Nurse
shortage
to
be
investigated
by
RNABC
VANCOUVEIt
A
reported
shortage
of
regis
tcred
nurses
in
BC
hospitals
during
the
past
summer
will
be
investigated
by
the
Registered
Nurses
Association
of
the
British
Columbia
We
hope
to
get
this
study
underway
soon
and
to
be
able
to
come
up
with
useful
data
prior
to
next
summer
said
Margaret
S
Ncylan
president
Any
situation
that
reduces
access
to
health
care
is
a
matter
of
concern
to
the
HNABC
Mrs
Ncylan
said
The
planned
study
will
include
the
many
factors
involved
in
staffing
patterns
such
as
recruitment
educational
opportunities
individual
factors
and
working
conditions
Enquiries
also
will
be
made
as
to
whether
a
similar
problem
exists
in
other
Canadian
provinces
and
if
so
what
steps
have
been
taken
to
alleviate
hospital
staffing
problems
during
summer
months
Catholic
feminist
answers
Pope
TORONTO
CP
Cecilia
Wallace
says
Roman
Catholics
do
not
have
to
pay
attention
to
Pope
Pauls
recent
statement
that
women
formal
role
in
the
ministry
of
their
church
She
expanded
on
a
release
from
St
Joans
Alliance
that
said
the
Popes
statement
is
based
on
male
prejudice
rather
than
authentic
Chris
Christian
¬
tian
doctrine
Miss
Wallace
is
founder
of
the
Canadian
section
of
St
Joans
an
international
organization
of
Roman
Catholic
feminists
She
is
invited
to
be
a
member
of
an
advisory
committee
to
the
Canadian
Catholic
Confer
Conference
¬
ence
on
the
role
of
women
in
the
church
She
has
written
for
a
numberofCatholic
jour
journals
¬
nals
In
an
interview
Miss
Wal
Wallace
¬
lace
said
the
Popes
motu
proprio
statement
from
his
own
hand
is
a
personal
state
statement
¬
ment
and
does
not
carry
the
weight
of
a
pronouncement
made
as
head
of
the
church
When
he
makes
a
state
statement
¬
ment
as
head
of
the
church
under
the
infallibility
thing
it
has
to
be
made
in
a
certain
form
and
he
has
to
state
that
that
is
what
it
is
A
motu
prop
proprio
¬
rio
does
not
carry
the
weight
of
something
that
is
irreversi
irreversible
¬
ble
The
lay
Catholic
doesnt
understand
because
laymen
dont
know
enough
theology
they
arent
taught
it
Engagements
Faulkner
Docherty
Mrs
and
Mrs
David
Faulkner
are
pleased
to
annouce
the
engagement
of
their
eldest
daughter
Sherri
Anne
to
Kenneth
James
Docherty
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
James
Docherty
of
Alix
Alberta
The
wedding
will
take
place
November
24th
in
the
Sacred
Heart
Catholic
Church
Prince
George
Holdner
Nyberg
Mr
and
Mrs
Alfred
Holdner
of
Prince
Geroge
arc
pleased
to
announce
the
engagement
of
their
daugh
daughter
¬
ter
Karen
Beatrice
to
Gor
Gordon
¬
don
Kenneth
Nyberg
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Inga
Nyberg
also
of
Prince
George
The
wedding
is
to
take
place
in
Prince
George
on
October
21st
Miss
Wallace
is
one
of
a
number
of
Roman
Catholics
around
the
world
who
have
written
papers
on
the
theological
basis
for
the
ordi
ordination
¬
nation
of
women
The
thing
is
gradually
coming
up
The
problem
is
to
get
it
to
the
attention
of
the
Pope
The
basis
is
theological
People
say
women
have
to
be
equal
to
men
and
thats
true
but
its
not
the
basis
of
our
argument
for
women
priests
Its
based
on
Scripture
and
tradition
Its
based
on
the
role
of
women
in
the
life
of
Christ
what
they
were
doing
and
on
the
role
of
women
in
the
sac
sacramental
¬
ramental
life
of
the
church
The
basis
of
the
eucharist
is
the
bringing
of
Christ
into
the
life
of
the
community
and
the
first
person
responsible
for
bringing
Christ
into
the
community
was
a
woman
Mary
She
was
the
first
priest
They
have
tried
to
refute
it
but
they
have
no
argument
against
this
All
they
say
is
that
women
are
inferior
Women
have
not
stood
up
and
said
to
the
theologians
gar
garbage
¬
bage
Another
factor
is
that
the
church
has
always
main
maintained
¬
tained
that
the
church
is
made
up
of
male
and
female
Theyre
always
talking
about
male
and
female
influence
Then
this
is
denied
in
the
priesthood
when
there
are
no
women
Miss
Wallace
says
she
pre
prefers
¬
fers
to
let
the
invitation
to
the
Catholic
Conference
commit
committee
¬
tee
be
her
credentials
as
someone
knowledgeable
on
theology
and
women
I
havent
got
a
theology
degree
Anybody
in
the
church
can
write
a
paper
on
theology
but
now
we
have
this
bit
that
only
professional
theologians
can
offer
an
opin
opinion
¬
ion
The
average
Catholic
does
not
even
know
he
can
write
to
the
bishops
if
he
has
an
opinion
The
Canadian
Con
Conference
¬
ference
is
the
national
body
that
brings
Canadian
bishops
together
Child
health
A
child
health
conference
sponsored
by
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
will
be
held
Tuesday
at
the
Van
derhoof
Health
Unit
130
to
330
pm
Phone
567
4469
for
an
appointment
Clinics
will
be
held
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
at
the
following
loca
locations
¬
tions
Fort
St
James
across
from
the
Post
Office
130
to
330
pm
Contact
the
Novelty
Shop
for
an
appointment
Stony
Creek
Kindergarten
130
to
330
pm
College
Heights
1
pm
at
the
school
Hart
Highway
130
pm
at
the
Hart
Highway
Pente
Pentecostal
¬
costal
Church
Beaverly
130
pm
at
the
school
NOTICE
GOLFERS
CURLERS
A
Hearing
Will
be
Held
WEDNESDAY
OCT
11th
-8
pm
at
the
Golf
Club
House
to
discuss
the
Kelfor
proposal
ALL
MEMBERS
ARE
INVITED
TO
ATTEND
The
world
is
hungry
for
number
one
white
clover
honey
says
John
Croner
BC
government
beekeeper
In
fact
in
the
past
year
everybody
suddenly
wanted
natures
sweetener
and
the
hunger
almost
doubled
the
price
The
bulk
price
went
from
around
14
cents
a
pound
to
around
27
cents
a
pound
BC
beekeepers
or
apiar
apiarists
¬
ists
produce
about
42
mill
million
¬
ion
pounds
a
year
largely
in
two
areas
the
Peace
River
and
the
Okanagan
Valley
Canadian
production
is
close
to
54
million
pounds
a
year
which
doesnt
seem
bal
balanced
¬
anced
against
the
US
output
of
250
million
pounds
But
It
still
puts
Canada
in
second
place
as
a
producer
Canadas
emergence
in
the
world
of
honey
market
has
resulted
In
Japan
knocklngat
the
door
wanting
more
also
West
Germany
We
are
linked
right
in
with
the
world
market
says
Coroner
who
is
a
well
known
authority
in
the
field
The
departments
first
per
permanent
¬
manent
staff
inspector
in
the
Peace
has
recently
been
sent
to
Dawson
Creek
to
oversee
the
production
in
that
area
The
Peace
took
over
some
years
ago
as
top
producer
Last
year
2Vi
million
pounds
of
honey
came
from
there
According
to
Coroner
the
light
colored
mild
flavored
honey
from
the
wheat
grow
growing
¬
ing
Peace
River
country
Is
sold
all
around
the
world
Biggest
producer
in
the
Peace
is
Homer
Park
who
has
3500
colonies
one
of
the
largest
operatins
in
Canada
Multiply
3500
by
60000
and
you
see
why
things
are
really
buzzing
at
Homers
place
There
are
about
80
people
in
BC
in
full
time
beekeep
beekeeping
¬
ing
with
from
700
to
800
hives
each
Many
others
have
50
to
60
hives
and
are
working
at
it
part
time
Then
there
are
the
hobbyists
A
Lovelier
You
Prices
rise
as
world
needs
more
honey
1
1
This
year
there
Is
an
upsurge
In
the
numbers
of
people
purchasing
one
or
two
hives
Corner
notes
It
Is
younger
people
rather
than
the
retired
who
have
started
keeping
bees
But
while
the
bee
and
honey
are
on
In
the
minds
of
the
layman
the
pollination
value
of
the
bee
to
agricul
agriculture
¬
ture
far
outwelghts
Its
honey
production
Intermsof
impact
on
the
provinces
agricultural
economy
When
the
fruit
trees
bloom
In
the
Okanagan
Valley
the
orchardlsts
those
who
dont
have
their
own
bees
hire
bee
colonics
to
pollinate
This
starts
in
early
May
Apricots
have
been
In
full
blossom
as
early
as
April
1
In
1941
pears
April
4
in
1933
cher
cherries
¬
ries
April
13
1934
apples
April
25
In
1934
and
1941
But
in
recent
years
It
has
been
mostly
In
May
Planned
pollination
has
extended
the
use
of
honey
bees
and
accounts
for
a
large
part
of
their
return
to
the
beekeeper
Beekeeping
started
in
BC
with
the
arrival
of
two
col
colonies
¬
onies
In
Victoria
in
May
1858
Today
there
are
close
to
2000
beekeepers
in
the
Fraser
Valley
Okanagan
Thom
Thompson
¬
pson
Shuswap
Kootenay
and
Peace
River
areas
More
than
one
million
dol
dollars
¬
lars
is
spent
on
importing
package
bees
and
queens
Beekeepers
are
now
trying
to
devise
a
method
by
which
they
can
produce
as
many
of
these
stock
replacements
as
possible
themselves
While
the
government
seeks
to
find
ways
to
increase
the
production
of
honey
the
provinces
housewives
are
increasing
their
use
of
honey
for
such
things
as
sweetening
tea
as
a
spread
on
hot
toast
for
sweetening
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HONEY
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kids
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who
invited
her
school
friends
to
enjoy
Honey
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birthdayparty
happening
Antique
Fair
in
Vancouver
The
annual
llycroft
Antique
Pair
presented
by
the
University
Womens
Club
of
Vancouver
and
the
Greater
Vancouver
Antique
Dealers
Association
will
be
held
at
llycroft
1489
McRae
Avenue
from
October
13
through
October
21
The
show
will
be
open
dally
to
the
public
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Antique
Fair
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lar
largest
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of
Its
kind
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
affords
an
oppor
opportunity
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to
sec
an
outstanding
collection
of
antique
furni
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and
objets
dart
In
one
of
Vancouvers
finest
historic
homes
Lectures
on
various
aspects
will
be
given
daily
at
230
and
8
pm
including
two
Stump
the
Experts
panels
when
vis
visitors
¬
itors
are
invited
to
bring
items
of
interest
for
informa
information
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tion
and
discussion
New
in
Town
Youll
find
a
friend
where
you
see
this
sign
For
more
information
call
Phone
563
5215
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IS
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THATS
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just
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You
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other
great
prizes
shown
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Combinations
Your
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will
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you
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tree
travel
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the
door
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GEORGE
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SMITHERS
Northern
Toyota
Centre
Lid
Quesnel
Toyota
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Valley
Toyota
Sales
Ltd
2005
Redwood
Street
Tel
564
7205
259
McLean
Street
PO
Box
1208
Box
2800
Tel
847
3636
Tel
992
9293