CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 11, 1977

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HEY KIDS!

Are you wise enough to
unscramble these words?

Have you heard the fable
of the crane and the swan?
A long-legged crane stood
in a swamp, viewing the
possibility of its breakfast.
Suddenly a beautiful swan fell
into the water, at its feet.
“Hello,” said the crane.
“Where are you from?”
“Heaven, the swan replied.
“What is it like up there?”
the crarfe asked.
- “Beautiful,” said the swan.
“Any. snails up. there?"
queried the erane.

7 snails up there!" the

crane said, “Well, you-can have :!

your heaven. I'm: looking. for
snails.”

+ Some years ago men he-
longing to a tribe in. Central

-Africa succeeded in‘catching a

baby eagle and decided to keep
it aga pet. They carefully
clipped its wings and ‘put it
among the chickens in the barn:

yard. But they.had to watch it ~

closely because its wings would
‘quickly grow again and they did
not want the ‘little ‘eaglet to

discover that it was able to fly «.

awa’

kept. growing into a \ much
stronger bird, and’ every little
the men would have to

ii iwings :to ‘prevent - it
learning:to fly. After'a.while it
appeared to have lost all desire

Correct Posture Affects

All Parts of

Posture isthe character-
istic position in which a person
holds his’ body while’ sitting,
‘standing, or moving.

Correct posture conveys.
an impression of poise, vitality,
and well-being. Its mechanics
affect the function of all parts of
the body—the alignment of the
bones, movement at the joints,
the position of the suspended
organs, and the tension on the ©
nerves. S

Incorrect. posture can
cause stresses on body struc-

the Body |

tures that may interfere with

_normal functions. If long‘con- .
tinued, deformities in the bony

framework: occur that. may
shorten, lengthen, or injure
muscles, ligaments, and joints: ~

‘ How is your posture? ..

Submitted by Mervyn G.
Hardinge, M.D., School of Pub-
lic’ Health, Loma Linda Uni-
versity. Owned’ and’ operated ~
by the Seventh-Day Adventist
Church.

Month by month the eaglet - -

Pulpit and Pew.

“to fly and settled down con-

tentedly into - being’.a. mere
barnyard " fowl.
leisurely around the barnyard
just like the chickens, so the:
men did not bother clipping its
wings any. more.

“Long months’ passed and
“the eaglet had grown into a fine
- bird, but perfectly tame. Then

one: day: several eagles. flew

~ ‘sky; but this young eagle pald
no attention.” ~~

One of the eagles, how.

ever,’ with its keen. eyesight,

“saw the-young.eagle in the.:

nyard, At ‘once it came:

_ swooping down loudly uttering
a peculiar ery—the eagle call.
| The young-eagle heard the
call; cocked its head and looked
up at the calling eagle. Sudden-
ly it spread its’ wings wide,
flapped them.and discovered it

+ could use them-and ‘away. it

went soaring into the sky, away
from the muck’ and’ mire of
earth, upward. into the glory of
the heavens. It had found, its
true destiny. - ..
What would you rather be:
. acrane or a swan; a chicken or
an eagle? How many have.their
whole thought centred in this
earthly ‘life, forgetting <that
they are creatures of eternity,
made for the heights—and, for.

ward cal

! church
directory

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

7th Ave. South, Castlegar

Worship Service — 11 a.m.:
tues - Pible Study 7 p.m.
ir. He erty ekigd

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Michael Guinan

Ph. 365-7143
, Satuday Night Mass 7 p.m.
Sunday Masses at
8 a.m. and 10 a.m.
ST. MARIA GORETTI
“_Genelte 12 Noon

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430

Rev. Donald W. Reed --
* Home. 365-2630
Next to: the Cloverleaf
Motel, Castleaird Plaza ;
Sunday School 9.45
+Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening. Worship 7 p.m.

CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ ) 0
612- 10th Ave., 8.

Sun
weltle Study 7.10.00 sume
rahi Service 4 10:45 a.

flednes
Bible Study 7:0 eee ,
Jack Shock Ph. 1365-2580

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
405 Maple St., Castlegar

Worship Service 9:00 a.m.
“*Everyone Welcome”

Sunday School 10:15 a.m.

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Phone 365-6317
Below the 3 Castieaird Plaza

Phone
Val Leiding, Youth Pastor -
Phone 399-4753

Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
112- 4th Ave. N.
365-3662 or 365-3664

Listen to the Lutheran

Hour, Sunday, 11:30. a.m.
CKQR

St. David’s

Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

9:30 a.m, Joint Service
(Rev. Ted Bristow)

Parish Office:

— Rev. Desmond Carroll — Anglican
eee Rey . Ted Bristow — United

CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South
“Learning” “Worshiping”
“Serving”
Sunday: 9:45. a.m, Class
. for all Ages.
‘11 a.m. Family Worship ’
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.
Opportunities to serve

365-8337

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

767 - 1st Ava., N.

Pastor: Rev. H.H. Graham.
Church: Ph. 365-5212
Summer Schedule ™
Combined Sunday Schoo!
and Morning Worship —
ati1am,

business directo

Advertising Rates and Information Call 365-5210

C. C, LENFESTY.
& CO.

Certified
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ty Tax Consultonts

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_ @ Ice Machines | -
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365-6512 |

Tt. : strutted: *

over. the village, far. up in:the :

“Have you heard the oP ‘
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Evening Service Tp.

accounting
services
Timothy 6.
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Box 3403, 105-C Main St.
Castlegar 365-3657

CASTLEGAR
ANSWERING SERVICE -
AVOID LOST SALES
$20 per month

B Behind Cc: Printing .

Greep’s
Electric.

For
Electrical patents
Sales & Service

* 365-7075

FREE ESTIMATES

24-Hour Service
227-9329 or 227-9341
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Decorative.
“Cellings

* Kitchen
Cabinets &
Painting

Hk No Job Too Small +

Call: Paul Kulbaba

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Commercial & industrial
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WHEEL BALANCING

24
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i Castlegar

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Full Tralter Hook-Ups .
Rates

ROOFING

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~R.R. 1, Nelson

Fine Carpentry: including
*: Carports * Retaining

+ Walls * Framing
“*: Residential Buildings;
etc, Free Estimates.
No Job Too Big or Small

365-764

“Quality Homes
at Low Prices’’:

We -Instatt aluminum and
vinyl’ siding, soffits and
facia at the same low. prices

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Enterprises. -
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* 1038 Col. Ave.
(Bottom’ of Sherbiko Hill)
: — OPEN —
Monday. thru Saturday *
8.30 am. ‘to 10.30 p.m.
Sunday and Holidays
9.00 a.m, to 10.30 p.m.
Groceries,: ; Tobacco, |
Confectionery. and
General

‘PHONE 365-6534 .

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful. Service
Ambulance — Flowers'
Granite, Marble and -
Bronze Plaques

Kootenay Furnace

We Sell and: Install Oil
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‘All-Fuei Chimney
Always in Stock

Phone Now: 693-2209

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‘Sultes, ‘etc.
Contact: M&J Antique &
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RHC INS. AGENCIES LTD.
601 Baker St, Nelson
Ph. 352-7252

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Ph, 352-5152

Santemonika

UNION
PAINTERS

POWELL
PLUMBING _
“The Drain Surgeons” ,

Reasonable Rates...
Day or Evening Phone
359-7703

365-3717.

[I Types.
of

PRINTING
Computerized Typesetting
Creative Art
Layout and Design
“Quality & Service Count".

CASTLEGAR NEWS
191 Columbia ; Ave.

@ Commercial Printing
@ Office Supplies
@ Office Furniture
@ Schoo! Supplies

“The Difference is Quality”

CROSSROADS PRINTING
+105 Main Street.N.
365-5525

Then tet: the Brakessicral
Carpet & Lino Installers put

Hislop’s Hi-Way ,
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towards Grand Forks

365-5163

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CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS:

CBURT T CAMPBELL,

RYON ecard Edltor

MHlere Tet the prese the people's ‘*
(ta maintain, unawed by |.
_ Influence and unbribed by gain”

BURA EA ‘Thursday, Morning, August 11 1977.

- Non-Political Politicians

Itv we hadn't been there to see it we would
have refused to believe it happened, i
The Regional District of Central Kootenay
board of directors was asked at its meeting
Saturday to deal with a plece of correspondence
much like a number of other items in its agenda,
Like so many others the board had dealt with, |
this ;plece” of- correspondence was a blanket
request asking ‘support from the: RDCK’ and
other:B.C. regional districts, as well as’ town,
village and city “geunels, in ‘a series of recom-
min-

ister.”

‘Also like. the othets this item contained the
sort of proposals whose merits the board would‘
normally discuss forthrightly and either support
or reject on that basis.

But. this time a board member, area A
director C, J. Wilson, urged the board to reject
the proposals 'in the item—a brief from. Van-

Eaataide As-

elected regional, government’ representatives
should avoid taking a political position, if
‘The real tragedy in‘the board's handling of
the DERA brief, was not that it subsequently
refused to) support the . recommendations to

Vander Zalm. Regardless of the legitimate ©

arguments which could be made both: for.and
against-the recommendations, the DERA cam:

:. paign is only’a token gesture at best andthe

provincial government's position on the "$100
million: is not likely to change. Z

But the bizarre precedent set by politicians
who refused to take a stdnd ona politcal issue is
not likely to enh our.

A Sta

By DOUG COLLINS
(From the Vancouver Sun).
"WHEN DOES A PRO-

vince. cpunt more than a coun-

‘Answer: when it's Quebec.
We know that/already, of
course, We knew It when the
late Premier Daniel Johnson
couldn't’ ‘find time ‘to have
dinner with the Queen, even

though “the. Canadian prime.

minister of that day, and every
other premier in Canada could.’

We knew it when’ Quebec
created a national ‘assembly,
not being content with a mere
provincial legislature.

We knew it more recently
when the representatives ‘of
' Quebee insisted on sitting sep-
arately from the official Cana-
dian ° delegation at an- inter-

3 People who aspire and are ‘elected tovany
level ‘of government. are, * by implicit ‘self-

definition, political animals.’ And people elected
to public office have a duty to provide leadership
and a coherent position on every issue with
which they ‘are faced.

‘To be fair, we must remember those board

* Human © R

did provide more‘ reasonable, articu-

Minister ‘Bil Vander Zalm use. the provincial
government's $100 million under expenditure to
raise rates for the and
elderly on the grounds that it ‘invalved a
political: iss i

Jakaag ssa were area K director Lee
Donison—although he did vote in favor of the
recommendations—Slocan director Agda Winje
and board chairman A. K. McAdams in saying 20

late to the DERA recommendations
after the ‘meeting. But we must not forget the
more reasonable arguments were not offered
before the board made a decision on the brief, In
fact, there were indications that avoiding a
“political” issue was the main impulse behind
the board's decision.”
RDCK: taxpayers. are entitled to , epee
who do not use, to avoid
controversy.

More Than They Can Chew

This week's big news came from the Wm.
Wrigley aapeaa di Ltd, » which announced the

gum
srcctene® which may actually be beneficial te.
teetl
According to Wrigley vi Herb-
ert’ Rautenberg, xylitol, a .white crystalline
powder which looks and tastes like ‘sugar and is
commonly found in such fruits as strawberries
and raspberries, is currently undergoing ex-

* tensive tests to determine ‘its beneficial pro-

perties,

“Xylitol was’ first. prepared. in 1891,”"
Rautenberg said. “But because the extraction © -
process.was complicated and expensive, it was
not available until recently,

Now wait a minute, Mr, Rautenberg. Are
you seriously suggesting ‘it took’ 86 years to
develop a feasible process for extracting it? That
the industry which: learned how’ to extract. -

sweeteners from coal tar could have had so
much trouble with a raspberry?

Pardon our skepticism, but it appears to us
that your company’s “discovery” of a new
wonder-sweetener stems more from ‘an im-
minent, government crackdown on the carcin-
ogenic properties’ of saccharine than from tech-
nological innovation. *

Coincidence

Cyclamates were never banned in Canada,
so the loss of saccharin was no great hardship, Is
it not strange that pro-Cuba Canada. should
suddenly find saccharin unacceptable just as the
U.S. is considering trading with Cuba—whose
main product just happens to be sugar?

—letter to the editor,
Richmond (Va.) News Leader

: oiihore: Do Waiters Go! Ai They Dic?

ae,

A Fitting Punishment.

RICHARD J. NEEDHAM
Toronto Globe and Mail pension.
Following the , disaster bebe
(military, ’: economic, political)
the men who obeyed the orders
are punished, the ‘men who

gave the orders are promated early works.

or else retired with a lavish

All writers go to hell when
they die, and are punished by
having to read aloud from their

When a “nation talks.‘of

‘international cooperation,” it’s E

ry . ee on. the ‘skids. ‘A’ strong. nation
stands on its own feet,;and
makes its own decisions in its
own interests.

8 oe
When you're’ young, you

You: Save af Bonnett’s

keep’ on: living out, of hope;
when you're middle-aged, out of
anxiety and commitments;
when'you're old, out of malice

{0 Pct. OFF for CASH

and spite. Much’ of my: joy -in
continuing to work comes from
the knowledge that I'm keeping
someone glee out ofa a dob.

¢ there

BONNETT'S Se

We teak down on the man

_ who marries a woman for. her
money; we respect the man
who marries a.woman for her.

. body. But the money. (and his

enjoyment of it) may bear up a
his enjoyment of that)...
s * *,

from: Toronto;..“You'll : put. a
much quicker stop to Toronto's
street. crime and. violence by
publicly-whipping our bleeding-

heart politicians who pass soft
laws and ‘don’t. even enforce:
them,'rather.than whipping the
young: thugs. ‘who commit: the
catreet crime ‘and.violence.””

yilot-longer than the body (and - A Year Ago es

Reuben ” Schafer, writes”.

national in Brussels,

But we are Het very good A

at Teceiving messages, We be-
lieve that the people who send
them don’t mean them.

Well, now we have another
megsa;

stuff, but it's news:to me. In

‘any event, a friendly chap has-

sent me the June-July issue of
Meqnews, a sheet published
monthly by the Service general
des communications du minis-
tre de I’education (the Quebec

ministry of education).

Under the headline “The
place of honor reserved for the
fleurs-de-lis,”" a writer. called
Andre .Poitras’ explains the
whole -thing—complete © with

. ‘pictures, just in case some of

his readers can't read.- His in-
‘structions are intended for the
schools, but reflect government
policy.~

* There are many. ways in
which’ flags can be used, and
this publication covers most of
them. For instance, -when only
two flags are flown, the proper.
procedure is described as fol-
lows:

“When. another flag, | in-
eluding the flag of Canada, is
flown alongside the flag of Que-
bec, the place of honor shall be
reserved for the latter. flag,
that is, to the left of the spec-
tators.”

No doubt about that one,

infants.

And again: :
| “When the flags of. ‘several,
countries are to be fl i ne:
aut Y thé flag nf Queliedisscithe?

felis: shall be flown in’

the pt place of honor at the-end of. .

the row... The flag of Canada

shall be placed ‘next to the ©

fleurs-de-lis; ‘followed. by the
flags of the other countries in:
alphabetical order.”

»- WELL, AT LEAST THEY
aren't ‘sticking Canada’ behind
Colombia, and that’s « sonte-
thing, these days. °

"What happens if there are
three flags, not several, or only
two? tee

“When three flags. are :

flown at the same time, ; the.
place of honor shall be deemed:

to be. the central position, and
shall be reserved for the fleur-~:

de-lis, The flag of the country to
be honored shall be flown at the
spectators’. left,” and. that ‘of
Canada to their right”.

”, Every. . possibility * is’ ea-
tered for except. the flag being
up to indicate that someone is:
in:the John. ae

‘Headlines’ from: the front’
‘Aug. 2, 18s

Mechanics ‘Lens Registered |.

: On Townhouse Development
et Ree tiie Cetera!

>Youth Drowns While -
4 _ Secaamatng st the) Falls

2) Violent Storm on Friday Night

D EVERY THURSDAY MORN
THE CROSSROADS we THE ROOTEN AYE.

“RENE ‘BRODMAN, ‘SHOP FOREM:

tous HUGHES, NEWSE

cata i
par In stores at 25 =

New: re soci
Z ew ator reapondese should
B.C., VIN SHE: Lsttere for. forpul

HS valine of a
a Isagreed by the

ices at a wrong price,
Mor, may. be ‘wlinarsin, ateny tim

Topples Trees) Power, Outages
sec sea Guan é
OK for South End ©:
a Peer tener sia
City Adamant RDCK ;
Responsible for Operation: -
Of the Old Arena

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For instance:

“In fio case must the fag ‘

be allowed to touch the ground.
During’ ceremonies involving
the raising of the colors, silence
must be observed... When the

flag. is suspended ‘across a ~

street, it shall be hung. ver:
tically... When the flag is
‘suspended across a room,’ the
fleur-de-lis shall be directed to-
ward the left of anyone. en-
tering’ the | room by the. main
door...

this “flag, those chaps’ are.
Every bit as careful as a bug-

‘eyed American Legion member:

is about Old Glory.
Let us now unfurl the past.

After the: great Canadian <

flag debate of 1964; the Queen's
Printer ‘(who is now Printer
Canada or something), put out

some ‘recommendations < con-’

cerning the use of our national

Tt says in this, under the
heading When Two Flags Are
Flown”:

“The' national ‘flag should
always be given the place of.
honor. When the national flag is
to be flown with a second flag,
the maple leaf occupies the staff
on the left.’.. and the’ second

Ang flies on the righthand

NDE R THE HEADIN

_ Treatment of the Flag, the ne z
. quette states:
VERY CAREFUL ABOUT |.

“The ‘national flag: is. a:
symbol of Canada which ident-

ifies our ‘country. throughout: »

the world. It is natural, there-
fore, that Canadians will wish
to treat the flag with ‘the re-
spect that such a symbol war-

* rants, and will expect others to.”

do the same.: A: few ‘customs
might be mentioned here.

“No flag is flown above the
national flag -
__ Romember t the bitter. argu:

page of the Castlegar News of.”

2 Phone 693-2335
gees Pore
Once Again

We wish to remind | you ‘that the SAVINGS you: recelva

at our station will continue. We established our low ~

zo prices YEARS belore others, and will continue to do so,
ut only with your co-operation. We do not intend to

fluctuate’ our: prices as was already done and proven :
with ‘our compatitors. :;

“LET US. NOT. BE FOOLED”. ee
Wo areé seeking further establishment and if itso, we will

‘reduce our prices even further. A savil into you, but
more 80, let's. co-operate and let's hav smile,

Regular 88.9° per gal.
“Super 96.9 per gal.
Non-Lead Ultra 94.9 per el.

FREE COFFEE TOO
Fee. sally -gesaline, plus full.service. Good deal on

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