CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 11, 1962

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Casilegar Representative for
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WKHU Issues Warning
About Infectious Jaundice

Ann.

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—SERVICES-—
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contact ws about jor rates for using
hone,

Jaundice is on the
incrense in the West Kootenay
Health Unit area and it ts feared
that there may be an epidemic be-
fore winter Ja over,

‘This was reported by Dr, James
HH, Lindsay, director of the Health
Unit.

There have been over a dozen
cases in Trail during December,
mostly among the relatives and
neighbors of the first cases, There
have also been cases in Rossland,

and

months or yeara,

The Winess comes on with fe-
ver, a loss of appetite, headache,
fatigue and sometimes vomiting and
abdominal discomfort, After a few
days jaundice appears, that ls, the
skin and whites of the eyes turn
yellow, It ls important to be under
@ dootor’s cave and to make sure
that the local Health Centre is no-
tiffed,

‘There is a serum against in-
fectious jaundice, This protects on.

ly for six weeks, The staff of the
‘Heaith Unit are giving it to those
adults and children who have been
in close personal contact with a
case of jaundice recently,

Tt ts hoped that by tracing all
the cages and inoculating the clos-
eat contacts it will be possible to
prevent a large epidemic. There are
two personal precautions everyone
may take. First, be especially care.
ful about your personal cleanliness,
Secondly, take to bed early if you

Infectious jaundice is caused by

a virus. It may be passed from

person to person directly. One case

is Tr often followed & month later by

several more cases among the

friends, work-mates and relatives of
the first patient,

Infectious jaundice may also be

passed through the stools if people
are not scrupulously clean in their
personal habits, It is most impor-
tant to wash the hands thoroughly
especially after the toilet and after
touching solled objects,

Infectious jaundice is also in-
creasing all across Canada this last
year, There was a large epidemic
of it in Rossland, Trail and Fruit-
vale some years ago, At least one
woman died of it at that time, ond
many people were weakened for

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Mandatory Grade
Marked Lumber
For Gonstruciion

“We have passed the January
ist deadline announced by Major
General H, A. Young, Deputy Min-
ister of Public Works for the man-
datory grade marking of all con-
truction lumber required by DPW,”

=5/said G. E, Bell, General Manager

f the Canadian Lumbermen’s As-
sociation in a reminder to all lum-
er suppliers on public works pro-

The Canadian L

feel unwell, and call your
doctor if you do not feel batter in
a day or two,

Want Pool Finished
For Summer Use

Kinnaird courcil will advise the
Kinnalrd Swimming ‘Pool Society
that it is prepared to meet with
the society's executive in an effort
to finish the pool in time for swim.
ming this summer.

Commissioners expressed the
hope at thelr meeting Monday
night that work can be planned for
‘the pool under the winter works
program and that the work can be
started next month,

IODE to Donate, Special
~SHHS Education Award

The regular meeting of the
Lildan Killough Chapter of the
IODE was held Monday in the
‘Twin Rivers Hall, There were 13
members present with the regent,
Mrs, J, Killough, in the chair.

to be held Jan, 16 at 8 p.m, in the
home of Mra, R. Weat, for the
members, will be used to replenish
the depleted hospitality fund.

An executive mecting will be
held Feb, 5 at the home of Mrs,
Mm

‘Bince 1062 is Wear, a
special award of $50 will be given
by the Chapter to some atudent
of SHHS, The conditions of the
oward will be determined at a fu-
ture meeting of education
Mr. Allen Selble with the awards
committee, ‘The $100 scholarship
will be available as usual.

A donation of $25 will be sent
to the Kinnalrd Swimming Pool
fund, A donation will be made to
the Eskime Fund, a Nationa! Chap.
ter fund, which will be used for the
construction of a third community
hall for Eskimoes, A contrbiution
will be made to the retirement
fund, a Provincial Chapter fund,
for the benefit of retiring provin-
celal office aecretaries.

A box of used clothing was
sent recently by services at home

end abroad secretary, Mrs, Gergley,
to be distributed in refugee areas,

Empire and world affairs con-
venor, Mra, Zinlo, read an article
entitled “In the Gambia.” Gambia
4s the last remaining British De-
pendency on the West Coast of Af-
rica having had this status since
the 16th century,

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Rev. E, A. Brophy, PP.
Sth at Elm Street
Sunday Masses - 830 and 10.30 am
Bvening Mass - 6.00 p.n,

GRACE GOSFEL CHURCH

Thurs, 7:45 p.m. Bible Study
‘Tues, 7:30 pan, Young
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Robson — Ist and 8rd Sundays at

11 am. a
Castlegar -—— Service of Worship at
730 pm.
Kinnaird -~ Service of Worship a
9.45 am.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
LD. z
Sundays at 10 am, in the Twin
£5 Rivers Hall

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCR
Church School at 945 am.
Worship at 11.00 a.m.

Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.

8ST. RITA'S CATHOLIC CHURCH) mrs.

Evening Sacrament Service 7.30 pm i

Goresky, read a section on the
types of chapters within. the order;
these being
provinelal and national.
Scrutineers for the nomination
of officers were Mrs. Whittaker and
. The members of the
nomination ‘committee are. Mrs.

Whittaker, Mrs Selble and’ Mrs. |

Sylvest, :

Two new members were: wel-
comed into the chapter at the De-
cember meeting, these belng- Mrs.
Severe and Mrs, Craig,

A church parade will be: held
gun, Jan, 28 at 7.30 pm, in the
Anglican Church,

‘The proceeds of a bake bingo,

Castlegar
Briefs

7@ouncil approved a plan for
rond access to the Dr. Hall subdi-:
vision. All commissioners had view-.

ed the Rroposal in person at the, i ea

site.
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Pane appeared before council ‘with
regard to a building and ‘bulk stor-

age tank which the company wishes
to erect in the Sherbiko area. Com-
will view the proposal.

THE
TABEENACLE
Sunday School - 10 am.
Morning Worship - 11 an

Evangelistic - 7.30 p.

Prayer and Bible Study - Semhure:
day at 7.30 p.m.

‘Young People’s - Priday at 7.30 p.m,

ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sun-|
, days at 11 am.
Anglican Church — 2nd and 4th
Sundays at 12 a.m, Mattins followed
by Holy Communion.
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

ANGLICAN CHURCH
2nd Sunday after Epiphany-Jan, 14
St. Alban’s 830 a.m, Holy Eucharist
St, John’s 930 a.m, Mattins
St, Alban’s 7.30 p.m. Evensong
Rev. C, R. Day — Parish Priest

BAPTIST

ssocintion is one of these author-
itles,

“Every contractor and indiv-
idual lumber consumer throughout
the country can take advantage of
this program by insisting on re-
ceiving only grade marked lumber.
‘The government's leadership in this
matter will directly benefit the en-

Kinnaird Soclety Hall
Spm. Sunday School for the whole
family, with a fine Bible class for
adults,
3.00 “One Lord, one Faith, one Bap-
tism.”
730 “The Holy Spirit.”
‘Thurs, 800 Prayer Meeting
Pastor G, Fraser BTh, call 365-5121

tire industry,” Mr. Boll.

Citizen of

The Award will be

WHO WILL BE
CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT’S

‘the Year?

Groups and organizations are asked to submit
their suggestions by 5 p.m. Jan. 15 to:

JACK YOUNG

Chairman, Kiwanis Citizen of the Year Committee

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Announced Jan. 27

at the site before making a decis-
jon on the matter.
oo 8 8

‘Works supervisor Norman Mc-
Nabb advised council that he. had
dismissed a permanent member . of
the village crews. Village chairman
Aage Sylvest commented thatthe
crew was Mr, McNabb’s responsibil.
ity and that he considered Mr. Mc-
Nabb's remarks as being made to

for their

only.
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Comm. V. R, Cook said Mr. Mc.
Nabb deserved congratulations for
the efficiency of the works depart-
ment during 210Gk

The vies l gureseyeke tind
agreement with the Clvic Employ~
ees’ Union has ended and the vil-
lage will enter into bargaining with
the union,

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A record of indemnities paid
commissioners and chairmen in
other B.C. eonicaariee is being

started.
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Accounts totalng $1,024.16 were

approved sors payment.

» At the aatenaa of Comm.

f| George Carr, the exact cost of De-

cember’s municipal election is to be
calculated by the village clerk and
@ report made to council

Hostesses for she evening were
Mrs. Hostetter and Mrs, Pedersen.

Wage Agresment
Reached Bohsosa
Hospital & Unica

Agreement nas been reached
between the Castlegar hospital and
local 160, Hospital Employees’ Un-
on @ labor and wage agree-
men, for 1062,
‘An average of 4 per cent In-

NH

Is for
ACCURACY
in
AUTO
REPAIRS

CASTLE

MOTORS Ltd.
Phone 365-2411

crease in salaries ig part of the

agreement while application of the SHELL PRODUCTS
ce Act will

Mrs. |

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George Son of Canadian ed

apnly to ail employees under the i
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Television Service

@ Repairs to all makes of TV's,
Radios, Phonographs.

'@ Electrical Appliances, i

@ Applications for TV cable hook-
ups made here.

“Years, * experience is our

guarantee | of dependable service."

ELECTRONIC SERVICES 4
365-3331 — Phones — 365-4601

- A reliable person as agent for Provincial non-profit organiza-
tion in the Castlegar-Kinnaird ares. This ‘is part-time work
and can be done evenings or odd hours, Salary is based on

for results Tf you are in mak-
ing extra money. over. and above your present income and
-wotld like to work part time for a sound non-commercial estab.
Hshed organization with existing membership in‘ this area, -
please apply in writing to Box Number, 490B, Castlegar News,
stating name, address, age, beekground experience, and names
of three references. Male or Female applications are acceptable.
Candidates will be interviewed. ‘Deadline for applications is
January 16th,

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You. can. always be
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan..,11,; 1962:

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Beautiful cut ‘ioiters floral’ ar-
rangements and potted plants.

* Wedding Bouquets * Funeral
Designs * Gifts for all occasions

* Hart Mountain Pet Supplies ~

a Carlton greeting cards and
Gift Wrap P

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Look! $5 given away cach Tay

Yes ...... $5.00 will be given away each week for the next eleven
weeks, Just watch for your name to appear in one of ‘the advertise-
ments on this page, phone the Castlegar News, and a cheque will be
mailed to you. Cheques will be made out to each one of the merchants

in turn,
LOOK FOR YOUR NAME. TODAY!

TOASTERS .
. CAN OPENERS.
* FLOOR. POLISHERS
CLOCKS °
MANY OTHERS

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~ - Infant: ‘Romper Sets “Little Girls Dresses
we ces Little Boys Suits Sins
at MARY MAXIM SWEATER
for him ‘or her

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Wedding Cakes and Birthday Cakes a Specialty
PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS. EARLY

Dutch Maid Bakery.
“DUTCH MAID IS THE BEST MADE”
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ALWAYS
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latest’in records and supplies.

Mrs, Mary. Moore, - Castlegar, B.C.
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