NDAY, MARCH 29, 1971

"TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

ALWAYS ON THURSDAYS, B.C. Tel operators wear Centennial
dress. Shown here in f£osiumes their, ‘ountesparts,. wore 100
years ago: are Cathy Archibald’ ‘and Alice Lofeudo, In contrast to

worn by Mrs. Elizabeth McKay and little Nicole Stockes. Mrs. -
McKay will model this 100 year-old costume in the Centennial
Fashion Show Wednesday night. But the show begins at 8 p.m, a-

nd that’s way past Nicole’ s bedtime so she will stay home---Staff
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Centennial
fashions

A 100-year-old costume will
highlight the Centennial fashion
show this Wednesday.

The fashion show, bake sale.
and tea begins at 8 p.m. in the ;
Lakelse Hotel banquet room. Tt
is sponsored by the Centennial
and Downtown Lions clubs. |
Mrs. Elizabeth McKay will
model an original 1871's:
costume complete with black
satin and boa feathers.

Mrs. McKay’s outfit includes |.
ablack satin dress embroidered"

‘with’ sequing .and. lace, an
ostrich feather boa, fingerless

a 6Nurses at Mills Memorial
miospital received special
braining during 1970.
Mrs. Alice Chen Wing,
flirector of nursing, in a report
mo the hospital association

See ingled out special training by

e hursing staff.

operating

couver.

One nurse took a special six-
month clinical

course in
room techniques at

St. Paul’s Hospital in Van-

“She can now give more ef-
ficient and intelligent service in
the operating room. This is

Commutor

Impressions of a Terrace to
Kilimat. cummuter won Don
wanson, of Terrace, top honors
in recent Toastmaster Club
peech finals.
@ Swanson ‘commutes daily to
is job at. Eurocan and told
errace Toastmasters gathered
gat Gim's Restaurant March 17.
7 Second was David Pease who
ma proposed, in. his speech, that
federal government “Social
gamenities departments” such

talk wins

ment,

| Toastmaster award

as Old Age Pensions, unem-
ployment insurance, and social
welfare be merged under one,
central government depart-

Gerry Duffus came. in third
with a satirical talk on radio
and television commercials he

called:
Action and

Legace,

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philosophy..

“Grannies was the

still is."

Fourth prize went to Wilfred

His talk was. on

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Special training for nurses’

important . because of the
variety and great number af
operations performed,”* Mrs
Chen .Wing said.

. TWO-DAY COURSE

Last year, two other
operating room nurses attended
a two-day institute in | Van-
couver. ‘These sessions were
presented by some of the
eminent medical and scientific
autharities ‘in. the, field,” she

said.

Another of the nurses were
sent to. an eight-week course at
Vancouver General Hospital in
intensive cardiac care,

“This nurse then taught many

-Of our nurses the technique in

caring -for the cardiac patients
requiring intensive cardiac
care...Many of dur nurses- are
how. proficient in, inténsive
said care,”’ Mrs. _ Chen Wing
sai

‘Also during 1970, an intensive
care unit was set up-, This

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became necessary, she said,
because Terrace now has a
pediatrician.

In connection with the unit, a

nurse attended a three-day
course in Vancouver on “the
high risk foetus, . mother and
newborn,”

Another ‘nurse, at her own
cost, is taking a correspondence
course in nursing unit ad-
ministration.

In September, 1970, three
nurses altended a two-day
course in Prince Rupert

In September, 1970, three
nursés attended a two-day
course in Prince George called

a “bird seminar” which refers
to the automatic type of
breathing machine used in the
operating room.

And throughout the year, the
hospital sponsor regular in-
service education programs for
all nursing staff which includes
film, lectures and discussions,

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lace gloves, multi-colored
beaded money bag, lace han-
derchief and red feathered hat.

Other models will wear 1971
costumes for the whole family.
Tickets for the show are $2
and available from any Lion's
club member or any. par-
ticipating store,

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pleasure for patients. -.. -

And a headache. for the
women’s auxiliary. -

That, group - installs: “and
removes the sets each day as
patients check in and out of the
hospital. - But if the service is
to continue, more: help’ is
needed,
Lindstrom, auxiliary president.

the hospital association annual
meeting, said membership

continue its program,

“Pm not sure we can carry,
out all these programs. We
need more membership,” she
said at the meeting. ;

Last year, the auxiliary had
62 active and 33 associate
members carrying out a wide
Tange of programs.

But the addition of ‘the

to. Y i hacale

The: new sterivision TV. sets at’
Milis: Memorlal Hospital -are a.

says Mrs.’ Frances -

Mrs. Lindstrom, i in a report to |

must grow if the auxiliary isto |-

sterivisién. TV's has ad
the auxiliary’s ‘work. ;

2,000 hours on hospital projects.

projects are the hospital shop, .
courtesy.cart, well-baby clinics,
the thrift shop, merry-go-round
‘bridge, fall bazar, a newsletter,
’ Candy Striper group end Easter
and Christmas trays,

Terrace.
While attempting to parallel

{ park in front of the Co-op Store,

she’ backed -into a parked
vehicle driven by Anna Mar-
childeon.

The two cars received a total

of $500 damages.

‘CLAC, MacKenzie said he is

F | the CLAC and the company will

THE OLD AND THE NEW are symbolized i in.these costumes

makes a complete farce of the
secret ballol...‘a secret ballot
that has been won through hard
‘work and sacrifice by those who
have gone before us.”

In_an allempt to thwart

urging all employees of Pohle to
sign.

PROTECTS EMPLOYEE
If everybody signs, he added,

net know where employee
loyalty stands. In other words,
the individual. will be protected
from any intimidation.

“Only in this way can the

right of the individual employee

Two unions battle ©

to make his decision i in secrecy
be protected.”

. Last year alone, ‘aimliaity
members worked more’ than ©

Included in- the. auxiliary’s : .

Parking costly

Parallel parking proved’ a y
problem for Delia Soucie. of *

’"“We cannot, and -will not,"-

MacKenzie . added, “allow the
democratic process: to be
violated by those who would do
so under the “cloak of
Christianity.”

“If -all employees ‘sign the
petition, the -CLAC’s -un-
derhanded scheme to segregate
IWA supporters will not work,”
/MacKenzie said.

He said his union was
presently organizing and that a
vote, directed under the B.C.
Department of Labor, would
Soon be held. It would be by
secret ballot. :

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