CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 10, 1982

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Campaign « on upswing

\ Despite an increased goal

Castlegar | and’ District

United. Way is showing a’

very encouraging upswing in
its overall cam

This was acknowledged by
secretary-treasurer Marjorie

1 Oastegee and District Lf
brary, presented its full an-
nual report” stating--United

services such as atory, hours,
puppet: shows: and demon-

MacBain at last. week's an-

nual general meeting.

Strong emphasis, says’

MacBain, has been placed on
agency participation. If an
organization is not willing to
assist in canvassing this can
be ‘very detrimental to its

allotment. *
MacBain also ‘announced
phd Campbell is to be the
For

ciation ‘stated ft services’ 80
children in the Castlegar,
Robson: and Pass “Cree!
areas, Two travelling physi-

_otherapists ‘work’on ‘an out-
‘patient basis in local schools,’

in the Health ‘unit, Hobbit

Hill Special ‘Needs Preschool,

and: some ‘home visits.
Kootenay Columbia Child

the ae time in five years a
complete board was also
named at the annual meeting.

‘Elected to three-year
terms are John

Care Society outlined its six

programs. These ' are Pre:.
school Development’ (special ,

needs), Day Care, Hobbit Hill
Centré, Castl

Dana Peterson, Romi Stang
and George Wanjoff: Nick
Stoochnoff was elected to a
one-year term. Other board
are Al Blessin, Jim

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Brindley, Don Ellis, Ed Isak-
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Kootenay. * Infant. Develop-

ment Program’and Commun-

ity Services Centre. |
Kootenay-Columbia Scout.

Association reported an‘ac- .
tive year with 230 boys and ;
55 leaders, with the Scouting |

eecauatrauan Blessin and

secretary-treasurer Marjorie. ‘

MacBain.

Many who receive ‘United
Way grants presented their
report and expressed their

iation for support.

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Castlegar and District
Athletic Association stated it
had requests for funding
from four of its. eight :‘mem-
bers with the major funding
going to Minor Hockey and
Figure Skating as their cost
is very high in comparison to
the other sports.

. The athletic

marking its 46th
anniversary this year. ."°

Royal: ‘Canadian: : ion
Branch No. 170 showed its
grant added: to’ the. funds
used to provide hampers.to
41 needy families during the
Christmas season.

The services of the Na-

‘ lassie softball and! the swim .
of $55,000 from ‘$50,000 club. s,

Scouts’ who ‘attended Jam-
ere ‘a1...

The report on Royal Can-:
adian‘Air Cadets 581 .(Castle-

vgar).. ‘Squadron stated there
Way money is used for extra‘.

are’82 cadets, four officers.
and three civilian instructors.

“The organization's aims are’

to ‘promote sportsmanship,
leadership and citizenship.

Their many -activities in.

cluded senior | and. junior’ _

k leaders’ courses, cadet camps

flying scholarship | courses,
gliding... courses and cross-,:
country skiing. The squadron;
provided security, for. the
‘Trade’ Feir, Santa’ Claus
parade and a ski swap.

* Phe’ 174 members of ‘the
Castlegar and District Senior ©
Citizens Branch No. 46: were
active in exchange’ visits with

‘other senior citizens ‘associ:
‘ations’ for’ whist. drives an

Parents

of twins:

sue for malpractice

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Five-year-old Joey  Wipfli
vwas un unexpected twin
found too late by doctors to
‘save'from severe brain dam-
age that left him with major
lowe of. co-ordination and

have shown. whether the
woman Was carrying twins.

Drs. Tysoe and Shaw did .

not make sure, Gardner said,
that Laurie was the only
child ready to be born in the

caseroom, which, had been

rted to an

tion, B.C. Su-

deta’
bowling. They,) took!;several “Frome Court was told Mon-

_ field trips and lentes: during.

eld'a tea.”
pring and

The ‘74 member. ‘associ:
‘ation, ig. presently. . working.

‘towards a ‘new sub-floor ‘and

covering for the main floor of.
its contre. A'fan is needed for ;*
the: kitchen. and air-condi-”
tioning for. the main’ portion
of the centre. aah

% Toey was born March 4,
‘1978. He was not found until
: four minutes after his sister,
Laurie, was born.

At the opening Monday of
‘a: malpractice suit against
Vancouver General Hospital
and. four doctors, lawyer
Robert Gardner described
the child's condition as‘ the
result of a “series of negli-
“gent factors.”

dants in the sult

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events

amniveraary of scouting.

tional 5: Centre
were given in detail as well
as its. facilities described.
Robson Recreation Society
reported work to its tennis
courts and pool with the big:
gest project, the re-roofing of
the Community Ea The hall

is made

disburses its grant to minor
hockey, minor soccer, figure
skating, minor baseball, girls’
softball, youth tennis, little

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BRIAN HUNTER
Bjorn A. Edblod, president of Realty World
Castle: Realty, is ‘pleased to. announce the ap-
pointment of Brian Hunter as Sales
ears of business experience
‘servicing the public, including two years in the
real estate industry. Residing in Cdatlegar, Brian
now wishes to concentrate in this area.and in-
vites his many friends and customers to call him
at-home or office in order to become acquainted
_with the many excellent real estate services he
can™ now, offer through Realty World Castle,

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of the Scouting aad Guide
movement.

The society also provided
camping equipment for the

weren't handy..-

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SCOUTS CANADA *
By R. HAMILTON
‘The 200 district boys in Beavers, Cube, Scouts,
. Venturers and Rovers will be actively inyolved in special
events planned for February to’commemorate the 76th

The Kootenay Columbia District Council has finalized
plans for Scout-Guide week, Feb. 21-28. A poster. contest
has been organized by Doris Latta. ‘ ;
| / Oni Feb. 21, a bonfire will be lit in the Castlegar-Shlmo

viewpoint area, West Kootenay Districts and others
Canada will light beacon fires that day as part
. of the riational brotherhood of scouting.

Feb. 22 is Uniform Day, and all boys aro encouraged to.
wear their uniforms to celebrate Baden-Powell’s
birthday. During this week, each group committee plans
an evening event to include boys of all sections and their ;

parents. 4

Feb. 28 is Thinking Day. A 6 p.m. torchlight parade
from West's to Stanley Humphries will start the evening.
An ‘indoor’ campfire will follow.which will feature skits,
songs and Baden-Powell’s last message; and will be great
fun for those attending. Parents and friends are also
welcome to join the parade and attend the campfire.

On Jan. 80, a district Beaver toboggan party was held
near. Selkirk College, for leaders, Beavers-and families.
About 60 people‘had a “super” time on the slopes — some
resorting to the seat of their pants when toboggans

For information and/or booking of the Secut Hall,
please: call Grace Wilson at 365-8353.
he next meeting of the Kootenay Columbia District
‘Council of ie Boy’ Scouts of Canada will be 7:30 p.m. Feb,
Wekcit Seat, Hall. Leaders and interested People

‘Two . Kootenay Columbia’ District ‘ Rovers, © Robert
Wilson and Brian Morris, will be entering the Snowarama
'82-this Sunday. The moeny collected through sponsors
will be ‘donated to the B.C. Lions Society. for crippled

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Expelled for spying

JAKARTA (AP) — In-

* donesia has expelled.a Soviet

diplomat and arrested a So-

dered Soviet assistant mili-.
tary attache S.P. Egorov to
Teave the country. The airline

viet airline; on
charges’ of ‘espionage, the
Foreign Ministry ‘said -Mon-
day, he: ‘government or- -

was as
Alexander Finenko, head of -
the Jakarta office of the So-
viet airline Aeroflot.

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The
include Dr. Stanley 5. Brit-
ten,'.a Vancouver general
|. practitioner, who was. the
'Wipflis’ family doctor; Dr.
“William Tysoe, who died in
1978, the obstetrical surgeon
who’ operated. by  Caesarian-
‘section; Dr. Dorothy Shaw,
an obstetrics ‘resident ‘who
took over the operation when
Tysoe cut his hand with a
‘ aealpel; and Dr. Graham Mc-
Morland, the anesthetist.

In-his opening remarks,
Gardner said the parents —
Joseph and Jeannette Wipfli

.of Kitimat, B.C. — will seek

to show that Dr. Britten was
negligent in not ordering an
ultra-sound scan that would

room for the procedure. .
STOPS BLEEDING -
Gardner said Dr. McMor-

land prematurely adminis-:

tered a drug that prevents
bleeding. The drug, he said,
quickly shut down the blood
supply to the placenta, there-
by robbing Joey of vital
blood-oxygen to the brain.

Tt was only after the drug
was injected that Shaw,
while feeling the uterus, dis-
covered the second baby,
Gardner said.

The family contends that

the ‘medical staff concen-. |

trated its efforts on clearing
the infant's lungs (since Joey
had begun to breathe in the
uterus) but failed to apply
heart massage which would
have increased blood © cir-
culation — especially to the
brain.

made a medical note about
ordering an ultra-sound scan
for her, he.didn't order one

because her condition — a ©

larger than normal uterus for
her stage of pregnancy :—

seemed to correct itself:as. _

the pregnancy progressed.
The case continues.

10 per cent jobless
Estimate optimistic

TORONTO, (CP) — High
unemployment will continue
to plague Canada this decade,
and about 10 per cent of the
work force could be jobless
by. 1990, warns a study by
University of ‘Toronto econ-
omist David Foot.

And even the p: of .

labor shortages in certain
critical areas of the economy
tather than the problem of
generalized unemployment.
But Foot says the labor
force will grow faster than

the general population this.
~ decade as the baby-boom

to de-

LO Berrcont unemployment

might Foot
says in ve study, Canada’s.
Population Outlook, because
the figure is based on the as-

mand work. That means the
ay will bo ch
ized by. general unemploy-
ment even though there may
be shortages in some speeilie

suinption that the vamos ffeg og

grow ata real average
annual rate of three per cent.
If growth is lower, unemploy-
ment will be higher.

Just to keep unemploy-
ment down to 7.5 per cent of.
| the work force, 2.3 million
“new jobs must be created
during the decade, says the
study. done for the Canadian
Institute for Economic Pol-
icy, a research organization
begun. by Walter.Gorndon,
former Liberal finance minis-
ter.

‘While O}tawa has made no
official economic predictioris
to 1990, it estimated in its
recent budget that:the Can-
adian economy will see real
growth of 2.7 per cent a year
this decade. .Unemployment
will average 7.8 per cent.

Finance Minister Allan
MacEachen: has. since said

Home values
showed big
drop:in ‘81

VANCOUVER (CP) — In

1981, the average Vancouver:

_ couple lost more in the value
of their home than they made

*at their jobs, according to
figures released by the Real
Estate Board of’ Greater
Vancoiver.

The average home sold on.
the Multiple Listing Service
in January for almost $42,000
less than the same month a
year before. Statistics Can-
ada says the average income
for two people in Vancouver
is $41,265, :

The drop in value is not

these — at least in
the short term — were opti-

mistic.
In “its longer-term econ-

housing ‘economist: ” Frank

Clayton. He forecasts:'Van- °

couver™ house prices ‘will

omic strategy,
the government is coricen-
trating on ‘what it sees as”

Pp ly drift at this level for ae
most of the year, possibly a

rising in late 1982.

Britten said that while he

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