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24 Friday, Oct. 25, 1974 Nanaimo Daily Free Press, 26-Trailers Mobile Homes THE FOLLOWING MOBILE HOMES MUST BE SOLD AND OCCUPIED BY NOVEMBER Here is a nice little home with potential This 2-bedroom Leisure Home is fully furnished there is nothing, more to buy! All you is move in and let your imagination run wild. theredy, set lots up of in a room family for lawns park, and gardens. You can have a home to be proud of for $200 down and $115.10 per month (O.A.C.). Call us now to see this beginner's buy! This delightful mobile home is waiting for a new family maybe it's yours! Colonial styling and spaciousness in every room are among the many features of this home.

Others include solid wood panelling, drawstring drapes, frost-free fridge, built-in china hutch, ensuite plumbing, 8'x6' aluminum storage shed and furniture galore! Trees, lawn, skirting and gravel of drive complement this lovely home. The price makes it all possible! Financing arranged (O.A.C.). Three-bedroom mobile home in very secluded section of family This three entrances, utility fridge, features, stove, colonial furnishings, beauriful dining room with built-in hutch. Landscaping possibilities are unlimited. Home must be seen in this lovely location to be appreciated.

Call now! ISLAND MOBILE HOMES SALES EXCHANGE 753-7714 758-7140 Locally Owned and Operated 17-f AMCO HOMES INC. DEALER FOR PREMIER by MODULINE McGUINNESS by GLENDALE CANADIANA by SAFEWAY FOUR MILES SOUTH OF NANAIMO, B.C., ON ISLAND HIGHWAY 754-2733 See the Best Canadian Manufactured Homes all at one location. Open daily Monday to Saturday, p.m. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. Please call 754-9279 or we will be glad to assist you.

Dealer Licence No. D25102 17-ff Mobile Home Financing Are you considering purchasing a mobile home and wondering what tinancing is available to you? We can of assistance to you? O.A.C. total, financing can be arranged or anything of value can be used as equity. Complete financing and government grant information available on Reliable parties, please feel free to call collect: MR. SWANSON Cosmopolitan Credit Dept.

112-524-0114 28-1f Repossession! We have been ordered to dispose of this luxury appointed, fully furnished, 3 bedroom mobile home, set-up on a spot of your choice. Instant equity as there is no down payment required, simply assume monthly payments, O.A.C. May be seen at REGAL MOBILE HOMES 4904 Wellington Road at Island Highway 758-7369 27-If ISLAND MOBILE HOME SALES EXCHANGE 35 BASTION STREET NOW OPEN Experienced people serving you with used mobile homes in parks set up on the Island. Fantastic bargains available, with savings into the thousands, with full financing available (O.A.C.). CALL NOW "THE ACTION PEOPLE" 753-7714 25-tf TRIANGLE HOMES LTD.

An established business with 15 years experience in mobile nome sales. General Leader Pyramid Open Seven Days a Week For Your Convenience 6450 ISLAND HIGHWAY NORTH TELEPHONE 390-4040 6-1f REPOSSESSION 12x64' Canadian-made mobile home. Fully furnished with brand name appliances. financing available. O.A.C.

For further information, phone collect: 588-0104 D25139 164 26-Trailers Mobile Homes 28-Travel COMMONWEALTH MOBILE HOMES We build We sell We deliver We service Division of Homco Industries Ltd. TWO MILES SOUTH OF PARKSVILLE, B.C. One of 15 sales lots throughout Western Canada providing factory-trained servicemen. The bitterness poor quality lingers long after the sweet taste flow price has disappeared. Diplomat Ambassador Embassy Statesman 248-3921 29 1 WOULD YOU DRIVE TEN EXTRA MILES TO SAVE A THOUSAND DOLLARS? Most people would and if look the bargains, at Dashyou're one, of them, you should wood, right on two miles north of Qualicum Beach.

DASHWOOD MOBILE HOMES PHONE 752-9266 MD-7053 18-f $100 DOWN Sounds impossible but it's true. Quit throwing your money away in rent and invest in a luxury appointed 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home. Local spots available, ask for Mr. Lynds. O.A.C.

Telephone 758- 6522. 25013. 271f DOUBLE WIDE 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, dining room, large living room. Price $16,900 f.o.b. Bank financing, O.A.C.

For further information, phone collect: 588-0105 25139 164 SPACE? YES! We have new mobile homes on pads, on sewer, water, cablevision. All sizes available. Ask for Doug Tuckey, 246-4142, evenings 7.48-2385.- CROTON MOBILE HOMES SALES DIVISION Crofton Road and Cecil Street, P.O. Box 128, Crofton, B.C. Th, F-191f DRIVE A LITTLE! SAVE A LOT! HASTINGS HOMES LTD.

MARLETTE MODULINE GLENDALE PYRAMID Financing is no problem 20-YEAR MORTGAGES JUST SOUTH OF PARKSVILLE CENTRE 248-6311 Lic. D25080 22 tl GOOSENECK TRAILER, carries 21,000 attached loading ramp, extra heavy deck, $3,000 or best offer. Telephone 753-3555 after 5 p.m. 163 1973 PROWLER TRAILER, self-contained, located in adult court, line and grocery store, $4,500. Phone: 390- 4775 or 390-4601 after 61 p.m.

162 FOR SALE. Three-bedroom, mobile home in family park off Metral Drive. Call 390-4661. 163 TWO- BEDROOM mobile home, fully set up in local park, carpet in living room and bedrooms, includes fridge, stove, washer, dryer and dishwasher. As new condition.

753-5255. 24-ff NEED A MOBILE HOME? Here's one, 12x68' set up ready for immediate possession. Call anytime. Terms avail. able.

Call 468-7562. Th- F. 15-ff 12x52 BEDROOM "Villager" mobile home. Ideal for retired couple, set. up and skirted in lovely Crest Mobile Home Park.

Only $8,000 firm. 390-4068. 166 1974 12' 60' 2 bedroom Paramount, set up on five acres, at $55 per month, 'ncluding electricity and water. Telephone 248-6489, Parksville. 163 PARKETTE DELUXE 2-bedroom, 1972, baths.

Set up and skirted. 8x12 sundeck. Open to offers. Telephone 753-5405. 164 1974 CAPEWOOD DELUXE.

12x18 3-bedroom, reverse carpet throughout. Skirting. Cedar deck. Appliances. Space available in adult park.

Private. 753-8054. 163 MOBILE HOME sites prepared. Septic tanks, water, power pole, foundations, culverts. Phone 753-5009.

188. FOREST GLADE Mobile Home Park has two lots for rent. Single or double wide. 100 amp services. Children and one house pet acceptable.

Phone 245-4006. 163 27-Motorcycles MOBILE HOME SPACES in adult park, Parksville Mobile Home Park. Tele: phone 248-6500. 23-If 1972 350 KAWASAKI street, just been rebuilt, 300 miles on new motor, helmet included, excellent condition. Phone 758-6523.

11.1f 1972 360 YAMAHA, good running condition, low mileage, asking $700. Telephone 758-9950. 163 1973 HONDA SL 350 c.c. Motocross. Ideal for on or off road use.

In new condition. Only 200 miles. Asking $1,200. 245-4747. 163 1974 HONDA 250 c.C..

Elisinar, 1,100 miles, $900. Excellent condition. Telephone 754-7207 eves. 164 1973 KAWASAK I 175 c.C. Good condition, 1,500 miles.

Nobbies and lights. Telephone 753-6726. F-S-163 30-Business Directory Sears SIMPSONS-SEARS LIMITED AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE "QUALITY AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD" All Parts and Work Guaranteed! HARBOUR PARK Nanaimo Automotive parts and installation, front end alignment, brake reline, wheel balancing, tune. up, exhaust system, etc. See us for all your automotive needs PUT IT ON YOUR EASY PAY ACCOUNT SIMPSONS-SEARS LIMITED 11 th.

fri ROOFING SIDING INSULATION 24 Years Experience Free Estimates ISLAND ROOFING AND INSULATION 260 FRANKLYN STREET TELEPHONE 754-5461 5-1f WOODLAND SUPPLIES LTD. Distributors for McCulloch Chain Saws, Barnes Sump Pumps, Toro Power Mowers, Moto-Ski. Phone 758-5285 Bowen Road 13-11 CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace, Boiler and Fireplace Cleaning and Repairs PHONE 753-5972 SUPERIOR CHIMNEY FURNACE SERVICE 13 tf EXPERIENCED BRICKLAYER BRICKWORK BLOCKWORK STONEWORK Fireplaces a Specialty 753-8525 166 CUSTOM PLANS Complete House Designing and Blueprint Service. Plans Drawn to. Owner's Requirements.

Guaranteed to pass C.M.&H.C. Specifications. ANDERSON-754-7396 24-tf EXCAVATING LAND CLEARING AND BACKFILLING BACKHOE WORK SAND AND GRAVEL SAWDUST AND PLANER SHAVINGS TRUCKS OF ALL SIZES REG DORMAN'S PHONE 754-9271 or 754-7225 6-1f TURNER CONSTRUCTION HOME REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS Foundations, Siding, Sidewalks, Sundecks, Carports. PHONE 754-5305 31-ff CEMENT FINISHING Basement Floors Patios Driveways All Concrete Finishing 754-7282 or 754-7137 13-f CONSTRUCTION Home Building Framing Designing Renovations RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 468-7122 29-H FRAMING and remodelling All work completed fast and clean, hold certificate of qualification. Estimates.

Please call Al at 753-7431. 28-1f ALL KINDS stone retaining walls. Split or boulder. Free estimate. Phone 390-4057.

164 EXPERIENCED PAINTER, will work by contract or hour. Exterior and in. terior decorating. 753-6223. 185 "HURRICANE" GUTTERS Deep 4" Aluminum Gutters Baked-on enamel finish takes care of itself for 20 years Protect your walls now! PHONE 758-2336 175 TREE SERVICES THE DANGER TREE SPECIALISTS Problem trees topped, felled or removed.

Experienced counsel. Sensible prices. Insured and Bonded. Free estimates. V.

FINHOLM 758-5648 8.11 HI-TREE SERVICES LTD. INSURED Topping, Felling, Pruning Gov't, Certified Spray Applicator Free Estimates ROD SODERSTROM PHONE 245-3633 754-6149 12.11 31-Personal ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Tele. phone 754-6661 or AL-ANon 754-6228, or write Box 15, Nanaimo, HYPNOTHERAPY, Hypnotherapist, Hvono-analysis, hypnotic consulting. By appointment only, Dorothy Bromley, 248-5290, Parksville, Tu-Tn-23-11 NANAIMO Family Life Association offers: marriage, family and financial counselling. Courses in: marriage enrichment, developing potential, better parenting, women caring and sharing, 195 Commercial 754-5834.

181 USE FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS 32-Lost and Found TRAVEL BARGAINS HAWAII $349 $99 MEXICO $289 Includes transportation, hotel and extra specials. T. T. TRAVEL SERVICE 753-1424 22-H REDWING DISNEYLAND. from $197.50 Christmas surprise! Disneyland, Tijuana, San Diego.

ROSEBOWL GAME, PARADE, from $309.00 Pasadena, San Diego, Disneyland, Tijuana, Reno, Las Vegas. Many fun extras. CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR DETAILS 11-f PACIFIC COASTAL AIRLINES VANCOUVER AIRPORT SCHEDULED SERVICE FIVE TIMES DAILY $11.00 Per Person PHONE 753-3292 30-Business Directory Sears SIMPSONS-SEARS LIMITED OIL HEATING COMPLETE FURNACE INSTALLATION Free Estimates Quality Installation -Sears PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 753-4111 (LOCAL 242) SIMPSONS SEARS LIMITED 1-fri-tL PAPER-HANGING, FLOCKS VINYLS Experienced Applicators Decorate your Office, Hotel or Residence NOW! Don't wait for the Christmas rush. CLARK PATTISON PAINTING CONTRACTORS LTD. 273 MILTON ST.

754-9321 "SERVING THE ISLAND FOR OVER 20 YEARS" 181 J. HEWITT STUCCO Free Estimates 758-5736 24-t TERRY'S WELDING -WE COME TO YOU 1706 Northfield Rd. 758-2344 Electric Welding Gas Welding Aluminum Welding 174 STUCCO Quality stucco work at a reasonable price. Fast efficient service Free estimates JOHN CAMERON 754-5960 162 THOMPSON ELECTRIC For your electrical needs 24-hour Service EVENINGS 754-2560 ALFRED THOMPSON 17-11 MID-ISLAND TEXTURING Sprayed ceilings Kal-tex, Ceilings yellowed? Decided to finish Rumpus room? Phone for free estimates: 754-9311 30-f DALE WELLAR STUCCO PHONE 754-6193 FREE ESTIMATES MR. D.

ANDRE IS WORKING WITH US 177 ROBERT LOWE CEMENT CONTRACTOR 753-4500 Basements, Carports, Block Work, Slabs for Mobile Homes. FREE ESTIMATES 176 NANAIMO CHIMNEY SWEEP Chimneys, Stoves, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Eavestroughs Cleaned and Repaired. REASONABLE RATES PHONE 753-7398 188 RON FOULDS AND SON LTD. EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS 2540 Bowen Road 758-5411 5-11 -CONA BACKHOE SEPTIC TANKS Sewer Lines Water Lines PHONE 758-6885 176 LOST. Large, part Persian, black and white, cat.

Brickyard Road. Telephone 390-2436. 163 33-Births RAMSDEN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsden wish to announce the arrival of their son, Leigh Palmer Ramsden, on October 2, 1974.

Grandson for Cec and Bess Ramsden and Dick and Shirley Palmer of Nelson, B.C. 162 WOOD Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood, of 3162 Rock City Road, are proud to announce the birth of their son, born October 10, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 KLINT Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Klint of Parksville, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, born Oct. 10, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 BAXTER Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Baxter, of 34 Honey Drive, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, born Oct. 11, 1974 at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 BARR Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barr, of 336 Howard are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, born Oct.

14, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 CRITCHLOW Mr. and Mrs. Jim of 661 Park are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Oct. 15, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.

162 JONES Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones, of 763 Shoreline Drive, are happy to announce of their son, born Oct. 15, at nahaimo. Regional General Hospital.

162 KEGALY Mr. and Mrs. Jure Kegaly, of 2870 Cosgrove Crescent, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, born Oct. 15, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, 162 VIALA Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Viala, of R.R. No. 1, Nanaimo, are happy to announce the birth of their son, born Oct. 15, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General hospital. 162 McGAVIN Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McGavin, of 1839 Latimer Road, are proud to announce the birth of their son, born Oct. 17, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 COOPER Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Cooper, of Cedar, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, born Oct. 18, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 TRATPIERO Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tratpiero, of 4005 Departure Bay Road, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, born October 19, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.

162 OLIVER Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oliver, of 948 Waddington Road, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, born Oct. 19, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 MARTIN Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Martin, of R.R. No. 2, Fielding Road, are happy to announce the birth of their son, born Oct. 20, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.

162 McDOUGALL Mr. and Mrs. Dean McDougall of 1701 Crestview are proud to announce the birth of their son, born Oct. 20, 1974, at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. 162 36-Deaths WALPER William Arthur, a resident of Pine Ridge Auto Court, R.R.

No. 1, Parksville, passed away suddenly Tuesday evening, Oct. 22, 1974, at the age of 59 years. Born at Pincher Creek, he came to B.C. 10 years ago and for five years was the agent for Royalite bulk fuels at Dawson Creek, retiring in 1967.

He had resided in Parksville for the past three months. Mr. Walper was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Port Alberni. FAMILY: Surviv. ed by his loving wife, Judy, at the family residence; two sons, James Walper, Lacombe, Dan Walper, at homer three daughters, Cindy, at home; Della, Edmonton; Mrs.

(Bonnie) C. Garcia, Edmonton; a sister, Mrs. K. Brekkas, Clayhurst, B.C.; five grandchildren. FUNERAL SERVICES: Monday, Oct.

28, 1974, at 3 p.m. from THE CHAPEL OF PINES MORTUARY, PARKSVILLE, with PASTOR HOWARD HOMENCHUK of the Seventh Adventist Church officiating. INTERMENT, Qualicum Beach Cemetery. Th-E: $-163 38-In Memoriam POINTE In loving memory of Mrs. Pearl Pointe (Dimps), who passed away October 25th, 1973..

She was a guiding light, that shone through her blindness, She gave love, and unselfish kindness; We know she's in God's eternal loving care, She left with us love, and wisdom to share; We miss her so much, but accept and let go, Our memories are precious and we apply them just so; -Loved and missed by her daughters, Gina Margaret dearly, Lewis, and son, Shane Pointe and such a friend she was to have, Nancy Thompson. 162 USE DAILY FREE CLASSIFIED ADS 39-Funeral Directors SANDS FUNERAL CHAPELS SERVING VANCOUVER ISLAND Your six community Chapels, Independent Family Owned and Controlled. Sands since 1912. Sands WE CARE Dedicated to Service Sensible Prices Nanaimo. WESTWOOD SANDS 'Chapel of Flowers' No.

1 Newcastle Nanaimo. Telephone 753-2032 T. P. (TED) LONG MANAGER MONUMENTS Granite, Marble, Bronze INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT CARE Specializing in shipping to or from anywhere. Call collect.

A DIVISION OF SANDS REMOVAL AND MEMORIAL SERVICE Serving Vancouver Island Call Collect A DIVISION OF SANDS VICTORIA, 388-5155 SIDNEY, 656-2932 COLWOOD, 478-3821 DUNCAN, 746:5212 LADYSMITH, 245-2331 NANAIMO, 753-2032 38-In Memoriam They shall grow not old as we are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, not the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. With gratitude, Sands. 26-tf 43-Legals NOTICE At a meeting of the Directors GREAT NATIONAL LAND INVESTMENT CORP.

held on the 24th day of September, A.D. 1974, the following resolutions were passed: "that the Company's regular semi-annual dividend be declared in the amount of 1c per share on the outstanding Class and Class Common shares payable on the 15th day of November, A.D. 1974, to the shareholders record as of the 1st day of Nov amber, A.D. 1974." AND: "THAT an extra dividend be declared in the amount of 1c per share on the outstanding Class and Class Common Shares payable on the 15th day of November, A.D. 1974, to the shareholders of record as of the 1st day of November, A.D.

1974." It is hereby certified by the undersigned that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution passed at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company. 2nd day of October, A.D. 1974. DATED at Nanaimo, ima B.C., this Glenn B. Sinclair, Secretary GREAT NATIONAL LAND INVESTMENT CORP.

LTD. Certified a true copy hereof, dated this- 2nd day of October, 1974. GLENN B. SINCLAIR, Secretary. 162 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to Head, Tenders Contracts, Department of Public Works, Canada, 1444 Alberni Street, Vancouver, B.C.

V6G 1A2, and endorsed: "TENDER FOR SEWAGE PUMPOUT FACILITY BIOLOGICAL STATION WHARF NANAIMO, B.C.", will received 11:00 A.M. (P.S.T.), NOVEMBER 8th, 1974. Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be obtained through above DPW office. To be considered, each tender must be made on printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

H. D. Ladoucier, Head, Tenders and Contracts. 162 NOTICE Sealed tenders will be received by the Foreman of Works, Provincial Government, 20 Fifth Nanaimo, B.C., for the work listed hereunder up to 2:00 P.M. on Wednesday, October 30th, 1974, for: JANITORIAL SERVICES FOR DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEYGENERAL, SHERIFF'S 194 CLIFF STREET, NANAIMO, B.C.

Tenders are to be submitted on standard form, and tendering documents may be obtained at the following location: 20 Fifth Street, Nanaimo, B.C., from Department of Public Works. The lowest or any tender will not. necessarily be accepted. J. A ROMAIN Foreman of Works Area 2, Zone 1, Nanaimo.

162,163 TENDERS Invited for bus transportation of School Students, School District No. 69 (Qualicum). Details of daily mileage, routes, available the School Board Office, Qualicum Beach. Bids to be submitted immediately on a mileage rate basis to the undernoted by October 31st, 1974. JAMES H.

WHITE Secratary- Treasurer, School District No. 69 (Qualicum), Box 249, Qualicum Beach Phone 752-9215 162, 163, 164 MOUNT BENSON FUNERAL CHAPEL PHONE 754-6811 125 WALLACE STREET, NANAIMO 24 HOURS A DAY Nanaimo independent tuneral home, with the newest and most modern facilities. Offering outstanding service at a reasonable cost. CEMETERY MARKERS MEMORIAL SERVICES SHIPPING SERVICE Ray Doumont, Mgr. and Director MEMBER B.C F.S.A.

IN TRAINING Proposed new regulations for IUD's A Centurian tank of in West Germany. The Squadron of the Royal Dragoons are to take part in Canadian Dragoons moves a major exercise by NATO past a demolished building at forces in Germany. the Hohenfels training area -CP Photo Pollution exists in broadcasting' VANCOUVER (CP) Mayor station, CJVI, in his general inPeter Pollen says the people of dictment of broadcasting in the Victoria suffer from com- British Columbia capital. mercialism of broadcasting just He asked the CRTC grant as people in large cities suffer two-year renewals rather than from air pollution. the five-year periods the staThe Victoria mayor made the tions have requested.

statement appeared He also that the CBC Wednesday beforehe Canadian establish an AM radio outlet in Radio-Television Commission Victoria, rather than relegate it hearing as an intervener in li- "to the obscurity of cence renewal applications The commission also heard four Victoria broadcasting out- Vancouver's CJVB apply for lets: CHEK-TV and radio sta- permission to build a tions CKDA, CFMS-FM and AM transmitter in the Fraser CFAX. Valley. Station Manager Jan Mr. Pollen excluded the FM Van Bruchem said the station station from his charges, but in- could thus extend its ethnic cluded the other Victoria AM programming into the valley where 42 per cent of the residents are of non-English or nonFrench-speaking origin. Smokers by The Fraser application Valley was Broadcasters, opposed represented by its president Dennis Barkman, who said lose hair CFVR frequency wanted CJVB to use was the 850 proposing dialto use.

MONTREAL (CP) Threatening a loss of hair and not a loss of life, Dr. Samuel Herlich is able to persuade 60 per cent of his male patients and 20 per cent of his female patients to stop smoking. Curious about outside factors that affect rate of loss among individuals an inwithal herited tendency to baldness, Dr. Herlich, a Montreal-area general practitioner, compiled, case histories of his patients. that 75 per cent of the young men of 21 and 22 who came to him complaining of hair loss were heavy smokers and usually had started smoking at age 14 or 15.

Dr. Herlich also found an increase in the number of women suffering hair loss. "Hair loss in women is slower than for men, but among heavy smokers it is almost equal." SPEEDS PROCESS He is convinced that among both men and women "if a hair root is destined to fall, nicotine will speed the process." In 15 years, Dr. Herlich estimates he has seen about 10,000 persons, including 500 women, worried about loss of hair. The doctor said factors such as stress and possibly nutrition may cause rapid hair loss but especially, smoking advises when patients the hair to starts to fall.

"Men are vain about their hair," he said. "When told cigarettes may be causing it to fall out more rapidly, many of them will stop smoking." Such advice results in more persons stopping smoking than when patients are warned of possible lung cancer, emphysema or heart damage. himself is a heavy smoker. "But since I have not inherited baldness, I don't have to worry about falling he said. 'And don't remind me about the other dangers.

OTTAWA (CP) Health Minister Marc Lalonde proposed Tuesday regulations that would submit intra-uterine devices (IUDs) to tighter control under the Food and Drugs Act. Under the proposed regulations, manufacturers would have to submit data to the health department establishing the safety and effectiveness of a new IUD before marketing. Permission to market the device would be given only after full evaluation by the health department, the minister said in a statement. Manufacturers also would be required to keep and forward to the department all reports received on adverse reactions to IUDs. In addition, manufacturers of IUDs already marketed will be asked to provide data about the -safety and effectiveness of their product.

The minister said the proposed regulations were issued because of public concern about possible dangers associated with IUDs. COUNT CONTINUES NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) A killer whale count by the Pacific biological station at this Vancouver Island centre will continue to the end of April, says marine mammologist Michael Bigg. Waters on south and east coasts of the island yielded a count of 95 dorsal fins, each distinct enough to identify the whale, in a recent 12-day survey. Berry's World 1974 by NEA, Inc.

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