CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 18, 1974

/ Open Letter Letter

‘Concern for Adopted Children

To whom it:may concern:

This open letter is being
directed mainly to parents of
adopted children. Do you real-
ize that there is. now a
TMovement underway, which if
passed as a law, will ‘allow
natural parents to seek out the
children they have’ allowed to
be adopted?

I find this very disturbing
when I realize how hard it is for’
some young adults to reason
with themselves the purpose of
their lives and where their
place is in this world without
-2\/adding an’ unknown factor to

their, lives. 5

Rare is the adopted child
that doesnot realize their
beginning quite early in life. A
beginning many) would ‘prefer
to set to the back of their minds
and) be a family in’ the same
manor as the natural child.

If you‘ feel such a law is
unjust to the child,'I urge you
to voice your disapproval to a

‘From Pagel

Feeder Service

= (A Commutor service to
Spokane has also met one half
of its requirements, he stated.

‘All/necessary clearance has .
been granted by: the Canadian <4

group called, Organization to
Save the Adoptive Family, Box
1660, Victor

If there Is to be any law
passed, let it be the adopted
child who recelves:the right to
seek out its natural parent or
parents, for they had no choice
in their destiny, whereas {t was
thé natural parent's choice in
the first place to give the child .
up.

Should it become the right
of the natural parent to be
allowed to seek out thelr child, I
feel strongly. that this be
common knowledge ‘to the
adopted parents at the time of
the legal adoption.

B.C. laws have ‘given the -

adopted child the same rights
as a! natural! child“ in’ its
inheritance laws, why does
anyone deem, it’ necessary: to |
begin to distinguish them from
any other family unit now?

Lois Hughes

fo be Resumed

‘authorities and the matter, is
now in’ the: hands: of the Civil
Aviation Bureau to finalize
,matters’on the) United States
requirements.

Drugs Is Additional Tool
‘In Hands of Cancer Therapists .

‘Although treatment | by
surgery and radiation have long

been the principal means of -

>: coping with cancer, the use of
drugs, or chemicals, is acknow-
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the hands of cancer therapists.
But chemotherapy is: still

7, hampered bythe’ fact that
*. drugs usually are unable to
distinguish nor-

“making it ‘necessary. for. the”

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ue “one field ‘of Canadian re-

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fire: were, both experionced in
Kinnaird last Thursday though
neither Ineldent, was related,

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The power failure occurred ',
when an insulator failed, ‘com-;:

pounded by ‘the rain, ‘setting

the’ power. pole on’ fire in the’ ’
1600 block.

| Power,was turned off until.’

lines were rerou'
power was again experienced
for a lengthy. time, , including
the ‘supper, hour, when the

ted but loss of,’

power role was. replaced anda’

Two. Bridal Showers re

Two bridal showers have wi

+: been:held recently to honor,
Miss’Arlana Johnson whose.”

marriage to Allan Venier takes.“ \)

" place this Saturday.

‘One was held at the home.
of Mra. Maizie Zinnio of Castle- *
gar and the other’at the home:

now pole strung...

The fire ‘call came in the. |

latter part’ of the noon hour,
when members of the Kinnaird
Volunteer Fire Department ex, |
tinquished|a blaze at:the home |
of ‘A: Greenwood’ at) 925: 6th
Ave. Damage: was said to be
fairly extensive but confined to
the basement areal 3!)

Insurance is centred to be
carried, ;’

The ‘power pole fire was
also ‘attended by, two members
ofthe fire Soper ent

‘Cantarutti,-Velia De Biaso and °

* at :the!Zinnio surprise shower, °”

Dorothy,,Cantaruttl.
Winners of games: played

were »Mrs./Thejma’ Walker,'

» Mrs. :Darlene. Bouvette, and:

“of, Mrs.: Milly \Venler’ of ‘Trail.

Upon entering ay gaily.’
decorated’ room at’ the’ Venier.:
home,’ the ‘bride-elect’ and ‘her. :

= mother, Mra. Lois Johnson and =

newspapers, half of which are of. the’ big: Vancouver ‘dailies, that
have been crumpled up and placed i your bedrooin? No one seems
know ho’ is: responsible ‘but if

i “which two or more drugs,: ,

when used together, may be
many times more effective than
the sum of’ their, effects when «.

and cancer ‘cells.

A further: problem arises :

when the tumor’ cell readjusts
‘ its mechanisms to: become.
resistant to the:drug, much. as:
‘an‘insect will adjust to. DDT,

used
‘and

about cancer can be obtained by
writing to: B.C. and Yukon
‘Division, Canadian Cancer Soci-

+ ety, 896: West: 8th: Ave.,-Van- =

couver 9.

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this!

the groom's mother,: Mrs. ‘Mary’:
Venier,were presented with:
rose corsages.

Hostesses for the evening

if you re travelling by:

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“Hostesses ‘were 5 Mrs, Zin-

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On! both occasions: the. '

‘bride; received: many, lovely
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With fire’
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quiet with ‘the local *

‘Forestry late Tuesday. after-

noon .when’ the” weekly! che

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News.
Ranger. Hoge Wood ‘sai

“Fred ‘ower of Nakuop;
logger, prosp mill man

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Your Castlegar News Carrier, Boy .is. in business
for himself and each collection from his customers
contributes to his earnings. For -this reason he appre-:
cates your consideration if you pay him before 6 leaving
on holidays.

3 It also pleases your Carrier if he knows when you
plan to return, so he may restart delivery without delay.

CASTLEGAR NEWS: || _

Published Every Thursday Moming

that no pi
in the past week;-even the
water bombers remain idle.

* Asked if this was a. record
he stated that he felt there had
‘been’ quiet’'simmers in the past:
but couldn't comment’ exactly

hi

ge liquor in'a’ E piblig place; He
q,was fined $75, The ch:

Gat tne 's Pay'N:Takit, causing a:
disturbance at the He Lite and
‘litt

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“weer Stews

‘the past’ record: has:2

Ir. Fowler, who'was bor
+ in. Kaslo, ‘came: to Nakusp in
1909,

‘He was one of the dlseov:

‘ferers of the rich Big Ledge

/ silver-lead properties north-
west of Nakusp. The party. was
led by’ Mr. Fowler's father,

Ibert Fowler, and others were

“his brothers, Richard of Robson
and Gilbert of Castlegar. ..

Funeral, arrangements are
to be announced. +:

In July. | Election

Are Released

inal fi figures for ‘the J uly 8
federal’election in Kootenay ;

est ‘have; been released“ by. .
rning.officer, Mrs. Helen,

Fairbank ‘of Nelson. Mase
“MP-elect Bob Brisco, Pro-

‘gressive: Conservative, in:

creased his election night lead

‘winning the seat by.972 votes:

over Ran Harding of the NDP.

© Mr. Brisco got 12,575 votes

to Mr. Harding’s 11,603. ‘Louis

Maglio of the Liberals got 6,073 ,”

a otes:-There were 115 jected
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“/. “Word; of God.”

ere . “Milly. Venier,: Eileen i

Conscience and: Comment

‘Cree: Christianity. Growing!

yiby, Rey.K. Neill Foster
ile h prea,

‘Al

Rurihera eters
ta's bush country.
‘ap unusual series

ngelical Christian:

ity, on’ the part of the Cree
Indians,

, Whave just participated in

one oftheir conventions and it’

was a memorable experience to

:see.about 90:tents, 12 teepees

and 12 campers plus about four
or five hundred Indians crowd-
ed onto a camp ground ‘with no

other ‘motive than to hear the
‘Surprisingly,’
‘even ,with all’ these: people
camped on about five acres: of.
choice Jakeshore there was 0
difficulty: with noise, discipline
or: order. "(=

{Not that all the Indians are
believers.’ But ‘they ‘are /inter-

St ested: And. some are: very’.

—_

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"What Is Missing? .

ST. RITA'S) >): :
» CATHOLIC CHURCH
+ Rey. W. Harrison:
Ph, 365-7143 |;

iveuing =e a Service:

sincere Christians.\ Indeed, |) i

some‘are.capable pastors, who.
oversee, indigenous Indian
churches,

‘The white man has exploit-’

ed-the: Indian fora‘ very, long -
« time.) And! the “neehew": has °

often) been. a: victim of racial

= But now, it appears to this’
observer, the Indians ‘are dis-

covering Christ for themselves,”

they are. Seeing the Pipe is ol

“a white ‘man's. book,’thi

(seeing too that Christianity had?
*:to,come'to the white ‘man even
/ as it’ comes now: to the’ Cree. :

It'is'a wholesome experi:
ence to see that the Christian

. Message can’ take. root; in'any.

ge
culture. 'And Christianity is

~. doing ‘just’ that'in’ one of
2 Canada’s sub-cultures. Really,

if one: takes ‘his Christianity ~
seriously, it is beautiful and

: they
premises:late; Friday night:

Legal steps’ are now. being.

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3 BONDEROFF- -LATURNUS wedding vow
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uble-ring ceremony held at’ St." Rita’s Catholic,

The bride'ig, Marie Laturnus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,

‘Lawrence (Larry) ‘Laturnus of Castlegar; ‘and the mm Sarge.
Bonderolf and Mrs. Nick Bonderoll ol Pass Creek. Rev,
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Jean ‘Vanier.

To Direct Retreat: 1 in Nelson

The man who has set up
homes for the mentally retard-
ed all over the world, Jean
Vanier, son of the’former
Governor General’ Georges
«Vanier, will direct an ecumeni-
cal retreat at Notre Dame
"University in Nelson, Aug. 4
9. ¢

A total ‘of 600 people from.
across Canada and the United

_ States have already registered

for the retreat which is being
orgainzed by the Roman Catho-
lic Diocese .of Nelson, the
Anglican Kootenay Diocese and .
the B.C.’ Conference of the |
United Church. Registrations

+. have come from as far away a3,

Ottawa,‘ Erie, Penn., Colorado,
Seattle, Vancouver, Toronto
and the far ‘north,

Besides the retreat, Dr.
Vanier. will give a public lecture
at the Trail Junior, Secondary
School, ‘Aug..7.:Tickets.can be
obtained: from the) three partl-

cipating churches and should be

secured: as soon as possible.
‘The retreal “will be the

third directed by Dr.;Vanier in:

the Canadian West during’ the,

past two years. He directed a»

retreat in Vancouver in’ Febru-
ary‘ and. one’ at’ Naramata’ in
| February, of last ‘year. © i

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throughout :the world | for: his
Christian and humanitarian life-
style, Jean Vanier:has set up
homes ‘for: the’ mentally handi-:
capped'in Canada,’ England,
India,‘ Denmark’ and the U.S.’

ul: e lia’ House ‘in Ottawa, Shalom in
Friends of L'Arche
in Stratford, Ont., Daybreak in
Richmond) Hill, Ont./and ‘a
recently ' ‘opened | pout in Nan: 7
couver. uy
Although ie Heavola 4
much—especially in the sum:
mer to: Visit‘his homes—D:
Vanier's: Jife: is based «
Tros|

1, pe
tioned on behalf of the Russian

mother tongue.is;Portugese,
erman; Italian;: Norwegian

ms “and, God forbid,: Gaelic,;will
ak jrequest.. What

language, that’ surely should be

encouraged betore: Russian ‘ Some for.two islatdlesped men-

10 years ago, The, commitment «
was-made. After Dr. Vanier had
? forsaken a naval career Use
of its incompatibility ‘with his.”
humanitarian: sensibilities ‘and’
“was feeling dissatisfaction with’
Scan'academic'life that didn't fit +
his belief of service to: societ;

tn Save the ieee i i,

Pet?

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ity where handicapped and;
yal ple ‘livesand §

ition ‘to
“teket; “Mayor Phillips j ‘dros

tickets for-10 consolation prizes:
-of $100 each. These wwinnt

HY Odian; 2051 Bhi
Vancouver; O, L. Pflug, 496810- Face will’ be Tui 8.
“Winnitig ticket-holder. will *
: fuccing $100,000;*:.the second-

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“quae.) LOIS HUGHES, "NEWS" EDITOR

‘AUGUST 7.1947, BY:L.

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‘which, we add, -have: anything
to do‘ with:the Good: Fairy).
fabout. teeth: and tooth. decay.

> 2"Te is not’ foolish: to ‘spend
money. on‘ first teeth because
they /are felt to-be temporary.

The future health and iaing uf ‘up.

repaired. ; The’ loss ‘of any.
secondary ‘teeth may cause:

to’ shift “posit

natural ‘form’ of ‘the ‘face and,
_-even.the good appearance of'a

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(“Phere can be love and
‘union’ and peace only If’ those

‘who have too much give to -
‘those who have not enough and °

if,those who have not’ enough
rise up in hope while those who
have too much begin to share

‘their heart and eyes, Because /
lt

not so ‘important to share

one's goods, We know full well
we can give all we have to,the
‘poor and’ still not have charity.
What 'is important is to share

your eyes, your. hands,'your’

tenderness.”:; :

Dr. Vanier has also written.

a number of books, among them

‘In Weakness, Strength” about:
his ‘father Georges \Vanier,
“Tears of Silence” and eke?
tion to: Hope." é

Visits to Dentist Are

“Now” More

There are ‘indeed { few:.

people who would admit that
going toa dentist brings happy,
comfortable thoughts to mind..

In recent years however, 'ad-’
vances in the field of dentistry.

have made a patient's visit toa
dentist more acceptable. Jit

Modern’ equipment which”

can drive a drill at greater.
speeds allows the dentist to
drill a tooth much faster and

eliminate Unplesant » vibra-‘
‘tions,

The making of sharper

‘cutting heads, called burs, by’

using diamonds \and carbon

steels, serves to cut down )on);

“Acceptable

the time spent in the dontist’s
‘chair, ”
vA? Boday, of course, the use of
‘modern ‘anaesthetics | permits
the patient to visit a dentist's
office without any thought that
‘it will'be a painful experience.

The dentist himself is now
educated to,realize that if a
young child’s initial visit to his
office is.a pleasant one, it
doesn’t leave the younster with
fearful ‘associations.

, The dental profession Is
changing with the time and
keeping the public in mind says
the Canadian | Dental Associa:
tion,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 18, 1974

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