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Final arrangements are be-
ing made at Notre Dame Uni-
versity ‘of Nelson ‘for the offi-
cial opening on Saturday of the
two new buildings on the cam-

and the men's residence.
Approximately "8,000 persons
have been invited, Including al
tenehers ‘of school districts
) and’:10, “parents &
fhe vtetdents Notre Dame alum-
ni, and bind residents of the area.

6 B.C.
Mayor B T. podard and other
dignitaries ‘ail attend.

' The buildings, Maryball and
McCarthy hall, willbe officially
opened at. 1 p.m.’ by the: Hon.

Ralph Loffmark, minister of
Ralph development, itrade,
and commerce for the B ‘B c. gov-
ernment. He ‘will speak’ on‘ an
open’ platform’ at 7 front ‘of
Saryball, the ‘student’ ‘union
building.

“2 Other ' afternoon - speakers
will be Mayor Bodard of Nelson;
N. V.'Doyle;' contractor for the

Any way you
figure It.

Visit from our hostess wht mane

ou Yee! at home, with her basket ~
‘gifts and answers to questions
Ba about the city, its services and

buildings; and John’ A: ‘di Castri,,
architect.” Student’ soloist Don
Oddie will sing “Bless This
House.” Master - of - ceremonies
will be the’ Rev." Aquinas Tho-
mas, SA, president of Notre
Dame.

Preceding the - ceremony
there will be’ an academic ‘pro-
cession of the faculty and spe-

cial guests from Patenaude hall,
past the women’s residence, to
Maryhall, Members of the Koo-
tenay Kiltie pipe band will lead
the procession, ~ +"

rom 2 to 5 p.m. open house
wil be held on the campus with

ASC.
to:a’ one-year term. ‘as ‘chairman | nto!
of the’ Kootenay: Op pmetrle As-
sociation. i :
He‘ succeeds ‘his “son, ‘Dr.
J.. Ivan’ Laughton, also of Nel-
gon and Castlegar.
+ Elections followed a recent
mecting of the. KOA in Creston,
attended ‘by: ‘Dr.’ ‘William’ R. R, Me-

New Buildings o on desi:

wee eter a

guided totirs of all A boliaings.( Mi
At, the same’ time ‘te: a
dd , Martin’ hall,’ the | n:
Pa members

pus, the student union building Wot

gon or the Us
planned a 6.30 p.m, at Mary-
hall, will be Dr. W. C. Howells of
Calgary, vice- president of Tex-
aco Canada, Ltd., and a: mem-
ak of the board of governors
of
Other speakers will be
Charles Cuthbert for the depart-
ment of education, ‘Rt. Rev.

ev. ‘ second floor of Maryball. ° oe

ghana he | ing in 1
hoard of; it Bovernors, Rev, ‘Agui-| ed
ag Thomas, and the Re: es | pince:
éattle Univ 5 first f° Beata ;
jotre ‘ Dame ‘College redecesse: n°
Joan from Seat- ae ip ipeaiy ind. 8 brother

Re oF tives of other un:
sities’ will) extend’ greetings,
ides vel ov Eric seal
provide musical | Ozeroft- (Doris): of rand Bor
entertainment. : and “Mrs, ‘P<: ‘iste Verigin: of.
sone ovania of the day, il Robson, nine bs mndeltfdren,
from’ 9"p.m:"to 1a.m:-on-the ino. creat cite tan Nogwautt

an Mrs, Jack Coty.

Arthritis in various forms
has plagued’ the inhabitants of
the earth as far back’ as mil-
Hons of years ago.:
“The 21-ton’ dinosaur mons-
recreated in'science
ror movies are known
to ave had some kind of arth-
ritis’ because>teh skeltons that
have ‘heeti reconstructed show
ce of the disease,
Oo“ Atthritis algo took its toll
of the ancient” Egyptians as the
thickened joints and. deformed
hands of their munuales have
revealed.. i
As" always, ‘it “took the
Greeks to have a word. for it.
Four hundred! years: :B.C. the
Greek physician’ Hippocrates,
“the father. of medicine,” wrote
down the: first’ deseripaon of ar-
thritis. In , fa it took two
_mMean-
ng.

Ey ‘aiter century, ‘this|

spa Eton of of human peings.’
Hunieas. ‘of thousands of Can-
aadians are. yvictims. of it: today.
There are humerous forms
of .arthritis, but: the:two most
common ware Maumatold arthrit-

Arthriti 's Has Plagued
People Millions. of Years

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be necessary for many months
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unprescribed drugs, nostrums
or old ‘wives’ tales.
4. Try 7 £0 live “free of every-
day tensions and anxieties: Get
as much’'solind rest and sleep as
possible.-A rested body. and wor-
ry-free ‘mind go a long way'to-
wird: improving general health
and: arthritic joints
* 5. Avoid the physical strains
or pressures. normaily placed on
the affected ‘joints or parts. If
your’. physician recommends a
set of exercises, follow his’ in-
structions implicitly.
6. If’ you are one of those
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many disabled people are living Ve
cheerful” and” useful ‘lives in
spite of’ their disabilities. You
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TB case * and, ° since: treatment is giveh' free by ‘the gov-

ernment,’ ‘everybody helps pay for it. ugh! taxes. The

tragic thing ‘about t the high cost and e suffering ¢ caused
ti losis ig that it is unnecessaty.

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the ‘photo 1 TB skint fo\find

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way is associatetl with advanc-
ing age.and wear and tear. A
more ‘accurate name ‘for ‘it is
degenerative joint disease.
According toThe Canadian
Arthritis’ and Rheumatism ‘Soc-
iety, there are‘six points for ar-
thritics ‘to ‘remember’ and they
are:
"1 Replace your fear of 1.-
tis -by an ‘intelligent’ approa-
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retharks

‘| which he: sald* further develgp:| fi
‘mont of a public parking lot on
‘the | Castlegar | Hotel Property ‘

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‘Narraission ‘0 Hoes sr fee ly any-
ithing. with ‘the ‘Castlegar Hotel
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fomm. Lorn
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awaiting a ‘letter of 0 permis:

irom Mr)
‘on hearing Mr. ‘Moran’ 8 ot-

wishes to his (Mr. Moran's)
dear old mother,. I-think she’s,
glye some good ‘advice

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LHS Gwen Hunter 191; LHT
Julie Roberts 430, MHS “John

71. i 7
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Mugs 22'

lugs © 10, Cheetlos 8 <

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curlers 5, Wheaties 1.
‘Tuesday Mixed League. 7-9
LHS-Terry -MacReady- igi
LHT. Ada Halbouer 626.

ers 1086; THT Button’ Pushers
2960.

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636, Kay Adsheat ad 613,
Mary Konkin and ul
Wilcox 223; LHT Doraleen John-
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MHT Dave Calder’ 726. THS
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‘ebster 615.

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Joyce Turner. 589." MHS .Erni
Blair- 287; MHT Gary: Snckaon
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wus sey 603. THS Nights 8 89!

THT. Nighthawks 2637.23
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Ricks ‘Records Oddballs 1,
Four. Po! Bees -1,
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Other. 600's Matt Rohn- 730,
Bill Davis .700,. Nick Koochin 634,
at Bill Perehud

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