CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,. Feb. 2, 1961

Hospital Operating
-Expenditure Last
Year Was $134,743

Net operating expenditure for
the Castlegar hospital for 1960 was
$134,743 © pre-nudit financial
atatement discloses, hospital ad-
ministrator John McGilp sald this
week, : S

The operating expenditure was
within $4 of the budgeted figure
and so the budget waq balanced “as
far as estimates are concerned.”

Mr, McGillp said that local phy-
slotherapist Mrs. D. L. Corbett now
visits the hospital for two hours
each morning giving treatments un-
der doctor’s orders to post-confine-
ment cases.

‘Miss E, Nordlund, BOHIS nur-
aing consultant, visited the hosp!-
tal.early in January and expressed
satisfaction at the steps taken by
the hospital board in attempting to
alleviate the high demand for beds,

‘The hospital is now doing rou
tine chest X-rays on all admittan-
ces to the hospital under the TB
control program, sald Mr. McGilp.

to thi

‘The annual ‘congregational
meeting of the Castlegar United
Church was held recently in the
church basement, reports being
submitted by all church groups. |

Rev. Horie Pratt was chairman

Grunerud, secretary. .

The proposed budget for 1961
was presented by Gwilym Hughes.

Chairman of the board of ste-
wards, Bert Cherrington, advised
that the board held nine meetings
during the past year, and while
plans for alterations and additions
had been brought forth, the gen-
eral funds had been at a low ebb
earlier in 1960.

A-gratifying change in the pic-
ture had taken place since comple-
tion of the sector plan, said Mr.
Cherrington, and it would now, be
possible to carry on the more im-
portant projects,

He made an urgent appeal for
to serve on the church

: c
persons who have had chest X-rays
within the previous year, expectant
mothets, and children under 18
‘years. .

board. The same few members ser-
ve on all the church organizatfons,
;and he felt “we need some of the
iyounger members to come forth

Will be received by. the
noon February 13th. for

APPLICATIONS:

grapher Kinnaird Elementary : School,

Seecretary-Treasurer until
position half-time steno-

Applicants must have

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work and typing is essential.

ledge of

forms

time Steno

All applications to be sealed and marked “Part

ble at Board Office.

C. H. King,
Secretary-Treasurer
S.D.: No. 8 (Castlegar)
Box 820, -.

Castlegar, B.C.

of the meeting, assisted by Mrs: L,|hig

and offer thelr services.” , *
In ting the financial
statement, treasurer L. E. Cantell
gave a breakdown of receipts and
disbursements in 1960, which show-
ed some accounts lower and some
her, The “every member visita-
tion” sector plan had incrensed re-
celpts and he felt 1960 had been a
good year.
Of interest in the Ust’of dona-~
tions to the church funds waa a
cash donation: and gift of two
silver collection plates and a com-
munion server, from Robert Tozer.
Mr, Tozer, now residing with
his son in Nelson, was o faithful
member of the congregation while
In, Castlegar, rarely missing a Sun-
day service although over 90 years
of age. .
A‘report on’ subscriptions to the
“Observer”. magazine was given by
Mrs, , H. Murray, who stated there
aré now 61 magazines going out
each month,
‘Mrs, Murray said the general
outlook: for this

Very Bus’ Year Reported _
- Fer Local United Church

Tit would enhance the appearance
of the choir and make for better
singing. He appealed ‘once ogain for
more members and thanked all
who had helped to make his work
a pleasure.
A vote of thanks and apprec-
jatlon was’ extended on behalf of
the meeting by Mr. Cantell and
‘Rev. Pratt mentioned the contribu-
tion of Mr, Dalziel toward ithe re-
cent “world week of Prayer," in
conducting the 42-voice choir from
churches in,the area,
Mrs, R. Gemmill presented the
financial report of the WA and in
the absence of WA president, M
J. Sherbiko, her report was given
by Mrs. L. Grunerud,
During 1960 the WA held suc-
cessful teas and bazaars and had
catered -to several events. Mrs.
Sherbiko wished to thank all her
WA helpers for their loyal support.
In reporting for the sesslon, Mr,
Lipsett extended thanks: to the
choir and to the Sunday School su-
teachers and i

Mrs.| Mrs. M. Hougen and Mr. and Mrs,

ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs, Johnson, Phone 5165
Guest at the ‘home of Mrs. D.
Magee is Mrs, M. McLeod of ‘Lady-
smith, Vancouver Island,

‘Miss Wendy, Scott, who is em-
ployed in Nelson, is visiting. her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Scott for
& few days,

Mr, H. Evans,"Mrs. B. H, Mc-,
Phee ‘and son Eric and Mr. H.

who is o patient in the Trail hos-
pital, on Saturdey afternoon.
Mrs. K. Whldie, ‘who spent o
few doys visiting relations in Cal-
gary, is home again.

Amo those attending -the
Guesford-Woodrow wedding Satur-
day were Mr, and Mrs. A. Woodrow,
Mr, and Mrs. R. Bro, Mr, and Mrs.
8, Grant, Mrs, D, Gavrillk, Mr. and

vT. McColm.

Mrs.'L, Baker is a patient in
Kootenay Lake General Hospital In
Nelson. *

A very successful coffee party
was held at the home of Mrs, W.
T. Waldie when many members and
friendsof the Women's Institute
were present. The procecds of the
party ore to be donated to the

improved, and it is hoped to clear
up all outstanding subscription ac-
counts before the renewal date
comes up this spring.

At the suggestion of Mr, Pratt
a vote of thanks, was given to Mrs.
Murray for her efforts. ~

Mrs, M, Peachey, treasurer of
the Sunday School for the past 10
years, handed in her resignation to
this position, prior. to giving a fi-

repor!

‘Mrs, Pehchey advised’ Mrs. W.
Easton has offered to take over the
office of treasurer, Financial state-
ments for the Sunddy School cov-
ered the 10-year period and depict-
ed a remarkable record on the part
of the children participating.
Sunday School superintendent
Gwilym Hughes spoke of the new
department started for children 13
years and older, who were now too
old for the usual Sunday. School
classes. Commencing in September,
the plan: has been’a great success.,
. My, sald ‘the young
people take great pride in helping
to conduct services, and recalled
the Sunday School sponsoring ‘of
Gladys Aylward, famous “small
woman” of China, The Junior
Choir helps with services on special
algo,

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Concluding his’ report, Mr.
Hughes said he looked forward to
the day when we have a Christian
Education building for use of the
Sunday ‘School - and all” ‘church
groups, and extended his sincere
thanks to the Sunday School tea-
chers, and all who helped in this
work, *

in the absence of Mrs, J, Wal-
lace, treasurer, Mr, Pratt reported
lfor Mand M fund which showed a

at which the choir presegted two
selections.

Mr, Dalziel wished to y tri
bute to Mrs. Wallace for her Taith=

under direction of Mrs. Paul Oglow,
until by Mra. Dalziel,
but had been inactive in the fall

three ore at present.
e suggestion ‘that choir risers
in the chancel be considered was

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junction with the Sector plan, and |,

put forth by Mr, Dalziel, who felt

A general discussion on church
matters, visitation of new families,
ete, took place,

Report for the AOTS Club

hospital for the purchase
of frozen desserts and pie fillings.
Mrs. A, Smecher was co-hostess
with Mrs, Waldic.

prepared by John Dunlop, retiring
president and gave a bricf resume

RENATA SOCIALS

Johnson ‘visited Dr. W, L. Wright, |"

‘

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

Court of | Revision

Anyone. wishing to contest the Frontage Assess-
ment must notify the Village Office by fetter ON
or BEFORE FEBRUARY 9,- ‘stating the grounds
of complaint.

The Court of Revision will sit at the Castlegar
Village Office on February 13, (Commencing at

9 am. } ‘

J. LOGELIN;
Village Clerk,

of the club’s activities during the
past year. Chief among the uc-
if

Mrs, M. Rohn
Mr, and Mrs. A, C. Waldron of |

was
the -duplicating machine for the

use, The par-

church, which is now in constant

were recent visitors to
Renata.
Mra, J. Rosse and son Eddie of

ear,

Mr. Hughes reported on the in-

and urged everyone
through thelr obligations to a suc-
cessful conclusion,
Rev. Pratt noted from all re-1e

Ufe, -

Kenneth Hall.
lected to! serve

ty .served as a “finale” for the of Mr.-and Mrs, KM Rohn.

An interim fineneial report for family of Kinnaird were Sunday
beady incr ate a rniedea noe Visitors at the home of Mr, and
‘As chairman of the sector plan,| ser. g, Rempel,

Ports, the good work accomplished | regarding costs of bringing out a
by the sector plan and said it had|refuges family under the “World
stimulated a new interest: in church| Refugee Year” plan. The meeting

‘Three new members were elec-|ing the other churches in this pro-
a tothe session, these being, W.|ject, and a motion to ‘support it
R,. McCutcheon, John McGilp and ‘was. passed,

were visitors at the home

Mr. and Mrs. W. Leduc and

Mr. Jack Hansen was a week-

tensive program which had taken|eng visitor at the home: of his||
place. He felt it “well wothwhile,"| "int ‘and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. T.
to carry) wiebe:

‘Miss R, Grove was'a Trail vi-
jsitor for the weekend.

was favorable’ to the idea of join-

Notice of the: Church: Anniver-
sary service on Feb..19 and an in-

stewards were Mrs, L. Grunerud; B,
H, Chi

three year terms on. the board of|formal:social on Feb. 20 was an-

h in and John T, Dunlop. the second -
May.’ Pratt gave figures drawn|of opening Services, in the new
up by the Ministerial ‘Assoclation| building, ,

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1 Kinnaird, One has|®0bson Anglican Church members Mrs. Ballar

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Minutes of the last’ annual
meeting were read by the secretary-

air! utes were adopted as was the fi-
nancial report and 6 very: success-
ful year was noted, Reports were
given,

Sunday School ‘report by. Mrs,

Sunday School has pald‘all‘its own
j-|expenses and made several dona-

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interested. in squal
dancing | ‘phone ee =. attend the

“ing | Hospitality they have received when

cer! tion, Mr. Smith read the’ Church

‘are | Anglican familles had left the Dis-
4-4 trict during “1960, All the reports

men’s ial to the Cr
ity. Memorial Church. report’ was
read by Mrs. RT. Waldie. It
showed a very, active and success-
ful year with an average attend-
ance at the meetings of 19.

__‘Thelr money was raised through
coffee parties, the sale of regal sta-
tionery anda bring and buy table.
‘The members had ‘also worked for
the missions. Mrs, H, Johnson re-
ported: that the altar had. been ta-
ken,‘ caré’ of ‘the year

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with members putting flowers on
the altar. The lnens and frontals

supply the candles for the altar. for
the year. O. B, Ballard, the rector’s

warden, spoke a few words. Colin
Petts of Castlegar, the parish trea-
N[surer, read the report of the gen-
eral and rectory funds, All com-
mitments ‘were met. during 1960.
Many. questions were asked regard-
ing these funds and Mr, Petts an-)
‘swered them, He also broke the
amounts down. when,

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parish ‘and . wished the rector and
the Parish every success in 1961.
Mr, Petts held this, position: for
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report which showed that three

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