Cassiar Courier 1990 Page 12
ALL SAINTS —
ANGLICAN

10:30 a.m. Sunday’
§ 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays _- HOLY EUCHARIST:
§ 2nd and 4th Sundays 9 MORNING WORSHP §
and 4th Wednesdays ='7 tespan, Sy

Dear Reader,

Is Baster a time of great
joy for you, or do you look upon
it with indifference?
you are not indifferent. Christ
died on the cross so that you and
I would have the means of being
restored to God, as his adopted
children, turning away from our
rebellion to God. ' Through
Christ, God demonstrates his in-
credible love for each one of us.
Christ desires to be the most im-

portant person in your life, be-
cause only when you totally sur-
render’ to him, can you experience
Eternal Life and true peace; only

then can you ‘be reconciled to
God.

Jesus' resurrection calls
trom TUS Van response. We are
either drawn to Christ in any
number of ways, or we literally
turn our backs on, Christ: There
is no in-between. We are either

for Christ or against Christ. :

Baster reminds us that
Christ gave his life for us; that
death was not the final answer,
but resurrection to new life.
Christ lives! May that life be
yours as well. ;

I'd like to conclude with a
poem written by Jean Hogan
Dudley, of Harlingen, Texas,
printed in the 1985 March issue
of Sharing.

The Man From Galilee

No on was half as lonely as
The Man from Galilee,
With none to understand Him,
To know his mighty goal,
When those who-were nearest Him
Could never fully see
purposes that filled His

nor

The
life,
The visions of His soul.

No one was half as lonely as
The Man from Galilee,

As over blind Jerusalem
He agonized and wept,
Orin = that last Jdarkw timer cof
prayer
Within Gethsemane
When Judas had betrayed Him, and
The tired disciples slept.

No one was half as lonely as

The Man from Galilee,
When all the love He gave to men
Seemed just a bitter loss,
crucified, He hung alone
Upon a cruel tree,
No one was half as lonely as

The Man upon that cross

When,

Yet no one ever had such peace,
Such faith the storms to

still;

And no one in all time or space
Has had such joy as He,

Who joyed to heal, and serve, and
gave,

To. do His Father's will,
This Son of God who rose from
death

To reign eternally.

Christ be with you,
The Rev. Rodney May.

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Hopefully .

Nurse ’s Notes

FOR THE
" HEALTH "

OF IT !

BY WENDY STARK B.S.N.
Nobody likes to talk about

breast cancer, but the good news
is that if it is diagnosed at an
early stage, the treatment is
easier and the cure rate much
greater. Regular performance of
a breast self examination
(B.S.E.) can lead to early detec-
tion of breast lumps which may be
cancerous, therefore this simple
technique is one which ALL women
should perform.

The Cassiar Hospital nurses
are (Offering a free Biss. Clinic
at the hospital where you will be
taught how to examine yourself on
a one-to-one basis. We hope that
all women who’ are not already
practising B.S.E. and even those
who are but want to be sure they
are performing the exam correct-
ly, drop in at the hospital on
April 18th between 7 and 10 p.m.
Your questions and concerns are

welcome 50 please bring them with
We hope to see you on the
of it!

you.

Bothe abo the mtthealt hl!

If you are interested in becoming a
block parent or in helping to organize
the block parent program

please contact

Wenndee Quinn
P.O. Box 188
Cassiar B.C.
778-7580

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Cont. from page 11

cial funds. Keep a close eye on

belongings or goods being ship-
ped. A special project slows
down because of a shift in think-

ing. Be prepared for some learn-
ing experiences before you get
back on track in Sept. or Nov. oN
question from afar around the
23rd needs careful consideration,
you may need a professional
Opinion. Listen carefully. Key
numbers are Us 3 and 1

Beer Ne days are 10, Dele ad and

AQUARIUS

Jan. 20-Feb. 18

Life grows exciting for you
up for lost time with par—
There is
romance.

make
ties and social events.

a~ definite chance £
You'll be attracted eee or who
write, teach, lecture or who ar
otherwise Creative. A Gemini ae
Virgo may have some exciting in-

formation for you. The possib-
ility of a conflict at the be-
ginning of the month between a
boss or associate exists. Do not
become confused between con-
flicting emotions and be dip-
lomatic, all is well. You need

to spend some time i
at buildin
your own ego. Key numbers are Me

Sand ie Impor
£2, ta ee gen oe Mee steed,

Family
on you this
it is your reponsiblity to solve

members make demands
month. You will feel

domestic squabbles and promote
harmony. Be sure to meet these
challenges with understanding and
compromise, not head on. Libra
and Scorpio people could be at-
tracted to you, but romance is
likely to be sweet and low keyed,
not fiery and passionate. At
work or business you will do best
behind the scenes. Travel plans
need adjusting and revising this
month. Be cautious in your fin-
ancial dealings. Key numbers are
2, 4 and 6.° Important days are
271i andie2 0.

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Swiss have the solution
for political problems

Editor:

Today, Canadians are facing a growing
number of serious concerns such as the
proposed Goods and Services tax, the Meech
Lake Accord, the National debt, the. environ-
ment, crime and punishment, foreign aid,
government waste,and poverty in a land of
plenty.

No one seems able to come up with a solu-
tion for individuals to obtain the kind of
govemmment they desire.

Last week, we attended a very interesting
meeting in Vermilion.

The topic was, “Citizen's Initiative and
Referendum”.

The presentation included Professor Geof-
frey Walker's video, “The People’s Law”, on
how the people of Switzerland, over 100 years
ago, managed to solve their problems, which
were similar to ours today, with a program of
reform now known as the Swiss System.

The Swiss System of Initiative, Referendum
and Recall gives all electors the power to have
areal ‘say’ in public policies by allowing them
to initiate the legislation they desire. This is

-done by petitioning for the holding of a bind-

ing referendum.

The electors are also able to veto any unpo-
pular legislation by holding a binding referen-
dum.

There is a Recall provision which means if
the people are not satisfied with their elected
representative, they may petition to force his/
her recall at any time. This to be followed with
a by-election at which he/she could stand for re
-election if he/she wished.

The Initiative and Referendum are proving

most worthwhile wherever introduced. Swit-
zerland today, is the most stable country in
Westem Europe with one of the lowest taxa-
tion and inflation rates in the world.

Initiative and Referendum have also proved
their worth in 24 U.S. states and most
recently, Italy. Perhaps readers will remember
how the electors of California, a few years
ago, were able to stop a huge tax increase.

At the present time there is a movement by
the people of Australia to. demand the intro-
duction of the Swiss System in their country.
The electors are persuading representatives to
include the Initiative and Referendum in party
platforms.

The Initiative and Referendum does not
replace the party system but has given polliti-
cians an incentive to be more sensitive to the
wishes of the people. It also helps to produce
more independently-minded politicians, thus

reducing apathy among electors who know

they can have a say on issues which concem
them.

May I urge all of your readers who would
like to have a real choice of say in public
policies to find out more about the system of
Initiative, Referendum and Recall and to lean
how we might convince our politicians we
want to do more than tum up to vote for them
every few years and then dutifully pay the
taxes they have imposed on us.

For information write to: Initiative and
Referendum, Box 831, Brooks, Alberta, TOJ
0J0.

Lorna Green
Paradise Valley, Alberta

RIGHT ON! RIGHT ON! The above letter by Lorna Green of Paradise
Valley is photographically reproduced (reduced in size) from a recent issue
of the. Lloydminster weekly newspaper ‘‘Meridian Booster.”’

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