atheletes being given a
is year to Koo what théy
0

sorry that the Lions Club could not
enter a team this year to make
six teams and a more ven sche
‘dule; five teams makes an un-
‘balanced schedule shown by the
‘program which appears below,

There has been a lot of work
done on the Semiahmoo Mall Dia-
mond to get {t into anything like
playing shape, and there Is still
‘a lot more to be done before It ts
finished,

As a little extra added attraction
this year there will be tickets dis-
tributed by the Revenue collector,
and a prize will be given to the
lucky tieket holder each ‘Kame.

Public ability and property,
Wamage insurance will be carried
this year to cover players and
spectators; also any damage that
may result to automobiles while
the games are In progress.

There will be more seats added
for the conventence of spectators
‘as the season gets underway, and
supervised parking will be Insti-
tuted.

We sincerely hope the public will
support us in our endeavor to
provide what we can in the way
of entertainment this summer as
far as softball is concerned. So
get out and root and root and root
for your favorite team, it all helps
to make the game.

MAY

15—Elgin va Laura-Mel
18—Great Northern vs Reventers
20—Laura-Mel vs Great Northern
22—Army & Navy vs Elgin
25—Great Northern vs Army &
Navy
27—Revenuers vs Laura-Mel
20—Revenuers vs Army & Navy

JUNE.

1—Great Northern vs Elgin
3-Ammy & Navy ve Laura-Mel
S—Elgin'vs Revenuers

* $—Laura-Mel vs Elgin
10—Revenuers Vs Great Northern
12—Great Notthern vs Laura-Mel
15—Eigin vs Army & Navy * “}
W—Army & Navy vs Great

Northern a

19—Laura-Mel vs Revenuers
22—Army & Navy vs Revenuers
2%4—Elgin vs Great Northern

In the first three months of this
year, 5296 citizens of British Col-
umbia received transfusions total-
Jing 6151 bottler cf whole biood,
supplied free of charge by the Can.

Red Cross Blood Trans-
fusion Service,

‘These figures were reported b
Dr. B. P:L, Moore, Acting Pruvin.
cial Medieal Director, at the regu-
lar meeting of the Provincial Blood
Donor Committee, Chairman of this
Committee I Col. W. G. Swan,
OBE.

‘This Is an increase of approxi-
are 1,100 bottles of whole bioca
And of 1,400 patients for the corres.
Ponding perlod in 1048, Thore has
been a steady increase from Jan-
uary 1048 to the present tlme in
both the number of bottles used
and the number of patients trans

Dr. Moore also reported that the
centre, in addition to filling {ts

i _ BUrpOse of mupplying
Plasma

i iried 5
Clee reac
fo any reg-

oner for the
‘expectant

we

26—Laura-Mol va Army & Navy

29-—Revenuera va 1igin Half million defines in pottloment Ore oon WHITE BI
JULY. Of hospital necounts, ‘The targoat V4 one 219
1—Elgin va Laura-Mel Maver Bt alt do) PH per
TSOreit Northern va TRevonary "AVe Deon pald nm n romtt ot cov. 4 s : j
GoLauraMol Va Great Northern Huo under the 160, tospitat 1 4 BrP , q
Army & Navy ve 1cljin Dh. JM, Horahe: m Ch M 1 y
Beary A Navy vm Ir J at Hersey, Comimlatnen, imney Materials 7
ie wali thal onthuslasm for Honpltal g

18Revenuiors vs Laura-Mol Thsurance would continue to grow 4 ke y,
1o—Revenuiers va Army & Navy stoadily ax more and more people y
It Great North Preaniin Meaft ts et aah % Dominion Clay .............. per 100 $5.50 ¢
g0—Army & Navy vs Laura-Mel up to Maroh dist, it was o iy
92 Higin va Reovonuers that 62.510 persone tind beon In 6 Bon Clayane i bis seeneree per 100 $5.50 y
24—Laura-Mel ve Elin hospitals In Britlvh Columbin, Thos
FfoRevenitors va Creat Northern by Momital thvuranes yi y Grey Cement (new style) ..,.., per 100 $3.20 %
20—Great Northern va Laura-Mel shortly by mall a special “
M—Eigin va Army & Navy santa ron inborn ALAS hie y Red Cement (new style) ..... ., per 100 $3.70

eer A statement of the % Fire Back Fire Brick .,..,.++++ », each 16c

& vy va Groat 2 4 a
Cita mid ( Decorative Face Brick .......... -each 100 4
S—Laura-Mol vs Reventiers jum iy not ae a medi- 9 Roman Face Brick .......+.+++ .. each 09
a Army & Navy vs Fevenve'® cal expense, tho hospital bill, paid %

va Great Northern” = yy the Gopernment Is, Ht Of 6 — ACCESSORIES ———

* fleials of the Department of ¢ , Proceanes

TS Eigln ve Tart Mey vonvors that smider tho Tneomo Tax Act, | iy dratedl ie 09

21—Laura-Mel

24—Army & Navy v

26— Northern va Army &
Navy

28—Revenuers vs Laura-Mel

31—Revenuers vs Army & Navy
SEPTEMBER

2—Great Northern vs Elgin

4-Ammy © Navy vs Laura-Mel

7—Elgin ys Revenuers *

Rock, B.C.

$3,500,000 Paid Out By
Hospital Insurance
Service In 3 Months

During the first three rmuntha
‘of the year the Hospital Tnaurance
Serylee has paid over three and m

SSS

modieal expenses are allowed only
for the amount by which they ex-

ceed 4 per cont of the taxpayer's

6" & 7 Thimbles

a” Thimbles .........+

ONES

Chimney Pots Galy, Flashing Ayullable
- o
retain Meee in penpre 8 “Left Overs” Returnable if Undamaged
edical expenses are allowed, {
should submit them with thelr noxt 4 All Above Ready For Immediate Delivery

POOOLOO OOO OOOO OOOO OOOS

to the hospitals
vith the Red Cross,

MAN WITH A

$20,00

OF TOOLS ,4

{

provides his o'

A carpenter or mechanic going on the'job

to the logger “Bring along your own rail-
, way locomotive and steam shovel—” or to
_the miner “don't forget your diesel compres-
_ Sor and pneumatic rock drill; Joe!”

OKIT

British Columbia is unusual, So many of risk that it amounts to more than $20,000."
its jobs are in “heavy industry”. This means for each employee on the job. So each miner,
someone must spend money on heavy, ex- you might say, carries a $20,000 kit of tools,
Pensive tools of production. :
In the pulp and paper industry the cost r

of making jobs is higher still — more than
$30,000 a job,

We in B. C. need more and more venture
capital — money willing to wait years for its
return. But risk money will only come if it is
confident that British Columbia |
continue to be a well:

sit eles a square deal

wn kit of tools, But no one says

ands of investors