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Saturday Matinee At 2 PM.

Tues, Wed. < August 1,
‘SECRET OF MY. SUCCESS
Comedy “in Color’ =. .-
James Booth, : Shirley. Jones,
Steel Stevens:
Baby Puss. “Winning. Strain

“tet.

Thur., Fri., Sat. August 3; 4 5
FIREBA ALE 500
Racing Car’ Thrills: in: Color
- Frankie Avalon,

Annette. Funicelfo a
Space Xid. Swinging London..

tet...
Saturday, August 56. -. Matinee
THE COBBLER &
THE LITTLE FOLK '
. Cartoon feature In Color ~
Shorts: Stooge double in color

tet
Mon., Tues, Wea. Aug. 7,8, 9
MUNSTER GO HOME
Television based subject
jn color - ;
‘for family and juvenile patrons
Shorts: Woody ‘Kook - Out.
The House

tet
Thur, Fri, sit. Aug. 10, "1 12] -

RETURN OF THE SEVEN .
Western Drama in Color 2
Futher adventures of the ~
Magnificent Seven |
Yul Brunner, Robert Fuller. .
Shorts:- Home ‘sweet nudnik.
oT Parts of Gaul .

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Saturday, ‘avtrutt 12 Matinee
‘HERCUL

ULE:
AGAINST THE: MCONMEN
in color and Cinemascope
_fllan Steele -

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Re Drive-In’ *
Sat. August 4, §

i Color and full of action
THE SECRET SEVEN
‘Tony. Russell, Helga Line
horta: Sorry Safari,

Show Time 10 P.M,

SUBJECT TO CHANGE -
WITHOUT : NOTICE

_, | disillusioned but skeptical of the
‘| world-‘argund
t Jeffels, dean of stident affairs at

4 war is tha most athorrent of all

‘agencies over which he has no

‘| are. still. a few: ‘elderly persons

| Ste 8 s. not”
\| disillusioned,
Dean asserts.

VICTORIA (¢ P)- Today's
atudent is nelther. cynical nor

him, says Ronald

the University of Victoria,
. “He knowaé from his father that

human afflictions,’ Dean Jeffels
said in a-lecture, Yet he knows
what fig happaning in Vietnam,
He enjoys a high standard of
living, yet knows that one-third
of the world goes hungry; He
hears brotherhood preached, yet
sees the struggles of the Negro,
“All of these events combine

him ‘distrust authority + « the
establishment, —:

“He seeks new missions butnot
‘missions imposed by others or by

control,’? .
< has a deep, penetrating

“Basically, he belleves in the
community and the communionof
man. oF

‘Never too old
to he naughty —

WINNIPEG" (CP) | — There

in this city with a penchant for
the shadier aide of life, OF the
8,961 people ‘arrested by. city
police in 1966, three were over
80 years of age.. Another 61, in-
cluding eight women, were be-
tween a and 80.

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Terrace Junior Tennis Tournament
Riverside Tennis Courts
"SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967

- envelopes - all forms

FORM.

Address

@) GY | Age
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‘Grains : “ey
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tion) at the ‘Terrace Community’ Centre. a

. (Age on ms ante of tournament)

-_ Mixed doubles —— ve

‘Co-sponsored by. Terrace & District Club and the
_.., Terrace Recreation Commission,

* check
Events

Girls’ singles. in oo
Boys’ singles

FOR FURTHER: INFORMATION
m ‘PHONE. 635: 653

in. the student's mind to make} §

‘of disease ‘so well that they can

| haven’ t dreamed of yet, Battor-.

| 4 Sinishing. The culting action Will:

‘ them togethers fasteners (falls, .
_ Screws, nuts and bolts) will'no

““CANADIANS CAN DANCE,”

Canada this week,

tional Film Eoard, salutes Centennial and the many nationa=
lities that have enriched this country’s cultural heritage.
**Canadiang Can Dance” is being released to theatres in_

$50, 000 saddle
made of jade

A Jade-enceusted saddle, va"
lued -at $50,000, will ba on-dis

play at the Pacific National Ex-
-hibitton’ s 1987 Craft and Hobby |g
Show, - ;
Saddle owner P.A," White. “of

West Vancouver says he craiec

the saddle as a centennial p
fect dedicated to the hustera| [
Fe mimorered treasures. in
B.C. :

The saddle, which was ‘mani
factured in-B.C., has decora-
tive festures of gold and work-
ing parts -« « ‘buckles ahd bit
~» are madeof steel for
and heavily gold-plated: tomatch
the settings, ‘

_ The saddle will ba In the
show's Court of Honour,

The saddle, bridie, breast col-
jar and serape have a total ci
1,967 gems,

BER TS

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OPEN 7:
Days a Week:

Open 10. a.m. Tal-10 p.m,

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How to be sure
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gentlest of -

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NE’ _CLINIC

CASE D. 516:.Dr. Kay. 1s a GP
(General Practitioner),

The General Practicioner is
usually a splendid psychologist
for he has far better knowledge
of a patient’s family affairs,
- “Dr. Crane,” he began as we
lunched together, “I wish you

gicaned on a recent visit: -to
England.
“Over there [ learned of 8
‘Datients: who are afflicted - with |.
1¢86°6 ‘people have already
‘sank. ‘the ‘British: taxpayers 10),-;
1000. pounds! . >"
“For they have a computsiori
to be admitted to hospitals!
- x x , ae
“For example, one of these
patients ‘has ‘had 500 hospital
admissions!

““Plus 1§ operations! .
“They shop around from doe-
tor to doctor. and hospital to
hospital, -concocting ‘symptoms | .
to warrant ‘nother entrance in-
to a hospital. |

“In: fact, they have been in
and out of hospitals so often
that they knaw -fhe symptoms

even puzzle the usual doctor.
': “Think of the cost to taxpay-
ers, by such professional hyp.
ochondriacsl” * pore

7 a 2 *
‘Those * ‘six British patients

"Nuclear power —
tools predicted —

’ Hardware ‘Merchandising edi.
tor John Millyard - asked his.
readers what they expected to
be selling in the .next century,’
It looks ike a far-aut -sltua-
‘tlon, ot

tallars’ ideas on- the’ futures:
AL, power’ tools wit. be‘ pors"
‘table, completely self-contained:
‘and using energy. sources . wa |:

“tes. will be’ ancient history;?*
We'll no .tonger have dritis:
ant saws but an all-purpose cut.
ting tool. which you can dial for
any ‘stright-line. cuts. any dla
mater hole, any edge of SUI: .
face shape,. The cut will. be so
neat that the surface won't need

“probably be an. energy -bean -.
“either , sonic: or. ight, and the.
power: ‘source: will: be" a -Hny |:
‘atomic cells? (°°:

An ‘attaching tool « wit use:
nuclear -power.to rearrange the:
@lements in two. articles to fuse |

longer. be. needed, : The, techn’.
“que will. be: reversible*«'+. “push 5|°
the reversing. switeh to activate :
the defuser and -you can undo:
what. you. have featonod!” wa

You, too, may have
Monchuvsen’ s bug

’ By George W. Crane

-]ag- an excuse, to avoitt or. evade
duty and domestic Teaponetbil-.
ity,

Many wiven ‘become ‘addicted
to excessive worry about aches
and pains to atall aft Pregiiam:
oY.

would . -Publicize some facts 1}. -

‘}and pains.

“Here are some hardware’ reg}

| to-tell. whether “it was. in his|:
, esophagus, atomach,’ duodenum, |

‘threat.

continued - preoccupation with ;

thus.save the. taxpayers mil- :
lions: of dollars ‘vin “Medicare!

was not disclosed.

the Door of the Government

Smithers does not have 24

SMITHERS THIEVES ACQUIRE
HUNDRED DOLLAR HANGOVER

‘There's a hundred dollar hangover in Smithors thia week,

it belongs to the gent =» or gents =» who dropped in for J
a friendly snort at the LCB emporium. . °

They dropped in through the front window of the Gévern-
ment Liquor Store and carted. off $115 worth of booze,
Value of the smashed plate glass window was not disclosed,

The lightfingered tipplers dropped a botile of hooch on.

getaway, RCMP fingerprint experts were ordered to the scene
in an’ attempt to finger the fellows who filched the sauce,

The break-in took place early Wednesday morning after
police patrols wore called off at 2:30 a.m.

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interstate moves, Same packing material. Same-profes- i
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arog shop as they made their

hour police patrol,

may. have set a world’s record |
but we have similar patients
in every community who seem
to.relish being “sick.” -

Sometimes they wee ilies.

DARTMOUTH, NS. (CP). —
The recompression chamber,
used to eure divers suffering
from. the “bends,” has been
Ted ‘phere - ely treating tertain
“hospital. cases, .

The treatment has been suc:
cessfully applied by the navy's
diving: unit in Dartmouth.”
“Lt-Cmdr, Allan Sagar, com:
manding officer of the unit,’
says the chamber hag ‘proved
valuable in treating “~patients
with gas gangrene or amputa-
| tions which do not respond to
‘| normal ‘treatment,

- Hospitals call it: hyperbaric
oxygen treatment... -
“The oxygen-enriched ‘atmos-,
phere has great healing - qual:
ities. as-it enriches the blood,”
Lt-Cmdr. Sagar said,
Patients treated for gas gan-
grene have recovered fully.

serve asf, more : logical "ered
herring” to divert thelr . “hus.
band’s ire, «.- .

- Some women who fear ‘their.
mates are succumbing to out-
side sirens, thus develop med:
ical ailments in a vain hope of
‘|holding their mate via sym:
pathy.

* * oe

- A desire for attentlon ig an-
other subconcious factor.

It inflates the ego of many
people to have doctora discuss
their case heforé a clinic of
other physicians, -

This is comparable to a so-
clal climber’s getting her name
on the society page of the local |.
newspaper, |. ot

Children .can also become| .:
hypochondriacs ("Worry Warts”
about health). just. by: being |
around neurotic’ parerits ‘who
keep sprouting imaginary. aches |.

‘Heavy volume
at Montreal PO

Many “Worry . Warts,”: how-
ever, actually: feel pains that
are ‘unnoticed by most people.

Such pains would be ‘Ignored
by. the. usual busy. mother
whose . attention. was properly ing
extroverted on. her children or
social duties and housekeeping.

For. prolonged : -self-analysis
can’ ‘actually let.» you . -become| 5
aware of internal ; Sensations,
normally unnoticed.

"32,000, 000 items of mai! are
handled each week by the post

2,000,000 ‘ovér ‘last year’s week-
ly: volume, .The operations man-
ager.of the. Montreal post office
says about’ 300,000 pieces ‘of
nail” are posted each | week
from + Expo itself,

kok * 7 :
For example, Dr. A. G Wy ees
once conducted 4 series of-ex-

periments in which he swallow:
ed a small deflated balloon at ae

at the end ot a narrow rubber
Kotum Sh BS

tube. -
The balloon would then bé
Open Sunday 12-2: p.m.

inflated Bnd: he would be asked

ete...
At the. “outset, wa: have nd
sensations. after. food leaves the

“But Dr, Iw a soon learned to] ie
localize this balloon, ‘merely by |.

his “innards, Bee
“Sa you. ‘hypochondriaca potter "
extrovert ‘your attention. and

‘to $1.00 |
Variety . ‘Store
a Reaturing .

Gangrene treated

The. “Bangrene develops from} .

MONTREAL. (CP) — About »

Office System ‘in Montreal -dur-| &
ig Expo: 67; an increase of

° WORTH AMERICA VAN LINES
* The: GENTLEmen ot the Moving Industry

; chamber

wounds caused by dirty or rus.
ty implements and spreads
quickly, often resulting in

death, = ,

‘The offieer said oxygen
breathed under pressure quick-
ly destroys the . gas - gangrene
“Tt simply ‘cannot live. in a pure
oxygen | “environment.”

The system was also” valuable
in ‘the: recovery: of amputees or
patients with mangled “limbs.
Oxygen was forced through. tis-
sues and arteries ‘to speed: the
healing process. -

- “The field of hyperbaric med-
icine is in its early stages: and
soon all hospitals will ‘have a
chamber,” Lt.-Cmdr, Sa 8 ar
said.-

Until then, treatment will: be
provided at the maval unit by,
naval staff in co-operation with
hospital officials. :

; orn WALTER

_ KALUM ELECT RIC.

3238 Kalum Phone 635-2752 |

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