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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 16,

ISTRICT SOCI

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

Mrs, Johnson

Mrs, Horan

1959

Castlegar Happenings

Mrs. J. F. Killough
with her
Mrs. George Bourchicr in Ross
land.
Mrs. W. C. Kennedy is a pat:
jent in the Trall Tadanac hospital.

spont

went to Rossland on Tuesday
evening to attend -the ‘regular
meeting of Maple Leaf Temple
No. 4, were District Deputy
Grand Chief Mrs, L. Grunerud,
Most Excellent Chief Mrs. W.
Nixon, Mrs, J. Sherbiko, Mrs. V.
Sorensen,, Mrs, O. H, Proud and
Mrs. C. C. Bradford. *

Mrs. Hostetter + 7181

Mrs, Kauiman - 3227

- 5165

Mrs. WHliamson if
Mrs, Warkentin * <4 |

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NOTES

CAT

spent a few days with thelr dau-
ghter and son-Jn-law, the R, La
mond family during the week.
The Sinelairs had an inter-
esting winter travelling in the
southern States and as far as
Mazatlan, on the sea coast. They
enjoyed the ‘warmth of Death
Valley for some time just prior
to thelr return to their home In

cousin of Dr.
is a visitor from

the

Mrs, James Killough was the lat-

Mr. Gordon Clay, who is a

Grand Forks at the beginning of

GA, MeDonald, Kinnaird* Korner

the month.

Castle Bar Ranch.

Robson Socials

Mrs. L. gi: ig
Weekend guest of Mr, and

ter's sister Mrs. R. of her

Creston.

Bley

cing after spending some time In
Castlegar Hospital. She me ac:
a

Mr. and Mrs, Jack  Bain-
bridge and family of the Robson

four day visit with relatives

of Tem-| Ki
Pythian Sisters No. 37 who

‘Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sinclair

moved Sat. to take up
in] residence on,the property of Mr,
John Waldie on the highway en-
trance to the Celgar mill. Theli

Repairs to all makes of TV’s,
radios and phonographs.
Deater for RCA Victor.
Applications for TV cable hook-
ups made here.
“Years of experience is our guarantee
of dependable service”.

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Robson W.I. Asked To
Ganvass For Red Gross

The regular meeting of the
Women's Institute was held Wed-
nesday afternoon April 8, at the

members present, and President
Mrs,.J. Bainbridge presiding. The
meeting was opened with the
singing of the W.I. Ode, The Roll
Call was answered by the mem-
bers giving their place of birth.
Mrs. Dick Fowler secretary read
the minutes of March mecting,
which were approved. Treasurer,
Mrs. A. Smecher gave her re-
port, which was accepted she
also reported that the St. Pat-
rick's Day Tea, and the Inter-
national Smorgasbord had been
ver; indi

home of Mrs. S. Grant, with 17).

a thrilling wagon 1!

ell

time to “hang. on “hele ‘beloved skates and. Yenioy Fi th
wonderful spring sports. Brian Ei
le by David White,
Albert, 12. Marbles, baseball and, for ericle
other treats In store for small fry, now that overcoat weather

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& Service

The Drug Story

case of pneumonia meant weeks
In the hospital with, at the outset,
constant nursing attendance, and
further weeks of convalescence
at home, The mortality rate was

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Just phone your copy to the Castlegar News, at 3031.

A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE
ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE

In 1942, world production of
pentcillin was just enough to
treat about 400 patients and the
cost, needless to say, was almost
prohibitive. But within 10 years
North A it drug

Ways to mass produce penicillin
so that it would be within the
reach of millions of people at a
reasonable price.

Fantastic? Not to the phar-
industry which takes

turers alone were turning out
enough penicillin each year to
treat more than 550,000,000 per-
sons anf the cost of an average
dose had dropped some 99 per
cent, But to bring the cost down

‘the pharmaceutical industry had

to spend an estimated $20,000,000
a like amount was spent to make
Salk vaccine available — to find

In its stride the fact that milllfons
of dollars and many years of re-
search must be spent before a
new drug.is ready. And, contrary
to a popular held bellef, to-day’s
“wonder drugs” *have actually
drastically reduced the cost of be-
ing sick. Pneymonia is a classic
example.

A few years ago a serious

chances of surviving

also extremely high. Before the
victim, if he survived, was back
on his feet, the total cost, ‘Includ-
ing medical and hospital bills
and loss of Income could easily
have been at least $1,000.

To-day, through the use of
one of the many .new '.Wwonder
drugs, the pneumonia victim’ is

has returned to ‘work within a
couple of weeks, The cost: no
more, on the average, than $50
for the drugs’ and perhaps an-
other couple of hundred for loss
of wages, medical charges and
other out-of-pocket expenses,
More Important, the victim's
are far

back on his feet within days and|

aton, nine, is being given
ir, and Terry
* nulachooping are

Committee reports. Agricul-
ture by Mrs, J. Scott, Cemetery
by ‘Mrs. O, B, Ballard, reporting
that the crosses on the graves are
to be painted and that some ever-
green trees will be planted on
the east side of the cemetery.
Sick, Mrs. Humphries, reporting
that cards had been sent to the
sick members.

A letter from Albert Maida
of Nelson was read regarding
the “members again canvassing
Robson for the Red Cross, The
members agreed to do-.so, and
canvassers were named, and
there will be eight canvassers
_| with two to a district.

Mrs. Dick Fowler was named
delegate to the W.I. District Con-
ference, which is to be held in
Nelson. on May 19. Mrs. R. W.
Chalmers, read’ a resolution
which she had received from the
Nelson W.I. and the Robson
members decided to back this re-
solution.

It was suggested that instead
‘of adopting ‘a. European snil
which was a little beyond the
means that CARE Parcels snould
be sent a few times duing the
year.

A letter of resignation was
read from the President ‘Mrs. J.
Bainbridge, who found that ow-
ing to other commitments she
was. unable to carry on, The re-

-ostieaar Branch, A. €&. NORRIS, M

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James McLuckie
of the Second, ‘(Legion Sponsor.
ed,) Wolf Cub Pack at Castlegar
was presented with the coveted
Wood Badge and Gilwell Scarf
by District Commissioner B. A.
Resker on Wednesday evening.
Mr. McLuckie has passed the
three ‘parts of this efficiency
badge’ for Leaders. The three
parts are the Cor

Scout. Master Gets Wood
Badge For Leaders

“\training course will be held in

the Commissioner.

The Scout movement lays
great stress on the: Training of
leaders and of those .who serve
on Committees. A full days basic

the District this coming Saturday
(April 18),-Robsen Church Hall
for both Cub and Scout leaders
and for District and Group Com-

course, five day -practical camp
and then the efficient running of
The only active Wood Badgers in
the Kootenay-Columbia District
are Cubmaster L, Groutage and

egrets. Mrs. Bainbridge said she
would attend the meetings. when-
ever possible and help ali she
could.

Election ofa president was
held and’ Mrs. J. Scott was elect-
ed to serve for the rest of 1959.
The children garden contest
was discussed and ‘it was decided |
to leave this in the hands of the
agriculturé committee. It was
moved that a letter of thanks be
sent to all those’ who donated
food at the International Smor-
gasbord.

The business of the meeting.
being concluded, Mrs. R. W. Chal:
mers .of-the Citixenship commit:
tee introduced the Guest Speak-
er Mr. Don Brothers, LMA who
spoke ‘on Wills and Succession
Dutles, On behalf ofthe mem-
hers Mrs, Bainbridge thanked Mr.

ce eweecenenaes 296

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KINNAIRD,

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Brothers for his very informative

talk, many of the'members asked
Mr, Brothers some ‘questions
which he answered. -

the hostesses Mrs. A. Smecher
nad Mrs. S, Grant.

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Refreshments were served by

mittee The Courses
will be under the leadership of
the Commissioner aided by C.
M. J. MeLuckie and C. M. L.
and Field C

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ton. Anyone interested and all
Committee members are invited

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. June 29  Auguat 22

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Theatre, Speech, Body Movement, Di-
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Lighting.

@ Music andSong Literature, Sight Reading, Indiv-
OPERA idual Study of Opera Repertoire, Mas-
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“Conducting.

@ DANCE — Guest Director: GEORGE SCHICK Act-
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Guest Director: JEAN ERDMAN
Movement Analysis, Dance History,
National Dance Styles, New Theatre
Dance.

Ceramic-Sculpture ‘by LOUIS AR.
CHAMBAULT. Painting by JACQUES
DE TONNANCOUR.

SPEGIAL EVENTS include a noon-hour Festival Pre-
view with Lister, Sinclair interviewing Festival aftist:
artd visiting instructors; a Lecture-Demonstration and
Dance Recital by Jean Erdman.

THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS will irs
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For- further information, please write:

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drug is-a misnomer. It connotes

from nothing out of nowhere,
‘Nothing could be further from
the truth,

Every so-called “wonder" or.
“miracle” drug in existence to-
day is the result ‘of: many years
of patient research and experi-
tl and the

of many millions of dollars. In
one Instance, 55 scientists- spent
nearly three years and $4,

-| screening 100,000 soil samples in
order to find just one broad-spec-

«| wonder drugs, the mortality tate +
for pneumonia has ‘dropped 61].

In away, the, .pame “wonder” |,

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winter, more than,

alone spent $500,000

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isa Ivorite petuclling and rest stop for over 12,000 Prortiibound
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sportsmen's groups plus government grant
000 Canada Geese made their home ‘att the

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time had no commercial value.
Another manufacturer screened
5,000 compounds before finally
discovering isoniazid, used to
fight tuberculosis.

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maceutical manufacturing is this
constant development and re-
search, It is not unusual for a
company to spend years and
hundreds of thousands of dollars
only to find.that the drug is ob-
solete by the time it is ready for
medical market. And even when
a new drug is produced on a
commercial basis, further re-
search is embarked upon to see
what’ other improvements can be
made.

It is “estimated that North
American pharmaceutical com-
panies last year spent more than
$140,000,000 on research and dev-
elopment. Nor is this out of line
when it is remembered that it

pay and equip just one phar-
maceutical scientist.

In addition to research and
development, one of the major
problems is that of finding a
means of producing a drug in
order to make it available in
quantity. The discovery of the

in the

is only half the battle. Equally
important is the discovery of
ways ‘and means of producing
rapldly.and in quantity .so that
it -will. be available to every doc-
tor-in Canada just as fast as pos-
sible.

~ |. It ds no exaggeration to_say
‘that in the past ‘two decades,
more . drugs and other pharma-
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made available to the medical

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Squadron 581 .

Fairchild Air Force Base,
Wash. — Thirty six “Canadian
Air Cadets and their sponsors
from 581 Squadron. Royal Can-
adian Air Cadets in Castlegar
British Columbia, visited Fair
child Air Base’ on Saturday,
March 14,

During an organized tour of
this Strategic Air Command base,
they showed much interest in the
KC-135 Air Refueler and in the
B52 Stratofortress. Each spent
much time in the cockpit of the

B52 looking over the. many
gauges and instruments. Of in-
terest to the Cadets also, was the
“Crab Landing Gear” of the B52
which, allowes it’ to land in a
eross wind on an angle with the
runway. :

‘The Cadet program is com-
parable to the High.School ROTC
program in the United States.
Cadets range In age from 14 to
19 years and may ‘advance in
rank as high as Warrent Officer.
During the summer months Cad-
ets may avail themselves of the
opportunity of taking training for
a private pilots license.

The Canadian Air Cadet Pro-
gram is sposnsored by civillans
and saretioned by,..the Royal
Canadian Air. Force. The boys
meet once each; week for train-
ing and are given an idea of what
they can expect if they decide on
a career in the Royal Canadian
Air Force.: Their visit to Fair-
child was part of this program.

agencies. Hundreds of others
require further study and invest-
igation, or are set aside to await
the time when new scientific

‘are offered ¢

and will en-

clally in Canada each year, And
this. represents only those ‘pre-
parations. which have passed the
most exacting tests and have been
approved" ‘by both the. medical
professions and . gov, health

to
investigatory studies and
add still, another new pharma:

that are helping to prolong life,

fight disease and illness and al-
leviate suffering. -

TATA
-. Notice.
KINNAIRD RESIDENTS.

The Village Council has declared the
week of April 20-25 as
CLEAN-UP WEEK
: Coltection of garbage will be made
April 25th.,

PLA SMIBERT,
Clerk.

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ceutical ‘to the growing number

Mis. E. Hyde Heads
SL Rila’sC.W.L.

Election of officers took
place at the recent meeting of
St. Rita’s Catholic Women's Lea-
gue when Mrs. E. Hyde was
elected president, First vice-pre-
sident is Mrs, W. Schwartzen-
hauer, 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
M. Gallo, 3rd vice president, Mrs.
J. Corbett; secretary, Mrs. W.
Shkwarok; and treasurer, Mrs.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 16, 1959

SOUKEROFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Soukeroff, April 10, a son.
WYNNYCHUK — To‘ Mr. and

RILKOFF -— To Mr, and Mrs,
Pete S, Rilkoff, April 12, a son,
CHURSINOFF — To Mr. and.

Mrs, Mike Wynnychuk, April 12,
a son.

Mrs. Fred Chursinoff, April 24,.
a son.

A. Shutek. 7
Reports were given on the
past year and show the C.W.L.
enjoyed a very successful year
both financially and socially. 6
* Hostesses for ‘the ‘evening,
were Mrs. M. Gallo; Mrs. A. Hal-

bauer and Mrs. W. Fields, Mrs.}-

L Bosse won the prize for the
evening.

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