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BOAT TOPS.

“Quality at Reasonable Prices”

FORCED to sell: Female return
ves cow
feturn March 12.

$75. Ph. 365-5726 otter 7 p.m.
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All our boat tops are custom fit, not
copied from an old top and altered to fit.
We use the best materials we can find,

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Pulpit & Pew

Church

There are times when I
think that Christians should
have as part of our symbolic
life, the stethoscope as well
as the cross. Of course, the
cross is self-evident, in terms
of its symbolic level.

It reminds us — first of all,
of Jesus Christ's sacrifice for
us and the consequent re-
moval of the burden of our

lives to Jesus Christ. The
stethoscope can also speak to
us.
If the cross is a reminder of
what has been done for us,

the stethoscope can be.s re
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minder of what the

minds us to stop — to take
the time to actively listen to
what is going on around us. It
reminds us to listen to the
rhythms of life in friends,
neighbors and family and to
listen for the irregularities in
those rhythms that may sig-
nal problems.

The apostle Paul writes
that the mouth can speak
only what is in the heart. In
his time, the heart included
the mind — as some refer to
it, the “seat of cognition.” It
is the task of the mouth to
say what is in the heart.

We all know, however,
that what is in the heart and
mind does not always make it
to the mouth. Sometimes
that’s just as well; often it
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By Rev. JIM FERRIER does. The stethoscope re- are to keep in close touch
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with what is in the heart.

{t is said that the first rule
of philosophy is “know thy-
self.” This is still a good rule
— particularly when we
know ourselves in relation to
those around ps and in re-
lation to God.

The stethoscope reminds
us that, in the midst of all the
“cries of the heart” God, too,
is crying out to us. Our
stethoscope reminds us that
we must at times, stop and
take the time to actively lis-
ten for the voice of God.

Whatever the stethoscope
that you might wish to use
might be, stop — take the
time to listen for God's voice
in the rhythm of life.

Auxiliary
starts well

1986 has started well for
the South Slocan Chapter of
the Kootenay Lake District
Hospital Auxiliary. The chap-
ter’s executive consists of
president Mary Axworthy,
secretary Carol Ridge, treas-
urer Hazel Varney, first vice-

Allenbrand, archivist Merla
Ridge and reporter Estelle
Barton.

Members have given $200
to the Candy Stripers fund
and $100 to the hospital
library.

A letter of thanks was sent
to the West Kootenay Power
and Light Co. for its $100
donation.

The Nelson hospital's New
Year's baby received a hand-
knit sweater from the group.

Five hundred more copies
of the Christmas cookbook
are being printed. and five
members are assembling a
Dresdon patterned quilt,
materials for which were
donated by Olive Muir.

A bake sale will be held at
the hospital March 6. Tannis
Penny will again bake and
decorate a cake which will be
raffled at the sale.

Zena Ursuliak, Director of
the Slocan Valley Recreation
Commission, was the guest
speaker at the January
meeting.

She suggested that if the
many local volunteer organi.
zations could meet occasion.
ally everyone would find it
rewarding.

At the February meeting
held at Sadie Hammond's

workers for the Boy Scouts,
told the group of their efforts
to raise funds to send four
boys to Japan.

IN_APRIL

71 to become
citizens

By CasNews Staff

Seventy-one West Koot

enay residents — including
33 from Castlegar — will be
sworn in as new Canadians in
April.
According to the Castlegar
Multicultural Society new
Canadians from Castlegar,
Grand Forks, Trail, Ross-
land, Nelson, Kaslo, Ymir
and Winlaw will take part in
the ceremonies.

The 33 Castlegar appli-
cants represent eight differ-
ent nationalities.

The residents will have
their hearing before a judge
at 3 p.m. Saturday, April 12
in Castlegar Council cham-
bers. Those -receiving their
citizenship will be questioned
on their knowledge of Can
ada.

The swearing-in ceremony
will take place at 3 p.m. April
13 at Stanley Humphries
Secondary School with a
banquet to follow at 5 p.m. A
multicultural stage show will
be one of the highlights of the
banquet.

Mayors and representa-
tives from other cities be-
sides Castlegar are being in-
vited to welcome their new
citizens.

In Sunday's event, the new
citizens will be sworn in be-
fore a judge “in great pomp
and circumstance,” says
Colin Pryce, president of the
Multicultural Society.

“We did such a good job
last year,” notes Pryce. “We
already have people (appli-
cants) for next year.”

Pryce added that some of
the applicants for citizenship
have been in Canada for 20
years.

Last year 85 residents be-
came new Canadians.

Pryce credits the idea of
helping residents to become
citizens to Alexia Turner.

“It's a good thing for the
multicultural society to do,”
Pryce added.

He said classes for appli-
cants will start soon. The
classes are intended to pre
pare residents for the hear.
ing before a judge.

wage subsidy up to a maxi-
mum of $2.50 per hour. Edu-
cational institutes and muni-
cipalities will receive 100 per
cent of the provincial min-
imum wage.

Tourist information cen-
tres will receive $4 per hour
plus mandatory employee
benefits, and non-profit

nizations and museums
will receive 100 per cent of
the provincial minimum
wage, plus employee benefits
and up to $20 per work week
for project costs.

The employment must be
for 30 to 40 per week
and run for a tinimum of six
weeks between April 28 and
Sept. 5. Appliation deadline
is March 14. Therefore any
employer interested in this
program should contact the
Canada Employment Centre
at 835 Spokane St. for an
application immediately.
Last year, under just the
federal portion of Challenge
"85, over 100 positions were
funded using over $231,000.
This year the student office is
anticipating over 120 posi-
tions being created from the
federal portion of Challenge
"86.

To help employers with’
Challenge ‘86, the Canada
Employment Centre for Stu-
dents is now open. Returning
to act as supervisor is Sal
Johal.

Johal, a graduate of the
University of British Col-
umbia with three years’ ex-
perience in student employ-
ment, says that last summer,

and householders,
student office recorded its
best showing ever in terms of
finding jobs for students.

office providing employment
for many of the over 900
students that had registered.

He hopes that this kind of
support will again be shown.

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MARCH 1, 1986
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