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Peregrym. — Castlegar News Photo

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the .board is Nick Oglow. Other board

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The Minto Chapter No. .

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Hospital Board
Hears Reports
On (971 Activity

The number of patients
admitted to the Castlegar
and District Hospital t
year was lower than
previous year, administra-
tor Ken Talorico told fhe

born admissions totaled 142,
or nine below that of the

1970.

Mr. -Talerico said the
hospital had an average oc-
gupaney 67.5 pee ae sent edu,
ing the year -
ber of pation. treated
amounted to 5,063. Accident

annual”

g that during 1971
the hospital spent $14,442-
.20 on equ equipment

discon

Since 1959 their donation

bas amounted to $37,035.47
hich has benefited this

oot tremendously.”

. Talerico gald some
minor “changes en
made since the conmulteave
visit of the

oar eporting on the nurs-
ing service department was
Mrs, June O'Sullivan who
said minor surgical cases
numbered 555, major cases
261 and there were 100

cases in the intensive care

unit during the years

During -the ming a
year, she sald, the hospi
will convert to the metric
system “if at all: possible.”

opal statement —

none. bys J.

oe ration.
. “The BA. Hospital In-
surance ‘Service adjustment
to care of the differ-
ence .between actual occup-
ancy and budgeted aoe
we came po, $24,684.40," he =

which we received.”
ae ‘Women’s Aurillary
presented Mrs.
that
the

Lamont, te ea
: fine, wing 1871. total

uri otal-
led" 2,500 hours. Of this

services. °
‘Two awards, “of $100

gram at.
50th Anniversary
Marked by. Couple
In the Valley

A 50th wedding Anniver;

sary was_ celebrated
month in Winlaw.

Friends * gathere ed
Feb. 20 to fen Mr. and

that together,
2S with?!” other aasjusin 2
made a’ total oF" 26 3040 *

POLISHING MEDALS was the ob of the {
Pup Hockey League mothers last week as
they made plans for the Easter weekend
play. Working on them were Mrs. Pauline

Nazaroff,- Mrs.
garet Foublister,

Marlene ’ Kirby, Mrs. Mi
Mrs, Jeanette Horning, Mrs.

Connie MacKinnon, Mrs. Annette Barnes and
Mrs, Karen Smith, — Castlegar News Photo -

Pup League Hockey Officlals Name .
Most Valuable, Most Improved Stars

exelting series of
sayart games, marked the
Bi Hockey windup

the
game of the round robin
schedule.

The Rangers emerged
victorious on the strength
of their scored — a&
total of 1
the Canadians,
goals, for second place and
the third place Canucks who
netted ad stake: goals.

three teams had
each won three and lost

me i fourth lace were
the Black Haw! with a
e and three record, and

the Ladies’ Auxiliary, under
Mrs. Gale McKinnon and

Mrs, Wally Horning. ~
Once the hungry mob
was fed, League manager
Bob ‘Knowler conducted a
which

proved: John Bradford.
Each coach submitted
one name for Rookie: of the
Year Award, and the win-
ner, chosen by Mr. Reamer

was e Nevakshonoff, of -

the mks,
. The League Play. Cup
was acce| enny
y Bherstobitetf :

the Bruins, an

thanks were pre-

sented ‘to Mr. Knowler and
to Be nS Manager Mr.
gsley Kirby, for the fine

: i they had done ‘for the

able: Danny Barnes. Most

big wean
ena, wale
m1,

bam wh tes

: Lauriente,

camera:] happy. pare! nts .don-
ned. skates: to” bike. snaps of
their future NHL stars.
Following the skating,
approximately 250 people
moved upstairs to the. ar-
ena hall for hot dogs, pop,
do-nuts and Coffee, suppll-
ed with the assistance of

Sons of: Norway
Entertain Scols
wi Sing-Song

way ended with the Scots
lads ig. -But~ when
they next met,’ be was a
song and dance fest.

The of gay’ kilts

of the Scots and the bright’ 7

pounads and vests of the
y set

Norwegians made a ga:

Tefods for ‘the sing-song ot
fodies from ‘both count

tired ‘The get together, held

in inthe Nordic Hall in Kin-

who sang two numbers to

k f |

©

Winlaw and Mrs, Nick

golly) Verigin of Perry
Siding.

‘The-reception was held _
at the residence of: their ;

"thay anes
ren and one great grandson,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. Larry

cen,
Dans

andenild.: t ‘bo ws Aree of refieshment

Sver which Floyd Bacon, mas-

: ter, 2

ol Price
the accompaniement of Mrs.

who accepte
for the
viet

and ‘a “ecolt-
. rounded out the meeting ov-

of ceremonies,

aided.

Dan F
Rangers: Most Valuable:
Bruce Martin. Most Improv-
ed Doug Johnstone,

Black Hawks: Most Val-
uable: Curt Horning. Most
Improved: Lorne Kalesnik-
off, Doug Knowler, Ron

Doug, Lennon
(tied).

Cantcks:' Most Valuable:
Danny “Drazdoff.;, Most: Im-

league over the ‘season.
Ea team’ presented its
coach with a gift bought by
the boys, and a round of
applause from the “parents
assembled showed how
much the managers and
coaches were appreciated. |
resent agreed tha

ful season.

. MAIL ROUTE
nadian,

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the fourth rea

Lattars to the Editor
‘Handling of Retarded Home

{By Kinnalrd.Council Querled:”

Dear St: .ectors show w 600d will, if
oa gy rezoning £08 for
Boarding pete are. squashed by

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same time net the

Gignity” and ba

and / happiness ‘we feel
that the -existing ‘rights of

to
matt Glave Jankola and Ger.
ald Rust fc ora supporting th

For Services

Dear Sir; :
On behalf of the boys
and its we: would
John

tion of f the he fourth send reading at
March 21 that two me ane the
whieh, in
eant changing of the
bylaw would fave been
sumed iown.:

of the ‘bebavior of the bo: Dove.
We had no problems ‘at a
again,
2 Bozek and ‘tir. MacKinnon.
‘The reason for tabling Sand: Mre-: William

Tending was ex-
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Found Galtiy

manner, estioning ©
the moral attitudes of those,

A 21 old’ Blue-
aa, Dixon Paul

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Sandy's My Ss.

Let's. see, The. first New
Zealander I ever met was a
French teacher called Jean-
nie Cameron, I kissed her up

in an apple tree one day. -

She was twenty-six, and
lonely. I was nineteen — and
nineteen,

he, wasn't a New Zea-
lander then. She was‘a:high
school teacher. And I was a
student. In fact, when the
word got around that I was
kissing my French teacher.

should be seen and heard,
but not touched.

lowever,, that's another »

story.’ Jeannie fell in love
with a New Zealand airman,

during the war. His name ,

was Andy. Said he owned a

sheep ranch. But I reckon °

he was a shoerclerk.

He was no different from |
thousands of Canadian ser- _

out expecting The Pon-' *

derosa, and found they were
the sole menial on 120 acres
of cedar and rock. Or John-
y didn’t happen. to own
Rat gold | pour: He just

Nee I hope she slept well,

“counting those non-existent

. sheep as they leaped , over.
the shoe counter.

The next New Zealanders «

1 met were in training, in-

spoke

doing. that
plied, We thet! we'd weck
‘Beddocks

ir ivul teen this
meant they thought they

would walk across a couple .

“an old guy, about twenty.
type. Earthy, ~
Tealis ‘he

five. : Good”.

ic,

and the deer and the sheer:

and ! the women of New Zea

| Letter

Don’t Build New
Sewage Lageon

To Pollute Air

Dear Sir;

vicinity of the.

land that I blush, even now
to think of how I half be

Heved

pos was sold and wo
formed: a syndicate, then

go to 'N.Z, en P
people goin, gto realize it is
ple going

and there,

two. years.

others,

Canada, and drive across.the
country by truck. It's quite
possible. that he planned to
drive it across the

to
after the war and “et ‘rich in
‘he syndicate
was rather shattered when
Nick and Freddy were killed w
Sin one weck, and I was shot

| down the next.
* . In prison camp, I knew
¢anather Newzie, He was a
“squadron leader, Everybody
else thought he was around
} the bend, but I knew he was
* just another Newzie, He'd
come to my room in bar-
racks every so often and bel-

to

sepuc font:

invite them to

son has to, swallow
Not to throw up.

lam. an of the con.
cerned citizens living in th
open a

ie stop and
+ about the pollution problem
hich exists ain this area

from the a
smell” from? this dreaded

If any ‘person. says it
does not jamal, 1 voreevally ,

come and
“smell it for themselves!
The smell is.so disgusting ©
and revolting that a per,

ask you, Fis this pro-

gress?
[hear so many. people
say we must not Sina in

line of progress.
v

Pacific, Hoot but I couldn't
in ick

preeable to something,

it is. Writing a column is one

of the slonellest lobe in the
Once

world.

shouting into the void, you
it warms the

hear an sco.
uch

Auckiand, New Zealand. ¢
“Thank ‘you, ' dear: Bill
Smiley, for your‘ delightful ,
column, Here I am, 7,000
miles arom home and T felt

land.

times

and
. down
and
awhile, therel

Is this progress?

is this, from

mike 2 ert it in New Zea-

“As usually happens at
like

these, minor

A problems .seem major also
and. it seems impossible to -

siti
where I. was las

P tis
t night Lae

the Statesman arrived from
Bowmanville and I flipped it

open
umn.

‘men and weather make mis-
take

”, Well,

Al nd it felt so good f
iO. ‘imake
story” Short: it. was with a

out. id’
be so bad after all. And I
‘was still chuckling so much

A person parks his vi
*-hicle at the site or near it

could see the white

subsites that settles on it.

. substance .is real-

“due eter, *purnt out liquor
and is alkali, ‘

‘hat is what they sald
when fe pu mill was be-
ing bull

wi
towards “toate i

aird , the Sia
rotven cabbage is distinctly

And that
far at.the rate that we are

Boing.

I> nearly died aL: wish

long: efore.:..

yo. quences. after,

* a pro! ectl

that I suddenly realized that

. Tay head was high, my stride
confident and the night sky
down here is really beautiful

and God is u

p there . ... how
had I forgotten? Sut ‘to be
able to laugh again at
thing. It really et do good

like medicine.”
dear lady.

some-

‘hank ‘you,

‘Rock Island Me

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“Beer. Garden. “Also the
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eet-
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Hit by: Planners

“The Adviso:

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the

gn es
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Ty, Planning

‘M. M. Makortoff.

ae and ‘goody
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se

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