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BG. Telephone
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‘Second. phase of: a: ‘$2,800,000
B.C, Telephone Company long
ubtance Project started in .1951,
has- been completed’ with: - the
opening of a secdnd carrier sys-
tem to provide additional ior
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ipment which

caine. it ne possible to have sever-
al channels on‘ a- single’ pair of
wires, each conversation :trayel-
ling ®. on a (; dldferenit: freduency
along’ the” wines.‘
‘Repeater stations on the tens.
Canada long distance’ route’ are
located at 50 ‘mile ‘intervals‘:to
the ‘initial quality: of
Stations in B.C., are

Eastern ‘Canada points,
First part of the, p>pject be-
gan three years. ago with ercc-|

tion’ of'a chain of ‘repeater sta-

tion’ from to. the

situated’ at ‘Mission, Hope, : Man-) 7 .-

ning : Park,*-Princeton, ‘Keremeos,
Bridesville, Grand Forks, ‘Tadan- | |

ac, Nelson, Sirday Yahk,’ Mayook
and. Fernie.

Alberta border and. construction | °

of a. new pole. line /over: the

-| Hope-Pzinceton . Highway,-to. by-

are ‘now obtained by the use of

Cancer Forum|

Q. How may: we increase. the
number. of cancer cures?” . -
A. By a prompt visit to a phy-
siclan when suspicious’ signs or
symptoms appear. °- Intelligent
alertness by an individual may
save his life. By co-ope:ution bet-

ween physician and° patient in|‘

carrying out diagnostic and treat- |

ment procedures. By a wide-

spread knowledge, both lay and]:

professional, of. the nature of

.Jeancer and the value of early

and adequate treat-

:| diagnosis :
‘| ment}: Support of such educat?on- ce

al organisations as the Canadian
Cancer Society, wall help in this

announce- ignorance of the nature of cancer

and of the vital: importance of

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