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Christmas with meaning

By JANE HARRISON

TORONTO (CP) — Rev.
Bruce McLeod will spend
Christrias in a poor refugee
camp in the Honduras and he
considers it “A wonderful
privilege.”

The urban and articulate
former moderator of the
United Church of Canada is
part of a team observing the
movement of refugees into
the interior of Honduras from
camps near the border of El’
Salvador. He is not only un-
daunted by the prospect but
excited about being there at
this time of the year.

“It’s easier to get at tho
meaning of Christmas in a
place like that,” McLeod said
in an interview.

“After all, Christmas hap-
pened in a refugee camp,
really — with people who
were poor and away from
home — and it still happens
in places like that more viv-

idly.
“It's tough to keep one's

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of 127 Columbia Ave., Castlegar,
B.C. hereby apply to the Com:

Ne jer Rights for a
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flows south eost sand discha:
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ated Bo the 26th Day

1981 thes Yepos posed
point of diversion or site of the
dam and on fand or mine

sed a1
ies were filed in the office
a the fater Recorder at Nelson,
Op jections to thi fication
may be tiled with the sald Wat

awareness honed -in this
country. ‘There, suddenly
your priorities ‘become dif-
ferent.”

Despite its return to de-
mocracy after more than 10

years of military rule, Hon-
He is strife-ridden and
poverty-stricken.

Incidents of terrorism have
increased this fall and less
than two weeks ago a worker
from a Roman Catholic
Church agency was killed.

AREA UNDEBSTAFFED

“There are two United Na-
tions staff people to provide
protection along a tense bor-
der area at least

does ‘in fact inhibit the ter-
rorist activitics.”.

‘That MeLeod would rather.
be working in a poor Central
Amorican country than in the
comfort of his own wellhoeled
parish just north of here
comes as no surprise. For
years the 51-year-old clergy-
man has been doing the kinds
of things that other people
only talk about.

They include a stint in Viet
Nam in 1955 (“that’s what
changed me"), a year at a
camp for abandoned children
in Costa Rica and a term on
the Ontario Human Rights
Ce (he quit when

80,000 refugees. If they
weren't sadly

the civil servant was ap-
pointed

there would be no need for
international observers.
“Our role will be to watch,
listen, talk, take pictures and
come back to report to the
Evangelical Committee for
International Development
and Emergency (an interde-
nominational church agency).
“It’s been found that the
presence of the observers

‘circuit — they

UNAFRAID TO CRITICIZE
And he’s never been afraid
to criticize when he thinks
tte deserved.
“There's the cocktail party

on WKPL board

The appointment of Dr.
John Stefanelli to the board
of direct:rs of West Koot-
enay Power and Light Com-
pany, Limited is announced

-by J.A. Drennan, president

and chief executive officer.

Dr. Stefanelli, a former
long-time resident of Trail, is
a well-known physician and
surgeon in the Kootenays. He
is now residing at Christina
Lake and is carrying on his
practice in the Grand Forks
area. Over the years he has
been involved in many com-
munity and medical organi-
zations and has been instru:
mental in the success of a
number of community devel-
opments,

In making the announce-
ment, Drennan said the ap-

may live there .— but the
church workers, who are not
handing out Bibles but are
helping people help them-
selves, know the situation.”

Bread lines get

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
state of the country's econ-
omy is reflected in the bread
lines outside The Sisters of

ch the Atonement convent: in

downtown Vancouver.
Sister Sheila, one of the

Franciscan nuns doling out

the sandwiches, says the

afternoon lines of poverty- |.

stricken’ men and women

“are as big as they've ever
been.”

The nuns now give away as

many as 1,400 sandwiches — -

twin-packs of salmon. and
peanut butter — each day.

There are more young
people in the lines than ever,
the sister said.

Darrel Aldridge, 28, re-
cently released from Maple
Ridge’s Alouette River jail

er for drug addicts ‘and alcohol-

ics, was one of. those waiting

in in line.

hl

Publleatign of the application.
The date of first Publication is

Dec. 16, 198).

NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

Secled tenders for propane
ection’ and venting for 20
Unit heaters at Harrop Forest

Ministry Comptroller at Room
, 612 Johnson Street, Vic-
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fications ‘may
jer December 17,

(2) Sothern: interior Con:
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Cranbrook VIC 4J2.

ns may be viewed and/or
obtained ofter ‘Docenber 7,
1981 from:

qa) jRegional Manager,
Ministry of Forests. 516
toke Street, Nelson VIL

(2) tSintcat Services Branch,
Ministry of Forests, 1061
ay Street, Victoria V8W

(3) Rirsary Superintendent,
Harrop Nurs km
East of Nelson.

fl inquiries should be made
the Technical Services
Branch, Phone: 387-1784.

Tenders must be made subject
to the conditions of tender and
submitted on the forms and in
the envelopes supplied.

No tender shall be considered
having any qualit ing clauses

whatsoever and the lowest or
any tender will not necessarily
be accepted.

R. Stewart,
Acting Director,
Technical Services

Historia
25

In the three months since
his release, he says he has

AA® filled out more than 100 job

applications and is still trying
to find work.

He gets a $310 monthly
welfare cheque and pays $170
for his housekeeping room.

“That's why I eat at the
‘Sally Ann and get religion
every day and also get free
sandwiches here,” Aldridge
says bitterly.

“The government seems to

take a lot more care of immi-.

grants than they take care of

the Canadians.”

NO TRAVELLING MONEY
Ken Corrigan, 26, who

hails from Ottawa, would go

back East for Christmas if he

had the money.

Corrigan currently is ap-

pealing a $55-a-month cut in

his $820 monthly welfare
cheque.

He is bitter. about rising
cafeteria prices in the city’s
drop-in centre not far from
the convent.

Since early November, the

Supper has increased to $1.75
from $1.50.

Evelyne Saller, cafeteria
manager, says it’s no use
blaming the city.

“It’s still the best deal in
town,” she explains. “Where
else could you get a full meal
for $1.75?”

Stringer McDonald, 56, a
worker with the Downtown
Eastside Residents’ Associ-
ation, says the street. people
are caught in the squeeze of
welfare cuts, increasing rents
and skyrocketing food prices.

“Every time you go into a
shop: with $20 bill, the bag
gets smaller and the bill dis-

appears faster,” he says.
“When I think of some-

_ thing for breakfast, I don't

think of bacon and eggs, I
have rolled oats for break-
fast.”

He and his friend George
will spend Christmas playing

the num-
ber of directors from seven to
eight and reflects the com-
pany’s desire for greater
community involvement in
the company’s

cribbage and having a juicy
$10 cut of ham.

“That.way we don't bother
anybody with families for
Christmas.”

As for the ham, it will be
his “best cut of meat” until
next Christmas.

DR. JOHN STEFANELLI

By SAMUEL Koo
VATICAN CITY (AP) —
‘Pope John Paul said in his

right and duty to use ap-
propriate means against “an
unjust agressor” t~ protect
“their existence and free-
dom.”

Vatican analysts said it
seemed clear the Pope was
referring, among other
things, to the turbulence in
Poland. But they noted the
message was written Dec. 8,
five days before Poland's
Communist leaders clamped
martial law on the pontiff's
homeland.

The Pope attacked “par-
ticular groups” abusing théir
power to “impoge their yoke

‘Sewer project hit.
with second fire

GANGES (CP) — A barge.
being used to build a new -

sewer line on Saltspring Is-
land was hit by fire Monday
night, the second blaze on the
controversial project since it
started last summer.
Ganges RCMP said a diesel
generator on the. barge;
owned by Tidewater Marine
Ltd., was damaged.
Another Tidewater barge,
being used to lay pipe in the
harbor, was extensively dam-

aged by fire Aug. 21.

Police concluded the blaze
was deliberately set, but ar-
son is not suspected in the
fire Monday.

The fire was confined to
the generator and a storage
tank containing 90 gallons of
diesel fuel.

Some residents of this Gulf |

Island community have been
lobbying to have the sewer
project halted, saying it is
not necessary. :'

CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 23, 1981

Longtime areaman Pope critical of aggressors

on whole societies. -

“An excessive desire for
expansion impels some na-
tions to build their prosperity
with a disregard for, indeed
at the expense of, others’
happiness,” the pontiff said in
a 21-page message to mark
the Roman Catholie Church's
world day of peace Jan. 1.

Asked at a news confer.
ence whether the Pope was
suggesting how Poles should
respond under the current

. crisis, Rev. Jan Scott, sec-

retary of the Pontifical Com-
mission for Justice and
Peace, said the pontiff “just
outlined general principles.”

EXPOUNDS ON RIGHTS
Expounding on the rights
of Christians to defend them-
selves, the pope referred to a
Second Vatican Council
(1962)65) document, Gaudi-
um et Spes — Joy and Hope.

“openly and fearlessly resist”

5

orders that violate basic

available in six other lan-

guages — Polish, English,

Gorman, Italian, Spanish and ,
Portuguese. It was sent to

heads of state of all the

world’s nations, and was dis-

tributed throughout the Ro-

man Catholic Church.

The pontiff accused some
unnamed countries of pur-
suing “unbridled national-
ism" and plans for domin-
ation, which he said force
other nations to choose be-
tween satellite status or “an -
attitude of competition and
hostility.”

Meanwhile, in another de-
velopment, the Vatican said
the Pope will visit Nigeria
and Gabon on a week-long
trip in February.

- It would be the pontiffs

, first visit abroad since he was

shot and wounded in an
assassination attempt last

-May.

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