HEALTH NOTES

WARNING

1. Never give any medicine to a person
with a belly-ache. Take the person to
a doctor.

2. A belly-ache lasting six hours probably
requires surgery.

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A free T.B. clinic will be held in Cassiar on
July 15th, from 2:30 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.

Watch for further notices.

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NOTE OF THANKS

The members of the girls Needlecraft
Club wish to thank their Mothers and the
many ladies who came to their tea and
bought pot holders, thus enabling the Club
to send $60.15 to Save the Children Fund.

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BIRTHS

Congratulations to DICK and ESTHER
CLOAKEY, whose daughter, Joyce Esther,
was born on June 17th. Weight 7 Ibs. 6 oz.

Congratulations also to TONY and

MARIA PINTO, on the birth of a daughter,
Janet, born June 24th. Weight 8 Ibs. 4% oz.

GOODBYE and GOOD LUCK to:

The ROSE FAMILY, who have depart-
ed for Fort McMurray.

ARINALDO and NOEMIA LEAL, who
plan to return to Portugal.

RUTH LOBBES, our cheerful reception-

ist.

MARTHA WALLENBORN, who has
been assisting Hilda Voss in the snack bar.
Martha plans a trip around the world before
returning to her home.

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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST
WISHES to Miss Mary Line and Mr. Ray
Ethorn, whose marriage will take place
at Metropolitan United Church in
Edmonton on July 6th.

OBITUARY

It is with deep regret that we announce
the passing of Douglas Walter Rushfeldt, of
Rushfeldt Transport, Cassiar, B.C.

Mr. Rushfeldt was born in Cochrane,
Alberta, on November 15, 1931, and died
suddenly of a heart attack while resting in
his car near Morley River on the Alaska
Highway on June 8, 1968. Mr. Rushfeldt
was a well known figure throughout the
Yukon and Northern B.C., where he drove
truck for the Transport Division for a
number of years before coming to Cassiar
where he obtained the ore haul contract
from the Cassiar mine and formed the
limited company we now know as Rushfeldt
Transport.

His friendly attitude and pleasant smile
will be sadly missed by his family and many
friends.

He is survived by his widow, Gladys,
daughter, Diane, and sons, Douglas, Jr., and
Gary Dale, all of Cassiar.

A church service was held in the
Anglican Church, Cassiar, on June 12, 1968.

The funeral service took place at the
Eventide Funeral Home in Red Deer, Alberta,
on Saturday, June 15, 1968. Interment was
at the Alto-Reste Memorial Gardens in Red
Deer, Alberta.

The Rev. J. D. Yoos of Sylvan Lake,
Alberta, officiated. Pallbearers were
Mervin Rushfeldt, Arnold Rushfeldt, Jr.,
Stanley Huffman, Terry Rushfeldt, Ron
Rushfeldt and Jack Brand.