CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 28, 1980
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yrand | featuring
eet! slant carried a
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vale Full Gospel Assembly Church on. 1 Aug.2.
* when Rev. David G. Low heard the ¢:

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gave their daughter in canines! to the son of
Mr. and Mrs: Everd Ronald Hawkins of
Castlegar.

Organist Mrs. Edith Karkham' 3 “fleet from

Hs 1 Btapley Bis;

matching capes. Each atten-
nosegay of flowers, similar to

“that of the bride's.
Miss Cheri Malo of Fruitvale was flower

the Answer. And

Pulpit & Pew

by Mintetere in the West Kootenay :. risaeia Ss i ae ani ;

When in Neleor
enjoy 3 different ;
nese’:

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By GEORGE VANDEMAN
Séventioday. Ad Adventist

a Two PLUS TWO
ABtory of True Education
Did you know that only
about one out of every eight

nine-year-olds can tell you

whatesie thisde of nine is?
nd /ohly. one -out of every *
as 1?-year-olds an give you
the situ-
ion is getting worse.
: ‘ies the' reason a
the det ting results, the’
real-life‘ product; ‘of today’s
education? Why is it that
Johnny. can't read =;,or write
— oy; add?,Is - wall-to-wall
foothalkresponsible? Or rock
musio?, Ori drugs? Or TV?.
Undoubtedly, alll of thése
have: avahwee in’

‘th
ha isit"podsibte that’John- ”

vation, a set a set of values
that he has never been ex-
posed. to at home?

Is it possible that John- °

Y - y .
: % 2 ‘a ‘VJ ) Friday - + Hong Kong
‘Satur jay - Shanghai

pas if we are free to.de= >
‘Sunday - spate

cide for ourselves their value.’

Tho whole system of mathe- everywhere’! ‘in

matics falls if even one num-~ ‘we | see |: ordér,

ber is not constant, stabi

permanent, and forever’

flexible. Mathematics must ae

be absolute — or it is’ utter, ‘on’ Him, ‘for! God; cab (ibe i ¢ will ale
108. . - trusted.: (sce' Psalm: * host alwa protest atten-

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Congratulations aa Ms and ae Bud Edgar, who ; y one

were married etre 27 27 at St. Paul’s-Trinity Chireh in ‘ p : Free parking

Nelson. The bride, Sharon, is’ the daughter of Mr. and i

Mrs, David J. Hale and the groom {s the son of Mr. and

Mra. Denis C. Edgar, all of North Shore. " y ;
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fi - Gongratulations goout toMr. ‘and Mrs. Brian Robert 4 ‘ : rates
Forrest, who were married Sept, 27-at St. .Andrew’s :
United Church in Rossland. The bride, Rita Louise, is the
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and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Forrest
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wis while Master Brian Malo, was’ ring-

bearer. -
aids Completing the wedding party was best. doesn't care? What does it
man: Mre Melvin

gaard, and. Mr. Allan Bisgaard,

ny can't add because he just

matter whether two plus two
make four or seven or nine —
so long as he can hit the ball

Hawkins, the’ groom’s .
Castlegar and ushers Mr.

both brothers of the bride from Fruitvale, as- and have money in his pocket

tional wedding selections. During the signin;
of the register, the duo played “Somewhere,
My Love” and “Sweet Bye and Bye.”’Sherry
Marusin, accompanied by Joy Eaton on th
Piano, sang “Loye is a Rose” during
“ceremony.

Avskirt‘and blouse ensemble in‘ott-whit
trimmed with matching lace was worn by.
bride. The outfit had. been madé.-by.<her-. or wed

the

9well as Mr. Drew Oliphant of Castlegar, a
~~ -rieousin of the groom.
Yellow and white streamers and bella

the-redeption. The head, table was high-
ae ‘by a silver candle set which belonged
autor of of the bride,

for hamburgers and French
Fries and Coke?

What would it be like if
two plus two did not always
make four — if it depended
on what some economist
happened to be pretending at -
the It’s bad enough

Fruitvale Memorial Hali for

as well as.the
gz cake. D d by the

. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clint Maiishon,
whose marriage took place Sept. \27 in Trail: Alliance
Church. The bride, Ena, is the daughter of Mr. David

Watson of Swift Current, Sask. and the groom is tlie son’,

of Mr. and Mra. Bernie McMahon ‘of Montrose.
Congratulations i Me ad Mra. Caster. Zel

! Maseko, whe were wed Sept. 27 at Holy © Greet Church in

bride, is thy eldbat’

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enzo Mondin 5 of Trail ‘and “a

-groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mra, Adam Mv
* Swaziland, Africa. S
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. John sack} i.
‘Woods who were wed Sept. 20 at the First United ,

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with baby’s breath, and she carried a bouquet
of peach roses, morning glory and baby’s
breath, secured with peach ribbon. ~

Maid of honor was Miss ‘Paulette

mother and a friead, Bona Malo. Her hair was
as al a worn

of an
was the groom's sister, Miss Colleen Hawkins
of Castlegar. Both were attired in yellow

‘Wy Arouior

DEAR DR. GRAHAM: My husband is
his work, and now that our last child has gone away to college,
I feel depressed and useless. Are there any steps I can take to -
overcome this?

preoccupied with

— Mrs. B.L.

DEAR MRS. B.L.: I suspect there are many people who
have felt as you do. In fact, I cannot help butthink that your
husband may feel the same sense of emptiness when he
retires unless he makes some changes in his life. Your life has
apparently been centered in your children, just as his life
seems to. be centered in his work. When a person loses
something (or someone) which has been at the center of life, it
is often difficult to adjust.

What is the solution to your problem? First I wait to tell
you directly that your life is not useless or worthless in God's
eyes. You are very precious to him, and I am convinced he
wants to help you and use you in new ways for his purposes.
Therefore, the first step i is to commit your life to Jesus Christ

if you have not done this. Christ wants to be the center of your

Mabel Pereversoff.
buried in Creston

peach roses arid yellow trim, with a
the top layer.
f ceremonies was Mr. Gary V.

Pringle of. Fruitvale a and the toast to the bride

with the value of the dollar .

fluctuating, with interest
rates going higher and high-
er, with the stock market
acting like a yo-yo, But if the

Methodist Church in Missoula, Mont. The bride, Carli
Jean, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Groenke,
Ir. of Cincinnati, Ohio and the groom is the son of Mr, and.
Mrs. Herbert Woods of Castlegar. « if

Prayers ‘were recited
Friday evening from the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel
tand funeral concluded Satur-
day from the Castlegar Rus-
sian Hall for Mabel Pere-
versoff, age 68, a resident of
Creston who had just re-
cently moved to the Castle-
gar area,

Mrs. Pereversoff died
Thursday at Castlegar and
District Hospital.

She was born in Sas-
katchewan and came, as a
small child with her parents,
to the Castlegar area, set-
tling in Ootischenia. In 1932,
she married her husband,
John, at Brilliant and in 1946,
the Pereversoffs moved to
Creston.

Mrs, Pereversoff was a
member of the Union of

Spiritual Communities of.
Christ.

She is survived by three
sons, Dr. Charles J. and
daughter-in-law Dr. Yvonne
Pereversoff, of Edmonton,
John and Paul, also of Ed-
monton; one daughter, Win-
nie Pereversoff' of Vancou-
ver; one grandson; two sis-

.ters, Helen Cheveldave of
Brilliant and Mary Koftinoff

of Robson; and one brother, ©

Nick Voikin of Vancouver.

Burial was in Creston,
with Castlegar Funeral
Chapel in care of arrange-
ments. -

by Mr. Dave Heidt of multiplication table’ itself
berserk, that is chaos.

goes

Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins are residing in There isn’t a calculator any-

* Fruitvale, following a ‘honeymoon trip to where that could-handle it.
“Vancouver: Island.

Numbers become mean-

Billy Graham

life, and he wants you to do his will. Turn to him and ask him
to be lord of your life. Then pray for him to help you with your
problem by showing you what he wants you do do and how he
.wants to use you.

Ido not know how God will direct your life if you are open

to him; all I know is that he will guide you if you are open to

his word. But I suspect one thing he will do is help you to~

become a better wife to your husband. I do not know your |

situation, of course, but Iknow that often a husband may feel
that his wife is more interested in the children than she is in
‘him. Whatever the problem ask God to help you help your
These can be years for you, if you both

~make the effort to grow closer to each other and to. Christ.”
Then I believe God will help you find new ways to serve
him. It may be through your church,’or through some other
type of Christian ministry. Ask him to help you, and trust him
to guide you. “I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way
which thou shalt, -go: I will guide thee with mine eye” (Psalm

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Following the summer

recess,’ Bethel No, 60 Inter-,

national Order of Job's
Daughters, Castlegar, met on
the evening of Sept. 10 at the
“Masonic Hall,

The ‘last meeting of the
previous term was held June
21 and was the Public
Installation. of Honored-
Queén Elect, Diane Vader
and her officers. The theme
of the installation was “Cer-
emony of.the Flowers;" the
colors chosen were pink and
silver and the flower was the
rose,

Guardian Mrs, M. Henne

opened tlie meeting. Associ-*

ate-Guardian, J. Parkins es-
corted the Installing Officer,
Honored Queen Janet Fou-

bister to the East. The fol- |

lowing ‘Installing Officers
were then invited into the
all: Bee .

Guide — Jane Partridge,
P.H.Q. No. 4; Marshall =
.Q. No. 60;
Chaplain — Gwen Kruetzky,

crown, symbols a
and was escort

* Past ' -Honored
Janet presented the H el
Queen’s pin to Diane and we
then presented: with het Pas!
Honored Queen's pin by her
father, B. Foubister. §

On behalf of her family,
L. Rogers, Diane's -grand-
father, presented her'-with
her gavel which she will use
during her term. .

Honored Queen Diane is
an affiliated. member, of
Bethel No. 60, having been

- initiated into Bethel.No. 49,

Oliver. Many. of her friends
from’ Bethel No. 49. were
present, including” J. “Bar-
riskill, P.A.G., Debby - Hall,
Ha Gail Barriskill, P.H.Q.,

‘Ann Landers * ef

Dear Ann’ Landers: The answer you gave the woman :

‘whose husband wanted to make love In the shower, In
the: back yard, on the floor, etc., shows you are as nutty
ashe Is. You wouldn't dare print my letter, but It will do
me good to write it.

‘lalmost dropped my teeth when you told her,
“Count ‘your blessings and hope it:tasts.'* It was the
same as saying, ‘You are lucky to have a sex.nut for a

* husband! Enjoy itl’ Evidently she QOESN''T. cenjoy itor

she wouldn't have written to you.
Next he'll suggest that they try making love in the

. bathtub, then on ‘the garage roof: and eventually on

Honored Queen Diane Vader, left,
_ Right Pastt H d Queen Janet F

=D. Syrest Photo

Louise Stewart, Maj. Mem:
ber No. 60; Musician — Mrs.
Ruby Partridge, P.B.G.-No,
60; Senior Custodian — Jo-
anne Casorso, P.H.Q. No. 49;
Junior Custodian — Idriss

. Roberts, Maj. Member No.

60; and Narrator — Yvonne
McGuire, P.H.Q. No: 60.
During a reading by the

Narrator, P.H.Q. Yvonne Mc-

Guire, the officers and choir
entered and were seated,
The girls carried nosegays.of
pink and white flowers with
silver late, a keepsake oi the
occasion.

The flag’: was positioned
by . Installing Marshall,
P.H.Q. Dana Smith and, the
Holy Bible placed on the altar.
by P.H.Q. Gwen Kruetzky,
the Installing Chaplain,

Installation of: the fol-
lowing officers was per-
formed by Installing Honored
Queen, Janet Foubister:

Elected officers:. Hon-
ored Quéen — Diane, Vader,
‘Senior Princess -—- Celina
Sookachoff, Junior , Princess
— Janta Sylvest, Guide —

sAmanda Plant:and.Marshall
Kim} Res wnoal

Appointed Officers:
Chaplain-— Tracey Ander-
son, Treasurer — Beth Krug,

Recorder — Julie Partridge,.

Musiciarr:-— Cathy Ward,
Librarian — Leanne Sylvest,
Messengers — (1st) — Connie
Batchelor, (2nd) — Joanne
Liber, (8rd) — Lisa Hall, (4th)
— Alexis Walsh, (5th) —

+ Patti MacKinnon;.

Senior Custodian —

And ” PHQ. and
Rhaide Bruce, Sr. Princess,

Other “honored guests .

were: Past’ Grand Guardian

Swanson, Debet
Bain, H.Q.gNoo 4 Trail ‘and
Carol Swanson, Sr. Princes

: No. 4 Traibs
Palais the introdué. .

Past Honored Queen Jai
was escorted to the all
where she knelt for the Bible
‘signing ceremony.Thp beth
meeting conelutied with tl
closing ceremony.

hour follow
during which refreshments
were served. The et 3
table was decorated with réd
roses andsilver candleatick
holders. ‘Honored Queen
Diane, Senior Princess Celina
Sookachoff:and Junior Prin-
cess Janna Sylvest each cut
her cake and served it to the
guests. Pourers for the af-
ternoon were P.G. No, 60 Mr.
M. Foubister and Mrs. Cas-
arso of Oliver. .

The girls finished the
term with, a_barbeque
swim'party “hbathd by
Princess Diane Vader and Jr.

tion of thethonored “ia

ate

Princess Celina Sookachoff at.

the Sookachoffs’ residence.
Meetings have resumed
and. are “being held on the

second ‘and ‘fourth Wednes-"

days of the month at7 p.m. in
the Masonic Hall. Member.’
ship in Job's Daughters is
open to girls ages 11 to 20
who have Masonic relation-
ship.

Joy Keillor bridge
club weekly results

Ten pairs, with an aver-
age of 64, took part in play
Monday evening at the Joy.
Keillor Bridge Club with the
following results:

First, Grace Donaldson
and Jean Fischer with 63;

second, Fred and Irene Hess
with 61; third, Bev Swain and
Agnes Charlton .with 58%
and fourth,‘ Helen Batchelor
and Mary. Stewart with 56.

Next week is the club's

ebamptonali event.

Tampon users face
potential health risk

“A senior health depart-
‘ment scientist says that the
federal government
tighten labelling require-
ments for tampons to warn
women of potential ‘health
«dangers.

The possible action by

‘the federal government came |

_after Proctor and Gamble in
Toronto announced it was
voluntarily taking its “Rely”
brand tampon off the market
following a similiar move by
the parent company in. the
United States.

‘A Proctor spokésman in -

HAVE DINNER WITH

may’

Toronto said the Canadian
subsidiary discovered a bro-
ker had distributed at least
258 cases of the model tam-

* pon in southern Ontario only.

Dr. .Alastair Clayton,
head of the Canadian Centre
for Disease Control, said
health” officials planned to
meet industry representa-

utives to discuss ways to in-

form women of the dangers.
of the toxic disease known as

the toxic shock syndrome. |

The condition proved fatal to

25 in the U.S. but no deaths -

have occurred in Canada.

‘Best. poetic talent

will be $1

at ‘$1,000 grand prize will ©
be’ awarded in the Sixth
Annual Fall Poetry Compe-

,000 richer

couraging poetic ‘talent of
every kind, and expect, our
contest to produce exciting

titi 3 by | the

feild Poetry, a quarterly
ter.for poets.

ms of all styles and

bject are eligible to

‘cocnole ‘for the grand prize

or for 49 other cash or mer-

chandise awards.
"Says poetry editor,

— like. Virginia |
Bates, a housewife from’
Woodbine, Md. She won our
grand prize last year with
her poem PIETA.” . ©

Rules and official entry
forms are available from
World of Poetry, 2491 Stock-
ton Blvd:, Dept. N, Sacra-

Eddie-Lou Cole, “We are en- mento, Calif. 95817.

Fourth and Main at. high noon. Sex without love soon
burris Itself out. An:uncomfortable setting | adds nothing
to the ,Pleasure of,gomance. This is why J, say the
“woman's husband {g nothing but a loon. If she doesn’t
get him to give up his.craziness, she will surely lose him.
If he's 80 wonderful, all she has to say is, ‘That's
enough foolleunete: fomee: Back to the bedroom.’
id) ine — Betty T.G.

-Dear’ Botty: You've: missed the point and made
‘assumptions which may or may not be true.

*) First: The faedithat the wife wrote to me Is not
evidence that she’ doesn’t enjoy off-beat lovemaking.
Many people write.to ask if It's QK. They feel guilty
solng something-out of.the ordinary and wonder if they

might be kinky., What they’ seck is ‘‘permission.””

@,18 a big difference between making
ind doing Iton Fourth’ ‘and'Main. For.

out.” Where did you get the [dea there was no love? You
also assume that love in unconventional places’ Is:
“uncomfortable.” Why must It be? [A, haystack, for
example, may be infinitely more comfortable than a
lumpy mattress. ]

P.S. Pil bet If you loosened up a bit, Buttercup, your
husband woutd be delighted Bf

Dear Ann Landers: Ayear anda halt: ago, when my son
was 17, he took an’overdose. Thank God, | found him in
time and got'him-to the hospital.

Ray was In‘high school at the time and suddenly his
girl called It quits. The next few months were'a
nightmare. Ray cried a lot and stayed in his room,
playing records.. He couldn't cope with school. His
grades were terrible, so he quit. .

We all did our best to cheer him up — even went
into debt to buy him a car so he could get around more -
and forget about the girl. i

Ray Is 18 now and | thought he was over ‘his broken
-heart, but last week | found out he Is seeing the gir!

* again. When | asked him about it he told me to stay out.,

Workshops stress care

of foster children’

. The B.C. Federation’ of

*. Foster Parent Associations is

holding its annual meeting
and conference in Richmond
(on, et 27,18
‘Fostering a

flection of Love” is this year’s
conference theme. The ‘goal
of the 1980 conference is to
create an atmosphere of
mutual learning and sccial
sharing between social work-
ers and foster parents that
will develop an even higher
standard of care for children.

~ It will also mark the his-
torical transition that is oc-
curing in the: foster home
program through develop-
ment of a major new policy
which recognizes that value
of the foster parents as a
partner i in planning and car-
ing for children.

Foster parents, natural
parents and ministry of hu-
man resources staff from all
areas of the province are ex-
pected -to attend.

. Workshops will help’ ed

ucate foster parents in areas
such as “Coping with Teens,”
“Re-Discovering Nature's
Plan for Our Children” and
“Native Children in Care.’

‘Other: workstiops : will. “deal “yy,

‘with nutrition, the “handi-
capped, ‘special care home
program (and You: and The
System — the relationships
between ministry of human
resources and the B.C. Fed-
eration of Foster Parent
Associations.

AUTOPLAN
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Division of the Insurance
Corporation of B.C. covers
such risks -as fire, liability,
crime, inland marine, boiler

and machinery as well as’

miscellaneous surety. bonds.
Policies range from personal,
residential to business and
commercial’ establishments,
and services reach to the
most remete areas of the.
Province.

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ED BROADBENT OF THE NDP

Sunday, Oct. :19 at Tadanac Hall, Trail, the NDP national leader will ”
speak after an Italian dinner to which you are invited. Advance tickets
aviilable from Cutlers News. in Nelson, Chris D‘Arcy’s office ‘at 2-860
Eldorado St., Trail and Carl's pris: in Castlegar. $10 per person.

Hospitality hour, 5 P.M.

Dinner, 6 p.m.

of his private business or he would leave home. He alsa .
said he knows what he Is doing and that nothing, will 7,
happen this time.

"Ive tried to tell him she Js just using him again but
he refuses to listen. I’m so worrled, Ann. Please giva me -
some advice on how to deal with this situation.

— Afraid'And Heart-broken
Dear Afraid: Ray resents your Involvement and has told’
you so repeatedly. Get smart and stay off this s°bject. -
Enlist 'the help of a third party [teacher, clergyman, |
principal, uncle or friend] to suggest to Ray that he 1] go
bGk to school : and graduate and 2] get some counselling.
‘Fhis-boy; with whom he

10-1 "abrationat iwvelvoment, | hope he gats It seon.

i ‘ '
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CRAFTED IN IRELAND

FALL FESTIVAL ’80
’ SALE ENDS — SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1980

30% Off on Sets and Open Stock!

e.g. BROWNSTONE 45 PC. D/set
FROM SUGGESTED RETAIL,

Come and See ths ARKLOW Patterns and
SAVE from $52.80 to $64.50 ona
45 pc. Dinner Set and from +

$21.90 to $26.10 ona 20 pc. Starter Set.

SALE.PRICE
45 pc Set
$123.20
$138.60.

PATTERNS
Brownstone
Estrada
Pink Lady
Jubilee
Ravenswood

Kyoto Garden
Tea Garden

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High Tor

20 pc Set
$51.10
$55.30

5 pc Comp |"
$30.10
$34.30

{$150.50 | $60.90

30 patterns on Sale

Sugg: Ret.
$176.00
Sale

$123.20.

MANY MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS -

CARL'S WESTERN DRUG MART.
CASTLEAIRD | PLAZA, CASTLEGAR
OPEN THIS SUNDAY, SEPT. 28, from 32 noon - 1 p.m. & 6-7 p.m.

foaiiiation seteide BE.