CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, September 2, 1976

Ann.
_ LANDERS |

* Dear Ann Landers: Since you have all the answers, will you please
$ 3 tell me what todo about some incredibly obscene pictures taken of
+8 19-year-old boy who dates my 16-year-old granddaughter?

+ I did not invade the girl's privacy. It was her five-year-old
; sister who did it, The child brought the pictures to me. Even at her
sage she knew something was wrong,

: Isn't there a law against indecent exposure? Should I turn the
‘ tpictures over to the girl's mother? Or should I close my eyes to this

‘shocking situation and try to eraso from my mind the ,

Sall-too-obvious conclusion that it was my granddaughter who
‘snapped the pictures? The boy is unquestionably nude and the
‘pictures are lewd. Please tel] me what to do.
—New England Trauma

Dear N.E.: There is a law against indecent exposure but it
{pertains to appearing in public unclothed and has nothing to do
iwith posing for pictures in private.
i Hand'the garbage to your granddaughter yourself. Pick a
iprivate moment that allows for some discussion, should she be
willing to talk. Tell her the pictures were given to you by a party
swho found them (do not identify the little sister) and ask {in a
‘helpful, non-condemnatory way) if sle is well-informed on matters
‘of birth controt. Lf not, offer to obtain Iterature from Planned
Parenthood—then do so.
: A 16-year-old girl who hides nude pictures of her 19-

* > boyfriend is having sex with him—you can bet on it. She's not
about to quit, no matter what you say, so be realistic and make
sure she has enough information to stay out of further trouble.

Ann Landers: we ue ce the country and we ©

Dear

love it, The only problem is my mother-in-law. She loves to go
through our house when we are gone—I mean closets,
refrigerator, drawers, | bank statements, mail, ete,

. ‘At first we had
we installed locks, thinking it would solve the. probe Te It Frid
Dur teenage son is now at home and grandma lists this as an
excuse to come over.
3° Imust drive by my in-laws’ house hes T'ge into te She
has asked me to honk when I go by. At first I thought it was a
friendly gesture but I soon discovered it was her signal to rush to
our house and go through everything.
+ We have our inlaws to dinner twice a month. They are
welcome any time, but I hate it when that froman snoops behiud
my back. Can you think of a solution? —Had It

Dear Had: Always keep the doors (and windows) locked in your
absence or one day you may have a less benign visitor who will do
a lot more than snoop.

As for your motherin4 Jaw, instruct your son to stick like a
mustard plaster when she comes to “visit.” Grandma won't do
much nosing around with him at her side. Also, put all your
personal mail and bank statements in a drawer with al lock on it.
And quit honking.

. 8
Confidential ‘The-Spot Wife: I say, “Forgive and
Forget"—but fede that you must be able to really forget what it
was you forgave. The wife who is constantly bringing up the past
transgressions undoes all the good of forgiving.

Local Bridge
Club to Play

On Labor Day

‘Twelve tables took part in
Monday night's play at the Joy
Keillor Bridge Club with ‘the
following results:

North:

First, Stan Greenwood and
Bert Tyson; second, Wayne
Weaver and Dave Theil; third,
Maryellen and Hubert Hun-
chak; fourth, Bev MacDonald
and Inez Walker; fifth, Joy
Keillor and Judy Shephard.

East-West

First, Bennie Schneider
and Louise Whitehead; second,
Romona Burns and Claire Brad-
ley; third, Etuka Cameron and
Pearl Palmer; fourth Mike Kel-
fer and Wayne Wyton; fifth,
Jim and Bev Swain.

Out-of-town visitor from
Vancouver was Dr. David Nat.
son, Bridge will be played as
usual Labor Dey 2nd i fc ths
night to “beat the champs.”

Doesn't Everyone
Keep Poisonous:

Snakes on Fridge?

Nellie Pack is a preacher's
wife who has six children and

keeps a copperhead snake in a
: dirtfilled wooden box on top of -

her refrigerator.

“Tm scared to death of
them. Just the thought of
them,” she said. “I can’t even

+ pick up one of those red worms

when we go fishing.”

But Mrs, Pack, of New-
port, Tenn, has more than
gotten used to the poisonous
anake because it is a part of her
family's religion.

Her husband, the Rev.
Liston Pack, is pastor of the
Holiness Church of God in
Jesus Name, which believes the
Bible directs believers to “take
up serpents.”

Mr. Pack, a truck driver
during the week, handles the
snakes at weekly religious ser-

Members of the con-
gregation, including his wife,
also handle the reptiles.

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interruptions.

Not only do I not have Pe,
‘windows, if you'll pardon the
triple negative, it's ae
big window, and I can’
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peeling boiled

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E . sisted with great fervor and

looking for the same. Three
poet and insolent, across irs
wn, Peskin up the
“Tdoa't turn around to look fresh grass Sine
behind me at that house, ‘Abaht W Whats “that noise,
Aside from my suffering wife down the lane. Better stroll
down and see. Great. A Bell
telephone truck and two
young fellows digging a post
hole. Entire

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mej is white as the driven

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September, 2, 1976

‘pulling up? It can’t be, Te ts.
It’s those people we met ata .
party two years ago and In-

sincerity that If they were
ever in our neck of the
woods, to look us up, Look at
that. Three kids and a dog,
Oh, dear. \
Perhaps you can under-
stand now why [hate being a.
schoolteacher and having the
summer off and having to
write my column out under
the trees, instead of writing
it at my desk in mid-winter.

f° Glenmerry
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watches. Machinery digs
hole, erects pole with ease.
Old timers comment scorn-
fully: Remember when you
dug them by hand, with a
spoon shovel. Brutal hard
work.

There's the fire engine!

Better jump in the car and
follow. Holy old _fomplnt
why do they let all these

crazies follow the fire tuck

through town at 50 miles an
hour? Somebody might be"
killed.

cost to build the house,
‘70-odd years ago.

Let's change th the subject.
In fact, I think I'll break off

bring in.. Maybe Tl get ay
seven iron out of the car
trunk and cut some weeds.
‘That's what I use instead of a

There, that's better, My.
swing was right on today.
Kept my head Som, a eye
onthe weed, tookaslow back
swing, and one vile flower
bed is weedless.

Also pushed the lawn

Wasn't much. Just: some”
dumb housewife let the fat
bol over on the seve, wae

e was watching hel
opera, But it Tight have
been a good one, like the old
lumber mill last week. That

doing out there, just ati siting
around enjoying yourself,

when you know aA i
agony? Least you cot lo
put a washing through an
sweep the kitchen floor, its
filthy. “And you” haven't
brought més me any, ‘fresh tea for.
wo hi

rubbing against my leg, Oh, lordy. Who's this

Letter to Editor

Operational Cut-Backs?

The following letter, ad- being spread over Castlegar. In
dressed to M. K. of similar other

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powder or baking
soda), I keep my lily limbs
covered. Ong what we sf

great ‘ball ‘of | smoke
crossed the whole

valley from east to west and, could bring this letter to the at-.
spart fromm the sppelling saell tention of those concerned.

reduced visibitity
Now, I am not too sure
whether any environmental

wen the whol Gy of Carin:
emitted by CanCel. The thick . 8* is effected.
haze literally

I would be pleased if you

.B.N. J. Barrett, P. Eng.
Castlegar, B.C.

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20% OFF.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR)
ATTENTION

PARENTS AND PUPILS

Kindergarten Classes will be

held at:

Automatic
Transmissions

Castlegar Primary for Castlegar North pupils,
Valley Vista foe Castlegar pout pupils.
land Parl fot: k,

Resker Hall for "Robson, Brilliant and Pass Creek areas,
Tarrys Elementary. _ for Tarrys, Shoreacres and Glade areas.

Kindergarten pupils attending the morning sessions will be picked up on the
regular moming bus runs and returned as follows:

Resker Hall: Bus leaves 11:00 A.M.
Woodland Park: Bus leaves 11:00 A.M.
Valley Vista: Bus leaves 11:10 A.M.
fc pupils fing the aft session will be picked up as _
follows: a
~ Resker Hall —
Pass Creek area
Pass Creek area
Brilliant: area
Valley Vista —
Kinnaird Hall

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CATHOLIC CHURCH Cal. A
(Bottom® of Sherbiko Hill
— OPEN —

Menday thru
8.20 am. to 10.30 pam.

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9.00 a.m, fo 10.30 p.m.

Fire ition

Flood & Smoke: Damage
Professional Carpet &
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LABOR DAY?

WEEKEND ACTIVITIES

Sept. 4 Dance 9 p.m.
ste Music by the “Playmates”
‘Admission $3 per person
7:30 - 9:30 Breakfast
8 a.m. Men's Fastball
4:30 p.m. $75 Cash Bingo
4:45 - 6:30 Barbeque
S 3 , $3.50 of $2°¥%. orders

8 a.m. Men's Fastball

8-11 a.m. Free Pancake Breakfast -

Sponsored * by Castlegar’ Savings
+ Credit. Union

11 am, Parade’ *

11:30 Children's Races

12:30 Children’s Goldrush

1 p.m. Chuckwagon Races

2 p.m. Little League

5 pam. $100 Cash Bingo

Senda, and Monday: Concessions, Games of
Chance, Entertainment”

ip
7 p.m, “Fellowship Service
Tuesday 7:00. p.m."

Fri. nt am Youth and
Family
Rev. N. Walker
Phone 365-6662

ST. PETER LUTHERAN

CHURCH
405 Maple St., Castlegar

| Worship Service 11.00 a.m.
“Everyone Welcome”

Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
112 - 4th Ave. N.
365-3662 or 365-3664

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

10:15 AM. Sperling's.
10:30 A.M. Pass Creek School.
10:45 A.M. Brilliant Crossing.

12:15 P.M,
12:17 P.M,
12:20 P.M.

11:30 A.M,
11:35 AM.
11:45 A.M.
11:56 A.M, i

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CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South
“Leaming” “Worshiping”
“Serving” -

10:30 a.m. fo 12:30 noon

975 Columbia :
Ph. 365-3666 -Phone 365-2344 _

k
College Road
, Ootischenia Elem. Junction
Dump Road Junction 12:00 Noon
Kabatoff Junction 12:06 P.M,

Tarrys pupils will attend the morning session. Bus pick-up as follows:
ota Highway Tumoff 9:00 A.M,
jade Ferry

9:17 AM,
Shoreocses” Schoo! 9:25, AM,
For further clarification and/or, information call P. Konkin; at 365-6331.
Grade 1-12 bus students will be transported: as in June, 1976,

Special notice-to Stanley Humphries Secondary School students:
First day of school is Wednesday, Septenber 8th — full-day,’ bring Lonches:
All other: pupils will attend Tuesday, September 7h.

All. students from Bellen, Raspberry, Robson areas will attend Robson
Elementary School on Sept.

Son, Soph. 57:

Sunday

10:30 a.m. Family Worship

11:15 a.m. Group Study
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Parish Office: 365-8337

Ministers — Rev. Desmond Carroll —
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Friday: Young People 7:20

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