Medical Science
And Gall Stones

in the gallbladder.

passes from there by way)
of a tube called the common
dact into the intestine, where
seaside in the digestion of

gallbladder is only ?j & ae

The
storage sac for bile and wher
it is removed, the bile sirnvlv
flows directly from the llver
into the intestines,
Canadian Medical

e
Association advises that the! im

patient who comnlains of ab-
dominal nain and indigestion
after meste may have gall-
stones. They are usuallv
detectad hy x-ray.

Gallstones may be pri
sent without causing inv

Ibtadder.
If one of the stones Sean:
es: into the common duct b
intest the enue ve and the
intestine.

trem:

comes stuck in thet tube. it

will block the flow of bile
‘the patient becomes

jaundiced.

Cancer of the gallbadder.
although not common, is mare
likely to occur when gall-
stones are present, the CMA

reports, tion of trophies and a

When gallstones are diac-

with a corsage by = Lois Ei
izers of the hockey pro,
was emcee at the dinner,
players and their paren

Rust Cautions Re Grounds
'For al Protest on Sewage

mis-
quotation’
News of
Rust was
a meeting of
Speakin, °
Hon for the Vutage o of Nakusp

fe sewage effluent
fete the Arrow

Te
d and it could be

ascertaine;
¢ determined on what grounds,

eee justifiably

‘Ald. Rust objected to a
story in latin week's Castlegar

if any,
prowest”

4) News which’ qt

OTHER OF THE ig YEAR selected at a recent ang  Mitey, Mite

lughes, wife of one oof the organ-
gram, Dennis Hughes. Mr. Hugh
which saw an estimated 125 mae
its enjoying a g a bearty, meal, presenta-
cartoon pro,

- a Castlegar News Photo

him as
ise paid the town should
rotest the
Bi roped Pai
2 care.”

Ald. Rust’s ules ob; es;

tion to the

Monti pz hecalise: of a “eh
cl permission to ac-
cumlets solid matter a the |;

swept dat ‘into the
by sprin;

The effects, both psycho-
logical and «om a health

di not be de
sirable, A “Ald. Rust told th

ioe year

nosed. ucnally bv x-rav. sur-
gical removal of the gallbled-
der before complications do-
veloo is often recommended
unter: there is some other
health problem that makes
it riskv for the patient to have
an operation.

Driver Fined $100
Qn Impaired Charge} 2°

Emest Raloh Kennedy of rem

Castlecar avpeared i
Magi: H.C. Pitts Tog.
sey 0 on a charge of impaired

ing,
Maristrate Pitts fined the
man $100 or in default of Pay-
ment. 30 davs in prison.
‘Kennedv was arrested by
RCMP ‘Monday. a and held in
custndy until his case
heard. _

id long-

A ani
sutcting pen i ene
venience now, | led with

coup!
a ope for the fuiure — these
the sentiments of both

and pa-

both staff
tients alike dodging tin cans
and cont
‘was |and sizes placed to catch the

tainers of all shapes

ever running water, and seek-

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Patience, Hope in Attitude me
Of Hospital Sirf - Ternent

made it. all worth enduring.”
Dr. Ternent said the new

construction at the hospital

“embodies the hopes and as-

Ter- | piration of all of us.

“The great stone pillars
entwined roma steel cores
enunciate an enduring ex-
pression of stability and beau
ty; most of us have managed
to ‘keep aD aur Sor, or maintain
equinamit of purpose over
the rattle and roar of jack
hammers and pneumatic
drills.”

“Despite the fears and
the raucous sounds of oon:
struction,” he continued,

id
to rely on the monitoring echo |.him bya
cardiac

News ina

He rejected the allegation
he had’ advocated a protest,
however.

In the interview with Mr.
Rust, the Castlegar News re-

ion.
The Nakus; roporal in-
eee wolves the tnetallatic tion of a

l- tre:
Pilling a Sethe cham-

[namely the storage of the di di-

There er
be] tha fot, that this sludge is,

}| Barter, asserted there-was “no
cot mlaquotation of his re-

et should have used more
care in what I sald, ” Ald. Rust

1g
things. I should not have said
what I did.”

4 treet oa? News in relation- | =

ship to the application to the
Pollution Control Board. re
sewage disposal by the Vil-

by Mayor Loebli
ed it had been suggested to
a party — Whose Danie

of the new
—which has) farainly. been
utilized to — and have
advanced ee the cause
of patient care; a;

gain we must
thank the. ladies auxiliaries | hasty

msible for
and other

and all those res;
the purchase of Gand
hospital equipment

I wil

Kina’ should protest “he
Nakusp application. My..im-
mediate reaction was to. cau-
tion council not

until all the facts were
ascertained, and it could be
determined’ on what grounds,
if any, we might justifiably

“In this same a of ap-| protest.

preciation I would like on be-
half of the medical staff to
express appreciation for the
visiting  bour surveillance
which not -only assists
nurses but maintains a sem-
blance of order in the over-
crowded wards and corri-
dors.” :
Dr. Ternent said that one
of the problems of overcrowd-
ing of facilities at present was
the fact that bi-monthly medi-
cal rounds, attended by staff
from the ‘Trail-Tadanac h hospi-
tal, had to be limited to one
meeting per month
Many times, he pointed
out, it wa was heeetie for visit-|
ing medic: fers and local
alike 1o “remove to the
health centre for luncheon
and al accomodat-
fo A
its were very well
attented ie added, and it
bea welcome change
when conditions allow a ‘re-
Othe bi-monthly winite,

kitchen and tration
orale for their etforts at such

times coking to to the future, Dr,
Ternent arent on:
ear ahead will not

other member of this counelt
was is ayrare .ob this ‘other

nant the limited time I have

the Pollution Control Board.

had: since the last council|be

meeting, T I submit the follow-
ing report for your consider-

ber and chiorination of the
effluent.
Their application states

His sade ta nome other mane
ner, yy burying an
coveriny , in some out-of-the-

fhe Herd
manner as Wwe « ith the
sludge from cag ° rena
plant. I believe if were
Fone it would Yelleve the area

/of any apprehensions they

volum
etftient into such a vast body
will have no appreciable ef-
fect as the dilution factor will
be so great,

3
There is one Point fraich

is of concern to
ested sludge for discharge

uring spring spring | Sreshet! From | they

in effect a fertilizer which,
when added to the water
would be a nutrient and may
Produce some zi detriinantal
fae effects in y
Tam not prepared to elab-
orate on and feel it is
a matter that can be furtaer
enlarged upon only by those

to come. | the

might ¢ a present have to this
applica

Monthly Robson Ladies’ Evening
of the Castlegar Grou e having a Cof-
ee ot Wildlife As- fee Party’ on April 4 im’
—Kindergarten mothers
drop in|

jursday,
21, 7.80 p.m. Ev
Ladies’ Auxiliary to Sr.
Canadian crib-

eryone welcome.

Used — Roll-Rim Bath,
basin and sink, for
Bo aged shape — Ph.
Sr. Citizens’ Meeting Mar. Senet on eum
22,.7.80 Legion Hall — would reci-
Bowling and games,
Daffodil Tea — Order of
Eastern Star. April 6, 2.30
to 4.30 Twin Rivers ‘Hall.
Proceeds to Cancer Re-
search.

Reserve April J Fashion
Show sponsored by thi

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dum;
sevaue e Into the mnbing 2 is

belng done by our nei ur-
ing ‘communities of Bio
al

b to the Fauquier
of a two-|i

system consists

cell sewage lagoon, usual
classed secondary treat-
ment,

One of the conditions of
is in tim

qualified to 8, 80, and such | bi
by ithe

on system.

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USE ;
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I further mentioned the
facilities installed at
the new community of: Fau-

quier and which no _protest pa

had been voiced by thi
cil — in fact I bare if 2 auy

the ensuing years cannot be
expected to be less arduous:
but as we

i ten
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Medicine is science and
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VOL. 21, No. .18 *y

Commercial Subdivision

“hid roti cheatap W Week: er

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, :‘THUURSDA' MARCH ‘28, 1968
SSS PA Pa EET

Do ¥ Your Part: & Cléan Up!

WEEK'S WEATHER
Max

“It's gong to be cheap, be done during the week: al-
we | loted:

The front end loader will

be put: into service if ‘neces-

sary, removing some of the

cam clean up the town.”

ussing ~ the
planned one-week sprin g£
clean-up which starts Monday.
ar Latif wld ee Castle
jews ie regular
eutaze truck will be su:

he stressed the fact
pal tte eouperation of town

owners will help to assure suc-
es— Soe Sree) oneratint

‘lace! of the events only during non-

nt

included. servi of Ts ior in

school tulle am
Care in policing, holding

C.) Acke: le his re
marks, This 1 not the ‘Cham.

ber’s concern.’

His | reaction Pike toa
statement: by by Mr. Hermanson
that coven’ the Gibrary) in
Castlegar isa mistake.”

The implleation was that
the Kinnaird library was an
even more serious error.

Ald.’ oxen lied at

pie Chamber mee! ting

fhe Ginnie mec bya
not -be' rea

in
ies am m glad th that Ald. &.

Cltngar relents should tae every advantage of tis
They should make sure all

Bal
the front or back of. thelr iretertiay tee
easily get at them.

e town is making commendable effirt
Giang aD ‘the municipality. It’s incumbent on. all ef ux te
our part in making it a success. a

making a highly

‘were ‘it not sr
brary.”

1

- 2
2) trustees ni ‘noted, it was relative.
ly new: and ee yrgception of of

Slit

Estimated
paris woul be 9120091560

“almost gotten, n throush and
then: ‘the application).was can:

Council scdideatns agree
that: the: ‘Nakusp aplication, |
led Tocal daily

Credit Union Loans

One of the most c concrete
: tea f tie recent
nas a o! ie
; | teachers’ in Cast-

pollution control

committee ‘has been ‘instru
G4 9 prepare a brief on: the

* Tegards
“to the ‘Nal lication.” :
vakusp applicati in.

Ross-
land’s auMaurer ski Race
Parade.

inst Town vin officials cleared t fhe |

ppear-, time, after conflictin;

ins from. ski, race:
However, >. Said Kinnaird tre,
mayor Car!

less 0 of leh of the

the

correct . t
vould be on hand 40. travel:i in other

bullet-
icials.:

es was

the - float

“This wil be.

> |legar was given approval in
Principle B
District No. 9 trusts
The

Monday by. School

i the. Ias #
rami-}day peri that ies pearance. ‘of -.the- is last to
quipped.
His reference was to the al

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ie worl part:
course on of ‘students.
Castle;

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H

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tot Jot adjoining dining the. ‘Hi Arrow t | ing program, , he’ told mem-

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