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All Saints Anglican

SERVICES: (
Sunday - Morning Prayef .............ccsccessrensceterseees

Sunday - Church School ..........cccccssececeessecesaneeeeee 11:00 AM
Holy Eucharist - Fourth Sunday of the Month,
Sunday Evening Prayer ..... Nas stvenscesentehelacteddccuthae
Wednesday - Holy Eucharist ...........c.ccsseseeecessenee

Followed by Bible Study,
Thursday - Choir Practice .............c:eseeeeseesereneeees
Women’s Auxilary Meeting every Third Tuesday of the
Month in the Parish Hall .............cccsssesssesnseeesees
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FEB. 14 - A Valentine Day’s Tea at Church .....
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A Spring Rummage Sale and Tea will be held. The date is
to be announced.
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Parish Council Meeting — First Wednesday of each month

at 7:30 pm.

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LIVE BY IT!

A lot of folks you know

And off to Church they go.
They rue the error of their ways,
And pray that all might hear;

But when the services are done,
The lessons they ignore;

Till next the Sabbath has begun,
They leave them at the door.

The only way you'll ever earn
The happiness you seek

Is living by the faith you learn,
All seven days a week!

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NEWS RELEASE

The Honourable Alex V. Fraser
Minister of Highways and Public
Works

Tenders have been called, returnable

on August 26, for a contract to
crush 100,000 tons of gravel at

Aeroplane and Deep Creek pits on the |
Cassiar Highway, it was announced

today by Frank Calder, the M.L.A.
for Atlin.

Aeroplane pit is a half mile from

Good Hope Lake Camp, while Deep

Creek is about 2.5 miles north of

Cassiar Junction on Highway 37.

All crushed material will be stock-
piled in the pits, 30,000 tons at
Aeroplane and 70,000 tons at Deep
Creek, and will be‘used on highway
projects in the Dease Lake Highway

District.

The farmer and his son were both lazy.
As they sprawled in their chairs one

day the father said:

‘Paudeen, go out and see if it’s

“raining.”

. ‘Ah sure can’t you call in the dog and

see if he’s wet?’

11:00 AM

8:00 PM

7:30 PM

DON’T JUST LEARN FAITH and to relieve Hunger in the Third World. This will end on

When Sunday morning rolls around,

Will find themselves religion-bound,

And when it comes to hymns of praise,
They sing them loud and clear.

ON DOUX
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UNITY — WHO NEEDS IT? 3 Hello there ........... from Quartz Creek.
‘You....me....strangers?’ By] :
No, it’s not a scrap of dialogue from a turgid romance. ite Where’s Quartz Creek? Well, actually

our name is Quartz Rock Creek and

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It’s the Canadian version of this year’s theme for the annual

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. ate we're about six miles out of town,
In the U.S.A., where the unity octave originated in the Bt just before the little wooden bridge
work of Fr. Paul Wattson, S.A., the theme is expressed in Sa by the sign which | reads ‘Laura’s
slightly different words: ‘No longer strangers’, eat Northern Lights Cafe . Though at the
But whatever the words, they refer to the same passage a present the cafe is not opened for
in St, Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians (chapter 2), in which $&% business, hopefully with the coming
he appeals for unity among the community, caught up in gk of our long awaited spring, it will be
personal animosities and division and thus prevented from ae . reopened again.
witnessing Christ. BS We’re a small community, but not
Chiara Lubich uses the image of the sun to explain one B19 lacking in activity. Our hockey team,
of the mysteries of unity. She suggests that we imagine that Bis the Quartz Creek Smokers, though
God is the sun, and that each of us is moving toward him on Sos they lost the match against the Cassiar
a separate ray. The closer we come to him the closer we get Om Townsite team on Wednesday night,

to each other. Real unity is a consequence of our love of played a very energetic hockey game.

God, and is only realized in him and_through him, a Keep up the good work, gentlemen
What's going on? = and let’s see more fans out there
Conferences between Theologians of different churches, @& cheering them on!

Catholic, Anglican, Orthoolon, Lutheran and Reformed ne John and Peter Alton from our

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community are on holiday in sunny
California. What a nice way to spend
the winter months!

John Reid is away in Prince George
continuing his education in electricity.
Three of our community members,

Documents have been published stating common belief and

_ agreement between the Catholic and Anglican church on the
Eucharist, Ministry and Priesthood Authority.

Common interest on the local level is also essential.

Here in Cassiar, all year around there is good communication

between the two churches. The members of both churches

60%

help each other at their socials as if it was for their own gt Pete, Cindy, and their daughter Myla

church. Once or twice a year there is an Ecumemical Service at will be leaving us shortly for their new

planned by both churches, atte home in the Fraser Valley, Dome Creek.
For our Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, we have Rg We wish them warm farewells and the

chosen the one week of Lent, March 5 — 12. A special Sus best wishes for the future.

service will be held at the All Saints Anglican Church on a ‘The Creek’ was well represented at

Wednesday, March 8th at 7:30 pm.
During Lent we will share our efforts to understand

. the Felix Possak concert including two
r of our youngest members, Troy and
= Tonya Hope. The concert was through-
sii ly entertaining and very much enjoyed

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Good Friday with a symbolic 5-mile walk followed by a

Third World lunch, together. Fr. Pauwels ss: by all. I think Troy would certainly
Be vote for the ‘Cowboy’ song as being his

Residents of Cassiar; ’ Be favourite.

We wish again to announce the continuation of our me The Quartz Creek garage suffered
gospel services and to extend a hearty invitation to a recently from some vandalism. We
all who might be interested in attending. Be shall all hope that the unpleasant
‘This hour of fellowship can be a help to you in incident does not reoccur.
understanding the scriptures, answering your ques- $f Speaking of vandalism, our dog
tions, and knowing the reality of an eternal hope. & community seems to be quite pleased
These services are held in the interest of upholding Sat with the successful theft of a pot of
an everlasting gospel bringing eternal life to all Sg Stew from one of the community
people, tongues, and nations as commanded by yg window ledges. f

Roger will soon be moving back into
his house again at the end of our road

Jesus (Matt. 28:19), a ministry as established by
Jesus (Luke 9:1 & 10:1), a worship service as

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established by. Jesus the passover lamb (Luke 22) a with his husky, Kashmir.

and the shed blood of Jesus as our hope of forgive- 8% We welcome Jackie and her daughter
ness (1 Peter 1:18). We hope you will enjoy this &% Trina to the Creek. Jackie has been
hour of fellowship together, singing, prayers and #® busy settling in and redecorating their
bible talks. ae new home.

Services are held each Sunday evening in the a Our newest member to our com-

munity is a jolly looking snowman and

Cassiar Public School, room 3, at 8:00 pm. A Le eo nouet aera Ie ae OF i
week night service will be held as well - please if Hi 8 cas or ae 2 are 2°
phone 778-7337. These services are nondenomina- ye aenine Hastie little "se Hle nen a
Mocellin SineaRty ME offering a smile to all newcomers or
Rowland Jackeor a passer-bys to Quartz Rock Creek.

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He doesn’t speak standard English, but he is no way
‘linguistically handicapped’. If you will take the time and
courtesy to listen and observe carefully, you will see that
he and the other Indian children communicate very well,
both among themselves and with other Indians, They
speak ‘functional’ English, very effectively augmented by
their fluency in the silent language, the subtle, unspoken
communication of facial expressions, gestures, body move-
ment and the use of personal space.

You will be well advised to remember that our children
are skillful interpreters of the silent language. They will
know your feelings and attitudes with unerring precision,
no matter how carefully you arrange your smile or modu-
late your voice. They will learn in your classroom, because
children learn involuntarily. What they learn will depend
on you.

Will you help my child learn to read, or will you

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teach him that he has a reading problem? Will you help ® @
him develop problem solving skills; or will you teach him )
that school is where you try to guess what- answer the @
teacher wants? e
Will he learn that his sepse of his own value and digni
is valid, or will he learn that he must forever be apologetjc @ THE K
and ‘trying harder’ because he isn’t white? Can you halp ) EINE To yous
him acquire the intellectual skills he needs without at \the @ INCOME TAX PROBLEMS
same time imposing your values on top of those he alrea¢ S :
has? CASSIAR AGENT —
Respect my child. He is a person. He has a right to be ) eave
COU sic: @ Phone 778-7456
_Yours very sincerely, : ey foe
His Mother KE-GA-DONCE 8 ee

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Born to Mr. & Mrs. Danny Harrison,
Cassiar, a daughter, Jody Lynn,
7 lbs. 9 0z., Dec. 18, 1978.

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Peter Voss,
Cassiar, a daughter, Marie
Lynn, 9 ibs, 2.0z., Jan-3, 1978.

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Garth Thrush,
Cassiar, a son, Noel Edgar, 7 lbs.
ll oz., Jan 4, 1978.

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Born to Mary Johnny and Charlie

Morris of Good Hope Lake, a

daughter, Chequinta Judy, 5 lbs.
GIoz%., (Deca 31977,

Photo not available.

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"A telephone enquirer from south

of the border enquired of us in all}

seriousness whether the "intense
cold" was responsible for a higher
birthrate in the north because no-
body could do anything outside for
_seven long winter months, we had
to smile.

We can't comment on the birth-
rate and why it might. be up or
down — hardly our ballgame -— but
every northerner knows, winter is
a season of many indoor delights."

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OUR NORTHERN HARVEST
A Crop of Babies

Born to Dr. & Mrs. Faught,
Cassiar, a daughter, Carolyn
Julie, 5:lbss 9's oz,, Jan. 910,
1978.

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Born to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Storic,

Cassiar, a daughter, Bobbi-Gail,

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Born to Mr. & Mrs. H. Pischler,

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Born to Mr. & Mrs. Charles Devine
of Dease Lake, a son, Fyal Avery,

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electric light for his wife when he
found she was. pregnant. On the night
of the delivery he waited outside the
bedroom.

“You have a son, the doctor called
out.

‘And another!’

“And a girl!”

Madly the farmer pulled out the fuses
and plunged the house into darkness.
‘What’s up?’ cried the doctor.

“Sure I had to do something. I think it
must have been the light that was

attracting them.’

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