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Through UGN

Provincial president as!

support of CARS drive

In June 1959

of th

titonal |
Arth-

This drastic reduction af-
fects both national and provin-|
c research projects and of-
fic: of the BC. Division of
CARS are determined that arth-|
> research in 1961 shall not}
similarly hemmed in}
ugh lack of money.

CARS president for B.C, A|
F. McAlpine, said, “It is not
enough to keep the treatment
centres in the province fully
supplied with staff and equip-
ment. Treatment helps the peo-
ple who have arthritis, but we|
want to find out the cause of
the disease so we can prevent
and cure it.”

Mr. McAlpine went on to de-
scribe some of the crippling
which he had seen as a result
of advanced cases of arthritis.

“When I see young children}
and men and women in their
early twenties
wheel chairs or limping
with the aid of stick: |
said, “I realize that we are not
fighting an inevitable disease|
of old age, but an illness which
ruins the lives of thousands of
families in Canada each year.
There must be a cure and
with intensive research, sooner
or later we are bound to find
it”

Mr. McAlpine added that, in
his opinion, this problem af-
fects everyone, because no
group of people are immune to
arthritis. He pointed out that
although people's age, national-
ity, wey of life and working
ecnditene might vary, their
ceieru about rheumatic diseus-

; Getting Married?

Take advantage of our

puldn’'t

ep in our
w with
a solu
he problem. Polio
heria, typhoid, smallpox
tuberculosis were not
rought under control by wish.
ful thinking - Clever scientists |
with enthusiastic financial sup-|
port found antidotes to these
diseases. Let's follow their
example and stop arothritis.”
The provincial C.ARS. cam-
paigns will take place in Sep-|
tember and October, and in
areas where there is a Commun-|
ity Chest, United Appeal or|
United Good Neighbour Fund, |
CARS. is a member agency. |

Collector now has

|1750 car folders

Car folders from the four
corners of the world, and even
from benind the Iron Curtain,
continue to flow into Jonn Ivan
Fletcher, 1378 F Street, bring-
ing his collection to the 1750
mark with an expected goal of
2,000 before the beginning of

‘| 1960,

It al! started as a curious in
terest on the part of Fleccher.
Anxious to acquaint himself
with the makes and workings
of various cars advertised on
the world market, he began to
Write to different companies
and in return received folders
from them.

His most recent folders have
arrived from East Germany and
Russia and he is still in search |
jof someone to translate the lat-|
ter for him. The Wortburg, |
the German model, really in-
terests John, but he feels the|
Volgo and Pobeda from Russia
do not possess the quality of
workmanship associated with
other European cars.

Everyday movements are of-
ten impossible for an arth
ritic to perform. This long:
handled comb, supplied by
the Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society, is one
of the gadgets which help
patients to be indepenc
despite crippled joints
UGN contribution will assist
in every phase of its

No seconder to
Ald. Zack’s motion

Ald. Max Zack failed to win
a seconder to his motion th
the public
Tuesday, October 27, include on
its agenda, “Apartment liu
to be built in any part uf
city.”

Zack has pushed for thi; type
of construction eyer since he

was elected to office, claimifg|

apartment house revenue would
enrich the city coffers and take
the tax loac
owner, He clai: an attractively
built two storey apartment

would complement any residen-
|

tial area

Mayor Hodgson lowered his
gavel threo times calling for a
seconder, without response

It's bad enough to be a quit-
ter. But it’s worse to finish
omething vou never should
have started

- 8-0760

Mr. Hanratty
12783 - 14B Avenue
Ocean Park

hearing set for}

off of the home-|

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De ntht

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Hight members of the Pacific }9986,  , |convenor, would welcome ord-

Hospital group were on hand] The show case operated by ers for baby sets, baby dresses

“|the group in the Hospital foy- and layettes. She can be reach-

home of Mrs. Vi Ewson, Ewson | is proving to be increasingly ed at WI 88626,

avenue,

Four outfits, cardigan and
one pair of soa re turn:
ed in by Mrs. Ey Dinsmore;
four pair of soakers turned in
by Mrs, Flo Stayne
donated by Mrs, Coope
set was turned in by Mrs. C
A Taylor and three outfits and
one pair soakers were turned in
by Mrs. Jean Kilpatrick
| ‘The turkey donated by the}
Totem Turk ‘arm on Archi
bald Road was won by Mr.|
Ewson of Port Coquitlam. The
affling of if netted the group
the sum of $18.35.

Some $20 was realized by the
group during the month of
September through the of | Saale) Tass,

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