the police de- |

manded to know who sup- plied them.”

Neteland said Open Doors, a 27-year-old worldwide mis- sionary society, has been operating secretly in China since before then-president Richard Nixon visited the country in 1972.

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ect we will undertake is our “Peanut Campaign,” in which we sell cases of peanits for Halloween.

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time nd efforts to any of our other projects, please contact Marlene Olsson, Deno Bene- tton, or Mrs. Joan Muller.

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