Lene

| . —~geientist like Newton actually writes that men may travel

~~ Onee the temple i is rebuilt the great world leader - this:

: temple or at its- completion - every born again, Christian."

Calvin Skead got a boost from his friends in the Skeena Cedar
Kings, during Sunday’s walkathon. Also on Calvin's team are
Dan Beaulac; Peter Peterson, president Marj Skead; Glen
Kathler, and Christ Hyland.

CORNER
STONE

. ; Celiac disease, once

7 , considered almost ex-
by BRIAN : ‘eclusively an ailment of
GREGG St children, now is, being

diagnosed in adults, par-

___———— ticularly those between the
-- ages of 30 and 40..

Celiac is a disease of the

small intestine and invelves

~ William Shakespere said we are but poor players wha
strut our unrehearsed part on the stage. At some point our
part ends - the play must also end,” an allergic Teaction to

Sir Isaac Newton, who discovered gravity in his late 20s ‘gluten, a protein found in
_ and.then spent the rest of his life studying the Bible, saidof many grains, particularly
DanieF 12:4, “Personally I cannot help but believe that wheat.

‘these words refer to the end of the times. Men will travel =I children,” ’ common
from country to country in an unprecidented manner. signs of the ailment are
There may be some inventions which will enable people to. diarrhea and a failure to -
travel. much more-quickly. than theyda-new.”'. . _; thrive, while in adults it. is’

* This statement.drew laughter from the unbelievers. The characterized. by weight
"great humanist Voltaire retorted: ‘See what a. fool loss, anemia, diarrhea and.
_ Christianily makes of an otherwise brilliant man! Here'a depression. —

Although at least 3,000
Canadians are believed to
be celiacs, many, go through
life without the disease
“being diagnosed, says Kay
Ernest, president’ of ‘the
Canadian
~Assogiation.” ;

The association, “formed
as a ‘self-help grdup in
Kitchener, Ont., in 1972, now .
has chapters in- ‘Halitak, ©
Ottawa, Toronto, Kitchener, ~
Sudbury, Ont.,. Winnipeg,
Saskatoon, Edmonton,
Calgary, Kelowna, B.C.,
and Vancouver.

mwas

at the rate of 30 or 40 mph. : Has he forgotten that if man
would travel at this rale he would be suffocated? His heart
: would stand stilll”

Dean M'Neil, an Anglican theologian whose works were
" published in the 16303, insisted against all probability that -
- the6,000-year-old text of Ezekiel 38 and 39 referredto atime
_ when Russia, backward nation (haf it was, would some day”
invade the Middle East and would be the terrible force that ~-
would bring the world to the brink of Armageddon. Russia”
would have Ethiopia, Libya, Iran and Turkey as allies and —
thelr target would be Israel, which did not exist at the time
of M’Neil's. writings..

Many Christians (but not all Christians by any means)

” believe that the end times will be divided into two 3.5 year
periods. The first is the tribulation period, the last 3.5 years
will occur after the rapture of the church and will see the -
- wrath of God poured out on the entire world, ‘Thése last 1260
days will be literaliy hell on earth when nuclear war will,
seem tame compared to the evil that spreads across the"
world, Prior to this last period the Christians will be forced:
to live as outcasts or prisoners in an era when world-wide
affluence is richer than any period in history,

A great world leader will emerge. who will perform
* miracles so as to lead even the elect astray. He will try to :

_ stamp out all religions when he forces-the world to bow to ,..
his holiness: Christians, the first-to recognize him and the -
first to denounce him; will find themselves at his mercy as
he-sees their faith and-prophetic Word as a threat to his
- mission: He will raise Third World countries up to the same
status as affluence Western industrialized nations in a few:
short years. He will bea messiah toa hungry world. Even
Israel will be seduced in their quest for a-messiah of peace.
~’ The Bible says that the nation of Israel yearns for peace.
bul.no peace shall Ge found. It will decide fp rebuild te

at temple when peace is reatared in ‘the Mi le East but; ~~
~ students of eschatology, only when the false messiah imported wide It row of -
brings peace during those 3.5 years of. Christian tribulation - see.’ produc now .
wilk the temple be rebuilt. At. this moment the Jewish . “Aided b
nalion is just too busy keeping its enemies at bay'to work on ‘ Research y.
- such luxuries as the rebuilding of Solomon's great temple.

gluten intolerance, the
celiac sufferer. must avoid
grain foods which contain °
_ Gluten — such as wheat,
“rye, barley and oats.

’ 1 Some gluten-free foods

years, mainly from Britain
_ and the United States. Now
a couple of Canadian
companies: are producing
gluten-free foods, >
Diet-Form Ltd. ‘of! Win-
-nipeg. produces a gluten-

_ Ltd, of Toronte has started

gluten-free. ~products._ta...

Assistance

‘National ‘Research Council,
Kingsmill’: already hag
developed about 20 gluten-
Iree. --.products,”
president Dorion Kingsmill.

“charismatic messiah - will order a stalue of himself placed

in the temple and will demand to be worshipped. Many will

_ bow down to him but 144,000 Jews will be sanctified by the

blood of Christ... ° :
“At _gome point s possibly. during the rebuilding Fr ‘the

‘wilt disappear’ and will join every true ‘believer from =
~-hislory’s, past in the sky with Christ... All these people who.
don! t dike Christians ‘can then’ rejolte.” vat ‘their disap.
_-peararice, wa
The Bible: offers a. iimetable. of. events. ‘One event alll ‘be -
followed hy’ ‘another event ‘and another event, It may take |
_- another, 5D:years | for. the great world leader: lo emerge, itt
“may only take another five or ten years, Daniel speaks of |”
_ Christ's retucn iti the latler ‘days: but he also speaks af the.
. restoration of Israel from the bones af dead (from :World .
Ware 112).in those same days. * we
. The church has anllcipated the return of ‘Christ almost
nen “every generation during the last_1900 years ant suc bat
ve. Fise-to people naming names and. naming dates but; © one
ois happened, The rebirth of-Israel, for example, was _- include danging naked er
seen ‘as the establishment of Christ’s church. | ‘Thus the _ soaking in “havrele ‘of ue
church was seen as Israel, not Israel as Israel, Now, in manut and Lakilip injections
these latter days, most people fulfill 2Peter,3 when they gf growndiup rat tails. ‘There
make fun of the promise and ask, “Well, where iv this :
* coming? - Everythihg goes on as it has: since ‘the Fathers
died, as it has since it- began... noe .

‘the arthritis: “quack’ & hap! of:
tricks,” but “the ‘sack, rule «
“includes many. ‘that -verge..
-on- the bizarre. Some wont
burt you; some can kill you,
the “Arthritis Society main-"
-taias files: ‘that are crammed ,

. with reports from across the,

oF: promised cures thal are

sound atnvest practical,

. parlor: .

’ bread

Celiac .

74 To-avoid the. symptoms of |

have been: imported for

free flour. Kingsmill Foods -

“to develop a complete line of

“Industrial a

“Program grants from the

“vice °F

- Miracle, cdiugs ‘and: - diets ;
, “will: fill a large portion of.

cotiniry with announcentenly ~

almos{ beyond -holief, They -

 oprawa CP). oot Ae
weekly “trip td: the. beer
- may he ‘more:
therapeutic to some elderly ~

.shul-ins than-a daily dose of:
~ bingo and basket-weaving,

say some

associated with
citizen programs,
For many people,
especially men, treks to the |

. officials.

neighborhood pub may have .

been an important
recreational activity before
retirement, Then they move
into a senior cilizens home,
possibly find their mobility
restricted by arthritis, and
are unable to visit familiar

- haunts, without assistance, .
Organized” programs do. -

take many senior citizens to \*
a doctor, to tour museums .
or to a local swimming pool. :
Now, thought is being
directed to those who might
enjoy’ an afternoon of

_ conversation with a glass or
- two.

“There should _ be
structures that continue the
relations they had outside,”’

Celiac disease
bothers ail ages

said in an interview.

As an example, she said a
canned loaf of gluten-free
imported ‘from
Britain costs about $5 for an
eight-ounce loaf while a

locally-praduced, one-pound |

loaf sells for $2.

. Other.
products available from
Kingsmill include cereal,
erackers, biscuits, cookies
and soup and gravy mixes.

The producis are available :

from the company by-mail-

order- and also are being. «
Boots -
_-Drugstroes, a few Dominion |

stocked .- by —
stores in Ontario and
Weodwards “stores in
Western Canada.’ ,

‘senior

“citizens
recreational activities from |

gluten-free .

‘ays "Susan

‘La conte,
-execittive - director

sending in homemakers to
help outwith heavy work or-
meal preparation... <--

It has alse resulted in
-some Senior cilizens homes
installing bars for their

reside;

“Care is aken to ensure he

residents don't get. more
than they should,'" says

Bert Hanmer of Oltawa, a.

67-year- -pld semi-retired
«ounsellor with the Royal
) Canadian Legion.

While many large -senior
homes

snooker Lo language courses
for their residents and even

for other elderiy persons in.
-the neighborhood,

ite is
difficult to find programs of
interesl to everyone. _

Therefore, despite a vast
infrastructure in most large
cities of drop-in centres,

Hl 4

of.
Ottawa’ ‘a Council on Aging. -
‘Such - a: : philosophy: has -
generated programs — both :
“publicky _abd ‘privately
’ ‘financed — to keep elderly
persons ‘in their own homes:
‘as long ‘as possible by:

_ persons over the age of 65°
~ steadily grows...

. when -there will be an

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Lo

“Yolunteer | agencies: and.
galden-age . ‘elubs; “some gsily *an authority. in his
‘seniors: ‘are. still: passing: = fleld, Me can, become:a-shutin *“*. He
ies days, aloje, blankly at. a. senior, ‘citizens home; -Hewly
taring: out -the. windows. ‘+ because, he finds ‘organized _
The: challenge - to. find ‘reereational. activities |
" reereational. activities for “condescending.
‘the elderly, especially the“  ,"He’ll say Your's re trying”
shy or disabled, is in- _to make a kid out of me,”" ~
creasing as the number of |

Canadian Weal Coast.”

Finding activities sucha ‘totheir surprise, they do nol

man will enjoy becomes: a

within a few months.”
challenge.

_. Ty 1980 Canada had 2,3- The problems of an
million senior citizens, or
9.5 per cent of the

.population. This percentage
js-expected to peak in 2031, :

“We. elderly “people are
just as mixed ‘and different
as people. of your: age,” the
7i-year-old . Wagdin ‘told a
33-year-old interviewer.
“The only difference is that
we're older, probably more
experienced and probably

or her own home are more
- complicated than those of a
perspn living in an’ tn-
' stitution, Only about eight
percent of senior citizens
live in institutions, The
remainder live alone, with

estimated six million
Canadians over 65 years,
about 18 per cent of the

population. have more wisdom, We’re a Spouses or. with relatives,
In’ recognition of the liltleslower but not so dumb © Even when social workers: -
heightened profile, not lo as people think.’’ Ss “
mention the political | -Pon Simpson, a retired . : Be
muscie, of ‘the elderly, the public servant -and chiir- "Olde r’
federal government has man of the Council on - —
declared the month of June . Aging, says most peopledo ~§ page 14

senior.citizens month.
George Wagdin, chair-
man of the board of
Ottawa's “Glebe Centre, a
home for 195 seniors, points
out a problem of organizing
activities. For example, an

By now you should have received your
1982 Property Tax Notice. To apply for
the homeowner grant If you are eligible,
the back of the white copy must be filled
in and signed. This form must reach the
Municipal Office before 4:30.p.m. on July
-2, 1982 to avold 10 per cent penalty ap- ©
‘piled to the outstanding balance at this
date. The homeowner grant may te
claimed whether taxes are paid or not..

To ensure payment before deadline and:
avold penalties, cheques dated July 2nd
will be accepted anytime and processed
on duly 2, 1982. ,

Property owners who have morigages at.
the follawing banks take the notice-to the
bank::

Royal Bank, Bank ‘of Nova Scotia, Bank
of Montreal... All. others to be sent to the.
Munleipar One:

Collector

‘Mave to’. Florida. or’: the

“They: don’t Iknow ‘what. OY
it's like to live i in “Florida?”
he said. Many of them find; .

like Florida and head home’ |

elderly recluse living in his”

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