CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 19, 1978

Hang Pictures in bile for Effect

Since the first cave draw-
gs, man has been decorating
this walls,
«Kings and queens have
vhung huge tapestries on their
istone castle interiors and today
fall of us find great delight in
shanging things on the walls—
‘our teenagers find the ceiling a
‘place to hang all the other
‘posters for which there's no
‘wall space left,
Many times we hang pic-
‘tures and wonder why they do
‘not produce the right effect.

{OVER SOFAS OR BEDS

‘ OVER STEREOS

‘ UP STAIRCASE

(nterior Tipsé:

By LIN KRAUSE
Interiors! Beautityt

‘The greatest mistake is made in
scattering little pictures. all
over the house and in hanging
them too high,

After the furnishings have
been arranged in your room to
suite the necessary traffic

pattern you desire, the pictures
are then hung in relation to
them.

Hanging just one large
picture doesn’t present too
many problems but we don't
want to move six smaller
pictures three times and have
18 holes in the wall. The trick
here is to determine the area
you wish to fill with these
pictures and—using newspaper
or string—measure out this
area on the floor or table.

Arrange the pictures dif-
ferent ways within this area
until you are satisfied. Measure
from the outside of this “edge”
to where the nail should be
placed and remeasure this on
your wall,

Use the smallest nails you

Elusive Ailment

can and if necessary use the
right-sized hanger to go with it,
In the case of old plaster walls
that crack when nailed it may
be necessary to drill a small
hole first or use a plece of
masking tape under the nail to
keep the plaster from cracking.

A picture should be hung
at eye level or below, especially
since in most of our rooms we
spend a great deal of the time
sitting or lying down and in this
position the pictures will ap-
pear even higher.

We shouldn't be afraid to
hang pictures right above a
table or stereo next toa lamp to
fill in the space and balance the
area. In this case the picture is
taking the place of an accessory
or can be placed in conjunction
with one,

The diagrams should give
you lots of: ideas as to the
different ways to hang pictures
but keeping the smaller ones in
groups is the most effective
way to decorate your walls.

Hang it.

Three-Martini Syndrome

The executive who drinks
at lunch, then adds a scotch or
two before dinner and enjoys a
round of drinks at a weekend
party may bea for an

The condition can be mis-
diagnosed as appendicitis, pep-
tic ulcers, “nervous” stomach,
hepatitis or other conditions

elusive ailment that Dr. Sammy
Bank calls “the three-martini
syndrome.”

The condition affects the

with pain,

he said.
The three-martini syn-
drome is known medically as
alcohol-induced pancreatitis, an

pancreas, p
pain that may readily be con-
fused with symptoms of other
diseases. While the syndrome is
not wide-spread, it appears
often enough to present doctor
and patient alike with a chal-
lenge.

The condition can ‘take

Pulpit & Pew

With Rev. TED BRISTOW

: (One of Castlegar's new
ministers is the Rev. Roy
Hubbeard of the Pentecostal
Tabernacle, I asked him to
introduce himself.to you by
writing something for this
column. He consented, and has
prepared the following item.

—T.B.

IT WAS A CLOUDY DAY
in carly July as we travelled
into a town that we had never
seen before.

- We had travelled about
1,500 miles pulling our tent
trailer from the Yukon Terri-
tory to Prince George, where
we picked up my sister and two
nieces who had come west from
Ontario on their holidays. Now
we were winding down the
highway into Castlegar, the
town where we would begin a
new pastorate in a couple of
months.

We were totally misin-
formed regarding the town and
that may have been just as
well. It was much larger than
we expected and the valley
setting was lovely. As it was
getting late, we found a camp-
site for the night and then
began to tour the town.

WE HAD SEVERAL
names of people from the
church and we began to seek
them out, mostly without suc-
cess. Then the rain came. We
returned to the campsite not

even having found the church
but happy with the new com-
munity we would soon be
making our home.

The following day, we did
meet several of the people
whose names and addresses we
had. We soon discovered that
the people were as friendly and
warm-hearted as the scenery
was lovely.

WE ALSO DISCOVERED
that all this rain was not the
norm. Having finally found the
church and having been treated
royally by our new friends, we
made our way eastward for
holidays happy with the
thought of returning to Castle-
gar.

After attending the Dia-
mond Jubilee Conference of the
Pentecostal Assemblies of
Canada, we quickly returned
home to-Castlegar. We have
found there is a deep spiritual
hunger that many people have,
regardless of their church affi-
liations. This is a good sign but
also carries with it the respon-
sibility for us as pastors to feed
those who hunger with the
Living Bread, Jesus Christ.

WE THANK YOU FOR
the warm welcome to Castlegar
and pray that God will give us
wisdom and love to reach out to
you and your need regardless of
who you are or your station in
life.

y from five to 15 years
of routine drinking to appear.
When it does, it is most easily
recognized in persons who add
a weekend dose of rather
heavy drinking to their regular
daily routine.

Typically, the pain in the
abdomen occurs within 24 to 48
hours after such weekend
drinking, Bank said recently.
The pain tends to last for days
rather than hours.

“The guy may go to work
on Monday morning, but by
Monday night, he is starting to
feel a lot of pain. He may go toa

* doctor seeking help.” The pain

usually is felt in the upper
abdomen and radiates to the
side ‘and back. It is usually
persistent and does not respond
to antacids or food.

After the attack subsides,
the patient will return to his
usual drinking habits. Most
sufferers experience two to
four such attacks a year, Bank
said.

Since the pain occurs a day
or two after the drinking epi-
sode, it can be difficult for
doctors to spot the actual cause
of the pain unless they i inquire
carefully about the Person's
lifestyle, the g: 5

of the pancreas.
While it occurs primarily
among men, Bank said doctors
have been finding an it

Woodworker Deaths
A Growing Concern

It is no longer acceptable
to belleve that the high death
rate in the forest industry is
inevitable, delegates to the
regional convention of the
International Woodworkers of
America (IWA) were told,

Areport by Verna Ledger,
IWA safety and health director,
said current figures from the
British Columbia Workers’
Compensation Board (WCB)
show 43 woodworkers were
killed in the first eight months
of 1978 and there was a sub-
stantial increase in work-caused
injuries. |

“Methods exist for correct-
ing 90 per cent of the unsafe
conditions, if industry was
forced to comply,” Ledger said.

She said other conditions
which contribute to work-
caused injuries and disease,
such as lack of training and
work-environment induced
stress, can be eliminated if
employers work with the union
to develop programs designed
to correct such conditions,

“All at once

injured workers given light
duty in order to qualify for
compensation benefits,

In the forest industry, one
delegate said, “there simply
isn't such a thing as light duty."

Other resolutions called
for:

e Full compensation for
victims of Raynaud's. pheno-
menen, or white hand disease,
which occurs when circulation
is cut off because of constant
vibration from chainsaws, and
which affects fallers and buck-
ers;

e Adequate protection un-
der the WCB Act for those
suffering from red cedar asth-
may’ * i

e Surface mining, grain
elevator, electrical, gas,’ pres-
sure vessel and public utilities
inspectors and the commercial
transport department be con-
solidated ‘under the WCB;

e WCB inspectors be em-
powered to inspect imported
machinery, make recommenda-
tions for changes and imple-
mene those recommendations;

health has become a priority
with the rank and file member,”
the report said, “It is obvious
wages do not mean everything
these days.

“As workers, we know pay
raises gained today will be
eaten up by inflation in a few
short months. Our concerns
therefore are developing in the
areas of more leisure time,
early retirement and the health
to enjoy both.”

Delegates adopted a num-
ber of resolutions’ related to
occupational health and safety,
including a of the

number of cases among women,

union’s apposition to the use of

Tourist Tug-of-War. May
Mean Money at Par

A tug-of-war is going on
between Canada and the U.S.
to see which can pull more
tourists across the border.
Attractions .in the U.S. are
offset by our “bargain” dollar
values.

But the outcome is con-
fused, especially in B.C.

Tourism promoters in the
New England states have per-
suaded hundreds of” hotels,
motels, restaurants and other
businesses to accept the Cana-
dian dollar at par with the U.S.
dollar as an enticement to
Canadian visitors during the
off-season.

However, on the West
Coast, Canadians are unlikely
to get such a break. At least,
not immediately.

Washington State travel
development director Bill Shaw
said the U.S. Travel Service
held seminars in Spokane and
Seattle last month to push the
idea.

“It looks promising as far
as Washington State is con-
cerned, but we decided to see if
each ity would favor

said.

it,” he said.

He said local chambers of
commerce would assess it, but
no deadline was set for com-
pleting the assessment.

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