_?“0-Sunday News, November 23, 1980

community roundup

The British Properties and
fea Homeowners
/ sociation will award an
s qual commendation for
p-teworthy service to the
r ighbourhood, community

aunicipality.

n anmrouncing the
-blishment of the “Good
ighbour Award,”’
/ sociation President Fred
Vin Aggelen said: “Each
y’ *r many citizens in our
a -a demonstrate a sense of
« nmunity pride = and
r <ponsibility that most

est Van couple
with good neighbor award |

often goes unnoticed. We
feel that by recognizing such
acts of good neighborliness
we will not only extend the
thanks of their fellow
citizens but also will
illustrate how things can be
accomplished through
cooperative effort.”

To be presented at the
Associations’s annual
meeting at Westcot School,
8 pm Wednesday, November
26, the first such award will
go to Dr. and Mrs.
J.W Ibbott of Fairmile Road

for their efforts in organizing
a group of some 17 area
homeowners to examine the
problem of interference of
neighbors’ views by the over-
growth of trees.

The Ibbotts organized an
in-house neighbors’ meeting
to discuss the situation and
examine the varying

viewpoints. With the advice
of municipal staff, the group
contracted with a com-
and cooperatively paid for,

New visiting hours at hospital

New visiting hours at
Li as Gate Hospital have
be-n announced by Nursing
Di-ector Joyce Campbell.

As of December 1, new

vers may continue to visit

w mothers on the

ternity floor from 9:30
a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Other

its may visit only from
“ ¥) to 8:00 p.m.

Mrs. Campbell says the
ernoon visits for other
ts were cut out because
* mothers simply were

getting enough resi.
‘er all, she adds, most
hers are in hospital tor
* a few days and they

need all the rest they can get
before going home with the
new baby.

Most adults elsewhere in
the hospital may be visited
from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
at L.G.H. Mrs. Campbell
notes that there are some
restrictions in special areas
and it is a good idea to check

by telephone or at the
reception desk before
visiting.

“It is great to have visitors,
but ...",. Mrs. Campbell's
voice trails off. She then
reminds us that patients are
in hospital because they are
sick. Visitors sometimes

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forget that simple fact.

Mrs. Campbell has a
number of good practical
rules to follow when you
visit. They make sense if you
think of yourself as the
patient who is not feeling too
well, who may not be in a
sociable mood, who tires
quickly, and who may pick
up infections easily:

© Limit visitors to two at any
one time.

* Don’t stay too long.

e Children are allowed
under special conditions, but
remember to keep them
under control.

and remedied, the problem.

Mayor Derrick Hum-
phreys subsequently
congratulated their group,
saying: “This example of
yours in neighborliness,
cooperation and unity of
purpose, together with a
mutual understanding of the
need here in West Van-
couver to maintain our
properties in the way we are
accustomed to, is both
laudable and a splendid
example.”

© Speak and walk quietly.
* Don't smoke in a patient's
room.

e Check with nurse in charge
about bringing food as the
patient may be on a special
diet.

e You may think it would be
fun to smuggle in some
alcohol, but alcohol and
medications don't mix.

© The last thing overworked
nurses need is a drunk
patient to handle.

e If you have a cold or the
flu, please do not visit at all.

“BP home
owners

to meet
Nov. 26

The annual meeting of the
British Properties and Area
Homeowners Association
will take place at Westcot
school at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
November 26.

Mayor Derrick Hum-
phreys and Police Chief J.J.
Hornell of West Vancouver

with the mayor providing
“an overview for 1981" and
Chief Hornell discussing the

continuing home  secunty

problem.

Association President
Fred Van Aggelen_ will
report on the year’s activities
and will emphasize the
importance of involvement

and participation in the work '

of the association by all area

residents. The association
works on behalf at
homeowners in the Chart-

well, British Properties an:
Glenmore areas.

Restrictive covenants
governing British Properties
homes will be discussed and
several authorities will be on
hand at the meeting tv
answer questions on = tius
subject.

The annual meeting wiil
also see the elecuon of

B.C. FOREST CON-
SERVATION is the topic
of guest speaker A.R.
(Tony) Shebbeare at
Wednesday breakfast
meeting of West Van-
couver Chamber of
Commerce at the Salmon
“Howse. Mr. Shebbeare,
who was born in Karachi,
Pakistan, is Vice-
President, Forest &
Environment, with the
Council of Forest In-
dustries.

direetors for the 1981 term
and nominations will be
received from the floor.

President Van Aggelen
says: “Your board works 12
months per year on
fF oblems and issues of vital
concern to all area
homeowners and seriously
rejuires your input, par-
ti. ularly at this year’s annual
neeting.

“Only through = our
combined efforts can we
help maintain the market
value of your homes and I
stress again the importance
Oo. your attendance and
participation on Wednesday,
November 26.”

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