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- “Aleohol and

Canada’ 's ‘youth is drowning in a flood of booze.

Warns. the Addiction. Research Foundation °-. ‘'the endless
régurgilatlon of beer commercials featuring modish kidsin forests,
boat and balloon indicates. tow vilal a markel (he young have

become.”

Warns Gerald Le Dain, ‘head of the commission on non-medical
use of drugs - “alcohol is ‘he worst curse affecting saciéty (aday.”
A nation-wide: survey: shows. dramatic escalation in alcohol
problems, among youth - since the legal drinking age was. dropped

from 21 to 18 -in April 1971.

Manitoba teenagers have inoved. from hard and ‘ofl drugs. lo

,alcohol, and Nova Scotia: : Tepor{ed: only: twa _ Persons under 20

- of boating. Sales of canives, rowboats) small motor buals and sail

” boats i increase each,year.’.

"How does one'learn to: operate’ one ‘of these ‘smialt craft safely?

Toooftenitis a matter of (rial and error,.Now there Is. a new anser,
‘The Red Cross Water Safety Service has Taunched a series of water’

safety instructlon-courses in the: proper handling’ af small craft.”
For details on the program in * ‘your areas contact your local- ‘Red’

Cross branch of division office:

| And until you have passed the coiirse of {Your choice, here are a :

few water. safely reminders af the star of th

boaling season.”

‘Check your boat carefully and make any necessary repairs and

do any painting.

~ Does your boat have a ‘balling ean, an anchor and ‘al least one.

extra paddle? .

~ Everyone who goes: olit: in the boat ‘shoit d-take . with itn ae os
: government approved persorial ‘flotation ‘device (PFD),
“portant that these fit properly especially the children's. Look'your~

. Several .Bills have “received
"Raval Assent and same major
. legislation has been introduced

alter. the : Legislature: returned:

.from ils Easter recess on April
PA)

The Legislature has. also
: appreved = the:

Labour; Mines and Petroleum:
Resources; Minlcipal. Affairs:

-and Industrial Development,

‘Trade and Commerce since the
_ recess, which began: April, 10.
. Among the major bills in-
troduced since (he: recess are.
the Public Officials and Em-
ployees Disclosure Aci, and the
Workmen's *- _ Compensation
Amendment -A\ °
The Bills whieh Rave received
Royal Assent are mostly ‘from
the « Atlorney-General's
department, including ihe
Residential Premises Interim
Rent Stabilization Act, which
slabilizes rent increases; and
the’ Crown’ Praceadings ’ Act,-
which enables citizens ta sue the:
Crown,
The following "bills have.
revelved. Royai Assent:

~ BILL NO.2 = Administration’

’

~ of Justice Act - This establishes

a dustice. Development Com- -
_mission for purpose of inquiring .

info ‘and * investigating all
‘aspects of the administration of
‘justice cin. the: Pravince, to
develop experimental
. program's and projects, ‘and to
, Make recommendations to the
*. Allorney-Geheral, . This

Commission is: chaired by:
Deputy Attorney-General David ,

«. Vickers..with three members,

Correclions, Dr. John Hogarth
- of Simon Fraser University to
~~ represent police ‘activities, and
‘lawyer Jack Cram to represent
“the courts, |
“BILL NO, 3 =: JAD-

MINISTRATION | AMEND-

+ MENT..ACT, 1974.- This Act
-amends the Administration Act
io. allot estates under - five
-thousand * “dollars lo’; be
: distributed”: without ‘. the
necessity of applying for. Let-
ters of Administration.: j

"BILL? NO, 4 -: OCCUPIERS’:

"LIABILITY ACT - The. purpose

of this'Act is lo determine the
liability in-lort of occupiers of
premises for injuries suffered
a any person coming 0 on to the
premises.:..-

The Act reforms the i common
law: rules: and. wipes out: the
artificial categories of licensee,
‘invitee, “and trespasser and
creates a ‘common duty of care

toward all persons who enter.

upon the property, : The extent

of the ability of an occupier for |

breach of,his duty of care would

“cumstances ‘of the case. :

. spending~-
. slimates of the Departments of -

- the Contrael. ae

Ed Epp, Depuly. Minister of .

depend.; upon all” the. cir:

BILT NO. 5 - FRUSTRATED *
CONTRACTS ACT -: This Act
provides .rytes.. for ,.the ., sel-.

“Wement oF losses ‘and claims
arising out of the Frustration of
a Contract by Act of God, Foree.

Majeure. or some dlher reason:
nol caused by the parties to the
-conlract.

- This ‘Al will apply” after a
coniract is declared:
‘deeried | We: " beens
Frustrated, ‘and ‘défings the’
Rules, upon which the courts can
operate and deal: fairly. with
both ‘parties’ under the, cir--
cumstances of. Frustration. of

ROWN'P

‘BILL NO. 6 as

OCEEDINGS ‘ACT. ::This Act’

abolishes the “Fiat: System’.
and permits any person (o sue
the * Crown. in. the‘£ordinary-
manner, Under“thls Act, trial
by Jury, injunctions, and orders .
to Specifie Performance- are
prahibited.-. This. Acl. would be.
applicable -to, cages that‘ arise
after (his Jegislalion olficially “
became.law. (:(May 3 aan
BILL’ NO.” 7:-- - SPECIA
FUNDS APPROPRIATION
‘ACT, 1974 - Authorizes. the
expendilure of $140 million.from
Surplus. ravenues . for a
variety of projects, including
$40 million for housing
programs; $10 mi}lion}for
Community ‘Recreational
Facilities Fund;. $20 million, lo -

' farm assistance programs, $15

million lo establish a fund for
the removal, ‘of - “Scliool , “Taxes;
and others; = 05°”

BILL = NO. 9 '
’ MUNICIPALITIES - AID
AMENDMENT ACT, 1974.

Increases {he per capita. grant ,

:{o tnuniclpalities to , $34 \from
$32," Also this
municipalities are being’
assisted by the Provinelal
Government's assumption of all

court costs and ambulance,”
: services.

‘BILL NO, ‘10.- -BURRARD
“INLET (THIRD. CROSSING)
FUND AMENDMENT ‘ACT,
1974 - Transfers the $27 million
In the furid for construction of
another harbour crossing into a
general fund for assisting rapid
transit projects,

_ BILL NO. 43 .- CORONERS*
AMENDMENT ACT, 1974 - This
Act makes the Province
responsible’ fot the ‘operation,.
financing and: pravistan: of
facilities for Caraners' inquests,

’ BILL NO. 44- - PROVINCIAL:

COURT AMENDMENT ACT, |
. 1974. - This Act enables! the
. Province’ to assume ‘respon-*":

sibility for the Administration,

. of Justice in British Columbla.

By this, Act, the ' Province .

are ‘discover ng ‘the pleasure :

Ttissim

PROFESSIONAL

year, -

Youth -

"treated for alcohol problems t in

‘

THE HERALD,

“THE FOUR-WAY.
. . TEST | mo
io ‘the. things we think,

. say or lo.

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Fall NDSILPS 2

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provincial hospitals during 1970,

while 20 patients were admilted in 1971.-
In- Quebec. 1+-year-‘olds sneak inlo pubs and laverns ‘and, in

Toronte drinking among high schoo! students doubled since Wn >

* while marijuana and hashish Usage climbed 10 percent and LSD

dropped.
The public must find out’ the

inter-relationships between ‘arog :

usage and alcohol.: A royal commission should be set up to-deter-."

mine. if raising the drinking age

“sink deeper into drugs: Meanwhile, those seductive, youth oriented
beer and Nquor ads should be banned from the media.” .

frayed or-knotted?.

“~~ Always obtain: the ie weather report for. your area before -
: starting oul an open water.. If the weather is threatening, don't go...
- Hf your trip is a day-long one, (ake a'transistor-radio with you.

back lo 21, will cause kids to just: .

Summer slorm fronts’can move very quickly. .:
=: Take only the number'of people and amount of gear, recom: .
: mended for your ‘ype of raft. Overloading is a major. cause, at

~ boating accidents.

--) &Don't stand upin a boat. If sameane has to move, keep | low. with

weight centered on the keel line; move slowly.
. ~Stow gear carefully; cover with waterproof to keep dry: :
Hf your boat does tip over, it will float.. Use it as a life raft, and
kick toward shore: : .
‘2 Follow the “rules of the road”. ;
“Use common sense ‘for. a sale, happy a summer: the ‘Red cross Lo

. 2 Podiairy- Chipody is a Para: -
. : Medical Profession which deals
“with the care of the feel. health:

"Water Safely ways. .

“ reliewes ‘municipalities from: ‘lhe
direct , costs’ of - operaling ‘and
improving the Provincial Court.
System; and,. all’ full-time
munielpal . employees of the’.
Provincial courts shall be for all ~
“Purposes. deemed public :ser:,
*vanls > under the Public Ser-!
. vices Act. ; _

“BILL . 5

_COR-
PORATIONS .-: AMENDMENT -
‘ACT, 1974- ‘This Act amends (he
Professional Corporations Act,
lo. allow- professianal cor-
porations “ta surrender their
charter. and apply -
Dissolution. This Act will be in
force until April-1, 1978, whan it:
.will be repealed. _ Al. that time:”
provisions of he Companies Act
_respecling thé dissolution of a
company: will’ apply.-

* BILL NO: 49 . UNIFIED
‘FAMILY: COURT ACT
Through. this Act, a- unified .
family court project’ integrating |
ad administralive: and social |
services provided In Supreme,
Country; and Provincial Courts,
in. family “matters is im-,
plemented © tn designated
regions of the Frovince.

“NO.”

To assisl parties i in a marital. ..
dispute arrange ‘and’ stabilize
their affairs, the Act “provides -
*thal-with. prior approval of all-
‘parties, ‘the. custody, access and .
mainlenance. terms of their
written’ agreement may. be.
. made’ enforceable through the
Provincial Court. in the same.
(manner “as' if a :courl order
“‘conjaining ” hese, (erms had
been made, :

“The” Act” creates the new
position of Family Advacale to
act as inifial legal aid contact to

sparlies: in family disputes; to -

act-as legal aid: advisor to.lhe
administrative and social
service: personnel .atlached to
A @-court; to, te able to

tbrvene. as ‘legal’ counsel of
behalf of a chiidwho is (he
subject of a -custody, oral
‘adoplion,. or. “Maintenance
‘hearihg ; and where there are no .
childrén and neither spouse is.“

represented by caunsel,toact in ©”

an impartial: manner .in the
court, ta%agsist: both parties ‘to
present. their case,

The “Aah , provides, social:
wot kers and probation workers”
-on the fariily-‘court ‘projects

“infor mation or communication
received'In confidence ‘from ‘a *
client, will be privileged in al all
‘current, ‘or.. subsequent . court
* proceedings’ save ‘where valid
Federal ‘Séisiatlon provides
volherwise y

with male in that evidence, .”-

vy

The: “firs! Unified: Family
Court ‘Project: has: begun in (he,
South Fraser’ Judicial..Disirict.-:

> BILL NO. 75 - RESIDENTIAL
‘PREMISES INTERIM.RENT .
STABILIZATION .ACT - This
Act is an interim‘measwre until ©
‘the new. Landlord: and: Tenant .::
Act comes into force: The-Act |.
‘Stabilizes rent.increases in thal
“‘no-landlord shall as of January
1, 1974 charge graater (han/‘an -
eight percent increase over the ¢
_ 1978: ‘rental rate _on' residential”
premises. «Under Section 5'of.”
the _Act,. the Lieutenant; .
Governor in Council may define
rant; and“may order that renl *

‘ includes : such. amounts charged --
_ by “a. landlord’for . parking, °
Wilities - and such - ‘other sere
vices.

~ BILLNO. 108 - SUPPLY ACT, . .
NO, 1, 1974 .- On April. 9, this-..
Bill received Royal Assent in:
-arder to authorize government ...
expenditures for lhe new fiscal
year until all - departmental
estimales. have been approved.

. ‘BILL NO. is. : - SUPREME.
COURT, ACT, 1974.-. This Act.
amends the Supreme’ Court Act

'~ plone of them: large’ eriough

7

‘house of ill repute. ,

"same “elty . was “Harry's”,

* Columbia. "

4 Cariadian: Citizens, ‘and. im
» Migrants who-choose (o train in

TERRACE, B.C.”

_ MY. MOVIE CAREER
| ONCE1S ENOUGH

-- Severil items this week,

-to-write-a' column: ‘about,
but each of them ‘of ‘such
vital importance to the state
of the world that they snust
not be ignored,” |

‘Germany: ‘a ‘ couple | at
ieftovers>. > Prastitulion *

legal thera.1n Kaiserslautern,

_ there's. a rather cbteak: four-

storey building. “Probably

~. financed -by American ‘aid.

colt. is.a (uh, shall we ‘say? )

“in thelr rude and ticen-
tious. way, the, “soldiery call
>it “Four floors of whores",

. which has a hice echoic ring

0 It; But what-caught my.”

. eye, ‘al 1 am., was the
-. huge’ neon’ sign on top of
_ the building. It read, “SEX
MIT. heart’. The. word
Keart was. not spelled : out,
but ‘represented. by a huge,

— red, -Valentine-type: heart,

in ‘NEON. ‘A'nice touch. .
, Another place © in “the

‘He. has a- good glmmnick,.
- which -’dlike.to see Eaton’s
and Simpsons adopt. [t: is
a clip joint for suspecting
North Americans. There are
‘no Germans if. the - place.
But, you can: buy anything
from’a Hummel figurine to
"a vast, lousy painting. How-
“ever, his gimmick gelsem.

When‘ you walk in the door,

"yqu are ‘offered ‘a coke,’ a

coffee; or a beer, And when
you leave, you ‘are offered.
a free gifts "comb, nail file,

husbanded

: plastic cat-key-holder, some-
‘thing. It’s chicken stuff, but |
it’s smart. ‘In’ a: lat of.

~ Canadian stores, all you are

offered. is a ‘slice -of cold
shoulder, :

Trees, The Germans treat
their trees as we ‘would
foses. “They are* carefully’
_ and _ even.
wifed ~ and produce’ the
“ expectant harvest. They are

then cut up as carefully as

bread: We whack ours down
and burn them. -

’ Not ‘that- i'd want to

live in Germany. Who wants
‘to live in a country where

orthe trains run on time, and

highway signs say something ;

_ as vulgar as Ausfarten?, .
».. MOVIES: Recently I was

“involved in the-making of-a
movie. Iam here to declare,

‘by the prace of God, that I

do nol now, or ever, want
tobe a movie star, a:support-

se

¥

ing actgz, or an extra. -
: "YoR fussed it. Twas -
an’extra. Unpaid. | spent a

" beautiful spring afternoon”

"running up‘and down hills,

stiouting, “Get- him! Kill
“him! Hang him!,”, in’ a
soldier's |. uniform, | and
brandishing a stout club.

y 1, as a soldier; was -- °

carrying a club, instead of a
: t I-don't know, but

“Podiatry/ Chiropody.

1.- The undersigned “wish to
. STRONGLY PROTEST the
‘inadequate present, Podiatry
Chiropody services available to
the INSURED Citizens : ‘of B. c.

iiiatry” See ‘Canada: “Thisin
Spite of the faci that there have -
6h Padiathists'i in this Country ©
rower 40 years.-

|. In 1947. there were 29°
“Licenced Chiropodists In British ~
t_ Practitioner. far

every 36,000 Population. ;

“TODAY, there around: 0

7 Practitioners i in The Province. 1
4 Practitioner for every 022 250

Population.

‘PREMIUMS °

6 The Board ‘of Examiners in
~. Podiatry for. British Columbia
‘are. -.The Trustees... and

- “Regulators of Ihe Podiatry Act, °.

and. will “cence to: practice:
Graduales’ from . American,

: Colleges GNLY.

_

? Officially recagnized, British
Columbia. of Podiatry-Chipody —
_ are refused licence to practice’ -
© their Profession in their:Native: .
-or Adopled British ‘Columbia: .

-8:: WE DEMAND thal Canadian -
and Immigrants, Graduated ‘in
Officially recognized Brilish
Colleges, Be given EQUAL:
PRACTICING PRIVILEGES to
those’ given to “American

0 permit: the appointment “of

“we additional : judges~’ io .the’-
Supreme Court; .adds the.
Bankruptcy Act (Canada), the’
Trade Practices .Act, : and.
‘seclion 23 of the: Laws’.
Declaratory’ Act ‘to. ‘fhe.
‘jurisdiction of the local judges.
‘of. the “Supreme: Court; and -
permils. the. use. of sound-
- recording’ machines win ‘the,
_ Supreme Court.

Music Festival:

Dear Sirs:

On behalf of the Pacific
Northwest Music Festival: 1.
would like to lake, (his .op-
‘portunity |
newspaper foe ‘the “excellent! !
publicity “you ‘have “Riven : Our:

. thank | your. Sincerely, Le

Graduates. |

9, The Aged and The Infirmare , |
-often house-bound, bed-riiden
¥: Graham‘,
“:statement that “More women

or unable lo: walk ‘on feet that
nave’ become . ta. ‘painful,
primarily: due to lack. of care.

19... School Children are, denied **.
i Theyemative card al the time in=

ee lives - when - inelpient
_.sondifions. could he: diagnosed
“and correcied.This goes on.as a
_ result cof. x  CONTRIVED
Se dh o. AE GE.

“CH 1 "R'O PODTST 5

a PODIATRISTS.

i. “WE REQUEST - - IM-

CHANGES . to improve. the
~ quality. and availability. of foot
care, but in particular. for.those.
TOO OLD, TOO SICK

- man, though, He climbed

extras don’t question De-
Mille, do they?

Trouble was with the
_ movie, that we extras didn’t
know what the hell “was

‘ going on. We puffed up

and down the hills, got
slapped in the eye by willow

- switches, and jumped over

logs, waving our clubs
menacingly. It was pretty
exciting, The first time.

- Then we did it over and
over again, because some-
one fad forgotten ta take
off the sun-glasses, or the
watch, It.was a periad piece,
and the beer cans and cake
bottles didn't. fit into the

~ 19th century milien. -

Must admire the camera-

about forty fect into a tree,

» to take “down” shots’ of us
idiots running through the - -

woods, yelling, “Kill him!
Get Him! ” ,and such. Theo
he lay under a log, shooting
up, getting crotch shots and -
feet’ shots as we did the

- same thing. Then he waded

into a river (in April) and
did the same thing. Finally,
he ran backwards with. a

* hand camera while we raced

(or stumbled) toward him, -
shouting the same stuff,

He tripped z a i couple of times
over trees cut down with a

Re: Highway : Minister -
Lea's report

> are.needed in the North.”

To hundreds of women in'B.C.

‘this was’ a most degrading

slalement®.coming: from. a

er ister offthe Crowes rian oy
ats “Siaferment* *refetring’ lo ** hema
Hen vas*so-mbch' ernmale :

‘to be ised by the northern male

“for the’ development ‘of*-(he:

North is highly insulting.
barbaric and> uncivilized.

‘» drags us back lo the Dark Ages
MEDIATE” LEGISLATIVE

TOO:

YOUNG TO DEMAND. THIS -

RIGHT OF THEIRS, since it is
-nanced..: by. PRE-PAID
-OF SUB-
SCRIBERS TO ‘THE B.C.
MEDICAL PLAN, a

- ‘B, .. WE DEMAND AN. IM-
-MEDIATE: HALT (0 the current
- practice al your Department of

Health permitting TOTALLY
- UNQUALIFIED PERSONS «to
“eare for’ the’ feet -of . those
hospitalized, and unabie- to
speak for,.themselves, due to
‘physical or psychiatric illness.

WE WILL NOT: CONSENT. ‘TO™

- THIS IN SILENCE. «

MARY HYDER,’ DS. Pay’
- RONALD HYDER, D.S.P.,

- VINCENT CARBALLO, M. Ch.

5. P.R.N.,
oT i. " LAZENBY,
‘ ORDINATOR.:

OUP: over, the past | “year,

B
- "The interest ‘and co-operation
of the. plembers of the oe :
the ~

are most: important
success af the, Festival.

lo

'

A. Brodie, President MS

POOR LITTLE DEViL.,'E OS THIS

FEAR OF DRINKIN' ALL

1S MONEY

AWAY BEFORE ITS CLOSIN' TIME / 7

ANJE- 8S THIS OTHER FEAR

MON EY AWNAY,

THAT ITLL BE CLOSIN' TIME
EFORE 'E'S BRON Alas is

woe

60

sible behaviour af 8.C.’s°
minister of highways is-no more -
evident than in. his ‘sexist
statement ,"*Watnen are needed .
in the North, "

Throughout the “history: -of
B.C, both men and women lave

pioneered together the interior .
and ‘northern regions. of jour

province.

. The Suggestion implied wy the

Sick

To The Editor
Dear Sir:

bam ‘writing ‘his: ‘etter in,
protest to the'person or persons
who {respassed ‘ori -my son's
property and cul dewn a birch
tree thal he had: intended’ to-
leave standing. Anyone that
‘could jhaye destroyed such a
thing of beanly-and leave it

_ Memorial Hospital

. lying -thére, must’ be © of a:
depraved Mind: JL sincerely
7 Dear Editor: ,

My daughter =. and found
the four ‘of ‘Mills Memorlal
Hospital’ informative. and.
inleresting. A rare opportunity
for such a layman (woman) as
myself to see the Inner workings
behind ‘the’. scene . activities,

_. “providing, | 1 think, a more

humane. rather than clinical
outlook. ‘ -

Mis.” Sylvia tivcmpin’‘b
plained to us the working of the

machine provided by donations, -
"In memory of the late: Dr ...
2) MeGhee™. and -1. for “one. “was.

pleased to see the monies pul to.

* .guch-goad use, *" -

The T.V. Reading Room, ‘with

.-adjaining Sundeck, for patients

use is a preal addition.
‘Explanations’ of new aquip-

ment, both in the Iab ‘and In-::
: + tensive: Care. is encouraging

proving that’ our hospital - is

‘ aiways progressive and well

uipp
The Library; busiiass ‘offices’
and las but hardly: least the.

BOARD ROOM providing afew:

eminently hilarious abou a

_4s,-Heard a git! say, today

. ““Yabudy.

: Vox Populi

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, t974
1974 chain saw, -
‘Biggest problem was not
to faugh during shooting (as
we call it), °

~ There. _ is’ _ something
collection. of ‘middle-aged
people, some-of them with
hernias and heart attacks,
walking back up a hill, for
the fifth time, | in order’ to
come running down it again,
because some silly ass had
cried, ‘in. the. excilement,
“Go get -him,: Mike! ", in
stead ef “Kilt Kitt and
the sound man had Picked
up the modern expression,
DEPRESSION: . Not the
psy chiatric kind, the econo-
mic kind, I: feel ‘it-in my"
. bones. There’s a big depres-
sion coming. Jolly good; is
what I say. We haven't had
a decent depression. in this
country for years:
‘There’s almost. a desire
for on. The kids, of course,
don’t even know. what one

“Vu, gotny
other replied,
Yabudy . godda:

getsum cigrets.” Priorities.

But the ald folks now.
In-fact; they almost Have a
nostalgia for: it. They: brag
about” it; Lumpy «porridge
instead-of Krinkly Krunch-,
ies. Hamburger, two pounds
for two-bits, Mailmen work:
ing and danged glad to have
“a job. Railwaymen ditto.
There are “books, “Ten

Lost. Years”, and’ ‘plays

dramatizing the Deprebsion.

And it was dramatic. ‘I was

there. For | the . ten), Lost

Years. .And 1 didn't’ feel

they were lost. Ask anyone,

If you can find him. Or her?

to..another,
money?” The <

- all thie vioieniaé

ais of
éd - ‘dominating ‘males with’ at--

‘tudes shaped by that era’. Wa
do not live in the Dark Ages and
we willnot be subjected to such

ane: fo.our sex

en, are ¢ mh
a5

(Ms, B. Pennock ,
(Ms. ¢. Kemeny

- Sexist Graham Lea.

‘The increasingly Irrespon;

: minister’s rémarks is: that
government intervention is
heeded to sponsor some kliid-cf
a “here’ come .the cbrides"
program for B.C. -

‘The women of B.C, do" not
want a highways minister:wha
wanls lo be some kind of a,sex
broker for northern ..B.C.,: We
would much prefer thal he get
on om with usiness af fixing, the

roa iS. ~ ;

» Sick.

cnope “nal tims wanton ; and
vindictive act of desttuction, will
one day revert back to ther in
some’ way, or other: %

a

Inclosing’ I “would advise that
il vou, ihe person cancernéd, is
stek “then for’ heaven's ‘sake
seek some form of tweatinent
* before-you. destroy, yourself.”

Yours. oe Tt ns _
Tilly Thompson wo

good itnot ‘sarcastic rematts a
wonder why? Moor
iwhy?).. #
“Anew ‘coal: of paint piclis up
‘the inlerlor and .I notice swith
interest “our -“Flying Stork”
painted’ by one of our former:
‘maternity, nurses is“ still
streaking across the nufser'y
all.

I am most happy: fo
aur front page, Beni
finally golng i s to: pene ‘and
=improvements willbe hopefully
‘ortheoming,  °.: a

I must agree, however, with fae
“Mrs. Power in: Letter: to the .
Edditor-of, the Herald t!
Out -was ¢ ;
apathy existing as did ae our
hospital trustee elections March
20ih last. + Let's see Breater
"support: ‘in 1o75.

Thanks ta all members: “ot the
hospital” staff, candy-stri
arid athers: who gave up-t ol’ :
day olf:to show at least:a few
“interested “Terrace Cillzens

; “ae” hospital, Miils Memorial.

‘Mire, Pat Baptlc and ime
“Shannon. - Be