Illegal Dental Practice Draws Heavy Fines
Vancouver dental technician Alex Braymont fined 600 for unlawfully practising dentistry. Nine technicians convicted in first six months of the year across Powell River, North Vancouver, Vancouver, Golden, Kelowna, and Vernon. Victims suffered severe pain, hospital visits, and costly remedial treatment. College of Dental Surgeons of BC urges public safety and legal remedies.
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College of Dental Surgeons of BC
Ross Upton
Upton
TV Cover Crochet Pattern TO41 Preview
Award winning design tops four patterns as a smart centerpiece for a TV. Instructions for a 21 inch cover in No 30 cotton or larger yarn use mainly double treble stitches. Send 35 cents for this pattern to Household Arts Department PLP.L Treat Streg W Teronato.
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Cancer and skin changes prompt medical review
The text explains cancer as a harmful tissue growth that can occur internally or on the skin from scars or moles. It notes changes in size or color of a mole should be discussed with a physician. The oboe is used to provide pitch in an orchestra.
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Vacation crowds flood Killarney Lake and beach
The August rush at Killarney Lake draws large crowds with full parking and occupied picnic areas. Chamber of Commerce collectors at parking entrances raise funds to cover park maintenance costs and improve the beach, with ideas including weed removal, beach raking, more lighting, and using waste oil to treat roads.
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Killarney Lake
Killarney
Chamber of Commerce
Housing for the aged in Red River Valley area
The Red River Valley Echo notes growing housing and care challenges for seniors in Valley municipalities. It cites Winkler's Salem Home for the Aged expanding by 24 beds and hints at a future Altona facility. The paper urges Rhineland Morris and Montcalm to consider low rental housing for aged couples to relieve burdens and keep seniors in their communities.
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Salem Home For the Aged Society
Winkler
Altona
Echo
Rhineland
Morris
Montcalm
Truman Doctrine Reasserts Red Line in Middle East Crisis
The era’s gravest danger since 1950 is described as the United States and Britain holding the line against Communist expansion in Lebanon and Iraq. The piece argues Russia may not send troops but warns any direct conflict could unleash a bloody, global war.
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Harry Truman
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Truman
North
Lebanon
Britain
Iraq
Middle East
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Free World
Education is the key says government sends Children to school
A column from the Agassiz Harrison Advanceae defends government policy of forcing Sons of Freedom Doughbors children to attend school arguing education will solve future problems despite social opposition.
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Sons of Freedom
Agassiz-Harrison
Learn Safety In Water From Humboldt Journal
Safety warning urges all water users to take precautions and know how to act and react in water. Emphasizes that knowing how to swim is not enough for preventing accidents and injuries.
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