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law. and sister; “Mr. and. Mrs. \Nor-
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man: ‘magazine, ‘ and: ‘Mrs. ‘Hen-

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ed- on: ‘tours: of: ‘the Beiembark. |
to: ‘see “the ‘famous’ ‘Chateau. “Lau-
rier, the changing. of. the: ‘Guard
in front’: “of. “the: “Parliament
the ° “war “memorial,
and she: ‘climbed | the’ top: of.
-the:’,Peace ‘Tower’ to enjoy. ‘the |:
superb. view. of- the cit: .
rounding: countryside. “She also
visited). the.:. session chambers
and. saw the ‘members’ of: ‘Parlia-
ment busily. discussing: the un-
try’s ‘affairs...
The opening. of: the. Jamboree
was marred by rain, and: for ‘the
first few days,: the ©, visitors
‘found. the -weather -very...cold:
and: damp. However, the’ wea-
ther. brightened up and: the jast
few.. days: “were. very... warm...”
-Mrs.:Green left Ottawa. July
15. for’ a. 20 hour.’ “bus trip: ‘to
Washington, D.C... En route: she |:
passed through: New: “York, “but
was’. unable. - to: see’ ‘anything of,
the city, as the’ whole area was
covered by | a, thick unpenetrable
smog, .

In Washington, she Was one |
of six Canadians to. attend the
‘International Toast mistress

age was” “e grand ‘trip ‘and an
‘exciting. experience. but it: is good

“andthe remainder: of:
“nearly: four hundred’ delegates
‘were . from — the United, States. .:
‘The: convention: took. ‘place’ at:
the Shareton- Park: Hotel, where e:
the. women ° -also stayed, and: it:
lasted. four.: ‘days, Mrs... Green:
particularly: ‘enjoyed. ‘the. wore

benefitted. by. these. ‘talks. ‘and
will: be: ‘able* to’ bring new: ideas’
for: ‘discussion ‘tothe. local club:

‘In. the‘ speech’ ‘contest, CMrs::
Green: was. Oa ‘to: note that.

The. return ‘trip to. ‘Ottawa.
{again included’ passing ‘through
‘smog-bound | New.;York, and: the
tired trayeller:; was. glad. Lo re-
enter Canada’ and procééd, home,
TO REPORT:

he local : Toastmistress ‘Club
has been in’ existence only since
January, 1960," ‘and Mrs. Green

re {has been an active worker in it,
‘holding -

‘several’ offices: ~The
terms. last- only six. months, in-
stead of the. usual year,’ and

‘1Mrs.: Green was: president of the

local” ‘association * from: January
|to:June of. this year. She will be

 

giving © ‘a full: report - of her, fap
fat.a’ future meeting. any

may bring

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area to. take a.-position
patients: ‘of Prince Rupert

were left without the servi

therapist.

~ Because. ‘of - ‘staff. ‘shortages,
the: “Canadian Arthritis’ ‘and,
Rheumatism | Society. ‘has | been’
forced to carry a minimum treat-!
ment service throughout | British
Columbia this. year.

In ‘addition to. Prince ‘Rupert:
centres in Prince: George, ‘Ques-
nel, Trail, Nelson and the. ‘Fraser.
Valley. are either, closed. Or on
skeleton staff.”

. The Society" is mentioning. this
to- illustrate its needs and what
it-is’ doing to” try. fo: “overcome.
the” ‘problem... ©

‘Keenly aware ‘of the ‘heed. of
training rehabilitation ™ ‘staff’
‘Canada, CARS, : ‘the : Polio: Foun:
dation. arid >the’ G. FP. “Strong
Centre: have’: assisted” financially.
in the establishment of a school
of physical niedicine therapy at
the University of British Colum-
bia. this fall. Equipment. and

 

convention of 1961. There was

VICE- CONSUL FINDS,

 

German “immigrants * to. “thel)
Prince- -Rupert.: district, “are ad-
apting . “well, to. their. new. sur-
roundings: | ind: the: “Canadian
way ‘of life ’
‘And on: the. “whole ‘they are
“law-abiding than | new-
comers from ‘some other foreign
countries. ° ;

These opinions ‘come: from Dr.
Herbert ° Limmer,: vice-consul - at
the German consulate in Van-
couver, who-has ‘been ‘visiting

'|prince Rupert:on the first stage

ofa familiarization «tour of
_|north central British Columbia.
-Dr,- Limmer - arrived. by . boat
and after discussions with vari-
ous business representatives and
administrative officials, left.to-
day by car for Kitimat, Smith-
ers, Burns Lake. and. Prince
George. :
REASONS FOR Trip
‘Purpose of the trip, he ex-,
plained, is two-fold: first, to ac-
quaint himself: with) the’ coun-
try. and its industrial develop-_
ment, and to inquire Into any
special problems which might
confront Iminigrants | from Ger-
many, =. ‘
Although he’ has been four
and avhalf years in’ the diplo-
Tmatic service, Dr. Limmer has

‘spent only four months in Can-

ada -— all with the consulate at
Vancouver,

He was particularly inter= :
ested tn Prince Rupert's grow-
ing sawmill industry and ine
creased part activity as a res
sult of - federal government.
grain shipments to the Orient,

While here he met E, T. Ap-
plewhnite, Chamber of Com

Oranges, onions
sandwich mates

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“Wall, tf you haven't try them
in. ‘sandwiches: this. summer,”
| suggosts Chof Bill Schinidts, Ca-
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tive: chef and sujervisory chot
al dagpor Park Lodge, Alberta,
“UPpalea poslico of brend, buttor
it, Pool an orange, slice It, and
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bread, Siico a large onion, ‘and
Place a Inyor of onion on top of
the orange, Top the sandwich
With: another silea of huttorod

rere, Cut and sarvo." .

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nriouncements

@: “mho Publla Library will close
for’ tho holidays, Saturday, guly
2th, and roapan Tuesday,
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salaries will be paid from. federal

‘merce’ “secretary os
ials,° theofficial - administrator,
former. honorary . “consul | Hugo

chenberger,: pastor. Of “Bethel
Baptist Church; ‘among. others.
MANY AT KITIMAT' :

“The “number ° ‘of persons, -or
persons ‘of. German. origin, -who
have settled in. the. Prince: Rup-
ert. area in. the. last few: years
has ‘been estimated locally at
between 400 and 500, he’ said.
However, there are considerably
more at Kitimat which has had

Parents. off
to cheer |
ball. team

Members of the Little
League All-Star team may |
recognize mother-or fath-
er’s voice urging them on

 

{to victory. when they play

ball in the Prince George

tournament tomorrow and
Thursday,

One veer enit, Mrs. Martin Han-

 

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sen, left on the bus. yesterday
with the team, and. several more
rooters left. on this morning's
train for Prince George, Some
of these supporters will con-
tinue on with the boys, if they
keep winning the tournaments.

Parents leaving: this morn-
ing were Mrs. Willlam Souby,
Mrs. 1.0, Donaldson and her
daughter, Lee, Mrs, Metro Min-
tenlgo, and Mr, and Mrs, Jacob
Strand,.:
On holiday’ on A motor trip,
Mr. ‘and’ Mrs. Alox Slater will
meal the tevin’ at Prince Gourge.

Win or lose, tho. lads will have
goad: local backing Lo ohcournge
them. to-do: thelr. hoxt, for the
hometown, ;

oa

e left the Prince. Rupert
n the Vernon. hospital;
Miller. Bay. and.. Terrace
ces of a. qualified. Dhysio-

 

government grants. All organi-
zations in the province ‘have been
asked. “to “help ’ to: ensure. the
opening “of the ‘school. 2, 5.
; With the: appointment ‘of. ‘Dr:
rock : M..Fahrni ‘as-. director,

|Miss Jane Hudson ‘as. lecturer
; in’ physiotherapy’ and Miss Mar-

garet. Hood as. lecturer‘in. occu-
pational therapy,. opening’ ‘of the
schoo]. now hinges..on.one factor

-the students. The chance. ‘of
entering this: “rewarding” *) ‘pro-
fession is.“being pointed.‘
high school ‘girls. ;

- “With: the acute sho ages : -of
therapists . in, all countries, the
n | travel possibilities , are, endless
and salary..scales ‘are: high,” Says:
‘Miss Mary Pack, (CARS ‘executive
director. o

_Thformation on. ‘courses | and

bursaries may ‘be obtained from
UBC’ or from. the Canadian Ar-

 

thritis and. Rheumatism: Society,

1645 | West Broadway, Vancouver.

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Germans of any, place n° British

Kraupner, and Rev. Jacob. Raus-: ok

to’ his: satisfaction “that German
immigrants ‘on the . whole’ were
not’ falling . foul ‘of. the law, ‘and:
were | ‘generally ‘speaking - becom-:
ing. well respected | members of
the. community. et -
While some complain not”. dif-
ficulty | in ‘finding employment
exactly. to their liking when. they.
first’ settle in Canada, most’ ‘'Te=:
solve the: problem. in* time, : she
said.
“After: all, one has to be: will.
ing-in the first place’ to put. up
with a certain amount of incon-
venience when one moves ‘to-an-:
other. country,” he explains.”

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- Canada’s food rules recom
mend one daily: serving of whole.
grain and at least four slices of
bread with -butter. © hen,

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