CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 30, 1981

Five-year-old Collin Andersen of Abbot:

sford, B.C. is the 1981 Poster Child for
Muscular Dystrophy Association of
Canada. Collin is trying out his new

“AMIGO” scooter forhis sister, Kristy,

Cre es

and Coquitlam firemen Steve Merry and
Paul Olsen. Collin and electric scooter
will be appearing on the 16th annual
Jerry Lewis Telethon, live from the
Bayshore Inn, Sept. 6&7.

Pulpit & Pew

by Ministers in the West Kootenay

ai

By Arthur Wiebe
Calvary Baptist Church
According to Webster's
Dictionary a “fool” is:: #8
(a) a person with little or no
judgement, My
(b) a man formerly keyt in

amar

as God professing
themselves to be wise they
became FOOLS and changed
the glory of the incorruptible
God into an image made like
learaptible man... and
«worghiped and served the

crbature more than the Cre-
ator.” Romans 1:21-25

(b) one who says in his
heart, “No God.”

the household of a king to!
entertain as a clown,
(c) a victim of a joke or
trick.
Its Latin equivalent is .
“follis,”. meaning “windbag”. heart “No God". Psalms 53:1
The Bible says a fool is: This fool is not an atheist. He
(a) one who worships cre- is simply saying, “For me, no
ated things rather than the God. I'l live my life without
Creator. “When they knew J
God, they glorified Him not

Erma
Bombeck

It came as no surprise to me whatsoever when my
uty informed me that at birth | was a week over-

ue.

\’ ve been running a week late ever since.

Everywhere | go, it’s the same storey. ” You should
have been here last week": (a) the beach was still
here; (b) everything was half price; (c) the weather was
perfect; (d) Eurt Reynolds ate in the dining room; (e)
there were.no tines; (ys fish were biting; (g) the
cheap rates were stilk iv + (h) the regular cook
was here; (i) this slot mdtHine paid $15,000; (j) you
could park right in front of the door.

No matter where | go or what time | get there, |
always miss paradise by one week. What I do arrive in
time for is the record for something or other.

Count on me to arrive in Minneapolis dressed in fur
skin during the city’ s first record-breaking heat ever in
January.

Or to step off the plane in Florida and hear there's
a plague of flies that has just eaten the beach for the
first time anyone can remember.

1 was on hand for the largest number of conven-

ever bled in an el at the same
time in Denver.

Not to mention the wildcat garbage strike in New

im.
(c) one who builds his house

York and the first shark to be sighted ever in a motel.

pool in Michigan where we were vacationing.

You might think there is nothing worse than being
aweek late for everything. You were wrong. Talking to

ple who were there the week before is worse.

They delight in telling you, “Luigi's in Rome was
CLOSED when you got there? Then my dear, you didn’t
see ltaly.”

Or, “Wesley and | got our mortgage at & per cent
but then that was last week before the interest rates
went up to 18%.”

When Mother was discussing my birth, she said |
was born during bad times for the nation. The bottom
has dropped out of the stock market, people were
unemployed, bread lines where everywhere. “But the
week before was great.” she said.

Et tu, Mother.

The FOOL hath said in his’

tite

on the sand.

“And every one that hear-
eth these sayings of mine,
and doeth them not, shall be
likened unto « foolish man,
who built his house upon the
sand. And the rain descen-
ded, and the floods came, and
the winds blew and beat upon
that house, and it fell, and
great was the fall of it
speaking Matthew 7:26, 27.

This fool builds his life on
the shifting philosophies,
theories and counsels of men
rather than the time proven
teachings of the Word of God.

(d) one who provides for
time but not jor eternity,

“And he spake a parable
them saying,” The
ground of a certain rich man
brought forth plentifully:
And he thought within him-
self saying, What shall I do,
because I have no room
where to bestow my fruits?
And he said, This will I do,
I will pull down my barns,
and build greater; and there
will I bestow all my fruits and

my goods.

“And I will say to my soul,
Soul, thou hast much goods
laid up for many years; take
thine ease, eat, drink, and be
merry. But God said unto
him, Thou FOOL, this night
thy soul shall be required of
thee: then whose shall those
things be, which thou hast
provided? So is he that layeth
up treasure for himself, and
is not rich toward God.” Luke
12:16-21

“O FOOLS, and slow of
heart to believe all that the
prophets have spoken. Ought
not Christ to have suffered
these things, and to enter
into His Glory? And begin-
ning at Moses and all the
prophets, He expounded unto

them, in all the scriptures, .

the things concerning him-
self,” Luke 24:25-27.
(f) one who makes light of
sin.
“FOOLS make a mock of
sin.” Proverbs 14:9
drunkeness, dishonesty,
adultery .. . laugh at these,
joke about them but stop and
consider the tremendous cost
to each of us in dollars,
misery and lives.
What fools these mortals'
be.

JUICE GRAPES

e Zinnfande!
© Muscatel

e Alicante
© Palamino

Now is the time to place your orders with Bernie at Super Valu,

Castlegar, 365-5755.

& Supervalu

Locally owned and operated.

Muscular distro

phy campaign

B.C. boy is on poster

On Sept. 6 and 7, Labor
Day weekend, five-year-old
Collin Andersen, of Abbots-
ford, B.C., will be on tele-
vision, and, like any other
chile, he is excited at the
prospect and thinks it will be
“lots of fun.”

It's not that Collin is
luckier than any other five-
yera-old. It's just that he is
different. He has muscular

hy, ah

Collin got progressively
worse, That's what the dis-
ease does. It spreads, slowly
but surely, through the body,
wasting away the muscles,
and’ collapsing the body till
the heart and lungs can no
longer function.

Collin couldn't run or skip
or even walk with the other
kids. He had to crawl. He had
no strength and he was slow

p ‘y mus-
cle-wasting disease.

It is the first time a
Canadian has been selected
as poster child for muscular
dystrophy.

The past five years haven't
been easy for the Andersens,
Before he was 16 months old,
Coliin’s parenis began to
worry. He looked strong and
healthy enough, but, as he
got older, his legs seemed to
have no strength. He had
trouble walking and had to
lean forward and use his
arms to help him climb up
steps. Often he jsut crawled.
It was painful to watch.

The doctors told Lynn and
Ben that Collin had spinal
muscualr atrophy and that
there is no cure. “Just help
him to adjust,” they said.
“that's all you can do.”

— Pp lly slow. He was
always left behind. He tired
easily and quickly. And it
was torture — of a kind.
Soon, Collin didnt go out to
play in the park.

Now is he five and he has

never played baseball. He
has never played tag, or
hopscotch, or hockey, or
soccer.
Although Collin lives in a
world that is frustrating to
many, he has, remarkably
and cheerfully, accepted his
situation. He has his own
strength — inner strength
— and he has courage. He
gets these qualities from his
parents, for Lynn and Ben
have plenty of both. To-
gether the three of them
have overcome many of the
problems associated with this
crippling disease.

Pledge centre will
be open in Trail

The Jerry Lewis Muscular
Dystrophy Telethon takes
place each year on the Labor
Day weekend. Again this
year, the Warfield Volunteer
Fire Department is com-
mitted to operate a pledge
centre in the Warfield Fire
Hall, from 8 p.m. Sept. 6
through to 3:30 p.m. Sept. 7.

Last year the fire depart-
ment pledged $24,000.

This year it is reaching for

The pledge telephone num-
ber will be 368-9194 in the
Trail area, and collect calls
will be accepted. The number
will be aired on KREM TV,

Collin learned to ride a
horse through the ‘Pacific
Riding for the Disabled’
program, and in doing so
found a friend in “Duchess”, a
gentle and tolerant horse,
And he swims too, Ben, with
fatherly pride, says that
Collin can now swim a few
feet from the poolside and
return.

And just recently, Collin
has found another new and
valuable friend. An Amigo
wheelchair. Not an ordinary
wheelchair, this one has
three sets of wheels, a carrier
basket, a horn, a rear plat-
form for one passenger and it
is battery powered. Now,
Collin can get around, and
despite the chair's formidable
appearance, he handles it
with ease and skill.

Collin doesn't have to sit in
his bedroom window any-
more and watch the other
kids playing in the park. Now
he has some freedom and
independence and can join
them — for a while. And
that’s all he really want.
It's not easy for Collin or
Lynn or Ben, and it will get
harder. Collin's life expect-
ancy is no more than 25 or 80
years.

But, Collin is excited. He is
going to be on the television.
And, maybe he is lucky.
Luckier anyway, for the
moment, than the other
approximately 16,000 people
suffering from one form or
another of muscualr dys-
trophy in Canada. Medical
research is seeking a cure,
and the Muscualr Dystrophy
Association of Canada works
constantly to raise funds to
provide the braces, the out-
ings and the wheelchairs for
children like Collin. The

inti the re-

channel 2, Spoki CJAT
radio station will be broad-
casting live from the pledge
centre.

All money pledged in Can-

ada stays in Canada.

P
search grants to develop the
equipment and find the cure.

It is asking for help, for
Collin and the thousands like
him.

Food to be part of festivities

The Lions and the Warfield
Fire Di

ly sponsdéring a pancake”

P are organ-
izing gigantic “eat-outs” as
part of the Cominco 75th
anniversary celebrations in
Trail on Sept. 19.

To get the morning

started, the Rossland, Trail
and Fruitvale Lions are joint-

The price of your
meal will be determined by
picking a number from a
barrel, ranging from “free” to
$3. In honor of the 75th
anniversary, there will be 75
free breakfasts in the draw.
Proceeds from the event go

= a0 Rt)

to Lions charities.

The Warfield Firemen are
putting on a steak barbecue
in Warfield that afternoon.
The $10 tickets for the steak
fry are being sold at L&J
Books, Allan's Fruit Store
and the Warfield Village Of-
fice. Proceeds from the event
will go to the muscular dys-
trophy campaign.

o.
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