The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 47

Woman's Province Milvi Berkman and Mrs. Osvald Berkman announce forthcoming marriage their daughter to Harvey Norman Berg, son of Mr. Mrs. N. R.

Berg of White Rock. The will be at 1 p.m. Oct. 21 at Glad Temple. Other engagements Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Thorne Adams announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Susan Muriel, to Gerd Guanther Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt of Duncan. The wedding will take place at four o'clock Oct.

21 at St. Anselm's Church on University Hill. The engagement is nounced of Joanne Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Starck will be honored on their fiftieth wedding anniversary by an open house given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Starck, 3958 Bayridge Court, West Vancouver on Saturday from 2-5 p.m. McLean, to David Ian McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. McDonald of New Westminster. The wedding takes place at 7:30 p.m. Dec.

19 at Holy Name Church with Rev. Father M. R. Hanley officiating. The affianced attended University of B.C.

She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and her fiance is affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. The honored couple were married Oct. 11 in St. James Anglican Church. They have a son Louis, a daughter Phyllis Mrs.

A. B. Staniforth of Ottawa, and three grand- THE PROVINCE, Thursday, October 12, 1967 Career woman A pretty way for police "He doesn't want to move," to stop the traffic she move," "Of replied. course exclaimed I the want taxi to driver, a matter of fact I For the first time, Paris has put women policemen in the streets directing traffic. One of them, dressed in a fashionably short skirt, had trouble keeping the traffic moving.

UPI reporter Andrew Salwyn was on the scene. Here is his personal report. By ANDREW SALWYN (UPI) The taxi driver did a Then he pointed across to the Perou Square. look at that," he said. "A directing traffic in Paris.

Isn't that funny? We've got to take a closer look hold on, here we go." And we did, right across three lanes of traffic. Horns blared. Tires and brakes screeched. There were a few angry words too. But the taxi driver didn't mind.

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"Tell me, that's almost a miniskirt you're wearing there are you going to have miniskirts in the police force now?" The policewoman looked at a male colleague watching her from across the street. can I move on I am fascinated, madame. A long imperative blast on a police whistle came from the other side of the street. The policeman came running. "What's the matter with this guy?" he asked the policewoman.

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263-3610 am moving right now "Hold it right there," said policeman, "trying to. be funny, hey? Your papers!" The taxi driver said nothing until he got his ticket and drove off, then he shrugged his shoulders and said, "You know, she wasn't really that good looking, but she had that 'special something' The policewomen are bound to popular among French drivers: They are not a allowed to issue tickets for traffic offences. Terry White Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. White announce the betrothal of their daughter Terry Frances Charles Pierre son of Mr. and Mrs. 19. Che Lipp.

The wedding will be Oct. 21 at 3:30 p.m. in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church (Marpole). Eileen Kastrukoff On her parents' anniversary Eileen Beatrice Kastrukoff will wed John Zalewski.

Formal announcement of her engagement is made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kastrukoff of New Westminster, to the son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Zalewski of Nelson. The marriage takes place in Chown Memorial United Church at 7 p.m. Nov. 10.

Lynn Lounsbury The engagement is announced of Lynn Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lounsbury of New Westminster, to Bruce Allan Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Hunter. The wedding takes place at 7:30 p.m. Nov.

3 in St. Andrews-Wesley United Church. Carola Williams Mr. and Mrs. D.

J. Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Carola Jacqueline to Ian Ralph Hope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hope. The wedding will be at 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 4 at Beaconsfield United Church. Judith MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacKinnon of New Westminster announce the betrothal of their daughter Judith Eileen to Peter John Matheson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Matheson, Burnaby. The wedding takes place at 7 p.m.

Nov. 3 at Trinity United Church, Port Coquitlam. Miss MacKinnon is a graduate of St. Paul's Hospital nursing school. Lynnea 1 Price Nov.

4 has been chosen by Lynnea Edna Price and Ronald Harris Climenhaga for their wedding at 7 p.m. in St. Agnes Anglican Church. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl A. Price of North Vancouver announce today the engagement of their daughter to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Climenhaga, also of North Vancouver.

Helping hand What Rufus Gibbs has done with $60,000 Patients with arthritis who are undergoing rehabilitation treatment in Vancouver have the opportunity of using facilities unique in this part of Canada thanks to the generosity of a local philanthropist. The Rufus Gibbs Lodge a right, contemporary-styled single storey building on the corner of Ash and West 16th Avenue is a boarding home for out patients, where they receive "protective care" while being treated at the CARS medical centre. "We have all types of patients from those with rheumatoid arthritis to the osteos, who are in the 50 or so age group," explained Mrs. M. M.

McFarlane, chairman of the Rufus Gibbs Lodge committee. "But the ones we specialize in really are the younger ones. Those that would be of value to the community are being rehabilitated." The building program was financed by the $60,000 donation of Mr. Rufus Gibbs, and an additional loan of $17,000 from the B.C. division of CARS the Canadian By MAGGIE WILKINSON Arthritis and Rheumatism Society.

And this month the final instalment of the loan was repaid on behalf of women's auxiliaries to CARS branches throughout the province. Locally, the women's auxiliary has raised some $8,000 since the lodge was opened just over two years ago, and there have been substantial donations from auxiliaries in B.C. The WA in Prince George sent $500 as its contribution. Furnishings were also provided by the WA from an existing fund and given by other donors, and the landscaping around the building was the contribution of the Garden Club of Vancouver. There is accommodation at the for 12, patients four double bedrooms and four singles--a dining room, spacious lounge equipped with television, and specially designed bathrooms including one with a shower that can accommodate a wheel chair.

Patients are charged a Handicapped do work in their own homes Local handicapped men and from the Herman Bischoff women are making their own Foundation Fund, and under contribution to the commer- the auspices of the Panel of cial world by producing Guidance for the Handihandicrafts in homes, under the guidance of capped. the "3H Industries" Handi- Glamorous, useful and gay crafts for Homebound Handi- gift items, by these capped Persons. handicapped people will be The society was founded featured at the society's nearly two years ago with ten bazaar boutique and tea volunteers and seven "manu- which is being held 1 from 1:30 facturers," and today there to 4:30 p.m. on November 4 at are almost 100 volunteers and St. Helen's Church Hall, 8th over sixty people involved in and Trimble.

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TR 2-5252 minimal amount per day for the use of the lodge, which is concerned only with "protective care." There is a staff of three housekeeper, assistant and' relief housekeeper. Twice a day the patients are taken to the CARS medical centre, housed at the G. F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre, and are driven back by auxiliary members to the lodge for lunch and a rest. "We need about six volunteer drivers a day to take patients.

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"A few months ago a Sechelt woman came here in a wheel chair unable to use her hands, and she walked out without even a stick. "She was going to be able to return to her home and function as a reasonably efficent housewife." Under the auspices of CARS no patient with arthritis, whose doctor prescribes a course of treatment, can be refused that treatment because of an inability to pay. There is great. need for facilities for arthritics, such as Rufus Gibbs Lodge, SO much so that Mrs. McFarlane stressed that the next project for consideration would be the enlargement of the building.

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