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‘Northwest
hospitals —
meet here

~The Northwest Regionat
Council of the B.C. Hospitals
Association annual meeting will
be held at Mills Memorial Hos-
pital, Terrace, June 2 and 3.

The session will commence
_1 pm ‘Friday and © continue
through ‘to Saturday afternoon.
‘ Donald Cox, deputy. minister
of Hospital Insurance, Dr. C.
F. -Bailam, medical consultant
and F.W, Laird, past president
of the B.C, Hospitals Associa-
tion are expected to attend,

The program will include dis-
cussions on the new legislation
respecting Regional Hospital
Districts and the FProvinclal
Hospital Financing authority.

Mrs. Wallace Johnstone, pre-
sident of the Auxillaries’ divi-
-sion of B,C.H.A, will be in ats
tendance for: the auxiliaries’
- sassion, ,

The northwest region covers
‘Burns Lake west to Prince Ru-
pet and includes the Queen Char-
lotte Islands,

Khu, Chai
study here.

-MONTREAL (cP) + The Mont.
real Neurological Institute often
has foreign traineas preparing for
work in their homelands, Rose-
mary Khu and Chal Poh Toeh
will return to Kuala Lumpur after
taking posteraduate courses in
| Neurosurgical nursing to pass on
what they have learned to other
Malaysian nurses,

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Anglicans’ Mr. Watts
served UC congregation

The union of Anglican and United Churches may be sooner
than you think, .

Take the Rev. John Dd Watts, new assistant priest at Terrace
ft. Matthew's (Anglican), ~

_ Union has already happened li his previous parish, .

In his former assignment at Michel, B.C.,.Mr; Watts served
both the Anglican and United Church communities, .
’ And the Michel experiment’.Jed to similar {gint_. services ir
Invemere, -Both Anglican and. United Church authorites are
keenly interested,

. “At first I conducted separate services ‘each Sunday for the.
two congregations,’?. he told the Herald.

“But later I conducted ‘one service each Sunday. One week
it would be Anglican and the next United Church,’ ’ ;

The suggestion that he administer to the United Church corn
gregation was made by representatives of that Church and was
endorsed by the Anglican Bishop of the Kootenays. :

How did Mr, Watts feel about it?

“actually , © thought it. was a very good tdea,'* he said, ,

“He explained that the two congregations numbered exactly.
16 familes each, He felt it wasn’t practicalto have two ministers,

“And he liked this first practical approach to Church unity 3 made

'| by the people living in the Michel, Natal areas, . *

The experiment started’ in September 1965. 1 heard. 10 cor
plaints from:the people up to the time T left,’' Mr. Watts sald.
Errant motorists’ may have encountered Mr. Watts in another

| capacity a few years.ago.

He served five years in’ the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;
working in Quesnel on general duties, before deciding” to enter

the -Anglican Theoligical College at the University’ of British

Columbia,

He was born in England,. also. served for three years in the
Rhodesian, police before ‘coming to Canada,
in ill

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