CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 19, 1960

/ Your Turn

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to provide readers with a means of Indicating thelr stand
on important issues of the day. That's what Your Turn Is
all about — a chance for you not only to take a stand on
n Issue but to find out how many other peoptie feal the

same way.

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Criticized for several years for covert
ction involving the illegal opening of mail
ind other civil rights violations, RCMP
Emembers have complained restraints on
itheir activities have hindered their effec-
tiveness in law enforcement. One RCMP of-
ficial recently cited restrictions which would
deny police access to the medical records of
hijackers and other dangerous offenders as

tain police should be subject to the same
laws as the general public. What do you

an example..Civil rights proponents main-,

say?

law enforcement?

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The deadline for this week's ballots is 5 p. m.
Tuesday, March 2s. The Seceline for last week's vote

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was 5 p-m. Tuesday, March 18.

MARCH 11 RESULTS: 100 per cent of votes cast agreed:
he seven-year ban on uranium mining and exploration in B.C.’
should be extended to include nuclear power.

Pulpit & Pew 74
by Ministers in tneHEE Kootenay.

\

Pastor JOHN A. HILL
Calvary Baptist Church

When I was first asked
to write an article for this
column, all I could think of
was “mission impossible.”

A few years ago there
used to be a television show
called “Mission Impossible”
in which the heroes always
accomplished the impossible
task. The show was of great
interest toa large number of
people and enjoyed good
ratings for a long time.

Let me ask you a ques-
tion: What is it in this kind of
make-believe that draws us
to the television every week?

In contrast the “Mission
Impossible,” in real life we
see the United Nations’ mis-
sion to Iran which seemingly
achieved little, if anything,
and consequently . will be
quickly forgotten. Why?

The answer to both of

these questions is that every.

one of us wants to do some-
thing that others are not
doing, or cannot do; some-
thing worthwhile for ‘people
to take notice of, and say,
“Hey! that’s really some-
thing, I wish I could do that.”

But, if that person that
you or I admire is a Christian,
we would probably say, “It
wasn't him or her at all, it

must have been God — he or”

she couldn't do that.” This is
often true because God
works in men's and women's
lives to do what man cannot
10.
Man cannot decome a

only forgive our wrong-doing
and thinking, ‘but’ He. will
make a new person of you,
making you something you
could never achieve yourself,
and doing the: impossible: in

x your life,'as well as giving
Christian or do the impos- you eternal life. | -

sible on his own. Only God That's the greatest im-
can achieve “mission impos- possible mission for you and
sible” for you. He can not .1.

Kokanee Rock Club

receives invitations

Kokanee Rock Club i

members have received two
invitiations to attend shows

. sponsored by other rock

clubs in the province.

Surrey, .Rockhounds
have invited the local club to
their show. .March 22.23,
while the: Victoria -club sent
notice of its show on April
17-19, ,

Twenty members were
in attendance at the recent
meeting of the Kokanee club,
where Bob Armstrong was
guest speaker. A rendezvous
was scheduled for May 16-19
at the Anglican Church camp,
10 miles north of Kelowna.

It was reported that the
picture is progressing and

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Instructors are needed
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men's and women's keep fit.

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Registered nurses are
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An experienced land-
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Fully experienced certi-
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Salary is negotiable. (965)

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was on display. Raffle tickets
are now being sold. Prizes
will be displayed in Weltches
window.
: Meeting was adjourned
and Isabel. Gerrara enter-
tained with slides of her re-
cent trip -to California. Re-
freshmients were served by
Gloria and Tom Wilkinson
and Irene Burdett,

Phil Prysianiuk ‘was the
winner of the prize for the
raffle.

“Theatre ener dl Ba

‘meets theatre
proponents

At a meeting with Arts
Centre proponents last Wed-
nesday night at Verigin In-:
dustries Ltd., theatre design

consultant Paul Landry “e Texe~'

plained the. allocations.;for
performing arts space in' tho”
Esplanade Developmen i
proposal, abe
The Esplanade Develop-"
ment ‘proposal calls for a°tnix'-
of arts, residential and coln-
mercial facilities to bed
veloped in a‘ modernistic,
peaple-oriented complex in’
the Esplanada area in down-

“town Trail bordered by Vic-

toria St., Bay Ave., Eldorado
St. and the Columbia River..
Co-ordinator Elmer Ver-
‘igin noted at the meeting the
arts centre facilitiés are the
number one priority in the
proposal, He said coat esti-
mates have been determined
for the various’ participants
in the complex which will.be
announced soon. He said the
costs are “in the ballpark” of.
what was anticipated when
the feasibility‘study statted
several months ago.

Architect Clay noted .

that. the project is still very.
open to ‘changes.

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precedence. In the’ sum-
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Davis’ career; and’ he
tremendous understending
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Jay.Dee Daugherty from: The
Patti’ Smith Group, ‘and
Peter. Hoffman, from
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they worked like
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AXEFS. because their,
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‘pay ment on the coal bill. [re-
ember: watching my moth-
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midnight,. when's!
noonewaslooking.

want to be. They dread the

cold. They fear poverty. ‘They

search, sometimes desperate-

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cocoon to go back to,’ where
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grim Old;’ Man.
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And modern economy lets
: -_hard-
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rn
‘lars dwindle into cents.: They.

icome. close. to heart attacks’.”

74 swamp. If Smiley.‘calls: the

because they “were ex-*

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blue; chip: stocks. If Smalley
buys gold mining stock, buy a f

Tories to win, vote Liberal. If
Smiley buys an ounce of gold, .

lump yours fast, becuase it © mar
will ‘drop $200 overnight. If
: Smiley gets into seat-belts,
because they are compulso:
you ‘get out. ‘The law:
change.

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leciged to show them the movies

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party. Two of the couples
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juests pay for their dinner

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