CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.c.

Thursday, October 9, 1952 :

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Dependoney Changes
Hosp. Ins, :

Hon, ae Martin, Minister of
Health and Welfare,, announced
that the government has altered
the B.C, con-

the head of a~ household, and
who is furthering his or her/edu-
cation in a recognized. institution
of learning.

The, second change allows the
head of a household to claim as
a-dependent an unmarried bro-

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Castlegar “Horse”
[With Oglow Astride
Wins Nelson Race

, Castlegar's genial i

sanitary squad, with: broom’ and
shovel, followed behind.

The “turf classic’ was arrang-
ed by Nelson Junior Chamber of
Commerce’who gave a reception

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for the participants at the
Round-up Room following the
race. A humorous interview at
the Nelson radio station, pre—
ceded the event.

cerning aepenienee

The first change allows the
head, of: a household to claim as
a dependent an unmarried. bro-
ther or sister over 18 years of
age and under 21 years of age
who is .mainly dependent upon

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ther or sister, or a son-in-law,
br

or sister-in-law over 18 years of

age who is financially depéndent

upon the head of the household

by reason. of physical or mental

infirmity.

‘The third change allows par-
ents, parents-in-law, grandpar-
ents-in-law-. who are financially
dependent: upon the head of the
Jhousehold for support, to be
claimed as dependents.

These changes were made be-
cause. the: government feels that
in some instances, undue hard-
ship may have. resulted in cer-
tain cases where the head of the
family was not able to claim as

ts those ° relati re-
ferred to above, who’ were fin-
ancially dependent upon him for
support.

» Nick Oglow, partici-
oe in a new kind of horse-
race at Nelson on Saturday when
he and the mayors of "Rossland,
Nelson and Trail, wearing nuge
caps and fluttering ribbons from
their shirtfronts,; urged rubber-
shod steeds along Baker Street
in the Bluebird Handicap, open-
ing event of the drive for funds
of the Nelson and District Rheu-
matism and Arthritis Society.

A-crowd of chuckling “turf”
fans, packed about the course,
watched the four civic heads
urge wheelchairs, _ substituting
for horses, along. Baker. Street
for two blocks, and. donated
$190.57 to the cause.

“While you Wait” Oglow,
aboard the local favorite. ‘‘Cross-
roads of the Kootenays” : fulfill-

It is felt that these ch
will ease the burden upon those
persons who are supporting such
relatives under the aforement-
ioned conditions.

It should be noted that special
application to the B.C. Hospital
Insurance Service is required to
lidt the above- mentioned rala-
tives as d

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Primitive Man Knew
About Insulation

Insulation has been important
for thousands of years in Man’s
search for comfort, whether he
lived in polar regions or in equa-
torial deserts, The first insula-
tion was protective clothing.
Then Man found that certain
types of building materials made
his shelter far more comfort-
able. But as recently as 30 years
ago, insulation was used mainly
to conserve heat and fuel. Today,
insulation makes jungle tempera-
tures endurable.

The purpose of insulation is to
retard the passage of heat, either
from inside to outside, or from

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to inside a buiding. In-
sulation does this by acting as a
barrier to slow down the rate of
heat travel.

In choosing insulation, be sure
to ask these questions:

1. Is it efficient?~ sa oy

2.*Is it FirePROOF, ‘not mére-.
ly “fire resistant”?

3. Is it permanent, or will it
deteriorate. in time, making re-
palcement and expensive repairs
to the building necessary?

“4. Is it verminproof, particu-.
larly rat and mouseproof?

5. Can compléte coverage be
assured?

One insulation that meets all
these requirements is expanded
vermiculite. It has the added ad-
vantage of being easy to install.
No special equipment is needed
and most homeowners do the
job themselves. Vermiculite
flows readily from the ‘bag into
hard to reach corners and around
Pipes, wires and other obstruct-
ion, to make a full, uniform
thickness. It is so ‘lightweight
that it can be handled by a wo-
man or child. .

Vermiculite comes packed in
four-cubic-foot bags. One" bag

inches -thick. Expanded vermicu-
lite is sold under the trade name
Zonolite and is available at most
Castlegar. Lumber and Supply
dealers.

Sent. Traffic Totals
For Castlegar Ferry
Continue To Climb

The traffic totals for the Cas-
tlegar ferry continued to out-
distance those of last year by a

in Sep
er, although - the. ferry. again
made fewer round-trips than for
the same period last year.

Biggest increase was registered
in the totals for passengers, . ex-
clusive of drivers which increas-
ed by 11.2 per. cent from 81,407
ferried in September last year
to.90,551 last month.

Auto traffic zoomed from: 27,-
928 in the A
month last year to 35, 320" for
September, 1952, an increase of
7,601 ‘automobiles. In truck totals.
there was an increase of 2,212
from 12,063 during September
last year to 14,275 last_month.

Other totals which represented

ed the predi of his: groom
“Shellout” (J. A.) MacDonald, by
riding to a five-length victory _-
wheelchair lengths, that is.

ver City, ridden by “Smokey”
(E. G.) Fletcher of Trail; Queen
City, urged on. by “U-Bake”
(Jos.) Kary of Nelson and Gold-
en City with “Slippery” (Har-
old) S, Elmes in the saddle.

The other three grooms assist-
ing the mayors turned jockeys
were “Wily” (Walter) Wait,
Trail; “Horsefly” (H) Lupton,
Nelson, and “Curry Comb” (Joe
E.) Keegan, Rossland.

These men made sure the
“horses” were protected | by
spraying the spectators while a

Know Your
Canada Quiz

1,What country supplies most
of Canada’s coffee?

2. Last year did it cost $4 mil-
lion, $7 million or $10 million to
run the CBC?

3. When did Queen Elizabeth
I live?

4. By how much did retail
buying in Canada increase from
1939 to 1951?

5. How much wil business in-
vest in order to bring out Un-
Bava’s iron ore?

‘Answers on Page 4,

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NOTICE
TO ALL B.C. CITIZENS

26, 1952,

On

concerning y

in the B.C. ital

were

Reg

The following B.C.H.LS. regulations

outSine who may be claimed as a dependent of a “head of a family”.

HEAD OF A FAMILY means a person whether married or not who is
‘responsible for the support of one or more dependents.

Commissioner to be:

(a) The spouse of the head of a family, or

DEPENDENT means a person who is proven to the satisfaction of the

(b) A person under sixteen years of age mainly supported by the head of a
family and over whom, in law or in fact, the head of a family has

complete custody and control,
person or not, or

whether exercised

jointly with another

An unmarried person over 15 years of age and under 19 years of age
who -is mainly supported by the head of a family and over whom, in
law or in fact, the head of a family has complete custody and control,
whether exercised jointly with another person or not, or

An unmarried son or daughter, brother or sister, over 18 years of age
‘who is mainly supported by the head of a family and a student at a

dary school,

'y, or other

by the Commissioner, or

An

son or

recognized

.

brother or sister, including a son-in-law,

daughter-in-law, brother-in-law or sister-in-law over 18 years of age
who is financially dependent upon the head of a family by reason of
physical or mental: infirmity, or

(f) A parent, parent-in-law,

who is

or

financially dependent © on the head of a . family. 5

-It should be noted that special application to the B.C. Hospital Insurance Service

is i to list

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a rise from’ last: year. during the
same. period are: trailers and
semi=trailers, from 230 'to312;"
motor buses, from. 729 to 833; and
tons of freight ferried, from 5152
tons to ‘5212 ‘tons.

ie only. decreases registered:
were for: motorcycles, from 136

Primary. textiles.are. ‘manufac =
ured -in’ every province’ in’ Can-
ada and the industry is the larg-
est employer: among the coun-
[es manufacturing industries.

Be 121; and livestock, from 104 to ||

as

in section “d”, “e” and “f”.

THE B.C. HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICE

© HON. ERIC MARTIN,

L. F. DETWILLER,
Commissioner