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“For alll of you who fear that architecture has been taken
over by the builders of the black goblin-t

Westminster

heart of'every:man’s dignity, ‘carry

. shoebox manufacturers and that the seculor spirit’ has
> totally conquered this land — fear not;’ all ‘is not lost.
Love ' of beauty,” respect for ° ‘ honest labor..and the

Columbia.

(Canada) and is one of three B

and live-in

ecumenical spirit -are still very ‘much alive’in British |

‘Crowning a high hill just outside of the city of Mission,”
there is a growing complex of ‘buildings which will bring 4
Joy to ‘your, heart. ‘It ‘is ‘called Westminster. Abbey

a in|

and ‘teaching elp

the parish, to all the kitchen work, farm work, as well as
the guesthouse managoment ‘and other duties ‘about ‘the:

abbey. ‘They ¢ also roll. up.their’ sleeves to help” ‘with the
building program as well.
for, by practice’ and training
‘eraftsmen and. artisa §

I-first visited the abbey with a friend about 20 years
80,” when facilities were’ still” limited, c

‘some, pave become skilled.

Canada.

their red-tiled roofs: and ‘graceful! belltower: pointing to
thesky, in the midst,’ grace the brow of the 1,000-foot hill

the Fraser to the: snow-capped ‘mountains: of the coast

Father: Boniface Aicher, “a tale: worth tellin,

“In’ the’ spring of. 1944 Monte ‘Cassino: (the historic
« Benedictine abbey in Italy) was destroyed by.a war. Ona
dull, wet!’ day. ‘that /autuma the. present site ‘of

its birth ‘goes’ hack years before, and its: ‘conception
-further still.” .

Father: ‘Aichor | then; ‘goes on to ‘exp
Benedictine Order: of monks goes

monastic orders and‘is repres

the “world: ‘All’ Benedictine” in
Benedictine “rule” and most —' though
their abboys on hill.’ On the other hand, each ‘monastery
is otherwise almost independent, ‘under the direction of
its abbot’ and has through. the ages reflected very.
strongly the national character. English . communities,
therefore, reflect the; English sd choles Ss character;
Swiss wise and 50:
on,

only in such a perspective.” The mother house in
Engelberg, Switzerland, ' sent’ monks’ to found ”%

monastery at Mt.. Angel in Oregon in'i882. From there
monks went to west coast missions and the Indian school

Columbia and a monastery ‘at Grand Forks.

A disastrous fire at Mt. Angel seriously curtailed. these:
plans but in'1999 five monks, followed by one truck and
cows,’ arrived’ in. Ladner to “begin the. prayer and

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this day. In | 1940
was called Westminster Priory. Tt! wi

“On Christmas Eve 1954) the abhage iogsthes with the
cena: moved to. its present: site on ‘the? hill
ins

The beautifully designed, white walled buildings’: with’ i
like ‘a tiara looking uninterruptedly across the ‘valley of -

range. And the story of. this beautiful plats 40 quote A

Westzainster ‘Abbey at Mission,’ Bo. was discovered. But. ;

“Canada’s Westminster.” he continues ‘can be viewed”

at Kakawis in 1900. Consideration was then given ‘to
establishing a college. at the new University of British

an abbey was founded on Deer Lake near Vancouver and

was’ already well established. It'was here I first tasted
that fancy dessert — Baked Alaska

‘The results:are beyond -bellef: ( i
‘ could have: played ‘it ‘safe and’ gotten an attractive, J+.)

today | but for many years to come, and will, without any

soveral years the monks have, begn bul ing :
ection with the: monastery. nd what a
jurch! king ‘some of its inspiration from the new
cathed: of Coventry, it blends the beauty of stained
glass and natural lighting with the soaring beauty of the
cathedrals, yet melds perfectly with the rest of
nastery.’ The, monks, as they themselves admit,

utilitarian ‘but‘unimaginative church for much less money.
and effort. Instead, they are ‘creating a poem of praise in.
glass and concrete which will reflect their courage, , their ,
gesthetic understanding and their devotion — not only

ecome a landmark of the future for all Canada.
“times, the ines’ were the chief

do‘ the ‘cooking ‘are di
school) and experienced that special pati of

for tr who sought thelr protection. The

which’ is an essential part of the monastery.’

Bunny and I have visited a number; of times. sine. tor!
enjoy t the architecture and the extensive grounds (where Ly
; conferences for Roman Catholic clergy, the monks played

local citizens are free to roam and picnic); ‘as ; well ag the
hospitality ‘of ‘the! congregation’ ant

of: former a
Wilfred ‘Sowerby, the Prior, 23."

emorial Tower ;
dS fee ‘of

* business, but ail are concerned for you.

‘ ~ summer, “I ‘would “urge pNoning first.

custom’ has :been maintained to this day, so that the
briefest glance at, the guestmaster's diary for the month
of : September. shows. that’ “besides retreats and

host’ to’ 85 self-realization fellowship guests; teachers
chool in West Vancouver; 14 Chinese
young peopl from’ Vancouver, the Golden Age
Col fraternity. f St: Andrews in Victoria; 35 of the South
ry. Menn: nite: Brethern; “80 from the - Mission
Fri ndahip Centre; 80 from Burnaby South United
g from ‘the Francophones of B.C.; 70
‘aretreat for Anglican. Regional
uumerical ‘oasis in a secular desert.
Protestant, stray from my normal
igiou: neutrality? In part, out of deference
When’ I last visited the abbey, the
monks. ‘were just: beginning the Lenten devotions and
music of the church is special to the Benedic-
as profoundly moving. Secondly, I have a
fe and the fact that they
year old beacon, a kind of lighthouse in
periods of dark of our history.
as the ached Hee information sheet for abbey
‘guests 8a!

“You; will ‘tind quiet — to renew v your physical and | '

c time — for God.
‘on your Christian commitment to

will find | prayer. ‘
You ‘will find the. mass — sung by the entire

f all, I think that you will find, regardless of your
or lack of them, peace, and that is today
more precious’ than. gold, for no one will ask your

The y abbey i is worth a visit, long or short, at any titne. It
‘will be doubly worth visiting when the chureh is complete
and dedicated in September, Ifyou should wish to stay at
their’ iguest. fin

“Pac (Penee)::

Castlegar couneil has
everything it needs to take
part in this-year’s SunFest
Parade except one thing — a
float, But it's

winner. vill ‘Feceive a $50.
prize. ae

Designs inust conform ‘ to”
ithe. theme. ‘representing
working on’; Castl

wate city has asked ‘Castle:

ign a float.

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Al area a are eligible

princesses can sit. and include
to submit: designs and the eee

the city insignia,

Ug must be submitted Poe
tocity. hall by 4:80 p.m. April. CALGARY (CP):—*Can-
26.002: ada’s: reserves ‘of conven-

, So. if any- students have” tional crude oil shrank by an.

i 56.7;

oil “reser ‘the East
Coast. cenears area, placing earlier estimates, but the as-*
1, bil

sociation also linked it to the”

decline in exploration in’ “

ies in:

‘other. i year of declin ; the: ‘Canadian, iu
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Western Canada, which drop-
ped 22 per cent in-1981:

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Reserves at the endef 1981.
‘were down to the pre-1962~
level, ‘the: ‘association said.
Only: five; per cent’ of last”

foduction “was Te-

Natural gas restrve:
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pite continuing lack of mar-

kets for gas already being :

and a $2-p
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When" ‘pentanes.\plis; a’ by-
product ‘of ‘natural gas pro-
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* sales in Canada,

auto exports

AP) — Japan

1 BOKYO
doesn't! intond to reduce its

1822, “International Trade

Sane Laps Minister Shin-

1982 exports be kept to the
1981 level of 174,000 units,
Canadian Trade Minister

Ed Lumley visited Tokyo in

early March and proposed: a

+-@eguction in expért levels for
. the

_ began April 1. During ‘the

fiscal year, which

negotiations Lumley cited a
20-per-cent unemployment
rateamong Canadian auto-
workers and reduced auto

Area di

“The Very’ Rev. Walter
Donald, Dean of St. Saviour's

uf Anglican :Pro-Cathedral in

Nelson, ' B.C. has been ap-

- pointed. the Area Director

(West and East Kootenays)
for Anglicans in mission, by

* the Rt. Rev. Fraser Berry.

«The Anglicans in mission
program has been described
as the largest single national
program ever undertaken by
the Anglican Church of Can-

ada."

It-should touch, in one way
or another, the lives of each
of the: million. identifiable
members ‘:of the ‘Anglican
Church — and perhaps thou:

_ sands’ of others.
Donald’

Bofore leaving Japan,’ ef

Lumley said he was disap-
pointed at a lack ‘of Positive
response’ to the Canadian,
auto curb’ proposal, which’:

Western | Gia at ipa!
Bri

called for Japan’ to’ reduce ;:
auto exports, establish a limit ca

on commercial. vehicles and.
begin ‘talks on, a domestic
content. agreement’ ‘that
would require a percentage
of auto parts in. cars sold in

Canada to be made in. Can-

ada,

A spokesman at the Can-
adian Embassy said: Abe's
remarks hadn't been official-
ly presented to the Canadian’:
government.’ The next round
of negotiations over the auto
export issue’ hasn't: ‘been ™:
scheduled, the spokesman:
said.

Anglican

irector

r streets, fa'no longer °
exclusive to the thrill-seeking:

movie, rock and jet sets, but

is moving down the. social

cae. as it’ has done. in the
8, :

customs agents swooy

‘alarming rate’ across”

already “fa nga > Crates
heroin’ probiei:,, from, Latin
America.
+ “HAVE ADVANTAGE’
t's: unrealistic to expect

; to’ catch more than a small
percentage of: cocaine ' car-

ida British customs

iy
+A recent report of the U.S.

‘Drug Enforcement .. Agency _

estimated . . that, Colombia,
via

ross ‘Britain on’ March:24 to”

smash what they said: was a -

‘major -crime: syndicate * “that:
Vand other

cocaine:
drugs. worth: $36, ‘taillion {ato

two "years...
“The bust was thelatestina
growing string ‘of big cocaine
seizures in Europe. ' ‘French
police seized.‘a. record 112

the’ haul: was 6.4:

In résponding ‘to ‘this new. :

challenge in the life: ‘of the
Anglican .Chureh, the: Dean .

said, “It is not just by ‘chance > cll

that wherever there is signi-
ficant change taking place in *
the world the Christian
Church is involyed.: In Po-
land, Central America, Asia
and Africa the Church's mis-'
sion has’ never. been more
visible or vital.

“The whole’ Meese s in a

mission program presents an

extraordinary opportunity to. :

wl,
d Frarce and italy
street value: $22 million —
was only a fraction’ of the

“swelling tide of white powder

reaching ‘Western. Europe,

¢ Britala,
funded its cocaine buys:with
bank and post, office holdups.:

has become a vital. hub | in the
drug-running network,. par-
ticularly, with cocaine: smug-
glers. However, officials said
a large aniount is smuggled
directly to Europe from Latin

+ America.
Cocaine busts cunt i

Most “cocaine « syndicates
are believed based in Miami, ..
but: Scotland Yard, ‘London's
police headq , said the
gang: rounded“up'’ March |24 °
‘wab based. in and:

The British customs inves-
tigator said: “Cocaine is turn-

i ing up all over the Place these

days, It's:not just the weal-

thy. Cocaine’s a status sym-

bol among more and more

middle-class’ pevple and

thece's heavy usage with the
isco kids.”

‘ Dr. Claus Olievenstein, one

of: France's leading author-
ities-on drug abuse, says he
has,..found;. "Cocaine is es-
sentially (limited ‘to ‘the® mil-
eeyx of ‘show. business, : fa-
shion and: journalism in

yesterday

Sand ‘concluded today from the

Castlegar Funeral Chapel for
Philip Koochin, 90, of Castle-
gar, an area resident for over
10 years, who: passed away
Sunday at “Willow Haven
Private’ Hospital. ’

Born in /Rugsia, Nov. 16,
1891, Mr. Koochin came to
- Canada : in! 1899: settling in
Saskatchewan before moving
to'Glade in 1911-In 1912 he
married. Polly Sookerookoff
at. Glide.‘ ‘He “moved to
Castlegar. in 1980...

From 1986 until his re-
tirement in 1962 Mr. Koochin
worked as a section hand for
CP. Rail.

France, It hasn't reached the |
broad middle class as it has in
the United States.

Cocaine has been around
for 5,000. years, dating from
the pre-Colombian civili-
zations in South, America
who used Jit in religious
ceremonies,

It comes from the leaves of

the coca plant grown in South
America,

He is survived by four

sons, Nick: and Pete. of
Castlegar, Mike of Burns
Lake and John of Richmond;
three daughters; _ Florence
Medvedeff of Castlegar,
Mary Makortoff and Lucy
Strukoff of Taghum; ‘17
grandchildren and 21 sreat:
grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his
wife, Polly, in 1964, and two
sons, Alee and George.

Burial was at the Brilliant
Cemetery with funeral ‘ar-
rangements under the direc-
tion of the Castlegar Funeral}
Chapel.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 7, 1982)”

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the Anglican’ Church of Can--*° © it

ada ‘as well as, an. extra-
ordinary challenge. .It) is an
exciting opportunity, for “An-

‘and ‘col-

glicans,

bility for: the successful im-
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pretation and financial devel-
sprnent,

“support

VANCOUVER (CP) — For
the second tinie in | 10 years,
the B.C.

Tectively,

to renew their
understanding and their com-
mitment to the task the
Chureh ‘is called to''do jn
Canada and in the world.”

to A

pendent of the federation but

has been endorsed by 60 fed- «.

eration 1 and: staff

will actively support the New
Democratic Party in the next
provincial election.
* A group will be formed to
back NDP. candidates to
prove that teachers opposing
education cuts mean busi-
ness, federation past presi-
dents Al Blakey and Bill
Broadley said Monday at the
first day of the federation’s
annual general ‘meeting.

The group, the Teachers
Political - Action ‘Committee
Model II, wants “the election
of a‘ government ‘that will
give a:higher priority to the
needs of people — particu-
larly services to children and
provided’. by’ the’ public
schools of, this province.”

: The committee . is inde-

throughout B.C. Many have t

pledged a’ day’s pay to, ‘sup
port the group..and initiate

donations: to NDP candi- ~

dates,

‘A similar group campaig-
ned in 1972 when the NDP
was elected, ending a 20-year
stretch of Social Credit gov.
ernments in.B.C,

Federation president
Larry Kuehn said the So-
creds are ravaging the public
school system.

He . said’ the “12-per-cent -

ceiling on’. public sector
spending, announced Feb. 18
by Premier Bill Bennett, is

causing teacher unemploy-'
-ment, ‘school closures, pro- ;

gram cuts, and a decrease in

_the quality of education.

4 Howard Anderson

memorial service

Memorial service was held
Tuesday from the Castlegar
United Church for J. Howard

- Anderson, .68,. who

away’at his winter home in
Phoenix, Arizona;
Mr.‘ Anderson was born

_/ Oct, 17, 1918. in Chariton,
. Towa moving with his parents

to Maple Creek, Sask., -.in
1917, where he ‘grew, up:
1n.1988 he came to Trail to
work for: Cominco. In 1955 he
moved to Castlegar where he
operated the Anderson- In-
surance and Rea} Estate Of-

ce.

Mr. Anderson was a’‘mem-
ber.of several Masonic Lod-
ges including the Sentinel,
-Rose ‘of Croix,

Active in community af-

fairs, he served on the advis; °

ory. board when the hospital.
was built, helped organize
the Arrow Boat Club and was
instrumental in the construc-
tion of both-the curling, and’
skating rinks.in Castlegar.
Besides his wife, Alice, Mr.
Anderson is survived by two.
brothers,: George of Maple.

reek and Afthur of Robson;
two sisters, “Dorothy "Mae"
“Tenborg of Maple Creek’ and

Luree Price’ of ‘Victoria.

several nieces and’ nephews.
Should friends desire, con-

tributions may be. made to

the Shriners Crippled -Chil- ae

dren's Hospital.
Funeral ai

Lodge of Perfection, Boun-
dary Lodge of Perfection and
Gizeh Shrine Club.

were under the direction ‘of:
the Castlegar
Chapel.

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