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READING... Members of the Castlegar Writers Guild
will be presenting a reading of their works at the an-

nual general meetin:

of the Arts Council. Monday

evening at 7:30 at the National Exhibition Centre.
Presenting their readings will be (seated left to right)

1.35 million
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Gordon Tirior Vi Rilkoff, Vi iste and. ‘Kathy
Armstrong.’ Back row (left to. right): Jim: Chapman,
Mark Mealing, Linda Hall and Jack Charters. A.
booklet of ‘their selected writings will .be for sale at.
the meeting. =

Church directory

Signs going UP |

’ The Castlegar Christian
Ministerial Association met
March 11 and began with a
time of personal. sharing by
each pastor. It helped each to
get to know the others a little
better. ‘

Motel brochures were then

the approach from Salmo and
across from the. airport on
Highway 3A from Nelson. .
The first sign is to be«
officially erected Tuesday in

Ootischenia. Thanks was ex-.

tended to the. Castlegar

Royal Canadian Legion for its’.

of $100 to the

d in their completed
form to be assessed. Thanks
was expressed for the Kiw-

_anis Club for covering the

ponsible for distributing the’

brochures to the various mo-
tels in the area. The new
church directory highway
signs have been completed.
and will soon pe erected by
thes ministry: of: Highway;

Look for them by the “Wel-
come:to Castlegar” sign on
Highway 8 from the west, on
the approach fro m Trail, ac-
Toss from the weigh scales on

project. :
A card of appreciation was
ent to Pastor Des Carroll of
the Anglican Church, as he is
leaving Castlegar in the near
future to assume new res-
ponsibilities in Vancouver. -
“The Castlegar Christian
Youth Fellowship executive
meeting for. anyone. inter-
Sed ‘will be today at 2:80
the

pie

Concern,» was -' expressed
about the federal legislation
that is ‘now in

on ‘cKaR, “Heart-
beats" is now aired at 8:80
am,” ‘The’ members. were

“il strongly be infringed
upon if this is allowed to be

passed, ” sae ue feeling of

pleased with this and ex-
pressed ‘to radio

‘on the bill mab be sought for
the churches,

that the ‘ministerial radio

It was officially announced:

station “manager, Gordon
rady. _ 3
(submitted by Roy

Hubbeard) 2
Narrows Park's
official opening

Exactly one year from the park's. newly-constructed
date of its establishment,‘ day-use facilities. These in-

Grohman Narrows Provincial clude several picnic tables, a
Park, on the western out- sceni¢™ "walking trail "and an

Perea pene

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. The public i is invited to at-
tend. the which

stage,: Bill C-10. “The, rights

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‘any. vacten ‘wedded solglen
and; four | will : jump |. over-
board;, six, will stay! on deck
without love or. fo i

and “church;
enjoy a happy marriage”
Young people growing up
observe this poor track rec-
ord of modern-day marriages
and many of them decide it is
better just to live together
with someone —'or even to

change partners rather-fre-'

quently. But is this really the
answer? Is. marriage out-
dated, or unworkable, or are
we overlooking the resources
that will make marriage rich
and satisfying? |.

Dr... Norman: Vincent
Peale’s wife, Ruth was asked
tospeak to a group of sophist
icated young women at a cer-
tain university. After Mrs.

_ Peale had spoken a beautiful

but scornful: young woman
stood up and said: -

“Mrs. Peale, in your re-
marks you stated: that you
thought that marriage was
the’ greatest career for. a
woman. In my opinion, mar-
riage is almost finished, and
most of us here feel the same
way. We don't think it is nec-
essary or even’ desirable to

person for the'rest of ‘your,
life. We think it’s ridiculous!”

Every eye was rivited on
the co-ed as she continued. “I
am sleeping with a fellow
that I like, I don’t want to

marry. him and I don’t think”

he intends to marry me. This
is not my first love affair and
probably won't be my last. I
can't >see anything wrong

-with this. Someday when I

choose to have a child, I may
be ‘forced by society ° to
marry, If I ever choose to
marry and the relationship
goes bad, I shall not be
trapped in it. Mrs. Peale, we
-are~hardly blind. We see
what: marriage has done to
our parents and others and
we'don't like what we see. Do

+ you ‘have a ready answer?”

Each. bright: face in the
room swung around toward
Mrs. Peale, who took'a deep
breath and replied: “Yes I
have an answer, and I am
living it. I consider myself

+ one.of the most fortunate

women alive. I am_ totally
married to a man in every
sense of the word: physically,

Hecate: intellectually
and. spiritually. We're’ so_
close that you couldn't puta”
knife blade between ; .us.

“We're ‘not two lonely’ com-

peting individuals..\We. are
one, and nothing efs¢ in life
‘can’ compare to it. But you’
will never experience this.
You'll never even come with-
in shouting distance of it if
you ‘maintain’ your ‘present
attitudes and ‘code of con-
duet."

“] don’t see why not,” the
girl. countered defensively,
but with less. conviction.
“Why can't a man-woman re-
lationship be just.as mean-
ingful outside of marriage as
it is in it?”

- “Because,” Mrs, Peale res:
ponded, “It doesn't have the
commitment. It doesn't have
the permanence. It doesn’t
have the depth that comes
from total sharing year after
year, working together,
knowing you are playing the
game for keeps. Do you think
we, found happiness by wav-
ing a magic wand? No, we
fought for it and worked for
it. To us marriage wasn't a
trap, it is a privilege. And
there is quite a differeiice.”

As the class stared silently
at Mrs. Peale she concluded:
“This country is full of good
marriages, but they have to.

be made to happen. It takes:

brains and determination,
And the job is never finished.
When you take the time and
effort to make a marriage
good, the rewards are? just
enormous.”.

Nancy Van Pelt, in her ex-
cellent book “To Have And
To Hold,” gives this advice:

“Our romantic feeling may:
fail us, but our genuine love ~

holds us. together when trou-
bled times come. The.key to
putting the principle of gen-
uine love into practice is self-
lessness. Fulfillment - in’ a
total love relationship comes
as one matures. out’ of self-
centredness. into genuine
love. The way to receive love
is to give it. Jesus: said,
“Give, and it shall be given to

you” (Luke 6:38). And the |

teaching he enunciates ap-
plies equally to the area of
marriage. If; you want a
deeper love relationship, be-

gin in giving more love. In-
stead of waiting for your

‘mate to demonstrate affec-

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yourself to initiate the first
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“ANN ARBOR, Mich, (AP)
+The disappearance of an
ocean. which once may have
covered the planet Venus
suggests that Earth may face,;
the same arid fate, research
scientists say.

Conclusions of the research
by Thomas Donahue, a. Uni-
versity of Michigan professor.
of atmospheric and oceanic .
science, and his’ colleagues,
were published in the May 7
issue of Science magazine.

The: scientists said. an
ocean up to 2.4 kilometres
deep may have dried up on
Venus because of what is
called the greenhouse effect,
where solar heat is trapped
in the fh the scien-

“Venus studied

Clues t to Earth’s fate sought |

possibly by massive destruc- three other gcientista — John

consequent production of a

hot, dense carbon dioxide at- , tion of a ‘portion of’ the
" the (Earth's plant life). of the University of Texas at

wrote,”

several billion years ago,
could some form of life which
might have d earlier

in ee war.”

Hoffman and Richard Hodges
“Dallas and Andrew Watson

Donahue was joined’ in of the Marine Biological
reporting the’ findings by Association of the United

VANCOUVER (CP) — It’s
no joke to be named K.
Fowler in Vancouver these
days,

Ask Ken Fowler the, ex-
cop, or Ken Fowler | the
‘lawyer.

Ever since the first’ man
arrested’ under Vancouver's
new anti-hooker. bylaw was
identified only as K. Fowler,
they've been the butt of jokes
from friends and associates.

Several Fowlers .whose
names include the initial K.
were asked recently whether
the news stories detailing the
tribulatioris of K. Fowler had

* caused them problems. -

City bylaw prosecutor Rol-
and Bouwman allowed the
man calling himself K. Fow-
ler to escape any further
identification in the news

Kingdom —. after they re-
examined measurements
made by a malfunctioning
instrument aboard the U.S.
Pioneer space probe that
studied Venus.

media by appearing without
being summonsed, pleading
guilty to the ,charge and
paying the $350 fine.

Bouwman then refused to
give Fowler's age, occupa-
tion, address or. any other
detail that might identify
him.

Bouwman was supported
by Mayor Mike Harcourt,
who said people charged
under the bylaw will continue
to enjoy anonymity as long as
they plead guilty and pay the

fine . without being sum- ‘i

monsed,

No joke these days
to be named K.

Fowler.

GROCETERIA'&
LAUNDRO! .

Fowler saidhe by
phone to the city hall Tegal

department but got no satis- :

faction.

Lawyer Ken Fowler said
he has experienced a number
of jokes, mostly good-
natured, but was unable to
say whether he had lost
business as a result. of the
stories,

“Every time I turn around
someone is making a joke.
From friends it's good-
natured, but whether I've
lost business is impossible to

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But to some ©
Fowlers, the practice is less
than pleasing. .’

Ex-police officer .Ken
Fowler of Richmond said he
was in Mexico when. thé
Fowler publicity began and
knew nothing about it until
he returned and was contact-
ed by a television network.

“It was pretty upsetting,”
Fowler said.

“It was also a'little embar-
rassing to the degree that I
was surprised so. many
people read it.”

Fowler, a partner in Swift
Dispatch, said his courier
service employes 67 drivers

“and~ they -all know it.”

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on. the. planets have been
lost?” asked Donahue, chair-
man-elect of the U.S. Nation-
‘al Academy ‘of Science's
Space Science Board. , .
FACES SAME FATE?
“Could Earth, be. heading
toward the same fate, becom-

ing like today's Venus, which ° |

has long been’ thought to be
nearly Earth's identical twin
when the planets were
formed?” . \

The two planets evolved

tists said.

“Then, water:and carbon
dioxide would have prevent-
ed heat from escaping the
planet, causing it to grow still
warmer”. until the ‘cycle:
caused a “runaway green-
house, fetastrone and , th

“Repeats
‘both col

CHEROKEE, IOWA (AP)
— Abigail Van Buren said
recently. she has been re-
cycling some letters in her
Dear Abby columns without

+ labelling them as repeats,

one week after her advice-
columnist twin’ sister Ann
Landers acknowledged’ she

. had done the same.

The Cherokee Daily Times
says ina copyright story that
Van Buren issued a state-
ment acknowledging the re-
printed letters. 2: s+

In “a statement, : issued

but Donahue said
researchers thinks man
might inadvertently cause a
runaway greenhouse effect.
“We could increase signifi-
cantly the amount of carbon
dioxide in our atmosphere by
burning fossil ‘fuels, by. re-.
moying tropieal forgats apd

used by
umnists

reprinting items without la-
belling them as such, 1

“T've made an effort to la-
bel reprints except for spec-
ial holiday columns or sub-
jects,” her statement said. “I
didn’t think some of the re-

prints on the special subjects :

needed labelling.”
Of the most recent 304 let-

ters published or received by-]

the ‘newspaper, 10 were la-

helled as reprints, the news-*

through. Universal Press, (

she promised that

will. be labelled.”

‘A ‘syndicate . spokesman,
who! asked ‘not to be iden-
tified,. ‘told the: newspaper.~

” that ‘officials had ‘not: been

aware. that: Van. Buren was.

“Landers bad been using 15-'

year-old letters and answers
in‘ nearly identical’ language.
during the’ last 18 months
without’ telling newspapers

who subscribe to her column |
or readers,” zu “

Pac-Man paying —

off the

“MORGANTOWN;
(apy — If students at West
Virginia University write the
folks: for, more money, it

may not be. for pizza and
beer. It ‘could go ‘to feed
Pac:Man.

The 70 video games at the
Mountainlair student centre
and ‘Towers dormitories
made $160,000 for the school
this term.

“We have ‘been" ‘told: that
‘WVU has the highest income
per machine of: any: campus
location in thé nation,” said
Dan’ Adams, associate “dir-
ector. of the: Mountainlatr,

W.VA. *

biggest |

Proceeds from the games:
—which took in more than a
million quarters — were split
between the, vendor that’
supplied and serviced them
and the’ university, Adams
said. Profits help pay ex-

" penses at the student centre.

Two years ago, ‘the uni-
versity replaced Ping Pong

.and pool tables at a game

room with 49 video-games.
Another -21 ‘were ‘placed in
the Towers.

‘The: results were'so. im-
ptessive; he says, that other

universities. shave made in-.,

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