When the history of guilt is written, Parents who
refuse their children money will be right up there in the
top ten.

e Most of us are sustaining members of the Sin by
Indulgence Club. | serve — without pay — as its
patlonsl president, having made every mistake in the

OOK,

Nearly every child psychologist | read sald you
should set up an allowance system that would not only
teach the basics of savings, but through work would
give them a feeling of an
value,

I paid my kids to sleep, blow their noses, breathe
in and out, clean out their cages, pick up their own
towels, go out and play, get their bicycles out of the
street, keep their feet on the floor, Pass something,
and one New Year's Day offered one of them a blank
cheque if he would stop y nacking his lips.

By the time the kids bit puberty, they were filthy
rich, Through loans and heuvy interest, rates, we were
able to borrow from them enough to make the paymen-
ts on their overbites and send them to camps where we
gave them a cand to rot their

The one thing the psychology books never pointed
out was how long it would take to give them the basics
of saving and that feeling of accom lishment and per-
sonal value, My children’ s first words were, "Do | have
to use my own money

Thad to get ido of the guilt. Guilt bacause | got to
go to the hospital for surgery and they never got to go
anyplace. Guilt because | bought a new sweater and
they traded theirs for a Bee Gees album. Guilt because
| went out on Saturday night and left them home with
an overpaid sitter and $2,000 worth of toys.

The breaking point came when we knew in our
hearts we could never qualify for welfare as long as
they lived under our roof.

We made a speech, “Children,” we said, “you
won't understand this now, but someday you will, We
no longer want to deprive you of the poverty you so
richly deserve, The Happy Days Are Here Again Bahk of
Prosperity and Living Through Guilt is closed. Money is

hot related

to love. It's only a shallow substitute. What.

you really need is a ton of self-respect.”
Finally one of them said, “Do we pay for it with our

own money?”

We smiled, “It's the only way you can buy it.”

(Voice of the People 7

Some drug truths

Editor, Castlegar News:

=: Since the use of drugs,
‘agewise, is moving: down-
ward (8- to 14-year-olds), you
might prevent some from
getting involved if the folow-
ing information and more. of
this kind were printed in
your paper,

Seventh-day : Adventists,
as early as two years .ago,
published in their March is-
sue of SIGNS OF THE
TIMES that protonged use of
marijuana may cause! more
‘physical harm than cigar-
ettes or alcohol. e

According — to two Calif.

tem for four to six weeks.
Being 6,000 times more solu-
bie in, ‘iat than in water, once
THC lodges itself in fatty
tissue it remains there till it
becomés water soluble and
re-enters the bloodstream.

People who use marijuana
even socially are stoned all
the time although they. dre
not aware of it, the re-
searchers said. According to
the psychiatrist on the re-
search team, marijuana ages
you about 20 times faster
than alcohol does,

jthe Siisens us (Parente and

ornia
can lead to emphysema and
bronchitis, and can cause
damage to brain, lungs, liver,
the reproductive system and
chromosomes.
Unlike alcohol, which is
flushed out of the body in a
. day, THC, the drug in mar-
ijana, is trapped in the sys-

need to be rade more aware
of the harmful aspects of
these types ‘of products so
that future problems from
drugs, slechol or tobacco can
be avoid
Dirk Zinner, Pastor
Seventh-day Adventist
Chureh

Mayors concerned
with court system

KELOWNA (CP) — The
Mayors of a dozen B.C. mu-
nicipalities unanimously
agreed Friday they want im-
provements in the delivery of
-justice to help control noisy
house parties.

At a meeting in West
Vancouver, the mayors called
for improved court proce-
dures, a better municipal
police financing formula and

Provincial
winners

. The April 10 Provincial
winning ticket number is
6711378. This ticket, with its
complete number, wins

500,000.

Additional prizes are
$50,000 for the last six digits;
$1,000 for the last five digits;
$100 for the last four digits;
$25 for the last three digits

‘and $10 for the last two
digits.

The next draw takes place
this Friday.

amendments to the provin-
cial liquor laws.

West Vancouver Mayor
Derrick Humphreys,
contacted at his municipal
offices, said Kelowna Mayor
Dale Hammill will spearhead
the mayors’ efforts to pre-
sent their concerns to Pro-
mier Bill Bennett and At-
torney-General Allan Will

isms.

Humphreys said the aim is.
for a face-to-face meeting at
the end of April or early May.
The meeting Friday arose
from a discussion of noisy
house parties at the Union of
B.C. Municipalities conven-
tion in Prince George last
September.

The mayors don't speci-
fically blame the province's
judges for “horrendous” de-
lays in the court system but
said prosecution, police and
probation officials, as well as
existing laws, contributed.

The mayors unanimonsly
supported similar. concerns
expressed recently by the
B.C. Police Chiefs Associ-
ation.

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W.K. Union Board of Health

Poison poster contest winners

“the West Kootenay Union
Board of Health's first poison
poster contest came toa close
April 8 with the following
declared winners:

In the family group, includ-
ing, adults are: Suzanne
Makonin, Nelson, first Hebe
Heckman, Robson, ' second,
and Lori. McTeer, Rossland,
third,

First prize winner for the
junior and senior secondary
school class is Ken Koochin of
Grand Forks. Koochin has
algo won the prize for. best

overall poster: Second place
winner in this category is
Colin McIntyre of Trail with
third place going to Sabina
Carli, Grand Forks,

In the grades four to seven
category, Shane Gilliea of
Grand Forks, placed first
while Marvin and Jeremy
Skaling of Genelle got second
place, Third place goes to
Delibie Nicol of Trail.

Prizes for the kingergarten
to grade three class go to
Kevin :Terness, Montrose,

_first, Cori Gabana, Trail,

second, and Carolyn Ross,
Fruitvale, third.

Prizes will be given out at
the May health fair the even-
ing of May 29 at the Waneta
Plaza in Trail,

First prize winners receive
$80 each, second $20 and $10
for third prize. Best overall
winner receives an extra $20,

The judging of the posters
was based on three consid-
erations. The ability to at-
tract attention, the ability to
communicate precise factual
information, and originality

in concept and design. . ”

Posters will be on display
to May 28 at the Trail Health
District office,

May 28 and 29 winning
posters and many others
worthy of display, may be
viewed at tho West Kootenay

May Health Fair at the Wan-

eta Plaza,

The major purpose of the
contest was to produce a
number of attention-getting
posters publicizing poison
prévention, particularly in

children, says a spokesman,

W.K. technologists °

elect officers

The West ‘Kootenay Aca-
demy of the British Columbia
Society of Medical Technol-
ogists held a meeting last
Wednesday at the Castlegar
and District Hospital.

being invested: alae =
Marvin Thorgeirson; vice-

‘president — Maxine Coombs;

secretary-treasurer — Bon-
nie Hadiken. Outgoing offi-
cers consisted of president —
Anne Pellerine; vice-presl-
dent lected

. The agency consisted of a
fon on h

mn

tosis, presented by Loretta
Lacerf and Francine Brisson,
licensing and insurance by
Trudy Thorgeirson and a film
on “Stress.”

Election of officera also
took place with the following

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