CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 1, 1977

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By Pastor DONALD W. REED

Government gambling

> seems tobe the order of the day

+ in our society. Frankly, I'm

~ alarmed and repulsed by it all.

© Not long: ago I received

= some slick advertising in the

Z.mail. The big caption read, “12

= $1-Million & up to 160,000
Prizes.” On the other side I
read, “Bonus! 20 Special Prizes

= of $100,000 and 10 Special
+ Prizes of $25,000." All, of

: course, tax free, and all offered
2 by Loto Canada.

Just the other day I re-
ceived an offer for a free ticket
in the Provincial Lottery, with
five first prizes of $1 Million,
just for allowing a sales repre-
sentative into my home. Every-
where.I go I am being bom-
barded by the lottery sales
campaign.

I guess it's partly the
market mentality that bothers
me. I seriously question
whether the sales techniques

qualify under our fair ad-

vertising laws. The advertising

simply is not honest. i

‘The odds for winning are

pretty slim, but the advertising

hardly points that out. One re-

searcher suggests they are

about the same as that of the

average Canadian dying in a

house fire. Lotteries have be--
come

and Pew

‘The lottery exploits that social

instinct,

But should governments.
use gambling as a substitute for
responsible tax reform? Are
lotteries really a reliable source

‘ of revenue? The amount of aid

provided is almost. negligible in
comparison with the needs. -

Lotteries tend to create a

marked by the hard-sell’ and
novelty gimmicks needed to
provide a market for the pro-
duct. I say the public is being
duped. R

‘The rationale for lotteries
is that they produce additional

tax revenues at a time when
people are t

climate. No lottery
can succeed on the number of
~ people who already gamble.
Thus new gambling markets
must be created.

i ‘question wheth

B
gambling. attitude has a ‘good:

effect on the quality of life in
society, especially given the

for a tax rebellion. And the
public are suckers enough to
grab for the bait.

The idea of taking a chance

‘and of getting something for: : *:

nothing has universal “appeal.

Human Guinea Pig

Arthur St.-Arnaud wants
to be a guinea pig.

St.-Arnaud; 74, said he will
let U.S. Food and Drug Admin-
istration scientists perform any
experiment they wish, as long
as he’s allowed to consume his
daily fix of more than 60 ounces
of diet soda pop.

The Hammond, Ind, dia-
betic who said his health has

improved since he began drink-
ing artificially-sweetened
drinks was just one of scores of
witnesses who came to ques-
tion, complain and comment on
FDA regulations.

The agency's travelling
caravan of officials was in
Chicago to solicit public reac-
tion on the government's ban-
ning of saccharine and Laetrile, ©

as the p

The evidence is strongly
support of the fact that the bulk
‘of lottery revenue has ‘its
source with the working class.
The already rich,can't ‘be
bothered. -Thus- lotteries be-
come another form, of regres-
sive taxation, with the lower
economic classes becoming the
victims.

Under the pretence . of
satisfying the gambling in-
stincts of respectable citizens,
lotteries are. political
signed-to win vot
crease revenues. Government

has moved into the business of -
competing with organized.
the multi-million :

crime for
dollar gambling market.

church
directory

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
7th Ave. South, Castlegar

Worship Service — 11 a.m.
Urea ad Bible Study 7 p.m.
rs eM M. Hi areas,

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Michae! Guinan

Ph. 365-7143
Satuday Night Mass 7 p.m.
Sunday Masses at
8a.m. and 10 a.m.

ST. MARIA GORETTI
Genelle 12 Noon

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430

Rev. Donald W. Reed”
Home 365-2630
Next to the Cloverleaf
Motel, Castleaird Plaza
Sunday School 9.45
+Family Worship 17 a.m.

Evening Worship 7 p.m.

dack Shock Ph. 365-2580

CHURCH OF CHRIST”
612- 10t pve 8.

Suni
Bible St Udy 10; 00 a.m.
Worship Service 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday
Bible Study 7: pm
Minister.

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
RCH.
405 Maple St., Castlegar

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

Sunday School 10:00 a.m.

* Rev. Ed Wegner, Pastor

APOSTOLIC CHURCH :
Phone 365-6317
Below the Castleaird Plaza
10.a.m. Sunday School
11.a.m, Worship Service’

Phone
Val Leiding, Youth Pastor
Phone 399-4753

Rey. Richard Klein: Pastor
112- 4th Ave. N.
365-3662 or 365-3664
Listen to the Lutheran
Hour, Sunday, 11:30 a.m.
CKQR

St. David's
9:45 a.m.

Parish Office:

Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Jolnt Service
(Rev. Ted Bristow)

ters — Rev. Desmand Carroll — Anglican
Mowe Rev. Ted Bristow — United

Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Class

Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.

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

for all Ages.
11 ‘am.: Family Worship

Opportunities to serve

365-8337

Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham

PENTECOSTAL
_ TABERNACLE

767 - 1st Ave., N.

Church: Ph. 385-5212
Summer Schedule
Combined Sunday School
and Morning Worship
at11a.m.

Evening Service7 p.m.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS.

BURT ritalin
* Publish:

RYON GUEDES, Editor

She eco LS EN

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“Flere let the presi the people's”
rights maintain, wnawed by
{influence and unbribed by

Thursday Horning September 1, ud

-_Sky-High | Fares

Magazine, put it, that “it is often chesper to
spend a week on the beach at Cancun—hotel and
meals included—than to fly from Vancouver.to
! Toronto’ and back,” the most appalling thing
about this is the amount of money which leaves
the country, with travelers but. does not return

‘AIR CANADA @e)

+ ‘There is something, wrong: with ‘a: federal -.
government ‘which has for.’ years |‘ urged :
Canadians to take the time and trouble to see
their own country but has continued to impede a

way in' which it would be less ex;
to do so.

Although about two million Canadians will

ywith them.

: In fact, Canadian tourists’ discovery of the
virtues of international charter flights is largely
“responsible for the national travel deficit which
tripled in 1975 and doubled again in 1976. Last
jyear. we spent $1.2 billion more abroad than
foreigners spent here.
<'ft/ would. appear ‘ the ‘restriction’ against
=, domeatlc charters has been one, of ‘the few

for, the

 gliliniés) Air Canada’ and CPAir, to cling to as
they struggle 'to regain the money they Tost last
year at least as a partial result of rivallry from
the international chartors.
Reports that both airlines: have been
working for months on special domestic charter
schemes for regular businessmen traffic are not

pensive for them

likely to comfort travelers who:have already
“spent large sums on summer vacation fares. *
Similarly, those: persons planning to fly. to
“various parts of Canada either for business or
t pleasure.in:the near future do not relish the
prospect of continuing for several more months
to pay regular prices until the airlines decide to 3
“unveil their new charters.

After years of losing revenue which might

have been spent at home, it is the responsibility

pay well over $125 million this year in charter > -of the federal government - to ensure im-

fares, they will not. spend a penny on charter
The same d for
“As in the past, natural boundaries. ‘continue’. :
to be: ‘among the most severe threats to national ©
unity. The last thing, we should have to-worry.
about is having ‘enough money left over

flights in . Canada.

regulations which say travelers must pay in i
advance, stay abroad for at least 10 days and
expect no refunds * also Prohibit domestic.

charters.

Aside: from ‘the revelation,’ as Maclean's,

mediately that Canadians are * not. being: ’

in their own: country:

once we've

‘to spend
them,

Pres teren U sen hee

ALLAN POTRERINGHAM
‘(From a regular: column in
-the Vanicouver Sun).
DOES IT HELP YOUR
: day to know that the operat
manager. for Regional - Transit

Toronto Star and submits that
here is a New Orleans cultural

“figure”. named Charlemagne

; the -
-cent Cleveland crash of two
vapid . transit’: trains... is. one
‘Thompson A; Nooner? ‘Or that

Dinker Fatterpaker has asked a’ ~
St.Paul, Minn., court: for per-

mission to change his name to

Deenker Flatterpaker? His old -

name is too; difficult: to pro-
nounce, he explained.
Allthis

last term—Okay C, Igwe. Dave
Matthews of Delta Toted on a
“Bear Lake, Utah, '

“Costa pohteese “and ‘Hedges:

“Capers, PhD,>Director:of the ©

San Diego’ Tnstitute for Trans-
tactional Analysis.

Geologist - J.B.P..: Sawyer.
‘came back from Lond ith a
> Rogal P ic: Society,

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- TUNCTION Sieve

»» Castloaird Plaza

program: showing: that one of’.
the \co-opted members of the’
of Man,’

register one -Fendish “Plurtz.
CBC Toronto producer George
Robertson on a trip to Cali-
fornia discovered Loyta Wood-

ing, author of ‘the Microwave ®

‘egey
Renck-Blush, ‘Instructor. of

(
the recone, Star.) -
MOST. PRESSING
ecuan on our Jane’s mind is,
when will she be old enough to
date? Our. daughter. will be 15

this month ‘and wants to know.”

To ‘answer’ her. ‘question,
Ive drawn upa dittle tal

wears an SS- helmet, leather
boots and jeans. that haven't
been washed since 1973,-and
has a disgusting tattoo on his
arm: 87.

If he carries.a package of
ciggies in the sleeve of’ his
T-shirt and considers Shirley.
and Laverne an intellectual ex-
perience: 78, -*

If-he's a. member. of ‘a
political party. dedicated to t!
overthrow of. the government, .

ment for a hobby: 71.

side, with more ‘than two words:
misspelled: 64. (°")".

IF .HE* PLAYS HIS
transistor on the beach or in the

+ body‘rub parlors: 31. i
Bs au pm,

Woit a Soub-Thvewi _ Owners

Tevolvers, ities war “surplaa’,

machine: guns, grenades, .etc.,

x Hite his dream to grow up
and one-day open.a string 9 of.

“Tf he got. less

If the picture he’ Fish his
girl friends for their wallet has

“ig number at the bottom, and

ands of hair: 51.

If he has shaved his head’

“like Kojak: 60%. -

If he belongs to’ a religion
that requires the sacrificing of
goats in‘the ‘mountains,’ paint-
ing your. face blue,“ or dancin,
ona street.corner. while. Playin

>. a:saxophone: 45, — $5
Tf he talks out loud ‘in
vies, rattles his popcorn bag,
makes rude remarks during the

seat: during the playing of. o
Canada: 41.
If he ‘gave hi -mother. a

“last Mother's Day, and a'set of: °

blue plastic wine. glasses: 39.
Loy IF HE~ WEARS: MORE,
cologne than his date: 87-°

If he considers it a big

night out to go downtown and

kat the window displays of |...
loak at he ie ee ‘when’ his date’s father talks

POTHe CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAY S:

includes both a front and side

‘views: 28.°

Ithe makes derogatory re-
marks about Australians: 27.

It hé: picks up ‘the ‘family.

pet, Sarah, by the neck, tail, or
the hair in‘ the armpits, and
‘says it doesn’t hurt her: 25.'

°> Tf hecwears earrings, or
cheers for the Toronto, Arges:

and. makes bombs ‘in his’ hase- =-love scenes, and slouches in‘ his: >

way: 21.

if he knows more than 47

waiters in the downtown area

:: by first name, or is referred to

as “Cold Hands" by more than
11 topless barmaids:' 19... < -

If he breaks out laughing

about how difficult things were
when he was young, and how he

_cused to walk 12 miles to. school
: ‘and back: 18557

Finally,- ‘Jane can. date at

”.16—if the boy's name is Prince

Andrew, and Ihave a talk with

his, mum and dad first to make
“Je sure he: comes

i "What could be fairer than
that?.

EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT

: is
{LES) CAMPBELL BS

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"RENE BRODMAN, SHOP FOREMAN -

ES, NEWS.

The Castie
+ the feaponolbll tye ‘of the advert!
4 1!

advertiser:
too asilsh an

ny errs In ad
leer. to read

itis tlrat. published

requeating epace. sha

:with:reaso!
ibe ine paid for at

‘accepted on
scventearent ‘of any, sedis of. rin he ‘event thet.
at portion. tsing space

any th

‘Names of Actual Persdns, have

been most.: dutiful “over: past
: months and the file is brim-
ming.

‘The meticulois Lionel Salt, Z
who ‘discovered Thompson A. _
Nooner,.also submits a director -°

of'the Spokane Civic ‘Theatre
‘who ‘ ¢ensored: a few: strong
words for: Cat’ on‘ a\‘Hot’ Tin

“Roof: “Firth | Chew... - Monty.

Drake submits Vancouver law:
yer’ Hoshang. Shroff. and a
member of the Victoria Counell

dale Progress, Trevor Lautens.

plucked a Tory candidate in the °

Ontario election, Spurge Near-

funeral home. owner*and ard oe

leader Groner’ Pitts. °f
well City,:Iowa, the

ler .to:
_ chop the rear. wall off: the city

hall to make way for a new pro-
ject was made’ by Mayor Deth-

+ slappi ry
“the ce ona London flight’

wn
New Miss B.C. Interia rior

Pass Ciaek Hessdente Show
Concern Over Continuing
- Vandalism in Area (:*

:
Castlegar tad District

is Myers Foggin. CBE.

The last-place ‘finisher in
the: voting“ for “Port Alberni
council with 220 votes was Pe-
tronella Nelleweg: -Arch | Mc:

‘goaltender’

whe
Selkirk KA College |

- invites applications { for. the position of

~ ADMISSIONS. AND ‘RECORDS.
i COORDINATOR:

Records: Coordinator. will be

The and:

Tosponatble to the Dean‘ of Student’ Services: for.

‘aspects: ofthe admissions,” records. and registration:
th College's. various’; programs and

e
“Ad .&*Sales Club, Lulu Calil-?
-wiliw of Eaton's. What we like
‘to: see are ‘such. dutiful: SVE-
FNAP fans as Anita Fellman of

; dean ¢ st health:sciences at Mc-,
in”, Home-;

“Allotted $1,740 From’:
Cultural Fun:

U
Lave Magazine; Arlie Mucks .-}-
Jr, executive director. of Wis.

/offlee or:
:“with® College/Univers!

id
Maerradat jegree‘or..the equivalent a well. as
jence.in statistical ‘analysis and Teportin and in
zation and supervision. Pevious experience
admissions and recor rds ani
computer. applications . ‘destreable.

Sal will be commensurate « with qualifications, te

E lary’: ;
é salary scale. Sxperloncs according to the edministrative ;

i Appllcations with, com| plete resume and references wilt
ress

up: to”

tember. 12, 1977. Add
spplleations eer :

“was - Aubrey Bumgard. John 3: :

Nichol. submits proof that in
Morgan City, La., the nation's
next-to-top bid on the “DU Com-
menor ive Model. 12. Shotgun’

note! via a letter in the New.
Statesman ‘that Anthony, and
Araminta:: Hippsalty-Coxe are
Hered The Book: af the

will. havea cnivegalty aa