CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 8, 1975

“May 12 Proclaimed

: Casper a wat Dire Hospital is Served Three ‘Tinies
Onadeky

by Radiologist D8.

Ee i: oe :
‘Well Balanced and Tasty Meals Dished Up
By Chef Supervisor Hans Augustin

iy
Find the Children's Ward Made for Play --*

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Beginning May 14
Non-Members Welcome
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“Today's Wide: Range in Hobbies
Is: Limited Only By Imagination |

‘The work week is’shrink,

;* ing-and the experts say the

trend will continue.
More and more’ people face

the" prospect’ af inereased -

leisure -time- away from’ the
office ior factory and the
problem of how to fill the time
in a way that's both, satisfying

“and fun,

Home hobbies—things that
an individual can do on his own
or, in conjunetion with: the

family—loom’ large as one _

meee SWE,

Atlas Lathe, 24” Sed, Complete
Dell Press, Y2" Chuck & Motor

7 ree
B & D Valve Seat Grinder

* B & D Valve Facing Machine.
Millford Brake Machine, Complete,
Surface Melon & Grinder -
Chain Bloc!

A Cain earl ye ‘Air Impact Wrench
2 Horse Commercial Floor Sander’

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Across from the rive In Theatre

Burroughs Cash Register
Burroughs Electric Adding Machine
Bench'Vices | Sunnen Hone With Mofor:>-
x Hutto Cylinder Hone Set :
, 2 Sets Micrometers 0” to 4” (Outside)
«Set Inside Micrometers 0” to B”
Hydraulic, Press
Compressor.& Motor ”
~ One Horse Electric Motor
Yo" Ace Impact Wrench .
Several Outboard Dollies

Files, Shown Htere by Barbara Mathers, |
Hold Vatuable Patient [nlormation >

“Comfort is Provided by Plant
Supervisor George Herour

Hospital Purchasing Depariment
One of Several Vital In-Services

+ In the purchasing depart-
ment of a hospital’ there Isn't
the life-or-death drama of the
Intensive Caro Unit, but it is
with the help. of, this depart:
ment that the life-saving doctor
‘and nurse team is assured of
having the alrway, the laryngo-
scopo. or the for

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8.30. a.m, ‘to 5 p.m,

' Wednesday
8:30,10 12 3 10 5 p.m.

Thursday & Fridey
8:30 a.m, to 5 pm.

+ TELEPHONES

suppllors that sorvieo thu haspi-
tal needs and also ‘requires @
clos working relationship with
all departments of thu hospital
so that thoy may expect to have
the beat ‘possible ‘product for
tho hest possible price,
1 is an intoroating and
i Ne

their work.

Neither is) purchasing
known for’ greal research or,
diagnosis. However, if you
want lo know where to buy aj
band-aid that “breathes as well
as it slicks" or “that little plece
that's missing off this.thing
here",-you can probably ; find
out from this department.

‘The responsibility of the
hospital, purchasing ‘agent, or.
materials manager as Uhey/are.
now moro often called, is’ to
maintain, at reasonable cost, a
safe standard.and adequate
‘supply of medications, medical-
surgical supplies,” medical and
nursing instruments and equip-
ment, housekeeping * products
and X-ray contract media at all
times.

‘To do'so, may mean trying’
to find out'why the surgeons’
gloves needed at Castlegar
Hospital have been shipped to

sent instead of only the five
orde

Tho job requires inter-
viewing sales representatives
from the hundred or more-

Office & Classifieds
365-7266
News Department
365-3517.
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though no one may have the
Ume to wonder in’ an omer-
gency just where the sutures
sowing up the wound may have
como from, the purchasing:
department had better bo pre-
pared to answor.why thoy

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Castlegar S

Mrs. H. Johnaon 365-8294 <
.-* Mr-and Mrs. G. Kerr spent.
last weekend in Nakusp visiting
relatives.

Mrs. H. Johnson returned

home Friday after spending a”

week in Delta, where she was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W.
Bertoia (her. grand-daughter)
and Richelle and Kevin: | -~
Members of the Castlegar-

Alpha Phi Chapter

Founder's Day Banque!

Mrs. Janie Konkin’s home
was the scene of.the April 16

jakmecting of, Alpha Pt
> of' Beta Sigma PAL.

“For their progeam, Mrs,
Donna: VanVliet and Mrs. Ca-

b thy Dantel introduced guest

speaker, Ron Cameron, of the
West Kootenay Mental Health
Centre. Mr. Cameron spoke to
the. members about child rais-
ing’and the problems and
‘frustrations parents encounter
‘as their children. grow ard
mature.

Hia presentation was
based on points brought out in
the book entitled “Parent Ef-
fectiveness Training” by Dr.
‘Thomas Gordon. Much interest
was generated .during the
course of.the program and a
lively discussion followed.

On’ April 80 chapter mem-
bers were guests of Xi Alpha
Lambda Chapter for the annual
Founder's Day Banquet...

‘The Legion Hall was gaily
decorated for the occasion and
everyone enjoyed # delicious
smorgasbord dinner.

Highlights’ of the. year
were reviewed, by both chap-
ters and/awards were pre-
sented to Mrs. Linda Wood of
Xi Alpha Lambda, for perfect
attendance and\Alpha Phi's

nual “Girl of the Year" award
was\won' by Mrs. Barb Dus-
seault

‘The following are the re-
sults of the regular Monday
‘session ‘of. the Joy ‘Keillor

*'Bridge Club, with eight and a
half tables in play: |:
: South

First, Kare and Louise

*- Gjennestad; second, Mr. and

Mrs. OQ. Birkeland; third, Rob

© Wadey. and John Sokolowski;

‘and fourth, Mrs. A. Godfrey
and Clair Bradley. x
East-West

First, Ian and Doug Glo-
ver; second, Mary Stewart and
Trudy Thorgeirson; third,
Frank and Elva Moore; and
fourth, B. Schneider and F.
Porteous. .

Canadian Legion Branch 170
who left Saturday for Kelowna
to attend the Pacific Command
L.A. Convention were’ official _
delegates, Mrs. J. Walker and”
Mrs. W. Leduc, fraternal. dele-

Robson L.A. to’.the ‘Royal -

‘The Ritual of Jewels cere-

imony. was -received:by Mrs.”
{Janted" ‘Abrens;' Mrs?-Gibny'>
‘Brownlee, Mra. Cathy’ Dantel,:.

Mrs, Lori Friesan and Mrs.
Dioney McArthur. This con-

Mrs. D. Askew who. had

“Bridge Results

Sewing
Machines,

cluded a very enjoyable ‘even.
ing. “as

spent a few days in Vancouver,»

“If you write ten or more cl jeques, a month
consider a Commerce Key’ Account.,

Because at 16¢.cach, ten. ‘cheques already"
cost yout $1.60, That's for.the cheques you ‘write,
period.

But an’ exes, 90¢' makes i ita whole different

“story.

"ich a ‘Commerce Key ‘Accoliit you can

geta preferred, rate on'most consumer loans; *-.:
; (and that’s a nice thing to remember).You can

get'this summer's travellers’ cheques for no

© extra service charge.

You'll have an’ identification card which

+ allows you'to cash a personal cheque, up to

$100, at any of our. 1600 Commerce branctits.
nada. pipe ,
Rye

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SHELL Shall

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“CUSTOM Sane ROTO-TILLING
AND. FRONT-END TOADER WORK

‘And that’s not all. There is no service —
charge when you use 24-Hour Cash Dispensers,
you'll get special cheques,-moncy orders,
slomieatle orate and a whole raft of other

eval for a flat $2.50 a month. Or, in 1 your
case, maybe 90¢ more than you are paying now
for cheques alone.

But hold ‘on. We don't t.think everybody

: should get a Commerce Key Account. If you's re

not writing tenor more cheques you ‘could | be
wasting your, moncy.

id that’s exactly what a Commerce Key,
Account doesn’t want you to do, ;

'< Medical Te

fechnologist
Aon amdeeneh eater

Migs Bey Lockertyf

Educator to Vi
-Local Schools ©.
“At. the’ last’ meeting of

for, Third World:

heard fro
the Seminar) on Internationa!
Development held in ‘Vancout
ver recently.

‘The seminar focused on

*. what can’ be learned from thi

establishment-of a New. Inter.
national Economic: Order,” the

"role of: multfnationals ‘inthe
economie’ order, and plans tox].

establish a network throughout
the province to exchange infor-*
mation and ideas. on) interns-
tional development, issues,

‘A: report was given
Paula Laurie on the church in

China, ‘and the status, of th

church there was discussed.
‘Another topic covered was the

"oil issue, and it was shown that

although the Arab countries
are made to seem the villians of
the peace, there are actually
more oil reserves in North
America than fn the Middle

lao mentioned was the
countries are harming Third

: World development. One exam-
‘ple;of:thisican be. scen: in

=| Tanzania; where the production
of sisal rope provides the main -|.

income, but: Western manufac-:
turers produce synthetic rope,

which drastically cuts down the

demand of aisal
Development’ educator
in

ve film, entitled
mento” was viewed, as a study

“of political developments in

‘Chile. The film documented the

Yatruggle’ of homeless peasants
who plan ‘and build: thelr. own

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© Now lawn bowling equip-

i cnet donated by the Castlegar *
;‘Lion's Club, was presented to
the Castlegar "ind District -

Senior’ Citizens ‘ata meeting

held in their Centre Inst Tus
day evening. © a
“S In making the. presenta:

“tion, Lion's’ Club‘ president.

‘Walter Holuboff also informed

the members that the bowling

greens are now seeded and that

. the ‘senior: citizens will have a

‘apecial lawn mower, which will
cut the grass more closely than:
regular: mower.

rd ‘the. 40 members eet at,
‘the meeting extended a special
(welcome: to a new, member,
'Mrs, Fletcher of Blackpool,
wr, England.
During the business part of
*the‘meeting, 8 letter was read
from the New. Horizon's Pro-
‘gram which'is sponsoring ‘
vnine-day, “Live in *Leaderal
‘Training Workshop” tobe hell
‘on the UBC'campus July 12-20.
‘Interested members are invited
- to'attend ‘this event.” a

"were presented, and members

d of the tea to be
ela ‘on May.10 in the Centre.
A’ letter of thanks is to be
»4aent to the West. Kootenay
Regional Council, SCA, for its
generous donation ' of \$35.to-
“wards the purchase of a wheel-
‘chair for the Centre.

““Aletter was read from MP‘|

‘Bob Brisco informing members
Yof the three camps to be held in
2 Squamish for senior citizens.
“Registration fee is $5 and the

\Pollowing the adjournment

“\of the: meeting; bingo’ was
"enjoyed and refreshments were
served. 001.00 2

PRR wn yA

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