CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, November 17, 1977

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By Pastor DONALD W. REED

: Ym a bit of a collector. I
think most everyone is. Be it
fon » or hockey cards, or
ttles or books... you name
It—someone collects it.
: . Most of my collecting falls
into the category of printed
matter. Just this morning, I
threw out a whole

least; not from Solomon's Pre-
verbs. But like so many of
Solomon's proverbs, it speaks
volumes.

It really is frightent

produce momentary consterna-

tion, but after all, it's just a
piece of china or pottery. It's
just not the same when life
deals a blow,

observe the number of pads
these days who are coming

‘unglued. This is the age of

and

‘bf stuff that, at one point, I
decided I wanted to keep but
which now turns out to be
useless.

« But I do have a lot of
ures tucked away in clip-
pings: magazine articles, illus-
trations, sermons, cartogns (I),
informative items. and 50, on.
Most of it is carefully filed, and
provided I can find what I filed
ft under, most of it is useful.
One of my files is headed,
“Multum in Parvum”, though
T'm not sure how good my Latin
is at this point of time! It's
sup] to mean, “Much in
Little”. This is a collection of
pile pithy quotations which
ly pack a punch. Are you
ready for a sample?

Here it is: “A well used
Bible that is falling apart
usually belongs toa person who
isn't.” No, that didn’t’ come
from the book of Proverbs; at

-blows;. your part:

Anyone who wants to master a
few basic principles can hang
up his shingle and in no time
will find an eager clientelle ...
people with deep-seated prob-
lems looking for someone who
claims to have the answers.

Life is full of shattering A
partner has be-

trayed you; your boss gives the
promotion to somebody else;
your son or daughter is un-
manageable; the transmission
in your car breaks down; you
lose your job; a tragedy sud-
denly strikes. :

Sometimes the troubles
come singly and you manage to
hang in. But sometimes they
come in batches, and all at once
you can't cope. The world
begins to crumble around you;
you don’t know how to pick up
the pieces ....

‘A dropped dish that shat-
ters into a dozen pieces may

-Did you ever stop to think
that the Bible was intended for
just-such times? It may not
always give explanations, but it
always gives hope. It's full of
statements that give meaning
to life; that bring light into the
darkness; that provide
strength in weakness. It throws
you back on great words like

. comfort, peace, grace, promise,
hope—words that are..great
with the greatness of God!

The Bible can help, you

know. When was the last time
you tried it? That bottle of
aspirin will never help your
headache until you open it and
swallow one of the little white
disks inside. Even so, if you
want to find out what the Bible
can do for you, you must open it
and read it and assimilate -it.
If you're coming unglued,
try God’s prescription. It's

called The Holy Bible! It‘may. ,

not be too late for you to
discover that a well-used Bible
that.is falling apart usually
belongs to.a person who isn't!

-

church
directory

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
7th Ave., South, Castlegar’
Sunday School 9:45a.m.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph. 365-7143 -
Satuday Night Mass 7 p.m.
Sunday Masses at
8a.m. and 10a.m.
8T. MARIA GORETTI
Genelle 12 Noon

Anglican
and
United
Churches

ST. DAVID'S y,
* 1401 Columbia Ave.

8 a.m. Eucharist

eenagers

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
405 Maple St., Castlegar

wi
Minister H. M. Harvey
Ph, 365-3818

councy OF CHRIST
612- 10th Ave., §.
Sui unday :
Bible Study 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service p10 345 a.m,

"Bible Study 7:00,
Minister é
ack Shock: Ph. 365-2580

business directo:

C. C, LENFESTY
& CO.

Certified
General
Accountants

te Auditors
% Tax Consultants

609 Columbia
Castlegar

365-3011

Advertising Rates and Informa ion Call 365-5210

Refrigeration &

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Res, & Commercial

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® Ice Machines

24-Hour Service
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© Sales

© Service

© Installgtion
365-6512

Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
“Everyone Welcome’*

Sunday School 10:00 a.m.

Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
2 or 365-3664
Listen to the Lutheran
Hour, Sunday, 11:30 a.m,
CKQR

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
one 365-6317
Below the Castleaird Plaza

Calvary Baptist
Church

Rev. Ed Wegner, Pastor
Phone 1

Val Leiding, Youth Pastor
Phone 399-4753

809 Merry Creek Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel,
Castleaird Plaza

CHURCH OF GOD
. 804-7th Avenue South
“Leaming” “Worshiping”
Serving”

Sunday: 9:45 a.m, Class
for all Ages.
1} am. Family Worship
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.
Opportunities to. serve

ROBSON
9:45 a.m.
Worship Service

Parish Office:
365-8337

Ministers:
Rev. Desmond C Carroll,
Anglicat

; Rev. Ted aaiiow:
United i

Family Bible Hour
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —
1:00 a.m.
evening Pralee

6:30 p.
Wed., Bible 9 Study
8p.m.

Church Office: 365-3430
Rev. Donald W. Reed,
Pastor: 385-2630

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
767 First Avenue, North
Pastor: Rev. H..H. Graham
Church: Ph, 365-5212
‘Sunday Schoo!

9:50 a.m.
Morning Worship
amo. 2!
Evening Service

accounting
services
Timothy G.
Cavaghan

Box 3403, 105-C Main St.
Castlegar 365-3657

CASTLEGAR |
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AVOIDLOST SALES
$20 per month

Behind Crossroads Printing
105-C Main Streat

365-3657

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Phone 365-3388

ae
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: For
Bleetrical Contracting
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365-7075

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Cabinets &
Painting
tk No Job Teo Small +
cat: Poul Kulbaba
365-3615
Triple KKK
Construction.

Why buy or use an old-
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Roman Tischier
1612-7th Ave., S.

CALDSET
GROCETERIA AND
UAUNDRET

+ 1038 Col. Ave.
(ottorn of, aeerbike. Hill)
Monday fw Saturday °
8.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m.
Sunday: and Holidays
9.00 a.m, to 10.30 p.m.
Groceries, + Tobacco, .

Confectionery and . *
General

- PHONE : 365-6534

Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marbie.s and:

We Sell and Install Oil
- Furnaces, » Electric: Fur-
. Fireplaces,

, All-Fuel Chimney
Always in Stock

. Phone Now: 693-2209
Kootenay Furnace
821-16th Ave. Genelle

RHC INS, AGENCIES LTD.

Trolier = Life
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COHOE
INSURANCE
Providing:a Complete

insurance Service
269 Col. Ave., Castlegar
PHONE 365-3301 *

“Open Six Days a Week |
to Serve You Better

Anytime Is.
Carpet Cleaning
“Time.

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Interior Sheet Metal
co. +, (1965) Ltd.
has gone Independent

Tar & Gravel Roofs

“Phone Genalle (collect)
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Fire Damage

. Residential & Commer.
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PLUMBING
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Quality Worlananship .. .
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Day or Evening Phone.’

359-7703
365-3717

PRINTING «
“Quality & Service Count’

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS .
191 Columbia. Ave.
365-7266 5

Office Supplies
Office Furniture
@ School Supplies

: "The, Difference is Quality”

CROSSROADS PRINTING.
105 ‘Main: Street .N.
365-5528 -

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Sump & Septic Tank:
Pumping
PHONE 365-5013
1800 South 4th Ave.

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Family Shoe.
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Next to Central :
Food Mart =.

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11078 -
“7th Ave. S.

ou may also

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purchase your Quasar Col-.
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Wayne's TV Service “
362-7657 - 368-6110

Furniture’ Recdvering
Carpet’ & Draperies

=. Phone 365-5696:,

* BURT CAMPBELL
-\ Publisher

RYON GUEDES, Edltor:

“Htore let the press the people's
‘rights maintain, unawed by
Influence and unbribed by. gal”

WS

"By MARSHAL McLUHAN
(From, a’ letter to the

‘Toronto Globe and. Mail. The

author is director of the Centre
for Culture and Technology at

ks ago

spectacular natural setting.

Residents. are surrounded, Rev.
“the austere grandeur: of our
mountains, the reflective serenity of our rivers,
mystic glory of the early morning mists, the
Tush green of our meadows and fields, the rosy
and the lingering

yellows and goldg‘of our fall foliage.”
Meanwhile, this natural beauty is marred
by; a downtown: area ‘which—but. for ‘some.
vseding and landscaping, a few flower baskets,
‘touch of paint and the burial of a few utility
uld be an ‘aesthetically pleasing core

fora growing community. .,

=¢: Unfortunately, the cost of, ‘auch a, facelift -

wrote, by

ws of our sunsets . ...

Would mean either

~ As Rev. Donald Reed pointed cout two
on the page opposite this one, the
aad free of this city does not do Listes to its

the U of Toronto.)
‘THE CONFERENCE ON
Canadian Unity seems to have
paid little attention to separat-
ism as a-world phenomenon,
Horizon magazine (Spring 1974)
in an article on The Fourth
World cited: “A host of ancient
peoples is rising up to demand

;| independence.” There are six

French regions secking sep-

aratism, and also:

vod ouet French ; Flanders,
where there exists. an’ embry-
onic Flemish autonomist. move-
ment that is in touch with its
ethnic analogue just across the
border. in Belgium.

~The trend, however, is not
confined to France: what one
theorist: calls the “regionalist
revolution” is a general. Euro-

Anyone who even briny ee the
potential of our own downtown ‘area’ can see
which business signs do not. contribute: to its

and which eyesores could be. easily screened.

from view by trees or hedges. As well, it is easy

to see which roadside blights ‘could be‘removed

or camouflaged on the approaches to the city.

And even the least imaginative of us can see

that many of our buildings are in‘need of a new
coat of paint.

The Devonian Group reassessment of the
program will’ dictate whether it’ will be
expanded from southern B.C. or curtailed. But.
even , before the decision is: made, this

should ‘be ins ing the: possi.
bility of securing funds under the program. #8 As
in the municipalities which have

Reed

appearance, where we could use a spot of shade_

pean ph Four revolu-

‘pressure on all political and

instant ‘information as an en-

nits, 5,
of, their national or’ ethnic

makeup. ‘
3 That “hidden ‘ground”, is
thé instant © information . en-

‘) tionary already have

radio

L. created , by. tele-

there is Radio Scotland, Radio
Euzkadi: (Basque), Radio Free

‘Tyrol, and the Voice of, Serbia.

Every: ‘sizable’ nation . in
Western Europe has its ethnic

{| minorities,» and’ within’ these

minorities agitation for: more
self-government and cultural
expression has been growing in
recent. years—accompanied in
some :cases by revolutionary
violence.

, ‘THE HORIZON ARTICLE
is merely. descriptive,, and
makes no effort to discover any
underlying: cause. or hidden
ground for this worldwide drive
. toward the centrifugal. In point
of face, there is only one new.
:factor’in- the. world | environ-
ment, only one hidden ground
that is exerting simultaneous

graph, cable,’ radio
and TV. The effect: of such

Strange Way

To Postpone

A.Meeting

Try as ‘one might, it is

rather hard . to <accept’. the
RCMP; (and Liberal) Tone that
the acceptable way to:prevent
-the FLQ from' meeting with the
Black Panthers is to burn down
the barn where they were to
meet. Using that reasoning, the
way to-prevent.the rise of the’
Parti Quebecois. would have
been ‘to burn'.down the Paul
Sauve Arena in east Montreal,

—Alan Fotheringham
: “(Vancouver Sun)

the program, we should set up an ceguniition,

by of. a wide ction of , local

6 people wh

Targe chunk out: i the tax dollar, But some
wnic ipalities along the B.C.-Alberta. border
ve in. the past year, taken advantage ‘of a’

or to identify our needs and determine

them.
When, we have what ‘ we

what type of assistance is required to. fulfill”

Richard J.

We've got ‘the OPEC (or-

designed to assist citizens’ in improving their. ~
downtown or main street areas.

‘Apptopriately named “Main Street British dicati

ymbia,” the program is

program ~' . require, we should forward to thé’ Devonian
Group a general description of our Proposed

project. along. with a cost estimate and an

of Petroleum Expor-. -

“ting Countries) and now," ac-

cording to the financial. guru.
Dr. Harry Schultz, w

f how we are p
We should also: snag in; the

by the

Clgary-based Group of

Faundations- and, -accondingsito the ‘group's. vvicthe project.i::

brochure, emphasizes, beautification which pro-
vedas “benefits and pleasure to all people rather...
ic groups.”, Aesthetic values are
sttessed!in the’ program, as well as’ projects
which make an impact < ‘on the community and its

than to specific’

Wir oa

are possible in many ways. But alittle vision and
a great deal of commitment is necessary to make
it a reality. © -°- .
‘As the group's brochure states, there isa

project for every commercial at in B.C. abuts
75

for itwill

sre project.

ggested improvements include the intro-
dictions of benches, litter, containers, telephone

booths, traffic.’signs, ‘light
tubs, booths,

= for. the prog
a: Fe-assessment by. the orgariization late. this
year or in’ early 1978—indicate. the :
up will | pay up to 75 per cent of the cost of

and by service elt bs and

citizens’ “groups ‘to: control” the-design and
development of such a’ project.”.:

i Undoubtedly a ‘project: such 2s‘ this ‘would

~ receive the enthusiastic support of City. Council.

display

walks with flowers and shade trees, crosswalk.

oasis, landscaped parking: lots, a dress-up. :

around public buildings, removal or Ferouting of,

pedestrian ‘malls, ‘ town

squares, Pocket} parks, trees, color co-ordination,”
water

overhead | wiring,

‘ora service elub?

Elite: Squad:

Sleep easy, Canada. :

florals pace Sie parking lots, tasteful ‘decora-
tion: and illumination of streets and senovations):

tathe downtown ‘area...

cS But the projects, eligible under’ the program’ ~
are-not limited to those suggestions listed.: The

g Defence Minister Barnoy Danson has announced
i the ‘creation ‘of an elite squad . of - terrorist
fighters trained to deal with the many. desperate,
situations that may develop in’ Canada or abroad
requiring swift government action. ;..
Now jf ‘only another, federal: govern:
ment squad were prepared to act as swiftly on

< ‘unemployment and national disunity ..°...

‘how we plan to involve residents in i
Improvement and ‘beautification a this tity,

property’ owners, by town councils ; a ?
of
But is ‘the job itself one: for’ the Downtown |‘'

5, Doral the Chamber of.

‘As reported in last week's Caitlegar News, f

the OMEC—O;

Morality. Exporting Countri
with the United States,’ Britai
and CGanada'Cas

ain, where anybody who enters.
arestaurant, store or office nt

:an hour befor I
regarding as The Enemy.
vel. *

from these. pape
that’ ‘a lot) of New. York
policemen are black. Does this
anti-black? I

white, would, explain, this my-
stery to mee

. 2.

“Adam Smith:
“from. the . benevolent
butcher, ‘the brewer, .or -the
baker that we expect ) our

dinner, but from their regard to

LISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT.
HE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS

‘requestins
‘any advertisement of,
advertibement; y that coat ‘of. the ad ive ia!

power or decisions, but, on the

Lari

~"Reclect

. Alderman
Dave Ferguson

_contrary, to. power
fand influence. When: informa-
tion is available everywhere at
the same time, the pattern that
emerges’ is‘ that’ of. the com-
mando module, which includes
the ‘guerrilla, andthe activist,
and the. hijacker alike. ©
French Canada is a deeply
oral and auditory culture, much
‘like'the American South in the
1860s when the telegraph. was
new. ‘The oral South wanted out
of the Union’ ‘because. of “its
cultural ‘clash’ with ‘the inten-
sely vis and literate Yankee ;
North, ©
. WHEN DI ERENCES
as deep as the oral ‘and ‘the-|
literate; occur, ‘the. incompati-.
bility of such interfacing: areas
is great indeed. Such: differ-
ences exist between’ the North
‘and the South of Ireland, to use |
the familiar case. Such: ‘a

‘difference also exists between

French and “English: Canada;

«both historically and at present,

, However,’ a’ new “compo
nent has come into’ play. since
electronic technology has also
moved the young generation of
English Canadians strongly in
the direction of acoustic cul-
ture..There is a large element

id
+ of separatism in the TV genera-

“It is ;not

tion which finds itself alienated.

from the goals‘and patterns of

our industrial society.
Our:alienated a genera-.

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Siding Renovations. & Additions
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