CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, November 24, 1977

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By Pastor, DONALD W. REED —

It's called “The Modern
Little Red Hen.” I can't give a
credit line because I don't know.
who wrote it,

Once upon a time there
was a little red hen who
scratched about the barnyard
until she discovered some
grains of wheat. She called her
neighbors and said. “If we plant
this wheat we shall have bread
to eat. Who will help me plant
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“Not 1,” said the cow.

“Not 1," said the pig.

“Not 1,” said the duck.

“Not I,” said the goose.

“Then I will,” said the little
red hen. And. she. did.’ ‘The
wheat grew tall and riped ie
golden grain,“Who willbe}
reap’ my « “wheat?” aske ‘ihe
little red hen. ‘

-“Not I,” said the duck.

“Out of my classification,”
said the pig.

“Td lose my seniority,”
said the cow.

“Td lose my unemployment
compensation,” said the goose.

“Then I will,” said the little
red hen. And she did.

At last it came time to
bake the bread. “Who will help
me bake the bread?” asked the
little red hen.

“That would be overtime
for me,”. said the cow.

“T'd lose my welfare bene-
fits,” said the duck.

*I'm a dropout and never
learned how,” said the pig.

“If I'm to be the only
helper, that’s discrimination,”
said the goose.

“Then I will,” said the little
red hen. She baked five loaves
and held them up for her
neighbors to see.

Clock Lover ©
Had No Time
For. His Wife

A 27-year-old, hompial.
of--Hannover-»' We

Germany, who had more time .

for his collection of 230 clocks
and watches than for his wife
has been divorced and ordered
by a court to pay alimony.
The wife, 25 said his hobby
seriously strained their income,
but instead of cutting down

“spending: on ‘his. clocks, he

slashed ‘her housekeeping
money by almost half.

In the night she was often
awakened by. chimes’ and tick-
ing and then sometimes  dis-
covered her husband tinkering’
with clock mechanisms, she told
the court.

They, all wanted some and
in fact demanded a share. But.
the little red hen said, “No, I
can eat the five loaves by
myself.”

“Excess profits,” cried the

“Capitalist leech,” scream-
ed the duck,

“I demand equal rights,”
yelled the goose.

‘And the pig just grunted. ”
And they painted “UNFAIR”
picket signs and marched round

“and round the little red hen,
shouting obscenities.

When the government
agent came, he said to the little
red hen, “You must. not be

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“Exactly,” said. the agent.
“That is the wonderful’ free .
enterprise system. Anyone in:
the barnyard can earn as much
as he wants. But under our
modern “ government’ regul
tions the productive workers:
thust divide their product with’: .
the idle.”

And they lived happily
sever after, including the little
‘red -hen, who. smiled . and
elucked,.“I am grateful; I am
grateful.”

But her neighbors wonder-
ed-why she never seein baked
any more bread.

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ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Michael Guinan

Ph. 365-7143
Satuday Night Mass 7 p.m.
Sunday M at

8a.
ST. MARIA GORETTI
Genelle 12 Noon

Anglican
and
United

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHU
405 Maple St., Castlegar

; GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
~ 7th Ave.; South, Castlegar’
;punday Schoo joo] 9: aoa: .
Worship Service
Tuesday Bible Suudy. 7 am:
warm welcome to all.
sMiniaer tN H.M. A Llarvey

* CHURCH OF HAST
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Worship Service 10:45 a.m.

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Bibles
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, 812-101

Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
“Everyone Welcome’
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
}5-3662 or

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1401 Columbia Ave.

8 a.m. Eucharist
9am. Anglican Worehip
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Calvary Baptist
Church

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Phone 365-6317
Below the 2 Gastioaird Plaza

- * Phone
Val Leiding, Youth Pastor
Phone 399-4753

6809 Merry Creek Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel,
Castleaird Plaza

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CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South
“Learning” “Worshiping”
“Serving”
Sunday: 9:45 a.m, Class
for all Ages. .
*-11 am. Family Worship
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.

- Opportunities to serve

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Parish Office:
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Ministers:
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. Rev. Téd Bristow,
United

Family Bible Hour.
am,
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11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise
6:30 p.
Wed., Bible a Study
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Church Ollfice: 365-3430
Rev. Donald W. Reed,
Pastor: 365-2630

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Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham |
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RYON GUEDES, Editor ‘

‘Thursday Morning, November 24, 1977

The Most Persuasive Voice ©

The ball is in our court,

:.As reported in: the Castlegar News last
week and repeated on the front page this week,
Mayor Audrey Moore has appealed to citizens
for; their support ‘in negotiations with the
provincial government for a new water supply.

* She, has invited members ‘of the business
community and other concerned citizens to tell
the municipal affairs, economic development and
environment ministries about their. dissatis-
nee pity Costlenar’a Brcpent water system. will

wi e ‘public's last chance, ‘the, mayor
said, to have any input on this issue before thee umuenes on that meeting ;
meets with city council | * The coupon on Page Al of ‘this week's

Castlegar News provides one easy way in which
we can demonstrate our desire for a new water
supply. All the coupon requires is your name
and address and to be mailed to city hall in order
to'impress upon. ministry: officials that® their

assistance is needed.

Those of us who disagree | with the state
ment on the coupon or feel it'is not’ suffi ciently

‘and development of the city as‘ was. its
amalgamation in 1974. We have been asked to
evaluate both the decisions of our city council
thus far and the provincial and federal govern-
ments’ reactions to those decisions.

However eloquently our mayor, couticil and
city staff may argue for federal and provincial
government funds, the most perauasive Voice at
that Dee. 2 meeting will be that of the public. A
concerted sleet by all of us at this time, be it
have a

ott vc certainly be easy to-sit back and
look at our newly-elected city.council members
and assume we've exercised the fullextent of
our civic. esponsibility for the next two years.
But our. participation inthis or any level ‘of
government should not be limited to something
we leave behind at the ballot box, any more than
a political’: candidate's. responsibility to the

‘By RICHARD GWYN:
(From a syndicated column.)

HEALTH. AND WEL-,
fare Minister Monique Begin, in’
her Impulsive and erratic way,
has managed during a luncheon
chat .with.Carleton University.
students to say more that's to
the point about the RCMP
crisis than anyone else has so
far.

The: RCMP, said Bogin,
“consider they report to Parlia-
ment through a minister called
(Solicitor-Genera)) Francis Fox
right now, who is just a voice or
a messenger.”

Ministers who tried to act
as more than messengers could
have their bluff called, Begin
said. “If a: minister sets a
meeting with all the directors
and wants to see files and all
that, he doesn’t know and none
of us-know what's the next
atop.. They (RCMP) can be
using their. gadgets any way
they want. They can be bug-
ging you. First thing you know
there's. a leak ‘in the news-
papers.”

Called to account by oppo-
sition MPs, Begin has Been

SWE AL

“IF.YOU CAN'T LICK “EM. JOIN ‘EM”

RELIGION ‘should ‘unite ‘all hea! g 2
and ‘disputes to ‘Vanish from th

! give: birth ‘to’ spirituality, : and

fo each heart. If religion becomes @ cau:

like, hatred ‘and’division, it’ were ‘batter: to be’ will

out It, and to withdraw from'such‘a religion woul

be truly a religious ‘act, For it Is slest that the pur:
i

pose of a remedy ‘is’ to cure; he. remedy.

ives, not the day-to-day tactical
decisions—is ' properly. tight.
While the RCMP. knows it must
fight’ ‘against. drugs “because
these’ are “prohibited © by the
Criminal Code,’ the “RCMP

_ security branch smust: have’ its ©

strong can state their. own views in
letters. Those who wish to voice their: support
but are uncertain as to, what they. wish to sa}

voters ends when he or she is elected. Elections
are only ‘part ‘of an ongoing . process of
evaluation.

‘And now we have been invited to

_ participate in an issue as crucial to the growth | But we all should show our:concern. |:

- Giont Step Forward. :

(As discussed ia our r editorial last week, the: “curbs, faving, ete. and now want to embark ona

Group of Charitable program for underground wiring. and services,
* facade’ theme, : sidewalks, landseaping, reat
+ Beas, parking, ete. ete.

The program was initiated | ‘through the’
Nakusp and District Chamber of Conimerce and -

has the support of members of the chamber who
own

‘When the Foundation is contacted, and a.
representative comes to Nakusp to discuss the:

*. The: Village. of ‘Nakusp took a giant’ step
forward at the regular meeting on Monday night:
when council decided to approach the Devonian :
Foundation ‘for assistance in © planning “and
developing a program’ of upgrading . the. main
atreet of Nakusp. ‘

This“ foundation? rupees. T funding ‘and
expertise, for’. upgrading historic: town :'*:
business sectiona. They will a in ‘the: beautifi-
cation of a town or buildings and still retain the:
old-time flavor... e

---Couneil has already: made m moves to upgrade

plans, a committee of couneil, ‘the planning and.
industrial development committee, ‘Chamber of
Commerce and local businessmen will be struck
to explore the project: further: 3 °./):
‘The downtown. area’ of: Nakusp’ certainly
> needs a facelifting ' and this looks like
chieve it. With: the federal - and < provincial
funding drying up, it is a wonderful opportunity
forNakusp to. have’ this: Foundatiba: offering
funding: for such projects. °*:
“We certainly hope that’ his
long to get going as the

+ ‘can find | assistance ;‘ at‘’ the’ letter-writing.
workshop’ which continues until this evening.

allies and perba:

Dare Labial that he was no
ted |, wide.

shouldn't be. On both aia
even if'she: ought not to have
‘aimed at them in public, Begin
was dead on. 3 :

t IT“-18 SIMPLY, AND
thankfully, ‘unimaginable | that

|: the? RCMP.: could indulge ‘in

‘political: blackmail in the.man-
of former FBI chief ~
Edgar Hoover who deterred

“|: three: presidents from retiring

letting slip dirt he knew

residents’. political
on the presi-
dents; themselves,’"John F.

anothel matter. Cabinet: mini-
n convinced
that, the: RCMP: was the source

‘The? RCMP. is ako’ ‘sus-

“pected as the ‘source for. the

jleaki'of: a highly, confidential,
sade ‘intelligence head: Michael |

“réfere: adum: four Yyears 2 a

courses of action soon, has: the
choice narrowed ‘down to at Bune where the criminal is
out. of hospital.
hog but moat © an only be

nted.

\ Canadia weird—they
look: to Ottawa { for the cure.
when Ottawa: is, in fact, the.
disease. ; r

‘There are two things you
should never do from a sense of
duty, and the other one is read
a book. = es

sania thes é a ‘A liberal is a man who sces
aa ate ey ot roe
friends, but ‘nobody ‘ever ‘told - except own. agen

ject, has. You remember,’we voted‘ forsthat:

me“ he was fed up with his
enemies.

A comm

7A ‘aceat is a man who
loathes "dictatorships but

. spends his; holiday .in. one. ©
because he feels safer and gets

posse:
will be. wearing: the
downs and eating macaronh;

e ‘Angle Saxon ‘pean are |.

considering threes: better value for his money.

tricks of the trade. Few
‘et Doug or Marv ‘Kragh solve’ the. trade.
your toot ing | problems: See «
he things women do for
love are almost as
the things men do. for are
B "es

oC edy

_ Worst *'about
women. If.’ you: wan!

“the worst about ' women, talk to
women. *:

D EVERY THURSDAY MORNING ar
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Publisher from Aug. 7, 1947 to Feb. 15, hide

RENE : snoDM Ny SHOP FOREMAN..
Lois HUGHES, MANAGING EDITOR

funny. They apologize for
brushing. agains! 4

to know

‘the’ politiciar Ala, has done
"us.a'service. SI je has di

net colleagues a disservi

-|{time, by: reminglng 2s us that the

ticiains sot
out of jail before his victim is ti

thatthe RCMP, solely and ex-

*clusively, “is” responsible « for

security.
THE 19,000- MEMBER.

Suly,'1975,° memo by security.

govel a
has-u: the ‘good:name.of the.”
RCMP to‘create the impression

urban

terrorists, separatist defined :

for it by the politicians. :

NOW_ IMAGINE” YOUR-

self a Mountie in 1972-74, the
years when the illegal activities

were ‘done. You would ‘know,
because ‘security | is ‘a closed

TS

A Year Ago.

shop, that the defence depart-
ment, which does report to a
minister, was spying on trade

unions, You would know that:

the’ solicitor-general’s' own ‘se-
curity planning and: analysis
group knew of your activities,
but gave no instructions for
them to stop.. Would: you: not
have assumed you were doing
what the politicians wanted you
to ‘do—provided only ‘they
didn’t know, officially, how you
were doing it?) *

To each criticism, Fox has”
+ replied that the matter will be’

studied by the McDonald Royal

‘Commission. The commission's

mandate, though, is limited to

Headlines from’ the front’

page of the ba News ‘of.
Nov. 26,:1976:
oe ee
Environment Minister Notes
Steps Taken by CanCel Here
. * i. * *
Webster Wins Trustee.
Seat by One Vote
ee ee
: Grand Forks Slag
: See is Negotiated
s
‘ Woliiee Tew City
Takeover of Airport
Or eet naan
Eyes Krestova Dump
As Major Retuse Site

of.. the ROMP.”. It , is. the |

¥ jing
slopes Lal fa into the clear wal
2 have

of white sand that
po L lake Pend. Oral
impts elegance and spact peas
ith, lacie lar views of the lake

tting beckons you to telex or. troll the
around and tennis ca!

activities of members of. the
iiful

~ at best; implicit directives at

worst—that need to be studied.
To examine how ‘the ‘poli-

ticlans have led—or have mis-

led—the “RCMP, a new com-
mission like the 1965 inquiry by.
Judge: Frederic: Dorion into

‘political: influence-peddling. is
needed.

BY ‘KEEPING © PUBLIC
attention onthe RCMP, Fox is

Es keeping’ attention’ away. from
> the politicians. The RCMP. may

not be entirely displeased. The

last thing it, would: want, - as
>+ Begin’ has. reminded | us, is: a
: of

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