8B CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, rye 24,1977

Home Away from Home

Parents of the physically

* disabled all across the province

Pulpit

and By Pastor DONALD W. REED

Pew

I sometimes think that a
lot of parents must be terribly
confused or else incredibly
naive.

In thinking that three
hours at a movie is harmless for
the child, but that two hours of
Sunday School and church are
too much for his nervous
system seems to me like fuzzy
thinking.

Giving him a quarter for
the collection and a dollar for
the movies shows a parent's
sense of values and is not likely
to produce a proportionate
giver.

Letting him listen to sever-
al hours of radio and/or view
several hours of television a

day with no time for a short
prayer and a few Bible verses is
criminal unbalance.

Being careful that Junior

day eshoot

and caring not that he

knows his Sunday School les-

sons makes for spiritual illiter-
acy.

Saying that a child must
make his own decisions as to
whether or not he should go to
church is shirking a parental
responsibility.

The late J. Edgar Hoover
had something significant to
say on that last point. “Shall I
make my child go to Sunday
Schoo! and church? Yest And
without further discussion a-
bout the matter. Startled?
Why? How do you answer
Junior when he comes to
breakfast on Monday morning
and announces te you that he is

not going to school anymore?
You know! Junior goes. How do
you answer when Junior comes
in very much besmudged and
says, “I'm not going to take a
bath.” Junior bathes, doesn't
he?

“Why all this timidity,
then, in the realm of his
spiritual guidance and growth?
Going to let him wait and
decide what church he'll go to
when he's old enough? Quit
your kidding! You didn't wait
until you were old enough. You
don’t wait until he’s old enough
to decide whether he wants to
go ‘to school or: not—to start
his education. You don't wait
until he's old enough to decide
whether he wishes, to be clear.
or dirty, do you? Do you wait
until he's old enough to decide if
he wants to take his medicine
when he is sick? Do you?”

Why Jo so many parents
get hung up in this area of
religion? Is it because they are
so vulnerable in that area
themselyes? Could it be that
they don’t want the children to
get involved because they're
not willing to get involved
themselves?

T suggest that the assets of
religious activity in the home
and in the church far outweigh
the liabilities. Nothing else I
know of contributes so strongly
to the solidarity of the family,
And what's more, there's a life
after this life, and it might be
wise planning to look ahead...
for the sake of the kids, and just
maybe for the sake of mom and
dad too.

from the Slocan Valley: to
Skeona Country, from Tasu in
the Charlottes and Faro in the
Yukon, must occasionally fly
into Vancouver with thelr
crippled child for diagnosis and
treatment,

Vancouver can be a lonely
and frightening city if you area

stranger, especially if you are |

trying to find suitable ac-
commodation near Vancouver
General Hospital.

Easter Seal House is just
half a block away at 625 West
Twelfth. This home-away-from-
home for disabled youngsters is
in the heart of town, near city
hall, stores and restaurants,

The welcome mat is always
out. Parents and children alike
know they are among friends as
soon as they cross the thres-
hold! There are five light house-
keeping suites. The rate is just
$3.a night for child and parent.

You contribution to the
Lions Easter Seal Campaign is.
what makes the price right. .

UC Minister
Says. Image

Unfortunate

A United Church minister
in Toronto says it is unfor-
tunate that the mention of the
word evangelicalism conjures

up pictures of a perspiring’
preacher feverishly addressing .

a crowd in a tent or a hockey
arenas -

“I think that every person
is in search of a God in whom
they can believe,” said Rev. J.
Berkley Reynolds in a recent:
interview.

“He said evangelicalism “is
therefore the good news that
you need search no longer for
God, in Jesus Christ, has been
made real.”

Mr. Reynolds, said church-
es and ministers can easily
become, so preoccupied with
‘services and programs that
they forget that their mission is,
to“communicate the good news
to others”,

Part-Time oe
* Parsons Uséd -
In Britain

Britein'a hard-hit aronomy.

has produced a new type of
professional—part-time par-
sons.

They earn their salary as
community or welfare workers
and, in return for. their part-
time chureh ministry, they are
given a rent-free vicarage.

“We pay for the bed; they -

provide the breakfast,” said a
Church of England official.
Rev. David Wardrop is an
example. During the day he is
secretary to the North Bed-
fordshire community health
council. In the evening and at
weekends he puts on his round
collar and ministers to 300
persons in the hamlets of Per-
tenhall and Swinehead.

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directory

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Rev. Donald W. Reed .-.|
Home 365-2630
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Sunday School 9.45
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Worship Service 9:00 a.m.
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Increases in the Old: Age
Security pension, Guaranteed
Income ...S and

Going. Into Effect In April

Couples, Singles Pension Hike

anteed Income Supplement :
. payments represent the 14th

Spouse's Allowance, effective
in April, 1977, were announced
recently by Health and Welfare
Minister Mare Lalonde.’
Increases ‘in'-Old Age
Security Pension and Guar.

the cost of living. as provided
for in the Old Age Security Act.

The new monthly total at .

the, single: rate. for persons
receiving both the basic Old
Age Security pension and maxi-

based on”

mum Guaranteed Income Sup-
. plement will be $244.08,

For a married couple, both

pensioners, the combination of

The basic Old ‘Age Security
penston will rise in’ April. to
ie from the present
$141.34. i

The Income

Hunger/and “overpopula-
Lion" have become inextricably
linked in our minds over the
last number of years. We have
been told that scarcity Is the
resull of over-population. and.
that only by stopping popula-
lion growth can we begin to
eliminate hunger.

However, such a simplistic
approach does not deal with the
realities of the food situation,
For example, why is it that, if
high population density: is
necessarily related to hunger,
the nations of Europe, with
some of the highest population
densities in the world, are
amongst the best fed? Japan is
likewise amongst the . ‘best
nourished nations, despite its
large population.

The fact is that the pro-
blems of food shortages are

 relaled, not simply to over-

population, but rather to the
way in which food is organized
and controlled, «

For example, when pro-
ducers in developing countries

are pressured by large corpora- :
tions to switch from local needs -

the basic pension and
supplement will provide a pay-
‘ment of $465. 62 for the couple
‘monthly.

No Different from Toasters,
Tire Manufacturers Claim

At least three major Cana-
dian tire manufacturers have
eliminated mileage. provisions
and warranties on road hazards
for radial and non-radia} tires.

‘The new warranties went
into effect last: month for the
Goodyear. Tire and Rubber Co,
of Canada, Toronto; Firestone
Canada, Hamilton; : and Good:
rich B.F. Canada, Kitchener.

Uniroyal of Tororito is ex-
pected to issue a similar war-
ranty change:

dit

the company to pay for a care-
less driver who cut open a tire
on a‘curb,” said Bob Bandy,
‘head of customer relations for
Goodyear. “The company. has
dropped coverage of things
over. which it has no control.”
He said the policy was also
unfair to good drivers because
the cost “had to be passed on to
them too in higher prices.”
Bob Sheppard, manager of
-Uniroyal’s tire marketing, com-
_ pared tires with, toasters. in

Corp., which “ ‘olga a 5

road-hazard coverage; plans to
retain this warranty at least to
the end of this year.
Industry spokesmen said
the. decision to-.drop road
clauses. means that
drivers will have to pay the full. :
cost. of Tepairing or replacing é ’

the new
“If. you damage a. new
toaster y ‘dropping it on the
floor, you wouldn't expect the
company to give you: another
one free,” he said.
“Why should tires be any
different?”
2 Until r1977,° some’ -manu-
facturers had offered 35,000-to-

tires; even for:'a new? ‘tire'140, 000-mile-warranties on™ top’

punctured by ‘glass or’ other.
objects.on the highway. -
“We felt it was unfair for

radial tires \ and tread-wear
‘provisions‘on non-1 radials.
A spokesman for Goodrich

said the now ‘warranties do not
~-mean the tires are, not good for
+, 40,000 miles with proper main-
tenance.

“We're just using a ‘dif-
ferent . system: . of; measure-
ment.”

Ed Christopher, Fire-
‘stone's. service manager, said
the new warranty ‘is more

‘generous to the consumer. '

; “Some ~ warranties were
good for only 180 days,” he said.
“Now consumers are covered
for a full year.””

‘Under the new. warranties,
radials that are faulty in work-
manship or. materials will be
replaced free for the first 12
months or within :the first: 25
per ‘cent of: tire: wear.’ After
that, replacement costs will be
ona. pro rata basis.»

“Spouse's

Supplement: is ‘paid to pen-:

sioners. whose income, apart
from the Old Age Security

. pension, is limited. The amount:

of the supplement varies in
relation: to the Amount of in-
come.

The maximum Guaranteed
Income Supplement for a single
person, or a married person
whose spouse is not a pensioner
and is not receiving a Spouse's

> Allowance, will go'up in April

to $100.62 °.from ‘its: current
$99.13. i

The maximum. supplement
for’ a. married couple,”: both
pensioners, . will’ increase ’-to
$89.95 each from $88.03. Added
to the basic pension, this will
give each married - pensioner °

-*$232,81 monthly, or, a total. of
$645.62 for, the’ couple.

The Spouse's,

Pp to cash crops, their

food: supply. is- removed and. °:
they are forced to buy. higher.

priced. imported foods.

In Mexico, growers have ©

been pressured into producing ,
food for export rather than for
local consumption. The corpora:

tions‘ which ‘have ‘pushed ‘this
change pay their field workers ;
$3 per day and canners $3.59 _.!

per day.
»-The result is that: ‘Mexica

are able: to obtain cheap rat
products, ~

Such practices have repur-
cussions ; for ‘us. in’ Canad:
These cheap imported produc!

make ‘it impossible for. the”
Canadian producer or tocal pro-: -;

cessor to compete in the Cana-

) dian market, op
Thus, by buying these im:

‘paid to persons between 60 and
65 years of age who are married

-to Old Age Security pensioners

+ ported. pi

often find haisige in the d

position’. of (supporting the.

and meet require-
Entitlement. to a
Allowance, and -
‘amount paid, is based on yearly

income.
The ‘maximum Spouse's ,
Allowance ‘is made” orth b an.
basic

ments.

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in the third pes countries and’ ;
at the same time putting Cana- °;

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highway, in| Neuvo Laredo,
Mexico, believe they may have
found a rare Stradivarius violin
inside an old piano they bought
from the Salvation Army,

Ten months ago Maria
Elena Placentia went across the
border to Laredo, Tex., and
purchased the old piano for $50.

: When the couple opened a
restaurant, they decided to
move the piano in to add a little
atmosphere.’

On Jan. 18, while cleaning
the piano,! they removed the
bottom and discovered a violin
case tled with a string.

Two of the best
violins were created in 1716,
Ernesto Placentia said he
would like to receive enough
money from tho violin to pay
the $2,600 in debts he owes, but
also wanted to see the instru-
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such as in a museum in Mexico

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