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product of Studios which is 100 per cent Disney
owned, as is an example of Disney's new era.

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movies it is trying to mimic. There is a high level of sexual innucn-
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having a large enough penis.

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sumes the stomach out of the school bully.

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then looks to his girlfriend for dessert. As ridiculous as these
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"The writers may say “But he was only dreaming!” Either way,
the content of this movie is reality.

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The Castlegar Sun

,francis’ Ss sure-fire formula hooks readers

‘What can I read when 1 want hooves.

-) relax and yet still be stimulat-
od? What books can I take to the
beach and read for enjoyment

, and not have to do too much®

What books can I take
on trips and read in stolen
moments from dreary confer-
ences ‘or serious business
events? Often I'm asked these
bora by friends and neigh-

"Ural I recommend the best
of popular fiction, science fic-
tion, or mysteries. In fact, one of
the best novelists to get to know
would be England's Dick Fran-
cis. You'll love the action, the
intrigue, and the neat twists in
his novels, which “usually relate
to the British racing scene.
British racing, God help me,
you'll say! That's what I
too, when I came upon
Francis’s novels about cight
years ago. However, I was so
quickly hooked, by For Kicks
(the first one I read) that I went
on to read all 31 of his novels.
In fact, in one stretch of
excitement, I read six of these
novels in three days. As a sports
fan and a reader of mysteries, I
couldn't help myself. The detec-
tion was ingenious, and the

backgrqund amongst horses and
jockeys so real I could hear

So who is this prolific writer?
Bora is South Wales in 1920,

Francis was a child star at horse
shows.

After service in the air force
in World War Il, he raced as an
amateur rider, becoming a pro-
fessional National Hunt jockey
in 1948, He rode for the Queen
Mother _ in 1953-54 was

moteie in 1957, “Francis

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pean the Sunday Express. His
autobiography The Sport of
Queens was published in the
same year. Soon, he was writing
thrillers, using material gleaned
form the racing world to give
substance to his stories. Forfeit
(1968) won the Edgar Allan Poe
Mystery Prize, and Whip Hand
(1979) won the Crime Writer's
Association Gold Dagger
Award.

All of Francis’s novels
titles that are short and
the centre of action. Here are &
few samples: Bok, For Kicks,
Flying Finish, Rat Race,
Bonccrack, Enquiry, Odds
Against, Blood Sport, Slay

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WHAT YOU SEE, IS WHAT YOU GET!

WE GROW:

Submitted by: Pastor Rick Popoff, Assistant at New Life Assembly

When we read the title of this article each of us probably thinks of different
applications as to how this statement relates to us.

If you are in the mood to buy a car you will go to our local car dealerships and
look around. If you expect to buy a brand new CADILLAC you are not going to go to
the Mazda dealership. If you were wanting an M.P.V. your not going to go to the
PONTIAC dealership. ’

The point that I'm trying to make is you will go to a place where you can see the

. product. that.you wish to buy. We as naturabbuman beings need to a ag a}
* OF THOSE THINGS THAT WE DESIRE. *
Each of us as we live upon this earth all desire to live our lives in a certain

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EVENING CELEBRATION

WEDNESDAY FAMILY FELLOWSHIP 6:50

WHERE DID YOU YOUR EXAMPLE?
WHO WAS THE ONE THAT MOST INFLUENCED YOU AS A YOUNG PERSON?
WHO OR WHAT IS THE INFLUENCE OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE TODAY?

recognize the decline of the RESPECT for authority figures in the lives of the youth
today, and I must admit I often ask the question WHY????? 7

I don't pretend to have a quick fix solution to the difficulties that our society faces
regarding the youth of today. But I do know one thing for sure. A statement I heard
‘in a conversation one day definitely is NOT the solution.

“ALL OF THE YROBLEM YOUTH OF TODAY SHOULD BE PUT ON AN ISLAND
“UNTIL THEY GREW UP, THEN THEY CAN COME.BACK TO
OUR SOCIETY.”

ROLE MODELS to fashion themselves after. If you expect
your kids to do or be something make sure you are an
example of what you want. As I grew up as a kid I hated
nothing more than the statement “DO AS I SAY, NOT AS I
DO.” That only drove me more to do what I saw rather
than what I heard.

Let me encourage you whether you have kids or not.
The next time you see young people acting up (so to speak)
look at,sohat they are doing and ask yourself, where did

bad earn to say and. do those things? Then I challenge

sis ek kere a you to change what comes from your mouth and be the
A loving, caring EXAMPLE that our young people need to SEE. We can not
church change our past, but we can be a POSITIVE INFLUENCE

—— in the future.’ AND THE FUTURE IS IN THE HANDS OF
THE YOUNG PEOPLE.

WHAT THEY SEE IS WHAT WE GET let's work hard at

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I have the privilege of spending the majority of my time’ around young people. I
enjoy very much hangin out and listening to the needs .of the youth today. I.

What the young people of today.need are POSITIVE

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