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Dear. ‘Ann Lancers: am aCatholic priest. This is my first
letter to you, prompted by the one about the one about:
the two 16-year-olds still in high school. The girl became
pregnant.

Twenty-five yearé ago | was pastor of a smal
Mexican-American parish. A couple of 16-year-olds.ran
off together. When they returned the parents prac!
gave me an ultimatum — marry them In the chure
else. | could not find a good excuse for refusing i
performed the ceremony.

The wedding took place at 9 a.m. on Saturday thé.
following week. At 4 p.m. on the day of the marrlage the ”
couple had thelr first and last fight. They Separated and
never got together again. *

When! heard about it | had a few sleepless nights. ©
How could put a stop to such senseless marriages?
Accarding to law they were adults, but it was clear they
didn't know, wi what they were doing.
led to make my own law. The following

r Showbiz by Joey Sasse

praia REPORT: Hottest. news from
‘Dallas’ . . . Lucy Ewing will be married off around episode
seven of the world's Tevorite soap opera. Having recently
« scrapped her real life wedding plans, Charlene Tilton's
heartthrob — wi newcomer, Lelgh
McClosky.. a Aianehiten ‘Dallas’ stars are upset shout
so many scenes showing them in swimsults. What ai re
they trying to do, make us like ‘Charlie's Angels’ 7
demanded one of the leading ladies. Well, it may keep
our minds off who shot J.R. ‘Lou Grant’ star Ed Asner
got So angry over actor Daryl Anderson calling him
Poppa that he exploded. Anderson says Asner gets even

more upset when friends call him Lou. He likes to be...
known solely as Ed, yet that hasn't deterred Anderson’

from inventing a new nickname—Uncle Wobill... Larry
Hagman played his evil J.R. role for real while ‘shooting
‘Dallas’ scenes in a restaurant. He stormed out of the
place complaining there was no ventilation fans. He
jumped into his car drove downtown and bought the
largest fan he could find. Before resuming work, Hagman
stripped to the waist and spent twenty minutes cooling
off. “It's bad enough being out here in this terrible
heatwave," sald Hagman. "Working indoors under lights
was just impossible."”

CONSUMER NEWS WIRE: With all the talk we've heard
for decades about how ‘the tube’ will change our lives,
the recent opening of a 52-channel system outside
Detroit promises to really do it. The Jerrold Subsidiary
of Genera! Instrument Corporation which is a major
supplier of the hardware necessary for cable reception,
tells of some of the marvels of technology that will fill
these channels (not just re-runs of ‘I Love Lucy’). You'll

be able to play complicated and realistic video versions
ct football and baseball, checkers, chess and even
ether

something called ‘ViewData,’ connected

Office by which subscribers can use their sets to call up
articles from financial newspapers, check restaurant
reviews, and even make restaurant reservations.

TV CLOSEUP: Tom Wopat, the real-life country boy who
lays Luke on C8S-TV’s ‘The Dukes of Hazzard,’ says he
Bn 't into the Hollywood social scene. He'd rather just
girl. His girl is 1s Msrvstien Aviano,

stay at home with his
Tom and

the stand-in for co-star

they've talked of marriage.
happy," Wopat revealed. “Even though I w:
big success in this business, sometimes I'm nthe happiest
when I'm away from my work. | think it's important to
have a normal, stable home life. | want to have a house
with kids and horses. | need a solid lifestyle. Look, | know
this business can make a mess of your personal life, so
you have to make time for that life and work at
it."... Police were called when burglar alarms went off
at the beachfront home of the late David Janssen. It
turned out the alarms were triggered by his mother
Bernice, who claims she was photssraphing the area for
evidence in her lawsuit contesting his will. Her legal
action is against the acter’s widow, ant, who is now
romantically linked with Sean Connery.

GRAND OPENING
SOUVENIR EDITION.

IN WEDNESDAYS CASTLEGAR NEWS

It’s Packed Full of Bargains.

sunday? t nid the congregation, ‘‘No teenager in this
parish shall marry unless the coupte can prove they have.
$500 In the bank and can support themselves.’' (In those
days the firat baby cost about $400.) The parents agreed
It was a good idea. No teenagers complained.

When | left that parish a few years later | felt as if I.
had made a useful contribution. If you think this letter is
worth printing, you are welcome to it.

— No Name In Sarita, Tex.
Dear Padre: | do and { shall. | hope your letter Inspires

other clergymen to show the same kind of courage.

Thank you for writing.

Dear Ann Landers: | am mad, mad, mad. it’s my
mother-in-law’s birthday. The very same thing happened

ear.

Harold, my husband, tried all day to get in to
with his mother to wish her a happy birthday. She was!
at home. He had bought her some flowers and wanted
deliver them personally. No way.

At 10 o'clock tonight he finally reached her. Where
had she been all day and all evening? At her favorite
daughter's house — the one she spends EVERY Sunday
with. Harold has two brothers and a.sister who fee! the
same way. Hurt. My mother-in-law doesn't care that her

“' have to

* prepared version.” .'

{oi Will'theiproduct cost
more or less per serving than
a :similar. home-prepared
product?’ This: will. largely
~ depend upon:what is in it.
* Whereas foods containing in-
*  gredients that-are frequently
used .and thus usually on

i hand.in ‘your. kitchen will
generally cost less to prepare
yourself, those that contain
special ingredients that you'll

in

ity of convenience foods may
not always equal your own
standards of good home-
cooking. The saving in time
or ease of preparation is no
saving if your family does not
enjoy or will not eat the con-
venience product.

— Will the convenience
food provide as many nu-
trients as the product you
prepare yourself? Home-pre-
pared foods usually allow
more control over the nu-
tritional and caloric content
of the food, eg. the method of
cooking, and the option of
adding, omitting or substi-

that are often much more
than is required are unlikely
to'save you either time or
money.

When the convenience
food will cost more than the
product you prepare your-
self, can you afford the added

, tuting

— Does the convenience
food replace specialized food
preparation skills? Some
foods require intricate skills
or special food preparation
equipment which may not be

. available to you. Cases such

as this might indicate that
product is a

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-other children would like to spend a few minutes with her .

on her birthday. | have never seen such a selfish person:
In my life. Thank God she Is not MY mother.

Dear Nashville: ‘Reading between the lines | Pp
with what may be an explanation. vid. you say ‘‘every
Sunday?’’ Maybe that is tl
sho pays attention to her mother all year *round, and her
other chifdren wan? to drop over with flowers only on her
birthday and maybe on Mother’s Day.

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By IRA JOHNSON
urch of God

“Hidden in the Attic"

Some. years ago the
newspapers carried the
strange story’ of a Chinese
student in'Ann Arbor, Mich.
who hid for four yeara in a
chureh: attic... rather than
face his problems. He was
sted as missing, and was
presumed dead by his rela-
tives and by the faculty of the
University of Michigan,

All this while he heard
and saw people come and go.
His food was what was left:
over from ‘church suppers
and other social events of the
church, He heard (in muffled
tones of course) the choir, the
preacher, and the congre-
gational singing, He reported _
later that many times he
wanted desperately to cry
out to those who were close
to him... but he could not
bring himself to open com-
munication.

“Eventually Was.
+o the ‘church fielped ith»

and there ‘was, joy’
cause ‘the ‘lost:
found.”;

“Could-this true

Jattbe- -

Marvin
in a recent (iaste!

really sharing :im it's: lifdii
Singing the. great:himns; ‘but
not comprehending the. mes-:

words ... but tiever hearing
the work of God.". rs

and hungers of many. indi-
viduals are. going. unmet.

ean od

( Wedding Bells”

Congratulations. are extended to -
Robert Attridge, who were married a Aus: eB a 3

Trinity United Church. The bride, Mat
daughter of Mr. and Mra, Alexander W. Glover bf.
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wi
Attridge of Sudbury, Dats,
s
Congratulations " Mn and Mrs,‘
Hecker, who were wed Aug. 80 at St.’Sa
Cathedral in Nelson. The bride, Kathy Lorraine;
daughter of Mrs. Francis. Huthison ot Nelstin’
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, James Hi
Mile.
* . .
. Congratulations go out to Mr. and
Hesson, who were married Aug. 30 in St.
in Trail. The bride, Barbra, is the daughter of Me: aiid
Mrs. David MacPherson of Trail.
s s
Congratulations é Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morrison, he
were married Aug. 80. The bride, Heather, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Bosse and the late Ian
MacAskill and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mra, Ed
Morrison, both Trail families. «

Congratulations are extended te: Mr. haa’ Mrs.
Jeremy Palmer; who were married Aug. 8 in Rossland.
‘The bride, Liane Patricia, is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Hill Peppard of Blueberry Creek and the groom is the son

as Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pale of Vancouver.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Nickei Anthony
Pisio, who were married Sept. 6 in Kaslo. The bride,
Bonnie Lee, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Jones of Kaslo and the groom is the only son of Joan and
Ken Crandelmire of Nelson.

Ln

Congratulations go out to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
McIntyre, who:were wed Sept. 6 at St. ‘Andrew's
Anglican Church in Trail. The bride, Susan Margaret, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Phipps of Trail and
the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice McIntyre of
Coquitlam.

. e . *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peter
Campbell, whose marriage took place Sept. 6 at Christ
Church Cathedral in Vancouver. The bride, Carol-Lynn
Dawn, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Smith
of Nelson and the groom is the son of Mrs. V. Campbell
and the late Mr. Frank Campbell of Vancouver.

* . *

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Art
Macri, who were married Sept. 6 at Knox United Church
in Trail. The bride, Pat, is the daughter of Mr.-and Mrs.
Robert Lattimore of Vancouver and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maeri of Trail.

*

Congratulations iB Mr. Sad Mrs. Gordon A Trotter,
who were wed Sept, 6 at the First Preab; Ch
in Trail. The bride, Karen, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Harrison of Trail and the groom is the son of
Mrs. Harriet Trotter and the late Mr. Alex Trotter.

. 1.8 s

Congratulations go out to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey:
William Ridge, who were. married Sept. 6.:The bride,.
Diana Frances, is the daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Price and the groorh is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Ridge, both Nelson families.

Studies conducted by“
Braun experts in Europe
show that, on the basis of
the average four-minute
shave, electric shaving is
seven times more energy
efficient than wet shaving.
It takes about .029 KWH to &
heat the water for a wet
shave against .004
needed to power a Braun
shaver for four minutes.

A Unique
Restaurant

The Crown Point 1895,
featuring giant antique
cabinets, turn-of-the
century English and
Italian stained glass,
and much more.

funds for his collegeifees, thol.:
university,;(reinstetediit him; ~

sage; listening tothe spoken,’ Proll

that the deep spiritual need :

mer which is worthy of our ;

chure!

storyiof| ¥!
aman hiding in a chitreh bei with
parable of/dun: times {):ankey tized with, your, spirit. As a
‘Hartmates:.. writing; Tesult .it burst the’ captive

100 Vital . chains of tradition and op--
Ghvtleaatty Hevgoed “onvtor, Prvesion, and fearlessly, yea *
veay.. there! areiimany : Joyovsly poured out the new |
‘people hiding in-auf'churcheas wine to a suffering world.
«swe in the churck,; but ungbb Bee indow your church. -

it ‘spirit. Our age de-

mahds''‘Wisdom beyond our ~ fl
owl, ‘showers to complex :
Toran ete ace
passion, an iplines
and re' ised life styles. . >

promise,.from escaping into
o-religious experiences,
hopeless retreat.
:°We confess that apart +

.y from thee there ‘is neither
, deep

ace nor lasting fullfil- .~
ment; we are as clay without

a :potter, a. vessel without |
water, flour without yeast.
Therefore -O God, do’ not
ledve'us to our own designs,
or to our own destinies,

"If we are hiding, even in
your church, seek us out, find
us, O'Great Shepherd of the
Flock! Amen.”’

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Hughes assisted by!
friends: The: evening 7

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“DEAR DR. GRAHAM: Do you think it is right for a
: Christian to be concerned about money problema? I find
‘myself: ‘a lot about things like inflation and whether-
or not I will have enough money. when I retire.

- PSA.

DEAR P.S.A:: I believe God would have you make
prudent and careful plans, but it would be wrong for you to he
consumed with worry about the future.

Such worries would actually be a lack of trust in God, and
that is why Jesus commanded, “So do not- worry, saying,
‘What shall we eat’ or ‘What shall we drink? or ‘What shall we .

‘wear? ... your heavenly Father knows-that you need them”,

(Matthew 6:31,82).
D

or ‘make plans for the future? No — there ia:a difference ,
and being d with worry.

God has given us the ability —and even the responsibility -
— to work so we can provide for our needs (and the needs of -
others who may not be able to work). In ancient ‘Israel it was
common to store up food from bountiful harvests to provide
food for years of famine.

But that is a different thing than worrying about the
future instead of trusting God. God has promised to take care
of you if you are His child. That does not mean you will always
have everything you want — but it does mean that God will
meet the needs you really have when you look at Him.

Freedom of religion .
Still a basic right

One of the important
parts of the Canadian Con-
stitutional talks isa Canadian
Charter of Human Rights.

‘_- Chief among these rights

‘is freedom of religion. Yet,
much confusion exists about
what this means in 1980.

Some would say that we
now live in a “
society, meaning by this i
society in which ‘
belief has no place. Others.
would say that religious be-
lief is strictly a private mat-
ter and thus of no public

-concern. Then, again, others a
would maintain there is only
one proper religious expres-
sion — theirs — and all
should: be of this ore persu-

asion,

‘None of these approach. .
es does justice either to
Canada of the 1980's or to thé
world of which we are a small
“part.

rea) WEDDING anniversary of
rs. E.R.:(Ron) Hawkins.was celeb:

at the: home: of:}Mr3 and: Mrs.

three children, Colleen; day and Melvin.
@ special cake decorated wi

he’ ornament that adorned the couple's:

Hee cake 29 years ag9. Many, of

were also the original wedding quests Fe

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Bi ly. Graham
The Bible is concerned about the future, but most.of all
warns us against putting our trust in material things instead
of God..“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth
. ++ But-store up for yourgelves treasures i in Reavet
Seek first His kingdom and dal
these things will be given any as well” (Matthew 6:19.20 20,83).

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Friday, 7 Pm.) Youth and
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ao FULL
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2605 soumble Ave.
9:45, me “Sunday School

WORSHIP SERIVCE
11:00 a.m. — Junior
Congregation & Nursery
Minister H. M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816

7 14:30 a.m.:

809 Merry Creok Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family Bible Hour
9:45 a.m,
Moming Worship
11:00 a.m,
Evening Fralse

P.
‘WED. FAMILY
7 p.m. (forall ihe fonly)
Pastor Johin Hill
Church Office 365-3430

767 - Ist Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph. 365-5212
Christian Education Hour
45 a.m.
Morning Worship
VWam.
Evening Service

7 p.m,
Tuesday: Bible Study
p.m,
Saturday: Young People
7

Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph. 365-7143
soturdeys Night Mass

sundoy's Nasses at
8a,m. and 10a.m,

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