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roots In familiar things, in experience, and reading,

To illustrate my point, | wrote a brief little story
about one small part of the Abbey with which | had
become famillar—a kind of Easter story appropriate
to the season,

One of the seminarians, a senior student named
Geoffrey Moeller, wrote a ‘highl imaginative,
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THE LAST STEP...
By J.A. CHARTERS

The ‘Appian Way. they call it at the abbey — a gently
humorous reference to the famous and historic highway of
Imperial Rome. This ‘Appian Way’ is, however, a more
modest structure — a steeply winding road built of great,
rough rocks, which has its beginnings up near where the
abbey, white-walled and red-roofed, looks across the broad
valley of the Fraser River. From here it winds its way down
the precipitous hillside and through the birch and conifer
woods to the carpenter shop and the highway below.

Brother Joseph, an elderly Swiss monk built it, they
told me, as a short cut from the abbey to the lower buildings,
and he built it all by himself. Two metres wide, it is, and
about 200 metres long. The rocks of which it is made are big

Tues. Stele.
Thurs. 7 to 9 p.m.

More eine call 365-5028

“PLACE
Kinnaird
Elementary School

- of pounds apiece — and he was a little man, old
and crippled with arthritis and a bad heart — but he
wouldn't let anyone help him. Every day when he had a few
minutes free from his many other duties, they said, one
could find him working on the road with his beat-up old
tractor. It had a special significance for him, though he never
said what it was — but he certainly meant it to last a long
time.

There is a new, gracefully curving blacktop road to the
abbey now and the Appian Way is grass-grown and slippery
with a litter of fallen leaves, and used only for light tractors
and foot-traffic. Oddly enough, there is a step at the bottom
of the old road, about two metres from the highway. It is
only a six-inch drop but it feels like a leap into piety:

Brother Joseph. is no longer. working on that
Several years ago one Good Friday morning he failed for ee
first time in his life t6 appear in the church for ‘the early
Mass. Some of the monks went up to his cell to see if he were

il They found hinj in his bed — dead; half-seated as if he
were just getting up, and still warm, but quite dead.

He went on a little time ahead to prepare the road for
his Lord, I mused; I guess-we'll have to negotiate that last
step on our own,

: -HENRY'S DREAM
“By y GEOFFREY MOELLER ~

One day, a. tow of our students were talking about.
dreams when one guy, Henry, said that he had had a very
lifelike dream and he challenged us to interpret it.

Our’ eccaowlige wae immediately arbused; 80 ‘wo: sald,.,

“Okay, Henry; ‘ahead and we'll see what. we ‘can'do.”.

Finding ‘hims If thus encouraged, Henry cleared ‘his f

throat and ‘began:

“I was, sitting ¢ alone in the well-known surroundings of:
my Grade12 classroom.'I got up and walked over from my
desk'te the window to get'a'breath of fresh air. You know
how stuffy th can’ get? I
room .'. .”"

"Yeah, yeah, Henry, just tell wu us your ‘dreaint”

+ “Oh, sorry, Well, as I'said; I went to the window.’ And
after opening it, I saw a beautiful red car parked on the side

of tlie road and X wished that I could have a car: just like it.”

Than I thought,Why not that ‘one?! The next thing I knew,
had leaped from:thg window’ (a: 10-foot drop),’ Hoisted :the
large luxury car over my head, thon jumped back up through
the window; but the'‘car,. being: a bit too large, became.
jamm¥d in the window’ frame.

strange,” said Henry, glaring in the ney diregtion, “Now, |

» do you want to hear it or not?" -;

ber the time one:

These | fantasies can be (and most times are) built’ around
friends,: sports, material goods, people ono: ‘would’ like to
know, and ‘so on.” ne

I ‘paused’ and smiled inwardly at. ‘the

terrupt ‘egal,
looking as if he was wondering: i was puch a poo idea 0
tell us his dream.'-

“I began to tug frantically at. the chemo bumper, but
the car remained stuck fast! My. ac tarted-to flow

of my
interest,’ 5S hurried on, =. <
1 eplacernont of this world with one of

4 Ps
bl But the average | person, like you and I, recognizes:

and I guess the fear of being caught bya Boneaeae monk
while smuggling a large car through a classroom window
10-feet from the ground in broad daylight s seemed to put the
needed strength into my ‘arms, Slowly, hen with a kind of -
popping sound, the car slipped through the window and
stood gleaming in the centre of the floor. Reniarkably, there
were no marks of damage on either the chrome or the shiny
red paint job.

“Proud of my accomplishment, T went in search of my’
two classmates to show. them my hard-won. prize. The
thought of how jealous they would be made me feel great,
for neither of them had his own car or:licence.”

“Um, ‘no offense,” said Henry, seeing my - scornful
glance, “but that's what happened.in-my dream, Will.”

“Sure. Don't worry about it,” I mumbled trying to hide
my embarrassment while my other companions tried to
conceal their grins.

As Henry continued once more, ‘my discomfort passed
and I concentrated on what Henry was saying. .

“Once the door had been closed behind me, I turned into
the hall and headed for the senior dormitory. At the supose
end of the hall, I saw an elderly couple speaking. with th
rector. At any othér time, I would have assumed that they
were guests and would have left it at that; but, by the tone
of their voices, I could tell that they were upset about
something. When I heard the words. ‘missing car,’ I turned
discreetly and slipped quietly back into:the classroom.

“Once inside, I felt secure with a door. between myself
and the owners of the car. Losing no time, I took a firm hold
on the once-so-desirous prize and heaved it through the open

” window. It landed on the edge of the road in almost the sanie

)Uposition it iad been before, and there it stood; unmarked: *
with not a sign of its ordeal!

“I whirled around as the latch on the door clicked and in
walked the elderly couple with Father Rector. I sighed with
relief. I: had gotten rid of the ‘car just in timel

“That's about it; that's where my dream ended. Now,
who's going to interpret it?” asked Henry, emphasizing the
word ‘interpret.’

most:

dreams for what they are — fantasy. He thereby enjoys:
them while’ they ‘xst and forgets them when they end.

“Now, we all know that you are a regular guy, right
Henry?"

“Of course,” ‘replied Henry, ready to ‘defend ‘his
reputation...

“As I see it then, Henry, your dream came about firetly
through a longing for an automobile of your own, which is
completely natural for guys our age; but, you did goa bit far
in getting it.”

“Wait a minute! I thoug't you said that a dreamer could
do what he wanted in his dream?” demanded Henry, with
the others agreeing with him by nodding vigorously,

“You're right!” I gulped, but quickly thought of a way to.
cover my near-mistake, ;

“This is the point where religious and moral convictions.
play their. part. Some people can do innumerable wrongs
against morality in their dreams because they lack any such
convictions; but, those of us who do have religious and moral
beliefs are against anything that violates them,” I preached,
noticing with relief that I had redeemed myself.

“In your experience, Henry, your beliefs might have
interfered with your dream, causing you to return the car.
This in turn could have been part of your dream, meant as a
confirmation of your deep-held belief that stealing is wrong.
You do believe that stealing is wrong, don't you?” I asked,
suddenly worried that I had made another mistake. .

“You know I do. Are you finished yet?” Honry asked,
now obviously anxious to get it over with. . t

“Almost,” I replied, using my ‘tone of wisdom’ on

re. “The second reason for your dream was y zeae.
have social standing among your peers — that
evidenced by the fact that you wanted to show Carla and I are
car. Once again, though, this is a natural desire; but, some
might consider your conduet to be boastful or ‘conceited.

“That's not true, I \. .” burst out Henry. :

“Hold itt” I interrupted. “Let me explain. Here is |
another matter which could be intertwined into a dream —
that of incidents which appear to be against religious or

ig ‘ my 5
expression. “First of all, Henry you must keep in mind that
often one’s inner aspirations deal with something that is
within one's reach, but needs a little work in order to achieve
it ~ things like or — you

(L_SELTUETEDIRECTORY)

Local
man dies.

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Walter Willard :Chress of
Castlegar passed away

“Mrph .. .” mumbled Henry as he nodded.

After seeing that I had'everyone's attention, I went on,
“These aspirations remain ‘submerged during the day, but
when one is asleep, they rise from the ‘subconscious and
become the dreamer’s character in a’ fantasy world
controlled by himself. Since he may be in charge, he can
sometimes be as strong, as rich and as Popular as he wants.

Since these dreams cannot’ usually be

iby th will, any act in sucha

dream cannot be the dreamer's fault, So you don’t have to

worry about anything that happens in your dreams, Henry.

“There, I've finished my interpretation of your dream,
Henry. What do you think?”

‘Real good, he mumbled, then quickly left the room
~ under the pretext that he had something important to do.
The others also followed him hurriedly, muttering excuses.

I felt proud and happy for my performance that day —
the others seemed to have enjoyed it too — but it’s strange,"
none of the guys talk-to me about their dreams any more,
especially not Henry.

March 19 at Castlegar hos-
pital, age 76.

: He was‘ born in North
Dakota in.the U.S. and
moved to High Prairie, Alta.,
where ‘he resided for 45
years. He moved to Castlegar
eight years ago,

Mr. Chress’is survived by
his wife Hazel and four
step-sons, | Donald and Wayne
Besley: g Dryden, Ont.,
Gary ice Rupert and

Id:'atSparwood; three
: brothers, Herb and Gordon of

Calgary, Cliff of Vancouver;’
=, 6:30 p.m. and his sister Alice of Olds,
“WED. NIGHT Alta. ‘i
Study & Prayer -—7 p.m. J. Cremation has taken plate

Church 365-3430 and a memorial service was
Pastor 365-2808 | held at Robson Church March

23.
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Friday April 1st
Saturday April 2nd
Sunday April 3rd .
Monday April 4th

Rev. Michael Guinan
|. 365-7143
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community complex on Tues- Club, the Castlegar. Arts
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adults. A Level-I, Coaches
Clinic for minor soccer is
scheduled for April 16 and 17.
If you would like-to help out
with Minor Baseball or Soft-
ball instead, an umpires clinio
will be held on Saturday,

“i 16. Call the recreation

for the names and
shoe numbers of the organ-
izers of these events,
Tennis Anyone?

The Castlegar Tennis Club

is holding its-Spring Annual
General Meeting on Thurs-
day, at 7 p.m. The meeting
will be held at Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary School in
room 108, Elections will be
held along with general busi-
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Rebels’ Bingo

If you enjoy Playing bingo,
the place to be is the Nordic
Hall on Wednesday nights.
These bingo nights are fund-
raising events for the Castle-
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Club. Early Bird games start
at 6 p.m. with regular games
getting underway. at 7.p.m,

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