HONOR AWARD, made_ available
through B.C. Safety Council,
presented to the BC Timber employ pleted 711

log pound department. The Bracentaiion
has been was made Oct. 7 with the men having

in Celgar Pulp Division's woodroom | and

Harrop hosts five W.I.s

A district meeting of the
West Kootenay District
Women's Institute was held
last Wednesday in Harrop,
with W.I

which is hoped will interest
more members. She also
showed approximately 100
slides, accompanied by a tape
. The slides in-

from Fruitvale, Robson, Kin-
naird, New Denver, Slocan
and the host institute of
Harrop.

District board first vice-
president, Carol Barkley,
opened the meeting and ih-
troduced Harrop's president,
Joan McNowen.

Two competitions were
featured during the day;
stuffed toys and h

cluded such subjects as the
home of Adelaine Hoodless
(the founder of the W.L), the
W.I. office in Victoria, the
provincial president with the
executive board and the
Children’s Hospital in Van-
couver. The slides are avail-
able to any of the W.Ls.
During the lunch recess,
judging took place of the
bread and toys. Prize win-

brown bread. A display table
was provided for each in-
stitute to display the many
crafts done by its members.

Two visitors were wel-
comed — one from Van-
couver and the other from
Spokane.

Mrs. June Bell of the
Fruitvale W.I. gave a brief
report of the Hands Across
the Border Picnic, which had
an attendance of 145 ladies.

Each W.I. was given the
name of its sister W.I. for the
year, and Kinnaird W.I. is
Robson's sister.

There is to be a seminar
with a demonstration of
quilts and needlepoint. Each
WAI. will receive notice when
this is to be held.

The Robson W.I. will be

hosting the provincial meet-*

ing in 1983.

Mrs. Bell, a member of the
provincial board, gave an in-
teresting talk about a new
program to be ready soon,

ners for th were
announced during the after-
noon meeting as follows:
brown bread — first, Mrs.
Muriel Heagy of Kinnaird;
second, Mrs. Kay Bate of
Kinnaird; and third, Mrs.
Rose Johnson of Robson.
Stuffed toys — first, Mrs.
Donna Anderson of Slocan;
second, Dorothy Hurd of Slo-
can; and third, Mrs. Lenora
Nutter of Robson.

Following the competition,
the bread was sold and pro-
ceeds were added to the Dis-
trict W.L coffers. The stuffed
toys are to be shipped to the
Children's Hospital.

Members were divided in-
to three groups, with each
group taking part in hairpin
lace, quilting and needle-
point.

At the close of the after-
nvon session, refreshments
were served. Thanks and ap-
preciation are extended to
the Harrop ladies for hosting
the event.

Technologists hold
seminar in Nelson

The West Kootenay Aca-
demy of the British Columbia
Society of Medical Technolo-
gists held an all-day seminar
on Oct. 3 at Kootenay Lake
District Hospital.

The seminar was attended
by medical technologists
from Castlegar, Creston,
Rossland, Nelson, New Den-
ver and Trail.

The seminar and business
meeting was chaired by Mar-
vin Thorgeirson, president of
W.K.A. Elections took place
for the position of vii

The seminar agenda con-
sisted of the following lec-
tures: Auto Immune Dis-
eases — Norm Careluis,
A.R.T.; Lab Diagnosis of von
Willebrands Disease — Deb-
orah Affleck, R.T.; Acridine

Orange Stain — Lynne Mc- ¢

Donald, A.R.T.; Develop-
ment of Thyroid Test Pro-
cedures — Dr. A. Rey-
nolds, pathologist; Monoclon-
al Antibodies — Dr.
Molony, patholgoist;

Presentation — Bonnie Had- %

ikin R.T. Trudy Thorgeirson,
ART. i iological

ident which was vaeated by
Maxine Coombs, who moved
to Vancouver, and for the
position of academy repre-
sentative, a two-year term.
Elected vice-president was
Linda Dower and academy
representative is Irene
Poohachoff.

Agents of Diarrhea — Ken
Zuk, A.R.T. Disseminated
Intravascular Coagulation —
Linda Dower, R.T.; and Lab
Relationships with Nursing
Staff — Cliff Cressy, R.T.

The next all-day seminar
will be held at Trail Regional
Hospital.

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Younger man, safer bet

KELOWNA (CP) — If men
stopped marrying ‘younger
women there would be fewer
widows left to endure years
of poverty, a former United
Church minister said here
Tuesday.

Harry Mullens, now execu-
tive director of the Sas-
katchewan senior citizens’
provincial council, told del-
egates to a Canadian Pension
Conference western regional
meeting here that the trend
for women to live longer than
men is still increasing.

He said in the last two
decades, life expectancy for
women aged 65 has increased
by three years to 84 or 85,
while the life expectancy for
men of that age has gone up
by only eight months to 80.

“So the chances are the
male will die befqre the fe-
male,” Mullens said.

“We may have to change
our social custom of men

marrying younger women;
women marrying an older
man.” .

He said if it. becomes cus-
tomary for women to marry
men younger than them-
selves, “chances are they
would both end up about the.
same time rather than the
women having this long
widowhood, which for many
means poverty.”

Mullens, 60, said: “I have
told my wife that when I kick
the bucket, do your grieving.
Then go back to life, which
may include a -husband or
lover.”

The financial problems of
elderly women living on in-
adequate incomes, either be-
cause they are widows or be-
cause they have held mainly
lower-| “paying jobs, is one of
the major concerns in the
pension field.

Federal Health Minister

Monique Begin said solutions’
to other general pension

. problems such as greater ac-

cess to private plans, porta-
bility and protection against
inflation, will not resolve the
particular problems of wom-
en.

Admitting that nothing “of
a very high profile” has hap-
pened since a national pen-
sion conference six months
ago at which she and Prime
Minister Pierre Elliott Tru-
deau said it was time for ac-
tion, the minister's speech
said there has been sub-
stantial activity behind the
scenes.

This has included meetings
between federal and pro-
vincial officials, a telephone
poll, of 1,000 people, and
planning with women's
groups for regional seminars
on pension issues of major
concern to women.

Beaver needed

help to

LINCOLN, NEB. (AP) —
“B.V. the beaver needed hu-
man help to overcome a fear
of water.

When he was brought to
the rural Walton home of
Carol Odell last June after
.being found by a family the
previous month, he was a
seven-week-old wreck. B.V.
weighed less than a kilogram
and had pneumonia and fur
that wouldn't repel water. In
fact, he couldn't stand water.

“He was an absolute
mess,” said Odell, president
of a group called the Wildlife’
Rescue. “I don't know whal
happened to make him hate
water.” Beavers normally’
spend much of their lives in
water.

Odell introduced B.V. to
water by carefully placing

adapt

the animal in her bathtub.
She said B.V was terrified at
first, but slowly became used
to it and then started to
enjoy it:

B.V. graduated to a plastic
swimming pool and then to a
local stream. The animal is
now ready to be returned to
the wild and was flown to
Texas on Tuesday.

“The reason he's going to
‘Texas is the mild winters and
because I don't want a beaver
in my bathtub all winter. And
the odor is amazing,” she said
of the musky oil the animals
secrete to keep from being
soaked.

The transfer was accom-
plished with the help of Deb-
bie Marcum with a Wildlife
Rescue chapter in Austin,
Texas, who will care for the
beaver.

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