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By Pastor Donald W. hed

Inflation

seems to be a fact ' of life.

This was ra- ther vividly br- ought to my at-

gs tention recently. You a recall ‘the New Testament parable about the servant who owed his king 10,000 talents and was freely forgiven. That servant then went to a fellow servant who owed him money and forcibly demanded pay- ment. It is interesting to note that in the King James Version

of 1611, the amount owed by the second servant is 100 pence, about $17.60. By 1901, the American Standard Version refers to 100 shillings, about $25, The New English Bible in 1960 calls it a few pounds, about $45, Moffatt in his translation calls it 20 pounds, about $100. In the New Testament in the Language of Today, published in 1967, the amount is 100 denarii, the denarii represent- ing about one day's pay. That total is well in excess of $1,000!

It has facetiously been said that the only place to find a

New Johnny Cash Film To be Shown Saturda

The story is old, but.the perspective is up-dated and brought into sharp focus by the film “The Gospel Road” to be shown this Saturday evening at the Kinnaird Hall.

Sponsored by Calvary Bap-"

tist Church, an offering will be received for the Billy Graham Foundation.

“The Gospel Road”, di tributed by - World’ Wide "P; tures, was conceived and=pre— duced by Johnny Cash ‘and his wife, June Carter Cash, whose desire was to tell the story of Jesus Christ in a realistic and meaningful way.

The film § isa unique bend

Johnny Cash ally involved that you feel sympathetic pain when Robert Elfstrom, in an outstanding 1 of Christ, suffers the

of abundant peat of specially written songs, and a series of in-depth character portrayals, with Israel itself as the mixing bowl.

You are there, walking” beside the Jordon and the Sea of Galilee; you are there, seeing

* Him in many human situations that establish a practical and personal rapport with every viewer. You are there, being introduced to the disciples, and gaining insights into their var- ied personalities,

You are there, experienc- ing the highly charged emo- tional impact of the trail before Pilate, and becoming so person-

physical attack that precedes the Crucifixion.

Adding to the effective- ness of “The Gospel Road” in its

* endeavor to convey reality for

this day are: the fascinating treatment of the Crucifixion, making this tragedy an event of significance that reaches from its own time across the years to take on meaning for all men of all ages; and the songs and background music of Johnny Cash and other outstanding musicians, whose contempor- ary style is not out of keeping with the story ...a story that reveals that His darkest day has become our brightest.

cure for inflation is ata political rally, a barbershop or a fresh- man dormitory.

In fact, the Bible makes some sensible suggestions. For one thing, it asks, “Why do you spend your money for that which is not bread and your labor for that which does not satisfy?” Do we really need our luxury cars, our world tours, our gourmet delights? Our system seems to be built

around buying things we don't _ need with money we don't {

have. The ditty says it well, “It used to be in days gone by {which now sounds very funny), the foolish spending always stopped when one ran out of money.” Times have changed!

Paul may have been on toa good thing when he remarked that he had learned to be content in whatever situation he found himself. Our definition

of enough is ‘a little more than’ -

we have.’ If only the James family would move away! Jésus once. said, “Gather up the fragments that are left ‘over that nothing be wasted.” North America has squandered

more of the world's resources in ~

the past decade than all of the people. of all recorded history had used up to that time.

Qur throw-away society will soon have nothing to throt away and nowhere to throw

Aristotle Onassis once said, “All that really counts these days is money. It’s the people with money who are. the royalty now. “Time magazine remarked that by that maxim Onassis was king of kings. His holdings totalled $500 million. He had. everything but pos- sessed nothing.

- In stark contrast, the only’

thing Jesus had when He died was a seamless robe. He had nothing, but possessed every- thing.

Which way are we head- ing? Where is our heart? Are we straining to ldy up treasures onearth, where moths and rust corrupt, where thieves break through and steal... and ‘inflation devours? Or are we eager to be rich toward God?

Bel It’s worth thinking about.

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Hold Installation

Job's Daughters Hold Installation Cathy Kruetzky Named Honored Queen

The public installation of Honored Queen, Cathy Kruet- ‘ aky of the International Order of Job's Daughters, was held in the Kinnaird Hall on the after- hoon of Jan. 22,

Greetings from Grand Council were given by Past

Allen of Nelson,

Installing officers were Past Honored Queens of Trail, Nelson and Rossland bethols, Retiring Queen, Miss Laurie Wickett presided.

Honored Queen Cathy. is supported in her term of office by elected. officers, Senior Princess Dana. Smith, Junior Princess Joy McNabb, Gulde Kim Smith and Marshall Pat Lafergey. .

Appointed officers are: Chaplain Gwen Kruetzky, Re- corder Yyonne McGuire, Musi- clan Carole Plant, Treasurer

Alexander,

Janna Sylvest, 2nd—Celina

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Sr. Custodian is Cathy Shaw, Jr. Custodian Leanna Sylvest, Inner Guard Norine

Walton, Flag Bearer Lorraine, Merritt;

“Nicholson, Prompter Iris Mer-

ritt, Page- Amanda: Plant, As-

sistant-Musiclan Teresa Birch

and Assistant Recorder Kerri Poohachoff.

Choir. members are Ro-

wena Junker; Joanne Liber,

|. Idris Roberts, Beth Krug,

Oakalla authorities are considering a_request that 24 _ Sons of ‘Freedom women be allowed to prepare meals for five men in a different part of the prison. A spokesman at the: Wo- men's section of the Burnaby

“9 for $1.00

4 lbs. $1.00.

said: last Thursday :‘that the women continue to cook their“own’ food ‘while the

Grad Guardian, Mrs, Irene

Messengers include 1st—’

Brady, : Outer’ Guard’ Susan:

Lady of the Lights Norine’

Cindy Roth and Librarian Lori g

New Constable

A former wildlife: officer for the Province of Alberta is now a constable for the RCMP receiving his first posting here.

Cst, - Cliff. “Longman,

* formerly, of Hughenden, Alta.,

Is single and enjoys hunting, In his three, years as official wild- life officer he served in the area of Blairmore and Valleyview. Other changes at the local detachment are the transfers of Cst. J, Brassard and Cst, Bruce’ MacDonald, both having been

‘members of the Castlegar De-

Royal Court, left to right, Senor Princess Dana Smith, Past Honored: Queen Laurie Wicket,

Sandra Nicholson, ‘Fiona’ Ste-

wart, Connie Paulson, Louise °

Stewart;

Lorie Farrier," Peggy Gjen- nestad, Teresa, Moroso, Juli- anne Partridge, Kim Redisky, Tracy Anderson, Karen Birch and Diane Vader. B

After’ the installation ser: -

vice refreshments were served.

“to the girls and their families

and friends,

Freedomite Women ‘May. Cook for Men.

* don't get enough writing paper.

The : only, thing we are hesitant to give them is cooking oil. It is very inflammable. Coming from that area, .. we do give it to them, but it is’ rationed.” 2

All 29 Freedomites will be brought back to Nelson for a preliminary hearing Feb. 14 at

9:80 a.m. ‘hey are all charged

Sithe Freedomite men do not eat <<when'meat dishes are’ on the menu." ‘ While one of the women “met with a lawyer: Thursday, she has not broken ranks with

offered their freedom if they | promised to appear in court for their trial. Two of the five men were madé the same offer when they appeared ‘in court. in Nelson, Jan. 12.

“They ‘are remarkable people,” the Oakalla worker 7 alt “for 26 of them housed in

“LETTUCE : -39c'head — : 3 ‘heads $1.00

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“You always anticipate: problems with them,” he. said.

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Over $6, 000 ‘damage has resulted in Saturday's accident when a‘Blueberry driver. was ‘distracted by. his dog’ while driving his 1873 four by four.

Lawrence R. Albright has been. charged with driving. ‘without due care and attention

# after his vehicle was in collision f at the Blueberry Creek junction

:with-a 1976: Chev driven by..

\Mrs.°:Helenor M, Paolini* of Ny, ;, Trail. i

the others, 15 of whom ‘were ©

“There have been isolated inci-

“> the prison setvés. He gaid there “J: were rumors in the prison.that

NEB Films For Armchair.

Travellers

Tityou love to get out and travel but can't manage to see as many places as you would like, take a pleasure trip via the celluloid route.

The National Film Board reminds all armehair ‘travellers it ‘distributed In-Canada travel films free of charge through its libraries around the province:

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Over $6,000 Damages” In Saturday's Accident

«Mrs. Paolini was taken to, the -Castlegar . and. District

) Hospital but:not detained. © An RCMP spokesman says , the shoulder straps of Mr. and

Mrs.” Paolini’s Seat belts. was instrumental -. in “saving . the couple from serious i injury ifnot a fatal incident. The:Albright’ vehicle sus-

tained “an estimated * $1,200".

damage and the Paolini vehicle $5,000. *

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: The ‘Board of Management of the Hospital ‘requires ditectors to replace coembers a completing’ their: terms’ of office. Join the Hospital Society foday. sj Og Membership. ‘In: tha Society Is.open to’ all Persons: ‘n't the. ! Hospital Castlegar, Robson,: Brilliant, Ootischenia,: Blueberry, Thrums,’ ete. os

District:

Honored Queen Cathy Lie and Sunlor Princess doy McNabb’

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“Classes. In 1977/78. Any error could affect your ability to collect.”

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Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH 4 appointed,

Two new “directors must: be: elected at the Annual Meeting. in March 1977. Candidates must join the society, before February 15, 1977.5 = Me YOU may. join. the Society by. ball $1.00 at t the heel between the hours. i of 8am.-9 pm. é

St, David's "8:00 a.m. Eucharist 9:00 a.m. Eucharist and Sunday School 10:10 a.m. United Church Sunday School 10:30 a.m. United Church Service Robson 9:45 a.m. “United Church Service Parish Office: 365-8337

Ministers — Rev. Desmond Carroll — Anglican Rev. Ted Bristow — United

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