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MW'' 'June THE CALGARY HERALD PUBLIC NOTICES 615 Travel Trailers ,620 Trailers Campers I for Rent 620 Trailers Campers for Rent IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHimilllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIM Battle brewing over tv lighting match again troubled Chess NKW YORK (AP) The long-awaited chess match between the It 1 a world champion Boris Spassky and the American challenger, Bobby Fischer, in Reykjavik, Iceland, may be stalemated in a dispute over lighting, Fred Cramer, past president of the United States Chess Federation, said Sunday night. Cramer, a consulting illu-m i a i engineer and a friend of Fischer, said a battle was brewing between Fischer and a television producer who has arranged for the right to televise the 24-game match scheduled to start July 2. Speaking to reporters at Kennedy International A i r- ItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllalllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllflllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltllllllllflflllllllllfllllllllllllllllflllllltllllllllllllltftllflllllllllllllK i port before boarding Icelandic Airlines Flight 508 to Reykjavik, Cramer said: "Fischer won't play under anything but fluorescent lightingit is very important to him." Cramer said that the television contract, "in six figures," calls for filming the match in color and that fluorescent lighting does not have "the proper color spectrum for color film." The television people have insisted that they will use additional lighting such as incandescent or tungsten-halogen," Cramer said. FISCHER OPPOSED Fischer is opposed to any additional lighting, Cramer' said. -ai RENT dink new T.

tent trailers. Calgary most experienced rental firm. KAMP A.WAY SYSTEMS 5511 4 ST. W. BUS.

274 1749 I.W BOOKINGS RES. 2S3 4261 AO07M9 tenTt raTle'r's for" rent. Naw hardteps, Heaps 6, $45 wk, Soft tops, sleeps 4, $30 wk, Insured, spare tires. FREE BUMPER HITCH United Rent-allt 283-4086. K034IJ ROADWAY Mayba you thought ware bragalng whan we say Roadway la In a class by Itaelfl See for yourself the most beautiful I finest constructed trailers aval lab la at ACME TRAILERS, BRENTWOOD VILLAGE 282 1181.

RESERVE EARLY la-ton Chav truck and deluxe lOVi ft. Vanguard camper. AIRWAYS RENT-A-CAR 252-3321 K0246J H.T. TENT TRAILERS MAVERICK. 150 weekly, sleep! KLONDIKE $35 weekly, sleeps 4.

BOOK EARLY 283 0112 276-5016 AFIER S. MAVERICK and Rustler Hardtopi alts cloth lop tent trailers, For reservations phone 271-7890 WESTWARD HO TRAILERS 9203 Maclaod Trail TRAVEL Trailer, Sleep 6. frig, furnace, water, propane and electric light. ST and HT TRAILER sleeps 4-6. Covered metis, spar, etc.

249. 0951. HARDTOPTENT TRAILERS HOLIDAY TRAILERS TRUCK CAMPERS ACME TRAILERS 282 I181 BRIDGE DELUXE STTciean, "insured, sleeos 4, thick covered mattresses, stove, cooler, table. $27.50. R10I3X SPORTSCRAFT Hardtop, crank up sleeps $45 per week.

Very few left. Hardtop Rentals 1016 3 Rd St. N.E. 264-1102 WANT comfort and lots of room, our "Executive "POSH" trailer, sleeps 8, "even has a pot." Ideal 2 smell taml-lies or any family. 249-0958.

O0431P9 CAMPERWAY TRAILER RENTALS. Hard and soft too trailers. Book now for summer fun. 289-5792, 289-3064. N0402 M9 72 PROWLER 191 tandem for rent, to reliable party', with orooer' towing equipment.

$100 week. Mr. Swanson, 243-0035. R0235X TRAILER RENTAL High River, Alfa. 1-652-2087.

T1035Z 15' HOLIDAY TRAILER, ICEBOX, ELECTRIC BRAKES, SLEEPS 4. $25 WEEKLY. 283-0564. U0081V S.T. tent trailer, sleeps 6, sink, table, icebox, toilet, spar lira, -storage.

$40 weekly. 272-2193. P0081O9 DELUXE tent trailer, partly furnished, weekly, weekends, daily, reasonable. til-tun. ueuivv PENTICTON Holiday Trailers for rent, located in Trailei Park fully equipped, weekly rentals.

271-4468. BLUEBIRD TRAILER, HAVE RENTAL AVAILABLE, BOOK NOW. 242-2828. U0111A NEW 8' Skylark' camper, Julv 1-14 and after August 5. $65 week.

Mr. Swan- R0236X ENJOY vour holidav with our new Travelalre; Travel Trailer; 249 0958. to G1096.9 lO'V CAMPER, holiday trailer and fully equipped tent' trailer. 272-3062. COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT TENT TRA LERi FOR RENT.

ZS2- 6624. S0176Y DE LUXE HT frailer, propane stove, heater, sink, ice-box, canopy. 2S2-1481 CAMPER VAN Rent by week, full equipped 263-0033 249-0580. 1971 TRUCK Camoerette, sleeos 2, frig, stove, $25 weekly. 288-1171.

uueuvA H.T. TRAILER, sleeps 6, no sWve or frig. 242-2662. U0198A 15' HOLIDAY TRAILER, WEEK. 2i5-4235, 265-4110.

$45 PER U0441X CAMPER AND TRUCK. 277-6672. G002IF9 ST TENT TRAILER, $10 $25 WEEK END TO WEEKLY, 271-3576. mask tnaTIira.J 14 .1 S7PV'. I- tew GUARD WATCHES OVER TREES FELLED BY STORM damage from Agnes reaches past $1 billion mark 777 dead, thousands homeless Eastern 11 oods ENJOY 1972 SOUTH PARK 1600 r.w twin Unks.

fridge, healer, toilet, hifcti, mirrors, lack. Ready lor th raid. $2,895. FINANCING AVAILABLE SOUTH PARK TRAILERS 5ALES SERVICE IDS 3rd ST. N.E.

PH. 263-8591 SOUTH PARK TRAILERS SALES SERVICE 805 3rd St. N.E. Ph. 263-8591 PULLING A TRAILER? PREVENT OVERHEATING "SPECIALS" TRANSMISSION COOLERS Coolant recovery systems Heavy duty tlexlllte tans.

Heavy duty radiator Cooling system cleaning. Guaranteed by specialists. Albatross Radiator Services Ltd. 121 42nd Ave. S.E.

243-4105. June Clearance H7I Vanguard II' self-contained trailer. l7o Corab 1' self-contained trailer. 1969 Fargo 'k ton, complete with I camper. WINNEBAGO TRADE-INS.

"First In Sales" MOTORHOMES WESTERN LTD. 7903 Flint Road S.E. 252-7582 KUSTOM KOACH PROWLER TODAY'S MOST SOUGHT AFTER TRAILERS TRAILER TOWN iaai-1 cnn trail (Hard to find easy to deal with) TRAII FR HITCHES ALL TYPES INSTALLED TRAILER REPAIRS. AVOID HQLI- 'eAY "highland welding HOLIDAY PACKAGE. 1965 13' Safe- way trailer, rng, Turnotc, iwninip, mirrors.

Good condition. 1967 Galaxie XL 2 door HT. buckets, console, PS, PB, a I I a condition. rCTOM AND A I I HATCHES, HYDRAULIC SWAY CON TROLS, INST ALL D. L5RJTS WELDING, 6th AVE.

AND 3rd ST. S.E. 1. a tanrlsam rh 1 1971 IS 3irVircr, loii-vM, fully equipped, only 50 1 miles on this unit, wusi sen ble offer. 2S9-217Jafter J.

W1W 1969 CITATION deluxe 19' ullv equipped, used 3 weeks only. oSna'ny now Consider trade, tent trailer or to-ton ruzm SELL or trade-like new, 1971 17' trailer, used once, extra natu es including- ihag carpet. Will take '--Son truck on trade or cash; can be fi- "TRAVFLAIRE 1970 self contained 17 ne stove, frig, oven andheater. Like new, sou under iisi. "oTTf.

CITATION Used 4 months travelled 100 miles, a top of tne line iraiw. 17" ROCKET, self-coniainea, itom Un. stove, furnace, ec ic brakes, radio, mirrors, hitch. 277-5M3. 19 FT.

KIT Sleeps has evarythins. Naw rubber. To view 274-2532. R.MiJ.x SERRO Scotty sleeps 3, 3 wy Itgntu. propane, car Sors ulrnu rres.

N.E. TU2J2A TRAVELAIRE 1970 self contained, 17' propane stove, fridge, ovenand heater. Like new, 450 LB. TRAILER HITCH. MMi- V0O97Y 15' Holiday frailer.

Sleeps 5. Good condition. Phone High River, fnT7Tlide717ailer, 4 years old, 00 or nearest oiler. 243-5543 aMerS. 175' SCAMPER.

PREMIUM CONDITION, S239! I Wl- 69U Q0U8W 14' TEEPEE, stove, frig, toilet, sleeps 4. 12 volt, 110 volt, 110 amp PH" lights. Clean $1250. 249-2395. T0626Z 17' TRAVELAIRE, 1971 model, naw condition, self-contained.

282-0287. p.m. Q414W TRANSMISSION Oil Coolers Special $45. Installed. 265 1954.

4 Redta-tori. IW'3H9 1W lf-contained, pump, brakes, axtras, like new. 2jj 16' HOLDIDAY trailer, new electric brakes, propane and heatar. J0' TANDEM Sf'mperJ has everything. Top condition.

134 FT. GLENDETTE, OVEN, EXCELLENT CONDITION. 272 J740. 54' AIRSTREAM, tandem axle, excellent condition. Days 26277.

349-792 eveninos. UXBJ08WJ Curlil nn travel trailer frigs. Limited number. Trailer Clinic, 40 Av' 27M323' V01W 17' GENERAL, self-contained, beat the 242-5420. V013IY i5'FT.

Esta-Vllla trailer, good condl-tionjjai-J7th W. V0096B 'i'Y VANGUARD Camper, 2 3822 Centra StJouth. 243-8675. U0137A 1966 16' SCAMPER TRAILER, LIKE NEW. 281-4202, U0138X LOAD-LEVELER-HITCH, $70 23-5787.

U0022X 21' TRAILER, TANDEM, FULLY EQUIPPED. 277-1106. U0512A SMALL "aluminum trailer, sleeos 4, $300 or offers. 274-5605. Q0264W ONE- musf SO.

AVION 25', r- nrr T.iiU, Mlta nw. lCtrif. brakes, load leveller. 272-0365. TOS72W 16' DEVILLE, 623 Hunts Cre.

N.W. 274-5995. Y0058 X9 620 Trailers Campers for Rent BOOK NOW!" Remember last year? Our complete fleet of tent trailers nd motor homes wer booked solid. Don't get taught again. Covered mattresses, free wiring Jux up, spare tire, new deluxe, imt per week.

See our display. Lna- dlan Leisure Travel Ltd. S51J 4 Street. N.W. 274-3775.

it S.W. BOOKING RES. 253-4261 PROVINCE OF ALBERTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TRANSPORT Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned up I II o'clock A.M. en Friday, July 7lh, 1972, tor the con. struction of the lollowino worki (I) Highway 47, S.

of Weald, to S. of Robb. Mile 21.00 to Mile 33.63, Grading and Other Work, Aouroximale Quantities 1,069,000 Cubic Yards Excavation, U.dOO Cubic Yards of Gravel, 57 noo Cubic Yard Miles Haul. (2) Projecl 40 Grand Prtlrl to s. ot wapiti River, AAlla I.

SI ta Mila 7.31. Proiect R. 175, 40 to O'Brien Provincial Park, Mila ono to Mile 0.25, Asohallic-Concret Bse-Pvmnt, and Other Work, Approximate Quantities, 60,000 Tons of Gravel, 141,000 Ton Miles Heul. Contrict an Specifications may be ob in at lha afllca af the Chief Con struction Enolneer, Highway Building, Edmonton, the ofllce of the Dis-Irlrt Fnoin.nr. 1707 Sixth Street N.W.

Calgary, Alberta, and the office of the District Ennlneer, Administration Building, Lelhbrldge, Albert, and will available only to individuals reglt-trd nd operellng In th Provlnc of Alberta, or to oarinershms or corpora-nnt rniitreri and oneratlng In and who have established a fixed place of business In tne province or deposit of Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) payable to the Provincial Treasurer, will be required for each copy ol the Contract and Specifications taken, and for grading prolects profiles will be supplied upon a further deposit ot Twenty-Five Dollars (525.00). Each bid mm! be accompanied by a marked cheoue or bond eai al to 10 of Tender. Tenders will be opened In public. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. V.

E. McCune, HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORT TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGE AND RAILWAY DIVERSION AT HINTON INTERCONNECTING LINK MILE 184.18 EDbON SUBDIVISION, HINTON, ALBERTA Sealed tenders, ddrssed to Mr. R. J. Hansen, Chief Engineer, Canadian Na tional Railways, enciosea in Hrir.H enveleoe supplied, will be received up to 12:00 o'clock noon, MnT Critimv.

Iillv 7. 1972. Di'm' ru-mcations. Instructions to enrm nf fnntract and Form of Tender will be loaned to Contractors on the deposit of a certified cneoue man navahie to the Canadian Na tlonal Railway Company, in the Piftv Dollars (S50.00). This deposit will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned to the Railway in good condition.

Plans. SDeclfications, Instructions to MHri. Form of Contract and Form of Tender may be obtained on or after: Friday June 23, 1972 from: Oft-ir nf construction Engineer, 16th ciM, ru Tnurtr Edmonton, Al K.t' nr nninrina Plan Room. 14th Finnr. 935 Laaauchetiere St.

Mon- Ml. nnhr. The lowest or any tender not necessar-ily accepted. enr further Informal on please tele phone 514-877-8758. Office of Chief Engineer, Canadian National Railways, Montreal, Quebec.

DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS NORTHtKN DEVELOPMENT TENDERS Painting Teachrges at Morley School Morley Indian Reserve BlackfootStoneySarcee District Index No. 92 and Foundations, sewer disposal, grading and related work for Big Horn School BlackfootStoneySarcee District Index No. 9 anri Water Main Extension Gleichen Com munity, Blackfoot Indian Reserve BlackfootStoneySarcje District Mm P. HIS Sealed tenders, marked as to content, addressed to Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 401 Customs Building, Calgary, Alberta, T2G OX5.

TIME: 9:00 a.m. (M.D.S.T.) 11, Tender documents can be obtained. By General toniratiur unij posit of $25.00 In the form of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE, payable to THE RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA, from Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Developmen 401 Customs Building, Calgary, Alberta, T2G OX5. Examined: Calgary Construction Association Telephone: 283-5555 240 5th Avenue N.W.

Calgary 42, Alberta Lowest or eny tender not necessar. ily accepted. V.G. Boultbee, District Supervisor, BlackfootStoneySarcee District NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS In th estate of ALEXANDER MIL-i eg lata al the eitv af Canary, in th Provinc of Albrt, who died en the day of January, A.D. 1972, TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the estate of th bov must file witn waisn, narnneaa.

men, Young, Clark ano arnnn ay in 27th day ot July, a.u. mi. run statement of their claims and all se curities held by them. Solicitors for tne txecuror, WALSH, HARKNESS, PITTMAN, YOUNG, CLARK end SMiTH, 1105 Guinness House, Calgary 2, Alberta. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS IN THE SURROGATE COURT Or SOUTHnr' ALPhKiw llinirtAI DISTRICT OF CALGARY In the estate of CATHERINB ANNIE COSTELLO (KENeci uniupi, late of Calgary, Alberta, Retired, whs died en th list day ot March, 1972.

TAKE NOTICE that all persons hav ing claims upon the Estate of the above named must file with the undersigned by the 27th day ot July, 1972, a run statement of their claims and ot securities held by them. L.G.G. Breeze Assistant Public Trustee 201 John J. Bowlen Bldg. 620 7th Avenue S.W.

Calgary NOWCE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA iiiniriAi DISTRICT OF CALGARY IN the Estate of PATRICK EDWARD RYAN, late of caigary, iueri, tired Taller, whe died an th 12th day September, 1971. TAKE NOTICE that (II persons hav ing claims upon the Estate ot tne namari mint ti'l Witn thC I'lrffr- signed by the 28th day of July, 1972, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them L. G- 0. Breeze Assistant Public Trustee, 420 7th Avenue 62 7th Avenue 5 W. Calgary, Alberta.

T2P OY8 The unpredictable Fischer was supposed to have left on the same flight with Cramer but cancelled his reservation at the last minute. Cramer shrugged when a i why Fischer did not show up. "He makes his own decisions," he said. Cramer said he would also report back to Fischer on hotel room accommodations, the amount of noise in the tournament hall, proximity of the audience and light glare. "Everything has to be perfect." Cramer said he did not know when Fischer would leave for Iceland nor would he say where the player was staying but said he was "not too far away." ised it would be forthcoming.

The pledge came after the governors of five states and a representative from a sixth met in Harrisburg, Sunday George A. Lincoln, director of the president's office of emergency preparedness. HOMELESS CARED FOR Red Cross officials said 112,000 hornless persons are being cared" for at 330 emergency shelters in Pennsyl-v a i New Virginia and Maryland, and they launched a campaign for $10 million. i 1 most of the flood threat was past, watches were still kept in several areas, including Petersburg, where the Appomattox River was not expected to crest until tonight, and Almond, N.Y., threatened by a 14-mile-long artificial lake of In country areas, because of their isolation and dispersed population, the- work of doctors is difficult and expensive. GPs ARE RARE The growing tendency of doctors to specialize makes general practitioners increasingly rare and this creates a void which the medical as-s i a must fill, Flahault said.

Since much of the doctor's work can be delegated to suitably-trained assistants, Flahault asks whether it made sense to bury a physician in some remote spot without the minimum facilities needed for the proper utilization of isskill an X-ray machine, efficient transportation, an adequate supply of drugs, laboratory facilities, a hospital. Flahault pointed out that "countries as different as the United States, Algeria, and the territory of Papua-New Guinea have all in recent years had recourse to various types of medical assistants in order to support and to some extent take the place of the qualified doctor." NOW Booking rentals for naw Cascade truck campers, ioii. 17') Travelalre, self-contained, June 21. 274 3286 evenings. S0330Y 15 FT.

Randeil trailer, sleeps 6, Hi weekly, 283-1533. O0637W ST TRAILER, SLFEPS 4. HT TRAILER. PHONfM88-4IOO. O038W SOFT top" tent" trailer, $25 week'y.

Sleep 4-6. 272-5858. R0029X deluxe CAMPER AND TRIM 249-5125 1 0I TENT'tRAILERS CAMPERS, 202 17 Av. W. 269 HI1 15' SHASTA, sleep 4 plus, propane frig, stove, heater.

281-2185. VOI40B FOR'eKlT U'HOLIDAYfRAlLER. 255-1425. X0275X9 ST. TRAILER.

$25 WEEKLY? SPARE, TABLE. 276-6825, 277-2546. N071IL7 HoLVb A TRA fl 16', RUBBER RAFT TENT, ETC. 282-5805. P0149V 14' "TEE Pee trailer, electric ireles, oven, heater, $1250.

212-3519. RM19X 1971 21' SOUTH Park Undem, fully equipped, rug, extras. 243-1447, R0653X HARD ton and soffton trailers avail ble. NOW. 249 U951.

R0565Q9 SOFT too weakly. Hardtop, $40. Stove, light. 213-1533. Q0636W TRAM PR AWNIKISS CUSHIONS TO YOUR SIZE.

264 4361. K1074J9 625 Trailers Wanted HOME on wheels for 2 weeks, let August, win pay to uu. vjmv a Ten nlrfr tvH trailer. Suitable for summer cottage. 242-2093.

To Place Herald Want Classified Ads Phone OUR PRESENT USED CAR OFFER REFUSED 70 PORD Galaxie 500 2-Door Hard- too. V-8, automatic, radio, PS, $2495 FURY II Sedan. V-8, automatic, radio, PS, completely Inspected $1895 FURY II Sedan. V-8, automatic, radio, power trunk releese, Brown $1295 CHRYSLER Sedan. V-l, autom-tic, radio, PS, PB.

495 PONTIAC Sedan. V-l, automatic, radio, etc. COO1 Dark blue $77 70 68 67 67 LOT Call 265-2770 $2995 $2145 $2495 $2175 $1895 $2075 $1895 $475 I JO ts BOBBY FISCHER 'important to him'' 4tl ifU. ,4, ease rainwater behind a highway embankment i Most of downtown Harris: burg remained flooded and water up to 10 feet deep still covered a 100-sqiiare-blocK area in Wilkes-Barre. There were some local problems in New' York and Pennsylvania with spectator! and looters.

A lack of drinking. -water was reported in at least 80 communities in Pennsylvania. In New York a shortage containers for bringing in water was reported in El-mira. Cars blocked in Montreal for festival MONTREAL (CP1 About 15,000 people gathered in Montreal's old quarter SaturV day night, turning St. Jean Baptiste Day celebrations in honor of French Canada's par tron saint into an impromptu street festival.

Firecrackers, exploded1, bands played rock- and folk music and a street theatre troupe entertained revellers. Celebrants jammed the bars and taverns of the old city and spilled into' the -streets, carrying beer in paper, cups. Police blockaded about 40 square blocks of the city, al-lowing only pedestrians, to enter the old quarter. About 50 uniformed police officers roamed through the huge crowd and no arrests or disturbances were reported! Hundreds of other riot-equipped police stood, by but were not needed as the atmosphere was jovial through out. The festivities have been a continuous tradition in Quebec since 1834.

Named director OTTAWA (CP) Vincent Hill, 44, has been appointed director of telecommunications resources development by the department of Mr. Hill had been Ontario regional manager of Pye Electronics Ltd. since 1967. Giulio AndreoTu DOTjTreWtoday tL. I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll OLD HABITS DIE HARD, EVEN FOR PM PEKING (Reuten Old habits die hard, it seems, even for prime ministers of newly-proclaimed Speaking at a banquet given in her honor by Chinese Premier Chou En-lai, Mrs.

Sirimavo Bandaranaike of Sri Lanka which declared itself a republic last mouth and changed its name from Ceylonreferred to her country several times by its old name. Saying a few words in English after her official dinner speech, the premier said she had brought with her to China a gift of some orchids presented to her by a young girl from "Ceylon" and which she wanted to give as a gift for the youth of China from the youth of "Ceylon." miift'itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin 630 AUTOMOTIVE CARS; TRUCKS, TRAILERS PRICES SLASHED DUE TO OUR LARGE VOLUME OF TRADE-INS, WE More than half world found without health care access HAVE TO MOVE SOME OF STOCK. NO REASONABLE 71 VALIANT Sedan, slant-six en-I oine, euto trans, radio, power steering, etc. tOQQs Blue HmJ I 71 DODGE 2-Door auto, radio, PS, tc. Reduced to Hardtop, V-l, PB, vinyl roof, 70 FORD Sedan, V-8, auto, radio, PS, PB, new tires nd complete motor overhaul $1895 70 MAVERICK.

Six cylinder, stand rd transmission nd radio. The Ideal second car $1795 7f MAZDA Coupe. 4 4 speed fJ and stereo. White. cM OC Reduced to iuj HARRISBURG, Pa.

(AP) -Clean-up, relief and rebuilding efforts have begun as the flood waters recede in the devastated eastern United States. The death toll from the week-long storm stood at 117 today and tens of thousands remained homeless. As the rivers returned to e'i banks, thousands J.e turned to their homes and businesses to clear away silt with shovels and brooms. And there was a break in the crisis that began when the storm named Agnes slammed across the Florida coast on her disastrous course a week ago. With property damage over the $1 billion mark in Pennsylvania alone, the storm-torn states looked to the federal government for assistance, and a presidential aide prom possible answer to a chronic shortage of doctors.

Duties vary from one country to another, but in most countries medical assistants have the following features in common: They are neither doctors nor nurses, but health workers with eight or nine years of basic general education followed by two or three years of technical training. Their training should enable them to recognize the most common diseases, treat the simpler ones and refer more complicated problems to the nearest health centre or hos-p i a 1, carry out preventive measures, and promote health in their districts. SHORTAGE WORLDWIDE Dr. Daniel Flahault, who heads the international agency's program to train auxiliary personnel, says in World Health that there is a worldwide shortage of doctors. Twenty countries have only one doctor for every 25.000 to 75.000 persons.

Some have only one for every 150,000 to 200,000 of the population. At the other extreme, some countries have one doctor for less than 1,000 persons although even their needs are not always fully met since the doctors are concentrated in big cities. This is why the doctor should no longer be considered the sole provider for medical care, but rather as leader of a team with the medical as-s i a acting both as his helper and sometimes as substitute for him. Flahault said. The role of the trained medical assistant is particularly important in rural areas and 71 per cent of the world's population still live in rural areas or small towns of less than 20.000 inhabitants, he said.

VARSITY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JUST 10 MINUTES NORTH OF HIGH PRICES 289-8441 ONE BLOCK WEST OF NORTH HILL SHOPPING CENTRE AT VARSITY WE HAVE A BETTER WAY GENEVA, Switzerland (Reutcr) More than half of the people in the world still have no access to any health care and the most important single role in the effort to provide universal care may belong to the medical assistant, the World Health Organization says. WHO says the medical assistant is "perhaps the most indispensable man in public health today." World Health, WHO's official monthly magazine, devoted its June issue to a study of the assistant's role, not only in developing countries but in such wealthy countries as the United States, where he is seen as a PUBLIC NOTICES MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGE Is cllirg for tr-nders oertaining to PLANTS AND PLANTERS tor Our new Lincon Park Campus. Interested holders ttt to meet our requirements are to arrange an anpoint-ment -with H. J. Howard, Purchasing Aoent at 2M-4411 Local 204.

Closing date for this tender Is 4:30 o'clock p.m., Friday, July 7, 1972, MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGE is calling for tenders pertaining to "SOUND SYSTEMS" for our new Lincoln Park Campus. Interested bidders ble to meet our requirement are re quested to arrange an appointment With H. J. MPWaro, rurcnasing yen, at 266-4611 Local 206. Closing date for this tender Is 4:30 o'clock p.m., Friday, July 21, Wl mix of housing units with emphasis on CMP BUDGET BEATERS New, Exciting Selection of Goodwill Used Cars.

Price-Planned for the Budget-Minded Car Buyer. MAIN 237 -4th Ave. S.W. 1970 1970 1969 1969 1969 1968 1968 1966 IUICK LeSABRE 4-DR. power steering and brakes, PONTIAC STRATD-CHIEF mtic, power steering and FORD XL 2-DR.

HT. 390 steering and brakes, radio PLYMOUTH' FURY III 2-DR. power steering, radio PONTIAC LAURENTIAN power steering and OLDSMOBILE BELMONT 88 power steering and PONTIAC PARISIENNE power steering and TOYOTA 4-DR. SEDAN. shift, radio New Italian coalition formed by SEDAN.

VI, tutomatic, radio 4-DR. SEDAN. VI, uto- brkes, redio VI, automatic, power HT. VI, automatic, 4-DR. SEDAN.

VI, automatic, brakes, radio 4-DR. HT. V8, automatic, brakes, radio, w.w. tires 4-DR. SEDAN.

VI, automatic, brakes, radio 4-cylinder, standard rAl I FOR HOUSING PROPOSALS ROME (CP) Premier CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION Invites applications for a loan under Section 15 of the National Housing Act to sslst in the design, construction and operation ot rental housing for low-Income temllies in groupings of net more than 100 In any one location Edmon- he has formed a coalition government of rhe Yentre. It was the first time in 10 years that the Socialist wea excluded ton. Approx imately too units are "mw of a meeting the space requirements ot families with children. Land for the proposed development must be owned or leased by the proponent, or be under option to him, and be currently zoned so as to permit the proposed development to qualify for Immediate Issue of a development permit to permit early construction start TENT TRAILERS $25 $45 WEEK BOOKING NOW CHARGEX ACCEPTED HOLIDAY RENTALS 7211 Macleod Trail. SAVE MONEY MAVERICK-KLONDIKE HARDTOP TENT TRAILERS FREE LIGHT HOOK UP Mattrerses table spar 5ncial weekend rates.

Bee-Dee Trailer Rentals. 249-0443. j77-4170. LIKE new 16 ft. Holidav Trailer at kelowna.

Trailer Perk, $60 per week. Saturday to Saturday. Plus Park charges. J. HUBER, 763-7201.

U1025A I from an Italian government coalition. 1 The 53-year-pld premier presented his cabinet' list to President Giovanni Leone. Besides Andreotti's Christian Democrats, who have been the keystone of every Italian government since the Second World War, the coalition includes the Democratic Socialists and the Liberals. The alliance has the promised backing of the Republican party, also a centre group. But even with this support, Italv's 34th government in 2fi years faces grave economic and social problems with a shaky majority.

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