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By Rev. JIM FERRIER

Church

What a difference a week
makes. In a seven-day period,
we have the spectacle of
Jesus Christ given a hero's
welcome into Jerusalem,
then reduced to the status of
a common criminal.

I won't be so presumpt-
uous as to suggest that this is
how he viewed the last seven
days of his life. However,
every time I watch thi
Easter drama unfold, that's
certainly my feeling.

First, we have the triump-
hal entry into Jerusalem.
Jesus, the popular under-
ground religious leader,
emerges from hiding and
enters the city to the good
will and adulation of the
people. But in the twinkling
of a mood change, the good
will vanishes.

The people again show how
fickle are our moods. The
hero is an outlaw and must be
dealt with accordingly.
That's exactly what happens
and normally this would be
the end of the story.

Not yet; within this same
week, the normal, expected
flow of events starts to fall
apart. Even though this
renegade is duly Processed

& Pew

leaves that hill feeling right.
There is a gnawing sense of
discomfort. It's greater than
doubt; it's more of the order
of guilt,

If there is anything that
this drama is NOT about, it is
guilt. This drama is about
forgiveness and salvation. It
is-about the supreme April
Fool's joke — and it is neither
Jesus who is the fool nor are
we the fool.

Jesus may look like a fool.
He's endured the roller-coast-
er ride from king to clown;
from prince to jester; from
hero to criminal. He con-
tinues to endure all the in-
sults that we, in dur sinful
state, continue to heap upon
him. And for each of us he
endured and continues to en-
dure this ride; not for his
glory — there is nothing
glamorous or glorious about
humiliation. His sole purpose
for coming into our lives is to
glorify God and to extend
God's offer.of salvation, even
it it means debasing and
humiliating himself.

The drama that reaches its
peak during these next seven
days has Jesus Christ en-
dured mind-boggling changes
in status. Don't be fooled by.
them. The message remains

and is crucified al two
other common criminals, no-
body feels especially satis-
fied. No ne feels that justice
has been done or has been
seen to be done. No one

h and
Jesus endured all this for us
and for God's glory. He asks
only that we respond to this
offer. How will you answer
his call?

Local doctor
gets certified

Dr. Jon Van Vliet, of
Castlegar has passed the
certification examination of
the American Medical Soc-
iety on Alcoholism and Other
Drug Dependencies
(AMSAODD) and is recog-
nized by the society as know.
ledgeable and expert in
chemical: dependence.

A total of 539 physicians
from throughout the U.S. and
Canada were certified this
year by AMSAODD, the
major national and _ inter.
national organization for

physicians who treat alco-
holism and other drug de-
pendence.

Certificates will be pre-
sented during the society's
19th annual medical-scientific
conference in Washington,
D.C. in April.

“We are seeing a vastly in-
creased awareness of alco-
holism and other drug de-
pendencies as major national
medical problems,” society
president Dr. Margaret
Bean-Bayog, said in a pre-
pared release.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Some Of Our Members
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HAPPY RECIPIENT
Sateway’s Linda Swanson
is presented with the
Rotary Annual Service
award for her unfailing,
good-natured manner
while at work Rotary
president Hugo Smecher
Presented the award.

ROTARY AWARD...
Dr. Waldo Yule (left) is
presented with the Paul
Harris award at the Rotary
dinner this month, Making
the presentation is Ron
Ross (centre) and Jim
Lamont.

CosNews photo by Jock Charters

Awards given
at Rotary meet

By JOHN CHARTERS

Tuesday night was both
ladies’ night and awards
night at the Castlegar Rotary
club meeting at the Sandman
Inn.

The first award winner
was Linda Swanson of Castle-
gar Safeway, who was pre-
sented with the Rotary An-
naul Service award. In mak-
ing the presentation presi-
dent Hugo Smecher said: “It
doesn’t matter whether you
come to Linda at the begin-
ning of her shift or at the end,
she is unfailingly pleasant
and helpful and an asset to
the company and to the
community.

The award took the form of
two plaques. One, with the
name of the winner and the
date, is designed to be dis-
played in the winner's place
of business for one after
which it is again put up for
competition. The other goes
to the award winner.

Last year's winner of the
service award was Scottie
Tait of Scotties Marina.

The second awards were
Paul Harris Awards named
in honor of Rotary founder
Paul Harris: In making the
presentations to Dr. Waldo
Yule and Ron Ross, Rotarian
Jim Lamont explained that
Paul Harris awards are given

to Rotarians making a don-
ation of at least $1,000 to the
foundation or by a Rotary
club making a similar dona-
tion in the name of. an in-
dividual — Rotarian or non-
Rotarian — which it wishes
to honor for outstanding
service. Other winners of the
award in the Castlegar club
include Lamont himself, Paul
Oglow and the late Frank
McLeod.

Rotary International uses
the’ funds to establish post-
graduate scholarships of
about $15,000 for studies
overseas. Castlegar has two
such post-graduate students
— Joanne Pepper, who stud-
ied in Oxford University in
England, and Tanya Rogers
who is presently studying in
New Zealand. Selection for
such scholarships in rigorous
and the competition keen.

The program. for the even-'
ing was presented by Lou-
Ann McCurdy of Trail, an
advanced student in Toast-
masters International. She
explained the purpose of
toastmastering and the tech-
niques used in public speak-
ing.

Her husband, Rob, ac-
companied her as her ev:
uator, the eritique of every
speech being an essential
part of the training.

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(37)

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