ce Cee ae

Program| incloding the :
‘showing of films, Shag Pabe rereu rng i ea ering
and holding’ an’ information booth

a

daring *

‘in the hospital, the local society hi
‘workshop for Grand Forks, Nelson, Rossland and Trail,

THE|CHURCH BELL :

ieee

“wThe Way, of the Wild, Olive”, :
'Do/.you: know <what’ an
Anglicated' Unican is?,I'didn't,

+ either, untl) I'read the Decem: '
© ber‘ issue of the United Char y

Observer’.

‘For one thing, it’s : human
being,'In fact, it’s'a funny kind
of minister. It, wears two hats,
an Anglican\one’and‘a' United
‘one, What's more, it's a particu-
lar human’ being, in'this!in-

~ stance, (His name : is‘ ohn

Stainer, and; he ‘lives cat) Nae
kusp. i :
In'1971 he ‘came, under

some. .duress,. to: what he®

thought was a ‘temporary, post
s an Anglican minister.;He
found’ a! combined /United-
Anglican situation in which’ he
was it,!the: minister, for both
congregations.-After six’
months, the: groups asked him":
to stay on, and‘so he did, :
John’ Stainer records his’)
feelings’ and:impreasions of his
ministry to James A. Taylor in

i the “Observer”. He has ‘also
* written'‘a book’: about “his ::

ministry/and his experience: ‘in
the’ Nakusp) area ‘called’ ‘'The
Way of the Wild Olive’ i

If the articte- whets your
appetite, the’ bork: will do even
more. John Staiter tells how he

I think that as the three

: : groups of Christians; United,

osted an educational
members

to help all members try to get across to the public how they ‘can

help themselves by being aware of the seven safeguards against

cancer. hortly, a poster contest is tobe held in'thé elementary ‘
d

of last.

Recreation Unlimited. The ra
es ‘on oe Bee ry
_Bagepblets in doctors'/ded iste’and

: Each Thursday
Night

‘ 7pm,

LEGION HALL, CASTLEGAR

Canada ‘is at

warl Mind you,.it,,
is Snot a% hot,

‘bombs and bullets
war. But it is a
‘war all the sami
From here in.

cherta, it is clear that the enemy,”
3 ted entrenched inthe “East” and

d post is at Ottawa.

“and General Pierre Trudeau
leads the ‘campaign’ to rip-off
Alberta's ‘natural \resources—
specifically; ‘her_oil-revenues.
But we have our: champion
too, Premier Peter. Lougheed,
‘Tabelled by, his enemies’ as
“Alberta's: Blue-eyed Shiek”, is

very’own Brigadier General.

ais

: You can save
money on.

have greater
comfort —

no matter what
fuel -you"use |

SUGGESTIONS:

ey ;

heating bills and

to heat your home.

1)

‘The troops are the harried

use mineral woo!

‘ aivil servant

out;the nervous commands of
their officers. And the artillery
pieces fire. words—only words:

the press; radio; television—: 2

but always: words”
The struggle for control

how in'this confrontationour, ‘sover. Alberta's oi! will probably .

be.won by the enemy, because

in the crunch they have more,

power. Mr. Lougheed may have
emotion ‘and logic:on his side,
but ihe *is short on’ authority,

+ Becatise authority is power, the

federal government has the
;most power.”

Now I-have not been going
on about this-without reason.
There is a lesson to be learned.
Power. struggles are not new.
Jesus Christ claimed “all au-
thority". And He has it. The
devil nowadays schemes, con-
nives and rebels, but he lost the
authority struggle at Jesus’
cross, And though he kicks and
struggles, he cannot alter the
fact.

Ivam not saying that
Ottawa is God and Edmonton is
the devil. (Horo in Alberta I
might be forgiven, if I dared to
say that the devil is at Ottawa
and God lives in Edmonton.)
Frankly,: I think that Mr.
Lougheed does have .a’slim
chance to win his struggle. The
matter still i is not, fully decided.

Satan, though,- doesn't
2thdve-a whisker. of--a-chance,

Sures he's trying to unlock all

“hell in this world, but thank

God, he doesn’t have’ the key.

SOMETHING
SPECIAL?

nglican and Disciples, face an
af ching decision on Church
Union, they must be realistic,
and be concerned with the
truth. ‘This is ‘certainly the

* concern which John:Stainer’

expresses in his writing.

Bible Sunday: :
This Sunday, many Che

ians‘ observe “Bible: Sunday”, |,

when they thank: God for.

e ing Communion Serie’ ‘at 9.30.

of the Important side effects of
the Bible Society's work is that

many groups of people have, for:
‘the’ first time, a’ written lan-
guage, an alphabet; of ‘their.

own. Many learn to read. Thus

hea ‘We
writing 80, for

; forget how revolutionary a step”.
learning! ite road and’ write ;
eall ‘Is; ;

The other meal

"munieation which goes hand on ‘

hand with (his'is the translator.
radio,-which* means} now thi
anyone, anywhere, can have an

ear's share on‘what's going, on,
in’ (ho world, This means’ that r=
Sour (back yard ‘is, perhaps ’jin'*74

. Europe or Africa, and our front

‘yard!'is in} Asta or Latin’:

‘America, ou ieighbors, are 50
44 80, very) nears

nies Gro
hart David's ‘ACW. aes ,

ated ‘the assistance given’ by
‘several girls from: the:-Young.
+ People’s Group ‘at, the | bazaar
“and tea held on Ni

girls served tea.a

“Mrs: M, Kennedy. i

(teas to various stores and:

business offices’ during ‘the
afternoon. ‘Thank ‘you, girls!
“Congra tulations m
Congratulations “from Bt,
David's to ‘Eileen‘and Glen
© Akselson on the arrival of their.
"baby, ‘0m, born:on ‘Nov.’ 80.!
Robson Women's Association
“At ‘the annual meeting’ of
<the Robson..Women's | Associa-
tion, held last week, ‘the follow-
‘ingislate of-officers was ap-
pointed for 1975:-President
Mrs.'R. Bro, vice-president
Mrs.'G: Quayle, secretary Mrs.
3. Heslop, \ treasurer Mrs. M.

iger and program convenor.

Mrs.’F. Fuller.

December Dates to: Rawemtee

Dee: ,10—ACW ; Pot: Luck.

‘ Supper in the undercroft at.6-

ce “15—Shar United-
“Anglican Service at 11 a.m..The

Sunday. School. will have a.

special part in this service.
{ Coffee’ will be served ‘in the
“undereroft ‘after the’ service.

‘Dec. 15—Carol, Sing at
Robson ‘at 7.80 p.m.:

'Z
)a.m.'All other Church service:

as well as:the Sunday School,

will take place as’ usual.’

e, sympathy. of st
ish of St, David's is extended to’

the Rev. Ted ‘Bristow, and his
family. ont!
~ his father.

SPECIAL’ PRESENTATION’ “or outstanding
‘aervice’! ¢o the British Columbia Social Credi

during 1974

Now i Habitual Criminal

A man {nvolved in a

at was given a break and

: Collision
On Columbia |. .
Brings Charge _
A Robson man has been

charged following an accident

‘Vancouver. Beeides being mem!
ry, Mr. Campbell’ is also in charge of
_semmutdcetlons for aiid Roseland-Trail riding

artixt Robert: or aie Mr,’ Bennett’ made the -

during ‘closing ‘ceremonies of the
recht Social Credit Boliey cor convention, aed in.

was to have -

% boon made to Miss hare Overton loa dice §
secretary, who was unable to be

on Wednesday of last week
reported to police at 9 p.m.”
Ronald Nelson was charg
ed‘with driving without due
eare and attention after the
vehicle herwas driving was in
collision with another driven by

Bev Vandergaag,. also Jott Rob-.

son, 1

The incident: ooputreds ‘on
Columbia Ave: near the inter-
section to Front St. No injuries

_ were ‘reported, ‘The Nelson

vehicle $400 damage

Photo by Pete Ph hic Servi

WOT aa

and tne Vendergaeg vehicle
$100.

ed that he had “had his
chance”,

Mr. Justice W.A, Craig

Raymond Joseph Palmer,
BS, that the laws he had treated
with contempt “had ensured
that you have a great break-in
your life”,

(Palmer was involved in a
shooting incident at Castleaird
Plaza 12 years ago during a safe
robbery of the Shop-Easy.
store.)

The judge ruled that in
apite of the finding it was not
necessary for the’ protection of
the public to sentence Palmer
to indeterminate confinement
as- provided for under the

+ Criminal Code.

He said he could not find,
as alleged. by Crown counsel
George L. Murray, that Palmer.
had “conned” prison repre:

and other wil

But he told Palmer he had
had his last chance and added:
“If you are convicted again you
would no'doubt get the maxi-
mum and the Crown would
again take habitual proceed-
“ings.”

Palmer. is serving a six-
year term imposed in New
Westminster in 1969 for pos-
sessing-stolen sccurities worth
about $80,000, and is eligible for

‘release in July of next year.

He escaped in January,
1970, after the habitual criminal
proceedings were brought, fed
to’Australia, and was returned _
to Canade' in April, 1972.

‘'Mr. Justice Craig also told
Palmer that his ruling didn't
necessarily mean he had ac-
cepted all phases of Palmer's

tory.
"You are.obviously a high-

who spoke ‘for him into believ-
ing he-was a urelormed char-
acter,

“To date you have contri-

buted ‘nothing to: society ‘but’

suffering and you have treated
the laws and citizens with

Claus

ee! 198—-Church Social.

Luck’ supper-‘at 6 ‘p.m.

3: Please’! bring ye yourown plates 5
beg

their view of the world sudden-

Feat

L—Llove you. 80. much, Tam 4

Nd and have been a'very:
girl this year. For. Christ-:: et

‘T-want‘a' bottle and’ more
loths for my doll, a play T.V., a
w. high: chair,: some blocks,

eantts, and pop. For your

ear ‘Santa °°) \:
Please can:I: have
neivel for Christmas.

jy. Auntie’ ive 8
Scher will be there too ai
wants a MacDonald’

Hendeer.{ will Jeave some sugar
bes. i

For Keith: 1: Dump truck, 2,’

»Ferry ‘ship, 8./ Asst. ‘Balls, 4..
»,Cars, 5. Candy. & gum, 6. ete. 7.
te: ath

a a Dean
yee 8,

; Claus ;
For: Christmas I would like a
ill) leave! you some candy, *

sweet-sound- -tenderlove if you
can't get! ‘it'then’ ‘a baby ‘alive
please I've been a good girl
ve ‘Your's Truly
Linda Wiebe

ch 1 love you Santa Do. you want 2 a
cake

wal 2
ant a Big’ Tin Sports Camper:
Snoopy: toothbush and a

Buckaroo: I’ sure want these

‘Thank You. |

ta,
3). Please. may °I: hav
i: flying:Dog house and a ‘road:

Hig mountaion ‘mining to, Iwill
try, to leave you some hot*
fate’ and: sugar, for your>

i; ‘to ‘two lucky’. Castlegar ‘News:
free.

readers each week
Jbucket: : of - deliciou:

‘And how cold’ it.is?:I love the
black ‘board-you left ‘last year
mery christmas and: a “happy
New year... ><:
Your friend, 9) 2+
Douglas r Hallatts
* =
Cay ie ‘valley Vista,
Castlegar S.,
Dec 6, 1974

_ Dear Santa

‘I dm eight years old. Tam
in grade three, My teachers
name is Mrs,’King. she is very.

+ nicé'to:me and I like her. You -
brobably know Christmas is’,

coming soon and I'would like to
get something one of the'things
is'a stuffed animal and that all I
can say now: 50

ee

Soi
P.O. Box 97.
Lillooet, B.C.

Dear Santa Claus; Als

“1am only 3 years .old and

Thave not been’ ‘very good
but, I will'try harder hext, Sear.
“Thankyou!
From Steven & Kim: Jerome.

Dear - sista: Lie oak a
walkie-talkie - I'-. will.-: give -

your cleer. sugar. and - you -

milk'- and - apples...

Dee. 4, 1974. Brian, ‘Kristiansen

vs years old
* *

oabttenr BC.

* December 194;

Dear Santa,

Could I Please have two things
for Christmas:artd those things
are an eleven unit train set and
aracing car set and I would like
to ask you how’ Mrs: Claws is
and how you ‘make ‘your’ rain
dear go’ up ‘in'they air and I
would like to ask’ you how’ big
your bag’ is ‘and how deep the
snow gets in the North Pole.

Dear Santa’ Clause: How" ars
you'an rae ea oy

been‘'a good boy” this ‘year

} accept for,one time when T hit

good boy too. ‘

We ‘ive ‘up in‘Lillooet but*
my, grandma, grandpa, ‘uncle
and auntie live in Castlegar.

{cand milk left'onk. the table.-for

ou,”

Christophe and Colin Nichol

ben & Kia J jerome
17, 8-B & Castlegar, B.C.

Dear ‘Santa Claus.

+, My mom is “writing for us

‘cause’: am‘4:yrs. old and. my: '

sister is 3 yrs. old.
Please‘ bring me.a big.
Tonka Truck. And bring Kim ay

in Dear Santa

my little brother. with ‘a hockey,
stick: {boy‘did I ever get'a

tempt,” Mr. Justice Craig

said.

‘I ise you fully apprect
ate how much you'owe the

people who came forward in
your behalf.’

The judge | was told that
during the last two years there
had been a “substantial change”
in Palmer, who was described
as highly intelligent, as making

man with good
appearance who for some rea-

son unknown to'me opted fora.

life of, violent crime.”
“{\ He‘ said he didn’t’ accept

police

holdup in see in 1962, nor
did :he' accept Palmer's story
that” handguns ‘he had’ in his
possession in Australis were
given him by another man.

The judge said he also
didn’t accept Palmer's state-
ment that the police evidence

s .

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December. 12, 1974
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as to his backg d was;
exaggerated.
“You have a very bad back-

ground, but on the other hand .

high’, marks in
courses and as helping other

you have you are
capable of better things and

in a group
tion program. \

support you,” the
judge said. ik

Two Accidents Saturday;
One Involving Four Cars

Two separate accidents
were reported to local police
Saturday, one involving four
vehicles.

Owners of the four vehicles

are identified as Joseph Bois--

vert, Garcia Rose and Gail

Markin of Castlegar and Thom-

as Hai of. Kootenay Camp.
No injuries were reported

wile {ne Hansen's 1971 vehicle
ia

vehicle: was ‘double:
front of the Hi-Lite

vehicle, which in turn. was
north bound, collided with the
Rosa vehicle, then: struck the
‘Hansen vehicle.

Joseph Boisvert: has been

charged with illegal: parking.
In the ‘second accident,
which occurred on Columbia
Ave. near the Klothes Kloset,
damages totalled’ $2,800...

“HEADQUARTERS

IN CASTLEGAR IS THE

The damage occurred =
970, Chew “driven''b

when’ the: Rosa ‘vehicle, which ‘eo
bound, attempted to. with

go. aroiind it.” The Markin

For! Cl I
would ee. a new Beeksy stick.
ae

“Will you please give me an
electric train, lite brite, and Big
Jeff.

“I tzied to be a good boy and
1 will keep trying to be'a good
boy. Thank’ you

Lorne Hawthorne

; Dear Sect,

My sister and I have been
pretty good this year and hope
you bring us some toys.

Michelle would like to have.
a‘Doll and Crib, and some’
slippers.

Twould’ like to have a play

“6 ski-doo and a: talking movie
projector that has Bugs Bunny.

=
Ee
od

All you have: to do ts: look:

until Christma:

mi
ee the advertisements in’ this iaaees

find your name, phone 365-7266. ier
‘Awe . will: mail you a. certificate good '

4 for a free bucket of tasty
en! yi 4

s' Chick:

We. will leave you some
_ cake, cookies and wine, and for
‘your reindeer. we will leave

. Some sugar.cubes and a pail of

water.
My Momny is writing this

“nam
2 Thank’ you very. much
Santa for all the nice: presents

you brought last year.

+ My sister is 2 yrs. old andI

\ am 4 yra. ‘old.

©: We Love You
Darren and Michelle Lacey.

a for me as all Tean dois print my Sr

oo aN enone

pays here
batts or equivalent, up to 6” in cellings under unheated areas,
3%" in outside walls. and in floors over unheated areas.

(2) Use weatherstripping on windows and doors — where glass Is
single glazed install storm windows—- use storm doors.

(3) Turn the thermostat down at night or. when away for extended
periods. e

Remember the deadline dates
for mailing‘your’ cards”

For better, service: :
* make sure cards and parcels ar are addressed
correctly and legibly
*e show apartment’ numbers: and street names. in.-full { iF
¢ indicate the postal code
© make sure you apply sufficient postage. sand
wrap parcels correctly

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