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BEHTURSDAY, JULY 8, 1971

Charles Birnmer measures the radius of a wheel in preparation
for replacing a bent spoke at Arnim Sanders Welding Ltd.,

Terrace.

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It was about a year. after he. was: best ‘suited for: As: he '

came to Canada from
Switzerland that 24 year old
Charlie Binner had the
accident. During 1965, his first
year in Canada, he had
concentrated on learning
English; for several years after
the accident he concentrated on
regaining thé use of legs. :

In 1966, Charlie was working -
as chokerman for a ‘logging
contractor in Terrace. As he
was settling chokers one fine
spring day, a bulldozer
operating nearby snagged a
dead tree. The. tree came
crashing down.across his head
and shoulders. His. back was

. broken.

The night of the accident he
‘was flown to Vancouver General -
Hospital for emergency surge-
ty. And that’s where the
Workmen’s Compensation
Board . Rehabiliitation
Consultant first met him.

Charlie had lost the use of
both legs; he was a paraplegic.
If and when his back mended,

. physicians predicted “slow
progress”. Vancouver General
Hospital doctors suggested that
Charlie attend the G.F. Strong
Rehabilitation Centre in

Vancouver . and .that's what -

Charlie did -- first, as an in-
patient and then, when the
therapy had hecome effective,
as an out-patient. Soon he began
to walk, but his right leg needed
the support of a brace, and his
left leg had lost sensation. He
graduated from crutches to a

cane, The ‘slow progress
continued,
The Workmen’s

Compensation Board sponsored
him in a. Drivers Training
Course and provided hand
controls for his car. He could
now live in the community and

- drive to the G.F.. Strong

Rehabilitation Centre for treat-
ment.

Several problems presented
themselves to Charlie. As a
logger he was finished, his
physical condition accounted
for that. How would he be able
to find suitable employment?
Who would hire him? Terrace
was “home.”’ He had a house
and three acres of land waiting
for him. His’ friends and
relatives were there. Getting
back to..Terrace was very
important to him, but Terrace
would have to wait. He needed
further treatments. His right -
leg was still very weak, his left
leg had little feeling , Charlie’
walked with a pronounced limp.

Charlie was admitted to the
Workmen's Compensation Boa-
rd Rehabilitation Clinie for
treatment. His ability to-walk
improved. wizh physiotherapy
and remedial therapy. Soon he
advanced to the Industrial
Department where he could
discover. what type of work he

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pleasure.

’ moved in and out of the welding,
upholstry, mechanics, sheet
metal and carpentry shops, he
proved -himself..an eager and
able worker, He. showed a
special aptitude for welding.
As a young man in Switzerl-
and he had had some training in

the welding and sheet metal .

industry. This. previous
experience helped . Charlie

decide, His next job would be in .

welding--but in Terrace. He
wanted to return to Terrace.

‘ Doctors at the Workmen's
Compensation Rehabilitation
Clinic put. him on a_ special
exercise program to strengthen
his back and legs. In a few
months, Charlie declared that
he was ready to begin a full time
job. His. doctors were not so
optimistic. '

Arnim Sanders Welding Ltd,
of Terrace ‘agreed to place
Charlie on a six months job-
training program. At last,
Charlie could return to Terrace.
But the physical strain of a full
time job proved to be too much,
and his back began to give him
a great deal of pain. Charlie was

unable to complete the six
months training program.

He returned to the Vancouver
General Hospital where he
underwent surgery, and then
was readmitted to the
Workmen’s Compensation
Board Rehabilitation Clinic:
-more exercise, hydrotherapy
and work in the sheet metal and
welding areas.

_In the meantime, Mr. “Arnim
Sanders of Sanders Welding,
Terrace, contacted the

Workmen's Compensation Boa-.

td Rehabilitation consultants to
find out when Charlie could
return to work. He said that

Charlie was a fine worker but |

that his disability prohibited

him from doing some of the .

work in the shop. Nevertheless,
Mr.
personal interest in Charlie, and
said that he was eager to assist
him in attempting to work out
his vocational rehabilitation
plans. ~

Thanks to the therapy, a
determined spirit and an
interested and humane
employer, ‘Charlie was able to
relurn«' to”: Arnim Sanders
Welding within a few months
and complete the training
course. He has been employed
there now for four years.

In its own way, this story is a
success story. Charlie Binner is
still a partial paraplegic. But he
is now able to perform a full
time job without discomfort. He.
enjoys what he does, and takes
pride in the steady progress he
has made.

ma husband and 1 helped them get

Sanders expressed a-

The town of Arborg, Man., 76

miles north of Winnipeg, gets its

name from an Icelandic word
(meaning “river town,’

beer

or displa ed by the Lor cat

“Dear Ann Le Landers: A college.
‘friend and his wife ‘moved. to’

this city. five yedrs ago. My
‘acquainted, They didn’tknow a
soul. We put ourselves out tobe
helpful. Now, they avoid us
wherever posible. Why?
Because we were stupid enough
to lend them $1,000.

‘In the past six months when
we have attempted to get our
‘money back, these are the
excuses they ‘have given |

September: French horn
lessons and band ‘uniform for
oldest child.

November: Must go visit
relatives on the Coast for
Thanksgiving.

December: .. Christmas
presents put a crimp in budget.
( They tried to get an additional

_ $500 aut of us )

February: Car falling apart.
Must be completely overhauled.
May: Couldn't pass up a great’
buy on a second hand beat.
June: Child broke his arm on
a bike. Must pay for
‘hydrotherapy and a new bike.
July: Girl needs braches on
teeth and ballet lessons to lift
her morale since she hates the
braces.
My. husband and J are very
upset yel neither of us knows
how itcould have been avoided

- short. of refusing the loan,

which, incidentally, is hard to
do when people know you have a
little money. Any suggestion? —
Took

Dear Took: - Rather than
lend money agree to go on a

~ bank note, then the bank will be
of -
course if they go had on the

bugging them. not you.

payments, you are stuck, but
your chances for not getting

stuck are much better than if
‘you make the loan outright.

Dear Ann Landers: It is 9:00
a.m. and already IT have a
headache, Why? Because my

mother is too vain to admit she |

has a hearing problem. Instead
she shrieks and asks me to
repeat everything three times.
She accuses me of mumbling
and speaking in a soft voice to
irritate her.

Mother's favorite theme is, ‘J
can hear everyone but you.’ Of
course this is not true. She is
forever answering questions

.- that
_ people fake ‘It because. they
don't want to hurt her feelings. -

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weren't: asked. Most:

When they realize’ she! can't ,
hear they smile and nod and let”
the matter drop.
I think it’s a shame Mother i is
missing out onso much because
she can’t hear most of what is -
going on . Please,. Ann, print

‘this letter. She reads you every

day.-P.S. Yes Mother, I mean

x

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you.--Tired of Screaming: «
Dear Tired: In case your.
mother didn't hear you, let me.
try..YES MOTHER!!' *
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