LEGAR_ NEWS, Thursda

February 22, 1973

“Briel Recommends Expanded

Role for Nurses in Primary Care

An expanded role, for
nurses in the delivery of
health care, includin,
ing representat
health care,

achieved.

“We need a framework
within which the registered
nurse with appropriate ed-

on
health care planning
has been recommended in
. brie resented Feb, 14 to

ty

Registered

tlon of British C Columbia.
‘The RNABC delegation,

headed by Margaret

RN., president, urged early

Impiementation ofa Propos.

al foran educational pro;

am to prepare nurses for

expanded roles in primary

care:

feylan,

e proposal ‘was pre-
pared ae, e UBC School of
Nursing at the University of
British Columbia, at he re-
quest of the joint coma,
tee on the expanded role of
the nurse in the provision
of health care and
submitted to Minister of

. Health: Dennis Cocke.
The joint committee,
chaired by pleas. Baum-
clu eal repre:
sentation Whos the B.

Pp
ealth Services; the UBC
Faculty of Medicine and
School of Nursing; diploma
seoole' of nursing and the

The coordinator of Hea-

Ith Sciences at UBC and a
nurse pract in an ex-
ded role also are mem-

q Neylan sald nurs-
es presently working in ex-

Progra who have broad-
ened their skills mainly th-
rough their oan etre:

e're
British Columbia to
more effective ad

in
eaevide
tional

ey!

‘been recommended that
additional preparation for
s-adent nurses be provided
through modification of cur-
rent nursing education pro-

The RNABC is hopeful
that provincial funding will
enable the ialtiaen, of the

: le
sated the need to plan for

transfer of aj ropriate
functions from nghly al

ed and highly profes:

sionals to other Reaet Mates

ers. This is nece:

foal of increased ay ductive
and effectiveness of hea-

i professionals is to be

as been,

preparation and
experience can freely

prac:,
tee asa a: a provided of pr

0 the People of
Bill ak. Columbia,”
Neylan said,
The RNABC brief con-
falned 16 recommendations
with various aspects
ae ang th services involving
nursing care and health ed-
ucation of the public.

German Collie
Disappearance
Still a Mystery

rimson snow, large

foot tae and marks of
come gZ being dragged in
the snow have left a myst-
ery along with the disap-
penrante of a large German

These are the only si-
gas found Sunda: qagenin
the yard of
Lebidoff who ‘Len oun one and
a half miles up Pass Creek

The trail began only a
100 feet from ae house but
tracking became difficult in
rocky terrain and the invest,
igation was abandoned.

The sterious disa,
whicl
yeare

old, has some residents cou
cerned over their children’
safely.

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY oct

Cong futons to our

gins k part in
tanley Humphries “Super
BB, Tournament” fast

naird, Boundary Central,
and Beaver Valley,

Our team performed

Star Team, Shirley Har-
shenin (right forward) for
the A teal hev-
eldave tet forward for B,

e e
Today we are havin
bake sale put on by the
Foster Parents’ Club.
Following that we will
be watching another hattle
of brawn between our boys’
basketball team and the
men _teachera,
redicls

Paul Pantages
that the teachers wi
me, and that Jack
Tol will be high scorer‘
for the boys and Mr, Sch-
javon for the staff. We'll
see if he's right.
e s e é;
Susan Schmoorkoff has
reported on the studies be-
ing undertaken at present
by 28 C and D classes,

nglish Literature
The Pearl by John Stein-
beck.
Math — Fractions and
Problem Solving.
in Speed and

accuracy developm ment.
Social Studies — South-

west Asia,
Berane — Chemistry.

eading — Team Lea- al

ql

‘ench — Vocabulary,
verbs, and practice in or
reading.

Home Economics —
Sewing, and Textiles,
lustrial Education —
Garden trowels, shelves and
tle racks,

Art — Oil painting.

Physical Education —

Scoo
Guidance — Sex Educ.
ation,

e
We have learned that
a majority vote of class
reps does not necessarily
mean a majority vote of the
student body.
For example a small
10-9 on

rep for the small class and
the rep for the large class
would vote 1 “for’ and 1

qogainst thus splitting the

Actually these two clas-
ses representing the student
body would have voted 13
to $9 “against”,

could make any
Students’ Councll pause to

er ry

had a very success-
ful Perens Night up here
last i hare. ie Home Ec
rls ft aid ieee usual fine
lob o: ig yummy cook-
ies for the occasion. “ad

Heart Foundation Canvass Blitz Sunday, Feb. 25
In Twin Towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird

This Sunday is Heart
Sunday with a canvass blitz
to be held in the twin towns
of Castlegar and Kinnaird
between one to four that af-
ternoon.

Chairman of the cam-
paign is Castlegar and Dis-
trict Chamber of Commerce
president Mary Anderson.

Kin-Belle Rangers, un-
der Mrs, W. Sweeney, have
packed 200 canvassers kits,

Canvassers for Castle-

man

are W. Easton, Mrs. J. Gal-
Jo, Mrs. R. Percival, Mrs. C.
Kennedy, R. Plamondon,
Mrs. J. Lamont, Mrs. A.
Dube, Mrs. J. Haack, Rev.
7. Allen and Mrs. M.’ Cher-
noff.

Kinnaird Sanvaszers un-
der division chairman Mi

L, Ackney, Mrs, R. Wayling,
N. McNabb, A. Lamarche,
Mrs. C. McDonald, J Allen,

. R. Ternent, Mrs. S.

NOTICE

Castlegar Senior Badminton
CANCELLED

FOR TONIGHT AT SHSS

_ Gallo and Mrs. Ed Alling-
ham.

The Bank of Montreal
will be open from $ to

»m. Sunday for deposits

‘om the division chairmen:

Found
man D;

Canad
complete accord with the
Heart Foundatlon,
The B.C. Heart Founda-
ed in 1955

tion was or;

main form of treatment
continues to be surgery and
here again, open heart sur-
gery was made possible by

e initial grants from the
Heat Foundation.

The unique Work Eval-
uation Clinie in Vancouver
provides free consulting ser-
vice on a referral basis, to.
physicians and their heart
Patients.

Another community ser-
vice provides iranoporation

as a voluntary health agen-~- assis!

cy.'Its members . then—as
now—were physicians and
private citizens, joined to-
gether in in the battle against

art disease. Its weapons
then—as now were the
three parts of the heart

areetani: research, educa-
tion ae

ublic service.
leart Foundation
is not ust provincial, it is
Canadian, North American
. . in fact it is International
with heart foundation -of-
fices in Geneva. From every
province, state and country
research findings are made
available to those who use.
them for the ultimate bene-
fit of the heart patient.
British Columbia is ack-
nowledged as having treat-
ment facilities second-to- |
none in the world, The

INFLATION
During the Klondike
gold rush, wood for whip-
sawed lumber became so
scarce that ordinary logs

sold for $80 apiece.

Package of 2
Regular 63c

Carl’s Good

SPECIAL
44c

Neighbor Price 53c

IMPERIAL LIGHTWEIGHT GLOVES
2 Pairs. Regular $2.38. Slashed to ..........

OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS

Light Bulbs
60 and 100 Watt

Tuffies
RUBBER GLOVES

* 2 Pair
Regular Value $2.98

Carl’s Good

Neighbor Price $1.97

THIS WEEK
$1.79

$1.49

tres, often with a member
the family to assist the
oolent,

Enthusiastic Crowd Enjoys Pop Concert;
Castlegar Figure Skafers Demonstrate Talents

An enthuslastic crowd
of over 300 persons were
entertained lyst Sunday af-
fernuon by 150 local figure
skaters and thelr profession-

The Castlegar Figure
Skating Club has extended
Its thanks to all who
so generously to the s a
collection and to those’ whe
Hought tickets for the
hee which were raf: ed
ol

Winner of the . figure
skates was Paul Androsoff
who has three figure skat-
ers in his family. .

The winning ticket was
drawn by four-year-old Sh-
eryl Jarvis who had per-
formed a lone demonstra-
tion of badge one work,

She beamed throughout
the performance and seem-
ed to enjoy it as much.as
the audience who gave her
a tremendous ovation.

Badge work groups and j

senior 5! ater each demon-
strated the skills they had
been learning this year.
Two advanced skaters
from the Trail Figure Skat-
ing Club, Linda Nutini and
Bernadette Pisacreta gave

Lloyd Mackey Reports
Missing Link Part of Estimate

By Lloyd Macke
Victoria a ake lent
for the

Castlegar News

. The “sleeper” in the fir-
st Barrett budget is the a-
mount allotted for high-

3.
During the last three
Bennet budgets, highways
estimates grew only from
$175 milion to $189 million
een every year in
‘ion to the total bud-
size. It was a far cry
aa the peak years of the
early Gagl era when hi-
ghways was first split from
public works into its own
Portfolio,
this year, Finance
Minister Barrett has given
highways a bigger percent-
age e than education—
NDP
ghways
crease ‘a $33 mill
ile the education hike i, on.
million on a base fi-
gure more than twice as lar-
ge as last year's highways
spending.
And Barrett has also
confirmed that Robert Stra-
chan’s department is a ma-
jor tool for creating 1,000
new civil service jobs.
In the past, New De-
mocrats were fond of ag

very low-keyed fashion,
however. So low-keyed in

Latin American Historian
Gives Talk on Chile Tuesday

New and dynamic ‘pat.
terns of. ving are being ex-
Perimented with in a ‘few
countries in the: world to-
day, China in Asia, Tanzan-
ia in Africa and Chile in
South America ma)
developing politi

structures which will be
used as models by other
nations in the third world.

At past meetings, the
West Kootenay Branch of

Pup League
Standings
As Recorded
To February 10 .
The following, are ite
Pup League
Feb. 20, irs: baad
Bruins
Rangers
Canucks
Cana
Blackhawks
Sabres

the Canadian Institute of In-
ational Affairs has hea-
td several

fact that some government
backbenchers have not real-
been aware of its implica-

ease, The finance
had not gone out of. his
way to report that increase
compared to previous Soc-
red expenditures, as he had
with education and other
“people-oriented” Items.

"Arcy was aware, how-
ever, that Salt of the mon-
ey needed to build the Sal-
mo-Kinnaird highway in his
own riding is ineluded in
this year’s estimat

‘hat fact is interesting

ey is in-

cluded in
budget. In

prep posed

k had been used by Don-
ald Brothers before each el-
ection as a major political
“announcement”, said D'-

Vin, should have been 12
lanes by now, if all that was
supposed to be in the works
had gone ahead,” he quip-

Salmo-Kinnaird link wou-
ia allow highway 3 (from

lope to Souther? Alberta)

ypass the traffic bottle-
necks in Nelson and

ie the
» West Kootenays off the
““Toonerville” route is comme

pleting a first-class road to
Revelstoke from Highway 3,
ral MEA, to” thé “Rossland-

th Pa sontih ve Hi euwey
e roving of Highway
3 and mp providing of bet-
ter north-south access bet-
ween there and the Trans-
Canada Highway _ creates
more alternatives for frei-
ght routes and opens up
more areas to tourism po-

tent
He likened the provid-
ing of alternative routes to
adding more
ghways or bul
in more con-

speakers aise: 3 develop:
ments in China and Africa
but Latin America 1 has been
virtually ignored.

The branch has express-
ed its pleasure that Profes-
sor J. C, M. Oge' elsby, a Lat:

torian will

ico, Central America, Haiti
and the Domunican Kepub-
lic and spent several weeks
in Cuba last summer as
part of a years sabbatical
Spent visiting Latin Amer-

Among the many artic.
id papers written by

: Be O elsby, two. publish-
ed in in the CILA Inter

national
Journal, Summer 1969, mi-
ght be of spécial interest to
members.

ited areas,

There is one major dif-
ference, of course. Adding
more lanes in congested ar-
eas often only creates more

ASTLE

Eyton Ly
ABARD WAY TOMARIALY IS
WARREN

demonstration of both
skilled and acrobatic skat-

im Lenore Kay and Sandra
De. Jong, the club profes-
slonals, performed a com-
edy skit which had Lenore
teaching an inept student,
Sandra, This proved to be

‘owd in awe.
ne on litte

led ali the skaters back on-
to the ice for a very color-

ful

' With’ all the skaters
edecked new 8

t impers or jumpsuits ered:
t was extended to all the
mothers who worked in pre-
paring their children for
the big day.

‘AT (SUN] MON
the Up Pom;

gang is ba

Thovir Guia

7

REGISTERED RETIREMENT
SAVINGS PLANS

Forward (Income) Averaging Annuities

Les Johnson, C.LU.
Box 1617, Castlegar
Phone 365-6477

8-1

Wedding
Stationery
e
Invitations
e
Thanks ‘Cards
e

Envelopes
. @
Dance Tickets
e

CASTLEGAR NEWS

PHONE 365-7266

Jack's Auto Service Ltd.

Across from the School Board Office in Castlegar
“Dr.” Jack Osacholf — Telephone 365-7511
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE
- YOU BETTER

Winterize your car now before wine
: ter strikes in earnest and problems
develop. Special winterizing rates
now in et oe
“WE HURRY SERVICE”

Use Chargex or Your Guif Credit Card

Adding
routes in the Kootenays op-
ens up more natural beauty
for ple to enjoy, as w
cuenlng’e congestion on
existing roads.
Fraser (SC

ANTI-FREEZE.
al. .. $2.69

‘Junction Gulf Super Service

located at the Highway: Junction in ’ Kinnaird

COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER TIRES

Whole Tomatoes

Lie cht
gong into ‘Satoveae ferry

servce.

. The rest of the high-.
ways increase will. “only
meet inflation or possibly
hire back some of the 500
they laid off”, said Fraser.

Managed by Phil Zaytsoff — Telephone 365-3014

CARPET SALE CONTINUES

Take Advantage and Install Now
Indoor-Outdoor and Semi-Shags

— Many Colors to Choose From —

gno? WHERE THe

Come In and’ Check Our

DECORATOR CENTRE

Mac Tac and Wallpaper
Complete Sample Books of Wallpapers

Apple-Strawberry Ja
David’s Mallow

Safeway Superb Beef

Chuck Steaks
Sata oes” A. 998
Slab Side Bacon ==-.
Whole Fryers =

Beef Sausage

Cooked Ham
Deluxe Pizza

Manor House,

Grade:

Economy Brand.
1 Ib, Package.
Random Weighs ..............

Ready to Serve,
Whole or
Shank Portions .............

Snackery.
12" Size ..

Safeway Superb

Beef Roast

| —

Smoked.

Gardenside, Standard
Quality. Economical.
28 fi. oz. tin

3 “ 1
Apricot Halves A. 99
1 Cake Mixes == 2. 19
Whole Mushrooms ieriseac,” DS
Carnation Milk :...._6 . $1.00
Margarine _.. 6... $1.00
99:

Gold Reef Brand.
Standard Quality. A Dessert
Treat. 14 fl. 02, tin

or Button Mushrooms,

Village.
One Lb: Package ....

Climax.
For. Toast.
48 fi. ox. tin

Empress or Empire Variety.
With or Without Coconut.

So 59°

CASTLEGAR _N

Fresh cotton

Safeway Brand. All Purpose Grind.

Ceylon Tea

Casino Tea Bag

Package of 100

NS, Thursday, February. 22,1973 _

afeway's the) place to buy. 3

Fab Detergent ......

Fish and Chip

Corned Beef

Captains Choice. Frozen.
Heat and Eat.
20 oz. Package

Town House. Slice
for Sandwiches.
12 oz. tin

in Tomato Sauce, ‘Taste

Beans with P ork eras
Fruit Drinks 2=>"""_

Margarine ep laporkedy haat
Cheez Whiz wicrecisc:

Mayonnaise ssscornec 20 nx 15C
Tomato Paste :-'s. «. s» 6 for $f
Flavored Sauces 7's. «. 6 for $1
Peanut Oil sno some i. 19
~Wegetables Sone 10 ox ska. 39C

Snow

Assorted Popular
Flavors. Your
Choice. 1 Gal. Pail .

Top with Your Favorite

Ice Cream

Lucerne Yogurt

_ Fruit, 32 ox. Container ecco

oe

Spartan

Fancy Grade.
B.C. Grown . .

Celifornia Grown

Broccoli

Size 56.

Sweet and Juicy

Avocadoes

California

Grown .

ences

Appies

‘]
*]

ote

Serve With
a Tasty

oe 2. 19.
2.59

rin tent The 60

Quick Cooking .
Chipits. 5c

Oals au.

Chocolate Chips 12'c" rc.

Dad's Cookies so: t.'c: rvs... 59¢
59c
9c

Sugar Crisp Post Brand. Kids Love
Wondersoft. Astd, He

CADIE SILVER CLOTH
1001 Uses The Polish is in the Cloth

Reg. 69c SPECIAL
SALE 57¢ 69

SPRAY CLEAN
All Purpose Cleaner

Ata Low 83c

———————— a
“SAFSYN” CREAM OR LOTION

.. for the health and beauty
of busy hands

GLYCERINE & ROSEWATER

HAND CREAM

Good Neighbor Drug
Mart in. the Plaza

DISINFECTING SPRAY
Rexall — 14 oz.
Regular $1.79

SPECIAL $1.09

J CLOTH New Arrivals

Semi-Shags in New Mauve and Gold

The “In-Look” for Spring ‘73.’
with built-in. underlay

ONLY $6.95 PER SQUARE. YARD

B Potato Chip
Paper Towels

Skylark Fresh Bread

* Western Farms Loaf
* Butter ‘n Egg Loaf

24 oz. Sliced Loaves. oe $s]. 00
Your Choice ..........

Hamburger or Hot Dog.
Buns, 1c

VIVA TOWELS .... . 2 roll pkg. 59¢

Assorted Colors,
Package of |...

“LARD, Better Buy ...... 4 Ibs. 89c Cheese Sauce... Ib.

KEEP YOUR CARPET CLEAN
with

ARGOSHEEN

$4.95 a Quart
A Good Bargain at

$14.95 Gallon

Try Argosheen Spray Spot
Remover for Carpets and
Upholstery

CARL'S

STEMS & PIECES .
MUSHROOMS .......... 2 for 79c

Prices Effective

February 22nd, 23rd, 24th

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

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a

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ALPHA MILK, 2% ....... 5tins$1_ Saceeny Stoke

PANTI HOSE ......... 3:pairs $1. Keys Cut While U Wait

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PHONE 365-5155

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