Thuraday, December 24, 1953

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I is our pleasure

once again to say Merry Christmas
to all our friends and neighbors.

Williams Lake Pharmacy

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own sins. 3 God has done it through
the Lord Jesus Christ.

John 3:18 “He that believeth on
him is not condemned, but he that
believeth not is condemned already,
because he hath not believed in the
only begotten ’Son of God.” When we
believe on the Lord Jesus Christ then
the Scripture declares we are in
Christ and Christ is in us. 11 Cor.
5:17 “Therefore if any man he in
st, he is a new creature; old
things are passed away; behold all
things become new.” It is so simple,
so easy; there is nothing else we can
do but accept Him as our Saviour,
nothing to pay, it is without money
and without price.

Forsake your sinful ways this day
and let the Christ of Christmas rule
and reign in your heart and life. He
will bring peace and joy and satis-
faction if you will let Him be your
King.

Rey. C. Faweett,

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judges
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Creetings

We're thinking of you, all our friends,
* and hoping that this happy Christmas season

brings to you good cheer,
good health and good fellowship.
A Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to All.

HEALTH UNIT REPORTS CHICKEN POX |

IS PREVALENT IN

Measles has come and is going,
infectious jaundice is still with us
and now another virus infection.
chiecken-p

The “chicken” en-pox is a
mystery to us as the barnyard fowl is
not susceptible to the complaint and
indeed it is extremely difficult to n-
fect any other animal but man with
this disease.

is, as a rule, trans-
mitted from one individual to an-
other by direct contact or by droplet
infection and thus we find that epi-
demics usually occur in the winter
months when people tend tu be in
closer contact with each other: and
ventilation is poor.

The incubation period is from 14
to 21 days. The rash is frequently the
first sign of the disease but there
may be a period of mal and
slight temperature, particularly in
adults, lasting for 24 hours before
the rash appear

The rash consists at’ first of small
pink spots over each of which, in a
few hours, develops a tiny blister

Lone Buite News

ON THURSDAY evening the chil-
dren’s Christmas Tree and concert
was held in the Hall. The children
were well versed in their parts. The
progam was short, after which there
was carol singing by the community.
Then came Santa who gave out many
nice presents, after which refresh-
ents were served.

ON FRIDAY evening the
Butte Community Club held
monthly meeting in the hall.

Lone
their

MISS J. FRASER left for the
coast for Christmas holidays.

BILLY HAINES, son of Mrs. J.
Mackie, is home for Christmas.

BENARDS SAWMILLS LTD. have
closed down until after New Years.

MR. and MRS. H. WOODROW and
Teddy took a trip on Saturday morn-
ing’s train to Williams Lake.

BILL COOK and MILT ViDITO
were on a trip to Clinton and Ash-
croft on Friday, gathering Xmas
cheer.

CHRIS HORN shipped out a car
of export ties last week.

SATURDAY NIGHT the weather
gave us another six inches of snow.

THE POSTMASTER, Wm. Davies,
reports that he has never seen as
much mail around Christmas ‘as
there is this year.

NICK WELYK is wo:
Clinton,

in

THIS DISTRICT

filled with clear fluid. In about 24
hours, this fluid has become cloudy
and yellow. These spots then dry up
and form a dry scab within a day or
two. Scarring is variable but may
be quite severe if the spots are
seratehed. itching is common.

The trunk and particularly the ab-
domen are usually the first parts on
which the rash shows itself and it|

is here where it is most extensive.
From these areas it spreads to the
face, scalp and limbs. The inside of |

the mouth is often affected early in
the course of the disease. The erup-
tion appears in successive crops over
a period of two or three days, so that
in the one patient spots in various
stages of development can be seen at
one time.

This disease is almost as infec-
tious as measles. It is infectious for
from 24 hours before the rash comes
out intil about six days after its ap-
pearance. The patient must be iso-
lated for 10 days from the appear-
ance of the rash,

Chicken-pox 1s one of the milder
diseases and complications are rare.
The main worry is the difficulty
sometimes experienced in differenti-
ting from a-typical smallax.

Premier’s Christmas Message

I am pleased to have this oppor-
tunity to extend warmest Christmas
Greetings to the citizens of British
Columbia, wherever they may be.

It is my sincere hope that you may
enjoy all the good things associated
with the festive season in the true
spirit of Christmas and I earnestly |
hope that the theme of “Peace on
Earth, Goodwill to Men” will remain
with each and everyone throughout

the coming year, to bring ahout a
better understanding so that we may
be at peace with all men.

With these thoughts in mind, it is
my sincere pleasure to extend to the
people of British Columbia the tradi-
tional greeting... MERRY CHRIST-
MAS AND THE VERY BEST IN
THE NEW YEAR.

W. A. C. Bennett,
Premier of British Columbia.

‘ May all the joys of the season dwell
: in your heart and in your home
%_, on Christmas and throughout

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