TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, FLIGHT LIEUTENANT GORDON BROWN, Toronto, pilots an AVRO 504K military trainer at ‘Pat Bay, Victorin The cld 1918 military trainer will form port of the Golden Centennaire put on air displays across nial "67, s aerobatic team which will the country during Centen- RECOVERING FROM A CORONARY ATTACK coronary attack, and ical Association says. ibly before. ciety with endless labaur-sav- ing devices and inoreased lei- sure ime, under-active. He smokes more anxicty than satisfaction. its is in order. A little will and determination can help to accomplish what seems to be the habits of a lifetime. One of the first steps is to ettes smoked each day, with the object of eliminating them completely. Sensible weight re- duction on a balanced low-cal: orie diet, particularly avoiding excessive fats, is also advisable, CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSN. a Health Tips Most people have little or no physical disability following a In such cases life after an attack shonid be essentially no different than life before, the Canadian Med- However, this holds true only if the: victim was living sens- Because of our affluent s5o- the number of potential coronary victims in- creases, The typical North Am- erican male is overweight and too much, and frequently works under pressure that causes If the victim fitted in this}. pattern before his coronary st- tack, a re-appraisal of his hab- a’ formidable task of altering reduce the number of cigar. | Another step is to substitute] walking for driving whenever possible, Exercise has both physical and psychological ben: efits. The physical benefits re- sult mainly from assistance in weight reduction though exercise alone will not accom- plish this — and from the fact that the’ blood supply to a muscle increases with exercise. The heart muscle pumps blood to other parts of the body but also pumps blood to the heart itself through the coronary ar- teries. Exercise increases the blood supply to fhe heart muscle and it is perhaps the Jack of ade- uate, reasonable exercise .which more than any factor is increasing the incidence of cor- onary disease, Daily walking in reasonable ‘amounts is what the doctor orders, and not just a round of golf on Saturdays with an hour or two at the 18th hole. ; The psychological henefit iof exercise results from -the ‘fact that moderate physical ex- ‘ercise promotes a mild sense ‘of fatigue, and this in. turn promotes mental tranquility, Therefore, the C.M.A. advises’ moderation in all things, par- ticularly food, tohaceo and car oline, LN, a! et rote ‘os = SAV-MOR BUILDERS CENTRE LTO. Canada’s largest integrated forest company, MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., officially opened its new research and develop- ment centre this week which it hopes will go a long way in eliminating wastage. . The director of research Dr. ‘{Lionel Cox, says his staff of 107 should be able to utilize much of the 450,000 tone of tree bark MacMillan Bloedel is left with each year. Now Featuring A Complete “DRAFTING & BLUE PRINTING SERVICE” Complete line of building supplies and manufacturer of 'Nor-Pine’ Homes PHONE 635-2268. 635-2249 4827 KEITH RD. Mr. Cox also told reporters the centre plans to come up with new products by-products and uses never dreamed of be- fore. The centre staff of scientists and engineers from countries around the world is located in the now-defunct - Vancouver. ‘Times building, where $500,000 in renovations was spent, along ‘with an expenditure of $1,000, The soccer season opened with an exhibition game at | Skeena Secondary’ school] grounds on Sunday when the local Twin River club trounced the New Alcan Club by a score of 5 to 0. Kitimat and Rupert clubs are expected to give Terrace a hard time in league day which opens in two weeks time. In Sunday’s game it was ob- vious that the players are not yet In shape and consequently the game was played at a very slow pace Twin River opened the scor- ing after 5 minutes when J. Komolas split the Alean de- fence wide open with a fine pass to his left winger Mather who made no mistake when the bail was slung over to him, Mather was a thorn in the Al- can defence side for most of the first half, : Kiuskas after 28 minutes of play when This is the handle off your favorite teacup. It wouldn't be off if you had an automatic dish- washer. They take much better care of fine china’ - and pretty hands. Trouble is, you aren't sure your home's present wiring can cope with all the modern electrical aids you'd like ta own. Solution? Wiringto today's standards: Medallion standards. See your electrical contractor +4. B.C. HYDRO y . Your guide to good alectric living. 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Alean started a rally after this. -set-back but with goalie Komolas and de fence of Emmanuel, Bovens, Kearns, DeMederios forming a strong barrier they were unable to get through, despite good efforts by Brady and Holtz. Bazil scored number 4 for the local club: after 58 minutes had elansed, and this seemed to krack all the fight out of the Kitimat elub. Any thourht they may have had of stating another fight was quickly and firmly stunted when a fine movement starting way back with the local de fence ended with Kluskas again finding the net. Ii you would like to try out for soccer this season, please contact W. Penner at 635-2079, —_— What's In A House VAPOUR BARRIER You can hardly discuss insul- ation without referring also to vapour barrier should always be of prime importance because water vapour which builds up inside the house is enemy num- ber one to insulating material and wood framing members. Moisture can lead to waod rot, An efficient vapour barrier prevents this moisture from filtering through the walls and ceiling. Why does moisture accumulate in walls and other closed spaces? Lack of ventil- ation. is the main reason. The vapour barrie should always be installed on the warm side ‘of, the insulation and as close to the surface of the insulating material ag possible, usually directly under the interior plas- fer or other finish. Different vapour barriers, . The most widely used are polyethelene film, asphalt or wax coated paper or thin metal foil. Manufacturers ‘have also The most important Doint to of thé. pregent* ‘day construction calls, to life a bit after Adolph had|§ "Phone 635-6331. “Terrace; ie. _ tier; this ensures-that every: 000 in equipment. Ancther $2,- "000,000 was allocated to this year’s budget, The forestry industry cur- rently spends about half a’ per cent of its gross annual sales on research. ‘]i we spend a little more money on research, there's a gold mine ahead,” said Mr, Cox referring to the anticipated new products, fresh ideas for wood, and paper production, “Chemical production from wood may some day rival pulp production in value,” he said. A comprehensive research program on pulp ‘yields, the amount of chemical pulp. that can be realized from logs, has been pushed ahead. “This is an entirely new method not used before, You will hear a lot: more about it in the future... : when: we get our patent.” — He said that for litfle or no capital cost, the process -could From The Press Gallery... pulp from the present 40 per cent to about 60 per cent. Max: imum yield of chemical is hyp- othetivally figured at 75 per cent. 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