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Weather vet
‘was honored

_ In January, 1904 H.E.
Church began recording
temperature and
precipitation data for the
Meteorological Service of

_ Canada at his ranch at Big
Creek, B.C. The ranch is

_ located 29 kilometres south
‘of. Hanceville. :

: Church continued the
‘weather observing program

until 1932. The only in-
lerruption occurred briefly
when the family home was
desiroyed by fire.

‘The duties were taken over
by:a son, R.H, Church, and
his wife in 1932. They served
until 1974 to be succeeded by

Bonnie §. Church, The ranch
was sold this year and Mrs.
Church stopped taking the
*. ebservations on March 31,
- 1978 when she moved to
Williams Lake.

The climalological records
are now being kept at the
ranch by Betty Weltman.

In appreciation of the long
and ivtnful service by three

enerations of the Church
amily, a silver lray,
suitably engraved, together
with a copy of the book
‘Between Friends’,

oduced by the National

iim Board of Canada, was

sented lo Bonnie Church
J.R. Mathieson, Regional
Director of the Atmospheric

daughter-in-law,

| Recreation forum
planned Thursday

The Recreation Forum organized by the
Envirunment Service of the Terrace Advisory Recreation Commission will
Department of Fisheries and fake place in the arena banquet room on Thur-
Environment. sday at 7:30 p.m.
w cateec trate, reliable — (nvitations to attend have been sent to sports
years, pariaicularly roe, andarts groups, service clubs and schools with
' y from +
remote areas, are extremely request for written or spoken briefs.
valuable in ‘understanding 4 David Graham, the Provincial Government's
Canada's climate," said recreation and fitness field representative, will
Mathieson, The Canadian jalk on ‘Recreation in Communities’. Molly
preciative of the? cab. Nattress, chairman of the Terrace Commission,
iributions of voluntary Will speak on’ ‘The Role of the Recreation
climatological observers and Commission in Terrace’. Lit Farkvam, vice-
Mathieson invited thuse who chairman of the commission, will report on the
may be interested lo contact recreation survey taken in Terrace last year, as
n ospheric N- seen by the commission.
vironment Service. He noted “There will be a question period, followed by
service uf more than74 years Coffee and general discussion. In addition, the
by the Church family is members of council, the recreation staff, the
among the longest in school district and school board have been asked
Canada. fo attend. As Terrace is hoping to develope a
recreation plan for the next five or ten years,
your input is important so your commission asks
you to attend...

WEATHER |

are given instructions and
provided, un loan, with the
necessary equipment. They
normally record readings
twice daily and mail their
reports to the collection
cenler once a month, Anyone
A mure active weather
system passing the weather
ship this afternoun will bring
rain to the Terrace-Kilimat
area Lomorraw morning,
‘This current series of
Pacific weather systems

Generally cloudy cun-
ditions will cuntinue today
and tomorrow, and weak
Pacific weather systems
moving through the area will
result in continued mild
temperatures for this time of

Service, 739 West Hastings
Street, Vancouver, B.C. Vi

INEO

HEALTH

DR. BOB

interested in volunteering
their services for such a
guine, thruugh the area
vesn't shaw any signs of

station should write to: John
Henderson, Superintendent,
Observational Services,
Almospheric — Environment
letting up, sv the rest of the
week is expected to he
avercast with uccasional
perivds of rain.

year.

Highs this afternuen will
be in the 10 to 1i degree
Celsius range, and iem-
peratures will dip to 7 to 8
degrees Celsius tonight.

DROP LEAFLETS

The Herald, Tuesday. October 17. 1978, Page 3

NDP launch campaign

The B.C. New Demucratic
Party has launched a mass-
leaflet distributiun cam-
paign.

Yvunne Cocke, provincial
secretary of the party, Says
350,000 copies of a leaflel

entitled “Some straight talk
about whal's happening to
British Columbia" will be
distributed duur-to-dour by
volunteers in every part of
the province,

“We want the peuple of,

Month-long tow

costs $l

VICTORIA (CP) — The
Canadian Cvast Guard
icebreaker Camsell, hvled
by Arctic ice Sept, 10,
arrived Monday under luw al
her home port of nea by
Esquimalt. :

Cost of the month-long,
$,000-kilometre low is
eslimated at $1 million,
CuasL Guard spokesman
Stephen Rybak said.

He said tenders are being
called 10 repair the vessel
and it is expected she will be
vut of service until the
spring. While under repair,
she will also undergu her
annual refit, .

Rybak said the Cvast
Guard is negotiating with
Ottawa for a replacement
vessel which it hopes will be
in service at the begining of
the new year. ;

He said thal following her
annual refit, which usually
lakes place in November, the
Camsell is used for work on
aids to navigation and buoy
tending up and duwn the

million
cvast, usually starting early
in December.

The cessel was holed while
escorting the supply ship
Broderick and the tug Angus
Sherwuud on a supplies trip,
about 195 kilometres east of
Cambridge Bay, olf the
southern end of ' Victeria
Island.

There were no injuries in
the incident and alll 50 peuple
abuard were evacuated. The
Camsell nurmally has a crew
of 42, bul thie was increased
to 50 for the Arctic run.

The crippled vessel was
towed by the Canmar Sup-
plier 3, which turned her
over to the Seaspan
Sovereign off the coast of
Alaska.

‘Purchase

rumored

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Cablecasling Ltd. of Toronto
is negolialing the purchase
of British Culumbia assets of
Sterling Newspapers Ltd.

™ According to our
customers, it’s the

best deal in town.

mu

government and the
previous NDP government.

It slates that the annual
prawth in rea) investment,
the number of jobs created,
growth in mining output, and
real-econumie growth were
all higher with the NDP
government.

Under Sucial Credit, it
says, bankruptcies have
duubled, the tax burden has
increased by mure than 50
per cent per worker, and the
average unemployment rate
has jumped from 7.1 to 8.5

B.C. io be aware of the facts
regarding the Bennett
government's performance,
and the impact of its actions
on the economy,” says
Cocke.

The 16-page leaflet lists a
series of promises made by
Premier Bennett and the
Social Credil party during
the last election campaign,
and compares those
promises to the subsequent
actions of his government.

The leaflet also compares,

ciling dala from Statistics per cent.

Canada and the Department The leaflet will be:

of Finanee, the economic distributed during the next
month.

record of the Social Credit

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YOUNG

Chemicals that cure
cancer have been sought for
many years ata cost of much
effort and countless research
dollars. It 1s hoped that
somewhere out there a safe
curative drug that will
eliminate all forms of this
dread disease will be found.
So far it remains elusive, but
in spite of this, considerable
progress has been made.

There are many forms of
cancer cell, and it is unlikely
that one drog will be found
that will destroy them all.
Just as there is no single
antibiotic that will cure all

.,,ditfections, there is no anti-
os ganter. therapy that is’ ef-
“féctivé'in all cases. “”

Chemotherapy (chemical
therapy of cancer) is
becoming more effective and
in some instances it is t
curative. There are more
than 100 types of cancer and
in at least 12 of these
chemotherapy is capable of
allowing a significant
number of potential victims
tolive out a normal life span.

Most of the 12 tumors that
ean be cured are rare, but
success with these will lead
to better understanding of
the more common cancers
and most of us anticipate
further successes in the
future.

Abasic difference between
a cancer cell and a normal
one is that the cancer cell
divides, or reproduces itself,
muxh more frequentlly. The
cell does not rest between
divisions. In a rapidly
growing tumor 50 to 100 per
cent of the cells may be in
the process of reproducing
themselves. In normal
tissue the proportion is

\ perhaps one or two percent.

Most chemotherapeutic
agents attack the cell during
the division phase — usuallyt

_ by blocking an essential step
in this process. The cell
cannol reproduce and is
killed.

e
Normal cells are killed
~ also, but such a small per-
centage of them are in the
. division stage at any one
time the tissue made up of
normal cells survives. Drug
therapy is frequently given
intermittently in an attemp
to minimize the effect on

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normal tissue - the toxic
effects of chemutherapy.
Among the unwanted
effects are loss uf appetite,
nausea and vomiting, hair
loss, and weakness. These
are lempurary, asa ‘rule.
The British Columbia
Medical Association and Infu
or Health welcome your
questions. Send them to me
care of this newspaper.

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