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Castlegar and Distriet Hospital Auxiliary recently
installed its new officers in aeandlelight service.

Tony Ackney was installed as president, Muriel
Wilson vice-president, Sharon Waldie treasurer, Mar
garet Obedkoff correspondence secretary, Ann Stasila
recording secretary and public relations and Teena
Leitch, board representative.

Elsie Sharples will head the gift shop committee in
the coming year, Teena Leitch the cart committee, Patsy
Popoff baby pictures, Inga Lamont knitting, Clara Ger
rand tray favors, Marg Davidson candy stripers, Phyllis
Lamb membership, Anne Worby extended care, and
Shirley Sommers, Anne Worby, Cindy Talarico, Ada
Oglow, Grace Honchar the phoning committee.

The Auxiliary has just completed its 27th year of
service to the hospital.

During the past year, the Auxiliary held two rum.
mage sales, one raffle and many volunteer services at the
hospital raising more than $13,000, all which went
towards patient care items.

These items included a fetal heart monitor, a razor,
hair dryer and many small items for the patients during
“special days,” totalling over $11,000.

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY . . . (left) Patsy Popotf, past
president of the Castlegar and District Hospital
Auxiliary with Teena Leitch, past area represen.
tative for the West Kootenay hospital auxiliaries

Hospital executive chosen

Leftover rummage from the sales was donated to
Abbotsford for distribution to the needy of that area,

During the May meeting, hospital board chairmen.
Carl Henne expressed his thanks to the Auxiliary and
suggested that they are “an integral part of the health
care.” He asked for the organization's continued support
and co-operation.

Hospital administrator Ken Talarico stated that the
Auxiliary highlighted the year with its two-third funding
for the fetal monitor.

Talarieo also reported on future plans for the
hospital. He added that the Auxiliary's continued support
“can only enhance the health care plan at the hospital.”

Nursing director Denise Reid also expressed the
value of the fetal monitor and what it has meant to the
hospital staff and patients

During the Hospital Society's annual meeting held in
June, outgoing Auxiliary president Patsy Popoff gave a
report to the membership.

In her report she outlined the primary purpose of the
Auxiliary: “To add to the comfort and welfare of the
hospital patients, as well as raising money for hospital
needs.”

She noted that volunteer hours by members
amounted to more than 6,000 hours in the last year.

Volunteer services provided by Auxiliary members
for patients include hairdressing, entertainment, exer
cise, crafts, shaving, birthday and anniversary parties,
reading, both Russian and English, and taking baby pic
tures. .

Members also roll bandages for the sterilization unit,
and knitters keep the baby cupboard well stocked.

Patients can also purchase special needs items from a
cart which is taken around the hospital by Auxiliary
members on a regular basis.

The Auxiliary also provides a baby layette for needy
mothers, tray favors for special occasions and Christmas
fruit baskets. A wreath is placed at the cenotaph on
Remembrance Day and members decorate the hospital
and trees for Christmas.

An engraved silver spoon and T-shirt with the
inscription “I was born in the Castlegar and District
Hospital” is given to the New Year's baby. The Auxiliary
also pays for cable TV that patients enjoy during their
stay at the hospital.

Popoff also told the society the Auxiliary presents
three bursaries on an annual basis. Two are given to
Selkirk College nursing students and the other is pre
sented toa Stanley Humphries student entering the field
of medicine.

‘The Auxiliary also sponsgrs candy stripers and holds
an awarde day for-them. Th yéar’s awards night was
held June 4 at the hospital conference room.

At the awards night 12 candy stripers received
crests, five received pins, two received caps and one
candy striper received her 300-hour pin.

A total of 961 hours of volunteer work was given by
the girls from June 1983 to May 1984

Popoff noted that two delegates — Tony Acknew and

HOSPITAL HELPERS . . . (above) Candy Stripers at
the hospital were honored at an awards night held
June 4 in the hospital conterence room. (Below)

Sharon Waldie attended the B.C. Association of
Hospital Auxilaries conference in Vancouver

The conferencer under the theme “we care” stressed
the importance of communication in the community and
especially with volunteers.

Workshops on stress, the role of auxilaries in the
health care field, take time, and the need to get involved
with cardiopulmonary resuscitation, were some of the
activities delegates attended.

The BCAHA conference also stressed the impor
tance of men's involvement with hospital volunteer
health care. To encourage and initiate more men's
support, the local women’s auxiliary will now be known as
the Auxiliary to the Castlegar and District Hospital.

In other BCAHA news, Jan Height of Rossland is the

Members of the Castlegar and District Hospital
Auxiliary help out at a rummage sale.

new West Kootenay area representative for the
association

Outgoing representative, Teena Leitch, reported a
very enjoyable and fulfilling two years.

Leitch travelled with her secretary to all the West
Kootenay Hospital auxiliaries and said she found a
common bond of “enthusiasm and dedigation to health
care.”

One special highlight of her two year term was the
support given all hospitals by auxiliary members, and
seeing a West Kootenay auxiliary honor a male volunteer
in the auxiliary for his special services as a volunteer

During July and August, the Auxiliary will work
“Skeleton shifts” at the hospital, but will be back in the
fall.

Kinnaird has
awards day

Kinnaird Junior Secondary School held its annual
awards day June 30 with Anne Bondaroff as mistress of
ceremonies.

Following are award winners:

Senior Girls’ Basketball: most valuable player — Kim
Lees; most improved player — Jenny Rezansoff and Kerry
Harshenin. Junior Girls’ Basketball: most valuable player
Judy Closkey and Sherri Popoff; most improved player
Marcelina Silva. Beys’ Basketball Grade 7/8 Team: most
valuable player — Kevin Postnikoff, most improved player
— Dale Fitchett. Girls’ Volleyball Grade 7/8 Team: most
valuable player — Sheri Chernenkoff; most improved player
£ Arla Goolief. Beys Volleyball Grade 7/8; most
valuable player — Harold Russell; most improved player -
Dane Jackson and Kelsey Knutson; Boys’ Seccer Grade 7/8
Team: most valuable player Louis Dacosta; most

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MORE AWARDS . . . Mayor A Moore (above,
right) presents Dina Poohachott with the top citizen
ship award. (below) Carrie-Lynn Smith is presented
with the award for best all-round student by Eric Ross
of Westar Ltd

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improved player — Willy Hoover.

Girls’ Track and Field Grade 7/8 Team: most valuable
player — Stephanie Harmston; most improved player
Pamela Braun. Boys’ Track and Field Grade 7/8 Team: most
valuable player — Dale Fitehett; most improved player —
Janet Clay and Trent Dolgopol. Girls’ Field Hockey Grade
7/8 Team: most valuable player — Clare Andrews; most
improved player — Judy Closkey.

British Scheel Sports Development Award:
Basketball — Carrie Brown. Stanmum Cup: Captain of
Green's Goons — Travis Green. Intramural Award: “The ‘B’
Team.”

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CLUB AWARDS
Drama Awards: Karen Holden, Maya Kalmakov, Kyla
Jenner, Cathy Paszty, Wendy Pilla and Tammy Yanagisawa.
Gelf Club Award: Lorni Kanigan and Carl Overnay.
Library Club Awards: Coraline Cheveldave, Steven
Duckworth, Darryl Furey, Kari Hartman, David Kerkhoff,

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AWARDS .. < B student Jone Fleet (left) ond ic owards by Terry Rogers, principal of
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Grade top academi
Grade 7 student Brent Pinckney ote presented with Kinnaird Junior
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Julie Cost, Jane Fleet, Kari Hartman, Maya Kalmakov, Julie award. students must have been op the honor roll at least Closkey, Darryl Fyrey, Mike Gerrand, Tania Henning.
Leitner, Karen Miller-Tait, Tami O'Connor, Dina Pooha- three out of four times during the school year. David Hoolaeff, Marion Kooznetsoff, Marnie Mitchell, Greg
choff, Moniea Tymofievich. Grade Eight: Pati Anderson, Derek Ball, Claudia Peregrymn, Brent Pinekney, Chris Poohachoff, Denny

Braman, Catrie Bullock, Janet Clay, Trent Popoff, Andrew Port, Chris Sharp, Angela Smee, Liss
Andrei ane Fleet, Gordon Gjennes- Verigin, Allison Zanet.

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