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TILL UNDISPUTED CEDAR POLE capital of Ford and tr,ucked to the LH & K pole yards by he world, Terrace welcomed this 140-foot per- donated the pole to the Ter,race Chamber of Rene Dallaire of V & S Trucking. Sel,id right Commerce and the chamber has set up a com- ect cedar pole last Wednesday. The long one through the centre, the pole measured 33 ras felled in the Copper ,River valley by Bill mittee to study the possibility of displaying it inches at the butt. LH & K Pole Company has to advantage as a tourism promotion. (Photo by Vogue Studio) Council Will List 'simsyan Maids In Five Lots For Sale Verbal Okay Given Municipal Council will list five lots on Lakelse Avenue with local and area real estate r Or.. Second Year agents. The property is currently To Hospital Plan occupied by buildings • housing Northwest Zone High School basketball champions for Municipal Works Department of- The Terrace Hospital Board has received government [the second consecutive year, Terrace's Tsimsyan Maids will fices. They were once used by the verbal assent for a building program which will bring Mills now seek--financial assistance for a trip to Vancouver .in March ~Municipal Fire Department and so that they might co~'lpetei were. vacated by that department Memorial Hospital.to an operating capacity of 67 beds and in the provincial basketball Maids on Friday evening and on when the Municipal Hall at the a potential capacity of 87 beds, it was announced here this Saturday the Terrace squad met finals. (See picture page 8). corner of Eby and Lakelse was week. IF. Clarke met with the Minister of I the So-Me-Hi Ravenettes for the completed in 1964. During a trip to Victoria, chair- The Maids won the Northwest second time. This game produced In another property move, Mun. man of the hospital boarcl, A. J. Health and Welfare, Eric Martin trophy last weekend in a three day the resounding score of 42 to 10 icipal Council has rejected an op- Mccall, and hospital administrator as well as deputy minister Donald basketball trial which has been in favor of the Tsimsyan Maids. tion offer from the proposed pur- Cox. The meeting was arranged chaser of the L. H. & K. property by MLA for Skeena, Dudley G. ~suded by Prince Rupert sports Anka Troelstra, described by Sixty Days Grace Little and took place last Wed- writers as "dazzling." sports columnists as the Maids' at the corner of Lakelse and nesday. "waltzing giant," was named the Emerson. The property was ori. For Storekeepers The two government officials Their first win came Thursday most valuable player of the season. ginally designated as a site for a A plea from Municipal adminis. when they defeated the Booth Canada Safeway slate but a sub. gave a verbal green light to an Marita Graner, Nicky Sluyter and tration officials for directive from extension plan which will bring Memorial Ravenettes with an easy Anka Troelstra were all named to division application filed by L. H. Council regarding the store clos- 38 to 18. & K. Company was withdrawn Mills Memorial Hospital, currently the all-star team of the Northwest ing bylaw in Terrace, was set aside operating with 54 beds, up to a Rupert's Senior Girls team went Zone. after a wait of seven months. A Tuesday night when Council de- decision regarding sub- division completed 67 bed capacity. Also down for the count against the The provincial high school bas- cided to call upon an as yet un. approved were facilities for an ad- ketball finals will be held in Van. of the property was held up pend- named merchants association for ing agreement on the extension of ditional 20 beds, complete with all c0uver on March 10, 11 and 12 and advice and recommendation. but plumbing and lighting fixtures the local hoopsters must raise Grcig Avenue. Assistant Municipal Clerk Ter- Two Weeks Given Council recently went on record which will be added as required. $2,000 before then in order to ry Lester asked Municipal Council Following the meeting in Vic. make the trip and try for the B.C. as approving the extension of whether it wanted the terms .of For Road Opening Greig Avenue, and such a plan toria, the Terrace hospital offi- championship. store closing hours 5ylawNo. 312 cials met with architects Thorn. i The contractor installing water would require the allocation of enforced locally or if the bylaw Average age of the ~entace some of the corner property for son, Berwiek & Pratt in Vancou. ,,,,,~! sewer lines for Terrace Voca. should he rescinded in lieu of a ver and ordered detailed drawings tional School has two weeks to get team is 16 years and the young. road allowances. A letter will go sters have proven themselves to new one. for the new north.south wing, as the Amesbury Road cleared and out rejecting the option offer pre- He cited a flare-up amongst be one of the most "polished" sented two weeks ago by Murdoch well as a proposed 6,000 square )pen, following a decision ,in Mun- local retailers a week ago in which foot outpatient department on the icipal Council Chambers Tuesday hoop squads in B.C. R. Robertson. a supermarket manager question. south side, and a 7,000 square foot ed the legality of allowing a neigh. physiotherapy department. Blakeburn Construction Ltd. of borhood store to remain open on Estimated cost of the hospital t~errace has been unable to con. Meltin Pot... Wednesdays and evenings when expansion is $847,000 of which the :inue work due to adverse weather floor space did not conform to provincial government provides :onditions and the road has re- OPEN LETTER to Old Buckskin: with the Driftwood Dragon." law. Lester said the question arose 50 per cent and the federal gov- nained closed all winter. No, there's not a thing wrong .It's a natural piece of polished following an anonymous tip.off with your eyesight. You didsee ernment subsidizes to the extent The original contract called for driftwood presented to Council that a supermarket and a meat of $2,000 per bed. .'ompletion of the job by Novem- the local gendarmes putting a by a Terrace resident. A delight. market were open for business on )er 1 but bad weather and delayed ticket on a judicial official's ful piece of nature's artistry but Wednesday in contravention of naterial deliveries took the job car but you didn't see the offi- a dragon of a thing to find a the bylaw. Vandalism Closes veil into the freeze.up season and cial's name in our Magistrate's place for. Acting on the information, Les. york was curtailed. Court column because the ticket [] * [] ter approached the offenders and Local Sawmill was only a warning ticket. One askedthat they close, whereupon Municipal Council h e a r d a FORMER COUNCILLOR Jack RCMP are investigating a week- ~trong bid from Councillor Dora. of over a 100 such warning Bakewefi buzzed through town they insisted on a full-scale in- ;by Norton Tuesday night after a tickets issued by the RCMP last vestigation of store hour practices end act of vandalism which caus- month. We only publish 'em last weekend. Says he likes Na- etter from Willis & Cunliffe en. naimo but misses the kerfuffle in other retail outlets. ed considerable damage to Sande ;ineers suggested "fairness" in after they've been convicted -- of Municipal affairs. Some guys Lester cited several other in. Lumber Mills electrical instalation leaHng with the matter. not when they've simply been have all the luckl fractions of the bylaw and asked warned. and resulted in closure of the mill Councillor Norton circulated [] , r'l if he should enforce its terms. [] * [] After due deliberation Council from Monday until Wednesday )ictures of Amesbury Road at the DON'T FORGET March 1st Is BULKLI~Y VALLEY Faint Pro- morning. dcconnell intersection. T h e y ducts now has preliminary stud- decided to approach the newly re. the deadline for those new lic- organized m e r e h a n t s assoeia. Vandals are believed to have ~howed an- estimated six feet of ence plates. ies underway for a new pulp lirty snow with road barricades mill at Houston. Consulting en- tion and seek advice regarding the gained entry to the mill building [] * [] terms of the bylaw. The merchants tartly buried. RECENT arrivals from Kuuts- gineers are Sandweil & Co. Ltd. sometime Sunda]/. A pa=~l con. o! Vancouver. group will be offered 60 days in A letter urging restoration of ford, Cheshire, England; Kare. which to come up with recommen. taining electrical controls ~or mill he road was read from former Q * [] and Kirflen Mudle were inter- clarions pertinent to the problem. equipment was smashed, neces- :ouncillor Gerald Duffus. ested visitors to the Herald last NOW UNDERWAY are working. Bylaw 312 was approved in May sitating some major repair. Following further discussion, week observing the mechanical drawings for an 1964 after local merchants and '~0,000. store Operations at the mill were cur- ;ouncillor MeRae moved to have operation of our operation. and office blinding In Ten'see. members of Municipal Council he road opened within two weeks. Frank It. Whltley is the archl. held several meetings in efforts to tailed pending arrival of replace- ~he co.ntractor will be so in. BIG question in Municipal Coun- teet and Bert Goulet has~ ord- arrive at arrangements which ment parts, 'and work did not re- cil on Tuesday was "what to do ered the drawings. would satisfy all those affected. sume until Wednesday morning. Page Two TERRACE "Omineca" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH.COLUMBIA letters tc the editer... TERRACE "Omineca" HERALD Editor Editor Published every Wednesday at Terrace, British Columbia. Telephone VI3.6357 -- Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1177, Terrace, B.C. Terrace "Omineca" Herald Terrace "Omineea" Herald CATHERINE M. FRASER, Publisher RUTH M. HALLOCK, Editor I would like to take this oppor- tunity to extend the sincere The only way to get a gen~ Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash. thanks of the Terrace Klnette appraisal upon any important C C SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCe. ~, club, the B.C. Tuberculosis Soci- ject, is to provoke it from a l son connected with the topic. ~ The publisher reserves the right to edit or refuse Items in the publication of the paper. ety, myself and my committee to the many kind donors who made the spotlight. Member of: Canadian Communily Newspapers Representatives; B.C. Division of ~ a the Canadian Weekly NewspapersAssociation; and Audit Bureau of Circulations. ~-~/.~ this year's T~ Christmas Seal cam- Actually, it is not the only C'U t j't paign such a tremendous success. but it has proven very effectlv, Our appreciation also to the The signature "AdLib" COl many who assisted actively in the quite naturally to one who canvassing and to the radio, tele. writen columns under that h vision and press media for their ing since 1905 including ab I. defence of fair comment... assistance in publicizing the cam- twelve years in Terrace. paigu. It does not matter what t~ MUNICIPAL COUNCILLOR L. F. French individual to be heard, it would be enter- Mrs. Kay Parker, is chosen for a sly digging, th has gone on record as a volunteer commit- taining to learn which questions Councillor TB Committee Chairman will always be someone to ch~ tee of one to hear and answer the public!s French would choose to answer and which pion the victim or the cause. gripes. It is his hope that he will. be able questions he would reject for one reason 'Sincerely, to "educate" the public. or another. ADLIB His volunteer move comes hot on the We, too, have had occasion to listen ! P.S. Liberty magazine when f! heels of d newly inaugurated radio pro- to some of the audience participation pro- imported to Canada attempte~ gram in which listeners are invited to call grams to which Councillor French makes column under an AD LIB title. the local radio station and offer comment reference. Admittedly, there have been This idea was contested ~nd regarding any matter of public interest. times when a lack of background informa- column was dropped. On Tuesday evening Councillor French tion shows through in the discussion. How- took the radio station to task for encour- ever, it is our earnest conviction that most aging discussion about Municipal affairs. of the items are introduced in complete Successful Year i He intimated that on many occasions sincerity and as such, deserve the courtesy For T.R.C. Assoc. the questions and answers aired on the of open discussion. program indicate a gross lack of knowl- Any other method of programming The annual meeting of the T edge on the part of both callers and would surely border on the here's your ~ace Retarded Children's Assc announcers. lesson for today ,-- you re free to ask ation was held Wednesday, Feb: He pointed an accusing finger at the questions but don t ask stupid questions ary 16 at Cassie Hall School. row of empty seats in the public gaJlery premise. Reports revealed that .anet~ section of Council chambers and asked successful year had come to The pages of this newspaper will re- close, with thanks going out why the chairs ore not f,ull for every meet- main open for fair comment on all matters organizati0ns and clubs for th, ing of Municipal Council. of public interest from any and all mem- A 1941 GI~ADUATE of Terrace generous support. A governme Councillor French's inference was bers of the public, It ,is our hope that the High School, Allan Robinson, grant covers salaries of bo clear. He doesn't think local radio an- local radio station will also allow for the now living in Call, Colombia, teachers but .transportation nouncers are sufficiently well educated in same. will have a reunion shortly in costly expense), and supplies a Municipal affairs to guide discussion on As to the decision regarding what is Vancouver, Washington, with met by public and private don such matters. fair and what is unfair -- news media his mother, Mrs. Will Rob- tions. His offer to appear on one of these people are .trained to recognize the differ- inson of Terrace, and Election of officers resulted "hot-line" programs and give "informed" ence. his sister Doris. A resident of follows: President Miss Kay Rea guidance is an interesting one. Although Perhaps some of our local government South America for nine years, pel; vice president, Mrs. C. Mur we cannot agree to a "schoolteacher" ap- officials could use a bit of the same Mr. Robinson, for the past "two son; corresponding secretary, Mr~ proach when it comes to the right of the training. years has been in charge of D. McDonald, recording secretary; dictaphones in Cali University. Mrs. C. Crown, treasurer, George He recently received a travel Best, publicity, Mrs. H. Bush, dir. grant from the ~tockefeller eaters, P. van Heek, L. F. French, Slight edge... Foundation to study language Fred Green, E. K. Paupst, C. laboratory installations etc. ~n Crown and Mrs. E. Grifflths. While coronary heart disease seems to rheumatic heart disease has been pro. Aqstin, Texas, San Francisco It was reported that a day afflict more men than women, other forms nounced among children and young adults and Chicago. During his sojourn week at the Bowling Alley had in the States he will take time been added to the school currl. of cardiovascular disease affect both sexes over the past 15 years. ~ff to visit with his fann'ly. about equally, or even .in some instances, The discovery of new pharmaceutical eulum. The Association would like more women than men. to thank the owner of the alleys weapons to keep these scourges at bay is and the volunteer chauffeurs for So, lest women lull themselves into a I.iberating millions from the threat of crip- CRADLE ROLL their contributions. false sense of security by assuming that pling disease and early death. High blood The following births were re- Arrangements are being made cardiovascular disease will automatically pressure can be brought down to normal corded in Mills Memorial Hospi- to bring a speaker from Wood. pass them by, now is a good time to sit up levels, and kept down, with suitable treat- tal: lands School for the March meet. and take notice. ment (including drugs and diet). Prompt Mr. and Mrs. W. Breitkrei~, ing, which anyone interested is Hypertensive heart disease -- a condi- penicillin treatment of strop'infection February 12, a sen. invited to attend. The meeting can prevent first attacks of rheumatic will be held in the public health tion caused by high blood pressure -- is Mr. and Mrs. Mauriee Scoby, room. fever; long-term prophylaxis with penicil- February 20, 'a son. more widely prevalent among women than A number of the doctors of the among men. This form of heart disease, lin and sulfa drugs can bar repeat attacks Mr. and Mrs. John Carson,.Feb. for those who have had the disease. community have started a library incidentally, is the one most often en- ruary 21, a daughter. of interest to parents and friends countered among the adult population of Your Heart Foundation played a key Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacDonald of retarded children Tbese books Canada. it is estimated that some I.~ role in research leading to better under- February 22, a daughter. are available to anyone and may million Canadians hove high blood pres- standing of hypertension and in formulot- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Archam- be obtained from the classroom su re. .ing strategy for the war on rheumatic bault,' February 23, a son. at Cassie Hall School. Women have a slight edge over men in fever. But knowledge is only half the two categories, high blood pressure and battle. Making certain that knowledge is rheumatic heart disease. applied On behalf of those who can benefit The other side of the coin is b~ighter, by it is the other half -- perhaps on even however. more vital half. This is why your Heart Research advances of the past two de- Foundation devotes much effort to educa- 5c to $1.00 cades have scored the greatest advances tional work among both the public and the in just these areas of cardiovascular dis- health professions and seeks to develop ease, with women getting the lioness' share community programs so that what has of the dividends. been learned through research may be utilized as widely as possible. * The death rate from hypertension Your Heart Foundation's key message: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25- The Women's World Day of Preye~ and hypertensive heart disease went down see your doctor regularly. Only your doctor between 1950 and 1962 from 40.4 to 18.0 will 'be held at ~e Salvation Army Kamloops; Mrs. Jerry his parents when he was a small ceased him in April 1963. Perreault, Vancouver; one sister 40 % OFF boy. He moved to Canada in the Honorary pallbearers w e r e : and three brothers. There are 23 LONG and SHORT SLEEVES --- PLAIN and PRINT early lg00's and was married in Nevelen Sturgeon of Rose Lake grandehilden and three great Strome, Alberta in 1908. He lived and Frank Mann of Burns Lake. grandchildren. 1966 TE.RRACE "Qmineca" BRITISH COLUMB IA Pa e Three Shower Honodng Local Brlde.Elect • BOWLING • A miscellaneous shower honor- J MIXED, "C" LEAGUE g bride.elect Miss Sherrl Vagg, hose marriage to Herman .On- Johnny's Welding ...... 51 eln will take place February 26, Optimists ...... 43 as held last Tuesday evening at Terrace Radiator ...... 40 Le home of Mrs. C. A. William. Vikings ...... :... 37 in. Those attending the shower Road Runners ...... 35 ere: Marie Jordan Vickl Smith, T. C.'s ...... 34 ~ace Zanish, Alayne Wright, Dor. Hywaymen ...... 32 ~n Bridlow, Gloria Michaluk, No. See. Eros ...... 16 tuna McAdam, Millie Reed, Chris Ladies high single, raison, Mrs. Green, Eleanor G. Ovelson ...... 225 ~emper, Mrs. C. North, Mary necn, Sharon Brown, Brit Dra- Mens high single, set, M. ~geau and £ Crosby. P. Davies ...... 201 Unable to attend, but sending Ks were: Fay McEachern, Barb ~Millan, Mrs. Pritrhett, ,Mrs. Lmpbeli, Mrs. 'MeVey, M r s. Tired? Sluggish? ~ppe, Miss Fagan, Mrs. Richard. n, Merilyn Johnstone, Lil Frans- Feel Better Fast m and Miss Danes. When you feel tired, sluggish, headachy, all dragged out-- feel better fast with Carter's l'hrift Shop Needs Little Liver Pills. Gentle, sure Stock Replenishing Carter's Little Liver Pills have The reguler monthly mect~ng of been helping Canadians for well over 50 years. ills Memorial Hospital Auxiii. Each tiny pill contains y was held Monday night in the Carter's exclusive formula that ~spital dining room with Mrs. has a very special action on i Phillips presiding. PLENTY OF FUN FOR ,EVERYONE at the regular dancing parties of the Skeena Square your liver. This special action Mrs. W. McRae reported on the Dance club. This photo shows some of the gaiety prevalent at the annual Valentine stimulates the liver bile. Keeps Dance party and gradu0tion ceremony held last week in Clarence Michiel auditorium. it flowing freely. Aids the 'hrift Shop" and stressed the Next dance night is scheduled for Saturday, March 5. functioning of your digestive .~ed for more used clothing. Any- (club photo) system. Eases away that tired, le with donations could hand upset, sluggish feeling. Helps Lem into the Thrift Shop on Sat- (Chiefs). you fee.1good again. -',o the next time you feel :days from 11 a.m. to § p.m. or Most valuable player, G. Grant tired, slug~"h, headachy, take ave them at Anthon's Beauty Kitamaat Athletic Kitamaat Village. Carter's Lnttle Liver Pills and ~rlour-in the Lazelle Shopping High scorer, G. Grant (70 points), feel better fast. Carter's Little mtre. Kitamaat Village. Liver Pills, only 49~. Candystripers were represented Takes Hoop Award Most sportsman like team, t the meeting. They reported on Prince Rupert Chiefs. m work of their group and the The sixth annual Terrace Invitational Basketball Tour- Consolation PHze, Columbia Cel. uccess of the bake sale held last nament came to an exciting climax on Saturday, February lulose. .~riday in Terrace Co~p. 19 when the Kitamaat Athletiq Club downed the Prince .Rupert Tournament "Derksens Jewelers R 's Mrs. J. Nieholson, convanor of Chiefs 66-55. Trophy, Kitamaat Village. ;he annual dance committee, an- The KAC took an early lead in at 6:30 p.m. Friday when the A~CORDIOhll & GUITAR Kitimat YMCA grabbed an excit- nounced that the dance to be held the game and although the Chiefs STUDIO. on May 6 would be named the ing 5248 victory over the Terrace CENTENNIAL MEMO put up a determined effort, with a LICENSED Celgar team in the final five min- "Frisco Frolic" in keeping with margin of only three points sep- HMS Plumper, an auxiliary the entertainment planned. utes of overtime play. steam sloop operating on this P.O. Box 2264, 4550 Greig Ave. arating the two teams at one point (Across from Terrace Co-op) in the game, they could not match The second game saw Kitamaat coast between 1857 and 186'I was the dazzling performance of the Village swamp Aiyansh 78~t2 engaged mainly in survey opera. Phones: Village sparked by G. Grant who while the Rupert Chiefs took a tions. Her name was given to nine Bus. VI 3.2234.-.Home Vi 3.6434 6regg's iakelse Service chalked up 2S points. lop-sided 77-43 victory over the bays, coves, harbors, islands and TERRACE, B.C. OPEN DALLY TO 11 P.M. 'Bisons in the final game of the passages. (eft) The consolation finals held Sat- evening. FOR GROCERIES AND .GAS urday at 7:30 p.m. saw Columbia Old Lakelso Rd~Phone Vl 3.697| Cellulose top the Kitimat Bisons Saturday at 10:00 a.m. the first 63-46. round of the tournament was com- (c32) pleted when the Prince .Rupert ~-v~ ~ -vr w--~--- - Play in the tournament began Sunrisers defeated Hazelton All- Stars 77-56. The Bisons and Columbia Cellu...... is advanced to the final: ~onsolation round by de- iazelton 56-42 and Aiyansh pectively. and Sunrisers were eli- from the tournament .~ Village topped YMCA Vogue Studio d the Chiefs gained a 64-55 decision over the Cameras . Film , the winners advancing urnament final. Photo Albums . Wedding Albums MENT AWARDS 'earn No. 2 -- F. Philpot, Frames . Flash Bulbs elgar); E. Smith, guard Village); G. Neumann, Bisons); P. Gurney, for- ~iefs); R. Reese, centre Village). fA£f LASTS Tills WEFI( ONI. Y Team No. 1 -- It Mc. d (Chiefs); H. Champoux ,lgar); G. Grant,• forward KALUM ST. Vl 3-681 ! Village); T. Shenton, Chiefs); A. Helin, centre

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Phone VI3- work. $425 or best offer. Phone with kitchen facilities. Also, self. 19" Rogers Majestic portable LTD. Vl 3-5655. 5967 for further information. V718.~,68 after 6 p.m. p31 contained furnished apartments. TV ...... $151 Phone VI 3.6668. ctf LOTS OF LOTS WE WILL take anything of value, Washing machines that really i work ...... $11 :~ ACRE -- 100 x 340 -- STEAL as part or down payment, on a GATEWAY COURT -- One & two Pfaff ZigZag sewing machine. at $950, $95 dn., $25 per too. INSURANCE a car or truck. Phone VI 8.2801. bedroom furnished suites. Rea- sonable summer and winter $69.95. NOW ...... $ 51 THOP~NHILL -- several lots in elf Just reeeivedt 23" Royalmont school area -- priced from COMPRESSION: is the essence MONTHLY rates. Ph. VI3-6405 of expression; as a general Two weeks old. Was b350. Yc $1,570. for ...... $251 BENCH -- several large lots serv- rule the less a man has to say, the more words he uses * WANTED TO RENT Attraction Silvertone Hi.Fi $61 iced by town water from $1,500 KEYSTONE Used Ashley heaters at great on terms. to say it. The kernel of an argument ought to be found WANTED TO rent a 2 or 8 bed- COURT tugs. Winter.end discount. THORNHILL REALTY LTD. in a nutshell. room house, $60 - ~80 a month VI 3.5655 by March 3. Phone collect to APARTMENTS For ALL your insurance needs, Mr. Dale at 385-7909, Victoria. be they large or small, con. c31 TerT~/ce NEW SUBDIVISION [ tact THORNHK~ I~ALTY Parlement... Sewer and Water LTD. at VI 3-5655 or evenings WANTED TO rent or lease. 3,000 Featuring 6~ Modern Suites and weekends VI3.5181. to 4,630 sq. ft. of clean ware. 23 FT. CRUISING sailboat, rol Underground Wiring ond bottom stripe planked, keel l ~4' frontage & up $2,700 & up house space in good industrial location. Wrfle Advertiser Box Heated Covered Swimming last, built 1963 with auxiliary ~HORNHILL REALTY LTD. 323, Terrace Herald. p31 Pool board motor. 275 square VI 3-5655 Dacron sails, fully equipped • WANTED TO BUY FOUR OR FIVE bedroom house cruising. Price includes dinl with basement or storage space, Phone: VI 3.5224 after 6:00 p.m. etc. Price $2,300.00 or nee WELL-BUILT three b e d r o o m by reliable party. Phone VI3. between 8 e.m. and 6 p.m. offer. Owner leaving Kiti house with one bedroom base- WANI~_,D TO purchase for cash 5718 after 8 p.m. or on week- Vl 3-6381 ctf March 4. Please Phone 814, ment suite. Presently re~ted for a 2 bedroom house on half acre ends. st/ timat. or more. Phone VI 3-2258. Local ['RAILER SPACE, close in to a~ $235.00 per month. Mortgage 54. p31 available with approximately conveniences, no dogs. Phone VI ONE ONLY 19 inch portable TV. $6,000.00 down. Phone VI 3-5951. MAUSER ME~,ITARY pistol model • WANTED 3-5350. eft Type "Philco". Phone VI 3-2656. p31 1895 to 1905 Calibre 7.63 mm or 0NE-BEDROOM s e m i - furnished FIRST CLASS 3 bdr. home in 9 mm. Would like model with ACREAGE WANTED. Unimproved suites with hot and cold water, U~ttIGHT F/~DGE, 19 inch TV, excellent cond., only 3 yrs. detachable shoulder .stock. Good and remote lots purchased• Send propane heat. Suitable "for small washing machine, Peerless; Me. condition. Phone VI 3.2826. p31 exact location and price to D. families. 4456 Lakelse Ave, Ter. • ,tear 1958 sedan. Best offer, old. Features finished self- F. Mullin, Box 156, Toronto 5, contained suite in basement CASH FOR SCRAPS copper, brass, Ontario. p38 race. Call VI3.2488. eft Phone VI 3-6056. c33 presently renting at $100 per lead, aluminum, radiators; we too. Payments on the present WILL GIVE room to carpenter in I~OR LAPIDARY jewellery phone salvage your waste. O.K. Used exchange for part-time work in VI 3-6879. sff agreement are only $125 per Goods, Terrace, B.C. Phone YI • MISCELLANEOUS home. Phone VI 3.6879. sff too. -- take it over and live 3-5816. p34 like a king for $25 per mo. OSBORNE'S GUEST HOUSE For prompt efficient service. Full price $21,000. WORKING MOTH~ Comfortable rooms in quiet, re. NORTHERN RUBBER STAMP WE DEVELOP and train your Will pick up and deliver. Con- ATTRACTIVE 2 bdr. home, • SALVAGE sidential area. 2812 Hall St., VI children. We are dependable. 3.2171. eft tact Tess Brousseau. Phone very nicely finished, features We haven't missed a day since VI3-6879, or leave at the fireplace, w o o d paneling, FOR SALE -- as is where is -- September 8. Try our services. "Herald" office downstairs. auto-oil heat, 220 wiring, .½ fire damaged 8 x 27 ft. Scotia Uplands Baptist Day Care COn- stt acre lot nicely treed. Full Mobile Home located at Kitwan. tre. Phone VI 3.6685. c31 price $14,000- $4,000 dn. $100 per mo. ga, see Vern Hobeushield for Notice to the Public Rentals HP~H AND JACKPINE firewood, permission to inspect. Send bids FOR temporary roof repairs call cut any length to order. Phone THORNHILL REALTY LTD. to McLaren & Lockie Insurance Gateway Motel at VI 3-6172, and Garden tillers -- cement mixer VI 3-6879. sff VI 3-6655 Adjusters, Box 2378, Smithers, ask for our representative Dan B.C., Attention: Len Hayward. Lansall. Steve Parzentny, Roof- -- power saws -- pumps -- • HELP WANTED--Female e31 ing Co. Ltd. cff lighting plants -- garden trac- ROOF LEAKING? Needing repairs? i tor and harrows -- hand tools. RESTLESS? Looking for a new in- Do it yourself with "Zone" a pro. terest? Representing Avon Cos- duet of Southwestern Petrole. REYNOLDS ELECTRIC metics can open a whole new urns. Sold in 150 countries guar- world to you.., and be profit- Armstrene'5 terrier... anteed for eight years. Phone 2903 South Kelum -- Terrace cff able too. Write Advertiser Box your Zone representative E. L. 306, Terrace Herald.. c31 Polding at VI 3.6833 or VI 3.,r~18 after 6 p.m. eft ~ANTED MEDICAL assistant in • MACHIHERY doctor's office; typing necessary MOBILE HOME MOVING. Loealq • qualification. Apply in own hand and long distance hauling. Phone writing to Advertiser, Box 317, ~'agan, VI 3-6463, eft. Terrace Herald.' et~ BUY AND BUILD the outstanding ! LADY OVER 25, to represent na- $1,500 .BUYS this two4~lroom ~ome on extra large sub. Suburban Homes for as low as dividabie lot on A~ar Avenue• $3,780.00. For the 1964 catalogue tionaliy known car rental agen-! and information write to Subar. cy, must be neat dn appearance.! ban Building Products Ltd., S.S. have clean driver's record, t~p~q 75' LOT ON beauti~ttl Bench area $180 down, low monthly ing and sales experienee ami payments. No. 1, Sanderson Road, Prince George, B.C., or phone LOgan pleasing personality. When re- 4-6300. eft D. S. ASHE TRUCKING LTD. plying, state ag% marital status ~,000 DOWN ,buys t~his well built 1,200 eq. ~, home, full and references to Advertiser.J Box 324, Terrace Herald• e31 basement, ear port, hardwood floors and ma~y extras. FREZELL'S GUITAR STUDIO HAS AVAILABLE the following , Phone VI 3-2828 late model heavy duty equiP:.. ° ,,o,~ ...... VA~UE -- VJ~LUE -- VALUE D~plex two~bodrooms, Ask for Grog 1~1 ment, on hourly or contract I wvaR ~rArq s r~ excellent revenue, owner lives free, brand new and beauti- basis. 4 yd., Koehring scooper. I- --~ * NOTICE 3½-yd., 71B shovel. 3-yd., 126Al~vn~,~,,r~r~ .k^.,k.--.~ ,.---~ fully finished, priced for quick and immediate sale. Micingan• loader on rubber. 3-yd. I ~.2.fbJ~ ~JLttU2AI...... ~.~ J~ OitlUL I,UaglM ° b,y~/~b ce~ laod~ ^. +.~nb. 11..A I avallame zor z - u hOurS tour flll;'r) r~nr d,, evenings a week l-none vA~. CHOICE .INVESTMENT -- seven lots all sub-dlvided, in excel- M~RCH 23 - 26. Terrace Musiq ...... mp EucHds. D81 6316 ..... " --- lent area, $10,500. Festival. Would anyone requiz Cat, with dozer and bush blade, curing me uay. e~l ing the services of official ac D9 Cat, with dozer and bush companist Jean Harrod, Gem blade and' ripper. Air traca and • rn~,,.,r_ ,:...,.,~.e (}AFE LEASE, owner leaving, make aa offer, sacrifice. Del., Terrace book rehearsal and C ompre~ors. Grader. Contact ~a*VmllliXl~ IVi|~ II performance time with her ira. either of the following. D. Ashe, TWO.BEDROOM HOME, fireplace, Immaculate, on ~-acre lot, mediately, e31 P:O. Box 2421, Smithen, B.C. A SPECIAL meeting for all Tar- only ~,000 down. rhone 84.7-~00, or D. ~__Asnc, race Film Council members. TO W~OM IT MAY CONCERN: ~vu uanemu t,Tesent, J(d(. x Monday, Mureh 14, at 7:30 p.m. Take notice that on and after North Surrey. Phone 595-6593. in the Riverside School. This Armstrong Agencies (Terrace), Ltd. this date I, John L. French, of c31 meeting will decide the future 4742 Straume Ave. Terrace, B~. of the Film Council. c33 Evenings Phone --VI 9-2992 - VIB-5668 - VI B-2819 •will not be responsible for any g-V 100 SKAGIT yarder with 165 3237 Kalum St. - Terrace, B.C. Ph. VI 3-6722 debts incurred or contracted for Cummins deisel complete with FFd~TURE SHOWING at Tillicun{ in my name by any person other Gearmatlc;new sleigh, com- Theatre mqtinee thls ~I! WE ARE NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION ACROSS FROM B.C. TEL than myself. Dated at Terrace, pletely rigged ready to go; Saturday will be "Battle coth~of B.C. this 23 day of February terms arranged. Phone VI3- Villa Florita" from 2 to 4 p~ 1965. John L. French 1)31 2,234. cff 1966 TERRACE, "Omineca" HEIR/,LD t TERRAC._E~ BRITISH COLUMBIA Page Seve,,

• P~tSONAL " j® U~d,S • LEGAL

tt~Lu~ FaOM discomfort of vm/. 'I m BE TEE ESTATJ$ O~ NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER cose .velm, swollen legs, with i TJ~T])~S addressed steck. lugs. Tapered tension gives high to the undersigned and marked fashion appearance with down. TAKE NOTICE that as Admin "TENDER FOR FISHERY I.R. NO. to.earth comfort. At a moderate istrator, duly appointed by the 2% will be received up to 3:00 price. MI.95 at Terrace Drugs. Court, of the Estate of John p.m. (PST) on Wednesday, March ~~. Csink~ deeessed, late of the Mun. 9, 1966, for the right to cut ap- [eipality of Terrace, In the Pro. proximately 285,000 cubic feet of Y p, with ~ a ~mce of British Columbia, who Spruce, Hemlock, Balsam and new lanolin scalp treatmenL Sat- died In Terrace. British Columbia, Cedar on the Fishery I.R. No. 2, .mtaction or money bask. ~Y,5 on the 20th day of November, now called Dalk-Ka-Glla.Quoeun jar, at Terrace Drugs. 1965, I require all creditors and situated on the west bank of the Kitsumkaylum River near Terrace • others having claims against the B.C. ENGAGEMMNT said estate to send the same to me properly verified, at the address Tender forms and farther par- ANNOUNCEMEi~I' ticulars may be obtained from Ben mentioned below on or before Bolton, P.O. Box 1778, Terrace, noon of the 17th day of March, B.C., or the Indian Superintendent, AND. Ml~. Alex Grant of 1966, after which date I shall pro- Terrace Indian Agency, Terrace, Vancouver, B.C., are pleased to teed to distribute the estate to B.C. announce the engagement of those entitled by law, having re- The highest or any tender not their eldest daughter, Sharmn gard only to such claims of which necessarily accepted. Donna to Gordon James Pollard, I shall then have been notified. Dated at Terrace, B.C. this 7th of Port Alberni, son of ~r. and AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE day of February, 1966. Mrs. Thomas Pollard of Clinton, that all .persons indebted to the Ben BOlton, for • B.C. The wedding will take said estate are required ~orw~t~ Kitsumkaylum Band Council .place In the Fall of .Ig66. e31 their indebtedness to me Dated at Prince Rupert, British P.O. BOx 1778 Columbia, this 27th day of Janu- Terrace, B.C. c33 ary, 1966 Official Administrator imTISH MORTGAGES LTD. buys County of Prince Rupert Agreements for Sale and existing Prince Rupert Miss Vagg Honored Mortgages, including out of 19 Besner Block town: write 300-5600 Dathousie P.O. Box 546 Road, Vancouver 8, elf Prince Rupert, B.C. c31 Prior To Wedding DRTGAGE MONEY for new con- Miss Sharon Vagg, whose mar. structlon AVAILABLE. Write to riage to Herman Onsteln takes Suburban Building Products Ltd. OFFFER FOR TRUCK place on Saturday, February 26, S.S. No. 1, Box 38, Prince OFFERS: plainly marked on the was guest of honor at a miscellan- George, B.C. eft envelope, "Offer on P.T. No. 171" eous shower held recently at the will be received by the under- home of Mrs. F. Keating. Hostess, LEGALS signed up to 5 P.M. March 4, 1963, Mrs. Keating was assisted by her Robert Goulet (left) stars as American secret agent David March, for the following truck, located sister Mrs, B. Birch, who was in Blue Light, a Second World War spy drama seen Wednesdays "as is and where is" at the De. visiting from Vancouver. on the CBC-TV network. This is the first dramatic role in a television IN RE THE ESTATE OF partment of Highways Yard, Ter- MARCdT CZINK During the evening, games were series for the popular Singer who rocketed to stardom in the Broad- race, B.C. played and a most enjoyable time way musical Camelot. T DECEAS,~D, IN~T.-,S~ATE 1956 Internltionil Travelall, Re. i ~J£E NOTICE that as Admin- ference No. S-1554. spent, highlighted by a phone call Lrater, duly appointed by the from Mrs. Vagg's parents, Mr. and 100 per cent membership. ~art, of the To view or for further informa. . Estate of Margit tlon, contact the office of the l~s- Mrs. Len Hayward of Smithers. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Many inquiries are being made ,.ink, ueceased, late of the Mun. An original poem "Fiances into about the Legion's building plans. ipality of Terrace, in the Pro- trict Superintendent, Department vmce of British Columbia, who of_Highways,Li Terrace," B.C.' • Husbands" was presented to the Sid Sheasby tells us that his com- died in ,rococo o,~,.h ,-,^,.._~.... I cence and registration ~ not bride.to.be by Mrs. R. Mason. Miss mittee is investigating every pos- ou:- duu~,__ -~..-~--j~.,UtG ~ay ,-,.,p.._~.~.,_um~,, 9Z PfOvumaur, l included and it is a condition of Vagg was seated beneath a bower sible means of improving present 1965 I - uire all cr .... [sale that all Government zdenti. Dispatch , ~ emmrs ann, fication ...... of pink and white wedding bells facilities, but that final decisions others having claims against the l.. ue removeo from me ven- and streamers to receive her many by Poul Bogelund must wait until the Zoning prob- said estate to send the same to. me ~Ic~fers must lovely gifts. lems have been clarified and fin- properly verifies, at me anaress~ . be accompanied by alized. For obvious reasons, such mentioned below on or before[ a ©e/tiffed Cheque or money order Guests who gathered to honor I noon of the 17th day of March, I made payable to the Minister of Miss Vagg included the Mesdames: All across Canada efforts are l important legislation cannot be 1966, after which date I shall pro. ] Finance for 10% of the bid.. M. Elkiw, S. MeCann, K. Holmes, being concentrated on increasing hurried anal we just have (o gird eeed to distribute the estate to[ TI he highest or any offers will A. McKenzie, D. Hamilton, L. the membership of the Legion. ourselves with patience until we those entitled by law, having re-[not necessarily be accepted, but Braathen; R. Mason, F. Short and Latest Command Bulletin reveals know definitely what we can do gard only to such claims of which [ the hearer of a successful bid will R. Aephson. Sending gifts but un. that Pacific Command (British Co. with our present property. I shall then have been notified. [ be required to pay the S.S. Tax. able to attend were Mrs. P. Smythe lumhia), has more than 50,000 To all veterans with a problem: t.AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE and Mrs. L. Hayward. nat all .persons indebted to the R.G. McKEE, Chairman members o]: its rolls. Although If a veteran, why not a Legionaire? said estate are required to pay Purchasing Commission, this is an all*.time high there is The Legion can help. their indebtedness to me forwith Parliament Buildings, room for improvement, as the Dated at Prince Rupert, British Victoria, B.C. records show that approximately Mental health clinics for chil. Columbia, this 27th day of Janu. Ad. No. 171 -- 65/66 140,000 veterans from World War arY, 1966 February 14, 1966 c31 I and World War II reside in Brit. dren, known as child guidance din. Offldal Administrator zcs, are established in many parts County of Prince Rupert ish Columbia, all of them poten. Prince Rupert tial Legionairas. of Canada. Consultations can be B.C. FOREST SERVICE arranged through the child's school 19 Besner Block RENTAL OF Branch No. 13's membership P.O. Box 546 or local health unit. A series of Prince Rupert, B.C. 031 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT drive is beginning to roll and, not folders, entitled "Child Training" The B.C. Forest Service pro. There to be outdone, the Ladies Auxili. may be obtained from local or pro. SALE OF MINING EQ~ ary also has a drive on; the goal: vincial health departments. BY P~C TENDER poses to rent miscellaneous con. Pursuant to Section 20 of the structlon equipment for work Mineral Act, tenders are invited throughout B.C. during the 1966. for the purel~se of the foUowing 67 fiscal year. The following types abandoned mining equipment on of equipment may be required: is and in the vicinity of the McNeil Crawler tractors, over 65 h.p. 1-4 and Moneymaker 1-3 reverted Scrapers, self. propelled and l~wn granted mineral claims pull, 6 to 30 cu. yd. capacity. s 7516 to 7522, Range 5, Coas Cranes and shovels, % to 4~ District, situate on McNeil Creek cu. yd. capacity. Profit a tributary of the Zymoetz River: Grader, 100 h.p. and over. SUBSCRIBE 840 feet approximately oi Front end loaders, crawler and 1~ inch pipe rubber.tired, I~ to 6 cu. yd. cape- 975 feet approximately of 4 city. . Dump trucks, tandem and single TO THE HERgLD inehl~)(~efeetnin approximately of I axle, 5 to 14 cu. yd. capacity. in inch pipe Gradalls or equivalent. 500 feet appro~mately, of 'Reck drilling equipment, air inch pipe .t~.~s, hammers, compressors -- CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! 1000 feet • approximately of au sff,ee. a inch air pipe Compaction equipment. 1500 feet approximately mine raft Truck weigh scales -, 50 ton. Two-wheel and roar.wheel drive Yearly Subscription $3100 Outside Canada $4.50 1 compressor ~ 300 cubic inch ve~lcles. 1 Air receiver Rentals will normally be on an Herald 1 Pelton wheel m 20 Inch m all-found hourly rate basis. For and fittings dump .trucks, vehicles, and miscel- Miscellaneous fittings a n d laneous equipment where d~ter. scrap ent rate systems are in effect al. Tenders submitted must be ae. teruate rates should be listed. I E ...... I eompauled by the full amount of This is not a formal tender, but Classified the tender plus S .per cent Social equipment owners interested are Service Tax and will be received invited to list their equipment glv. J ADDRESS ...... I in the office of the undersigned lug the following information: or at Box 340, Smithers, B.C. not Make, model, year, and serial I later than 10:30 a.m. on March number of each macbine, Ad " * Cash Enclosed Bill Me gth, 1966. List of attachments. J [] D The highest or any tender will Present l~matlon. I not necessarily .be accepted and Prope~d rental rates. I mm mm m mm m ms mm mm "ms mmm I such tender as may be accepted Bminess telephone number. will be on the condition that the Ph, Vl 3-6357 equipment must be removed from Written subml~flous should be its present position with sk forwarded before March 22, IM6. months after purchase thereof; to: Terrace OMINECA Dated at Smithers, B.C., this 8th Construction Engineer, I Herald day of Februnry, 1966. Engineering Service Division • G. H. Beley, B.C. Forest Service, DRAWER 1177 TERP~CE, B.C. Gold Co~il~lone~2,~ Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. c3: .. ~. -,.w.~,.,.. .¸ ..4 .-. -~..~ ~ • ~,-~..,....~.~...... ~ -..-..-~ ...... ~, o ~ --~.~-.~e, ...... ~.- ~wl ~.- i [ Pa e.Ei ht TERRACE "Ornineca '? BRITISH Terrace i Retailer Hold Re.organization 1 il Over forty representatives of do have the advantage of making Terrace businesses met in ~m'~, up-.their own minds. They can Restaurant last Thursday :/far an make tl~eir own decisions with no excellent dinner, followed by are. limLtations except maybe your organization_ of the Merchant~! bank manager." Association. Mr. Pousette pointed.out, "This Ev Clift, heading the "~t~ring is a fabulous gathering, everyone committee," chaired the meeting. pre~ent with no less than five Bob Elkins read an outline of con- years business experience." He siderations which the committee urged the group to work together had prepared. He pointed out that and thus "make Te~rrace .the ~ocal the purpose of organizing was "To centre of the whole north." develop an effective local organi- ELECTION OF OFFICERS zation of retailers and other repre- • The following officers were sentative businesses in Terrace elected by ballot: President, Norm which would promote and effect Miller; vice president, Bob Sheri- an active business commhnity for dan; directbrs, Doug Townsend, Terrace and take itg place as a .Gordon McConnell, Curley Cox, responsible party in the town's Ed Wood and Mrs. Elsie Ander- development." son. Mrs. Gordon Quick was un- GUEST SPEAKER animously re - elected secretary. John Pousette, Municipal admin. treasurer. istrator, was guest speaker. He Annual dues were set at $25. A spoke on the "money making role membership drive will be held. of the merchant" stating that A name for the organization will every merchant', is a business be decided at the next meeting. manager and must be a specialist in ~nany fields. CENTENNIAL MEMO He said, "In large business A disastrous fire at New West~ there are all sorts of technical minster September 11, 1898, com- experts, and although the small pletely demolished the business businesses do not have these, they section of the town. HOPEFUL OF GAINING h/tORE HONORS, Terrace's Tsirns- yon Maids will attempt to raise $2,000 to finance a trip to Vancouver in March when they will participate in. the B.C. Basketball Championships. A bottle drive .is scheduled for Saturday, February 26 and a bakesale is planned for March 5. Plans are also underway for a tag day. Shown here, left to right, back row: Nico Seinen, manager, Marita Graner, II I' forward, Monique Therien, forward, Sally Bush, centre, Pat Gair, centre, Martha Duffus, forwa.rd, Anka Troelstra, far'ward, and Mr. A. Cameron, coach; kneeling forwa,rd are Nicky Sluyter, guard, Gall Macdonald, guard, Gebrg~na Oleksewich, guard, and Barbara Haugland, guard. ' (staff vhoto) It Doesn't Matter How Norrington Honored They Change The At ChamberDinner Boundaries Magistrate C. J. Norrington Was honc~red with a life membership in the Terrace and District Chamber of Com- merce at the annual meeting of the Chamber in Veritas auditorium on Friday, February 18. ... WE'LL BE THERE ! President Robert Christi made the presentation following a mo- tion by W. H. Spencer who com- mended Mr. Norrington for his long and faithful service as an PARKER'S active member for 20 years and TERRACE - KITIMAT - PRINCE RUFERT nine months~ The president also paid tribute "Always FIRST with B.C.'s BEST" to Mrs. Norrington, an active '64 Pontiac Perlsienne Sport 2-dr. '65 Acadian Sedan -- V-8, auto. member in the early days, and Hardtop, V-8, auto., bucket seats. 8,000 miles. still contributing her services as "65 Ford Custom S00 Sedan ~ V-8 LOnlyike new...... $800 Down pianist. auto., radio. Clean. Only 12,000 '64 Galaxie ~00 Fordor Sedan ~d ENTERTAINING SPEAKER miles ...... $850 Down V-8, auto., power equipped. Very Close to 180 people attending cleon. Radio and snow tires. the annual installation and ban. '65 Volkswagen Deluxe Tudor ONLY ...... $800 Down Only 15,000 miles, gas heater, ww quet enthusiastically applauded tires. 1 owner driven $600 Down '63 C~loxie Sedan ~ V-8, auto., guest speaker, Willard E. Ireland, radio, snow tires, British Columbia's well- known '63 Yolks 1500 Tudor ~ Economy low mileage ...... $700 Down librarian and archivist. C. J. NORRINGTON plus! ...... $450 Down '64 Ford 9-Pass. Wagon -- V-8, Mr. Ireland with wit and humor •.. honored '63 Econoline Bus ~ Very good ! auto., electric tailgate. Exception- outlined the reasons for the two were at hand at each table set- Only ...... $500 Down ally neat and cleon .... $800 Down forthcoming Centennials -- B.C.~s ting. President Christl, who took birthday and the 100th anniver- LOOK, LOOK . . . try your down payment over duties of president in April l sary of Confederation. It was not from Vaughan Smith, gave an in- '63 Chew II Tudor '60 aids Tudor H.T. '58 Chev Sedan -- 6, standard '62 Rambler Sedan, auto. '59 Ford 4-Door Wagon '58 Ford Sedan Delivery a dull history, but an entertaining teresting and informative report '60 Ford Sedan '59 Ford Sedan word picture of how British of the Chamber's activities during Columbia's boundaries had em- 1065. WRECKS-.-Open To Offers... erged through the amalgamation Magistrate C. J. Norrington duly '59 Pontiac 6 Tudor - '57 Buick Tudor H.T. of four sections of the country -- installed the following members Two '60 VmJxholl Victors and how, in a tussle with New to office for 1966: Re.elected pre. Westminster, Victoria had been sident, Robert Christl, first vice TRUCKS GALORE named the province's capital. The president Frank Skidmore and '62 Chev Pickup,3.spRd, A.1 '60 Ford ~.Ton, 4.opoad < tricky asides in Mr..Ireland's nar- '64 GMC %.Ton, 4.speed '58 Chev Pickup, 3.speed second vice president Ran Jeph~ '64 IHC Pickup, 3-spmJd '63 Ford Pickup,loaded, custom cab rative kept his audience in con- son. t stant laughter, but at the same Don Steele, who will be leaving time lost none of its informative shortly for Vancouver, was content. ored with the presentation of On thanking the speaker Dick certificate of merit ~or his faith PARKER" Mason commented, "If history ful service as past i)resident anc could be taught in the schools as committee chairman• entertainingly all would pass with Guarantee! Three Salesmen To Serve You. top marks." Phone Vl 3-2801 Phone Vl 3-2801 Other guests included AI Hie- key, western representative of the FOR FRIENDLY,, E Canadian Chamber of Commerce, SERVICE O. Ho~kins, president, and John Gray, secretary of the Northwest Chambers, as well as Chamber re. // presentatives from Prince Rupert UplandsSt0re IL and Kitimat. Officials of the Muni- 4920 HALLIWELL cipality attended in a group, as OPEN DALLY 'TILI I :30 ! did the Johnny Wlmams curling rink, which performed so' well in "Where Yoar Dollar the B.C. playoffs. Cup M re" CHAMBER BUSINESS Copies of committee ropom :Don't Pay Mow. For B.C. Medallion The price' o~ the British Co- lumbla Centennial medallion is 48 cenf~, plus two cents taxr and not a penny more. This statement was issued by the provincial centennial com. mittee following reports that "profiteers" ere selling the medallions for is much as $I each. February 18, 1966 The souvenir medallion is Most employees in the govern. provided local centennial com. ment service refrain from making mifleea for resale with the pro- criticisms of their supedors, at fits going toward centennial least they refrain from doing this in public. activities. In the various annual reports which government departments make ,there are invariably no ob. jections to govex;nment policy, no questions raised as to whether or what's not something might be changed, no recommendations ~bout chang. life like es. All the reports are bland, Ken. THESE FIVE LITTLE KIDS visited the Herald office last Saturday afternoOn ~ the day in the tle and usually laudatory of the after were born. Three of the baby goats ore triplets. They arrived F.riday morning past year's activities. they on the Frank Peters farm on Graham Avenue. The other two were born later in the To find a report ~vhich differs afternoon. (staff photo) from the norm is something quite ~nusual and I think, deserving of Sf¢OND SfCTION .'omment. I say this ~beesuse it is R,C.M.R? )bvious, from the particular re- ort to .which I make mention, TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD at public comment ~s necessary. TOUGH? YES. is also necessary because the Wednesday, February 23, 1966 port sounds so desperate, albeit FOR ANYBODY? NO. ICouched in words of restraint. I The report to which I refer is GOOD PAY? YES. that of the Director of investiga. HowardWonts OO Left In $/ceesa tion and research, an office esta- Frank Howard MP for Skeeno, Wednesday filed o motion ORDINARYJOB? NO. blished by the Combines InvestS. in the House of C ~mons to have theElectoral Boundaries gation Act. FINE CAREER? YES. Commission ,for B.C. reconsider the proposal to remove the The director and his staff in- Queen Charlotte Islands from the riding of Skeena and place vestigate price4ixing and other them in the new riding of A career in the Royal Canadian c~iminal practices which are in Coost-Chilcotin. of the Queen Charlotte Islands restraint of .trade. His staff is a have with .the mainland area of Mounted Police is no picnic. sort of special police force involv. Tbo procedure followed by Mr. the province contiguous to, and Neither is it grim. You like it--or ed in investigating particular of. Howard is set out in .the Electoral including, the City of Prince you don't.There's no in-between. fences against the criminal law of Boundaries 'Re-adjustment Act and Rupert. The force selects young men who will be followed up by a debate in Canada. (2) The commission f~iled to~ DAVID L. G. PORTER, C.A. measure up to its standards--and As dn any other police work he the House at which time Mr. How- give full and proper consideration offers these men a life that's and his staff must track down ard will outline detailed reasons to population growth trends and 'NEW PARTNER in .the .firm of rewarding and satisfying, a career clues, interpret thefli, conduct ex, why th~ Queen Charlottes• Should failed to exercise tully its author. Rose, ,Gale & Co., David L. G. ! they're proud to pursue. If you remain in Skeena. tensive research and .build up Sty under 'Section 13 of the Elect. Porter, C.A., has been a resi; like the out of the ordinary, if you facts to support their case -- There ~ollows a copy of ,the oral Boundaries Re-adjustment Act dent of Terrace on the staff of have a basic respect for law and facts which must hold up in court. motion filed by Mr. Howard, which insofar as the relationship or the order, if you like people, if you He needs, for this work, an was signed by nine other MP's Queen Charlotte Islands to the the firm since October 1, 1964. like working with other men as a able, efficient and specially train- of the .New Democratic Party. mainland area of the province con- Mr. Porter was admitted to the team, if you are self-reliant, if you ed staff and says so in his annual Ten MP's are required to have tiguous to, and inclucting, the City Alberta ,Institute of Chartered like learning new things, if you report. such a motion put to the House. of Prince Rupert is concerned. Accountants in 1950 following love Canada and all our country Let me quote some sections That, pursuant to Section 20 of (3) The commission, by seek- graduation. He practised in .Ed- stands for--You may make the from the report: the Electoral Boundaries Re.ad. ing to place the Queen Charlotte monton and Whitehorse, y.q'. grade with the R.C.M.P. Why not "A continuing shortage of qual- justment Act (Chapter 31, Statutes Islands in Coast,Chilcotin, fails to find out? ified professional staff available of Canada 1964-65), consideration before com,ing to Terrace. He appreciate that this would demar. ii to undertake the prosecution of be given 'by this House to the cate and divorce the Queen Char. is married and has a family of inquiries and other enforcement matter of an objection .to the pro. lotte Isl~.r:ds from the mainland four. Mr. Porter is 2nd vice pre- Ask at your nearest R.C.M.P. activities has affected the progress vision of the report of the Elector. office or write to: area et Coast-Chilcotin for .the sident of Terrace ,Lions Club of some inquiries. In some cases al Boundaries Commission for the reasons that the Queen Charlotte The Commissioner .~. inquiries have been delayed and Province of British Columbia, laid ,Islands have no direct geographlc, and a director of Terrace Arena Royal Canadian in others it has meant that the before this House by Mr. Speaker social, or economic ties or compa. Association. staff photo i~tiation of new inquiries has on Wednesday, January 19, 1966, Mounted Police ~T. ~ ttbilities with the other parts of Ottawa 7, ~~ been limited ,by the resources for the reasons hex'einafter sped. Coast.Chilcotin. Canada will h~ave the largest which can be made available at fled. pavilion at Expo. Ontario the time. (1) The commission f~iled to "... it has become necessary give full and .proper attention to Around the Town to set up .priorities in order to the geographic, social, and eeono. Friends of old.timer Ross keep the work of the combines mic connections which the people Thompson are pleased to see him branch flowing ahead ,with the re. around again following a sojourn suit that some inquiries . . . are in Vancouver General Hospital temporarily by-passed until re- ance to enforce the 'law rigidly is where he underwent surgical sources become available to take that .it is aimed at the friends of treatment. them up again and move them for- the 'Liberal party, friends who run ward." the corporate affairs of this coon. Louise and Karin Gair flew north Mr. Henry, the director wouldn't try, friends who finance the Lib. by C.P. Airlines from Victoria to dream of making such a comment erals. attend their grandfather's funeral in his annual report unless the say, good for ,Mr. Henry for in Rose Lake on February 14. They situation were desperate -- and bringing this matter of a staff returned south on Tuesday's it is. It becomes imperative, there. shortage to .public view. plane. fore, that government heed this warning for every time that .prices I are fixed by collusive action the consumer suffers -- every time a manufacturer ,imposes price main- tenance you, the customer, pay a higher price -- every time a group of manufacturers restricts produc- PRYDE =, tion the buying public comes off If you are planning to start, expand or second best. modernize a business and you require Ever since the inception of the a term loan to carry out your plans, first Combines Law many years AgTOMOTIVE LTD. ago it has been common practice In KITIJ~4T-PRINCE RUPERT-TERRACEAREA write for this descriptive booklet or for governments to prevent the visit an IDB office. law from being fully enforced. Immediate Shipment Tlds was done in the first instance ON ALL PARTS IN STOCK by not putting teeth into the law. We stock o complete line of genuine Volkswagen parts, It was done in another instance accessories and exchange units for all Volksw~gens by refusal, contrary to law, to publish a particular report about p.o. Box 2365 KITI~T Ph. collect 1405 INDUSTRIAL flour milling. It was done in other YOUR ONLY AUTHORIZED inst~pces by. keeping the penalties DEVELOPMENTBANK fat the wrist slapping level. • VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 27 BRANCHOFFICES ACROSS CANADA The reason that.there is reluet- [ PRINCEGEORGE: 1320 Fifth Avenue -- Telephone563-0641 i:'a~le i0 TERRACE "Omineco" ~ERAI.Dr TERRACEr BRITISH COLUMBIA V~ednesdoyr Februor~ 23 i ~!~

I I More Contracts Let YUE H For P.G,-Glenannan TRACT,,'.,R PARTS LTD. Two contracts totalling $270,000 Box 554, Prince George, B.C. have been awarded to clear the Tel. 564-9151, 5M-2612 final $0 miles of right.of-way for B.C. Hydro's 500,000-volt, ll0-mile. COMPLETE long transmissien line from Pr. REBUILDING George to Glenannan Substation. SERVICE MePhail's Construction Co. Ltd,. et~ II II III of Richmond, received a ~140,000 contract covering 315 acres of the route, and Zanatta-Dobbs Clearing & Bulldozing Ltd., of B.urnsby, were awarded a ~130,000 contract for a 37&acre seetien. Both por- tions of r~ght-of-way are on the extreme west end of the route, in the Fraser Lake-Endako region. This ~s the eleventh month of Five previous clearing con- the 1965-66 fiscal year, a year tracts, covering the first 80 miles which ends on March 31., Usually of the transmission line west by this time MP's have finished from Prince George, were award. with the year's governmental ex- penditures, h a v i n g examined ed during late 1965 and early them, spoken about them, agreed G. RICHARD MATFHEWS GEORGEMARTIH GREER 1966. or disagreed about them, and pass- George Murtin Greer ,has ,been a10~oin1~d secretary of Columbia The new transmission line will ed them. This year, though, things are Cellniese Company, ~l.dmited and G. Richard Matt~ews as assistant parallel the existing 60,000-volt secretary in a recent aunouneemen~ .by ..Mr. Harry Bowler, vice- line that now serves Vanderhoof different. We have just a few days STRUTHERS president, finance and administration: Mr. Gree~ was and Endako, seven miles south of ago commenced the consideration edu~ted in WELDING Glenannan. Built to §00,000-volt of the estimates of expenditure Kelowna and Kamloops and received ,his B.A. end LL.B. degrees from Turn Left at Clark Road for the 1965-66 fiscal year. Partly UBC. For s~veral years he was executive officer of credit and real Just off Old Lakalse Lake Road standards, the new power line will be operated initially at 230,000 this 'beginning at the end' stems estate companies in the Interior of B~lti~h Coluu~bia, followed by Phone VI 3.2491 volts. from the back.log of business an association with a Vancouver law firm. He joined Columbia createU by the 1062 and 1963 elec. Cellulose in 1962. Mr. Greer is a member of 4~he Law Society of tions, at which times the estimates British Coinmbia and the Canadian Bar Association. Mr. ,~at~hows for these fiscal years were post- •joined Columbia Cellulose in 1064 as property .manager following poned. seven years in a ~mllar eapaulty with Trans Oil Ptl~e Line Another reason for starting now Moun~in is the fact that we had a long, Con~ny. ,Born in Edmonton, Alberta, he was educated in Vancouver, long, long debate (filibuster real. ~'eduatin~ from I~BC with degrees of ~.A. and .LL.B. lie is a member ly) about the flag which prevented of the Canadian Bar Asseciatton. proper consideration of other business. Still further during 1985 we were working out a series of now I rules and estimates for 108f~6 kept geKing postponed until we got the new rules established for tfie¥ embodied a new committee system for the consideration of Bruno's estimates. We were to start con. sideration of the estimates w'Jien ELECTRICAL SHOP LTD. Parliament was to ha're re-eoz.~ven. Wiring in... ed on September 2"/~ast. But, tile * COMMERCIAL election intervened anil now we 'k RESIDENTIAL are publicly •examining the expen. ditures of government for a period Speciolizing in . . . during whieh most of the money "ELECTRIC HEATING" was spe~t by order-in-council. 3507 Hanson Rd. - Terrace, B.C. - Phone Vl 3-5757 When we will complete these estimates is difficult to say, but one thing is sure. During the 1086. 67 fiscal year we will again be dealing with the expenditures re. " °°°*- troactively. By the time this appears in A $50 loan print the estimates for the 1066.6~ fiscal year will have been tabled ney's (promised for Monday, February "THE RECRF~TION CENTRE OF TERRAOr' 14). We will still be considering till payday isn't last year's estimates at a time MEN'S CITY SINGLE 5-PIN CHAMPIONSHIP when all the attention will be on SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 - 2:00 p.m. next year's estimates. Oh well, All Bowlers Welcome eventually this will be cleared OPEN BOWLING DALLY FROM I P.M. the maximum away and we will be ~Sack on an even keel. BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE I don't expect that the 1965-66 480"/Lazelle Avenue Phone Vl 3-591.1 estimates will be finally approved until well into March after which we can start on the new year's estimates. There will, as previously indi- Call 843-5752 cated, be a new committee syetem in operation which will allow the SUPERIOR BUILDING government expenditures to be re- ferred to appropriate committees MAINTENANCE LTD. for public examination. The ad- vantage of this system Is that FOR A OOMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE members of the public, organiza- WINDOWS -- ]flOORS -- WAM,S but for tions such as Chan~bers of Com- CARPETS AND UPHO~Y merce and Unions, and depart. mental officials can appear before • RESIDENTIAL • • COMMERCIAL the committees to make represen- 4740 STRAUME AVE. etl 47¢ it could be tations, answers, technical quest- ions and give the committee the benefit, of outside knowledge. I, for one, think that this new sys- the answer tem will be advantageous to Can. ads. and ]['an looking forward to the time when it gets into full Caught short between paydays? Or need some extra operation. money till the end of the month? At the Associates, a $50 loan for two weeks costs only 47#, and it YOUR PASSPORT PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE RF.MOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES establishes your credit for a larger amount when you Have you your passport to Man need it. Same day service, too. So if you need $50 and Hls World Vialtom to Expo FROM 4648 LAKEJ.SE AVENUE TO THE 6'/will be Issued with "pusport~" or $500 or more, stop in and ask our manager about ENTERPRISE BUILDING, 4C~14 LAZELLE AVENUE an Associates Payday Loan. Matter of fact, what's instead of ordinary entrance tick. eis. There will be daily, weekly wrong with 'phoning right now ? and seuon pimports, all selling at \ , (cUD) disceunt prices under the advance ASSOCIATES FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED admbsloM program. The vlaltor'sl "passport" will give hi~ ~eu to all naUonaI l~vUlone on the site and free use of the mass transit For ALL your Printed Forms & Supplies, shop at the "Hemkl" 4556 Laselle Ave. Phone Vl 3-6387 system as well as entrance to the Iprounds, i

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~Utor ,, ,, I ~~~'~ , nhlg a adl~ar amendment." ~ETY TIPS fr, m . . . Ten'ace Omineca Herald i- . _ I Tarrooo Pko ~qjarJme~ J Amendment).relates to the Old ake Security I~ ].IfeelrstherashmedthatlJ~.',.t.,~.uould be among the number of l~r~w ~m-~ l, .,,,.. J-.~ .---.. I This asmmpMon on his part is turn - . ,.. too apathetic to voice a 7ca' I MT. [] ji,,llj i~ lineorrect and should have been or 'no' to your editorial on thei~'LW"m" Js" W"-wJm~.lpatently dear from the fact thai subject of the AboLition of Capital ' my report appeared In your ~apor ...... Don't Burn Punishment. esuily be pronounced Insane, but one day bofore our amendment It is notable that those who are soon our mental bospitek will be was actually moved (lneidontally DRUGS taking their stand against Capital Mr. Bates Lives this date is Jan- ;SOLINE WARNING filled with such people, and who Punishment are the same people is going 4o foot the blair It hu uery 21 bat in fact it was m6ved Kolum Street Yl |-2?27 Recent dnquir/ea reveal that it who are at this present time slse also been said that taking life of on January 20 -- a small error Open Sunday 12-2 p.m. true, but nonetheless an error). becoming Increasingly popular telling us that parts of the Old a murderer will not restore a life. Testament teaching cannot be re. use moulded plastic bottles such but it could have a daterrant on I wrote the article on January bleach bottles, to carry and lied upon as suitable for this pre: his doing the same thing over, or 14, four days before Parliament ,re gasoline around homes and sent age. So we find them sersp- on others following his example. opened, five days before dt ap- ping even parts of the 01d Testa- ,ewhere. P|satie containem were The laws for such were made for Peered in your paper, six days be- ment which Christ quoted from in ver meant for this sort of duty. our protection, but even in the fore the Conservatives and New His New Testament teaching. the Quebec Safety League re- present day no policeman is en. Democratic amendments w e r e moved. No, Art I was not aware my warned; "At a temperature We have reached a stage in our tirely safe in the carrying out of "YOUR REXALL STORES" 140" fahrenheit (which can travels where men are now wiser his duties. What could it possibly at the tdme of writing my article lily be reached on ~ warm, sun- than God. It cannot be said that be like for anyone enforcing the that my party planned to move day) gasoline will readily per- the behav~our of people today is law if there is no death penalty? the amendment which it did for any more civilised than it was in the simple reason that no decision ;a t e polyethylene, especially May our Canadian people waken en it is extra thin. the day when God laid down the can be made about a second de- Lakelse up and demand something which 'Such containers are also com- law in the Old Testament "Whoso gree amendment until the con. will Live the people a codes in tents of the fh-st degree amend. itthle in themselves, anff prone sheddeth man's blood, by man this vital issue. Letters tan be merit are known, and the contents cracking or rupturing. There is shall his blood be shed: for in ,the written to our Members in Psrlln. image of God made he man." of the Conservative amendment Pharmacy nty of evidence that plastic ment, and we should be dorng so Genesis 9:6. Yet people are talk- were not public until January 20. ,tainers for gasoline create a before it Is too late. Sup*r-YaIu jor fire hazard." Ing about Capital Punishment In the last para~'aph of my being "uncivilized." Where ds the If we cannot depend on men friend Mr. Dates' letter I must ~here are no plastic eonta/ners who stand behind our pulpits and the market which are approved civilization when we cannot take point out that his arithmetic Is a Open Sunday 7 - 9 p.m. up a newspaper without reading who are supposed to know their bit faulty, for we only have 21 i/se as gasoline containers. The Bibles and preach the truth, and ~afe way to transport gaso. of some diabolical, brutal slaying New Democratic MPs not 22. of some innocent person, from a if such men are going to line up e is in an approved metal con. with with law breakers, then I would be very happy Art, to PRESCRIPTION SERVICE seven year old child to an old send you an advance copy of the man -- without any apparent pro- awake Canadian people. Dead your DRUGS SUNDRIES Bibles for yourselves and see wh~t weekly newspaper report which I Itil July 31 Expo passports vocation. write in order that any comments As you have said they can so God has to my. Then if you feel cost $1.80 (daily), $6.80 (week. you are safe to go against a prin. you might like to make about it $20 (season)..afterwards the e/ple which He laid down for your will have the chance to appear in How tO relieve ; will be higher. the same edition of the Herald as protection, you and other innocent K Use Dodd's Kidney Teachers To Hear people may have to reap the con. the report itself. Please let me Pills for prompt know whether you would like to relief from l~he sequences. SACsystemic eonai. i Sincerely, have these reports and I'll simply tion causing the Fraser Man Margaret Fraser make an extra copy for you. you feel better Professor R. J. Baker, head of Nansimo, B.C. Frank Howard ACHE rest better.ooo De- illicumz the department of English at Pend on Dodd's. MP for Skeena Simon Fraser University will be Editor I the keynote speaker at the North Terrace "0mineca" Herald I T,WATn Coast Teachers' Convention to be held in Prince Rupert on March In your February 2 edition you 10, 11 and 12. published a letter from my dear A veteran of the RA~, lh'ofes, friend Art Bates which related to sor Baker moved to Canada in one of my regular weakly news. Coulter Electric Ltd. 1047 to study at UBC. Following paper reports (Repurt from Parlia. CONTRACTORS 'eb. 24, 25, 26 Thurs. Fri. Sat. intensive study in linguistics at merit Hill). I don't usually answer the School of Oriental and African letters to the editor, but because RESIDENTIAL ~ COMMERCIAL Battle Of The Villa Studi. ~t the University of Lon. of Mr. Bates' position I think some i Agents for Wil|lce Ne~rli and Neon Products don, Professor Baker joined the public recognition is due. FOR SERVICE AND ESTIMATES, PHONE: F|orita a~ at UBC. He states and I quote -- In Color Professor .Baker was one of the Terrace, Bob Ramsay V13.2445 ;tarring: rghost writers or the famous Mac'. "Surely our member muJt have ~aureen O'Hara, Rossano Brs~l Donald Report on Higher Eduea. been aware at the ¢Ime of writing KITIMAT, N. COULTER, 1072 eif-al Shorts: Moby Duck tion in B.C. He is a constant con. that his party, .the NDP, was plan. Out at 10:00 tdbutor to many literary perJedi. eals. ~, ~, ~, In 1964 Professor Baker Joined Simon Fraser ,University, accept. ing the key position as directur of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday academic planning. Simon Fraser is there a February 28, Marck 1.2 and its' program and standards problem will be the subject of Professol' money Get Yourself A Baker's talks. He will speak to the YOU ":J College Girl general public on Thursday even- ing March 10 and to the teachers In Color on Friday ,March 11. ProfeSsor Iarring: Baker will also participate In an Mary-Ann .Mobley, Chad Everett English language workshop. horts: . Professor Baker joins Dr. L. P. l'ouche Pussycat. Born Hunters Sampson in heading up an out- Out at 10:05 standing group of guest speakers that should make this year's teach- era' convention outstanding. ! Moving? I!

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who passed away in Skeenavlew . .. ,r , Hospital on February "/at the age rof 68. The service was conducted -. h by the Reverend A. P. Hor~ield with Mrs. V. Seaman ,presiding at the organ. The remains were shipped to Courtenay, B.C. where interment took place in Sandwick Cemetery. The late Mr. Wallace was horn in Victoria and moved to the Bulk- ley Valley as a child with his par- ents. A veteran of [he First World War, Mr. Wallace went to live in Prince Rupert in the early 1920'a with his English ,war bride. He worked for a time with B.C, Packers, then for seven years as lighthouse keeper at Addenbroke The exciting flavor of the Orient is just and an additional seven years at a dinner away at our Chinese regtaurant. Dryad Point. He returned to Pr. Rupert and ~ontinued to work for the Department of Transport until BOTH CANADIAN & CHINESE FOODS he retired in 19~6 to take up re- s/dence at Fanny Bay, Vancouver Island. RESTdURANT He was predeceased by his wife in 1958 and later entered Skeena. i view Hospital as a patient. The late Mr. Wallace is .surviv- 4642 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. ed by one son, Ernest of Courte- Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. nay; four daughters, Margaret • Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Slater of Terrace, Gladys Nygaard of Bella Bella, Vera Blaekstone FULL FACILITIES and Edna Nilson of Prince Rupert, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Thornton

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Enioying the CAFlrAIN WILLIAM HENRY McNEILL s-benefits The first white men to find came to the Pacific Northwest gold in what is now British Col- in the nfid-1820's. By 1832 he umbia were a handful of Hud- was operating so greatly to the ese Royal son's Bay Company adventurers detriment Gf the Hudson'.~ Bay under Capt. William Henry Me. Company on the Pacific coast y-banking Neill -- and it almost ~st them that he was approached by the their lives. company which bought his ship On the west coast of the and eventually made him master vvices? Queen Charlotte Islands they of the "Beaver," the first steam o found a rich outcropping in paddle.wheeler in the Pacific. 1851 and began blasting. But He roamed this coast for 12 QO Q e o°° 30 canoes of Indians landed. years, gaining the respect of the After every blast the natives Indians who called him Matha would rush in to scramble with .Kill. He married an Indian the whites for the free gold woman and fathered three sons and all the loose tools they and six daughters. The children could find. Blows were struck of Victoria loved him because and knives were drawn until during the 18fi0's when he was finally the whites took fright. trading to Honolulu in the HBC McNedll managed to send a few ship "Mary Dare," he always pounds of their gleamings to brought them oranges, sugar- James Douglas at Fort Victoria. cane and firecrackers. ,But the "inane" was abandoned McNeill Bay and Port McNeill and proved to be a small, freak both took his name and he was deposit anyway. immortalized on an Indian totem MeNeill was a Yankee trader, pole. born in Boston in'1801 who first m B,C. Centennial Committee

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They are: "Chalet" in Swil rolled into the 2nd Skeena Com- zerland, "Ark" in .London, En~ pany in a special ceremony held land, "Cabana" in .Mexico am at Clarence Miehiel auditorium. "Sangam" in India, which has onl: Commissioner Mrs. Joan Sparks recently been inaugurated. officiated for the enrolment. Those The Brownies gave Lt. Mrs named to Girl Guiding were: Morrison a grand howl thank you Brenda Benoit, Cheryl ~oulard, Games and songs were playe~ Marra Sperandi:o and Shirley At- under the supervision of Browr rill. Owl and Tawny Owl with Gre) Captain Mrs. A. Both and Lieu. Owl and Packy joining in. tenant Mi's. Norma Morrison were .--..--.--. presented with warrant pins and To inaugurate "Thinking Week" cards by the commissioner. the week containing Founders The Guides gave a greeting to Day which honors Lord and Lady Captain Mrs. A. Both who is still Baden-Powell, Brownies, Guides of convalescing from surgery and Skeena District paraded to a spe- was unable to take part in the cial service at Knox United activities. Church Sunday evening. Approxi. i~ollowing a sing song, Guide mately seventy girls and their Alice Hansen who is working for leaders participated, including an her first class badge, gave a most eighteen.girl Guide choir. Rev informative report on the history Keenleyside conducted the serv- ""=U, mernoers Ot 3keerla Dis- of Guiding. ice assisted by Gayle Seaman who trict Girl Guides, their leaders spoke the invocation, Diane Por- and Rev. G. W. Keenleyside On Monday afternoon, February ter who read the scripture lesson, mark the observance of "Think. (For Girls from 14 to ]7 Years) 21, five new Brownies made their Linda Ramsay and Alice Hansen ing Week" and their Founders Brownie Promise and were enrol. who passed the offering plates. birthday. Ten candles in a birch. CONTEST RULES led into the 1st Skeena Brownie Commissioner Mrs. Joan Sparks wood candle holder represented 1. Entrants .must reside in Terrace. Pack at a special ceremony held received the re.affirmation of the the ten Guide laws. The morn. 2. Fabrics for garments must be purchased from ]~LKEN in Clarence Michiel auditorium. Brownie promise and Guide prom- ing service was attended by L~ERCANTILE LTD. and sales slip attached to entry form. Brown Owl Mrs. G. ten Wolde ise from the two groups of girls. Cubs and Scouts of Skeena Dis- 3. t*arments will be judged on workmanship, fit, choice of welcomed Lt. Mrs. Norma Morri- fabric, and the suitability of garment style to the wearer. The choir, under the direction of trict who witnessed the dedica. 4. Entry must be full garment or a co-ordinate. son who performed the official en. Mrs. R. Lennan, sang as anthems, teen of their new flag. First 5. One entry per contestant. rolment duties on behalf of the '+Bdrds are Singing," "How Great Skeena Rangers were also in st. 6. Prize winning garments will be on display in ELKEN commissioner. Thou Art," and "Cure Bah Yah." tendance to mark the occasion. MERCANTILE windows. Those enrolled were: Terri Rev. Keenleyside spoke on the 7. Final jud,gin~g'March 30th, Fournier, Janine Hackle, Holly topic, "Just think, Guides and the year. PRIZES Batke, Chrystal Hackle, and Claire Brownies." He gave the meaning 1st $10 Cash Dalla,ire. Rev. Keenleyside presented Re- -- of thinking, compared to thoughts ligion and Life badges to Linda 2nd ~ $5 Cash Lt. Mrs. Morrison spoke briefly that pass through the mind. Then 3rd and 4th ~ One year's subscription to on Thinking Week and explained Ramsay, Sharon Fisher and Gayle McCall's Pattern Fashion. he suggested ways in which they Seaman. One was also earned by that pennies go to support Guid- might d e v e 1o p constructive ing, to train leaders, and to help Gall Webb who was absent. These ~~v~ ...... ~ ~'~v~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~(e33) thoughts cluring Thinking Day and badges marked the culmination of in Heritage camps. There are four Week, though thinking should not For ALL your prihtJng requirements, shop at the HERALD Guide centres in the World where several weeks of instruction by be confined to this one period in the minister. letterheads _ brochures - flyers - envelopes - booklets ~statements - business cards - invitations - oil forms~.

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Chipman and Frank Boyer, intoxi- Terrace "Omineca" Herald Terrace "Omineca" Herald or the Bible, but .because tb del, Wesley Chipman and John i cation each fined $15; Lowry Glan- It ~vas ,with much interest that church is made up of people, an To me, there is only one quest- Isajsky, intoxication each fined ger, driving without due care fin- I began to read the letter in the people sometimes fail. PerhaI ion related to l~oze to which the $15; V & S Trucking Ltd., over- ed $50 and for no speedometer February 9 Herald by Mr..George an illustration of this would fined $10. ordinary drinker may not have an that her members do not 'conten height load fined $35 and over- answer. Rose. I thought that here at long weight load fined $50. Magistrate F. H. Adames presid- last, was someone who was going for the faith which was once de] ed for the following: Can a l~elpless alcoholic ever vered unto the saints', in instanc~ Houlden Logging Ltd., excessive become normal again7 to put Mr. Art CuHman .in his air loss fined $10; Louise Johnson, Loredo Contracting Ltd., over- place. such as this. weight load fined $50; no mud Since there may still be a few Mr. ~an'~.negative thoughts, The ehurchs' role in the wor! drunk driving sentenced to seven desperate cases around who are days and prohibited from driving flaps fined $10 and no gross ve- prompted by his athiestic ideas is not that of a welfare institutiq hicle weight markings fined $10; able to read, I would like to as- make good reading for no one. as some think, her first comm for three months; Harold BoRon, sure them that it is possZble. ihtoxication fined $15. James Punch, failing to dim heed- However, ,I felt that Mr. Rose sion was to 'preach the gospel lights fined $25. BUT -- it is first necessary to salvation' and then to 'do goq Ed Gordon Trucking Ltd., .ex- writes ~vith the same pen as does William D. Maboney, insuffici- reverse the conditions .which first unto all men.' This the true Chr cessive air loss fined $10, no mud Mr. CuHman and enlightened ent binders fined $25 and over- drive you to over-indulgence• This, tian does. "Unto ALL men, of A] flaps fined $10 and overheight none, especially the younger gen- height load fined $35; George AI- in my case required 12 years. Per- colors, of .'ALL races, everywher( load fined $35; William Kluss, eration that he spoke of. lemann, inadequate muffler fined haps, if you are young healthy Thank you, for the space overlength load fined $35, no mud Mr. Curfman made one of his $25; Ronald Forshner, unlicensed and have security and aren't pla- many attacks on the church..Mr. your interesting paper• chauffeur fined $15 and no emer- gued by do-gooders, you may be Rose did the same thing when he Yours truly, ~-__[ _ _- • gency brakes fined $10. able to do-it in less than 12 inferred that the church is noth• Hank Wulff Ron's Contracting, overweight years. ,Meantime don't be misled ing more than a "club" where Camp Creek, Albel load fined $50; Allan Clough, no by these people who tell you they people "get saved" when they take chauffeur's license fined $10; The "quit it cold." They weren't help- out .membership. Salvation does Expo coincides with the 325 ~. Don't Sl~r A Beaver's Logging Ltd., overweight less alcoholics in the first place not come from "membership," and anniversary of the founding load fined $50; William Long, in and as a consequence, their advice the church is a divine institution Montreal, .the s e e o n d largo : FUSE... ~i~ toxication fined $15. is worth nothing. ordained of God. God said to French.speaking city in the wor~ Daniel Stephens, minor in pos- Next, the church can do a great session fihed $20; Norman Chail. deal to help you. The church can ler, minor with no insurance fin. help you by keeping its misgtdded ed $15; Harold Starrett, parking minions to hell out of AA meet- too close to hydrant fined $10. ings and letting you work out the Ronald Roy and Orville ,MeFar- solutions to your own ,problems. No Job Too Big ! lane, intoxication each fined $15 Also -- the police can help you. and James GosselJn, impaired driv. They can help you by minding No Job Too Small ! ing sentenced to 14 days. their own business when you are A RUGGED doing your very best to mind your YOUR "A" CLASS own business. CONTRACTOR Around the Town Magistrates can help you by coming to the realization that TRUCK TIRE Qualified Residential, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. ,Beckman of "for your own good" philosophies Commercial & High Voltage Lazelle Avenue returned at the are best decided by the individual. Electrical Contracting week end after attending the fun. Now, I don't want to hear any eral of Mr. Beckman's brother who nonsense about drunken drivers. passed away in l~ossland, B.C. on We are talking here about 'help. Ellis Hughes Sunday, February 10. less alcoholics' and if you, the reader, knew anything about 'help- Electric Ltd. Nobody's opinions are worth- less alcoholics', you would know HI-MILER N. Kalum Ph VI3-$249 less. 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To meet the requirements of een caught up with the some the expansion of the pulp and this new area of forest industrial )rtof f,rontier enthusiasm one paper industry will be responsl- activity, Alexandra Forest Indus- otices nearly everywhere in ble. tries is making provision for the ~e northern Interior. * Apart from the obvious pleas- creation of an "instant" munici- The results of this enthusiasm ure of seeing our "dynamic soel- pal~ty. At its Vancouver o/flees, ill be the almost overnight area-iety" at work, there is a great deal there are maps, photographs, )n of a new town for British Col- of satisfaction in the' fa~ that, plans, and a mass of other details nbia and, as so often happens after nearly 175 years, a ,Brdtish necessary to bringing civilization these days of seemingly endless Columbia town will honor the to Morfee Lakes in a hurry. :w developments in our forests, name of one of the Province's I The company has done the plan. earliest and most remarkable ex- ning and surveying for the town. plorers -- Alexander Mackenzie. site, but it will not be a company In May, 1793, at a place not too town. Other enterprises are being far from where the new munici- encouraged to establish themselv. pality of Mackenzie is coming into es in the municipality to provide being, Alexander Mackenzie was the supermarkets, service stations, prepa~ing to leave his encamp- hotels, bai:ks and churches that meat on a journey which was to make a town a town. With its first take him from the Peace ltlver, by municipal administrator already land and water to the open sea chosen, Mackenzie is expected to where, on July 22 of the same have a population of at least 600 Lakelse Hotel Dmlng Room • year, he became the first white by next fall. When the dndustry Open Daily ~ We Specialize in Sunday Dinners man to cross from sea to sea over is ,in full swing in their ai'ea, the broad lands of North America. 'woods workers and their families NEW BANQUET ROOM NOW AVAILABLE There wasfi't really too much could easily swell the population FOR MEETINGS change in this northern wilderness to well over 5,000. after he left. If dreams come true, plans pay Parties - Weddings - Dances - Conventions Today, the noise of the bull- off, and enthusiasm matters, I Large Parties up to 350 or for as small as 2.0 Persons dozer, the hammer, and the saw think Alexander Mackenzie would For Reservation s Phone VI :3-2287 or VI :3-6062 herald a new way of life for the approve of the results. And I don't The floral emblems and coats area. think he would mind that his town Lakelse Avenue Terrace, B.C. ! arms of the Yukon and Two companies, Alexandra For. was conceived in a place called orthwest Territories are feat- est Industries Ltd. and Cattermole Vancouver. ed on two new stamps to be leased March 23, 1966, Post- aster General Jean.Pierre Cote s announced. - hese five cent stamps are the twelfth and thirteenth in a Look.ahead people senies initiated in May, 1964, mnoring the various geographic regions in Canada as a prelude to Centennial celebrations in are choosing electric heating 1967. Rotary Observes These look-ahead St. Valentine's homeowners already have. Here's why: Terrace Rotary Club held festive evening February 12 when • " ' .~!~:i~! ":'::'~"" they combined the celebration of St. Valentine's Day and Rotary In- i iiiiiiiii ternationals' 61st annlversary. Close to one hundred members, wives and friends gathered for a banquet .in the Lakeise Hotel, fob ..... , i Jii /iiiill lowed by a dance. During the dinner R. C. Sand- . i!ii#ii iiiiii!ili!il!iiiii!iiiill over-Sly proposed a toast to the ladies, ably replied to 'by Mrs. C. ,r. Norrington. The hall was decked in Valen- .....~'~ :i!i!ii~!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ilili~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fine theme and the Eehos supplied •, '::!~i~i~i~!i~!~!i~!~i~i~i!i~!~i~!iii ~:~ i':~!:::~i:i lively music of dancing. The successful eve~ was as- D. H. BROIl/N, North KamhJops, B.C. EDWARD McFADDEN, Terrace. B.C. |lICTOR KELLEY./Igassi:. B.C. claimed "one of the best." "1.find it's an economical way to heat. You "Very eL,en temperature. It's a healthy way to "'lVe have finmd electri¢ heathtg re be com. control the temperature hi each tOOth witholtl heat too -- no dust. dml with no furnace we ph,tely sati.~fiwtory in our home as it is clean, waste. It uses less space and there's no n;ait;, have sl,ace fiJr atwther room." qtth't a,dr.'lo.vt ¢'coao,EcaL" MAN AND HIS WORLD tenance cost." • t What is the meaning of the Ex- po symbol. The basic motif is the ancient and worldwide symbol for iliij worshipping man . . . a vertical/ line with outstretched arms. These motifs are joined together in pairs the tradilional representation of friendship and support. FinaUy, the pairs are arranged in a circle which symbolizes earth . . . thus, "Man and Hie World."

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PPJME ~ 1~- 1964 TEE IBART OF (by Bruce Hutchison. LongmJms NEWInOU~LAND Canada Limited, Toronto. 408 pp. ~.50) (by Dorothy Henderson. Harvest "Mr. Prime Minister" is th~ House, Montreal. 144 pp. Cloth story of the prime minister's of. 13.50. Paper 12.00). flea in Canada since ConfederaUon Among the categories that one by a man who has been elosely can detect in travel books Is that associated with the national poll. where a woman writes after tra.. tical doings for many years. yelling with her husband. Life Member Million Club ~ruce Hutchison has written "The Heart of Newfoundland" The much on the Canadian scone. The by Dorothy Henderson is such a MUTUAL LIFE OF C~.NADA present book is similar in style. travel book. It is written in plain He seems to write from memory English easy to follow and easy to is owned by the policyholders and is often deficient in dates and understand, but It is a crude style It is the low cost company other faetl. more fitted to a personal diary or It pays to own a policy When dealing with the early to letters to friends and relatives with it. prime ministers, he is vague and than to a publication directed to POLICIES TO MEET EVERY sketchy. The prime minlstare of readers in general. NEED the 1890's are dismissed with only The end paper map is good and a few words. there is quite a blt of Newfound- Family Protection. Mortgage Business Insurance When he gets up into his own land information included, While time, Mr. Hutchlson is on firmer the adventures of the author are Trust Funds ground and offers a more coherent interesting. 475 Howe Street story, giving us more facts and However, brief though the book Vancouver, B.C. dates on which to hang the story. is, it seems to be padded with per. Phone: Bus.-- 683-6905 IIUESTS FOR SPECIAL PRAYER have come from many The prime ministers of Canadt sonal opinion, digressions, and s this year as final arrangements are made for the since the First World War move factual information thrown in as Res.--. 921.7870 servance of the World Day of Prayer. As has been cus- across the scene before us more though for the purpose of filling Local ~VI 3-2249 ary in recent years the first Friday of Lent, February 25, vividly and the narrative becomes up the book. elf , has been set aside for services which will unite so interesting that before we ristion women in 150 countries and a.reas. Locally, serv- know it we are in contemporary Ces will be held in the Salvation Army, 4449 Greig Avenue, times. it 2 p.m. (ladies), 4 p.m. (girls), under the convenership To sum it up, "Mr. Prime Min- Ordy )f Lieutenant Sheilah Tennont. It is expected that women ister" is one man's view of the prime ministers of Canada from ram practically oll Christian groups will participate. Macdonald to Pearson.

Bride.Elect Feted o/Far8 you these exclusive feature. At £vemn# Shower in their atandard pa©h e Bride-eleot Dawne Elkins, whose :HRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL marriage to Constable Donald • Alcoa Aluminum Sidinl :parks Street at Stroume Avenue 5OlO Ager Avenue, Terrace, B.C, ~MacDonald of Ottawa took .place ~ov. V. Luchlcs VI1.2621 Saturday, was guest of honor on • Extra Thick Insulation Throughout 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School. 1:00 a.m.--Morning Worship the evening of February 10 at a 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship. miscellaneous shower. 0:00 a.m.---Sunday School 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service. • Pre-assembled Stairways 5:00 p.m.--Afternoon Service. Wednesday Hostess Mrs. Agot Christensen D:I§ a.m.--"Back To God 8:00 p.m.--Prayer Meetins. received approximately 15 guests • Vinyl 5tairtreade and Baseboards Hour" on CFTK. Friday at her Park Avenue home, and 7:30 p.m.--Young Peoples was assisted by Mrs. Goorgma Cyr. • Free Delivery A Cordial Welcome Awaits You During the evening a Valenidne BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. Thieuen, Pastor decorated gift box containing For more information on these outstanding homes, (Regular) 4812 Graham Ave. Phone VI 34~768 many •gaily wrapped parcels, was lure st Soucle Ph. VI 1-5329 presented to .Miss Elkins. The Val- simply clip out this ad and mail to NOR-PINE 30 - 12:00- Family Service, entine theme was carried through HOMES, P.O. Box 1360, Terrace, B.C. Our repre- Worship, Sermon, Classes. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH in the delicious lunch served at sentative will call at no obligation to you. 30 p.m.--Evening Service. Anglican Church of Canada the coffee hour. ~dnesday. 7:00 l).m. -- Crusaders Phone VI 3-5855 8:00 p.m. -- Cottage 4726 Lazelle Avenue Name**'*''''*'''***'*''*****'''-**-***t*o*H***~m******oeeoeeo**oi i* Meeting. 10:18 a~n.--Matins and Parish LAFF.LINE Communion Address ...... 10:15 a.m.--.Sunday School The old man in the comer wept 7:30 p.m.--Evening Service as the hostess sang "My Old PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Kentucky Home." City or Town ...... t0:00 a.m...-.Stmday School [1:00 a.m.--Morning Worship. "Pardon me," asked another 7:00 p.m.--Evangelist Service. MENNONITE BRETHREN guest, "are you a Kentuckian?" Phone ...... (cff) CHURCH "No, a musician." All are Welcome 3406 Eby Street Pastor Rev. D. Rathlen Pastor Alvin Penner, Ph. Vl 1-59761 Vl 1.2434, Home: Vl 1.5535 I0:00 a.m.-- Sunday School II:00 a.m.--Worship Service. 7:30 p.m.--Evening Service. B.C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 8:45 a.m.--"Gospel Light Hour" CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH over CFFK. . Formers' Land Clearing Assistance Act Con Sparks St. and Park Ave. 9:45 a.m.--Sunday School. 1:00 a.m.--Wbrship Service. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST LAnD CLEARING Poster H. Madsen, BJk., B.D. CHURCH 718 Loon Ave. Ph. VI 3-5882 Pastor |. E. Llttman '~our friendly family Church" Ph. Vl S.291S 3306 Grlffith'a Road Farmers Contraoton w , SATURDAY Contractors interested in carrying KNOX UNITED CHURCH 9:1S a.m.--Sabbath School. out work under the terms of the ACt :orner Lazelle Ave. & MunrN St. 11:00 a,m.--Morning Service. Farmers wishing work done in 1966 in 1966 for the Terrace area, and 9:80 a.m.--Sunday School who are suitably equipped to clear, 1:00 a.m.--Morning Worship should obtain applications and [ewcomers to the commtml~ are EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH break and/or drain land, must ob- invited to share in the life Car. Perk Ave. and Sparks St. information from tain tender forms and instructions and work of the United lO:O0 a.m.---Stmdsy School. from Church. 11:00 a.m.--Moruing Worship. B.C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 'ou are invited to drop this clip- 7:30 p.m.--Evening Service. . ping in the mail with your 7:80 p.m. Wednesday --Prayer I - 5th Avenue Smithers, B.C. name and address to Knox and Bible Study. Forms must be ¢emplete~l and United Church, Box 884,. A cordial invitoeion to All Terrace, B.C. Forms must be cemplelml and submitted in a sealed envelope Rev. H. J. Jest, Pastor marked "Tender for Clearing" to 4665 Perk Ave. PhoneVI 3.5115 returned to the District Office the Land Clearing Division, Podia- not later than meat Buildings, Victoria, B.C. Post- 04 g@e 4one 40'eo41 aM 40eeeo$Oiol UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH marked not later than (Southern lisptlst) MARCH 15, 1966 5011 Hslllwell Ave. Equipment in the advertised area SUNDAY In order to receive prior considers- must be available for inspection 9:45 a.m:-.Stmday School. CHURCH OF* JESUS CHRIST 11:00 a.m.--Morning Service during the period April I;[ to Apdl OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:80 p.m.--Eve~ Service_ tion for work under the Act in 20 in order that it may be inspect- (Mormon) 8:00 p.m.--Wedneblay ~ Jeruyer 1966 ed and considered for* app¢0~l SERVICES meaUng and Bible study. under the terms of the Act in 1966 :80 a.m.--Sundaya Jeme, 14. Rose, P~,stor ks ~ --Sparks Street Telephone VI1.66~ A. H. Turner Hon. Frank Richter De~utvputy IMinister Minister of Agriculture ¢.-12 Pa e116 TERRACE "Omineca" HERALD TERRACE BRITISH COLUMBIA ~/ednesdo Febma 23 196 @ B O W L IN G • C.N ..IAL s sss A v E sss .A.,. F e s tl v a I highlight was discovered by the A L L P A R T S quints " 4T½ . $ byMaryllne Davies dianein 1849. at Nanalmo,They were previous believed to for most cars.., most parts for Black Cats ...... 47 have been digging from e~ams A L L C A R S Almosts ...... 43 During the .past six weeks this ~o ,tppear Wednesday, Friday and the time. • 'Big Five ...... 43 column has been written .by mem- Saturday if they could .possibly BRAND NAME SPARK PLUGS Gems ...... 42 bars of the 'Festival committee appear in three successive ses- E.h ...... 65© ,Krazy Kurves ...... 41½ closely associated with definite sions. , flnfllnE Grass Widows ...... 36 sections. I sincerely thank those Official accompanist, Miss Jean THORblHILL AUTO Pinpoppers 20 columnists'for their co.operation Harrod, General Delivery, Terrace, ...... and excellent informative columns, tells me many people have casual- WRECKERS High single, The results of the entries have ly said they would like her to BUY YOUR Crescent Dr. on Highway 16 E. I. Ward ...... 269 been fantastic, with a total of 304; play for them and that was the USED EQUIPMEI PHONE VI 3-5508 High triple, 211 of which are for .piano classes last she'd heard about it. Please M. Lever ...... 709 and the balance made up of vocal, remember, rehearsal and perform- FROM FINNING band, choral speaking and speech ance time must be officially book- arts. This has increased the origin- ed with her as soon as possible. al two' day festival to one starbing Until next week, when we'll Buy your used equipmen torteage tcney on Wednesday night, .with piano have some background on adjudi- from FINNING, and your u: entries running until ,Friday morn- cator, ~L,'s. Phyltis Schuldt, I'd isfacfion is guaranteedl Gua, ing followed by choirs and adult like to leave the thought that the anteed with warranty prote¢ For Residential, Commercial, Revenue and Farm vocal until Saturday noon, with original $3.00 membership now al- ion; low prices; after-sale Properties. Low Monthly Payments, existing the ,bands taking over ~or the lows you entry into 10 sessions of service unmatched in B.Cj documents purchased. Saturday -afternoon session. Of the Festival with the exception of Call your FINNING sales r~ course, Saturday evening will see the f'inal concert, presentative todayl TRAH$-CANADA MORTGAGE CORP. LID. a gala variety concert and presen- Sounds like quite a bargain 414 71 8 Granville Street, Vancouver 2, B.C. tation of awards, doesn't it? 1957 Cat 955 Traxcavator wl~ - Programming .is a most difficult bucket. Triple bar shoes; r business in an area such as this. Evening S-bower For 9o ; .sprockets 1,ike ,new; _- =.:======_:===:_:.=,,;;_=:::=:;,-=-======:==== While it is desirable to have as ante machine fair. Fair t much variety as possible from an March Brlde.to-Be Terrace. audience enjoyment point of view, A delightful shower ~vas held FT-8484 ...... $9, ~. ~. ~// ~ one must consider the fact that at the .home of Mrs. Ron Sparks i some competitors are coming 100 on Sunday evening, February 13, Fordson Power Major w/2 b~ • miles and can hardly be expected for Miss Merry McColl, whose mar- hoe buckets, ¾-yd. loader, azl Chartered Accountants rlage to Robert Hallsor takes place snow plow. General appeara!I Resident Partner, ALAN M. McALPINE, C.A. New Members For Church.on March 5 in St. Matthew's goodokay. Fairand Buy,machines Terrace. opers J Phone VI 3-5483 Co.hostesses for the evening FT-8414 ...... $5,~ Lapidary Club were Mrs. Ran Lennan, Mrs. Bob ! PRINCE RUPERT TERRACE TheTerrace Lapidary Club held Ramsay and Mrs. Harold Wyatt. 1962 A.¢ HD6B w/hyd, angleci' 325 Fourth Ave. East 464S Lokelse Ave. a regular meeting Sunday, Febru- Games and contests were en. er, winch, full-length r, Tel: 6Z4-3975 Tel: VI 3-$6"/~; ary 20 in the Community Centre. joyed, climaxed with the making guards. Sprockets & roll :1 There were 15 members present of a bride's book and a groom's 80%; engine runs smooth' ;;;;;;.==_;=_=;===;==:.-======and five guests, book, which caused much merri- finals just overhauled. Fair B/: New members welcomed into meat. Terrace.

Froese and daughter Colleen, Mr. many lovely gifts. and Mrs. BiIl Pierce, Jack Glen- Guests present besides the 1953 Cat D4 tractor w/dA by,! ' ' , nie, Rudy Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. guest-of.honor were the Mesdames dozer, No. 44 control, D4~ I ARE OUR BUSlN|SS R. Conrad, Mrs. A. Cote and John A. J. McCall, W. Bull, Bonnie winch, canopy. Diesel, trans Shaw. Mrs. L. Holmes was wel- Anderson, H. A. Bain, V~ Seaman, finals good; balance machin SPECIAL BOUQUETS ~ corned back after a lengthy abs- W. Melvin, A. Richardson, T. Skil- fair. Fair Buy, Prince George. PLANTS ~ TABLE AI~RANGEMENTS ~ CORSAGES enee. licorn, 'M. O]son, K. Wold, L. Orr, FT-8394 ...... ~1,00 • Following the .business meeting L. Prudes, J. White, L. French, WE CAN HELP YOU... Mr. C. ,Killer entertained with j. Piffer and the Misses Faye 165 HP Cummins engine w/clutct E • im b ~ colored slides of Hawaii. Degerness, Gayle Seaman, Nancy base, stub shaft, 2,000 rpm. ~1~/I ~=XrI~GU ~1 r~ 3 The next meeting will be Sun-Sparks and Pamela Anderson. diator, main & con rod bearing~ day, March 6, in the Commun.ity Those unable to attend but send- seals & gaskets all repaired'? Greig Ave. FLOWER ~ GIFT SHOP Vl ~-~9~0 Centre. AIl interested are invited ing gifts were: The Mesdames D. Fair Buy, Prince George. ' , to attend. Gilmour, F. Smith, R. Sheridan, F~-7669 ...... $2,50, ~ R. Cooper, W. Ruehlen, E. Hall. sor, J. McLean and Miss Elsie 200 HP Buda engine, 2,000 rpm! ~" FARMERS! WIN A WESTERN-SIZE PRIZE IN THE "7] W,iddonson, completeonly2,000frOmhrs. fansincetOnew.flywhee] IFaL!

ELEPHANT BRAND 'BEST IN THE WEST' II , J~O~/~L~ZN~J • Buy,FE-7729 Terrace...... $ $7.~ "A" LEAGUE ' ! West End Store ...... 49 1950 Cat D8800 electric set w/5( Pal Shop ...... 48 I~W generator. In good operal Aces ...... 43 ing shape. Generator completell Jokers...... 36 rebuilt! CERTK;'IED BUY, 9( Pockets ...... 31 day warranty, Prince George. Black Diamonds ...... 30 FT-7730 ...... $4,251 Over~valtea No. 1 ...... 28 Rogues ...... 22 Ladies high ~ingle, F I N N I N G ,Helen 'Fogtmann ...... 249 T R A C T O R Mens high single, Jim Gordon ...... 309 YOUR CATERPILLAR DEALEll • Ladies high triple, • V134236 Terrace Helen Fogtmann ...... 614 Caterpillar sad Cat are Regidem Mens high triple, Trademarks than last year's prizes - and no J~m Gordon ...... "/30 big contest!" figurin' to do!"

t ;;e rk, pop, zzzzounds, such us GRAND PRIZES ing time just around the I Find HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE.c corner, right now is a good i YELLOW--W--~-~-S~i 1966 GMC time to see the man at your / half-ton Elephant Brand outlet. He's PICKUP TRUCKS got the full Elephant Brand line of high quality fertiliz- one for each Western Province! . ers-the 'Best in the West' for your crops, your soil and Get on over to your nearest Elephant your budget. He's waiting to help Brand outlet, you plan a profit-boosting fertilizer Pickup a Spring Spread Entry Form, program- and he'll back those fine fill it in- have your dealer sign it Elephant Brand products with the and drop it in his Contest Box. It's kind of dependable service you like. easyto win one of those brand-new, See him now! You just might win work-saving trucks! And with seed- one of those new trucks! Terrace Co-op Association Phone V! 3-6347 Elephant Brand HIGH QUALITY FERTILIZERS for crops as real as money Itself pr0dllCld by C0MINC0--Thl Conlolidltld Mininl IM Smlllinl CO~|lnl cf CllINI Limilld