CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 6, 1975

CANDY STRIPERS pervices 5 ‘were kno wledged on »Tuseday of "

last week when a tea was held In'the

1
Marge Kantgan and Donna Townsend, all with 50 beurs ‘each.

Castlegar and District Hopital. Candy Stripers given reen posite
were, tet to right, Joan Sonkoritf and Evelyn Marken with 150
he Roth Sommers 100 hours, Linda Sat, Linds Popol

the girls is Candy Striper couvener Mra, Dawns.

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—Ladies Auxiliary to the Castlegar and District Hospital Photo

Vote BANHAM

Info/Health By Dr. Bob Young

For ALDERMAN

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Dear Dr. Young: I am a
60-year-old man with varicose
veins. My doctor says that it is
- better to treat these without
surgery for a while because the
veins may be needed for other
purposes later. I do not under-
stand what he means by this.

Although I cannot judge
your case, many doctors are
now. a little hesitant about

removing varicose veins, es-

ly in males,
Velns are the low pressure
side of the vascular system, and

have thin walls, Humans, who »

walk on their hind legs, have a
long column of venous blood
from the heart to the feet. The
pressure in this column can get
too high and cause the veln to
bulge; resulting in a varicosity.

feredity, vein disease, or
long periods of standing may
contribute to the stretching of
the vein walls,

Leg muscles help support
the ealimn of blood, especially
in the deep leg veins. They are
not as useful in the case of the
superficial velus, ‘where most.

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occur.
‘The weight of blood is also

supported by a series of valves
in the vein, ‘These act like locks
in a canal supporting short
segments of the column of
blood, thus reducing the load on
the lower part of the vessel.

Surgery Necessary for Varicose Veins!

Weakness of the vein wall
Increases the vein diameter and
this may pull the valve’ edges
‘apart, causing the valve to leak,
This puts more pressure on the
valve below, and they may fail
one after another. E

If not treated, the early
symptoms of leg aches and
heaviness, ankle swelling, and
vein tenderness become
plleated by constant leg 1 well
ing, brown discoloration of the
akin, and chronic leg ulcers.

In spite of all this, sur-
geons are now frequently sug-
gesting that medical treatment
with elastic atockings and other
measures be used for a ‘few
years before the veins are
removed. Such treatment is
often effective.

Since artery disease, in
general, is more serious than
vein failure, its treatmont war-
rants priority, The best mater-
ial available to repair or replace
an ‘artery. la/ 4; veln fromthe
same person.

‘An available leg veln may
make all the difference M4 the
person needs a grait
cedure to a leg; heart or.
onary), or other artery. ||.

44) Your own doctor-is the
beat, ‘person to advise you
‘the most appropriate
“treatment for your: varicose
veins,

Poor Attendance Hampers
Regional Arts Panel Meeting

Local artist, Alfred Cross-
ley, was a guest of Last week's
Community Arts Couneil meet-
ing. He showed examples of bis.
painting and batiks lo the
members and discussed the
possibility of exhibiting his
work,

It was agreed that. he
should hold a small preparatory
exhibition of paintings in the
Kinnalrd branch of the library.

Brown commented
on the poor attendance at the
Regional Arts Panel meeting at
the National Exhibition Centre
and. reported that: Mrs. Inge-
borg’ Thor-Larsen. had. agreed
to stand for election to the
panel.

recital on Nov. 10 are available
now from council members,
library branches and the drug
stores,

The next concert in the
music series will be a piano

* recital by Merril’ Nixon, in the

‘Selkirk College lounge on the
evening of Dec. 4.

‘Arts Couineil meetings are
held every last Monday in the
month at ‘the Kinnaird branch
of the library. The members
Extend a welcome to all those
interested to attend.

[CASTLEGAR NEWS,

OFFICE HOURS

Former MLA Wants to Throw Hat into Ring

Campbell Seeks Socred Nomination

A man who has served in
the B.C, legislature before and
who has lived most of his life In
the Rossland-Trail riding an-

tion for the, Dee. 11 election.
Burt! Campbell of Castle-
gar, who was an MLA for three
years before, said ‘the No. 1
issue in this riding “will be
capable representation.” He
sald Rossland-Trail is a great
and historle riding “and de-

serves better representation |

than it has been gelting for the
past three years.”
Province-wide, Mr, Camp-
bell says waste In government,
the growth of the bureaucracy
and new directions for govern-
ment in publle spending will be :
“Restoring economle

ment opportunities for our
people are equally important.”
The Socsad snomination
hopeful took-his schooling in
‘Trail and ne Thirty.
eight years old, he
resident of the riding since
1942. He ‘is publisher of the

He
Burt Campbell
family-owned Castlegar News
nd represented the adjoining
riding of Ravelstoke-Slocan
from 1969 to 1972 while still
resident of the Rossland-Trail

riding.
Ml is

Mr, Campbe! married *
to the former Judy McDiarmid

of West Vancouver. They have
three children, Gral

District Resident Paul
Tarasoff Dies af Age 84

District resident for more
than 60 years, Pan! Tarasoff,
84, of Shoreacrea died Sunday
at Trail Regional Hospital.

Funeral services began -

‘Tuesday and concluded yester-
day from Tarry's Hall.

Mr. Tarasoff was born in
Russia on Jan. 14, 891, He
immigrated to Verigin, Saak. in
1899 and moved to Krestova in
1912. He has resided in Shore-
acres since 1904.

Predeceased by his wile,

Rare Event
Of Dolphins

Filppy, the only adult male ,

dolphin in the Miami Sea
jum's main tank,

nosed dolphin perform sin
shows, but he's now e'father—
twice over.

‘Two dolphina were born
recently in the main tank and
two more were expected.

Over 1,000 people wit-
nessed the birth of the female.
It took 55 minutes, with the

first contractions beginning at

1.55 p.m.

This is about average time,
says head trainer John Scanlon
who gave detailed information
about dolphins and their birth

recess,
The roar from the crowd

Helen in 1968, he is aprvived-by
three daughters, Mrs. Fred

(Nellic} Postnikoff of Shore-:

acres; Mrs, John (Mary) Lebe-
deff of Thrums and Mrs. Helen
Chernenkoff of Castlegar;.a
brother Mike of Krestova; nine
grandchildren, 17. great-grand-
children ‘and two great-great-
grandchildren.

Burial took place at Kres:
tova Cemetery with the Castle-
gar Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements.

with Birth
in Captivity
went up at 2.10 p.m, after a
series of violent twists by
Mother. Bebe. The: mother
quickly nudged her newborn
calf to the surface, allowing the
baby'to take its first reath of
air.”

“Dolphins are mammals,
They: breathe through the

blow-hole on top of their heads -

and suckle thelr young for a

period of about 18 months.

Their gestation period ' varies

but usually lasts'11-13 months.
Re-Elect
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“Senter 8 and Loree 6. Mrs,
Campbell is a teacher and very
active in'the Kootenay Society
for Handicapped Children.

Mr. Campbell has been
Involved in polities for, many.
years and was president of the
Rossland-Trail Associa
thon in the early 1960's, Follow.
ing the 1972 election he re-
aumed his political activities in

Rossland-Trail and has served
as membership secretary a8
well as communications
man for the local S
' Me" chatred the party's

. thighly’ successful’ Regional ,
‘Trail in.

Policy Convention

April an
June membership

; er MLA was top
journalism radiant of Tor:
onte's Ryerson

‘and also its Halegie

“is immediate past, president of
the Castlegar Kiwanis Club and
has served on:many. United
Appeal campaigns In
ranging | from, canyay Tr to
general

‘His father, Ta Campbell

Capital. Theatre in Rosslan
before starting the, Castle
‘Theatre in Castlegar.”

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The Kootenay

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“Finger licking good! .’.

‘Yes, sir, that was coral ‘the 0
word for it last Thursday when
460 candy applies went on sale
during the noon hour.’ As you
ae a imagine, “trading was

It was another determined

effort by.the Band members to

money for uniforms and It

up thelr sleeves, and went to
work. a nd-one. half
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Your life at age’ 80 is a
tipotf to the kind of life you'll be
living ati70,- Old! age merely
continues what earlier years
launched.

7 Oh
depressed, fearful, full of self-
doubt showed the same traits
when they were 80.

Menand women’ who seem-

ed the. moat worrisome and")

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Fo SMAYOR

omen .who -are *

precccapled with their health

_ turn out to be alckest elderly

uypers
Talversity of California's In-
stitute of Human Development,
Berkeley. -; ant
a
“One Halt Jobless ©
During the Great Deprea-

sion,” unemployment mounted °
“in urban areas until at its peak,
in’ the beginning “of° 1933, ,
Japproximately one.out of every.

E ims mo wage earners ‘waa out of

week.

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‘Judy Roberts; Lorraine Me!
“Quire, ViStoushnow, Connie

_weKinnoty ‘Hazel. Kirkwood,

“ ‘folee Sockachoff et Lois

Bisblens
‘Thanks, also, to Wayne
Wolfe, the assistant manager of
Kreage’s ini Trail, who donated
all the lange S
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.. We ih e another group
who should take a bow—o1
famous “Good hat . on:
sored by Mra. They,
‘provide hot aoe each nippy
morning as the students come
in blowing ‘on their

‘They offer assorted cool
but everything must

* with his lantern until Judgment
Day, Buy.

"lle used to bo the
Druids’ sutusia festival: It was
called the vigil of Saman, the
god ott e dead.

in this ‘night he let loose
all his pirita who had occupied
«the bodies of animals during the
past year.(This accounts for the
Idea of ghosts, goblins, and
witches.)

‘Tho Drulds held cate sac-
ted. They thought that once
they had been human beings,
-who were changed as punish
ment for’ evil deeds. Hey! We
have - cat that always hangs

d our school. Perhaps he's
irying to| tell Mr. Rogers’
gt (we're kidding, alr,

eine (oi

‘Tomorrow
have our noreaser” Dance.
Hold on to your rat-tall combel:

Church Here |
. Soon to be a familiar face.

Castlegar is Elder David Pen .

ningta who, along with Elder”

Don Olsen, is a representative
ofthe Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter. Day Saints,

* They are here for pest of
their two-year missions and are
snow sharing different aspects
of their beliefs. Some of these

aspects aré the Book of Mor-
mon’and the family Home

be “nutritionally sound” to earn © be

‘Mrs. Walters’ stamp of a
Proval.
oe

Friday afternoon saw 01
Indoor Track Meet tn fall

> swing—all stops pulled out!

This year, because we have
three houses instead of four, we
could spread out a bit,

+ T-Birds took the south |
wall, Lipizzans the east and’
dass the north. T-Birds,

te ey beats

"Jags, tried des ;
rallies ie

the job and satisfaction of
serving and worshipping the
wiour. I truly enjoy telling
sie the message of the
Kingdom of God on earth .”
‘These two Mormom elders

invite the people of this area 12,

learn more about the gospel.

Radiologist Predicts
Preventive urgery .
“Foi

frenzied bugl

ly served
to atampede the td f
"

‘When the dust

the end of the day, Li

‘Jags we almost oven in
points.

‘We have one or two more

© events to clear,

80
will have to wait until next

oe ee
We hear that visiting
schools call us “the Great
Pumpkin”. Because of. the
. orange color the w 0 Lave
* painted our Gutaide, wall: and
there seems to be nothing ws
ean cos ‘about it... ; Scare’ them

+4 vik volleyball tourna-
‘iment our “B” girls won three of
their four. and the “A"_

team won two. and came close
= faitbe others.

*°tQur. boys’ rep team de:
feated Grand Forks: in' two

considered to have the fees
risk of getting the disease.

Dr. John Wolfe of Detrolt's

* Bute) Hospital told a seminar

at Mount: Sinai’ Hospital that

beast Xorays cat be R

“diagnostic
done through a technique call
xeroradiology,
(Xerox copying
ject X-ray

rather than on of coaventioal {
Xray film: i

‘Women were then class
fed in fve ‘categories ranging
from high risk to mininial risk

according to type of breast
tissue ties.

any abt
Dr. Wolfe’ said ‘doctors:
should consider. preventive

breast removal for high-risk

. depending on.the wo-

ages, symptome and
edieal ies.

me
‘The process he refered
to—subeutaneous bre:
" di

asa of library
syatem service, will be contin:
ued until the date of a referen-

‘dum on library systems in the
_ Kootenays, it has been-an-

nounced by the Kootenay Li-
brary System Society.

‘The bookmobile has been
scheduled to operate on the
demonstration basis only’ until
Dec. 31; 1976.

‘The provincial library de-

_velopment commission has

agreed to continue the opera:
tion of the bookmobile past that
date, while nogotiations con-
tinue In the Kootenays to bring
the Ubrary system proposal to

_ held by the Kootenay Library

districts a "East eats
Cetra) Kootenay and Koote-

Boundary.
Only the Regional District
of Central Kootenay has agreed
to-date to allow a referendum
on the library system proposal,
Negotiations are being

nay

System Society with the re-
gional districts, with the hope
of a spring referendum on the
proposal throughout the ents

area.)

Bood Anniversary
‘This year marks the 0th”
anniversary of Canada Savings
Bonds. :

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursdsy, November 6, 1975

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