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Doctors Give
, A. couple: of experiences. re- |
cently “have confirmed . some-
thing I’ve long suspected. Peo-
Plo spend far too much time
going \to the doctor. Most doc-
tors would probably agree.

My‘ wife,who could go 15
rounds. with Cassios Clay ond
not breathe hard, geai to the
doctor abont twice a month, He

‘saya, we, ‘yoa'ro” certainly

fine fetile”, gives her
a bottle of pills and: sends Ber.
about ber bustness.

My" ‘experience’ with doctors
has’ been on two levels, the so-

te clal and the professtonal. Soctal-

ly, you can’t beat them. They
Ike a Siialea good eee good
company, lon: eee
well, let-me tell you.

Him A fala

rays and a ten-dollar fee, poked
me, palnfully, and on the second
visit informed me that.1 had a
“gevero tion of the lumbar
region. T was pretty scared and
what it involved. "To
: in layman's language”, be
beck “you. have a sore
ei ‘

Couple of years later, 1 hob-
bled into another doctor's ee.
My knee was acting up, A Ger-
man feldwebel had tried to kick
the kneecap off, one day in 1944,
and every so often it went on the
fritz. The doc twisted it until 1
screamed, told me it was very
painful, and sent me to a spe-
cialist.'He took X-rays, wrench- -

we stock o full sufoction of

SAVAGE SHOES -

for chile,

Maddocks Shoe Store.

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‘Monday nights

Community Chest Giving is Only

By HELEN DUNLOP.

” Grants totalling $1,310 were
distributed by the Kinnaird-Rob-
son-Castlegar Community Chest
at its February ‘meeting’ held

feet receive $500, .while

tenay Pente-
Camp Lourdes, Keote ai i roe
. Association's : Camp will

costal Camp and ‘th

‘yin’ view ‘of-the fact ft‘ has’ been

Public, Lib-

suggested membership on the
board should be re-distributed.
This would mean an enlarged
board and a change in repre:
sentation of, different ‘areas.:
‘Any changes, said Mr. Gray,
must be published’ and a” gen-
eral meeting must be. called.
There are also other changes
which should be. considered as
some of the clauses are not ap-
plicable under present day . alti
ig| tlons and condition:

‘The directors sted 1 to leave
the appointment of such a com:| gal
mitt ites to the new ‘officers: to}:
be elected next m

January was ‘read ‘and approved
showing receipts, $1,450.80 and
disbursements of $596.56... .
Expenses approved for pay-
ment were .$19.81 for printing
of annual financial report and
a petty cash account $40.
‘Letters of thanks for
were recelved from the

“The fegular ‘Bluebird Bull-

otin was received from the Ca-

nadian Arthritis. and. Rheuma-

tism Soclety and a dispatch from

the National Canadian Red Cross

Society gave'a report on that
ju)

re

A report from the Canadian
Welfare. Coundlls. gave figures
d from gurveys of ‘‘gly-

branch of Ci

the Canadian Cancer So-
cles y, and a letter inviting the
KRC. to ,sond delegates to the
biennial’ conference of commu-
my shen organizations in Cal-

@’ KRC. did not send re-
réseutatives to the! conference
pes early this month.

The finariclal aatement for

sent

7c3 Robson's new i director; Geo-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 i

y Half that of Trail”

ment department.

the -Commiunit;
Chest had spearheadsd a: move-
ment to meet: ith otter! oct
groups handling welfare, name!
the: three oval: welfare’ organi:

the’: Ministerial 1,
Association; and ifiawe, ‘council

welfare jcomimttees

CTT TT AMBLER f

the nation’s co1
related’ to per capita giving: in

such :
2 he » shows the per.
i the area cover-
ed by. a ng Community.

28.
This ‘ig not quite 60
far behind Rossland, as ‘figures
quoted’ are:. ‘Trail’'(per capita),

les"? in’ arlous areas ‘of |~
The oetone coma unities, These |i

areas, eee narrowing” .it |’

Cheat t to. we roueny 50 per cont |)"
Trail’s ‘fi

NOTICE

BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 1 1

af

Former Kinnaird Man
"i Waldie's decision not to Made. Kentucky Colonel

Leonard 'S. ‘Gallo: of .Kin-} appointed to the above position,
an serirselesion Walter Jacob-| naird, now residing in Louisville | His certificate is presently en-
‘son was re-el lected to ‘serve’ a| for professional schooling at.the | route to his home, Mr; Gallo is
three year term as KRC Com- Kentucky: School of Mortuary the. father 0 of Tener < Salto, he

tor, > clence, has been appol

muy ice giredtoe 1965 exe- the honorary, sRosition of Ken tral REM, a le be ‘been ap:

en | tucky Colonel” by Gover + :
alive neta ee te erat ward. Brethitt, governor of the Cpl.'McKay's daughter, Miss | eda ‘Nery heavy | cra on avail,
it was decided to table this un-| state of Kentucky. Glenys. McKay,'' ‘make the| able funds this p Abeer
til a full board of directors was ‘This: appointment is sty eee cathy to her father and felt fhe Com ty On arin

as an’ exclusive |

ere escretary A Gray. said ‘a panera can accents tance in é cu Miles mere; and "Leonard ernment social. welfare nace
; ‘king of the 3 allo are engai
comme aoe oe a ay. me yor daition to this, ‘Stephan after Mr.: Gallo's schooling . is| lems, which bo thought were

-rge Wanjoff, .was introduced to
the meeting. Mr. Wanjoff was
elected for a three year term,
‘filling the vacancy.” caused: by

ed it until I was bathed in
event, ‘and told me 1 bad a bad
and should, be careful

Sel W Sales: & Service

ans’ hospital, for my regular
chest’ check-up. Tho doc
-couldn’t find the scar on my X- -
ray, and had to ask me which e
Every so often, a specialist in ‘long it bad been. I didn't know. ‘
reading X-rays would show me The other day, I weat ton |e | ®
+ the: “shadow” on my lung. eye jalist.:I can see fine,
There were about 484 shadows but my wife thought I should go.
on the X-ray. I'd nod intelligent. 1 haven't had my eyes checked
Jy, though I'll swear it was a dif-. since’ another eye specialist, 15
ferent one every time.- years ago, pres the glass-

I still think they got a fly-speck °° I wear for reading.

A An UM Ln san

Just after the war, the medi-
cal profession told me I had tu-
berculosis, There. was a shadow
on. my: chest X-ray. They
pumped out my stomach and
poked’ among the horrors’ ex-
humed, They vampired blood
out of my arm. They sucked
marrow out of my breast-bone.

35.51, Rossland, bers iy Kinnaird.
Robson-Castleger, $2 74, This is |.
partly due to district being
mainly a‘ rural area, while “in
the area encompassed by the
Trail and Rossland Community.
Chests,. most are, payroll contri-
butors.

+, Mr, Jacobson spoke on prob-
lems ‘of distributing welfare: to
needy. families, which had plac:

West Indies, There's a lesson
there for Canada. .

I bave just returned from a
awing through some of the is-
lands of what was the West In-
dies Federation. They have tra-

had close tles with Ca-
. pada and there bave been fre-
quent ‘suggestions
could one day become a Canadi-
an province,

By Air Canada jet it's only
veh or six hours to most of

and 'erery winter

tollday there in the sun.

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SHE'S NO SERGEANT. Unilke many Israeli actresses
who come to Europe to make films, unassuming 25-
year-old Lyala O'Toole does not pose‘as a “sergeant”
in the Israel Army. ‘Anyway, Lyala’s ‘certainly. one of
the shapeliest civilians we've seen! She's seen taking
in some sun on a beach in Rome,

_C, ARTHUR ANDERSON
REPRESENTATIVE

Jaws of the Community Chest finished. in Louisville, the responsibilty of the govern-

In Trinidad, where I spent
moat of my time, Canadiais are
active in the oil business, news-
paper publishing, banking and
hotelkeeping.

‘This is an island of some 850,-
000 people, mostly of either Ne-
gro or East Indian descent. It is
by no means an undeveloped
country. It has the fourth high-
est living standard in the
western hemisphere, health and
educational levels are compara-
tively high, and wages for na-
tive workers are cood. ~

But Trinidad has a crushing
unemployment rate of better
than 14 per cent. One-third of

_ the jobless are teen agers and
unless Trinidadians learu to con-

trol the sizes of their families -
the unemployment ‘rate’ can go .

nowhere but up as more young
people go into the labor market.

Trinidad’s basi¢ ‘problem’ —
and this is repeated throughout
“all these islands of the sun — is
that secondary manufacturing is
almost non-existent, A govern-
Ment-sponsored industrial devel-
opment corporation -is. working
hard to promote local industries
but so far there is neither the
skilled management or trained
working force that is needed.

Despite its rich soil and lush
climate, the isIrad cannot feed
Itself and food imports ron to
$50 millon a year.

To a Canadian, it’s a fascinat-
ing and colorful place. The capi-
tal, Port of Spain, lacks none of
the modern amenities for_visi-
tors, good hotels,’ interesting
shops, intriguing night clubs and

wealth following the break-up of
the West Indies Federation, is
governed by « Negro party, Dr.
Erie Williams’ Popies Nation-
++ al Movement. It’s semi-socialist,
mildly anti-American, and has
the firm support of the country’s
influential labor unions,

The opposition party is sup-
ported mainly by East Indians.

uation in Trinidad is ‘not nearly.

80 serious,

What’s the lesson in all this _

for Canada?

I asked everyone 1 talked to’ ”

whether the Federation — it in-
cluded Jamaica, Barbados, An-
tigua, Trinidad and other is-
lands — would ever come back?

It was universally agreed that
it ahould and would — but not
under the present generation of
political leaders. They  sacri-
ficed the Federation for short-
term local self interest, and with
it went the chance of. an eco-
nomle and political unit large

to be meaningful in to-
day's big power world.

“Seven of the’ smaller islands
. are now talking of a local con-
- federation, and there's hope that
@ common market might em-
erge among all the Caribbean
states except Cuba,

But be it a island or a pro-
vince, we now know that the
road alone is hard, and that it
will get harder as big technolo-
gy and big markets become
more and more the key to eco-
nomie well-being.

THE HOME TEAM

c~
3S)

on the original X-ray. Dut I bear
“no grudge. This used to

happen to me during the war.

We'd be flying formation, on a

mission, heads swivelling wildly

to watch for German

I'd spot.a whole gag.

gle of the foe and holler over the
radio, “Enemy atreraft, above.
10 o'clock!”

After’ ‘a: frantic’ silence, in
which everyone else swept the
sky with bis eyes, a sardonic
voice would announce, “Sml-
ley’s got oil specks on his wind-
sereen again.” |

0" fordave tks doea: ia aa

months, they couldn't prove, at
least to my satisfaction, that ]
had TB..But they needed the
practice, ‘and I bore no ill-will.

About elght years later, I had

Well, this young fellow the
other day, who can give you an
appointment within four months
of the time you call, told me 1
didn't need glasses, Said the
ones'1 had were as useful as
window panes. He dido’t realize
Td had them renewed at about

. $25 a rattle, four or five times

since the original prescription,

: whenever. I'd broken them. or

fost them.

Well, I'm going to fool him.
I'm going to go right on wearing
those glasses, if only to hits the
bags’ ander my eyes.

“Doctors! It’s not that Tm pre.
fudiced. ‘Some... of best.
friends are doctors. But. how
would you like your sister to
marry one of them? i

tips’ n’ topics

Colorful, But Not Nourish

DEAR SUSANNA: From time
to time you have mentioned do-
zens of very effective uses for
baking soda, but I have never
noticed you use the one about
adding a pinch to the cooking
water of green vegetables to
keep their color from fading,

Harriet Noris

Hold it right ‘there, Harriet,
and drop that soda back in the
box—NOT in the «cgetable wat-
er. In this case, what you gain
in color you will lose in food val-
ue,

Baking soda added to green
vegetables while cooking will
destroy valuable vitamins,
make. them ‘softer -han they

should be and even change the _

flavor. Our home cconomirt sug-
gests that for best results they
be ‘cooked ina sma!’ an -unt of
boiling ‘salted water until just

tender-crisp.:'Remove the Ud

during the first five minutes of
cooking to allow acids which
turn veg tables brown to es-
cape.

DEAR SUSANNA: If ever you
have occasion ‘. wire relatives
or friends of your arrival at the

rt on a certai. day at the
given time’ ALWAYS © include
your flight number in the tele-
gram.

Otherwise, if your plane is
late, they may have a very d’"‘i-

cult time trying to check out the -

whereabouts: of your particular
plane with the airline company.
Roger

-_ Roger, Roger. Over and out!”

DEAR SUSANNA: Have you a
recipe for a good be made.
face pack?

1 bad one some .tinie “ago
which included ordinary rolled

oats as an ingredient — would
you by any chance, have a
similar formula? If not, I would

Thank you. in advancc—I DO
so enjoy your column!

Mrs. D. 8. Hamilton

” How about a light astringent. -

just for a starter: If commer-
celal astringents are too harsh
and irritate your skin, try a
combination of equal parts of

Tose. water and witch hazel.

This makes a lovely, mild,
refreshing pick-me-up . . . espe-
clally for parts of the skin that
are inclined to be oly. |

On the subject of that other
rascal, dry skin, many of us
don’t realize how Enportant diet
is for combating this wrinkle
promoter.

One should eat plenty of fruit,
green yegatables and carrots—
and lots of milk,

helpful and the intermittent ad-
dition of cod liver oll to the diet
is also recommended. -

Menio to all frosty areas: Our
garden expert warns us that be-
avy. deposits of snoy on ornam-

ental shrubs such. as “Japanese

yews, junipers and cedars can
result in severe damage {f not
removed. Wide, flat-tepped
hedges may also suffer.

‘After ‘heavy’ snovitalls the:

snow shouldbe taushed or.
knocked’ off;; any

branches should be pruzed back
to the point where breakage .:c-

No more hedging there, yew,
_ {t's time for the big brush off.
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