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WINNIPEG (CP) — It may
be more than 40 years after

that country during the Sec-
ond World War.

DELI “1 was surprised,” said Os-

wald Collett, 73, of Winnipeg,

one of three Manitobans re-

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MR. JIM WORKMAN
Methodist Minister for 35 Years.
Friday, February 7

7:30 P.M.
RESKER HALL

Canadians receive
‘ Norwegian medals

Canadian Orders and Declar-
ations, was also at a loss to

question.

“It was thought to be a
good decision because Nor-
way is one of Canada’s closest
allies,” John said,

was 15 and spent two years
delivering supplies to the al-
- lies on Mediterranean and
- Atlantic runs.
“For me it was all a big ad
venture,” he says.
x4 “The merchant service had
one of the highest casualty

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BURNS CELEBRA see i Rotary
student Nely Herrera got a taste of Scotland last week
when she joined in annual Robbie Burns celebration at

Royal Ce

di Legion. Herrera, holding traditional

haggis, is pictured with pipers Andrew Cook and Keith

Langhorn.

Pulpit

& Pew

“And ye shall know the
truth and the truth shall

ted, not to do as we want but
to do as we ought.

Will Durant asks a ques-
tion and makes a statement
concerning freedom.

“Have we too much free-
dom? Have we so long
ridiculed authority in the
family, discipline in educa-
tion, rules in art, decency in
conduct, and law in the state
that our liberation has
brought us close to chaos in
the family and the school, in
morals, arts, ideas, and gov-
ernment? We forgot to make
ourselves intelligent when
we made ourselves free.”

A society that advocates
freedom continually comes
up with a standard or bound-
aries in which that freedom
may be exercised. When one
chooses to go beyond these
established confines and
breaks loose, it will only be a
moment of time before other
confines are discovered or

i to maintain order

and existence.

Our universe has its laws.
Violating them brings a con-
sequence. We are most
happy. healthy and alive
when we confine our free-
doms with and in cooperation
with the laws that have been
established.

Our world operates under
the laws of the universe. It is
our responsibility to discover
these laws and obey them. It
is also our responsibility to
discover new ventures and
freedoms within the estab-
lished laws.

In order to assist people in
true freedom, organizations
are established with rules
and regulations. When one,
by free choice becomes a
member of the organization,
it is expected that the stan-
dards agreed upon and set
are to be obeyed.

Freedom in a ftee country
provides the freedom of
choice to belong to a certain
group of people or not to
belong to a certain group of
people. However, we need to
be continually reminded that
we will always belong to a
group of people wherein are
standards, guidelines, or con-
duet of behavior.

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tablished to assist them in
accomplishing the tasks they
have chosen.

Charles Kingsley states,
“There are two freedoms; the
false, where man is free to do
what he likes; the true,
where man is free to do what

Father but by me.” Such is

yest Choose
If God knows all that shall
befall,
How can my soul be free?
What power have I do dare

defy
in- Or change His high decree?

+ Yet

have regulations, whether
written or unwritten.

The first freedom to seek is
the truth that frees and then
to be associated with a group
that desires to extend this
truth to others.

Jesus Christ states a mes-
sage of this truth in the
Gospel of John 14:6. “I am
the way the truth and the
life, no man cometh to the

I may but climb the arch of
time,

And scan the endless sea.
man is more than
vertebrate,

For he can dream and plan;
By love created to create

The world is wide; with God
for guid

Of immortality.

‘One choice alone must be my

own —

That God and I agree.
Robert Lee Straus.

Men addictive
for some women

TORONTO (CP) — Some
women become as self-des-
tructively obsessed with a

series of unhappy partner-
ships, Norwood says.
They choose men who are

And Robin Norwood says
she’s been there.

“I really have not found
any appreciable differences
between women who are ad-
dicted to these relationships
and alcoholics who are ad-
dicted to alcohol,” says Nor-
wood, author of Women Who
Love Too Much: When You
Keep Wishing and Hoping
He'll Change.

“The need to take that fix,
to use that drug, to make
that phone call, is identical.”

Women who have been

men
they can fix; men who will
need them; men they hope
will lack the social skills to
leave them.

“In every relationship, I
always chose someone whom
I thought needed help,” says
Norwood, now in her third
marriage. “The fact he need-
ed fixing was what was at-
tractive to me — not what
the person was, but what I
could help him become.”

OBSESSIONS DIFFER

Men, by contrast, protect
themselves from this prob-
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with something else — work,

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Hospital, says she is uncom- SUNDAY CASNEWS ‘detail 86 57
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