University of British Columbia - Totem Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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Nmmxxmxxxxxxxxxx 'awfl WESTERN CANADIANS USE MORE Mmm! PRODUCTS THAN ANY OTHER BRAND ir MANUFACTURED IN VANCOUVER BY GE Eliilli Pill 'T li0lil'llllil'l'lll STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG clafwcfn Society Brand Clothes Arrow Shirts Stetson Hats NWNXXXWWKXXXWYQMXXxxxx'mxxwNwvmXNXmWXNxxxxwxmxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxx AN N Xxxxxxwmwwx 4444 WEST 10th AVENUE DOWNTOWN AT 301 WEST HASTINGS ST. Bill Parker sits amongst ruins of his trailer. Two Arts students saved his small son from what could have been fatal. Zfcaifefz gifze One student veteran almost lost his two-and-a-half-year old son during the year, in a disastrous fire which swept his trailer home at Acadia Camp. Bill Parker, a first year physical education student, could do nothing but sit disconsolately amongst the charred ruins of his burnt out trailer the morning after the blaze. In hospital, his son Stephen was in fair condition. Artsmen Dick Yamabe and George Tolhurst first spotted the blaze in the trailer camp late one Sunday night. Tolhurst climbed through a window of the smoldering trailer after Yamabee smashed it with his fist. After giving the tot artificial respiration, he was taken to Vancouver General Hospital. More than SO Acadia Camp residents were aroused by the blaze and turned out to help quell the flames. Damage to the Parkers portable home was estimated at 5900. One-half of the trailer was gutted. but the bedroom, from which little Stephen was rescued, suffered only smoke and water damage. Quick action by firemen of the University Endowment Lands Fire Department prevented the blaze from spread- ing further. 203