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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1977

* Pulpit pes Pew 3

By Pastor Donald W. Reed

My wife sub-
seribes to and
regularly reads
The National Ob-
server. She fre-
quently calls arti-

qs cles to my at-
tention which she feels have

fornian sociologists Vern Beng:
ston and Alan Acock. Their
firm conclusion is that it's the
father who most influences the
church attendance and sense of
plety of his adolescent.

* This conclusion is based on
a survey of more than 2,000

particular for meas
a clergyman.

Just the other day she
clipped out an item headed, "Do
the Kids Worship? Give Dad
the Credit." The article was
written by Michael Putney, and
has a Los Angeles dateline.

It is a freely recognized
fact that the traditional roles of
men and women have. changed
“dramatically in the last decade.
What is somewhat surprising is
that so, evidently, has the
influence each parent exerts on
his offspring, including the area
of religion.

Social scientists and so-
ciety at large have generally
assumed that mothers most
influence their children's
churchgoing habits. Though
that may have been the case in
the past, it is no longer true
according to Southern Cali-

ofa i Cali-
fornia prepaid health-care plan.
The subscribers to the plan
were predominantly blue-collar
workers, though their children
and grandchildren, also sur-
veyed, were better educated
and higher paid.

“We found, quite to our
surprise, that in almost every
area but religion the adolescent
and young adult children were
more likely to be closer in their
attitudes to the mother than to
the father," Bengston reported.
Typical -areas were race, the

work ethic and militarism. Only”

in the area of religion did the
father's attitude most match
the children's.

It reminds me of the
youngster who was being hus-
tled off to Sunday School by his
father. The tad's question at
that point was rather illuminat-

ing. “Dad, when will 1 be old

enough to stay home’ from -

Sunday Schoo! too?”

I've always maintained
that it is the height of hy-
Pocracy for parents to send
their children to Sunday Schoo!
and church while being unwill-
ing to attend themselves.

T maintain too, and this is
especially apropos to this col-
umn, that the husband and
father who patronizingly waves
goodbye to his wife and chil-
dren as they leave each Sunday
morning for the church is not
only setting a pathetic example
for his family but is reneging in
his responsibility as the spirit-
ual leader in the home. Who
really is the weaker sex?

Anyway, the Observer ar-
tical ended on a positive note.

“Some of the anguished
concern over the fragmentation
of the family has been. over-
stated. Our research is just one
more piece of evidence that the
family continues to be a vital
institution and the most im-
portant interpersonal influence.

Even with rapid social change, .

there still seems to be a good
deal of family influence.”

Dr. Carson’s Bible Lectures
Plea for Christian Obedience

A plea for Christian obe-
dience was the theme of Dr..
Don Carson's Bible lectures on
the Sermon on the Mount
presented at Calvary Baptist
Church.

“We must first acknowl-
edge our personal bankruptcy,
before Christ can redeem us,”
he said, “We must become ‘ ‘poor
in spirit' and realize that we

Cathedral Grove

have no moral attributes to
commend us to God,” he stated
referring to the first Beatitude
in Matthew 5:3,

He stressed that the Ser-
mon on the Mount is not an
“incoherent collection of do-
goodisms.” No amount of turn-
ing over new leaves or gritting
our teeth will: enable us to
follow the commands set down

by Christ here, such as loving
one’s enemies and “turning the
other cheek.” It is only when
we ask, and keep on asking
Christ for these virtues will
they be given to us, Carson
asserted.

These lectures, which dealt
with Matthew 5, 6, and 7, were
held on five consecutive evé
nings with many attending
from other churches. He used
the Bible as his supreme
authority and quoted often
from it. Those who attended
where challenged and many
renewed commitments to
Christ.

Dr. Carson, who received
his doctorate from Cambridge
University in England, is cur-

._Fently-the ‘dean of the North:
west: Baptist Theologig ae -

nary in Vancouver
lives with his wife Joy.
A potluck supper was
given Friday for the Carsons
before the evening session.
Six young people from the
church went to the Northwest
Baptist College in Vancouver
this past weekend where they
toured the campus, sat in on
classes and mingled with the
students. The teens, who were

vhe

transported in cars by Pastor

- Reed and Mr. Wally Walper,
left on Thursday morning and
arrived back on Sunday after-
noon.

The film “The Gospel -

Road”, which is Johnny Cash's
portrayal of Christ's life and
ministry, was shown at the
church during the afternoon of

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FOUNDED ON AUGUST 7, 1047, BY L. V. (LE8) CAMPBELL

By Bud Godderis >,
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populated, 135,000 people, :
The warmth of its climate
“fs reflected in the honesty and
sincerity of Sadie Vernon, a
native of Belize, on-her recent
Nisit to Castlegar,
Miss Vernon's visit was
sponsored by: Ten Days for.
World Development—an inter-
church initiative which at-
tempts to‘make Canadians
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, Castlegar, Miss Vernon stated
“that the people of Belize are
asking serlous questions’ about
God and a meaningful life on
this earth. It is not enough she
sald to promise the poor their
reward in the“sweet bye and
bye”.

‘The communications media

have done much ‘to open. the ioe
eyes of’ Belizeans, ‘Almost
. everyone in Belize has, by hook

or by crook, come to own a
transistor. radio.: Radio’ has
given the ‘people’.a greater
awareness of their own reality

and has enabled them to com- .

pare .that.- reality. with the
realty of the developed world.

is ‘becoming ‘clear: to.

the that the present. world
economic systems favor a small.

e minority, of the world's people.

Belize,
-land-and an abundant sea. Yet

Itis nota question of attaching

‘blame to the’ majority. of ‘the

Canadian people who ‘do ‘not
control or favor exploitive eco-
nomic systems; it is.rather a
question of people working co-
operatively to © bring - about
changes restoring an equitable
balance of the world’s resources
to the people of the world. :.
Bearing in specifically: on
food, .Ms. Vernon’ stated that
sugar, citrus and seafood are
part of the rich inheritance of
Belize has productive

50 per cent of the children of.
Belize: are undernourished.

Belizeans’ receive ‘low wages,

face high costs and-lack educa-
tional ‘opportunity; People’ ask
wrong?

2 whet fe era

ge part of the dif-
feuly re in’ the ‘fact ‘that

"Spooks si ao wal People
Sadie Carries Their Hope:

Belizeans depend on the sale of
food for Valuable foreign ex:
change and mos. of that foreign
exchange does not: Feach the
Poor.

The emphasis in Belize ‘is
on export farming, instead of on
local production of food for

+ consumption by the; people of

‘Belize, ‘The, whole country pro- -
duces food for the: developed
world-it'is a silo for the. out-
side‘ world.

Belizeans, for example,
produce raw sugar which sells
in Belize in its raw form for 13

cents a pound. The sugar goes -

out of the country ‘for re-
finement—comes back to Belize
refined and firids itself on store
shelves for 85 cents°a pound.
Belizeans ‘are’ learning. to’ get
along: without’ refined sugar.
Canadians could ‘perhaps learn’
todo likewise. The raw sugar is
just as good if not better ‘than
refined sugar.

Similarily lobster from
Belize is sold on U.S, markets
and is not available. to native
Belizeans. It is‘too expensive
for the average Belizean to buy.

The poor of Belize spend 60
per_cent of their income ‘on
food. “Seventy: per“ cent™:of: ©
Belize's food is imported.-Beliz-
eans buy food from day to day
‘as they have money available.

:“"Phey-are unable'to buy in
‘large quantities because of an

‘extremely * warm ‘climate’ and
inadequate. storage. facilities .-

among other things. -

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For Those
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Five tickets worth $1 mil-

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vin the third draw of The’ Fro-

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The. winning ticket hum:

- bers* for. $1” million were

4642375, 2019582, 3295184, 485-

+0415 and 3019886,

The winning ticket num-
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“There. was $10,887,600 in
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Heme Groene A
_- Pot Should.

Be Legal?
Phe ; chief of. the U.S:
government's “drug:

Use. PIO-
gram said recently it shouldn't,

be a crime to grow ‘marijuana in :

your own home for your owns:
+ use.

Dr. Robert DuPont, di-:

“rector of the National Institute.

on Drug Abuse, said removal of

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of the’ poor..-

“It becomes a question” "
she said, “of people doing some-
thing together. ‘It is not my,
thing ‘or your wpe. but’ our

She Se conihuded that “none
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rest, of us.".(00 2.)

“Ales.

‘of small amounts of *
“marijuana is not a felony bit:

growing it or trafficking in it is.

“Personal cultivation in the

home can be considered the,,

functional equivalent of private.
use,” DuPont said in‘a speech

prepared: for ‘the Psychiatric
Institute’ Foundation. “I con-
tinue to be impatiént about the
reluctance “of “Congress. and
most state legislatures to adopt
(reform laws).

+ He ‘noted. that only seven -

states ‘have’ followed Oregon's
lead ‘in ‘making possession’ of,
small amounts subject to a civil -
fine but not to scrimninel penal

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, mirada, March } 1977:

. Service Held ‘Seay
For Tom Miscavitch, 86.

A resident of Castlegar for
£60 years, Tom Miscavitch, 86, -
died on Wednesday of last week
in the Castlegar and District
Hospital, °

Funeral ‘service was held
Saturday from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funeral Home. i

1. Born in Russia, March 16,
1890,.Mr;. Miscavitch came to
Canada sin 1910. settling in
Fernie where he' was: employed
in, coal mining.

He worked for a time for
Cominco in ‘Trail before moving:
back to Fernie for five years. In
1927" he’ moved’ to’ Castlegar .
where ‘ha was ‘employed at
Waldie's Sawmill until ‘his re-

ment. °°

He is survived by. his wife

-Freedomite.
"Trial Moved:
To, Coast

A judge's concern for the.
health, of 29. Sons. of; Freedom”
; Doukhobors has resulted in the
trial being shifted -from' Nelson
court’ facilities‘ to New’ West-:
minster,

Judge Leo Gansner dented

* defence: lawyers’:*~allegations <°

that proceedings in/aNelson

court could be considered ’.im-.:s
proper | because he had already.“
“criminal ' penalties for private = presided over ‘a case involving ;
cultivation: of “ marijuana: at’:

“six of the accused.

‘Gansner ‘did express con-
cern’ that’ the Freedomites’
health be considered in light of
‘ahunger strike to protest being
brought to trial without haviig
sufficient time’ to consult. with
lawyers. The judge said it was
because: of this that the trial
would be postponed and moved.

Twenty-eight of the people
charged in connection with at-
tempted arson of the Passmore
Community» Hall. have’. also

decided they : prefer trial’ by. |

judge to trial by judge and jury.
One woman, Helen Markin,
is,-reported: to “have said; she

does‘not care how-she is tried,-.—:-
and was apparently. thé only’.
one of the accused who did not...
disroBe: ure. Peo

Anne; three’ sons, John: and

‘Andrew of. Castlegar and’.

Ronald of Kamloops; two
daughters, Nellie Moscovich of
Los Angeles and | Mrs.’ R.
(Lillian) Komm of Vernon and
nine’ grandchildren. He was

predeceased by a son Nick in
1974, i :

Rev. Ira Johnson officiated
at. the service with © burial
taking place in Park Memorial
Cemetery, Castlegar.

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BURT CAMPBELL, PUBLISHER AND EDITOR
REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

PUBLISHED EVERY. THURSDAY MOANING AT
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PENTECOSTAL RENE BRODMAN, SHOP FOREMAN
‘ aes a.m. United Church Service TABERNACLE | C ‘AS I I EG AR NEWS (MAS,}LO1S HUGHES, NEWS EDITOR
St. David's - 107 ‘First Ave.” W. H. JONES, ADVERTISING MAR. e
“8:00 a.m. Eucharist oeihS pee Castlegar News Is $9 . The price by carrier is The Castlegar News will not be responsible for.any errors In advertisements alter Munich , Structural, Recreational Projects.
9:00 a.m. Eucharist.and Sunday School Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham Sita repare inet soe Na aid arn Ingrtian: Ilo the responaliily ofthe adveriser to read his ad when ict a ea tend Bi
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10:30 om United church sence sonnel Church | Pay 880-5204 eos iaar News ite member etl of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the itis agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the advertisement is accept ted ~ Sewer and Water Systems

~ Sunday School 9.50 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. :
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study 7:30
Friday: Young People 70}

Canadian Communily Newepapere Association: and the British Columbia and Yukon
Community Newspapers Associatior

All correspondence should be addressed to: The Edltor, Castlegar News, Drawer ;
3007, Casilegar, B.C., VIN 3H4, Letters for publication must be signed with the
correct name and address of the writer. ‘*Pen"' names will be used on request, bul the
correct name must be submitted, The Castlegar News reserves the ight to edit lalters
in the interests of brevily, good taste, atc,

on the condition that in the event of fallure to publish any: advertisement of any
description, or in the event that errors occur In the publishing of an advertisement, that
portion of the advertising space occuplad by the erroneous item, together with
reasonable allowance for signature, wil not be cha for but the balance of the
advertisement will be paid for at the applicable rate. In the event of an error,
advertising goods or services at a wrong price, the goods or services need not be sold.
Aavartising is merely an offer to sall, The offer may be withdrawn at any time.

Wed., March 9th, 7:30 p.m. Lenten
* Service - Anglican

Parish Office: 365-8337

inisters — Rev. Desmond Carroll — Anglican’
tt oH Ors Fev . Ted Bristow — United

‘Surveys; Studies, Reports, Inspections. and Drafting
is Construction’ ‘and Project Management
; * SPHONE:-426-8488 /
; 42 - 8th Ave., South Cranbrook, B.C...
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