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‘the private sector.
‘There “thought: ‘of. Pea

h he 1983 graduat of;
rom left to! right,’ back’
Barbara Zinio; Rebecca Kessler,.Chi Sokele
nn Bay/ Leslee’Ann Cooper, and D
Marion Elizabeth patsy: Katherine. Weir; Damar

VANCOUVER (CP) BC.

Hydro ‘admits ‘there was

two-week \delay in: cleaning, :

; up leaking deadly beta

province parks over to the
private: sector.
‘The ‘minister, said :he is

seeking information on what
it’costs.to operate the ‘parks . °

and what rates would have to
‘be charged if they were in

turning. parks ership |

over to the private sector, ho’:
m

talking about is
the. operation' fi'the parks, «

at the utility’ 's- Kennedy
acitor site near Mackenzie fa

north-central B.C. earlier this. ;

year.

blame'the delay:on “lack of.

and'I don't even ‘know; whe-'

workab!

FURNITURE WAREH

"AT CHINA CREEK

‘Hydro pollution?.experts

* at the end of April, one
capacloe: cans | were « inad.

a3: pneumonia and: faces.
7 ugh SUB ERE to

Py.

could be’ further spills: and.

ater contamination: similar
to that in'the. Great: Lakes,
unless *. senior; governments
act to_build:a PCB-destruc-
tion. plant,

“It stayed within the yard,
the ‘ground was frozen and
there was no opportunity. for
the. spill to enter any, water

"bundled into sealed drums,

along: with; the contaminated

Canada had-no, POR incin-
erator. or ‘destruction plant.
‘U.S,’ plants were’ closed. to
Canadian’: companies ‘ ‘when’
shipments of PCBs across the.
border were banned in May,
1980.0 eR
Hydro ‘has -58,000,-capaci:
tors and:70 large.transform-

ers’ which ‘contain ‘a ‘total. of

‘The liquid. was mopped up,

at the yard was re-arranged and
the battered capacitors were |

“He ‘was'in critical ‘before’
‘and he's more. critical ‘now,”
said.‘Dr. Chase Peterson,

“Uhiversity of Utah vice-pres-

ident for health sciences, fol- :
lowing’ an’ emergency. oper-
ation guseiay after a valve

* Rely:

was finished, Clark, the first ‘

human “to ‘receive ‘a per-
matient mechanical “Beart,
was fully conscious ‘and res-
ponding to doctors’ questions
by nodding his’ head, uni-
‘versity. Me ical Centre
‘spokesr n ‘John’ Dwan said:

The’. 61-year-old: retired ”

dentist from the Seattle area

“| was resting. quietly: today, a
: Hospital spokesman said.’

“Doctors: ‘said ‘they’ 'were
worried ‘about pneumonia ‘in
Clark's left lung and possible’
& effects of anesthesia from the

‘3 frequent’ surgery.

divided between the Pythian
* Sisters and the Kiwanis Club.
For the first.‘ December,

ffi- - meeting, a dinner ‘was held at

joan Marks
| Cecil Bradford took’ part ©
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vest upto $1, 000. per. year. —
id bute D.

Hotel‘ and ’86: members and
guests, attended.

MEC ‘Mary Gleboff’ pre-
sided over the ‘routine: busi-
hess meeting which followed

the: dinner.:
*CYiMinal “nominations of new | oP

Peterson’: said: the: pnt
monia,: discovered ‘Monday

fever, wi thought to be lim:

806,000 litres of PCBs — one

third of ‘all th PCBs in the

the entire left ventricle ‘of
Clark's ‘heart’ was‘ replaced
after a broken housing on &
valve caused his blood’ pres-
sure to drop sharply.
_ The valve has a tilting disk:
which “allows ‘blood ‘to’ flow
‘one way from Clark's natural
left atrium — or upper heart
chamber — to his ‘artificial
left. ventricle.’ The, housing,
which holds the disk in place,
broke where it joins a metal
ring surrounding the valve.
Surgeons also replaced one,

*’ of two three-metre air hoses

that connect the heart to an
external air compressor.

ited to the’ lower’ portion of |-small 3

VITAL SIGNS NORMAL ‘”
‘G

‘k's ‘vital signs, ‘and
functions of his ‘other’ organs
were normal. ‘and 'in‘many
cases improved’ ‘since ~ his
/Sheart implant ' Dec.’ 2, sald
e n, adding the ‘patient:
also -had. regained - strength

Several days on a high-
calorie’ quid ‘diet.’ *

e
‘Tt was the first malfunction

in Clark's air-driven Jarvik-7

ith: heart ‘since the * implant.

Clark’ underwent Surgery,

Si Peal nelnitaes
‘Slocan Park 226-721

mbe:

allow him to -breathe more
easily. ‘The tube ‘allows doc-
tors quick access to Clark's
lungs, helping them treat the
pneumonia,-'and also lets
Clark talk by briefly placing a
finger. over. the tube. ,

‘An: inspection of the‘right
ventricle showed it working
normally and tests showed no
bacteria in the heart or,blood
clots /in' the main vessels,
Peterson: said... --

Keillor
Bridge.

The. ‘Joy: Keillor Bridge
{: Club’ Dec." 18 ‘saw. 13 pairs
* play, with’

; Hugh ‘and ‘Rogier
‘DeWeever. with 694

‘for ‘sixth’ with’ 60%,

ere a ea ‘Hind’ and

Chery! Gray. with ‘Terry Sab-

ourin. and: Joy. ‘Ramsden,

Next: >week: ‘is ‘the Arrow
é Pairs trophy event...

In the’ ‘surgery Tuesday, 5

Canadian pee

@ ‘chairman.: he money: ral

mn
8 will be used toh

iNovember requests .
Out to various organ:

‘to. support the:

» donations, are
coming in from concerned in-
dividuals,.'and the South
Castlegar firemen offered to
assist by repairing toys. The
on itmas' Hamper Commit-

wat Leduc, Ruth | Rourke,

presents:

Earl’ Rourke, Ed Zorn’ and ‘b

‘Annie Kazakoff. ‘(Bazalo

“ aki}‘of Columbia View Led;

settling in Manitoba ground :

Sifton.

In, November, “918 ne

married Nicholi Kazakoff: in

T
i she moved to. New. ‘Os. m.
goode and then to Saskatoon,

coming to een in 1948.

Mrs.
: Kazakoff : was’ .mempber of
3 thé: Castlegar Senior Citizens

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