B4-. CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 10, 1983

Pulpit & Pew

by Ministers in the West Kootenay

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Pastor TERRY DEFOE
St. Peter Luteran Church
Are you liberated?

To be liberated means to
be free, In recent. years, we
have watched many “liber-
ation” movements arise, each
seeking freedom for a certain
group of people.

The human quest for free-
dom is a ligitimate one. It
continues in every age. There
are different kinds of free-
dom in our world and there
are many ways that our free-
doms can be taken from us.

Canada is a “free” country.
But our:freedom is relative.
There are many nations in
the world where you would
not be reading this particular.
column in me local news-
paper.

Canada is a “free” country.
Our freedoms are precious

, even with our freedoms,

there are many among us
who are subject to slaveries
of various kinds. People are
‘enslaved to wrong attitudes,
to relationships gone sour, to
drugs and alcohol. People are
enslaved by any force beyond
their control.

True freedom is nevér
bought at the expense of
others. True freedom ‘recog-
nizes that human beings are
social creatures. who depend
on each other, Many of our
modern “liberation” ‘ move-
ments offer only illusory
freedom. Let me Bive you.an
example.

Many in the women's lib-
eration movement ‘call for
“freedom of choice”. regard-
ing abortion. It is argued that
women have an inalienable
right to control the’ repro-

F Ait
ductive life. “of their ps s
bodies. . : i
Unforiunately, her. “free-
‘dom” is bought! at ‘a great
cost to the unborn child she
carries. That’ child
“rights” too; a fundamental
right to be born. Since'the
child in the womb ‘is silent
and out of sight, one set of
rights often receives priority.
Liberation must never (be
boutht at the expense of. an-
other. *
“You know, the Bible, talks
much about ‘liberation, ‘The
desire for liberation is ‘noth
ing new. Butin the scripture,
one kind of freedom underlie:
all others. ‘And that.is free-
dom from those things which’
separate people from one an-
other and from God. \The
Bible calls these things ‘sin.. -&
The basis for all true Uber- ORIENTATION

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B of Castlegar, aboy, born April .

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born March

24,
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Tey
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Phillips of Castlegar, ‘a boy, born,
j April. =
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bir of Castlegar,:0 girl, bom
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an theology ¢ sin as

being “curved in on: your-*

self.” Christ frees: us to be
human, living

: in’ un.
broken fellowship ith othe

People. .

Liberation is a biblical idea
{John 10:10) liberation comes
by faith in Jesus Christ.
Liberation is a gift intended
to be grasped by the hand of
faith. If true liberation has
escaped you up to this point
in your life, try the Ultimate
Liberator, Jesus Christ,

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‘Robin
Hood
invades

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“Kids start at.

‘By JACK AUBRY
and JAY STCNE
Ottawa Citizen

OTTAWA (CP) — It. will
be love at first byte for
children at Ottawa-area com-
puter camps this. year.

But to lure them from
computer terminals to other
activities, most camps. are
mixing computers and athle-
tics,

One camp offers points for’

‘REGINA (CP) — Robin white-water. rafting, sculp-
Hood and his band of 18. ting, playing tennis or. fish-
merry men, women and killer ing, Points buy computer

bees invaded the Saskat-

chewan legislature to deliver -

an alternative provincial bud-
get.

Clad: in ‘a forest-green
tunic, pointed cap, -mask and
armed witha bow and arrow,
Hood’ suggested drastic
changes in the province's
fiscal management.

On Thursday, he recom-
mended that bs salar-

time.

“Typical computer kids -
those with an. advanced
knowledge of computers —
go to work on the hardware

at the camps,” says Claude ..

Cousinemu;.a-recrealogy ,pro-

fessor? at‘ the University of 2

Ottawa;’
“They are “disappointed
. when they find they have to

computer camps|

affect: the way a persed Te-
lates to others..
“Phe child is playing
an inanimate playmate, but
there is no proof that’ this af-
fects social capabilites,” says .
Daniel Culome, an. Ottawa
psychologist.
STARTED IN THE U.S.”
The: Canada Computer ,
Camps - program, .. including.
the ;point | system, was, de-

veloped after Cayanagh’

spoke with organizers of: es-
tablished U.S: . computer .
camps.. i

The camps got their start,
three years: ago-in Connec:
‘ticut and there now are more
than 100 in North America,

McKeeby Lodge Computer
Camp in the Gatineau,

Use, participation points, but
will count on’ diverse, ac:
tivities to draw children from °

“jes. by slashed to the min-

imum wage of $4.25 an hour,
the legislature be used as-a
day-care centre and politi.
cians hold a bake sale to raise

in other

as well.” al
Computer camps are bast- :

cally the same. as conven-

tional-camps, except that-an’

average three hours a day is

the ‘says McKee-.
by co-ordinator Pelee Stark.

Financed’ by executives
from “the high-tech” firms
Mitel and NABU, Tutorworld
has spent more than $100,000

- ‘eae :

tid

Press
Bees Béwigged justice :* peered. down. “Lovingly, ° he
-fingered the square of black cloth draping the giant book
~ before him.:

‘2 “Foul wretch!” he glowered. “You stand accused of

leer in the first degree. How: ‘plead you?”

Prisoner at the bar wrung his hands. » ‘

~ “Leer, m'lud? I never did. A nervous twitch at the
+No, never, m'lud - “peyer a leer. Not that..

Crown ‘ecunsel moved forward.’ ‘Ponderously.
=: Silence, swine! C states that,
. of your intentions, she watched you at the next desk for a
“solid month. ‘Then; on April 19th’ Taet, you struck!

Pi “She distinetly saw your left eyelic
down - ennai -by a LEER!"
m'lud: Nothing more .

“Gad — do YOU ever have’ dreams like that? Seems
they" have been coming more frequently these-days:-—.
~ever* since -the’ Canadian Human Rights Comnilssion
-reledsed.the results of its study into hanky-panky in the

‘work: place.
If we are figures, 1.5 million Canadians are victims’
(or: have ‘been’ victims) of sexual ‘h: and

FOWLER - = Ricard
chee Robe on Ps

Be relay aa at the Robson
Community Church with Rev,
Charles» Balfour: - offic! ting,”
Cremation fol lowed.

MAGNUSON — ‘Gunnard*€mit
Mognuson of Nelson died April 3,
aged 60 years. Mr. Magnuson
war born Bee. 26, 1902 i in jalson,

" MIROS —Kate Miros ot Troll died
recently 3 atthe > age of 80

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vices: were held this-week with
burial in nthe Balitat 1 Cemetery.

POeNKce — willlae We Poz-
rmerly of

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Crescent valoye ‘died: April 5,

rs. Mr. Poznikoff was
2 perth has realdent of Crescent

the Fark Memorial Funeral

pal in Edmonton

‘
SCOTT — Willlam Ogilvie Scott of
Roasland ‘died pecenily at the
|; Mater Misericordiae Hospital
tera brief illness. He was 94:

funds for “an alt
meeting place.” ©
Accompanied by bag pipes,
Hood unveiled a new compre-
hensive health program.
“Companies will pay for.
job-related illnesses, the
u will

spent on instruc-

tion.

The camps can be expen-
sive — . as much as $450
week, r .

Operators say the camps
give children an early start in

be paid for by the breweries,
free eyeglasses will be pro-
vided by the makers of visual
display units and candy man-
ufacturers will- pay for our
dental cavities,” said the man
also known as Evan Morris.

d world.

But tearing some children
away from terminals for ex-
, ercise and sunshine can be a
* problem.

Susan Cavanagh, ‘starting
a hi-tech. playground at the

ski lodge in nearby

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on
‘Tt will charge $800 for a
two-week session.
Like Canada Computer
Camps, it will offer about

three hours of computer in- |
struction a day as well as an’

extra two hours of free time
from -7 to 9 every morning.

Less expensive computer

day camps are also offered in:

the Ottawa area. While com-
puter wizards might be bored
with instruction; ‘a child:can
learn the basics ‘of computer
jin a week.”

when computer kids are
forced to play.

“The computers are great,
babysitters, but there is the’

/ very scary possibility that
will.

. Ball, squash,

"The Pinecrest Tennis Club

. will run its second computer

day camp offering tennis les-
sons..and computer~ skills:
Cost is $150'for five days.
At. nearby Nepean, Ont.,
four five-day sessions at $70.a -
week will be'run for the 8-12.
age group. Campers who pay

. At Carleton University, for
$180. a week, instraction is”.
offered in computers, basket: -
soccer’ ard |
swimming as well as other |
activities. ie

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Mon., Tues. of Wed.‘only

situation.” »*
. Leering and other. suggestive Took’ tos the chart
At first glance, it would seem the word

is the joker in this particular deck — the black queen, to
belabor the analogy. * 4
May we take it, then, that the leering itself: ‘does not
constitute the crime? Only. when it falls into: the “un-
wanted” category does it, apparently, contravene, the act
in“question. - :
‘Aha: Now, just where:does this leave us?
_ Must we. -approach that toothsome mene at the
with a prel gambit such |
as a quiet “my dear,’ would you be at all aveteu toa little |
leering at lunch-time?” |
{Of course, should you be in a military situation -
the navy, for instance'— it must conform to military
practice, something like “pérmission to leer — MA'AMI")
No doubt when the CHRC ‘comes out with. its
promised ‘guidelines we shallall:learn how to conduct
ourselves” in this regard and the entire problem will
evaporate.
In the meantime, however’ in order to recognize just
what the’ leer constitutes, let us turn to the dictionary:
/\-c LEER:v.i.and-n.: Glance (esp: sideways) with sly,
/ lascivious, or malign expression. (perh. £ obs. leer cheek
£.,0E:hleor, ‘as. though ‘to glance’ over one's cheek.')

: So don't do it. When you feel that first stirring, the
PD tip = all‘ unbidden — beginning to curl,’ stare straight’
ahead.

it

what. if she is. standing there fsca, you

“Yes: Well, Aka.;Yes, I see,
: We'll cover that in the next nightmare. Class

\ dismissed.

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By AUSTIN RAND
Snoring may be the Breat

Canadian pastime. é
“About '80 per cent. of

“ households were reported to

contain at least one person
who snored,” in a survey of
more than 260 people by-
three University of Toronto
researchers,

In the survey, 148 risiried

"women and 111 men:— all

from different households —
answered questionnaires
when they visited a family
clinic for conditions unrelated
to snoring.

Eighty-six per cent of the

women said their husbands |

snored at least some ofthe -

time and 52 per cent. said the
snoring bothered them.

Only 57 per cent ofthe men
said their wives snored.

1A surprise finding, say the
researchers, was that snor-
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Older husbands, for example,
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than younger ones. 5
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