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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1989
Page
18
The Jewish new year starts September 29 1989 marking year 5750 in the calendar. It is a time of reflection justice compassion and renewal with services in synagogues and the sounding of the shofar. The Lubavitch Centre in Vancouver offers information on customs and services.
Pastor Roy Hubbeard of Chet wynd Gospel Tabernacle warns against spiritual coldness. He cites duck hunting as a metaphor for becoming numb to God, urging repentance and renewed fervor through prayer and Bible study to keep the heart warm with His love.
Law Reform Commission of British Columbia invites responses to proposals to make property settlements in divorce more equal. Pre marriage or inherited assets would not be shared. A public brochure and summary will explain proposals and be distributed across libraries courts and law groups. Comments accepted until December 15, 1989 with final report to the Attorney General in early 1990.
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