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Castlégar News March 30, 1988
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Tuesday, April 5

7:30 p.m.
Community Complex

still die of polio

By JOHN CHARTERS

Jim Gouk, the Castlegar
Rotarian who in September
1986 made the 41,000-kilo-

metre, 41-day solo bicycle.

trip to Phoenix, Ariz. to raise
public and Rotary district
consciousness on the Rotary
International Polio Plus pro-
ject, recently he spoke on a
local endeavor to raise funds
for his favorite program.

“AIDS is the favorite,
front-page, high-profile di
sease these days,” Gouk said.
“How many however, are
aware of the fact that polio-
myolitis, (polio), which was
supposed to have been con.
quered years ago, is quietly
killing many more child vie:
tims across the world thap is
AIDS for the total popu
lation?

“Every hour of every day
in his modern massacre of the
innocents 500 children die of
polio and many more are too
crippled to lead productive
lives. Or to put another way,
every 14 hours a number
equivalent to the population
of Castlegar dies — 3.5
million children a year.”

Several years ago, Rotary

Polio Plus program which
had as its objective, the elim
ination of childhood polio
throughout the world by the
turn of the century.

A goal of $120 million US
was set to be raised by May
24, 1988 for the purchase of
polio vaccine, Some $114
million has already been
raised and it is expected to
exceed the target by the final
day. Any extra, therefore,
Will be directed to fighting
five other fatal diseases of
children, hence the ‘plus’ on
the project name.

To help achieve this goal,
the five West Kootenay Rot
ary Clubs of Trail, Rossland,
Beaver Valley, Nelson and
Castlegar have agreed to
Sponsor a series of concerts
by a West Germany visiting
brass band.

The band, 23 musicians and
nine auxiliaries, is currently
paying a return visit to the
eastern United States. It has
indicated a strong interest in
visiting the West Kootenay
area and has agreed to come
at its own expense to give a
series of concerts with all
proceeds to go to the Polio

be billeted by the clubs and
toured around places of in-
terest in the valley.

“Western Canada,” Gouk
said, “is ‘very big’ in Ger-
many. They are an outdoors-
oriented people and their
visit will not only boost the
Polio Plus Project, but local
tourism publicity as well.”

The band, which includes
brass instruments, bass gui-
tar, piano and drums, offers
local music lovers a rare
opportunity to hear the once-
familiar and now returning
big band sound.

The concert in Castlegar
will be given at the Stanley
Humphries Activity Room on
April 5. One adult ticket will
buy sufficient vaccine to
vaccinate 40 children,

On April 6 the local Rotary
clubs will be hosting a joint
dinner for the visitors at the
Community Complex.

Ron Woodward, director of
the Selkirk College graphie
design program, has assigned
the publicity and display
work for the band’s visit as a
class project, while Kel Print
of Castlegar is doing the
ticket preparation at its

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Supplement to the Castlegar News
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St. Patrick's Day

On March 17 members of
the Senior Citizens Associa
tion and guests were wel-
comed to a St. Patrick social
by president Gordon Fer.
guson.

After the singing of O
Canada, Margaret Reith ac-
companied by Edith Berg
sang a few Irish songs then
led the group in a short
sing-song.

Debra Tompkin's class of
dancers and five members of
the Old Time Fiddlers en.
tertained.

The younger dancers, ages
four and five, delighted the
audience as they danced the
Dolly Dance and the Hghland
Fling.

The older girls danced
several Scotch dances in.
cluding the Scotch Reel and
Sword Dance with excellance

— For variety Kaela Tomp
kins danced the Sailor's Horn
Pipe. The Irish Jig was
danced by Debra Tompkins
and daughter Kaela in comp.
etition. The audience was the
judge.

The Old Time Fiddlers
played in between costume.
changes and many couples
some wearing “the greens,”
danced to the lively tunes.

For the final number the
dancers changed into cute
mini-costumes and surprised
everyone by dancing the
Charleston accompanied by
the Fiddlers.

Teacher Debra Tompkins
introduced each of the girls
and thanked the seniors for
the opportunity to perform
for an audience.

Social commentator Lodell
Lipsett thanked Margaret
Rieth, the dancers, Debra
Tompkin and the Fiddlers.

Among the guests were
not only the mothers and
grandmothers of the dancers
but two proud fathers taking
pictures.

By RUBY MARSH
Jennifer is a five-year
old girl who is receiving
treatment for leukemia.
This has meant trips to

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at least every
three months as well as
many more to Trail.

The Cancer Society has
been able to given assis.
tance so that the strain on
the family life has been
eased somewhat. The don
ations given to the vol
unteer canvassers in the
next few weeks will go to-
ward helping others like
Jennifer.

The cancer society has
an enviable reputation for
making effective use of the
monies it collects. Of each
dollar donated only seven

receiving treatment for leukemi
well as many more to Trail.

Cancer Society helps
ease financial strain

for fund-raising, leaving 17
cents for patient services,
19 cerits for public edu
cation and 48 cents for re-
search.

Prevention, of course, is
the best place to start and
research is revealing that a
healthy life style is most
important — no smoking
and a well balanced diet
which includes extra fibre
and low fat.

The cancer society has
published a special cook
book, which goes into this
in more detail and all
recipes give calorie and fat
content as well as tell
whether it is a good source
of fibre.

The telephone director
now lists a toll-free number

HELPING HAND . . . The Cancer Society helps out those like Jennifer. She is
ia in Vancouver at least every three months as

trained volunteers man the
telephone and will answer
any question about cancer
as well as give names of
volunteers in your own
area.

As well, the local Cancer
Society Unit two new
volunteers. Eileen Hughes
has volunteered her ser.
vices in the “Reach for Re-
covery” program. This was
formerly called “Mastec-
tomy.”

This is designed to meet
the emotional and practical
needs of patients who have
had surgical removal of a
breast. Visits are made
with the approval of the
physician.

In addition, Nel Van-
dergag has kindly volun-

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