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THE ADVOCATE, Friday, November 1, 1985 3B Film footage gathered secretly By DARCY RICKARD of The Advocate A Red Deer native now living in Israel with her husband say they gathered footage secretly in Moscow and Leningrad for a film on the plight of Soviet Jews. Meridel Rawlings said she and her husband Jay travelled by subway and bus to reach Jewish homes in 1983. They communicated by writing questions on slips of paper which were immediately burned by the interviewees. These interviews, clandestinely taken and smuggled out, formed the core of this film, said Mr. Rawlings, a native of Victoria, B.C.

They said they were able to get the footage out of the USSR through a complex network of co-operation. Their 16-mm, 54-minute docu-drama, Gates of Brass, will be shown at the Memorial Centre at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Edmonton-Strathcona MP David Kilgour will also attend. Two days after their film Gates of Brass premiered in Israel this summer, one of the Jews interviewed, Alex Zeli-chonek, was arrested and subsequently sentenced to three years imprisonment, said Mrs.

Rawlings. It was no coincidence, she said. Mrs. Rawlings said her husband was named in the Soviet Secret Police file on Mr. Zeli-chonek, a Soviet Jew refused permission to emigrate to Israel.

Jews are refused permission to leave the USSR because they have been targeted to suffer as a way of controlling the population, said Mr. Rawlings. When we were in the Soviet Union a book came out listing three enemies of the Soviet state Baptists, Pentecostals and Jews. Soviet Jews are not trying filmed docu-drama on Soviet Jews Photo by Calvin caldwell We are committed Christians, said Mrs. Rawlings.

We hope that we are not so religious that we are not related to reality. What we are trying to do is write books and make films that relate to real situations. in Israel and around the world in the light of the Bible. They live in a Jerusalem suburb with sons David, 16, Chris, 14, and Josh, 11. The Rawlings say they are considering a film on Jews of old China as their next project.

to change the Soviet Union from the inside. All they want is to go to Israel and be united with their families, said Mrs. Rawlings. Their first film, Apples of Gold, on Israels struggle as a nation, premiered in October 1980. World Vistas Film Projects, their company, has now made four docu-dramas, ranging from 30 to 90 minutes in length.

The Rawlings believe world history is forecast in the Scriptures. parks and future residential areas, goes before town council Nov. 12, said Marilyn Haley, board chairman. If approved by council, the plan which also calls for creating a wildlife interpretive Innisfail trail plan wins support centre around Napoleon Lake will serve as a policy paper in future town planning. The plan won easy approval since all of the board members at some point in time had particpated in developing it, Mrs.

Haley said. INNISFAIL The new Innisfail Open Space Plan won unanimous approval Wednesday from the Innisfail and District Recreation Board. The plan, which proposes an 11-km recreational trail system linking three lakes, schools, Lacombe cowgirl wins senior honors Applause NOTICE SOLID WASTE DISPOSABLE SITE HOURS Effective November 1 1985, the Solid Waste Disposal Site hours of operation will be as follows: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. JEFFERS, City Engineer Cowgirl Wendy Flewelling of the Lacombe district is resting on her laurels after a successful summer on the rodeo circuit.

Her skills at roping, tying and riding earned her Canadian Girls Rodeo Association allround senior cowgirl honors for 1985. Mrs. Flewelling, 29, competed in 12 of 13 womens rodeos last summer and came out with three saddles, a $1,500 quarter horse stud fee and $1,000, not counting seasons cash winnings. The distinction is nice, she said, but modestly adds you try to make a good run in every rodeo." The only CGRA rodeo she missed all season was the one at Arras, B.C. Instead, she competed in the amateur Rodeo and won the goat-tying event and a buckle.

We just always like to go to Tees because its a local rodeo we (with husband Glen) have always gone to." As for the three new saddles, "I have them sitting in my living room now. I havent decided which ones to use. For sure I Will keep one of them as a trophy. Might keep all of them. Rodeo honors would seem to run in the family.

The Flewelhngs niece, Tammy Tonneson, 15, of Clive was thrilled to win the CGRA junior all-round cowgirl award at the Canadian finals in High River on Thanksgiving weekend, picking up $500. Ms: Tonneson, rodeoing for four years, also won a saddle for all-around performance and an Appaloosa colt she will pick up in November from the Watts family Appaloosa ranch at High River. Shes looking ahead to junior competition for two more seasons. After Grade 11 classes at Lacombe Composite High, Ms. Tonneson practises goat-tying on her own two goats just mak- NOTICE APPLICATION FOR SNOW REMOVAL AND HAULING The City of Red Deer is accepting applications for trucks and related equipment to be hired for snow clearing and hauling.

Application forms and further information is available at the Public Works Scale House located in the City of Red Deer West Yards Facility at 5439-49 Street A Certification of Insurance indicating $1,000,000 inclusive limits, automobile and general comprehensive liability and third party liability, must be presented. C. Jeffers, Eng City Engineer November 1, 1985 ing smooth runs and keeping it consistent. The modern languages council of the Alberta Teachers Association recently honored lifelong member Leo Peltier with an honorary lifetime membership. Mr.

Peltier, 61, of Red Deer was cited for his commitment to language instruction. I was very surprised, he said. I didnt know it was coming. Hes been a member of the council for its 24 years and has been a certified teacher for 40 years, the last 24 in the Red Deer public system. For the past 20 years he has been the school districts modern languages co-ordinator, supervising French and German language instruction.

Innisfails Leona Quantz, 21, has been awarded the first Her Majesty The Queen Mother Scholarship. The $1,500 scholarship, set up to honor the Queen Mother when she visited Alberta this past summer, was presented to Miss Quantz recently by Lieutenant-Governor Helen Ilunley at Government House in Edmonton. I was really honored. Ive always felt strongly towards royalty, Miss Quantz said. Besides that, I didnt apply for the scholarship.

I wasn't even expecting to win. Now in her fourth year of home economics at the University of Alberta, Miss Quantz spent eight years as a 4-H member. Her career goal is to be a district home economist for Alberta Agriculture. Shes the daughter of Gerald and Betty Quantz who farm near Innisfail. NOTICE MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION DECISIONS BYLAW NO.

259078 On the 1st day of November 1985, under provisions of Bylaw No. 259078, the Red Deer Municipal Planning Commission issued decisions approving the following applications (1) SHELL CANADA PRODUCTS a 1 2 relaxation to a proposed free standing sign at 8045-49 Ave (Lot 21, Block 4, Plan 792-1541) zoned II The Bylaw requires that Class signs have a minimum of 3 6 between grade and the bottom of the sign provided, the applicant is proposing 2 4 m. (2) SNELL OSLUND SURVEYS a 1 4 relaxation to an existing single family dwelling at 5713 West Park Crescent (Lot 16, Block 35, Plan 5187 zoned R1 The bylaw requires that a 1 5 sideyard be provided, the house has a porch constructed at .1 from the side boundary with the roof encroaching 43 onto Lot 15 (3) SNELL OSLUND SURVEYS .12 and 1m relaxations to an existing detached garage at 11 McLevin Crescent (Lot 15, Block 16, Plan 792-2028) zoned R1 The Bylaw requires that no accessory building shall be constructed within 9 of the side boundary of the site, the garage has been constructed 78 and 8 from the side boundary (4) A SERVICES LTD a 74 relaxation to a proposed attached garage at 227 Piper Drive (Lot 35, Block 13, Plan 762-0938) zoned R1 The Bylaw requires that when a garage is to be attached to the residence, a 1 5 sideyard be provided. The applicant is proposing 76 at the closest point and 1 4 at the farthest point (5) RUTH STRUM proposed discretionary use for a foster home for up to 6 teenage girls from the site at 80 Nash Street (Lot 41 Block 3, Plan 762-0630) zoned R1 (6) 320366 ALBERTA LTD relaxation of 48 parking spaces as it applies to a proposed 370 seat restaurantloungemghtclub at 7891-50 Ave (Lot 10F, Block 8, Plan 812-0345) zoned C4 The Bylaw requires 1 parking space per 4 seats, which in this instance would be 93 spaces, the applicant is proposing 45 parking spaces The Planning Act 1980 provides that any person or persons may appeal the decision of the Municipal Planning Commission within fourteen (14) days of ttie date the decision is issued by paying the required appeal fee, and by filing an appeal in writing against the decision with the Red Deer Development Appeal Board, City Hall, Red Deer, Alberta Appeal forms are available at City Hall An appeal may be lodged by one person or by a group of persons Should you require further information or clarification, please contact the City Clerk's Department at 342-8135 Dated at Red Deer this 1 st day of November 1 985 SECRETARY, Municipal Planning Commission CITY OF RED DEER TENDER ON TRAILER PARK MANAGEMENT Sealed tenders plainly marked as to contents will be received by The City Clerk, City of Red Deer until 2 00 Friday, November 1 5, 1 985 for the operation and maintenance of The City of Red Deer Trailer Park and Lions Campground for the 1986 Summer Season. Bid forms and specifications may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Red Deer.

The lowest or any tender received will not necessarily be accepted. AS KRAUSE PURCHASING AGENT DONT CLUTTER-UP YOUR HOME WITH EXTRA ITEMS YOU NO LONGER NEED SELL THEM WITH A LOW-COST ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED! 1.