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HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
26.
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B.C.
PAYROLLS"
Salmon-with-Vegetables
1
lb.
can
salmon
6
small
onions
V7
PLANNED
BLAST
NORTH
BAY,
Ont.
(CP)
The
'
big
boom
that
crashed
across'
the
countryside
here
was
the
re-:
suit
of
explosion
of
15
tons
of
dynamite
on
a
highway
diversion
project.
More
than
60.000
j
sticks,
of
dynamite
were
used
in
j
the
operation
which
took
months
to
prepare.
,
PACipJ
BABIES
LOVE
PACIFIC
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Jfi
i,doa
3
medium
sized
carrots
3
tbs.
butter
or
margarine
2
tbs.
flour
1
cup
milk
1
cup
canned
peas
'2
tsp.
salt
dash
cayenne
pepper
2
cups
seasoned
mashed
potatoes.
i
Hoiuogenii'd
loi
easier
digestion.
I
J
always
uniturmly
good,
racmc
Milk
is
recommended
by
doctors
or
infants'
formulas.
Increased,
Vitamin
D
content
makes
It
a
'ita'
food
necessary
for
builcj-
W
mg
strpni
healthy
bodies.
-Oetf
Paf'flc
Mi'k
for
ynnr
baby
nHay""
Cook
the
onions
In
boiling
salted
water
for
10
minutes
and
j.iiii.
Cut
the
Carrots
In
strips
and
cook
iiv
boiling
salted
water
for
10
minutes
and
drain.
Melt
the
butter
or
margarine,
and
stir
in
the
flour,
add
milk,
liquid
na
cil
trom
the
salmon,
and
the
seasoning.
Cook
until
this
white
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PACIFIC
MILK
11
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'iiiw
mlvi-rtin-mi'iit
w
int
pulilistieil
or
displnyeil
by
the
l,iiiiir
(.'iiiitml
board
or
liv
the
(
'mvi'rniuent
of
1'ritu.h
Cluiiil)i.
-
3
j
sauce
is
thickened,
stirring
constantly,
brean
the
salmon
in
pieces
and
combine
with
the
unions,
carrots
and
peas
in
a
5iia..uw
baking,
citsh.
Pour
the
-auce
over
and,
liute
the
mash-'
,ii
puiavoes
in
Uuee
strips
on
ne
tp.
iJa..e
in
a
moderate
oven
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Announce
ue
recs
V.i
about
30
min-ntes,
or
until
the
potatoes
are
browned.
Eight
servings.
NOIE:
Pink
salmon
can
be
used
in
tuts
recipe,
in
mt
interests
oi
economy,
it
lias
an
the
foou-
value
ot
ant
oann.iu,
and
is
less
expou.s.vc.
Matured
tnd
Bottled
to
t3
in
1950,
formerly
the
cost
'
had
been
based
on
mere
hos-,
Pita!
care
whereas
under
hos-'
pital
Insurance
such
costs
as
X-ray,
drugs,
etc.,
were
taken
care
of.
So,
if
hospital
costs
were
fairly
analysed,
it
might
be
found
that
they
had
risen
possibly
only
about
10
per
cent.
And
anyone
In
bus.ness
must
realise
that
that
was
not
an
exorbitant
increase.
If
there
was
believed
to
be
waste
in
hospital
operation,
It
was
something
the
local
boards
could
control.
Turning
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
,
Mr.
McRae
pointed
out
that
there
had
be:n
an
Increase
In
admissions
from
2145
in
1948
to
3458
in
1950
witn
an
increase
In
total
operating
costs
from
$153,000
to
C275969.
The
speaker
also
upfendeil
the
medical
profession.
There
might
have
been
individual
eases
of
lack
of
co-operation
but
he
declared
his
belief
that
"the
doctors,
as
a
wnoie,
arc
co-opcratins."
One
aim
in
connection
with
Hotpital
Insurance,
he
declared,
was
to
give
short
and
early
periods
of
treatment
and
save
lives
rather
than
Ion?
periods
of
hos-p.taiization
under
hopeless
circumstances.
"BCIHS
in
no
way
wishes
to
keep
people
out
of
hospital,"
he
declared.
The
American
Hospital
Association
had
recommended
4.5
hospital
beds
per
thousand
us
an
Ideal
level
of
hcspital
bed
accommodation.
British
Columbia
now
had
5.8
beds
and
in
twu
years
would
have
7.6.
But
all
this
cost
money
and
this
year
the
bringing
In
of
500
new
beds
in
British
Columbia
..ould
invoive
an
expenditure
of
$1,9(10,000.
Last
year
a
deficit
of
$2,500,-000
had
been
budgeted
for
in
.lO.pilai
In.surancc
but
the
defi-ifi
ai.iiialiv
amounted
lo
$4,000,000.
And
further
increases
In
.
casts
must
be
anticipated
during
t
lie
coming
year.
Mr.
Mcliac
a.u;ctl
his
listeners
that
'
the
increase
in
h,r,-pital
insurance
premiums
'an.l
the
imposition
of
co-iivjuraiK
is
net
meant
to
provide
the
funds
lor
past
dc'lcts,
already
taken
care
of
out
of
con
so
i-dated
revenue
but
to
ta!:e
ca:c
Of
future
deficits.
Turning
to
provincial
financing
generally.
Mr.
Mellae
analyzed
provincial
expenditure
'if
W
18,000.000
as
brought
down
in
trie"
budget
including
$30
500.000
In
social
service
and
public
health,
$17,000,000
edacation
$17,000,000
debt
charges,
$12,-000,000
government
services
on;
administration
of
justice,
$12
-000000
grams
to
municipaiiti."rs
and
$21,000,000
public
domain
MUNICIPAL
LIBRARY
ROUYN,
Que.
(Cr)
Major
Maurice
Coauette
announce
1
that
a
municipal
library
iui-Rouyn-Noranda
is
included
In
in
J
England
Irmj.
IT.'flL
""
mill
plans
for
the
new
court
nuu-:e
building
to
be
built
this
year
on
the
boundary
line
between
tne
two
municipalities.
The
Que'jcc
government
is
aiding
the
DOUBLE
CENTENARY
Two
hundred
years
of
living
are
represented
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Napoleon
Denault
of
Slwrbrookc,
Que.
Mrs.
Denault
celebrated
her
loi.st
Imthdny
on
April
16
and
hir
husband
will
be
100
on
May
2.
Married"-78
years,
they
have
oi'U'vcd
six
ct
thjir
13
childicn.
Eolh
are
in
govd
lieallh.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
INCREASED
SERVICE
TO
VANCOUVER
Saml-.pil
ami
Prl
Harrtv
EFFECTIVE
APRIL
30,
1951
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Monday
-
Thursday
-
Saturday
LEAVING
2:10
M.
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
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Resrrvat
dns
and
Information
';
PHONE
CANADIAN
PAV1IIC
AIHUNKS
N.
75
OR
VOl
It
TltAVI
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AtiliNT
5
ROYAL
NAVY
t
VI
E
R
A
R
A
RUM
Jsomcnl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Jubilee
Hospital
in
Victoria.
Mr.
Meltac
answered
a
number
oi
rjiie.sticns,
agreeing
with
n
o
ub-erviition
that
Prince
Ru-iK-ri.
ivas
bi'int;
discriminated
!''.-fi!i-.t
toL.iy
by
having
to
pay
he
air.c
premiums
as
the
rest
of
t!-n
province
whereas
it
was
!V)t.
-
deriving
the
full
service
wh'lo
i
;
costs
were
lower.
Pre-iiient
Don
Forward
was
In
the
iehair.
He
congratulated
Mr.
M.'Rif
for
his
courage
in
tak
cm
might
be
more
like
20.
Meantime,
he
outlined
efforts
th.i;
were
being
made
by
I
he
ciivcri:-mrnt
to
briny
evcry::ne
into
th"
.scheme
lncluciiiv;
compu'so'y
payroll
deduction
provision.
Mr.
McRae
defended
the
cj
-insurance
provision,
do.-iar.i;':
that,
if
it
had
not
been
invo-evl.
the
premiums
would
have
had
to
be
further
increased
and
he
believed
that
co-insurance
w:'s
already
having
a
deterrent
effect
on
-any
tendency
to
make
of
the
hospital
a
"free
hotel."
For
instance
he
had
been
informed
that
there
were
now
40
empty
beds
in
formerly
crowded
Royal
;
V
Local
Firm-
.
I
In
Nanaimdj
Watts
&i
Nifkmson
of
crlhc
Rupert
ard
negotiating
tbt"l3ie,i
purchase
of
a
men's
fcrid.urb1;
en's
wear
business
on
,!ommer-
,
clal
Street
in.Nanairno,.-it
;
be-
1
kW2uSw
v-W1'
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I
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Mi
osai
fcA
tm
j
.
I'rtON'K
EEN
C84
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LDING
ll
types
trial
.Welding
ing,
the
initiative
in
defending
F.CIIIS
and
acknowledge
the
ef-ltctive
manner
in
which
he
wis
ioi-knr;
alter
the
interests
of
his
'
i
i'."tit
s
jn
Virt
ar.a.
FRASER
&
PAYNE
COMPANY
came
known
tbdtjf.
.'5
""'
The
business
It
that
of'
H.
F.
Noel,
who
for
many
years
was
In,
the
men's
furnishings
business
at
Smithers
before
he
was
burned
out
some
seven
years
ago
and
moved
south.
'
W.
M.
Watts,
formerly
of
Friday
and
Saturday
Specials
(public
works,
etc.).
and
$5,800,-
VriHfj
for
Prince
Rupert,
would
move
from
Vancouver
to
Nanalmo
to
take
personal
charge
of
the
store
there.
"7
rrce
m.hnn"
DRAPERY
SPECIAL
if
fnd
Gentlemen
Fridav
and
Saturday
are
the
last
two
days
for
.our
Drapery
Special.
NG
tailor
000
for
hospital
insurance.
Mr.
MoRae
compared
the
benefits
of
ECHIS
with
other
group
Insurance
plans
such
as
Blue
Cress.
1
lie
most
disastrous
.situation
a
family
in
Prince
Ru-r
it
could
face
In
a
year
under
..CHIS
was
$32
(premium
plus
co-Insurance'
whereas,
without
the
plan,
a
family
could
be
faced
with
thousands
of
dollars
of
hospital
bills.
NON-PAYEHS
As
for
the
complaint
whicH
might
be
hearti
that
many
people
were
not
paying
their
hospital
insurance
premiums,
Mr.
McRae
felt
that
the
estimate
nl
the
government
that
10
per
cent
might
still
not
be
paying
was
mall.
He
was
inclined
to
believe
that
the
percentage
of
non-pay
-
ESKIMO
DELEGATES
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld.
(CP)
T'VO
Eskimo
delegates
from
Labrador
and
North
Bonavlsta
spoke
In
their
native
tongue
at
the
recent
fishermen's
,
c
o
n
e
n
tlon
here.
Speeches
by
Martin
Martin
and
Jerry
Slllett
urging
formation
of
a
fishermen's
union
nxi-o
murlr.
in
the
Eskimo
tongue
LADIES'
SLACKS
-
AH
woo!
man-tailored,
Ladies'
Slacks
i-i
a
variety
cf
greys,
fawns
and
browns.
ALL
SI.FS
IN
STOCK
MEN'S
HATS
Oi-iiiiii,
fur
felt
hats
made
by
a
lead-ini;
Canadian
manufacturer.
All
new
Spiinc;
shades,
smart
styles.
Priced
at
Phone
649
LADIES'
SKIRTS
All
weel
gabardine
tailored
skirts
Assorted
shades
$795
MEN'S
SOCKS
Bubstandards
ol
cotton
and
rayon
in
assorted
colors
2
pairs
for
QQ
1.
Shines
brighter
than
everl
IMER
and
translated
by
another
dele
2.
Shines
longer
than
ever!
3.
With
ess
polishing!
S.
C.
JOHNSON
SON,
1TB.
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rn,f.rd,
0n..rl."
gate.
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