+ DOGGONE: oop IDEA are the plastic
: identity-dises for pets offered by the Tuber-
culous and Chest Disabled Veterans Association
: (the people who annually mail secret-number
: miol-tags for key-chains), Lovely Donna Marie
+i Schulte and little pal Stuffy agree that the discs,

number, are
which helps
handicapped

ich bear the pet’s name and telephone

well-woeth the. dollar donation—
‘to employ TB Vets and other
Persons and provides funds for.

scholarships and research into respiratory
diseases. Disce may be obtained by writing to
the TB Vets at 530 West Broadway, Vancouver.

Pulpit and Pew

By Pastor. DONALD W. REED

‘

(May has been Seclared
, Family Month in The

ed s similar struggle in the
outside. If

} Toca! Ministerial has agreed to
: give special emphasis to this
theme throughout the month,
S inthe pulpit, over the radio and
+ through newspaper. For the
ext three weeks I am
[this column with some of my
; colleagues. The following lines
have been submitted by Rev.
; Desmond F. Carroll.]

There are few who would
{deny the relevance of the
: family in our present society,
: for each of us has existed at
some time or another inside its
bounds.

Its influence changes in
many ways as we grow from
childhood into maturity but its
significance is ever present.
Out total dependence in child-
hood merges into the struggles
of the teenage years, which
inevitably lead to the moving
away stage as each member
‘seeks a new independence that
‘is part of- maturity.

Humans grow only in rela-
tion to one another, “No man is
an island", and the family
provides us with the testing
ground as we seek to learn how
to live in communities.

The responsibilities that
we accept, the tolerances that
become part of us, the give and
take of ordinary family life, are
the threads that make up the
fabric of society. That fabric
may be weak or strong depend-
ing upon the quality of the
material that goes into its
making.

So any concern that we
might have for the general
trends in our community will
most probably have some bear-
ing on the quality of family life
that is found there.

Tf young people. find it
difficult to find their place in
the family they will probably

re "do not find concern and
care in their early years, how
will they understand what it
means tocare and love someone
else? Baret

If their early memories are
made up of neglect, indifference
and lack of. warmth how can
they be expected to grow into
mature people.

In a Christian context the
roots of the family are to be
found in marriage and the
promises made and the hopes
expressed there are a
foundation on which to build.

Promises always have to
be worked at, for they seldom
come easily, and this realization
is a helpful beginning.

Marriag®s grow as the
couples can understand the
significance of forgiveness and

this is no less true for the
family. The eternal struggle is
that of seeking to achieve
“selflessness”, for in giving of
ourselves we help each other to
grow.

What is important is that
the family doesnot become an
end in itself, for it is made up of
individuals each with. their
unique hopes, personalities and

- weaknesses,
We must try to bear each

others burdens in all aspects of ‘

life, and the family circle is a
good plare to. discover this
responsibility. ~

Thought for the month:

Parents: Get a copy of the
marriage vows you exchanged
and reread them.

Whole family: Try to have
one family meal each day with
everybody present, as it is a
good chance to share,

Intake Beyond Need:.
Cause of Weight Gain

The causes of undesirable
weight gain vary with the
individual, but all have one
thing in common—food.

‘The basic cause of over-
weight is an intake of food
calories in excess of one’s need,
Most cases of obesity show a
pattern of irregular food intake
with a liking for fat and sugar-
rich items. z

A change to regular meals
and no snacks is the first step in
the prevention or treatment of
this problem. The selection of
proper foods: in suitable
amounts is essential,

For example: a medium-
sized potato is 100 calories, but
a_serving of butter or gravy
may raise it to 200; a slice of

whole wheat bread is 65
‘calories, but even a thin pat of
butter may. add another 65;.a
fresh apple is 75 calories, but
made into an apple pie, a
serving is 350; a 10-ounce glass
of whole milk is 200 calories,
but served as chocolate malted
milk it is 600,

The only weight-control
formula that can succeed is one
that gives consistent attention
from day to day to the choice of
the right kind and amount of
food eaten.

Submitted by Mervyn G.
Hardinge, M.D., School of Pub-
lic Health, Loma Linda Uni-
versity. Owned and operated
by the Seventh Day Adventist
Church.

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The Spirit of Conipruailce :

Even’ if all” government is based | on
compromise, city council’s decision last week to

+. lift its building permits moratorium was one of
; those rare’. moves ich seem {6 satisfy
¥ everyone,

It, is immaterial whether council recon-

‘" sidered its position (A) because of pressure from

the local: business ‘sector or (B): after finally |
‘receiving the information it required to make a
decision,

What is important is (1) the local economy .
will not’ .be hamstrung’ by a freeze’. on
‘construction and (2) neither residents’ Hfestyles

. Nor the fire'department’s capacity to put out

fires will be eroded by a further strain on the
city's limited water supply.

It is to the businessmen’s credit that in’.

addition to presenting council with a reasonable,
level-headed critique of ‘the moratoria ‘the

A Sharing

Acting* Major! Brian . Kilpatrick's | tree-

‘s planting ceremony ‘on the Recreation Complex

grounds’ today’ is: an appropriate symbolic
opening for Family Month in B.C. fi

All the traditional family’ ¥irtues—growth,
‘strength; stability, heritage, harmony and pro-
- duetivity—spring quickly to mind from ‘the
symbol.

Proclaimed provincially by Premier Bill
Bennett and'locally by Mayor Audrey Moore,

Family: Month is ‘itself a symbolic alterint to to-

* encourage family unity. Amid certain - social
transient

\ lifestyles and alienation—which have under- -
mined it.

The faimly. unit; according to members of
People Interaction, which is coordinating ‘the
‘month's events.in Castlegar, is not just a loose
legal and ‘financial ‘arrangement,.’ but a basic
building block for’ any society. "

. Group pledged its assistance to the city in
finding an adequate’ water system.
«Similarly, council ‘did‘-not; lose face. in
af ig that the was only a
1 solution. In ret ig the freeze and
launching a thorough survey of possible sources
of water in the area, council gained the support
of one of the best-organized and moat vocal
sectors in the community.

hort-t

And if we didn’t’ know better, we could

‘credit council with a'little healthy cynicism for
its success in using the moratorium to force the
federal and provincial ‘governments; to. deal
seriously with the. area's water shortage. :

Combined with the urgent.’ need for
developed land to accommodate the. housing

* boom which will result from the Cominco and.

=:CanCel. expansions, the demands: of a’ more
united community for a solution to the water
shortage should be met more Promptly.

Experience .

And the solidarity of a family unit depends
to a great extent ‘ona mutual sharing of
experience by its’ members. In° the’. various
activities planned for the area this month, family
membera : will be encouraged not only to
participate but also to’ examine their own :
‘relationships and consider ways of ane
ening family. ties, ~

‘They will‘also be encouraged to. compare
the relationships ‘between: members of other
families’ from ‘a variety. of different cultural
backgrounds in the’ community.

events ‘ planned ‘ for Family Month, families
should take advantage of opportunities offered
by the Program to spend some time together.
‘Their success in this sharing experience will

be reflected on the ‘community ‘as_a whole.

Bring Out the Blue Pencils

Ina market saturated ‘with sex magazines,
New York publisher Jesse Leaf has introduced a
fresh, new product ripe for exploitation.

Swhictwent’ on sale'at NewYork ewsstai
:week, is to."present for. mature ‘readers: the
dramatic sweep of the tragedy and violence that

has become an everyday fact of life.”. The first ~

issue's cover shows a man leaping ‘to his death
from an iron railing, a bloodied man and woman ~
coweribg, during a Bangkok riot, anda mutilated
‘child. °

3 Bloody photos sccompaly’ ‘moat of the
stories inside, which bear such ‘titles as “She
Begged Me to Kill Her, He Says" and “Hippie
Cannibals”; ‘and ‘deal only~ fleetingly. with the
historic ani Y social background of such incidenta.

* “Our readers are not interested in politics,
Leaf says..“We ‘just show ‘them pictures st
People getting bashed on the head.” ‘

; Leafs attitude is ; cynical but his product i is

But the uniqueniess of Violent ‘World: will
soon decline as more competitors appear on the

market. Erotic films and literature, for, erate.
The aim of his magazine Violent Me aid ca Ne, 2
nds

already begun’ to reveal © m
“ends tn their, subject. matter.
; isi The most frightening dspect of’
‘trénd’ is that ‘rigid « censorship, traditionally

legitimacy as the only alternative’ to’ the
glorification of human suffering. When a piece of.
literature is more vicious, Fascist. and repres-

sive than any censor has’ dreamed. of being,

perhaps it's'time to bring out the blue pencils.

Perpetual Serfdom

The ‘only way separatism can ultimately

. triumph: is if French Quebecers can‘ be-pre-
vented’ from speaking English. ‘Then they are
if reed to stay in that ‘province, are reduced to
econd-class "status. in’ an. English-speaking
continent: Its-not the Quebec English or the

Violence is a co accep!

one. should weep for, it is the

varying “degrees” “of ie
what passes for a-modern’ culture. :

~ Ranging from the antiseptic, bloodless kills
made in countless TV; police series‘car-chases to ,
the atrocities ‘in: the'-film .Jaws,- the violence,
market has been ntly more lucrati id

bex—in the

deprived

* ‘If-(when?) Quebec. sepirated’ for real; it'll
“mean the elite will do business in English: with”.

the outside world while’ the unilingual: masses

will speak: their quaint version of French, play.
host to tourists, provide ‘color for. authors and

tist

popular than’any i
entertainment mi

—The Toronto Sun

Regardless of the symbolic nature of, the‘

© deapised in any free society, may ultimately gain -

reduced to: ‘Perpetual serfdom, x
: ‘political dogma,

ire TATTENTION GRADS!:

: they mean better gas’ ‘mileage,
/ says the BCAA,’ Underinflated
+ tires..cause ‘drag, forcing ‘the

Sengine to work: harder‘and use
- more." fuel, ‘not “to = mention’
‘: shortening * the ‘ tread’ life“ of

By PAULST. PIERRE

(The writer is a Vancouver
Sun columnist and former MP
‘for the Coast-Chilcotin riding).

WHEN A LIBERAL CAB-

‘inet opens its arms ‘to’ Jack -

Horner, a:man’ who’ now as
always describes himself as‘a
conservative, there must: be
more than the usual number of
people asking “After all, what's
the difference between Liberal
and Conservative: parties?”. -
‘There is an answer to that

question. The answer is that _

there. isn't much difference
between the Liberal and Con-
servative parties,

There is an answer to
‘another question, which is less
often.-raised: “What is “the
difference between the Liberals
or Conservatives and the New
Democratic. Party?" And the
answer to that question is the
same. Not: much,

Tdeologists and idealists—
and’ the words. are | almost
interchangeable in politics—

Conadian Political Parties

Grey and Formless Things a

‘ate distressed when people say *

this.’ Those who are ardently
committed to left-wing or right-

wing philosophies lead lives of «

endless disappointment. They
work for ‘some political party
which they believe is dedicated
to’remaking Canada by some
‘surefire political formula only
to find, when they finally elect
that’ party 'to office, that they
have been betrayed

‘THIS! IS ONE ‘REASON

that Mr. Horner did not take to’

his bed or to a’ psychiatrist's
couch when contemplating the
awfulness of leaving one politi-
cal party: for another. It also
explains why Mackenzie King
had to overcome no psychologi-
cal, hangup: before trying to
coax CCF leader M.J. ‘Coldwell
into his cabinet.

+I. the ‘same ‘spirit. Paul
Hellyer was able to move from
the: position of deputy: prime
minister in“a’ Liberal govern-
ment to a ‘challenger for leader-
ship of the Opposition Conserv-
atives.

This is not to suggest that.
the ‘switching: of parties is
easily done. A great firmness of
mind is needed,’ in any mind
worthwhile:

Also, there --always - ‘ate
taches to the man who changes
parties.a -stigma,'The word
tugneoat , will) never, be -.dis-
cardea‘oh Parliament Hill atid.

"| when itis used it will be used to

hurt, never in jest: It attached
‘to’ Winston Churchill and only
the* largest’ war. “in human
history: obscured. the mark in
the: British Parliament... The
mark was: never completely
erased because the ‘suspicion’
that a man’ changed his party
solely for personal. advance-
ment can never be put away.

What should be realized by
people | outside the: narrow
confines of Parliament's. great
private club is that switching
parties.is more like “switching
hockey teams: than switching.

national allegiance or: religion, |.

‘that’ this. arises, from “the ‘fact
that our. ‘country has ‘no truly

ideologic. political. parties, ‘that .-
on: the Hill, ‘most MPs of. all ;
political groupings“have: much’

more ‘in: common“ with one
another: than they. “have. with:

MOST: LIBERALS OR Bs
.| Conservatives * will’ probably
‘agree with what has been said -

here. New. Democrats ‘are less

eo likely todo’ so,-*."

The -pureness of this’ dedi-
‘cation: to ithe ideals of ‘demo-
-eratic has ‘a refresh-

ing: appearance on the national.’
‘political scene but it’has been.

maintained partly by ‘the “cir-
cumstance that 'this” party. has
never. attained : Power nation:

[ally.

If, of more correctly when:
they do (almost all large parties
get their. chance sooner.’ or

- later) only a little time will pass

before the “true democratic
socialists in the ranks begin to
murmur that the party major-
ity is betraying the doctrine on

- which it was elected. “

+ “SIf the’ party: platforms ‘of
‘the last national election, or the
one before (or ‘the next) be
examined, the profound dif-
ference is strangely difficult to
perceive.

Every group is seeking the
votes of the average Canadian
and. the average | Canadian’
dwells for his lifetime near the.
centre of the political spectrum.

In. British ‘ Columbia this
all-powerful ‘unorganized mass
of. centrist ‘voters. apparently

:felt that Dave Barrett's NDP

government meant too much of:
what some of the party's more
strident candidates were say-
ing during the 1972 ‘election -
campaign since they threw out
the government in 1975. If they
had: looked ;dispassionately; at
what ‘the Barrett government
did instead of what it said; they

ight have. found. it’ not, 'so

gor
and followed it, 200 S05
If we look at our, situation

as it is, not as we pretend it to

be during political campaigns, -
we should: see that ‘there :is
.today in: this ‘country ‘no true:
free enterprise party. 5
FREE ENTERPRISE
party. would seek a mandate to’.
dismantle all the multitude of
boards, controls. and tax ‘ar-

rangements -by' which ‘govern- .-
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considered ‘the national good.

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parties must ‘be coalitions of
differing’ interests,’ even if
these. often-conflicting views
must be’ sheltered under a
single party's name,
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party which Bay, win elections,

Not only’ is there ‘not. a: =~

party which promises untram-
melled competition in the mar-';
ket immediately: upon its elec-

tion’ to: power, there is ‘none © ;.

which clearly states that this is:
its. ultimate goal. *
“AS mix © of private and

+ public” sectors" is: the, catch

phrase used’ by both: Liberal 2

«and Conservative parties to say

what they don't want to say in
plainer; words,’ which: is: that
they’ are partly socialist;

The NDP,’ which has’ a

record of, more ideology. and

less“time' in’ government than
the * other’! two; makes: ‘no
pretence: that it would national, *
ie all the: means ‘of. ‘production

some ofthem, carrying on what
the older “parties: started at
perhaps: a slightly. ‘More rapid»

The: New. Democrats '‘are ; Ae 7

more devoted: to’ welfare-state
principles: and ‘to: general 'col-

*) lectivism “of ‘society but ‘here
“again the differences are those:

.of : degree ‘rather.’ than : phil-

: esophy.: That's :why. Louis St.”

‘Laurent called them Liberals in’

+ \a’hurry,-as-he might also have

called the Conservatives Liber-
‘als who ‘were too ‘cautious, ©
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where party, ideologies are born).

little. more | than; grey “and

formless things,-the outlines of -.

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‘Pastor: Rev. H. H. Grabam
Church Ph. 365-5212 .

‘ Sunday School 9.50 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. .
“Evangelistic Service 7. p.m.

Tuesday: Bible Study’ 7:30
Friday: Young People 7.30}

United Church Sunday School

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Rev. Ted Bristow — United diewn at any time,