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Despite the fact that the
Chilean military Junta has been
universally condemned, human
rights are constantly violated in
Chile.

Last December, the United
Nation's Human Rights Com-
mission condemned for the
third successive year the
Chilean Junta for the “system-
atic violation of human rights
and for the institutionalization

of torture as a method to
suppress the Chilean people”.

Last year three members
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Lib., went: to Chile on a fact-
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regime has been guilty since
4 ”, ”

Amnesty International—
an organization which works
for the release of political
prisoners throughout ‘the
world, recently sent out urgent
calls for the protection of
hundreds of persons arrested
and missing during the months
of May and August of last year.
The Junta has only acknow-
ledged a few of those arrested
and only five have been re-
leased.

The arrests affected dif-

ferent political groups and”

other opponents of the Junta.
In various cases, the Junta has

alleged that the missing per--

sons have gone into hiding, or
have left the country or have
died “in accidents”.

+ However, in many  in-
stances, there are strong argu-
ments against official reports of
accidental deaths.

There have been several
reports and studies carried out
by Canadian and Chilean
church organizations condemn-
ing and establishing clearly the
lack of freedom existing in
Chile today. =

It is this it

February mecting of Women's
Aglow Fellowship in Castlegar,
vice-president of Trail Aglow
chapter and area board rep-
resentative Mrs, Martha Heidt
of Fruitvale, related her per-
sonal experiences of a recent
trip she made to Ireael.

people as having a fierce pride
and an’ intense love’ of ‘their
land. They are eagerly awaiting
the appearance of their Messiah
on the Mount of Olives,

The next Agito meeting
,will be held on March 9,

While in she
visited most of the well-known
points of interest, including the
remains of a building believed
lo be Pilot's Judgment Hall,
which has been excavated by
archacologists. Here, several
pillars still stand, to which
prisoners were once tied and
Nogged, This was the site to
which Jesus was brought to
trial, convicted and scourged. -

She also visiled the Sea of
Galilee, as well as the Dead Sea
and the Qumran Caves. It is
here that a few years prior to
and following 1950, centuries-
old manuscripts of the Old
Testament were discovered.

. . The Dead Sea is extremely
rich in mineral sediment, which
is being mined and processed.
Much of the polash is used for
fertilizer to renew the land,
which before 1948 had been
desert. :

Today Israel has flour-
ishing citrus orchards which
yield two crops per year. The

- Megiddo Valley boasts huge

- Pages 3B'& 48

teleguide .

and are removeablo

Grand Forks
Aldermen Get

Reprimanded

Two Grand Forks Alder-
men have succeeded in getting
Council to consider a scheme
which would streamline con-
sideration of City business. But
their action earned them a
reprimand from Mayor Robert-
«son for the manner in which
they presented their proposal.

Ald, Bill Faminoff and Ald.
Hal Simcox submitted a resolu-
tion to Council in writing, which
id authori

farms and livestock
A massive tree-planting project
has been underway for some
time, and in 1976, six million
trees were planted by Ameri-
cans as a memorial to the six
million Jews who were killed in
Nazi Germany.

Israelis do not own their
homes.or farms. Instead these
are leased for 99 years with the
option of -renewal by future
members of the family. Most
buildings make use of solar
heat, and no natural commodity
is wasted. By law, all buildings
must be constructed of stone,
since there is litle-wood avail-
able.

There is no unemployment
in Israel. Welfare’ is‘ only for
those not fit to be employed.
However, the cost of living is
high. In November, gasoline
was $2 per gallon, a cup of
coffee $1, and an ordinary
Volkswagon auto was priced at
$7,000.

The major industry is
tourism, with 1,000 persons a
day entering the country.
During Christmas and Easter,
this figure is doubled.

Mrs. Heidt stated that the
most lasting impression for her
personally, in regard to her
trip, was the awareness that
the prophecies in the Old Testa-
ment concerning the land and
the people of Ireael are literally
being fulfilled in this present
day. : wns

Photo Contest :

Amateurs

An opportunity for am-
ateurs ‘and’ professionals to
have their work included in a

wall of evidence and a desire to
help in a small way that has

|. prompted the Castlegar. NDP

club to sponsor a ‘Pena—an

evening of visiting, singing, *

drinking and eating together.
The spirit of freedom is kept
alive in Penas which are tradi-
tional Chilean gatherings, even
though they are now outlawed
in Chile. :
The Pena, to be held in
Castlegar on March 12th, is a
benefit, the proceeds of which
will be turned over to the

major C on
British Columbia has been an-
nounced in Victoria by David
Hancock, president of Hancock
House Publishers Ltd.

Mr. Haneock says that the
book, British Columbia—Our
Land, to be published in the fall
of 1977, will be a large format

* edition (13% x 10) containing

about 165 color and bluck and
white pictures giving an over-
view of the province,

Ofthe 165, at least 100 will
be the work of independent

Chilean A
to further their struggle - for
human rights.

a and for each of
the 100 selected an award of

if app woult
four regular meetings to be
held each month, on-the 1st,

2nd, 8rd, and 4th ‘Tuesdays of -

the month. Up.to now there
have been only. two. regular
meetings and two Committee of
Council meetings per month.
It is the-two Aldermen's
contention that decisions on
some matters are being un-
necessarily delayed because

_ they. can’ only be officially

finalized at regular or special
meetings of Council. They fee)
‘that by holding more regular
meetings Council will be able to
expedite its business faster and
still have adequate time for
private, informal committee-of-
the-whole sessions.

When the proposal was
introduced to Council February
1,’ Mayor Jim Robertson's in-
itial reaction was to question
what it would achieve and to
admonish the two Aldermen for
not informing him in ‘advance
that they were considering.
such action, stating that he
“doesn’t like things being
sprung on me like this.”

Mayor Robertson con-
eluded by reminding Council hé
is an ex-officio member of all
committees and. therefore

should be kept ‘up to date on,

items of particular importance
being considered by Aldermen.
“T've got to know what's going
on if I'm to sit in this chair,” he
concluded.

and Pros

plus competition will close
April 30. .

“This will be a book of
great beauty,” Mr. -Hancock
states, “and one that will reflect
the highest standards in the art

of printing. British Columbia— -

Our Land will be a prestige

edition. It will give a sensitive -

overview of the physical char-
acter of the province—the
many faces of its landscape. in
the four seasons of the year. A.
text of about 15,000.words will
support the photographs.”
Coincident with the publi-
cation of British Columbia—Our

Land will be a travelling photo- . *

graphic. hibit containing a
vselection of the best color and
black and white photographs.
ing. in the book. The

$50 will be made. The $5,000-

Castlegar is not the only
community in the West Koot-
enays experiencing ‘parking
problems, “as: .the following
story from the Trail Times at-
tests:’
+A proposed parkade be-
hind The Bay and Super-Valu in
downtown Trail, has stalled
because the Roman Catholic

Bishop of Nelson asked too high,

a price-for six lots needed to

complete the land assembly.
Mayor Chuck Lakes told a

general meeting of the Trail

able’ to build the parkade. The
elty would also provide land at
normal market value; |.
Outgoing chamber ‘presi-
dent Bob Nuyens complained

’ that the city seemed to have

done noxt to nothing for three
years about a downtown park-
ade. Mayor Lakes took excep-
tion to Nuyens' remarks, saying
that the city had donc 8 great

THE. SIGN OF
WHO CARES

deal and was just as
at lack of progress as the

ble discus-

District Chamber of C
last Thursday that the bishop's
price. of $210,000 was about
three times the appraised value
of the land, and that city council
was reluctant to pay’ a price

sion of alternatives, a motion by
Tweed Daoust was passed
strongly urging the city to
expedite the parkade project
with a view to starting con-

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prompted city council, the
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LANDSCAPING, 1977

Kleine outlined a number of
financing formulas based on a -
800-car facility costing about
$1,500,000 to build.

C's Beer's i

tina during World Wi

tary

Castlegar & Slocan Park
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The Bay, he said, might for

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