Thursday, December 9, 1954,

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Mud Flaps Will Soon
Be Necessary Equipment

Mud-Flaps to control spray and
splash from the rear wheels of ail
motor yehicles will be a must after
March 1 of next year. The new edict
will have little effect as far as pas-
senger cars are concerned for rear
wheels on most models are well
protected.

However, trucks and trailers will
be required to carry,the flaps. A con-
siderable number of trucks, particu-
larly transports already make use of
such protection.

The order is being put into effect
in response to the requests of many
individuals and organizations. The

petitions point out the hazards fre- |

quently created by the unprotected
wheels of heavy vehicles.

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Health Officer
Reports On Vaccines

By
Dr. H. M. Brown, M.D., B.S., D.P.H,
Director, Cariboo Health Unit

We are all hoping that the large
scale experiment with the new Salk
poliomyelitis vaccine which has been
conducted this year in the United
States will have a successful result.
The collected statistics from this ex-
periment should be available in
March of next year and a study of
these will enable us to tell whether
the vaccine is effective in preventing
the disease.

While poliomyelitis and its pre-
vention has attracted much atten-
tion from both medical men and the
public in general, it should properly
be borne in mind that there are other
and far more deadly diseases against
which we have known and proven
methods of immunization.

The parents of a new generation
which has just grown up, have no
first hand knowledge of the perils of
diphtheria. This disease has been
almost abolished by the’ immuniza-
tion of babies and children, and we
must not weary in making sure that
nine tenths or so of all children are
immunized, otherwise we may get
further outbreaks in the future. Be-
cause of the absence of the disease
én our midst, a certain amount of
apathy is very naturally engendered,
An example of this is that in Van-
derhoof last year only fifty-one per
cent of the consent forms for immun-
ization were returned from the par-
ents to the public health nurse.
Tetanus (Jockjaw) is not a com-
mon cause of death; but tetanus
spores are widespread, cuts are com-
mon in childhood, and thousands of
injections of anti-tetanus serum are
given annually — at great cost and
hometimes with unpleasant’ effects.
The death of a child from tetanus is
a shocking thing for the parents and
the doctor, and treatment is often
ineffective if the symptoms begin

within a week of the injury. The
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QUESNEL — Quesnel Machine
Shop, which has been expanding |
steadily over the ,past several years
in line with the growth of the lum-
bering industry, will shortly be
entering the manufacturing business,
turning out the Mater line of sawmill
equipment.

In an announcement made last
week Mater Machine Works, of Co--

vallis, Otre., states that Quesnel
elusive Canadian rights for the

manufacture of their products.
Quesnel was chosén as the manu-
facturing centre over a coastal point
since it is believed that the lumber
industry of the Central Interior can
be better Served from here. |
Now here to take charge of the
manufacturing operation is Bob
-Haralson, formerly field representa-
tive for Mater Machine Works.
First Mater installation here was
at Brownmiller Bros. mill at Two
Mile Flat where g Mater Middle-
weight Carriage is in operation. It is
equipped with remote control, com-
plete with flippers and deck. The mill
also boasts a new Pantograph carry-
ing air and electricity to the carrier.
All equipment built at the Quesnel
Machine Shop-plant here will be
manufactured according to Mater
blueprints and specifications. AU
machines will be engineered by the
Mater company’s engineering de-

Machine Shop has been granted a

IRVIN HAS LOTS TO CROW ABOUT

partment in Corvallis.

—Central Prese Canadian

Montreal Coach Dick Irvin has something to crow about
bes Canadiens.
raises, this black coshin robster won first prize at the Rovel Wintes

in poronte. Irvin, who took up the poultry and pigeon hobby
at Winnipeg in 1906, has trained as msay champion birds oves the

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QUESNEL MACHINE SHOP ENTERS

SAWMILL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS

In addition to manufacturing of
the Mater units, a full maintenance
and repair depot will be maintained.

Coinciding with the annoucement
of the tie-in with Mater Machine
Works was a further announcement
made by Keith Yorston asprincipal
in Quesnel Machine Shop, that the
firm had purchased the Prince George
Machinery Depot.

Mr. Yorston will be moving to
Prince George early in 1955 to as-
sume management of the operation
theré. Mr. Jack Rome will continue
in charge of the Quesnel Machine
Shop here.

Leave On Long Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Coxon left Tues-
day on an extensive trip that will
take them to California and England.
They will return Marcel Ist.

The Coxons will travel first to
California where they will spend
Christmas with Mr. Coxon’s brother;
then they will go to England to spend
New Year’s. On their return they will
visit in Hamilton, Ontario, before
coming home.

Canadian railways moved 156,107,-
052 tons of freight during 1953.
»A record 147,304,000 barrels of oil
flowed through Canadian pipelines
in 1953.

EDWARD M.

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