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Golden Years K P2 ~7 rNCr.~L [.~'3~ARY •: .......ARLIA .::.,, ? Y,L~).~5 Terrace ~.,.-~ ~ ~. ~' .... , 1927- 1977 50 Golden Years k , EMIL HAUGLAND (extreme right) officiated at the Bertha Haugland, Bill Anderson, Harry King, Mrs. opening of Terrace-Prince Rupert Highwayin the late Brooks and Harvey LeBlanc. No identification is ~ . 1940s. Applauding front left are O.T. Sundall and Mrs. available to the other people in the picture. (E. .... Sundall. Next are Jim Smith, George McAdams, Haugland collection). m 1 .o. ,,, 2o PARK AVENUE , Fifty years ago this weesl ::: IS BACK FROM VICTORIA to clean up what they got B II Illmmrm~.... REALTY LIHITEB IIAND A LIBERAL MEET behind last year. The same ~OO R~@ , " ~ : Dr. H.C. Wrinch, M.L.A., applies to the contractors. @ ~ ~ Ereturned Thursday morning The trucks have enough .LoC@ ~i !after attending the third work ahead of them at Maik '.session of the sixteenth George s and S.H. Senk- at ii'/--I -- I" ~ Legislature of British piers skidways to keep them I SK||NA ,AUTO | g "---I ~ I ~-'~ Columbia. He is in high on the jump the rest of the . l :::: svirits over the way in which season and as soon as the • [ n ~ I ]iiilt~e government met all the waterin theriverril~htanamount isof tnmber Metal Shop Ltd. • ~ ~ iii: attacks of the opposition and immense ....' Seeing Terrace and area since July 11, 1908 , , . .:.':':the way in which the will be floated down to : 635-65Y2 ....* I REALTY WORLD :.:'."government..... got through alln Cedarvale. _ , • I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977 TERRACE, B.C. :::its important legtslatzo .. I~-~IA, , J a ~ ' " "There was some gooo D.O G L I-C E N S E Dr The " d . .~ nq °ry° ,^u~: • • f legislationthe marketing too, actparticularly and the NECESSARY.as pas.d . mpson to con ucf u, ,n mar, ne aspects o budget. As regards Skeena sessionat Victorla making it riding the local member necessary for all dogs to be tpp I p p aN " says that he was able to get licensed whether in K,hma , e ,ne re os an additional grant of organized districts or $10,000 to the original unorganized districts. This Justice Minister Ran 'Dr. Thompson has been representations made to ANDREW R.THOMPSON member of the Alberta, su~jects.Dr. Thompson was i maintenance appropriation is for the protection of Basford announced that the authorized to hold public , him about the terms and LL.B., LL.M., J.S.D. Manitoba and Northwest acanadianfoundingPetroleummember OfLawthe i:i'!°fa$56,400.requisitionHe haSforalSOat pUtleastin ThereSheep'shouldg°ats andbe aChickenS'very big government, acting on the hearinl~s within the province conditions to be im.posed on Professor.of Law Territories Bars. recommendation of of BritishColumbiaandhas the size, construction and universny m In 1950, Dr. Thompson Foundation and is on its :.::~$120,000 from the new road revenue collected from this Fisheries and Environment been directed to inquire into operation of the terminal British Columbia began his teaching career at Board of Directors. He is a !!~ fund and this will be applied neck of the woods or else the Minister Romeo LeBlanc and report upon the social, and tankers wishing to use Vancouver the University of Alberta. member of the International :!:!on the highway between population of dogs and such and Transport Minister Otto environmental, fisheries the terminal if authority is Andrew R. Thompson is a From 1950 to 1957, he was a Council on Environmental Skeena Crossing and like should be wonderfully La , m setting up a Public and navigational safety given to establish a marine native of Winnipeg where he member of the editorial Law; a member of the Terrace. The idea is to get reduced. ng " . " Kitimat B C first practised law upon staff of a leading publisher Commission on En- half of that road done this Inquiry into the marine aspects of the _proposed terminal at ' ' " ,,.~a,,~,t. n from the of legal books. In 1957 he vironmental Policy, Law year. The amount that will aspectsi eline ofproject. the Kitimat The mn~erterminalat route Kitimat, ana B.C.marine He Dr. Thompson. wm...- su~)m~t .- s,-.,,,,-:mumvers~y m... ~an ito oa~ Law returned tothe University of and Administration of the be appropriated will be ABRAHAM JOHNSON ~Puir which has been will also receive public a report to Mr. LeBlanc and School. Subsequently, he Alberta and remained on the International Union for the announced shortly. There DEAD estab~Yshedq under Part I of wews' on_" ~e broader con- Mr. L~n g._b y the............ end of the had received• • ---the degrees"-am the of Law School Staff there until Conservation of Nature and : will also be an appropriation Word has been received of Inquiries Act will be headed eernsand ~ssues remtea to year. uom mmmters nave , ~u~te.- ?~ ,~_~ ,,. 1969, when he accepted an Natural Resources; and i made from the same fund the death of Abraham b Andrew' R :, Thompson, oiltanker movements on the concurred that Dr. University at Toronto ana appointment as Professor of President of the Arctic oy. ....... •:- ~. ~,, ,,,, ~o~,~t . Thomnson'sfinalrevortwiU Doctor of Jm-idical Science Law at the University of International Wildlife forSmithers the butroad particularly west of TerraceJohnson, district, an old timerwho passed in the ~ro~e~sorUniversity .oz of,.a, Bt;itish,~, -.~ ........Dr. Thompson--. * m• to report' be made"- .... available " .... to the from Columbia U.m've.r' sit Y British Columbia. Dr. Range Society. • west of Morncetown. It away in Vancouver on ~ompson.teaches.co.~L~'. es In June 1973, he was ap- needs attention to make it March10. The deceased had Columbia.~ . .i:.,i ,~to.~i!~the,~goy~r~m.ent,:~,,.on..i..public,~.,~ • ..? ,; ..... "i,i': i.~.i*:~~ew"~°rK',~L~e~s,,a.I.,in',.,~,iRea~,..~!~ro~r~y; • pointeda member of the~ • "~'-" ............ ~~ ~', : ....... '~~ .................... ~ .......... " ..... ~ ....... ~ " ............ i"=O :~ .... i ' ' • " Petroleum and Natural Gas British Columbia Eiier~y safeDr. fbr!auto:traffie. Wrinch was also~ *at *the . beennumber in"poor of months health and for the a. Ivtuy~A:~"~or [~~I~HD'A--m--:--" I [ Law and Mining and Forest Commission and m Liberal Convention in end wasnot unexpected. He i : Law. In 1967, Dr. Thompson •November assumed the Vancouver at which W.S. spent several years in the '..... "'" ~: ' was .visiting Professor of chairmanship; The cam- Harris represented New Terrace ,valley where he Law at the University of mission regulates energy :Hazelton, Tom Moore; owns land and was well and Auckland, New Zealand. utilities in the province and i Kitwanga; Sam Eby and favorably known. He was a : ~~ acts in an advisory capacity : J.H. Groat from Smithers. native of Sweden and came I ......... :i~"~'~"~ i~ .... ~ i:i~':!~ i~ number of .......]i "~'~, ..~o~,.~e~....,~, •. .~.~ ?~.~ general editor of But- ment on energy policy resolution committee and ~ears ago. So far as is • ~'..... ~ ~ ~ terworths Ontario Digest, matters, they were kept on the jump, Known he had no relatives ~ " ~ ~.~ " ~ " "~'~:~* L: " " ~ "' ~ ii';~:!,~.~, ~ i and is co-author of Lewis Dr, Thompson resigned as but finally the convention here. 1 ~'~~'~.~ and Thompson, Canadian Chairman of the Cam- passedsome very important ....... ~,-,,~ Oil and Gas. He has also mission in June 1975 to resolutions, including the , . " ~_...~,,.~~ ~ i......... ~:~.. "~)~',•.., ..... i ~.~.~ '- ~'~: writter~extensively in legal resume his teachingpositio~ campaignPUblicati°nof fundthe sourCecon.Of BASKETBALL GAMES ~, • • ,. ~ periodicals on natural at the University of Britis The Vanarsdol basketball : ': resource and environmental Columbia. tributions and the en- team got a bump when they' ~.~-~ " " dorsement of the road from played the local team in Prince Rupert to the Alberta Progress Hall on Friday . ~S~' evening. The locals have Prince Charles boundary.The doctor does not an- been practicing and are ticipate an election this showing considerable irn- • year. He*says there was no provement. The seore was not coming talk of it whatever. 20 to 18 in favor of the home team. This game was ~ The Lieutenant Governor, of his very heavy schedule followed by the high school W.S. Owen, has directed a in connection with ST. PATRICK'S DANCE vs the senior ladies and the :~ ~ letter to Mayor Gordon celebrations marking the As a result of St. Patrick's youngsters won by 38 to 7. Rowland in which he ad- Queen's Silver Jubilee, we dance in the Community The Vanarsdol four'piece . vises that the Prince of were informed that Prince i Hall by the Community orchestra furnished ex- Wales will not be coming to Charles would be unable to '.League on Thursday cellent music fer a dance ,, .;,.,~..~ Terrace to participate in the accept any additional i evening, the league received which followed the games. 7 ~ **.*~ ~:, 5 0 t h /, n n i v. e r s a r y engagements other than ;.~;;about $30. A good time is The financial returns were ~~i "' .... celebrations, those in Alberta at the "i: reported and the dance was .$25.25. ............ ~,, .~ The Lt. Governor states beginningof July. iiicontinued until the early /~'~~ that he has received a reply "I am forwarding your ". hours. The music supplied ~i,t: ~i~ from the office of His Ex- invitation to His Royal !:': was Cary's orthophonic as CANADIAN LEGION AS i : ~" j~,: ~ ~ cellency the Governor Highness so that he will be :~ the pianist did not come at HOSTS General, in rel~ards to the aware of the great en- the lastminute. The Canadian Legion in ~.:~'~"• ~.i~ invitation to Prince Charles. thusiasm shown by the ~ conjunction with the ~ , people of Terrace regarding Woman's Auxiliary en- •~,'-'~d,~ ~,.,~ .:~- He notes that the reply will this invitation. I know he POLE CUTTING SLACKED tertained the Native Sons, , ' , ~ ,•~ ~' . be disappointingbut states: would be grateful if you OFF Oddfellows, Rebekahs and "As ~,~~i ........~.~,,~ /~ , there haveyou beencan imagine,a large would extend his thanks to Owing to the season pole S.
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