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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Abril 26, 1979

Pulpit & Pew

by Ministers In the West Kootenay/Boundary Area

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 26, 1979

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Qear Ann Landers: Recently you told a woman who was
Yisappointed at the Incompetence of her doctor to remember
{hat ‘‘half of the physicians In this country graduated In the
bottom half of their class." j
What I'm about to say might not make a lot of sense to
some people, but I’m not at all sure the doctors who.
Graduated In the Upper half are the bast. After all, grades’
ren't everything — whether it’s medical school, law school
gr what have you. The elements of caring, dedication, and
the ability to communicate to a patient what he needs to know
tre often more Important than pulling down top grades In
a gy, Zoology ani y:
: Some of those ‘‘bottom-half'’ students turn out to be
Qreat doctors, Maybe It's because they still have a little
humility and aren’t 80 damned sure of themselves (arrogant).
Absolute honesty Is a rare and precious quality and It has no
correlation to one’s place In the class.
: Some of the lower half students are motivated by a
desire to become physicians — and It has nothing to do with
driving a Cadillac or a Mercedes. Maybe they had to work
thelr way through medical school and couldn't make top
grades. But they had Integrity and persistence,
3 So don’t put them down, Ann. Grades don't always
reflect the true calibre of the individual.

: — Firat In Mine

Dear First In Yours: Thanks for cutting me down to size. |

Heeded It. Of course you are right. Book-smart Is less

In than belng people-wise — or humble — or caring

one devoted. !'ll never again refer to the bottom half of any
ass.

‘ * * 6
Dear Ann Landers: | try never to miss your column but
sometimes | do — and then | get awfully mad at myself
because when | read a reference to a letter | didn't see, | fee!
“out of It."* It happened again today.

{Someone asked for more Information about men who
could not urinate In public. Please tell me why anyone would
WANT to do a thing like that. Where | come from a person
would get arrested.

: — Seattle Reader
Dear Reader: The problem Is known as a “bashful kidney."”
it doesn’t refer to ple who want to urini In public, It's
the Inability to urinate In the presence of another person.
This hang-up Is purely psychological — and some females
have It as well as males. Got it stralght now? [ hope so.

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Dear Ann Landers: Yesterday my husband asked me what.!
wanted for a first anniversary present. | thought for a while
and decided I'd ask him for something that wouldn't cost a
cent and would make me very happy. It's a request that he
burn all the pictures of his ex-glrlfriends. (t'll bat he has at
least 50 In a box he keaps In the storeroom with his fishing
gear.)
1am only 21 years old and have a lot to laarn. We have a
good marriage and | want to keep it that way. What do you
think of my request, Ann?
— Need Your Wisdom

Osar Need: Not much, dear. Any pressure from you to burn
the pictures of the former girlfriends might be Interpreted as
Jealousy and ly, and this fs no to conveyona
first ry — or ANY 'y, for that matter. Ask
tor a gift that says, ‘I love you,”’ not ‘‘l’m unsure of you.”
Suggest Instead that he give you a new picture of himsalf for
your wallet.

alia, Eaaceve EIG aki!
Sharleen DeRosa, 14, a trumpet player in the KJSS Band,
shares her hot dog with Premier Bennett

Costs $ to be a Gentleman

It can be expensive to be a
gentleman in Oklahoma.

Take the recent case of a
man who lied in a divorce case
about kissing his best friend's
wife. -
The man finally admitted
the lie after the district attor-
ney's office agreed to reduce a

charge against him from per-
jury — a felony — to contempt.
of court — a misd

in a court of law — the code of
chivalry requires that he issue
denial,” the

ham said he

a
judge said.
ong

But Judge Raymond Gra-
di the

man's predicament,

“When a man has been
kissing his bestifriend’s wife
and he is asked about it — even

ly, the laws of
the state of Oklahoma do not
incorporate the code of chival-
ry," the judge said. “And you
are fined $250 plus court costs.”

‘By :
REV. LOWELL B. KINDSCHY
The unbelievable is never
easy to accept when we are told
about it or read about it.
“Space travel was only
another comic book story z. few
short decades ago.."J.D.'s” fish
stories always seem a little
more fantastic each time you
hear them, but rarely more
believable.
Once someone has wit-

‘neased the otherwise unbeliev-

able event, however, he/she
suddenly becomes aware of a
fact which is difficult to dony.

The resurrection of Jesus
Christ, from the dead, even
though it is a well recorded fact
of history, is classed by many as
just such an unbelievable event.
Jesus showed himself to 10 of
his disciples on the eve of his
resurrection to settle the skep-
tical minds. Thomas, however,
was not there that evening and
was still skeptical about the
resurrection, as well as the
story his fellow disciples were
telling about Jesus showing
himself to them.

One week later, Jesus
showed himself again to the
disciples, but this time. espe-
cially for the benefit of Thomas,

Thomas saw for himself and:

knew it was true. Then Jesus
said a very significant thing:

Relatives’ and friends enjoyed 1a bulfot

Supper at the Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel on,

Grand Fi

“Blessed are those who have
not seen but yet bellevel”

Jesus said those’ words for
you and I today. Jesus was
trying to point everyone's
attention to the significance of
events, rather than the ovents
themselves.

Stop for a moment and
think. If there were a way
possible for me to take you to
the foot of the cross and watch
Jesus dic and to the tomb
Sunday morning and hear the
angel proclaim: “He is Risen!”

there, I would, for the facts of ;
Jesus’ life testify that what he
sald about himself is true,
Jesus said that he would be
put to death, that he had to die...
All men have to die because
they broke their owner's rules,-,,
God gave men life and nsked, ;
certain things in return but
men said no, That was men's
right to choose, but along with, ,
the choice came the conse-;;
quences, death. ¢
But God still loved men.
and sent his own son to suffer
man's vin their,

all I would have
would be to prove to you first-
hand that Jesus lived, died and
rose again, facts historians
have recorded previously.
Then you would have more
first-hand evidence about the
facts of Jesus’ life than about
+ Caesar's or. Napoleon's. But if
there were a way to take you

place. Jesus had to die that we
might live and the empty tomb
says you will live eternally with
God, for the payment is, made,
Don't say no again! Let
Christ's death be:payment for
you. Don't wait to ‘see’ before |
you believe, for that will be a’
little late. 7

"HARRY OSACHOFF

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Member of the Association of
Physiotherapists § Moncge Practitioners
of B.C

Room 200, 507 Baker Street
EI

IN, B.C.
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TETORL DECORAING.
HOCUCTS ASSOC BION

Job creation.

Numher of jobs created.

MO. 5 1onaHH) 120,000 130,000
L i 1- 1 i 1

i

Social Cre
(1975-1978)

Source: B.C. Ministry of E i 0. Bee
BC, Ministry of Labour, Labour Research Bulletin, Feb., 1979,

Mining output.

. Growth in mining output fannual percentage)

1 i} BC. EB ie Activity, 1979,

J NDP:
31972-1975)

—Social-Credit_|
pe §6(1975-1978)  __

fnistry of Econamic Development,

Source: B:
BS nmomic Activity, 1979.

Real income.

Increase in real income®* (per person)

sup sean 3 su sr
n b nl ni

Social Credit
(1975-1978)

*Figures adjusted far inflation, Figures in 1078 dollars,
Source: B.C, Ministry of Economic Development, J
B, ‘anomie Activity, 1979.
istry of Finance, Budget, April, 1

Bankruptcies.

Number of business failures fannual average)

200 300
* L 1

1972
Social Credit - aa
(1975-1978)

Source: Statistics Canada, commercial failures,
Cat. No, 61-002

Who does a better job for British Columbians? Four
ital signs of economic activity are displayed

here. 0 Youcompare. The Socreds themselves

_ , admit failure. In the Economic Development
Ministry’s 1978 Review and Outlook, they concede
that unemployment will increase even further this
year. 0 They have turned to massive tax and rate
increases to compensate for their economic errors.
They raised the tax burden on your family
substantially. O And they have doubled ferry

" rates, upped hospital and ambulance charges, and
increased auto insurance rates. [1 A promise of
better things is one thing. Delivering what you
promise is another. The NDP has proven that its
economic program works. You judge.

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Feb. 24 in honor of the 60th weddin anniver-
sary of Mr.‘and Mrs, William Barlsenkott, who .
were matried on Feb. 28, 1929.

“; Mr. and Mrs. Barisenkoff were born in
Saskatchewan and moved to B,C, when‘each was
only two years‘cld. Since then, they lived in
Crescent Valley, Brilliant, Glade and Ooti-
achenia. 1 . :

‘Mr. Barisenkoff was employed by Waldie
and Celgar sawmills prior to his retirement, The
couple has three children; Nick, Peter and Mrs,
Bill (Katie) Maloff, all of Ootischenia, ©

‘The Barisenkoffsiare members of the Union
of Spiritual Communities of Christ. i

_* Congratulatory telegrams and letters were

read to the ‘couple’ on this special occasion.

Friends and relatives gathered at the
Robson Hall recently to celeb the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Makayev. of Brilliant,  -

: Allan and Allana Hendren.
The Makayevs were married in Ootischenia meas
oh March 29,.1929 and settled at Brilliant, where pay ic

they have resided since. :

The couple’ .have four children; , Mike
Makayev of Duncan; Mrs. Paul (Marie) Koftinoff
of Prince George; Mrs. Fred (Ann) Chursinoff of
Castlegar and Mrs. Robert (Doris) Aussant of

Mr. and’ Mrs. Makayev have 11 grand-
children: Michael, Malcolm ad Dennis Makayev;
Ginny Southwick; Daniel and Laura Koftinoff;
‘Tom, Nick and Robbie Chursinoff, and Marnie
and John-Paul Aussant.

They ‘also have two great grandchildren:
Natasha and Jonathan Southwick. ait

The Makayevs have been active members

of the USCC all their lives and still participate in

‘all. the activities ‘of charity. works . and
fund-raising benefits. ant
Master of ceremonies was William Dootoff,
who read congratulatory messages from Prime
Minister Pierre’ Trudeau, opposition leader Joe
Clark, Kootenay-West MP Bob Brisco and John
J. Verigin. Rossland-Trait MLA Chris D'Arcy,
who was present as a guest of honor, presented
his congratulations in person. Congratulations

were extended from all their friends and

‘Guests atlonded from Delta, Edmonton and

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Barisenkolf

. Married in Ootischenia 1929

by Mr. and.Mrs. Makayev.
Out-of-town guests at the celebration were

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