IURSDAY; [FEBRUARY ‘16,1956

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ait thousand Indian people, ,

‘living in an” area 30,000 square

Miles, mostly members of the
Cree nation, are. included in the’
operations of the Diocese of

[Moosonee of the Anglican

Church of Canada. The entire
Diocese is presided over. by the
Right Reverend C.C. Robinson,
BA, D.D. Indian work in the
Diocese is the direct responsibil-
ity of the Right Reverend Nevil-
le R. Clarke, B.A.,.D.D. Bishop
Robinson ‘and Bishop Clarke ad-
minister an:area bounded on the
North by Hudson Bay, on the
South by a-line through the city
of North Bay and it extends ap-
proximately’ 400 miles East and
‘West. of the shores of James

Bay.

Bishop Clarke seeently fear
pleted: his’ Christmas to
the Indian settlements wei the

area of oe jurisdiction; seat An

hat

We have a...
New Shipment

AND THEY'RE
PRICED RIGHT AT

$27.00 to $32.00

AT

LEITNER’S

‘LIMITED

what

less welcome. To: help him in
ministering «to his ‘people, the
Bishop. has seven white. clecay

He" tours his

Heart. Fouidation To.

Sponsor Research
Velentine hearts“Have held the

craft and canoe. :

Factory, .Ontario. “Hi

a point to visit

churches” ard ‘mission’

Jeast “twice” each ‘year’ ‘and’ in
many. places. more often, An-
glican. Missioners in > this-.area
around James .Bay.:are..doing. a

terrific job in. trying, and.some-|'
times

hazardous,: conditions, In
these winter months deep .snows
and long: distances combine to
make life 'g¢

Heart’ "Foundation,
newest voluntary: health organi-
zation in the: province, ‘is prying
to-do for heart: ‘disease

organizations ‘have. wat

for cancer, TB. polio and” art-
hritis. : ;

Tt ‘plans . to. sparse ‘research

field.

Food | and”: supplies “must be
flown ‘in; and it is -hard to
schedule a flight with~ whey ‘wea-
ther continually in ae
ks :
A. Friend Indeed"
“-Working™ with the Indians the

tor, teacher and friend. \’;*)'
‘Medical - supplies’: are “often-
times given to the clergy. to ad-

men, four
bike mil native . catechists.

winter months when the Indian

ARE

-is-a@ must at any time,
especially during the
heating season—are you -
carrying © enough ire

fsurance?

it will. pay yer to feke
stock in your home—new
furniture or an addition
-i fo your hone should be
covered

is’ on” his i he*is’ more
subject to injury. The missioner
is ready. The health and : welfare
of Indian’ women 7and “Children
is paramount and in ‘this day of
modern’ communication‘”* and
transportation it is usually : not
too ‘difficult to. ‘fly the* “sick to
central’

Estimated. 45,000 lives | annually,
medical ' experts’ on:,the’.Founda-
tion’s executive . say. ey.
passes the combined toll of the
next four J

On‘a pro rata‘ basis that’s means
nearly. 34,000 : people are’ af-

¢| flicted: with ‘heart disease ‘in the

uni-
der “way across Canada and the
U.S, including some in B.C, ~

past president’ of the Canadian
-Medical «Association. and ‘presi-
dent, of the. cobadlan Ht leart As-

spotlight’ this “week—but a new|.

sur-]

causes of B

Dr. G F. Strong, immediate E

tand- other services. in the heart | @

Heart. disease , afflicts. 500,000|
in Canada’ and: claims-an|’

rd “W. McNutt, veteran 1
‘company  execuilve..frem” North
+ Bays ont aria the new. president. .

baal wea a
he:will direct the avites of 28
panies‘ to th their ir. pest: atrol, fires
pan! les in ‘CO.
fighting. ¢ orth uliding. torest .
management, and research.

d the can Go l~
lege of Physicians, said in Van-
couver,

“Although hegrt disease

at present, there are many hope-
ful sens in the. “research pro-
2 in

is
Canada’s leading. killer disease] °

She Soeatial “utes wewes. et
da rerks fifth ‘in

@ro-electric ‘capacity *
ranks second: only'to the United

grams.
the field

‘or to}
Indian Hospitals, operated by the
Federal. Department ‘of! Indian
Affairs.

he: education of Indian child.
often the sole ‘responsi-
Bilt of the’ Anelcan missionary,

of : the « re-

cently was. made. at the Un-
iversity of British Columbia. °
But. these - research . programs
are’. hampered at’. present .. by,
limited funds. If a voluntary
group such as’ the B.C. ‘Heart

is
fet by the "Department of Ed-

the F ‘When | p

m can supply addition-
at Sands) then the! work’ on these

the Tndian ‘ie on the ‘traplines
during the winter months he is
naturally im the very remote
areas. As a result, his family
in most cases, is not able to take
sayantags of educational facili

faster and

the answers which will save
lives will be found. fastér, too.”

The B.C. Heart Foundation is
asking’ citizens” throughout “B.C.
this month ‘to “Help: your Heart

ae of the. Traian child is. pe
put off uate ‘the summer|
th: fo:

Fund; Help: your heart.”-
This is its first cam) campaign for
mands: and its “objective. is $50,-

for these children, but they are
glad to:-have a teacher’

should be sent to
Box 6200, ‘Vancouver, .

he, or’ she, is available.
‘The friendship : for ¢hesIndi

established _

ons the part of the missionary;

_Newiy: decorated” house « on
March

of: deep.
and” " respect. This “has: “peen
J about by 1

Ave.
jie Phone* Castlegar 3866. 37

Continued from page 1;
in the Licence Area.
{ Public ‘Workihg Circles
at Arrowhead, "Na=
kusp -and Edgewood, , and..were
within or adjacent to the ‘com-
maunities of the area-The acces:
sibility of this timber, fen ie
utilization for sawmilling p
es, is at least as favourable, aa
any. comparative Crown‘ timber,

ta At the time ‘of. the signing of,
the Licence document, the: Gov:

the ‘Management Licence appli: |

cation, ‘and would, be’ established

as an additional Public Working

Circle. . i
The estimated annual allow-

| able “cut | of 42,900,000 FBM. of

the combined Public Working
‘Circles of, the Arrow Lakes. Dis-

“stitute Vaerial - tire protection

in .‘Nelson,:. Kamloops’. and

“: Prince _Gedrge Forest; "Dis-'

: es |

Log: grades ‘should be’ esta-

blished in, te: Southern] In,
terior. +.

Stumpoge _ appraisal sioula

there is every possibility: -that | ~

B.C, LAND

“SURVEYOR

J. M.- CAMPBELL
; PHONE

Castlegar 4546,
Trott 2AK2

“For the: ‘year ending ‘March’ 31,.

1956, it, is estimated that CBC

:|‘exxpenditures will be $43 million,
y jrevenue.-from radio. and tele-
pislon advertiging will be $7 mil-

can. be used: .

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siisies and -the many ways, in whieh they:

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» this ’-trac!
ot a group, hauling 14,000.
of yaterials for Canada’s north-

lem radar’ sites. The atone haul;

ruary.
“All possible ‘aiemativss were

‘iscussed , but “since -no. solution temui te;

est ‘of the Castle-

‘bers. ‘of Commerce «of - South-
eastern “B.C. ‘on. April 13th at

new highway construction in the
3 | West, evar and ures, it‘ to

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cmp laints:
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a ivan eqessry to pay Svan overloaded : lines,: Mr.‘ ‘Brett said,

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