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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 19, 1979

SPIDER WEB ‘of human origin Is created
with the of on the

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pedestrian walkway that adjoins the
railway bridge over the Columbia River.

particularly if the sun Is not co-operating.
—News/MirrorFoto by George Gammon

How Alcoholics Anonymous
works for the individual

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The young executive
who habitually drank
many martinis at lunch — Ste
housewife who hid bottles in-
the clothes hamper — the
foreman who drank and
brawled his way through a
dozen jobs...

Different environments,
different altuations, yet they
all traveled down the same
lonely road-and fought the
same losing battle against
alcohol, their pasts littered
with broken promises to
employers, loved ones and
themselves.

Only when they turned
to Alcoholics Anonymous,

6 1,000,000 others, were
these individuals able to get
sober and stay sober.

Formed in 1985 by two
desperate men, Alcoholics
Anonymous is an informal
movement whose members
meet at regular intervals in
nearly 28,000 groups in about
92 countries throughout the
world. ?

AA is described as “a
fellowship of men and women
who share their experience,
strength, and hope with each
other that they may solve
their common problem and
help others to recover from
alcoholism. The only require-
ment for membership is a
desire to stop drinking.”

How did the executive,
the housewife and the con-
struction foreman come to
AA?

The executive was re-
ferred to AA by a doctor who

suggested he might be an
and sai i

/ Wedding Bells

Wed in Kelowna

A wedding of interest in Castlegar was
fe dJuly 14 at
Church in Kelowna, BC. ee Thomas
Gerard Anderson of Castlegar took as his
bride, Deena Ann Favali of Kelowna,

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Favali of Kelowna and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oliver
Anderson of Castlegar.

Father McCarthy conducted the morn-
ing ceremony, in which the bride was given in

marriage by her father. Her floor-length .

gown was fashioned in cream cotton, with
lace insets in the sleeves, lace front panel and
wine and rose tapestry waistband. She wore

a wine rose in her hair and carried a bouquet .

of silk cream and wine roses.

A pleasing complement to the bride
were her attendants, dressed in full-skirted
gowns of dusky rose with cream lace trim,
full elbow-length sleeves and laced bodices.
Pink and white carnations formed their
bouquets and each attendant wore pink
flowers in her hair.

Maid of honor was Tamara Coppen of
Kelowna, while’ bridesmaids were Pamela

i and Therese And a sister
the groom.

Completing the wedding party were best
man Mr. Jim McGauley and ushers, Mr. John
Radal, the bride's brother-in-law from
Ladysmith, and Mr. Jack Swetlishoff of

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerard Anderson

The Parish Centre in Kelowna featured
the pink and white wedding color theme for
the reception. Mr. Chuck Caputo of Kelowna
was master of ceremonies, and read
congratulatory telegrams from B.C. points,
Montreal and Winnipeg. The toast to the

might be the cause
of. his “nervous tension,”
rather than the cure. The
doctor mentioned that al-
coholism, in the light of
present medical knowledge,
is an incurable disease that
gets progressively worse un-
til it results in insanity or
death. While there is rlo cure,
the ravages of the disease
ean be arrested by living
without alcohol.

A spiritual adviser dir-
ected the housewife to AA.
He told her that alcoholism
was not a sign of weak
character, although it did
lead to deterioration of -the
spirit, mind and body.

Al, the construction fore-
man, resisted similar advice,
not only from medical men
and the clergy, but from
friends, employers, and fam-

ily. He was determined to.

control his drinking without
help from others. It was not
until he woke up in a
third-rate hotel after a week-

long binge that he realized he ©

was beaten and he called AA.

Two members came to
see him. They were sympa-
thetic, yet matter-of-fact.
They told Al how drinking
had d: d their lives and

bride was p: d by her A
Mr. Terry Roberts of Prince ey
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are re making their

Castlegar.

Women's Aglow Fellow-
ship held its first meeting of
the season at the Hi Arrow
Arms Motor Hotel on Wed-
nesday of last week, with
many new faces prevalent in
the large crowd.

After praise and wor-
ship, Joanne Pepper gave her
testimony.

In her early years, Miss
Pepper felt that Christ was a
part of her life, but it was not
until her carly teens, when
she committed herself to
serving the Lord in mission-
ary work, that she knew that
Jesus was her whole life. The
Lord has been faithful in
meeting her every need,
keeping her safe, healthy,

home in Victoria.

She will be attending
Fuller Graduate School in
Pasadena, Calif., this fall.

Martha DaRosa, of Col-
ville, Wash, who accom-
panied the guest speaker,
Eddie Sevy, also of Colville,
ministered in singing, “I Will
Serve Him Because I Love
Him.” Sevy then went on to
heal participants with her
medicine, “A merry heart
doeth good like a med-
icine..." Prov. 17:22.

Her sense of humor was
sprinkled throughout her
sharing with the ladies how
the Lord had changed her
dull life as a housewife into’
that of a beautiful “home
engineer.”

The Women's Aglow
Fellowship National Conven-

tion will be held in Toronto
this year from Sept. 24 to 27.

‘The next meeting will be
at the Hi Arrow Arms on
Oct. 10 with guest speaker
Joan James.

how they had found sobriety 4

through AA.

This was the firat time
that Al had ever heard
people talk frankly about the
problem — men like himself
who had lost jobs, family, and
self-respect.

These fellows knew’ the :

nameless fear of waking, only
to wonder what terrible
thing might have happened
the night before — the
feeling of not wanting to-

drink, yet needing to des-

ly. They knew how it

felt to fight alcohol time after
time and lose, until finally
there was no fight left, These
men knew. They had been
down the same road.

Emphasizing that here
were no musts
visitors invited him to ae
what the fellowship had to
offer. Their understanding
gave him hope.
wo can do it, you can do it.”

They helped him stay
away froma drink that day —
poured coffee into him and
took him feral long walk, and

They said, “If .

Three speakers summar-
fed their drinking experi:
ences and told how they used
the AA program to maintain
sobriety. The interpretation
and procedure might be
different, but the results
were the same. Each indl-
vidual! had found his or her

own way to sobriety within -

the framework of AA. °
As the meeting closed
with the Lord's Prayer, most
joined in, but a few were
silent. They may have been
agnostics, or those, like Al,
who had not yet had time to
faith. No matter,

drinking for 10 minutes, and
then for another 10 minutes
through the day. Al's visitors
became his sponsors — the
men who would work closely
with him during his first few
months in AA.

Later, they took Al to
his first AA meeting. The
room was filled and buzzing
with

for AA has no religious
requirements for member-
ship.

Still quite confused
when they took him back to
his hotel late that night, Al
asked about his other prob-
lems — money, family, and
job problems.

“First things first,” his

The 40 or
so men and women came
from all walks of life. They
used first names and spoke
with the easy familiarity of
old friends. In spite of any
differences that might ap-
pear on the surface, they
looked as though they’ be-
longed together.

‘This was an open meet-
ing. Most of those present

said. “Drinking is
your number one problem.
When you straighten that
out, you'll be able to handle
the others.”

They left him then —
with some of their experi-
ence, some of their

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CASTLEGAR,

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PUBLIC NOTICE -
CITY OF CASTLEGAR

COURT OF REVISION.

TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the Voters’ List of the
BM City of Castlegar will sit in the Council Chambers of the City Holl,
460 Columbia Avenue, N., on Monday, October 1, 1979, at 7:00

me Pe

The Court of Revision shall hear all complaints and correct i

and revise the list of electors’ and may
9) correct the names of electors in any way wrongly sioted

therein; or

b) add the ane of electors omitted from the list; or

and some of their hope. They:
also gave him something to
eat to offset the physical
craving for a drink, some AA
to read if he

were ih but many
were relatives and friends.
You couldn't tell one from
another. The hearty, laugh-
ing fellow had never had “one
too many” in his life. It was
the quiet woman next to him

‘who had been hospitalized

four times before she found
AA.

couldn't sleep, and two phone
numbers to call if he felt he
might be tempted to drink.
He ate something, read
three pamphlets, and made
one phone call — “just to talk
for a few minutes.” And he
finally got to sleep. The
hardest day was done.

(Voice of the People /

Program on childhood

Editor, Castlegar News;

I am working for the.

Canadian Broadcasting Cor-
poration, collecting materials
for a radio program on child-
hood.

Weare din any

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casting Corporation, P.O.
Box 4600, Vancouver, BC.
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material that reveals what a -

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We are primarily inter-
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Please address respon-
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d) correct any other manifest error therein.

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until the time set for the sitting of the Court of Revision. Ap-
plication for registration as an elector may be made at the City
Hall, Registrations completed before the first sitting of the Court
of Revision may be added to the List of Electors by the Court.

B. Baldigaro, City Clark

Dated at Castlegar the 111h day of September, 1979, +

WARNING

KOOTENAY LAKE
LEVELS

Kootenay. Lake is expected to rise
one-and-one-half feet by September

30, 1979.

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All persons using the foreshore of
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