’ CASTLEGAR.NEWS, Trursday, May 81, 1962

CA: STLEGAR

Don’t Blame State Health for Dr. Shortage

The American . Medical A
which is hysterical about any move in the
TJ.S, toward socialized medicine, is draw-

L J and

jation

NEWS

Forty- -Seven.

the resulé,

ing

ing much comfort from the alleged short-

age of doctors in Britain.
‘In a recent . editorial

of AMA quotes Lord Taylor, a physician-
member of the House of Lords, as saying
that the present state of medical affairs

in Britain is

In 1957
the Journal,
number of

cent.’ The

1
of some Dee ny Soll: thinking by
both government and the medical ' prof

medicine should be reduced by 10 ‘per
Willink ‘Committee ‘not* only

s+

an official goverime: tt com-

mittee actually recommended ‘that the}.

students permitted’ to ‘take

LB. (Joo) Salsberg, the Tor-
Gntonian who was elected as both
an alderman and an MLA on. the
Communist ‘Party, ticket, is ,a' man’
whose ‘materialism ‘is no ‘longer
dialectical, bit rather whose mater-
jalism ‘is<tow a matter of neces-
sity, as he seeks to earn a living in
a capitalistic, society., ies

Salsberg,:born the son of. an
immigrant ;junk dealer, spent 30-
odd‘years’as:an active, poorly-paid
Canddian''Red, but he ‘was not
Moscow. ‘trained “and was often a¢-
cused by. fellow’ ‘Communists ibe

Materialism Not Di leclical,. Bat Necessity»

Ina socialist’ socicty with ‘the
equality” and..“trug ‘democracy”.
which they think it. will bring: ito
.the, world,” ;

‘S They. ‘differ only’ from the
hardened, Communist in’ their Bee | ay
Mef that’social change must cathe | Bl
through” a’ peaceful, :.democratic’

Process 1 rather than, through revol-
ution.

_ they want a would in’.which
there ‘will ‘not, be ecohomic ‘com:
petition but one in which’ tlere
will be competition in the ‘sciences,
-erafts and the arts. They: want to

NOTICE.
PARK: ELECTRIC
WILL BE CLOSED FOR- HOLIDAYS’

FROM JUNE’ i :

23 INCLUSIVE..

Swimming | "Lessons
CLARKE’S POOL:

Morning Classes will:be held. for.ladies and pre-

First-Year UBC Students
To Write. Counselling Tests]:

The Univeristy of British’ Co-
lumbia Senate has approved a re-
commendation requiring all first-
year students to write a battery of

j counselling, tests prior to registra-
lon,

: President’ N. A. M, MacKen-

zie said the recommendation had

been forwarded’ to’|Senate by a

committee studying | tie academic

‘The president said no first-
year ‘student would be allowed’ to
register until the tests had been
written, He emphasized that the
results of the tests would not pre-
vent any student from attending |

UBC,

John F. McLean, director of
UBC’s_ councelling office, sald that
in: Previous years 80 per cent of

The: new * ewulation is effec-
tive immediately: and will apply to
all first-year students registering
this September.

class had written ihe

The Annual Inspection of
Squadron 581 Royal Canadian Air
Cadets was held last week before
Group Captain’ J. G. Archamba-

tult; AFC, CD, supported’ by the | Me
No, 24 regiment band from Trail.

Fifty-two cadets out of 54 were
on parade, Following the inspec-
tion, the squadron: performed the
ceremony of the march past. At
ths s completion, of this, Group Cap-
the

tests, The: object in
students to write the tests, he ead

bors and commended them on
their

is to compile a
Picture, t

Following proceedings at the
airport the. annual . parents-cadets

innaird Briefs

banquet was held in the cafeteria

Squadron 581 Inspection Held

sented by Group Captain Archam-
F/8g

bault to t, “B. Jerome; best
senlor shot, Ralph West: trophy
presented by Mr. West to.Cpl. A.
jeMasters xooklel of the yoar a-
ward, presented ‘by Mr. Mayne te
ACI Hugh McCutcheon, one
ayaduetton coriticates for suc-
cessfully complet four
cadet : training ‘were = sated by
Mrs, MacBain, to [F/Sgt.. W. Kull
Set. ee Pages and Sgt. J. Simapeon,
best ‘junior shot trophy,
denned by: Leo’ Bosse, was’ pre-
sented by, J. Curtis, vice chairman
of the provincial sir cadet com-
Loa and’ also chairman‘ of | the
al

of Stanley
schoo!

ACI Bucknell. ©’: zs 2
awards for having

re presented by | srart!

Guy Gibson, Lac L, Anderson, AC1
H. McCutcheon, AC1 B, Lamond,
ACL W. Magee, ACI R, McNee and
ACLH. Idle. *.’:

s The “Civilian Committec
Trophy for ‘the most improved
cadet was presented by Mr. Hyson
to Cpl D. Butler,
Following ‘the awards, Bert
in‘ introduced Group Captain
Archambault, inspecting’ officer,
who: ' congratulated ‘the !boys and
took, the theme: for his talk of
leadership.

W/O Schwartzenhauer than
thanked the officers : and instruct-
ors of ‘the. ‘squadron for all they
had done for, the: cadets | during
the: past year. He, closed the ev-

ening by. thanking ,the parents for

13

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 31, 1962 3

rye err er
VOLKSWAGEN RAMBLER
SALES & SERVICE oy
USED CARS — TRADE
Phone R.A. (Bob) Horswill 365-3491
‘61. Rambler Super Sedan, cae $2,795:

only 6 thousand Miles
3 Ph Pebleay American

cerca 1 HU fl ra Inna

"W/O George Sc
of

forgot to take into consideration ‘the’ in-
master

“a pretty ghastly. awful  pic-
pretty gi y P one year of narrate ak ‘ate

abolish :“centralized, democracy” in ithe hope

* - Cupar, Sask., who -haveibeen vis-

ture”.
the inference that Britain is
tors becausé they are fleeing

pression of the National Health Service:

The inference is. wrong.‘

There is a shortage of doctors in Bri-. «
tain, but it is not ‘because they are flee-

Vanities

Many indulge in vanities

And delusions of perfection,
And haunt the mirrored halls of fame .
In search of their own reflection. -

Many falter along the way

And succumb to despair and futility,

Because at the outset they

To indulge. in a bit of humility.

From this statement, they draw

creases in .
short of doc- normal migr
from the op-

for medical.

mistakes. by
ieal schools.

and for the
well advised

never, paused. teria among

ut Obedkoff

Social Notes. from rer stlegar

Mrs. H. Johnson, Phone 365-8294
Mr. F. Hirtle, Phone 365-2921

Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Horning
spent the long weekend visiting
with Mr. and ‘Mts. Bruce Horning
in.-Golden. On Sunday’ both’ fam-
ilies motored to Lake Louise, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Horning returned
home Monday.

Mrs. D. Proudfoot. of Nelson
spent, the ‘weekend’ visiting with
her daughter, ‘Miss ‘Caral Proud-
foot.

Miss Polly Nazatoff ‘of Mission
spent the Ga rere visiting
aoe Barents,” Mar and Mrs. Fred

‘Members af Minto’ “Chapter ew

No, 79, Order of the Eastern Star,

‘attending the Grand Chapter ses-

sions in. New. Westminster are Mr.

and | Mrs.“ Don’ Duncan,

_Sherbiko, Mis, Clara Saunders and
‘N. Oswald.'

Mrs. Ne
Mr, ahd Mrs. D: McSweeny of

iting with Mr. D. Seaton for the
past few. days, ett Wednesday; to
return to their home.

A. MeNeil ‘and -son ! of
Daystand. Alberta, are visiting wath

. A Raa of the land
settlement board will be in the
area “at an early date” to discuss
the property under; reserve by
School District No.9 at Ootisch-
enia for a-:school, secretary-trea-

Mrs." J./§

Mrs, a Mel and Mrs, I. Swaddle.
‘R. Herding and Miss Carol
Proindtoot “motored to Nelson Sat.
urday where they were the guests
of Mrs. G. E. Grizzlle.
Mr. and’ Mrs.. George Santano
and tne daughters of Trail were
supper guests of Miss Carel Proud-
foot Sunday.
Mrs, .Wm> Easton returned
home Monday from. Nelson’ and
Cranbrook. She attended the fun-
eral. ot Mr, Gordon Hagkall in Cran-
brook.
¢-Visiting: ‘at the home’ of sat.|!
ed |andMrs, a Betts. is the latter’s mo-
the Grundie . of , Powell

North Biirnaby. awere, weekend
ff Mr. and, Mrs,

jaatiozan motored’ to Calgary. :.to
meet. Mrs. Walter’s' mother,. Mrs.

grossly miscalculated the’ increasing needs

an,
society would’ make ‘in the’ futur Me
What Lord Taylor | really said’ in the
House of Lords: was that* government,
should immediately ‘rectify its’ previous

In no. way does this straightening of |?
.the record suggest that we advocate or ap-
“prove of state medicine.

But if the C
‘ation is to do its best for its members

arguments back to the issues that count.

‘Mrs. “Earl Hille of

| ealled to Calgary due to the sud-
‘Mrs.:Rudy Walter of

Else, Echster, on her « arrival. by

but:. misjudged, the ” of, not

ration of British. doctors and

Servite -:which: a! ffluent

establishing’ three new med-

ai Medi,

1 Associ-

being an out-and-out” Tennis,
If Salsberg was- not ‘an
and.out:Leninist, certainly -he wag|;
never: an, out-and-out Stalinist, for.
he was. a long-time’ Stalin doubter, | 4;
inainly:becausé- o| Stalin's treat: |
ment of ‘the “Je 1955, eat
Khrushchev mat rc

favor ofthe’ peaceful anarchy, they
}think “will xenule

school children 4 years and up. Ladies..$6.00 and
children ee 00 for 10 lessons.

6.30 and 7.30. Fee

his
about: Stalin at the party’s:.20th
Congress, Salsberg was.one of the
world’s few delighted Reds, ‘Stalin
ie Humanitarian” ‘was | revealed,
s “Stalin the Butcher.”

The Hitler-Stalin. pact of 1939
had left Satsberg shaken bit, with
others, he whad. half convinced
himself that Russia was only out-|-

Canadian public, it would be
to halt the frenzy and hys-
the medical men and get the

—The Financial Post

they > will "visit g Kavie's son
Lorne,

: Mrs. R._V. Havdale, ‘Wanda and

Bill, - accompanied ‘by. :Dorothy
Thring; ywill motor:to’ Hope this
Saturday where they will attend.
the wedding .of Mrs. . Havdale’s
niece, ‘Barbara Ann Bailie.
The local chapter of the ODE
held "a coffee’ party Wednesday
morning on the lawn at the home
of ‘Mrs, V: Goresky.;A bake: sale
was also a highlight of the morn-
ing Social hour.

* Among those” attending the
Saturday: sessions of the. fenlehts
of Columbus. Conventiér
Nelson: were. Mr. A.J. Ls St he:
Mr. R, E- Goulette and. Mr. a "Vs
Campbell...

‘Mr. and. ‘Mrs. Joe Logelin’ were

den passing , of Mr.. Logelin’s fa:
jer, v
_Among . university” students

home. for. the ‘summer are Jerry
‘and Katie Getchen.

plane from FP: West
many.
vie and her

board's meeting Monday night.

Ger-

Mrs: J, Sika
ghter Bernice’ aoe leaving ‘Satur-
day. by, plane for cE where
i

surer. C,H. King told the - school

Pre-school‘registration will be
held “June 4 to 8 it was decided
and an’appraisal is being made on
property owned by the school dis-

» ‘Miss ‘Sharon Parkin is flying
to Ottawa! Sunday ;where she is
taking ‘a < position with . the. Civil
Service Cominission.

trict on 3rd Ave: in’ Castlegar...

G. C. Bissell, district. superin-
tendent, reported ‘that: : teacher re-
cruitment was coming along’ “fair-
ly weli.”. Further study is being
made on _an occupational ‘course.

S.0.N. ‘Hold

The Sons of’ Norway Nordic
Lodge 76 held its monthly bus-
iness meeting May 14 in the Mar-
lane Hall. :

On May 25 .they “held Nor.
ways’ Independence Day celebra-
tions in the Kinnaird Hall, Albert
Anderson and Mr. Dick’ from the
S.O.N. Lodge in: Spokane motored
to Castlegar for the occasion. ©

Mr. Albert Eide gave a won-
derful performance as.a one man
band, playing the mouthorgan,
guitar, drum and symbols -simult-
aneously. Nick Oglow, Liberal can-
didate spoke a few words of con-
sraluanon, to the Lodge.

Anderson on behalf of
the eran Lodge, presented a
gift to the Nordic Lodge, which
was accepted by social director,

Celebration

dancing. »

and his orchestra.

ing made for a Lodge picnic.
Four new,

ly of Norwegian dishes, was serv- the apraisal up to ‘date. Fire eared
ed-at mid-night followed by more

+ Edwin. Johnson was master of
ening was provided by Jack Phipps,

On May 28. the “Lodge held a
social evening in| the Marlane
Hall. It was. decided just to have
business meetings:.once a month
during the summer. Plans are be-

were init.

Mr. King told, the: board that
an insurance appraisal : revision
has been carried out. This. brings

Ed Lewis has been’ asked for in-
formation on the seating capacity
of the school‘ aetivity r rooms and
gyms for public.use. ;
Bosra chaleraan

ceremonies and music for the ‘ev-

ue fat the nuptial mass?

the Fascists, Now
the Canadian Communist Party's

Stalinism ‘but not with Commun-
ism, found- others breaking with
Stalinism while ‘he himself:started
to make clean the final” break
with the movement ‘that had been
_fhis life,

But while Salsberg is disillus-
ioned with the USSR and is now

No, 1 rebel, who had broken with| -

- 100: 150 People Daily
Use Kinnaird Park”

An average of 100 to 150
,people a day are using the Kin-
naird Park, village chairman Carl
Loeblich. told council Monday
night...
Comm. Ron Giles suggested
that steps should be taken to keep
children off-the roof of the water
tank near the park since increas-
ed use of the park has increased
the number of children ‘climbing
the water tank. He recommended
that a sign be’ Put, cP

=
4

= Adult Ei ig Classes k
- $7.00 for ten lessoris.

.As soon ‘as a_class of ten: has been ae
classes will begin. Mrs, R. Robin is our instructor
and has ‘had 5 years experience in Red. Cross in-

struction.

cation in the water.

The pool i is open for general eitning with super-
vision from 3,30 ‘to 5.30 on‘ week days and 2 - 4
on Saturday and Sunday and evenings’ from 8 - 10.
25¢ for children, 50c for adults.

= Pick up. your registration form at 762-2nd Ave.
or phone Mrs. J..Clarke at 365-5106 for further
information. Learn-to swim and erijoy your va-

z
:

We have installed two high. quality ‘Tranpolines
and they will be available for use shortly. zE

ETT ta

making. the

(he sells insurance, writes on cur-
rent’ affairs and makes
sional speech), Salsberg Js still a
Communist, **

«Tt is* the backixound , of -his
present. life -that has * changed, not
his th
which . Salsberg: now. belongs —
those’ who have either become to-
tally ‘disillusioned :with-the party
and: have: left. itor who are now
on. the fringes, of it — still believe

_ Lambert ..
Nisley: ne
‘Wedding

_ Of special interest in Kinhaird
and: Castlegar -is the marriage ‘¢er-

Queen Church in’Spokane, May 12,
when Barbara Marie,” daughter‘ of
Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence A. Nisley,
Spokane, Washington. and Patrick
Arthtir Lambert. of Kinnaird, were

idge.
Cc. My Depiére, fticiated

Given by her, father, the ‘bride!
wore a gown, designed and made|
by herself, of Chantilly lace with
fitted bodice,” found neckline and
lily-point sleeves.
The gown bitioned | down the,
back ‘with tiny. buttons’ and was
complemented by ‘scalloped’ train.
A ‘pearl-crown’:headpiece ‘secured
her -elbow-length veil: and she car-

yellow rosebuds, ‘carnations and

a Ye sala of honor, ‘Miss Gloria

"| Nisley, sister of the bride, ‘was at-|:

tired in a pale yellow silk, taffeta
dress with matching : accesso‘ie
Her bouquet. was. of pale

carnations.

at the SHSS wens day. Approval
‘was given to a request'for the use
of ‘the classrooms at the Twin Riv-
ers: school “vacation *: school in
July.

A ater from Mrs, W. Ro.
binson, relayed through Castlegar
:Jim_ Corbett,

jated as follows: ‘Sirs, Brock,

Johnson“ op: the accordian,

Louella’ Davidson.
Refreshments consisting main-

the close’ of th evening.
fie

Mr.
rateius, John Guanarson and Wil} #9. t2ke a class to the alrport :t6

son” Nybies. “Dancing, bingo and
whist ‘were, enjoyed by ‘all pre-
sent with music provided by Allan)

Refreshments ‘were served at|for. the purpose
ing in September. sae 1 Tol

study: air transportation was. ap-
Proved.

‘Mr. Bissell reported that pop-
ulatjon figures are. being compiled
af! school “open:

ley, sister of the bride and Mi
Maureen Lambert, . sister’: of th

satin. gowns, also. made;

one“large pale -yeHow mum, tip.
ped with silver, with streamers of.
yellow-satin ribbon.”
Two little flower girls, Kathy
and Christine Murphy,- cousins of

ullskirted frocks of’ apple green
atin With white. sccessorlesty

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‘organist, +

~,| with-silver bells ‘and. yellow roses.

Nisley,’ brother of the
ushers. Miss: -Monda ‘Sheriek¥ asi

During” the reception which
followed, the young) couple cut\a
three-tiered. wedding cake topped

@ bride’s*‘mother, chose a
soft green silk crepe shéath® com-
plemented by. white accessories

‘tired in a dusky. beige silk. lace

from Communism, ‘to competition | .

the acca-| +

inkirig..
Members‘ of the group. tol.

emony which took place in Mary |-

ried a cascade ~ “bouquet of: tiny |.

; Miss Mildred Nis-| |

groom, wore identical apple green
thet.

fhe bridé; were charming in Short, |:

and the groom’s -mother .was  at-

Business ond Professional Directory

.) , DITCHING.
ep EXCAVATING
SEPTIC TANK DRAINS

JESSE HELFER
Phone ‘365-5938

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring ,
BOUNDARY.
Electric. (Castlegar) - Ltd.-
Electric Heat Specialists
:Medallion Homes
Phone 365-5919

ALEX. CHEVELDAVE..

0. ‘Lana’ Surveyor ef
$3 Bine Bt,
1) Castlegar: *
Phone s65-suz°

ee.

EXCAVATING ..
DITCHING s

_: KOOTENAY BUILD-RITE
Construction ‘Company *

“We build anything”
- . For Free Estimates
Phone 365-5512

Fe LAUGHTON

Photie ‘365-4228 or. 365-4004

‘New Homes, Remodelling - ;
General’ Construction: -*

‘Phone 365-5160

‘aRIrs SERVICE ‘AND.

ae Sales-Installation Service

"REFRIGERATION
Commercial-Residential
BOUNDAR Y

Electric’ (Castlegar) Ltd.
Phone 365-5919 -

ELINOR’S BEAUTY SHOP
nde
448-Ist Ave.
Phone 365-8033

KINNAIED CONSTRUCTION |
ANY:

‘ZOUNG AGENCIES: ETD,
‘Ingurance &&- Real Estate
\PHONE 365-4941 ~

‘AUTO.
. Elnnaird Phone 365-2066 -
Behind Castleaird «Plaza

Welding end Repsts

MARLANE GRILLE
>. Open 8 am. to 9.30 pm,
“Not just another place to, eat,
But the place: to eat another.

PHONE 805-2181 /
D. FOX

FULLER BRUSH DEALER
all :

_|sheath with beige
For a wedding’ trip‘ along. the |

to a soft cream’ wool .suit,; 4

Oregon Coast, the :bride-.changed |

chartreuse accessories and corsage

of red. rosebuds.* Mr. and ° Mrs.
Lambert will reside 1

‘ _gunotiowux. (CANADA)
LIMITED
“SERVICE SALS. AND

: “SUPPLIES
‘Agent: Karnie’s'Ladles Wear

H. Warner, chairman: of the

Kinnaird United’ Chi

re

quest —-.ths village will haul ap-

proximately two loads of dirt away

from in front of the church’ at the

village's convenience at a later

date.

@ . °

* Building permits totaling $39,-

820 in new construction were ap-
Proved,

.

. .
Any sprinkler or hose which

aliows “water cut is: an outlet,
Thus,’ if * twe spellers are run
off “one hose, there ‘are ‘two out-
lets involved. Council re-affirmed
this as policy when querled by
the village clerk'as to the inten-
tion of the bylaw in speaking of
“one outlet.’
eed
The WEHU test of village
water showed’ no bacteria in five
tests,
*

. °
A bill from ‘Associated Engin-

-- NOW!
PALLISER
CALG A RY

Room $
$00 Sige

from

$5.00 Per ens i
Double Occupancy:

bd Smart no new juminics and

s, Ene ‘and radio | in ‘evay

* * Sify finest restau-

Special fam erly rate,
a er} C) bs or: children
en OCcU!

AM 6-862}:
Telex csaonis

te PALLISER
Canadian Gr

fess ore.

“Tsince it: -would control speeding,
‘ particularly. Pind motor, Dikes..

..| naird ‘cub: packs for“ cleaning up
*| refuse ‘paper off illage streets and
distributing

eers for $1,284 for the completed
water ‘tank iri the Crest View sub-
division “was approved for pay-
ment.
eee
Village crews were busy that
night | (Monday night) locating
waterline valves on the highway

highways to make a “cut” through
the pavement for an Imperial Oil
crossing, reported village foreman
Curt Waterman.

e e | eens
Council re-iterated. the legal
advice it had received last year
that the village is not responsible| |
for seeing that private swimming |.
Pools’ are fenced. ‘It’s up to the
property-owner to protect himself
with the proper insurance,” noted
village chairman Carl Loeblich.

eas
“Streets in Woodland Park
have to be cleaned.--They're long
overdue,” commented Mr. Water-
man to Comm, E. C. Ackerman.
“They're like all the rest in the
village, they've been left.”
ee
; J. C, Enevolfson, president of
the Woodland Park Property
Owners’ Association, said the re-

not object to 20 mph speed limit
signs’.being: installed in the area

Comm, “Rust ommended Kin-

ral polio vaceli

ful and beautiful gifts by Mrs."P.|

dron.
rso as to allow the department of

siderits: of: Wood}and’ Park’ would | thi

week at the home of Mrs. Wm.

‘Mrs. ©. Easto! esented
guest of: honor. with, a corsage: of
lily of ‘the valley. There were 16
invited, guests: who enjoyed" many

£4

oree with a gaily -
of gi gifts. Miss Proudfoot was assist-
ed in the opening of the very use-

Oglow and Mrs. Grunerud.

the lovely gifts and a very happy.
evening. At’ th

head table guests and other hon-
ored guests who included MLA
Don Brothers, Castlegar village
chairman ‘Aage Sylvest, Comm. G,
S.. Rust representing’ the Village
of Kinnalrd,’ and - commanding of-
ficers sot ‘the Nelson and, Trail|)

Henry Hyaon ¢ to: F/Sgt, ule 1.
T. Batchelor, Sgt: Killough, i Gah
Schwartzenhauer, Cpl. B., Batting,
Cpl. J. Ford, Lac A. Nowak, Lac
Brace, Hunter, Lac R. Moll, Lac

that the .ausaron ‘would’ see many
of! the Parents’ out :again next
year.

/squadro:

"gt "Mickey Killough said
grace and F/Sgt. W. Kuit: propos-|
ed the toast to the Queen.

Hyson, chairman of: the Jocal spon-
soring. committee, introduced : the
members of the civilian committee |
and then inteoduee B, O, Mayne,

-Folowing the banquet, Henry|’

Letter to the Editor

At the s

e recent meeting of the
Boy Scouts of Canada, Provincial
Council for British Columbia and
the vakou, the Imembers present

com-
mand, air cadet ‘Teague of: Canada,

Mr. Mayne commended , the
boys on their and

eit thanks ‘for’ the
generous pene st ihe Press, ra-

Hospital
Extension

‘A request: that the board of
management of the Castlegar hos-
pital “take at possible measures”
to. assure early ‘start on the
construction n of an addition to the
hospitar pas been made by the

vote of

thanked, the parents and interest-
ed: people in Castlegar and Dis-
trict for their support of the squa-

F/Lt, J. RC. MacBain then
introduced the squadron's officers
and instructors. Following this he
announced the awards, They were:
* Most outstanding’ cadet, pre-

"New Resident -
Opens Radiator
Shop | in Robson

A radiator repair shop. has
been opened ‘in Robson by a. form-
er Salmo resident.

Gordon: Carr, formerly with
the Canadian Exploration Mining
Co. at Salmo, has opened the re-
pair shop in the Robson townsite.
In addition to doing radiator re-
Pairs, Mr. Carr. also repairs lawn
mowers,

Mr. Carr learned the radiator

* Appetcicaately’ 4 40,000 oye in
British ‘ Columbia. and: the ‘Yukon
Territory’ at present’ enjoy * the

Z eae ay ‘Tenet Bresident
of the’ medical? ataff,‘wrote the
eeting expressing

concern over “the delaying of. thi

Scout program “and our

of approximately 7 Per cent per

year.:

J. Percy Ross,

Provincial ' Executive Y
1s! Commissioner,

ship continues’ to'grow at the rate}

The doctor’s letter stated:
“The predicted population explos-
ion in this District has’ taken place
and’ is‘ continuing ‘and for ‘many
months this has taxed: ‘the hospital

its tow ‘monthly cost by cailing the Marketing and Sales Depart- =
ment of B.C. Telephone’ Company today for full details.

repalr business on the prairies; ‘in

June Bride-Elect
Is: Honored At

Easton Presented the’ hon:
rated : box

Miss’ Proudfoot ‘expressed her
incere ‘thanks to. the «guests for

1" elose -of. a’ very

Pleasant evening the hostess serv-

assisted

by Mrs. H.: Johnson, Mrs, D. Pep-

Bard and Mrs. Grunerud.

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