CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

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Dear Ann Landers: Several years ago you printed @
prayer of thanks. | belleve It was sent to you by a famous
doctor in New Orleans. | used to keep that clipping under
the glass top of my dresser and one day the top was
broken and the clipping was thrown out. Will you please
see If you can ene It? | really do miss reading that
wonderfully uplifting prayer.

Mea 8 Pee — Faithful Reader

Dear Reader: The author of the prayer was Dr. Alton

C2.

Direct health service / Vital Statistics

charges to increase

The provincial health
ministry has announced in-
creases in the direct charges
of several health services to
bring them into Jine with
general cost-of-living trends.

At the same time, two
charges have been elimin-
ated.

Ochsner of New Orleans — a dis
and a good friend of mine. Here it fs:
MY BODY

Thank you, God, for thls body.

For the things it can feel —

The things It can sense,

Thank you for, the wondrous things it can do.

For the bright figure of my body at the day's beginning.

For Its weariness at the day’s end.

Thank you even for Its pain —

If only to sting me Into awareness of my own existence
upon Earth.

1 took upon Your creation In amazement.

For we are Indeed fearfully and wonderfully made.

All Its. secret, silent machinery — the meshing and
churning —

What a miracle of design!

Don't let me hurt it, God.

Or scar It, or spoll it.

Or overindulge or overdrive it.

But don’t tet me coddle it, elther, God.

Let me love my body enough to keep It agile.

And able, and well, and strong.

Dear Ann Landers: You are the speaker at many
luncheons and dinners. That means you must eat while
being observed by thousands of people. Have you ever.
been to a ‘‘chewmaster?"’

A friend told me recently that she read an article
saying it Is very Important to chew on one’s ‘‘best"’ side
because the face takes on many expressions that can be’
very unflattering if one chews on the ‘‘wrong’’ side.

decided to’ experiment the other morning at
breakfast. | put a large mirror an: the kitchen table and
watched myself chew cereal and toast. | didn’t Ilke the
way | looked, so | tried chewing on the opposite side. It
looked better, but | bit my tongue and It bled.

Now | think | ought to go to a chewmaster for
professional guidance. Gan you tell me how and where I
can find one? How much do they charge? !t is worth it?
Thank you.

- t in Wis.

Dear Mas: | have never heard of a ‘‘chewmaster,”’ an:
nelther have the two ists with whom |

. People with healthy mouths automatically chew on
both sides. can’t think of anything that might be gained
from a chewmaster that coutdn’t be accomplished by
using ordinary good manners: — which means chewing
food slowly and quietly — with your mouth shut.

Adventists free studies

By DIRK ZINNER Many of the courses are

Adventists Offer Free Bible
Studies By Mail:

Studying the Bible on an
individual basis is the quiet-
ness of one’s home is growing
; te

also available in languages
other than English, such as
Russian, Italian, Portuguese,
Japanese, French and many
others,

in
Hazel L’Ecluse, lay activities
director of the Castlegar-
Trail Seventh-day Adventist
Church.

“An organized topical
lesson-by-lesson outline
makes the study of any of the

PUBLISHER ~

The Castlegar News and
the Mid-Week Mirror are both
published by Castle News Ltd.
Mail subscription rate to the
Costlegor News is $20 per
year ($28 in communities
where the Post Office has Let-
ter Cartier service). The price

a very
interesting pastime,”’
L'Ecluse says. “You also
learn things you would nor-
mally miss in the casual
reading of the Scriptures.”

L'Ecluse, who also co-
ordinates the Bible study
interests for the church in
this area, says there are at
least 500,000 students en-
_ rolled in free courses around
‘the world.: The number of
graduates annually crowds
the 200,000 mark.

The two best-known
schools in North America are
tassociated with open-air
‘broadcasting — the Voice of
{Prophecy (radio) and Faith
ifor Today (television). Both
‘are headquartered in Thou-
sand Oaks, Calif, some 50
\ miles west of Los Angeles.

This study-by-mail type
opportunity was first offered

on radio in 1942 and on
television in 1950 and has
been enthusiastically re-
ceived ever since. Locally it
is conservatively ‘estimated
that it 100 in-

on is 3S¢ for each
edition. The price delivered b
newspaper carrier for bot!
editions is only 50¢ a week
(collected monthly). Second-
class mail registration number
The Mid-Week Mirror is o
controlled circulation
newspaper distributed by
carriers and mail to
households and businesses
located outside the normal
cieculotion area of the
Castlegar News. With some
content changes, the Mirror is
included os a se

mid-week Castlegar News,

ERRORS
Both the Castlegar News
‘ond the Mid-Week Mirror will

sibility of the advertiser, to
read his ad when it is first

the condition that in ¢!

of fallure to publish any
vertisement of any descrip-
event thot

e
erroneous
er witl

dividuals are currently ac-
tively enrolled in one or more
of the courses available.
Most of those enrolled
are not Seventh-day Adven-
tists and are taking the
various courses to broaden

for sig-
nature, will not be charged for
but the balance of the adver-

applicable rat
of an error, adve

their of the
Bible. Many become so ex-
cited about the course they
are taking that they tell their
friends, who then also enroll.
L’Ecluse says anyone
wishing to enroll free and
without obligation should call
965-2649 or 368-8742 or write
1471 Columbia Ave., Trail,
B.C. VIR 137. “Courses in
health and nutrition are also
available,” L'Ecluse adds.

Eliminate Human

PROBLEMS

Not Human

BEINGS!

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CASTLEGAR NEWS
Established Aug. 7, 1947
Twice Weekly Moy 4, 1980

MID-WEEK MIRROR
Established Sept, 12, 1978

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F Aug. 7, 1947
to Feb. 15, 1973
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MESSENGER, Advertising Man-
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LEE, Office Monag

The ii apply only
to the ministry's treatment
and residential care pro-
grams, said Maurice Chazo-
ttes, execptive director of
health promotion and infor-
mation. Preventive and basic
home support services will
not be affected.

The new scale of charges
will occur in acute care
hospitals, where the daily
cost to the patient for in-
patient care will increase
from the current $4 to $5.50 a
day with day surgery
charges going from $2 to $5;
long-t care and d

cent, and ambulance ser-
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The increases, effective

July 1, will establish levels
which will now be adjusted

annually on the basis of
fluctuations in the consumer

price index,

ig:
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diem will increase from the
present $6.50 to $8.60; medi-
cal plan premiums, where the
increase will be about 15 per

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Glullo Ambrosone (nee anne
Deanna of Castlegar), hier,
born In Queen Victoria Hospital In
Revelstoke on June 6.

ANDERSON — To Mr, and Mra.

Charles Anderson of Spokane,
. (nee Keren Niel of

Castlegar), a son, born June 11,

DAVIS — To M ind Mrs.
Gordon Davis of Quesnel (formerly
of Castlega son, born June 11,
KABATOFF — To Mr. and Mra.
William Kabatott of Castlegar, a
daughter, born dune 1.

MeCORMACK— To Mr. and Mrs.
it Castleg

VLIET — To Mr. and Mre. Robert.
Vilet of Salmo, a daughter, born
dune 7.

VOYKIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Voykin of Slocan Park, a
daughter, born June 9,

OBITUARIES
ANDRETTA — Remo: Andretta,
68, of Kiro Manor In Trall, died
J In’ Mater Misericordiae

ind. Prayer 6
81, Anthony's
jolie Church on June 10 with
funerat mass conducted the follow-
Ing day by Father Stan Frviak.

COOMBES — Joseph Sinclair
Coombes, 66, of Nelson, died June
7 In Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital, Service wi id June 11 In
a! of Thompson Funeral
Home with Envoy Erlo Crowthor
officiating. Cremation,
DeBAISKE — Alma Loulae De-
Gr 80, of Trali, died June 6 at
Regional Hospital. Prayer
service was conducted from Car-
berry'’s Memorial
6, Funeral mi wi
from 8t. Jose; Catholic Church
Warlield on June @ with Rev.
me ido Magilo officiating. Inter-
meni

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Cometery.

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CHERNENKOFF — William Nick
75, died June 12 at

Michast of
son, born May 30. |
MAILEY — To Mr. and Mra. Mike
Malley of Montrose, @ son, born
dune 4. é K
PISTAK — To Mr. and Mri
Pistak of Trall, a daug!
June

David
born
RICHARDSON — To Mr. and
Mra. Robert Richardson of Ti

son, born June 3,

SANTORO — To Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Santoro of Nelson, a eon,
born June 5. !
TERRY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Terry of Castlegar, a
daughter, born June 12.

THIESSEN — To Mr. and Mra.

Bernard Thiessen of Trail, a son,

born June 4. 5

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Castlegar and District Hospital.
Prayer service was held June 13
from the chapel of Castlegar
Funeral Home with funeral con-
ducted the following day.-Burlal
waa in Ootischenla Cemetery.

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de GANS — Tony de Gans, 82, of
Edgewood, died June 3 at Arrow
Lakes Hospital in Nakusp. Service
was held In 8. Agnes Church In
Bosewcod on June 6 with Rev.

rek Parry officiating. Interment
was In Edgewood Cemetery.

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‘De ROSA — Emma De Rosa, 64,
of Now Denver, died June 11 at
Trall Regional Hosplial. Rosary
was recited June 13 from 81.
Anthony's Church at Now Oanver
with funerat mase celebrated the
following day by Rev. Bernard
Fransen OMI. Burial was at New
Denver Cemetery.

HUTT — Worrle W. Hutt, 59, of
Nelson, dled June 11 at Kootenay
Lake District Hospital, Memorial
rvice was held June 16 from 81,
Paul's Trinity Church In Nelson.

KONKIN — Vora Konkin, 51, of
Tarrys, died accidentally on June d
at Colville, Wash. Prayers were
recited Juno 10 fram the chapel of
Castlegar Funeral Home and fu-
neral service continued the fotlow-
Ing day at the Tarrya Hall. Cre-
mation,

AYCKMAN — Lorraine Edna
+ Ayckman, 67, of Trall, dled June 9
In Trail Regional Hospital. Serv!
was conducted June 11 from St.
Andrew's Anglican Church in,
‘Trall with Rev, Bob Purdy offici-
ating. Interment was at the Weat-
lawn Cemetery In Cranbrook.

MITH — Margaret Wilson
(Peggy) Smith, 88, of Nelon, died
june 5 at Mount 8t. Francis.
Hoaplial. Memorial service was
held June 9 In the chapel at Mount
St. Francis with Rev. J.0, Wilson
officiating.

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