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.... DRUNKS .-TO GO FREE. ~-~;~k ON TERRACE ST,REET$ Reeve raps I1' I The most event - packed week. " experiment end in Terrace is over. And the whole town thinks it was great. I by Bonner That~ s the way you have to describe the community' s cele- Drunks will not be arrested bration of Dominion Day, this" on Terrace streets. year Canada's 100th birthday That is the effect of an order as a nation. issued by the Attorney Genc- The program included major ral ~s Department to local eVents~ a down town parade RCMP. through Terrace streets and The amnesty to drunks is not formal dedlcatlon of the Cm- confined to Terrace. Kitimat tennlal Building, a llbrary-mt~ and Wanderhoof . are also'In, scum complex. cluded. Ann so many olher events to Terrace Municipal Council interest the public that It took have fired a strong Protest to a full page last week to list AttOrney General Robert W. them. Bonnero COUNCIL LETTER Centennial Committee chair- '. : - . ~'-.. :~. ,',.i:.i'~' ~. -~'. .~ •Reeve A.F. Goulet wrote: to man A.J. Bed McCoH said he the Attorney General. was more than pleased with the "On behalf of the citizens ot program. Terrace~ the Council has direc- ~What pleased me most was ted that I write you. protesting the spirit of the people them- most stz'ongly the regulation selves," he said. from your department to the "It was,a celebration for the :~,~ RCMP of our area prohibiting people by the people and they ?~.~.L- the prosecution of intoxicated cartatnly co-operated. Everyone persons.~, seemed to realize thiswasCana- TheReeve continued: "While da' s big birthday party.' I am able to appreciate the con, Terrace citizens let their hair corn which you haveformedical down during the day and well treatment of chronic alcoholics Into the night en Saturday. I cannot see where your regula- tion will prdvide the necessary • Bdt.pellce reported that the SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT on a bright smmy day was the beauty contest winner in Saturday' s Dominion Day celebrations. treatment, particularly in the fact that pretty Anita Carlson, ~vas~!he old-fashioned bathing Anita was the Catho]/c Women's League entry. crowds were well behaved. . • ,. , • , ,aYe.a:..'~ ._.~___ _: .... J RCMP ' Staff Sergeant John WON'T IGNORE THEM Maidens commented: "Thbtown m'" -. In Ter~'ace at least, drunks was qulte well controlled," he . , ..i. will-not be ignored. said. "The public accepted~the . - !. • RCMP Staff Sergeant John weekend.... *-"=--I as an occasion of go0d No. . new. ' ; "" . Ts....~" cases: i " Maldens~ told the Herald that i o.lean entertainment.', MIOIIITY :TERRACETHIRST CLOS|D ' people found intexicated on the Floats committee chairm~ KINSmN'S Hmutnuto ODUNS streets would be apprehended Tom Keuna praised a,an allout revealed by test and then sent home. • " ' effort. It was indeed gratifyIng UWe can' t 'allow people in that to see so:~.~_~ay ~I~.~.~.(¢!D,J~ k~. : :Don,:t~}.,un~r~imat~ .a Turrs~*thlrst Cn::a .warm Dominlon condttion ~W~ thp.~treets,.~...,~ all) whlcl(added.~ lunch to the 'Malden*b:~ld,"' i. ' ~: ,. :,.:~1.: residents for their suunort~of TB tests I success of the day.' ' I * .Local: Kinsmen" Club' did, but~Ley, re not "in abject misery. No explanation has been rec'el- / And celebration committee ::.. There Heidelberg Beer Gai.den sold' some. three "th6uselld ' veal as to why the Attorney Gen, chairman Mrs, EdnaCocpel'hed i - man revealed" by-the ,admission tickets and some 6,000 bottles of beer, and 700 plates eral selected this area for what a comment ou the crowds*'The tests. ', ...... ~. : ~ i-. oftood. ~. . • ' , , , • ~ / • seems to be a move to cut down Sea story below. - ...... tremendous turnout of the people And some 89 per oent'of the The beer was-consumed by 10:$0Ssturday night insteadof on the number of ~alcoholics was spectacular." she.said. for msault population took the treuble to the estimated midnight hour. " . ' i. now using .cell space in provin- L .' -- • be tested at.the mobile Opera. • Th~qgardens kept hopping all day withband music and volun- cial Jails. r : " n : Judges of the parade gave f~e tion Doorstep vans by .'free X- teer entertainmen11;~ :. ' *, . , j JAILS CLUTTERED .... ' French Canadian club entry first on police rays and tuberculin Skin tests, Kh~s~n will turn over their preceeds to the Ice Arena Fun~ Attorney-General Bonner says prize for the best decorated - Operation Doorstep organizer The iser~ce c'lub has pledged, supply the $31,000 ice-making British Columbia's courts and i : Vandals desecr e entry. .... " ' Bert Johnson~.~sald that 7,56g plant. .. " " " . Jarls are "cluttered up" with B.C. Telephone company took District Magistrate Harvey persons were'tested~ including • , . , . , drunks and motorists charged the me.st original award and the Jessop sentenced a mantothree 2,769 students who "were given with miner offences. : 1 'best community effort citation months'. Jail fo~ assaulting a their TB skin teatsat school . , . . '/! • I He has ordered his depart- Terrace gravesnte: went to the Italian Club, police officer in Terrace 'Magi. Adults andI l)re-s~hoolers vlsl. C.rtew on Imblk parks ment to review the sltuationand In'other contests Chrls Gag- strafe' s Court last week. . ted the mobile Christmas Seal to . lnstLtute trial " programs non took the award for the best Magistrate Jessop impdsed vans which moved fl'om district A group of local goons get their kicks by firtugpot shots thesentenceonStanleyMcLaren .to district on: a daily basis. at grave markers in Kitsumkalum cemetery. board In town. Other awards Crackdown ordered lion.aimedat al.leviating the situs. went to Mitch Cole (bushiest Mltchell. " - • .: • , POSITJVE. REACTION .. ' In general~ consideration is Brock Norberg (most stylish) Mitchell attacked police:u w.~.when Chest"x~.'r~-were" examihed being given to elimination ef I: Favored targets are tomb. Don .King (funni~st) and Norm .ha~ted r on susplcl0n of impairedipalred. by che~ s~ciallst/Dr. Dough Fwco tiros" stones and statues In the ceme- McTachen (l~est moustache.~ driving, ," , . ' MacKenzle~Of.the B~C~ Govern- on parks dr lilkers • , . *,=e- -ficAtoffelldersTerraee.andKitimatdrunks,and.Van. =. ,,,., o, m,no, tery. : ~:', ,: Old fashioned bathing behuty He also found guilty el theim' ment' S division of TB Control, HoHd lbly, :: A marble statue of ,hanged award wenttoCatholic Women*s, paired driving charge and was who was in Terrace for Opera. derhoof police have been erected by. Miklos Komlos abev~ League entrant sentenced to.14 daysconcurrent tionDoorstep. " .- ~.'...... '" Instructed not to arrest com. VANCOUVER (CP)- Riuty! Anita Carsons, Dog of the Year, in 1963 ancl the kraVes of'his wife and Iris with the three.month'sentence.. In the Survey q86. persons mcn drunks. Only persons sus- mother has beew: extensively He was "also prohibited from showed a pos'itive reacUou to "L~,k for a crack._dowu en drinking in local provincial parks, pected of more serious offences 1964 is retiring from • the Van. couver police force at the age damaged by the unknown lame- driving for one year. . • .. their tuberculin skln.test'~a red Area s ~rovmcial Far~s sup- I such as c..using a disturbance brains, ' " .:: . : :. " The district magistrate also bumP on their arm, 48 hours ervizer Bruce Carruthers has 1 ' . will be apprehended. of eight. Rain eases called for actiowto curb drink- I ~ ~.~ ..... CROSS OVERTURNED sentenced a man.charged with after the tuberculin test was The. :'staEue,. imported .from stabbing to one day's Jail and admInistered.~ , _ , .., lng at beaches and picnic sites. italy[~iS ~valued at more than Imposed a $1.000 fine. "L These people will be remind- Local RCMP have pro~nlsed fire hazard: $~500.,~,-, .... , . , James Allen Jones wasarres, ed next year to have a repeat action. "The police will be pat- rolling the parks/~ RCMP Staff A smiler cross'iimrker ~n ted by RCMP after a dance hall chest x.ray, as they are constd- the Komlos family pl0t has bean Last weeK' s raiu improvecltUe scuffle April 28. ered a susceptible group, having Sergeant John Maidens said. fire hazard situation on this part repeatedly overturned and i' ' The folld~vmg . convictioas been in contact with someone A new provincial camp ant, of the province. picnic site opens atFurlongBay damaged. twere also m'ede in Terrace Mag- .with active tuberculosis." ' Mrs, Komlos said 'that A Prince Rupert DistrictFire. ,/atr~e-;~ Court lastweekbef6t:e FALL SCHEDULE . this week, somefour miles south ., summary issued for the week of the present Lakelse picnic FAMILY .UPSET Magistrate C..T. Norrington: Preliminary figures isdicate Mrs, 'nilus Koml0s, daughter endIng'June 30 noted: Michael David" Led,for, shop. that nonewcasesofaotivetuber. site. (See also pagonine) " "With moderate rain on the Parks supervizer Carr~bers ~olaw~ of Mlklos Komlos, said .1 liftlng~' Sentenced to 30 daysj, culosis were found, although me ~amily was very upset by coast and scattered showers Harold Making, having Car'( sx~( there Is one suspected case. said he was particularly con. throughout the interior the fire cerned at under-age, drinkers the repeated acts of vandalism. c0ntr0| of n~otol--.Vehicle while I Two unl~own inactlye cases ° Mrs. J~tus Komlos Said that hazard is generally lowlto mode, impaired fined $125; 24 con. [ were uncovered, and'une child who arousing the sites. ~ i~ rate however, in the Smither~ "We have to put a stop to •repeated: eomplalnts ~had been vfctions" for.speedingiabdminor was,placed on drug the~apy~a~ made t0.the.i~Mp but the van. "i area and "the extreme northern traffic infractians~ nliie . for hbme,~ "as being'in'~'ecant co/~ this kind of drinking,: ' he said. portion .of the District the haza. Youngster's of 17.and 18-are dalism was" still going on. She. r d ls,~lll htgh.~, trucking offences;, three 'for- tact wfih an active ca~e.of the said the damage .appeared to be . liquor offences" . " . .disease. ' ' . " • wandering~ around' with. bottles in their hands.', caused by firearms, ~ ' ,i ~, ' r ,Carruthers.' is part/cularly "Mr0 Xoml~s! "spent. a :gre~ 1 '" ' concereed at the 'hazard ,pre- deal of:money to have the:big . ~ented to swimmers and camp. statue:brou~lhtto Canad~'and to . i. era by broken beer bottles, have it erected An the-:eeineb :~ The camp sites Will also be cry she sald,"NoUflug~seemsto ' : closed at night to curb drinkers he',don 9 to stOp these, imople • '~i and vandals, the ~parks super- frOm breaking'lt.~. ' . ~ ". ylzer said.. ", • , ~ "Some/fl~gers "",h~ie been broken off, the angels himd and " ,: ,: The Lakelse'-plc~inib. site and the new Furlong Bay camp site- every time we ~ to the eeme-: :i ;'i!! tory we have to put :the..cross ,: ,' ~! will both b.e' closed~ at 10:30 back up In RS plase'a~8, L',~ p.m. and will nol be opened until 6 a.m...... • Carruthers /cdlled It a step to' "cut down on ivandallsm." • presently In th0pr~'~ However the Camp. sites wiU transferred from thei~,.c~ ~ 'be able to handle-emergencies Pablie. Utilities CommllisJ •special provisions have 'been made for campers, wishing t0 "Victoria to ~the. District.M~ leave to open the gate.. p~li~,.'said Terry Lest~ i I .As~saistunt Admlal~A~or.

n • The third rea~l~'~ th tibrarv lists ., lawhas been pused~au~d' .'it. Is. apProved by PUCin summer bourse".,:, ~orm the district of "~err~/ Terrace Public L~brary has" take control el the c~mk listed new boursforlthe:summer m0nth~,, ..,~.~ .... : who has bean :: '.The, IAbr ary; now iinl i11S he w ~;rte~sin the Centennial.Bulhl- i br~elet hy Terrace Pio"e~r 8.A.W Terrace ~s centmmlal baby Lone 'Hearlch~n,~esen~ed wl~ : Mrs, oohn Glen at t[ight..Pr.OedLparents Mr.~md Mrs, Per Hdnrinhsan S~D~S OF OXtaiL BO0.~. thW s the he~t ~ %' '.c "-'k:~,-'-~'ki L~--'k"~'L :. ~:'." ~2 tO 41~m, '~.~d ~ that ~ Is ~.e proudfaceof wlaner ChrlstGlq~onwho took the award: aturdav ~,~a, ~,uUrtull, D0~lmon D~~xe~ratiomS, /:, ;'.:.L., " :,: ' ~ , ': ::>, :~.,, ~,:;~: .., ,,':S-" :--~,~:'~,.--. ~;~ '.. . . "- - i" ..... ' , . .Y ":.:/,!':'!~.:. ,~ • ' ,:i: ""'i,,." '~::":: ': +

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TERRACE "Omineca" HERALD ART'S A Division of NORTHWEST PUBLIC&TIONS LI~TITED AN DY CAPP: 16++( +++ CATHERINE M. FRASER, Publlsh*r JOE CUNNINGHAM, Editor • " "" ++ l lmnort benon + c.m,+ oNi Published every Wednesday at Terrace, 13riU.sh Columbia " ~"'* " The puMhd:er reservesthe right to edit or refuse items in the publication of the paper. ,=,~ seal.... pup skins Member of B.C. Weekly Newspaper Advertising Bureau; B.C. Division of the ~,. • Thomhill The re ' b le to s,e'the NEW HOURS • Ceucilan .Weekly Nawspapera Association; and Audit Bure,u of Circulation. ~'+~° 50~000 seal pups slaughtered year m m, Gmf of i Ai 'i :i m P.M. SL Lawrence is being, fought not in Ottawa but In Bonn~ says Seven Dayg o Week. Freedom for drunks? a report in the July issue of ." , • cft Attorney General Robert Banner has that drunks shall not be apprehended in Maclean' s magazine. ' , ~(~'~$::$$:::~::~$.-:..:..::~:-:~i.~.~/~.~ ~,~.%*;.~','*'.'.'.*_P~..:;~'*;*.''*.'.%';" .. one area of British Columbia. West German SPCA groupsl ~':;:':~:~'"~" >'Y';~:;~:~;:~:'::~ ruled that in the area enclosed by Ter- have already mounted an anti- .~- ...... *. race, Vanderhoof and Kitimat, no drunk Perhaps Mr. Banner fondly hopes that if there is no record of drunks being or- sealing petition with 3,000,000 GET "SET" shall be apprehended by the police. signatures and now aretryingto ~ . . He has arbitrarily selected this section rested, then ergo there are no drunks. persuade the Bundestag (par- of the province for an odd experiment. According to Canadian Press, he has liament) to ban the im~rta- :WITH' A FLATTERING Drunks will not be prosecuted unless taken this surprising step because courts tlon of e~eaiskins. : NEW HAIRSTYLE + guilty of some other offence. and jails are cluttered with drunks. , Since German imports nearly i ..... , + ~ ~' A vigorous protest by Terrace Muni- He feels rightly enough that a drunk 80 peroent of all Harp seal i from, skins~ such a ban would make ': ..... cipal Council must be indicative of the is not a true criminal. response of people in the area to this cur- What he overlooks is the fact that a the S'~ "Lawrence hunt uneconn, I [OI IA;$ drunk has the potential to commit a seri- mic, , . rent display of arbitrary arrogance by'the Opposing the SPCA groups Is BEAUTYSALON " Attorney General's Department. ous crime against the public. A study of 'a tlKhUy organized lobby of Phone'&l$-24k12"" The Attorney General has through his the criminal courts where prisoners have Germ.an farriers based in i (Opp~ite Lskelse Hudel}.: choice of locale, automatically and erron- pleaded that they were influenced by Fr___~kturt. [ i~:~~..~.:~L~"-~v" '. eously labelled this area as the drunk alcohol should provide a better sense of capital of the province. perspective in viewing the situation. The decision apparently was made A further point must also be consider- NOTICE without any .consultation of local author- ed. A drunk is still a member of the ity or any explanation of the reasons public. He is a citizen. His apprehen- The Mailing Address Of behind it. sion by the police is a protection of his THE TERRACE AND DISTRICT CREDITUNION Mr. Banner may hove a point to make person from accident on the roads, or Will be changed.from BO X 789,- deliberate assault and theft, while he is to if he is dissatisfied with the rehabilita- helpless. tion program for alcoholics in British Co- The council in capsule 908 lumbia. He may even have o twinge of We favor rehabilitation of alcoholics,. BOX conscience when he compares the multi- through education and hospital care. 'Effective July 1. +1967 Should the government spend some of million dollar revenues reaped by the No one insulted anyone TERRACE AND" DISTRICT CREDIT UNION Provincial Government from liquor taxes the money it makes from peddling booze on rehabilitation centres for its custo- Reporting council for a news- that the Provincial Government Commented Councillor Fren- Co'op Shopping Cehtre Phone 635-570| with the pitifully inadequate sums spent paper that is printed once a week Council vetoed an appllcstio~ ch: ¢They leave a mess ~' Reeve on the treatment of peop)e whose disease mers, we would applaud the move. But this head-in-the-sand attitude of can be a frustrating experience. by a travelling ice cream man ~F, Gouiet concurred seeing a is alcohol. The arguments and plans of the to sell his products on Terrace hazard of popslcle papers on the "uncluttering the courts" by failing to immediate instant seem to streets. We fail to see any cogent argument arrest alcoholics is unworthy of a re- streets, Councillor Cam Lane in the Attorney's General's dict u m dwindle in importance as aweek pays ~ zair proportioh of the unsuccessfully spoke for the sponsible government. goes by. recreation tab~ and that the mowers of lawns on hot days~ The following are a potpourri Thornhill people had offered to who~ he said~ were dyiugforan of the business transacted June pay more than their fair share: ice cream,' ~ 37. ÷4.-4. 4-++ Call it a success 4.+4. A request of council to fin. Safeway SboppingCentre plans Council~ perhaps mellowed by once cost of sending a pony were inspected by council who Success is a trite word indiscriminately horned toads from the heavens, it would the approaching holiday~ set league ball team to Cequitlam decided to check with engineers tagged on to every bake sale, bun fight still have been a great weekend. some sort of record. Duringthe this month was vetoed, It was Willis and Cuelfffe on apossible Too much work went into the prepara- entire proceedings~ no one in- pointed out that some $17,343 traffic bottleneck onthe Emer- and hen party where money is expected sulted anyone. It was awelcome to change hands for worthy causes. tion of our national birthday celebrations is already allotted to sports~ son Road exit, Woolworths are here for it to have been anything but a change. and recreation. Councillor Bud also expected to open a store Its a pity because we think the word 4.+4. French with tongue in cheek re+ on the proposed centre. in its best and freshest sense is the one success, regardless of the weather. Councillor Dorothy Norton re. corded his opposition" to the ++4- needed to describe the Terrace celebra- A tip of the hat must be extended to ported that some of her con- decision. "My s~nr$ on that Councillor Norton~ an out. tion of Canada's birthday. the centennial committee for the plan- stituents suggested that she and team~" he said, spoken lady~ also threw a hot For the moment, forget the jaded con- ning and co-ordination, but the major the rest of Council ~%hould be ++4. issue •before fellow councillors ingredient of success was the co-opera- tarred and feathered.' ~ Therea, Verl~as school had its fron. by suggesting that the manage- notations of "success•" son for the suggestion was in- Instead, apply it to the total program tion and enthusiasm of all the people in take taxes remitted again after ment committee should be dis- the town. dtgnation that Terrace Recrea- a letter from Father O,P, Mohan solved and that the work could of a memorable weekend, a weekend that tion Commission should send pointing out that the school took be undertaken by a municipal sparkled because the whole community Every organization in the community staff over to that Thornhillplace went to work for the centennial celebra- 300 children off the school tax manager. was involved. to supervise summer recreation budget. "We' re not doing what we are The big parade, the dancing in the tion. And the whole town responded to programs. It was pointed out 4.4.+ here to do/' she said~ refer- streets, the contests, the beards and the and appreciated their work. ring to a backlog of work. pretty girls, the barbecues and the beer The people packed the streets and ~*This is the people's bust° patronized the event! ness, she said. We should gardens, the fireworks and the floats, get on with these ' things;' ~ were all part of that success. There may have been some-solitary letters tc the editor curmudgeons who retreated to their dank Most speakers agreed on the You could even give a passing nod to Editor~ Herald~ Editor~ Heraid~ . backlog, Councillor Vlc ~/o]lffffe the-:weotherman for three great 1~days basements und muttered "humbug', dur-+. At this time we would like t~ take this'op~rotuntty for onedi+,did not agree with the •..Msy~-l ~'.~ ¢-~:~:~....'~.~.: ' L~,'. i~ " with the q~uiel: assurance that even i~ |~ ingthe festivities but from.what, we. sawy' make your readers aware-ofth~ idea. of/~isbanding the council the whole town turned out to join in the turmoil in the city of Prince management committee. "We poured howling, pussy cats and great of my eemany children,, for • . t •o cnmmunity fun. Rupert with regards to the cur. tl~,lr generous and warm-hear. have 10st by default# ~ he said, + FORD rent fishing dispute, ted tribute. cqf a meeting is called~ every We MarchingMothers~ across Tlds wonderful gesture was councillor should come. To dis- Guest commeltt section of the commanitye came certainly a surprise and a day band the oommittee would be a Into being two months ago tc for me to remember. The pre- disastrousthlng.' ' protest against the flagranLvio. sentation of the paintingofUThe COUNTRY SALES What happened to Canada? lotions of the law and the Com. Seven Sisters, ~ was truly a munistic Leadership of the Now that we've reached the that asongcalledCa-na-dawould key. And this comes as a sur- happy choice and I shall trea, UFAWU. sure it along with the many halfway mark in Centennial wind up at the top of the list prise to anyone who has seen Please let it be understood Uml us as a reticent~ retiring people good memories of Terrace. Year, it's a good time to stop of hits? How many of us really we are not against Trade Unio- ,BEAT THE HEAT and look around at what hus believed that Expo 67 would too timid to use such phrases To the 17 years of classes nism Unions are necessary, been happening to Canada as a make such a tremendous im- as "The Canadian Dreamt'!_ whom I have taught the "Three Tillicum However, it must be responsi- nation. It' s true that in politicalterms R's' ~ may I say au revoir pression on the world and that ble and :represent I the voice The most significant develo- it would easily outdo the big we' re still alongwayfrom unity with ~ wish for your success Quebec' s separatists may be of its membership~ "not thai and happiness. pment seems to be that we have world's fair held in New York? of the executive or delegated THEATRE SPECIALS discarded our national in- quiet for the moment but they I shall miss Terrace and I do A year ago did any of us .act. voters in convention, Amember feriorlty complex. We have, in ually believe there would be such haven't abandoned their post- again thankyou all for your kind tion. Ottawa and the provinces should be proud of its tznion, words and the good years. effect, rediscovered our own an outpouring of affection for Shoreworkers brave enough country and found it isn't such Canada by her own people? are still divided on may issues. Fran I~elle. Men. Tue. Ju~ $, 4 And many of oar city govern- to go to work (obeying the law~, FANTOMAS a dull place after all. The men andwomenwhowork- are being subjected to the ut; To Hot TO Hold , i For many Canadians there is ments are dissatisfied with the Crime Comedy I~ Tec]~icolor ed so long to make our cele- most of abuse from UFAY~J The most perfect soul~ says a new- found pride in their land treatment they receive from the • Mylene Demonget~ bration a success -- the centen- leadership. Heraclitus, Is a dry llght~ which 1961 CH'EV4-dr. H.T. ' I " ,' el m~{ X :~~ ~ I ' and a renewed sense of ldentiyo nial train and caravan~ the voya- provincial capital. Louis Defunm But this does not alter We will continue onr efforts files out of the body as lightn- Shorts: Chop Chop. , V-8, automatic ...... " ...... " qavlvv:'*" wj This has been reflected in the geur canoe race from Alberta the to see that the law is upheld ing breaks from a cloud, enthusiasm with which hundreds to Montreal~ Expo itself and the fact that we have begun to see A Wedding Nlg~ht Canada Interesting~ lively and we hope that. the UFAWU of communities and thousands of many local centennial projects as an membership will clean up their Wed. ~hur. Fd. Sat individuals have applied them- ~ut the fact is that the en- nation, already prosperous and July ~, 6, % 8 with great promise for the union by seeing that flzese Com.+ 1961 FORD Station Wag0n; V-8, auto .+ selves to centeuniai pr9Jects`o thusiastic participation of the. munist Leaders are replaced, BOY DID I GET A WRONG future. .Who could ever have imagined ordinary Canadian is the real ¢ZA MARCHING MOTHER' ~ NUMBER 1963 CHEVY II 4-Dr. Sedan ...... ~ . Centennial Year' has been a . PRINCE RUPERT Comedy in Colo~ 1963 FORD Golaxie, V8, automatic sort of catalyst. We' re rather THE Bob Hope. Phillis Dlller proud of ourselves and we' re Laughing at his own son, who Shorts: A Balmy Night Social Events having fun at our birthday party SWEEPER Indisnapelb 600 Let' s hope we don~ t retreat into got his mother~ and, by his mouse-like reticence once it's mother's means~ his father Sat. Matinee July B Road. Burner , GUESTS WELCOME als% to indulge him~ he told over. , BOY DID I GET A WRONG Every Wednesday and Friday Evening him that he had the most paw, IS NUMBER 1963 CONSUL 2-Dr, 5eden 4-speed $oQr~ er of any one in Greece: "For In Color and Ctnemaseope Irons, stick shift, new point, w/w tires liJO~lp, CARD GAMES - BRIDGE - ETC. the Athenians command the rest Greene ta stud of Greece~ I command the Athe- COMING Men, Tue. Wed. Jtdy 10, 11, 1~ At The Clubhouse ntans~ your mother commands~. THE YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE I farm research me~ and you command your An explosive story of life 1965 FAIl'LANE V8, automatic THORNHILL GOLF COURSE and love amongst ,the rich. 1965 CHEV BeI-Air 6 cyl. Station Wagon program here Rex Harrison, Ingrid Bergman Phone 635-2542 Shirley MaeLaine 1967 FORD XL 428 cu,, V-8, loaded OTTAWA, - Agriculture Mini. Shorts: Bowling Alley Cat ster J.J. Greene has announced a program of Increased ser. s; Y yis.,. vice to agriculture in the area • COUNTRY MUSIC ON between Prince George and Ter- BROADWAY" "Cool Off With This One race. l Hank Snow, sheeter Davis BILLBOARD He said a number of project Hank Williams 1965 CHEV H.D. I/z-ton,+ .4 speed trans• farms will be established to is pleased to announce the opening Shorts Matador Magao Radio, Priced to sell carry out field experiments in Level ~0 of their Terrace office . "..- fertility and weed control as .- ." Terrace well as variety testing. in the Con~]on Building Sat Matinee-e- Suly 1S The project farm concept per- CHARTROOSE CABOOSE .1964 FQRD Vz{Ton,. A1 ConclitiOn (above Spee-Dee Printers LtdJ ' : Comedy +.in Color • mrs solving problems wltere Molly Bee, Ben Cooper ,1965 CHEV l/~'-Ton, heavy!d~Jty they exists and providing speci- Edgar Buchman 1967 GMC, 1,400 miles, radio • J5 C tO $1.00 fic answers to fit the various' • _. Shorts: MaYadorMagoo soil and climate conditions. Services Provided In~clude: . .; . , :+~...~ The Department will rentland . ..+:, • . . to carry out experlmants. This ~e'+AN EMPLO~'MENT AGENCY ~: " / YOU'R" '~ + ~ill allow moving research work •,*, + Drwe.ln SPECIAL :- zrom place 'to place# meeting -e TRANSLATING SERVICES - RED' H0~/SALESJvU~N" ":: +i)~(;./i ~i :L~ :, pro.bi~ms'hs they .arise. + . ..-- RIDE BEYOND VENGEANCE LITTLE GIRLS' • Western in Color The project farms will replace • BOOKKEEPING the experimental substation.at I Chuck Conno~ JOHN BEE or ERNIE FIsHER~ : *~!! " ' PARIsETTE SUMMER SHOES Smitbers~, which will be closed, r James_Maemhur -+. • AN ANSWERING.SERVICE Shor~: ~lephant~mttc + : " Sizes 5 to 8 " Activity at Smithers has been de- ' c.reaslng in recent years. 'Man and His Wor,Jd" - ~xpo 67 All Jnqmries will be.answered immediately. sat. --*-. ,TM.v14L. 18 r i ~. " r i "I *2,49 ,CraNe Roll For information Write Or Phone •+' '+. lOOP+11~-mllin file evt~ - ++: .++ :+ ' ' .:. ++ m- .. Tnelouow|ngolrtns were re- "' .... ~" +" '~ "" ...... B'-'-- "; "+ he"+'L-" -+...... , corded .in Mills Mem0tlal Has- TRI.ASSOCIATE AGENCIES r 1 q r P M ,:. SATUH~AX, __v~+~,9u-="~.-%pu _w~'u~: ©,u..oyu.~es :1 ~tal-': +; • '...... • ' ' ' Show Time I0 •/. .. , , ."' • ~, -...' , , ;-~. " at ~ Memorm]/Logical at u]e. *.~..mmum~ cenwei~ *1,, Mr'. and Mrs, Victor Penner •i, " :(Above ~ee-DeePrlnlemLM,) 'r i " m~,J+O~m .:/ :~: ' _A~_one.w~.l~g. ~o,_.mm+e sewmgaonauon~ Pho ~ ~m I* 'JuneeP/.adaughtero •, " ' /Aoya a; o~o-~ + ' *, ' li P.O.Box263B ;?, !: "•i, ,Shone +SS-S IB I1" N0'nCS ' 466oLAK mSE VENUE PHONEme-280! ~m~ m + ' ' i ...... '+ r'+' " " "' %.... ' +:• : i Mr. an~ MrS. Philip Dumont,

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., :,~ ~ /+ ' L' ~ '" I "+I''" 'I' : AroUnd The I own + "(~ >+'++P' +: "" m++:.+: +" + r norm j-+; ~++.~.:;~+ i::,, A • " -:...... , .. . ,,,.+.+,o,,,, M+,., + o<, ,,... +,o +++,.++ ~rIII~II~L~IMI~II4L,!pI!~. Mrs. NorahOlsonhavereturned nd Mr. and Mrs. Red Bmh - i .' ,:, +,. from rMOntre~=~ 'a 't0ur .0~ ave,'.retdrned -from a triP to ~?/:++~"'+:+~'~'+ ',+,:"iV+l~iatas:~Jrom" ~e.,Tmrt~.e "nursu th;tMS +l+h01d m0all~,, , , . ~, EXPO;+ :: * • .. • " XPO and'th'e ~:Marltlme pro- ,Y'-~.++ ,.+.:+.~ .- :congregation of.Jehovah,s wit. m+ tinge to ex~m~ ideas me • "+ THE OPENING OF • : ' :+++-, - :. inces* - .... +.-.~.:,- . nesses are attending. ~:. four; . ke ) in touch with pubH6 ~ , :~ , . :- ....' • Mr.-and Mrs.' NEDMcLeo~ " I J I +'++ ::'::":-"''L-+.+...: '++':~ d+/Y:'con+'entlo~InPr~ceR~perlg' :: aa~ +eUare agencles+Onenurm+ and .s0n :Rally. at Frlnce Ru-blr~ and Mrs. Eugene LaBeile ' ";~,+BERT'S ~: . ,' pert~ and, their r:niece ,Heather re leaving on June 10 to.take ..:::+. ' ::: ' Whleh bel~an, July 6° + " ' .... :s~[dln..businessS'0 percentofnurs~gea~~involved " " • ~ psycholo. Wilson :bf Kel0wim, +spent,r/the ' I + EXPO ,before returning to ~" :The local+presiding ministers ~ical and nersot~" .. ., DominiOn Day week-end in Ter- ancouver+where:theywUlmake : ~,ii . Mr. WalteiSchmld+t, e~rplalned ... -- race; While here they were the lelr fMu~e'home. .'The:0uroose'of fl~e;~+embly r is to'draw:Jellovah,+s Witnesses -~,,,.,,.=~n'""-'e- " +o, Mr. and Mrs. "r P ~+ "" : '+ '~" en " WhltneF Lewis 'of Hlllcrest. . Mr. a~fd Mrk, +ohn Van Zon, closer togethei'anddemon~trate. • + .. , +++ . lee Diane LaBelle~.lefl. Tues- ; how a practical application of PAY LESS • .. . Dr,and Mrs. Ken McPherson ay for~ Seattle Washington ~ : at Opposite The New Library' ha'~e returned from a business here they will make 'their ~::~,.! this modern ageJ ' S&5. - _:] ., . trip to Van¢0uver. Iture home. Mr. Van Zons who • .,t .. .+ -., . .~ ,., ~e4-+ " ~..been withthe Crdit Bureau :"~ UThe el£hty deleg~ea t~qm~ " " " • " ": -':~ :specializing - :" . Mr. andMrs. ArchieCambrin ere~ has accepted a position W Day is'o Sole +. in: .. ' ' " and family len Tuesday for lth the Bank of California in" .:~;~'~ congregation here and consists+ yOU alwo~;salways get top.value|"top. values of fam~es whose members az'e ~~e~. ~.. iI ..... • Tsawwassennear .White Rock~ :attle. Mrs. Van Zon will con- re' your: morieY ,. • EUROPEAN SAUSAGES where they, will make. their aue her teachl.ug career th the # parbtime ministers of the . . . . " . -..

'home. They:were accompanied 'ashington city. :~ Bible. ' ~ " " "d# • CHEESES OF ALL TYPES " : by MrS. Cambrin.~ s mother +4-+ The convention ends Sunday 46~Iie,Lakals~ Ph.Ph, L6,1$.$1~i::lL~MI' " " " who had come up from Victoria I HarPy Tupper is leaving teday i afternoon+ :,:,:.:,.:.:.:.:.:.:..:~- .:;:~,~.:.: .'.'._.'~...:...:~.',.:...~&;:~'..: .~.:~ • IMPORTED CANDIES ANI for the openIng of the new lib' r EXPOo In Edmonton hewill ..i.~...x+:;:~:..'.:.:-:<.:.:~:;~>:¢.:.-'.-'.;~ • . i. rarY buff.cling. : ~. , +' Joined by his slster~ Mrs. °. COCKTAIL MIXES arty Hyde and family. :Mr, +.and Mrs. John Saarick 4-+4- and family left:July first tO • BARBECUE CHICKENSI Mr, and Mrs. S.N.G. (Sam) . visit frleads and i'elatives in trkaldy are visitors tO town Vancouver and Victoria. ' " am Victoria.:They took part in 4-4-+ me July 1st Celebrations asCa- / Mr, and Mrs, E, wells have nadian Legion representatives returned, from a trip to EXPO from the capital city...... which they enjoyed Very much. 4-+4- 4-4-+ - Mr. and Mrs, Norval Douglas Mrs. Will Fell will leave next left last week for an extended OKler In The ~orning - Ready In The Afternoon 'week from ller home town, Stay. holiday. They will visit Mrs. ner~ Ontario. Mrs. Fell has re. DouglaM sister in winnipeg who PHONE 6~5-5440" cently recelvad word of the death is celebrating her 25th wedding of her mother. asnlversary; will stop over in . ion Park - Across From Centennial Librory 4-4-+ Montreal and take in EXPO.6% Walter "Leo and daughter Dixie. then on to the Continnntto visit are' visiting In their Lakelse Denmark, Poland~ Russia and FOr ALL your printing needs, shop at the Herold Lake home with Mr., Yea' s sons West Germany. Bill and Ralph. They were ac- stotements - business cords -. invitations - flyers +-*-4- companied north byMrs. Yvo;me Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller "--'* --- ~I~II~7I 1 letterheods, brochures- envelopes ' all forms Bishop who is visiting withthem and family have left for Alberta at the Lake, to attend the C.~.algary.stampede. ITALIAN CLUB'S reproduction of John CabePs boat drew the ,judge's nod for Ubest comrrtunlty effort/, from floats entered -.:::.:::'i: -::::.:+:;i!:":::..i; ~!i~'~iii~ii~:i~:i~ in Saturday' s narade, + Here's a brand-new chequing account from Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Sand. Bank.of Montreal, It's called Tr.e Clwquhzg and it's " :~ : .:i:~::::;::i:~i:i~f~::;~:::~i:!::::i!~':~!i~f!ii!i~ili::i over Sly and familys and young Mrs. B.H. van Bilderbeek of last Wednesday for the south on designed to be used in.combination with True Savings. " "..': -!:[i:!:+i::~:~":..i~:':::/:~:::::.:~'+:~:~:~:~ Gregg Goulet s left at the first The Hagu% Holland is visiting their, annual vacation. ~L: ': of the week for Montre~d and with her son-in-law and daug~ ++4- How the two account plan works at a glance •sill take In EXPO. ~er~ Mr. and Mrs. W.IL (Peru) Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Lewis ++4- van Heek on Sparks street Nortt~ of HiHcrest celebrated July 1 • TRUE • CHEQUING TRUE SAVINGS Mrs; W. McCabe has gone This will be Mrs. Van Bilder- with a dinner party for a num. : .:::.: ~. south to attend summer school. beek' s fourth visit to Terrace. her~ of their friends. Mr. and In August she will be Joined She has been making the trip to Mrs. Lewis wLH be leaving at • The Disadvantage The Disadvantage by her husband and famUy for Terrace everythree years since the end of July to make their No interest. No chequing. a trip to EXPOo the family movedherefrom Hol- home in Tsawwassen. .... + + . ::" ++4- The Adcantages • The Advantages. land. The second annual party of, Mr. and Mrs. Cy Eden and ÷4-4- ' Convenientway to pay bills. ' 4 vz % on minim,m mm,hly Terrace Old-timer's will beheld : balance. • family~ former residents of Ter- Mr. and Mrs. G. Klepp of Simplifiesbudgeting. race, now livIng In Surreys are in the I,O.OoF. HallonSaturday, Williams Lake are visiting with August 5~ in the evening. There Low c~t.' • Money always available. visitors to town. *their son-in-law and danghtert ' Permanent record of Free transfers to True + +4-4- 'will be a'small charge at the door Mr. and Mrs. B. Landquist and to defray" expenses. Pass the cxpendlturcs. Chequing. Herb Spencer has returned family. +4-4- Cancelled ch~uesas receipts. Free cash withdrawals. from his annual summer visit word along to o~. of- town If you have friends visiting Terrace pioneers who might like i to Montana and Idaho Falls s Ida- from out.of.town or you are ho. to pay a visit at this time to Keep enough in your True Cheqqing Account to pay going on a trip or annual va- their old home town. +4-+ - your bills. Put the rest into 4½% True Savings. •: :: .. :...:,.. •: " cation give us a ring at 635. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson 6357 and we will be pleased to (If you already have a 3% Savings Account, you can have returned from a vacation Include your names intbe social convert it to True Savings). Where? At your trip in southern U,S,A. going as column.- Mothers are fender of their far south as Mexico. +++ children. For they have a more neighbourhood Bank of Montreal. +-I-~ " Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bestand painful ~hare. intheirproduction : :After++ four yearsl In Terrace family left last Wednesday. for and.:they ~are more certain ~t' . Rev~,and ~M~s,,-~LJ.t #~ost.~and a~:trip"":to"Hontreal and a.vlsit [~ they~Jre thetr,ow~:.~.:.: ~ -~, .,; :~.,,. family 'left: this week for'Teth, to EvPO'' -P"4-+ " ' B_an+k of bridge t Alberta, where Mr. Jest .... .i ' ARISTOTLE "+i ÷,+~+e~ ~" Canada's Rmt Bank ...... • has been transferred as pastor" of the Evangelical Free Church. ,Mr. and Mrs.. Jack White left

Mr, and Mrs. S, Beckman left un at the week.end for a holiday at Shuswap Lake, +-1-4- Co-workers of Mrs. Frances LaBelle during bur teaching years in Terrace gathered at the Birch Springs residence of Mr, and Mrs, Vic Bryant re- cently to wish her wen as she departs to make her. home in I Vancouver. On behalf of the guest~ Mrs. A+ McKilvington presented Mrs., LeBelle with a ~ut.glass bowl and a souvenir ashtray., - ON+. _+. AUTOMOTIVE i-~ -,.: :i:::),,: +:. +4--I- ,, Mr. and Mrs Ray Zacharias and family left on July 1st by Accessomnes AT KALUM+ camper trailer across Canada to attend EXPO. Theywllltravel as far east as Newfoundland and >: • . TIRES . • -, • .+ In Bale Vert% Newfoundland will be house-guests of Dr. and Mrs, Doug nlack, former residents of Fishing has changed plenty since the days of the twelve:foot fly'r'od: Terrace. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. •Black on June 13 C hev M " ...... But fishermen haven't. After a day of tramping over rough country.., on May Ist Dr. Black was appoln- I ~ : : wadingthroughfastwater...thenfightinginthebigone...aman,ssti]l ted Administrator ofthe"M,J, r "- :i : +u ready for something cool and refreshing. Ready for the finest catch Boylen/'slon HosPitaL •United Chureh Mis- 'd~j iiii' "L" .~:i":: Special: of. all: the most popular beer in British Columbia. Old Style BeerI L Mr, and.Mrs. J.M, Irvlne and

Dawson Creek last week to visit " ".., . i' ~ " ' their son Jim who is attending ' . vocational schoolthere. While in the north they visited Mrs, lr- i: i~ , vine, s brother and sister.in-law Munroe Shock, ......

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PageFour TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALDS_TERRACE~., B,C;" "" . • ; : W~ldrlesd{]y]' July: ~. i9~ J Some of the fun •,. ~ :~ ,. , -,.~ '.',~.~,~::. ., ' ' ~. IJ~mlillJll~-../l~ '~ ..... " ' " :" el of the bigparade on Dominion day

Bands and balloons, noise and color, were just some of the ingredients of the big Dominion Day parade held Saturday through Terrace streets...... There were floats, imaginative and colorful, some earnest, others viewing the whole proceedings with a healthy sense of humor. There were people crowding the streets, bright eyed youngsters ~ parents oil joining in excitement of the big celebration ofCanada s birthday held here in Terrace. This week we're using this page and any other space we can find to tell the story of a bio event in pictures. Just one segment of the large crowd of adults and youngsters who turn- ned out Saturday morning to watch the big Dominion Day parade.

JUST ONE SEGMENT OF THE LARGE CROWD OF. ADULTS AND YOUNGSTERS WHO TURNED OUT SATURDAY MORNING

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• : , . A LOOK TO THE PAST and a vision of the future was emboided in this flaot'ifecltur~. :- '.:~., :~: :;' ing women's fashions by the Legion Ladies Auxiliory.

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Now, here's the sweetest part of the story: Ambassadoris priced with Ford,Chev and Plymouth! ,.. , . TERRACE VOLUNTEER FIREMEN were so eager to join the big porode that the.gent at right just may have forgotten to don his pantaloons. Motor Trend is one Of the most newest and most efficient production Ambassador and Competition Retail Price Comparison t authoritative auto magazines in North engine available--and they clocked 2-door 4-door 2-door 4-door... 2-door America. Their February edition in- 0-60 mph in 9.9 seconds and 50 to 70 Make &Model sedan sedan convert, sm. wgn. hardtop cluded a comprehensive road test of mph in 5.2 seconds. Ambassador 880 6-cyl $2969 .$3018 $3408 an Ambassador DPL. Here are some "A number of built-ins make the Ford Custom 500 6-cyl 2993 3048 3484 of their comments: Chevrolet Bel Air 6-cyl " 3000 3053 .3437 Rebel and Ambassador safe and "'The Ambassador DPL is one of Plymouth Fury I1 "" .6-cyl 3023 3080 3467 $3137 economical cars. The ceramic-coated the plushest, most comfortable town Ambassador 990 6-cyl S3179 S3571 S3207 or highway cars we've ever driven", exhaust SYstem is still exclusive. Then Ford G~llaxie 500 6-cyl 3227 83587 .3621 3248 there are the impact-absorbing steer- Chevrolet Impala 6-cyl 3235 3594 3615 3254 ing column, the 5 :;'ear/.50,000 mile Plymouth Fury 11I. 6:cyl 3271 3613 3655 3286 warranty' on major drive train items, Ambassador DPL V8 $3774 83526 unusually spacious and comfortable Ford XL V8 4140' 3805* • Ch(~vrolet Impala SS V8 3867 3527 passenger compartments plus well Plymouth Sport Fury. V8 :~ 3902 3556 •pla. nned overall design. It all adds up *Includes automatic transmission. tO cars .tha!. are easy to .!oak at.that ~ll :;rices quoted ,are Manufacturer's su0- :Y.0u see, you can step up [o an are getting to be lun to drive; With the ~e~,edmaxim'~m'ie,all prices; F.OiB.:fact0ry clinclier' being:a Well:earned reputa-: :• l~cf',,JinUF.~'Jerai Sal0s Tax, Provincial tax0s Ambassador,. 'without stepping, out tionfornunlitvcnnctrn¢'dnn " ' . '.:'. "where" appli'.a~A0,~;deliv¢=rl charges and. 0fyourpriceClass.SeeyourAmerican Tl~ars what it was designed to be, • = ...... : .." o,~tionalequipment are extra. • , Mot0rs/Rambler Dealer =tbday. The seats are coil spring sprung, like With praise like that, it's no" . fine furniture; there's plenty of head, wonder that people think ,that• NEW EXTENDED WARRANTY.FOI~ DETAILSSEEYOUR AMER CAN MOTORS/RAMBLERDEALER leg and shoulder room for'all passen-. Ambassadorbdongsup iherein:~he i':~'~ ~.~" gets; and the ride and.performance Olds, Buick and Chrysler. claSs.':ln~ "~ ~ ~ ~ • are just what you expect from a big terms of qualitY it does, biit in te/'ms car-~ver:: smooth. IVlotor Trend's of price, Ambassador is pHced:~/ith' test car was equipped With American Ford,. Chev and Plymouth, niodd ~, 1967AMERICAN...... MOTORS ,w~,~,,,s,¢,,,~,,~,,o Motors new 343 ca. in. VS--the formodel. . WHERETHEBASICDIFFERENCEIsABEITERCAR. ' ,

TEST DRli/E AN AMBASSADOR AT ANY.OF THESE AMEI~ICAN MOTORS/RAMBLER DEALERS ...... ' - '~ . ~ . AND WHILE, YOU'RE THEREGET.. IN ON HIS OPEN ROAD~ SWEEPSTAKES,._ . , : " R.amb r: L "

A BEVY OF BATHING beauties all awaiting the judges' vote of' approval an Stage •• WEST " HIGHWA Y !6 ~.;,i.. ", ", ...... -.," .....1 i,;,., 4: .~,~' TER~CE, .,, ,,...... -.B,C,',. during afternoon, fun :at,,the Dominion Day C~lebrations Saturday,

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Wednesday, July 5. 1c~/ • TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD. T.ERRACE. B.C. )% f ,

Hong Kong merchants......

mS .@ ,-. 1o BC a An investment.counsellor in'Vancouver re~Jrts a number., merchant Princes frorh Hong Kong are convertlng their fami] fortunes to Canadlan dollars.'and moving to B.C. MONTREAL,-- Mad dancing I." ,i I I 'tin" at Expo. O7's Man the Harris0n chef. George Treit~ resldentOf R~ Provider theme pavilion. Fol: erford ;. McRae Ltd.-who ha the barnyard, animals in the serves been .~dvlsing the~Chinese ¢ •chfldreu" s farm, that is. ,....-,:. ,,:.: starling. investment opportunities~ sal For children who hove never " HARRISON HOT SPRINdS| he has :serried four Hong Kon seen-.chickens gc-go dancing to the strainsof piano musicbang.! B.C. (CP) - Joseph Wuestl'chd families in $50j000. homes i ,%' at the Harrison H~tel here, says VancoUVer In: the .last thre ed .out- by .a rabbit, there" are starlings are bulR like minia- surprises in stol'e, . i weeks and now' is. dealing wit ...... You'll find ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS fast"]n"7 t b ~iI ture turkeys with.big thighs a chinese whose fortune Is eat and breasts, and he has created The whole barnyard is groovy, •/XELLOWPAGES.Whereyourfingers~dothe walking. !i'.' mated at $40~000,000~ A pigeon flys "out o'f-its.cage ~ a new dish. Main ingredients He said the exodus starte are two-thirds starling meat, and rings.a bell, and a duck about six. months:ago becaus slides on: hiS".backside do~:n a: one-third veal, brandy and X , of the communist-inspired rlot ramp into the water. spices. in Hong.Kong and is continuin - +++ as fast as C anad!an immigratio officials can process the applt The animal act demonstrator: catipns. holds up a card on which there -THE • ."These are good, stable faro are dots of various ' colors. flies• and h~we a lot to give thi "Judy,' ' the demonstrator calls SWEEPER country, besides tbei~ money/ "Come out and show themthe he. said. "They are-.all Eng- green dot.' ' A white hen strolls' educated, speak excellent en~ out of her cage, pecks the green llsh in many cases and are bring dot and returns, IS ing us a let"of technical kno~ hOw, ...... "Jump through the loop, "'!Many of them arf~ manufac Jack," he tells the rabbit. turers and are looking forwar~ "Donald . o . find the fish.' ' cOMING to .setting up new "factorie A duck slides down a ramp lato here.' e the water and dives for an art- An estimated $1~450 mer ificial fish at the bottom of a chants, manufactures, engi transparent .pool. neers, physicians and skflle~ Alfred, the pigeon~ is sum. -j tradesmen applied for lmmigra maned. He walks out of his cage, tior visaslast month. looks around a bit, and flies to No . a tiny bell and rings it. • nagging REPQRT FROM PARLIAMENT Hill backache!I i Kitwanga celebrates Dicker Days are here !!, S~e used to be Imtbered by backaches and tired feeling. When she learned that Irritatio~ of the l,ladder aml Canada's centennial urinary tract can result in backache It's Our Year-eld S01e_! .Cor.ne~.ln Aod. Snve On Theseffems: and tired feelim¢, she t..k Dodd's MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GIFT WARE, NOVELTIES, SPORTING GOODS,, LADIES' WEAR KhlneY Pill~. Smart girl. Dodd'u Pill. ~Y FRANK HOWARD M.P. people of .Kitwanga officially • .. , . qtlmulate the kidneys to hvlp relieve On the 24 of June, 1497 John.i. AND INDIAN HANDICRAFT the eund[tion can.inK the backache nnd opened a small park aspart.of tired feeling. Soon she felt better Cabot landed at what !'snowpartt~ the Centennial Celebrations. ,. .- ..:,,,-.: ..... rested better. If ynu are bothered by of Canada. The day was a smashing suc- " . :.. " ;., Imekaehe. Dmhl'aKidney Pil/a may help you, too. YO~ enn depeml .n Dedd'a. Fourhundred and seventy ~ cess and I mention it here i not years later, to the day, the so much because it was uniquee S tltJe 011 but because it was typical. r " . 7 .. ,. I •:: ....• ...... • ,~- .;::.:. . ",.:,. : :.. Bill Brackenberry e the coma dustlike the don't buy : :" munlty's oldest old-tlmer, of- ficiated at the opening. Cdl.et. wagh of Gitwangarh washonour. A rtlcle ed by having a centennial medal 1 presented to him. Gfl-ebwagh is the Indian name of lVlr..'l%m 1867 era "~ eceiued [ram Harris and Gitwangarh theclos.' - let's barter eat that I can come to spelling, . . . ~. .~ . :; ; Sear~ in English, the proper and ori. i ginal name of the community. There was a .p~ade, a trea, sure hunt, prizes for costumes No ReUonable Deal Turned Down. We Are Loaded With Stock! and the like. swimming, a bar- '..... ;~:'"

m Master of barbecues, Mr,. ' . ] . 24 Hour becue handled by the Grand :, ...... ~Ace~ ' Robinson.. of.,. Telkwa e -I ~' " SEARS SALES " " :.-: ,i ~: ~ -~,~.~q~ ~: -. ,,

TOWING SERViCEi...... , ..... 'dan'~e;"fr ~ Ice cream ;"~id th~-,I ;> ~ -.... - " " : ,:, -- P H O N e -- list could go on and on, ". : ' . -I-+~.. ~Kalum st. - '. "The Biggest Little Store In Town" ...... PhNe 6352241, Days." 635-5|20 or 635-6189 .What is perhaps as rirnport. :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,• .... Nights: 635-2762 or 635-5611 :tennialantas anything was the ~en. ::i:~:iiiii~~....:~:!i~:i:i:!:.:::::..i:i:~:::..::i,.t r'INTRODU,.,,.,RY OFFER: ~ spirit' at 'the celebra. ======-- __ | on New Wide Ov__o_l Tires. I ti°ns and the c°'°peralive spirit E preliminary work. Gltwangarh, G SHOT DOWN like many other smaller com- SoE--CE,RV, ! spiritmunities.. of beingIs embued able withtowork that " " ' " . together for the ~bmmon good~ .... something which is lost.in large cities. ' " - • ' ' The name of the park was J " Serviced Regularly I chosen by'contest with the win- ONSTEIN'S * ~'~ * ning name being that of 13 year old David James. The name is. Pine Grove Park. There. is a fine, even aged stand, of Lodgepole .Pine "in,the • ' " ...... ~ park shading, the picnic tables, II '" :*r :': ~'" the camp. sites and the brick " " fire place. • - . The Park is symbolic • of Can- add and our .aspirations. The pines had their origin in seed so small it could easily escape detection. Tbeyare firmlyroob: RALPHKERMAN ed in their birthplace. They are tall, straight, virile, growing in stature and' girth and reach- lng for the skies. Shotgun --'Each Province, area, com- munity and family has its own MAX §EUBACHER' roots and history with each con. tributlng to. the whole as each pi pine contributes itself to the forest. -. '. -. • . Canada is alsogro~'lngandde. - . ' , velopiug. As with the pines ~md " " ' " " :. -'"° !:;!:'.~,?;:'.;' :.:', "" ':

the forests of this nation we '63 CORVAiR Monza .... " ": .: .I~:,;CHEV:.BeI.Air .4.Dr.,:.$~.~.~Q~ :. 1965' Ool~e Pi©Imp,: ,.. ,, must maiutain and respect our 2-Dr.; A1. Was $1.59~ )' " Sed,a;':~rg;,a"io; ~JIJO~.t ::::,;1~I=~::~, wa~an~ low mileage, A1 " £~,.:: r : origin~ protect and conserve0ur :/ • ',';,::"- . .,, ..... preseuce and nurture our growth. If you are camplng~'visRlngs • I,~= M"TmORS. ~.Or.":T.*I A a: 1962 FORD Galaxle 500 '. $:.~1 L~ :::' i,-!:'~':: ::. q966 ¢HEVELLEeLLe*Dr.:S~.. 4 *¢101: " touringe picnicking or .merely bucket~ seats. A1 condition Sedan, auto., low mileage ...: IUPb " ' ...... AI~ ~,as $23951 Nc want to rest awhile• c~me:to ":'&'~J 23951Now'..2L:. ~A~: : Gitwangarh! s PIQe ,Grove Park • . . ; .... ~ *', ,, /A .", '; ~..'. ." ," :-".; and savour Canada in a minia. : ::. "-i."~, . ,'. i .ture form; feel the spirit of Co, il. : ,196SPLYMOUTH Sin, Wgn,

operation which made it possible m and leave With a feeling of arran. : w,..,.. ow'2995 eyl.,:,auto:;.Al.,condiuon- ::.J-q,~ - get. pride in our Nation and our ::::i~..':::i:i:~ii~~,::~:~:~;::I~ :' people. ~hat's what happened t0

. Greattrophy?.Then celebrate with ~~' II a man.sized beer: Lucky Lager! 20 More• To:thou se Froml9SP• , :";::: T0.1966 :'"::'::'i.:?:::::, Modei~::::::: ::~- !): A Lucky'saboldbreed~fbeer, slow; Hack company: . , ~.. - .. -;~::.,. . :: .. :, /. ~ ~ :. brewed in the'Western tradition. " ~!~ Sograbyourselfa Lucky. Savoura prefers wmen~ Buy Now,,-- No" Payments"61July Aug,ust i:: : ;i::::(:•:~i!

I~~ ~ ' flavour as big as all Outdoors., .i ::,7 m • ,:•i. . company has 2OWomen:: drivers on the payroll and wants more. ,:,They have fewOr:accN: ECT/ON o? NEW,.,,,:"& ~ED,,~RUC~3 ...... " ..... " •dents, s. than" men~.theymar learn.h0w i}'!;i:, Give to operate:the radio taster,:and YouPsel they're reliable and imzm|Iv LUGKY,BRF.AK(' • -- ...... ;. " , !;., "., :':,'-:-',:4,,';::

| I i e This advo,tl|ement ll not published or dl•played by the Liquor Control Board or oy'the Governmentof Brit sh Co umb a, " • ,:3:1:/ ~:,•:

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I~RRACE "Omlneca ~ HERALD • eSTAn I* ~F~L ,ISTAT~ • FOR RENT • .~FORSALE .'e HELP WANTED, Female P.O. Box 1177 ~VO--~'dro-om d~'lex suite onl ITRADE UP ' ..... J~S~~~ Phone 635-6357 01d airport road. Newly paint-[IT.~r~,, ~,,,r~,.~o~,~ #~,,n, I | Telex 547-8422 ed inside. $100 per month in-[|i~'~n°e"wi~"~ou~'i~'~l,,,~,~in~, FO'R aq'uqniet-'comfortable sleep, FOR SALE I dent in Prince George. A free 'fin ! NOTZCE oF ~o~ ifamily' suite and good starting eludes heat. Phone 635.2937_. ,,[|an extra large lot.~ V/'"lt'hi~ try the Hillside Lodge, 2 blocks HANDSPLIT CEDAR [salary are offered• Please ap- Advertising M~nager north of Government Building, Save Up re Ss oo Donald H• Wiebe • p°Ul|walking distance to town. 4450 Little Ave. By day or SHAKES IPLY in writing to: "Admin|stra. In the Land Record.ing Dist. Notional Advertising •~v~...,~,~,~ ,,~v,,~,~,,~ ' Use your present equltT as for, Simon Fraser Private HoE- on. Dis at rice ef Prince Rupert and . .... payment. month. Non.drinkers only eft •Priees comparable with pital, 2410 Lanier Cres., Prince situate approx. 2000 ft. South" Armstrong. Dag~ ~tanuing in /every grounds ~ George. eS0 Finnme's Representatives Ltd. approx. ~ acres, overlooking Ex~utlve type home of Lot 62~0, Range 5, Co~K Western Regional Newspapers MOTOR WINDING other types of roofing FOR drycleaning plant. Apply Double Discount District. river, secluded, no dust, Double fireplaces, double [ • • Will deliver loeatly . Take Notice th~ Harry Jack 207 West Hastings Street SAW BAR REPAIR at Coin Clean Laundry, e0ruer noise, many features. Step plumbing, double garage, Sale I ! ! Harms of Terrace, oeeupattan Vancouver 3, B.C. • There is unlimited supply of La.zelle and Emerson. etf down lounge for entertain. 1500 sq. feet of living area During Finnlng's DOUBLE salesman, Intends' to apply for' Mem~ar of: ing. 43 ft. x 37 ft. only par. with a commanding view on HAVE SPARE TIME permission to purchase the fol- nearly an aero lot. This Rentals For further information DISCOUNT Sale of the Ce~. B.C. Division of the ties with good credit rating home also has 4 bedrooms, 'Fill your hours with exciting tory you can save up to lowing d~seHbed lands: ' Canadian We_ekly Newspapers phone Commencing at aport plan~ considered. Phone ,635.2622 utillty and reereatlon rooms Pumps - chain saws * cement A. Cameron at ~01'/ well paid Work. Show studio ;8,900 on used D8'sl For As~oei~tian evenings, Box 307, Terrace. wlth wall to Wall carpets in mixers . barrows . light Girl Hollywood Cosmetics. example, you can save $8,900 ed on the westerly right-of-way and p52 plants - welder 250 - A ell- or on a 1962 model or $4,7SO on boundary of the old L~kelse ..... living room, bedroom and For information 635-6438. Lake Road, approz. 2000 fL Audit Bureau of CirculaUon hallways. Phone for an aP- lers - lawn mowers - tools J, Vanson at 63,T~/03. .,~ a 1950 moshino by paylne HOME ON HILLCREST AVE. polntment to view. space heater - trailer. et~ "~ cash with no trade. Can you Southwest of Williams Creek Classified Rotes TWO STOREY, 2 bathrooms Authorized Dealer C~R~-S~'~'I'~ ahn~fhnwA ,,,,* afford to PaSS up savings like bridge; Thence N. 45 deg. W.I Five cents a word (minimum 25 2 fireplaces, patio, well land- T homhill aral family home BRIGGS & STRATTON • .' essential Ins~anco"ex~erien~' these? R~,d further for more to High Water Mark of words)- 25c 'off for cash. scaped. Occupancy August I. KOHLER MOTORS ...... -. helpful. 'Write advertiser box:~ ~mmtionol bargainsl Williams Creek; Thence along Display classifieds $1.50 an For appointment to inspect. Ideal home landsceped for the HWM in a Northeasterly Phone 635-2370. clf a growing families needs. HOMELITE SAWS • ~an, ~rucial, TImiMm 427, Omineea Herald. Terrace. ,,,.,~.,, ,,,,'~...... , direction "for 660 ft. more or inch). In Memoriam, minimum -- -- etf V~-la~lV • ,/us mvu~l,. 4AI I~O $2.S0 ~ Desdllne Monday 4 This 3 bedroom, full base- 1959 3.4 JAGUAR sedan for[. : tractor, power shift, with hyd. less; Thence S.-45 deg. to Old ment home has carpeting In ! REYNOLDS ELECTRIC Lakeise Lake Road; Thence in P.M. Display advertising Mon. LOT NEAR hospital. Full ce. living room, oil furnace uti- 2903 S. Kalum - Terrace, B.C. sale. Engine rebuilt, A1 eandi. [ • WORK ~AJ~rr~ angledozer, winch. In excellent day Noon. tion• Wholesale. Phone ~ ]-- operating condition, exeeRent a SouthWesterly direction along merit basement with wall joists lity a~ee in basement and Phone 635.236~ the road to point of commence- in place. Double fireplace and many more features. pS1 [.EA ..... ~" ~T..... buy! Certified Buy, 30-day War. Subscription Rates carport. For sale or will ex. price $14,~00. I ! ~_,_~a_~__~ ~_~,~ ! rarity, Vancouver. Listed at merit and containihg 10 acres Single Copy 10c change as down payment on OSBORNE'S GUEST HOUSE x~u. ~mu.~u p.zcxup wzmll DRAP~..RY & CA~ I ~4.500, save 10~. more or less. The purpose for- Yearly TA.00 in Canadl Comfortable rooms in quiet, ammmum eoverect e amp e r. I SERVICE • I " "-- Sale Price ~050 which .the land is required is. completed house, or lakeside LOTS OF LOTS FOR SALE residential area. 2812 Hall St., Home Site. Yearly $S.00 outside Canlda property. Ideal for contractor. Reduced from $5900.00 to ~ropane stove, ice-box, sleeps ] In the home Drapery &. Car- | Double Discount Price ~r~5~'~0o Write advertiser box 426, Omt- 635.2171. poet ~our. Homemade, reasonable I pet estimates at no charge I. Harry Jack ,Harms Authorized as second class m~il $4900.00 a 1 acre, ROs. No. price. Call 635.2917. pS0 to you. We will be pleased I I FT4301 • 1962 46A CAT D8 Per: Inn C. MacDonald, by the Post Office Dept., neca Herald. p53 2 ideal duplex lot with water to assist you in choosing the I Itrector, power shift 8A dozer Agent. Ottawa and for payment of DISMANTLED large bunkhouse and sewer on S. Kalum. Dated June 17, 1967. e52 postage in cash. at Alcan smelter site. Still ~ acre lot on North Eby, at * o4 South Sparks pS0 gfe expel_ a vpe _=_.i Completelyreean t onedl INDIAN AFFAIRS" B~ANCH some good material for sale. outside town limits, a snap F[KEYSTONE • ,~,,,,,~ .-.,,u,.~,o,.. ~m~ z,~x- I i~onaeu U , 100-day wart n~ T~hree showers with fixtures at $1350.00. Invitation t~ Tender for Pepi~ 8 1~. by 45 1;T 2 bedroom ~c,, Store Manager, P.~i[Prince ~'~ge. L-iate(~a--;~ Transportation. • REAL ESTATE $15 each. 4 inch sewer pipes, COURT house trailer. Fully recondi, o~u-o~z~., c~o save 5%. steam pipes. 500 gallon tank, Large lots near Thornhill [ I r~,50o, Tenders are invited for the light fixtures, assembled raft. Golf Course, water supplied APARTMENTS tioned. C l e a n throughout. GET your house raised Sale Price .%51,775 provision of .transportation serv. ers statable for 24 feet wide to lot lines, very reasonably Priced for immediate sale. Basement and carpentry v~°~ Double Discount Price $49,050 ices for approximately ~ In. I building, eight wash .basins, priced with a discount for TERRACE theCan Reelbeviewedinn Motel.any timephoneat Phone 035-7454. ~ cx~ FT-9184 • 1962MODEL CAT D8 dian pupils from Kitsumkalum three wash sinks, 8 ft. x 4 ft. cash. Featuring 66 Modem Suites Indian Reserve to'and from i MOVING?7? 635-2803. pS0 CARPEL'TER work wanted, tractor, power shift, with hyd. Terrace, a distance of approxi. -- -- /nsulated plywood panels, suit. ~A acre uSeleared lot on Me- and call able for garage or that I/tile Deck, water with sewer pro- Heated Covered Swimming 8 X 38' house trailer good con. first class workmanship; aide angledozer, winch. Expertly re- mately 2½ miles, each school house at the lake. For infer, raised in 6'/', a steal at Pool Stion immediate oceuponcy e~ walks, cement steps, hoUse conditioned in our ~hops! day for the period September 5, Terrace Van and Storage framing, car ports; specialize Certified Buy, 00-day warranty, 1967, and June 29, 1968. marion Phone Kitimat 677, el $I,150.50. TWO BEDROOM 835.6720. in finish work; all work gust- Prince George. LiE t e d at PHONE VI 3-6577 call at 13 Teal St. c5] The route to be follwed Is SUITES NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE OR TRADE anteed. Phone 636-2706 any- $46,500, save 6%. " between Kttsumkalum Reserve Lakelse Loko Free,ape Phone 63S.$224 after 6 p.m. t Sale Price ~4,173 WELL appointed smaller home, 2 Lots, 100 ft. frontage of J 1961 Meteor 4-dr. Rldeau 500. time. eft Double Discount Price $41,850 No. 1, and Skeena Secondary FIVE ACRES land including 2 BotwHn 8 a.m. & 6 p.m., School and Riverside Elemen. 926 sq. It., attached garage, lovely sandy beach with a 2 • phone 635.6381. eJ ilYade on lot or land anywhere HIGH achcol boy wmts work rentals; has city water; close to yard 100 ft. :by 100 ft. Com. bedroom plywood frame ea- Iln the Terrace area. Phone 635- tary School, Terrace. new vocational school; apply at pletely landscaped and fenced. 8638. ' ctf doing odd Jobs after school FT-8443 . 1957 15A CAT I)8 Tenders'are required on an 3309 Sparks Street or Phone Call at 2803 Molitor or phone bin, accessible by road with . or Saturdays. Phone 635" tractor with 8A dozer, 46 con* overall dally rate; vehicles must 635-2039. pS0 power available at lot line. 11966 VW 1300. AM FM radio. 0079. atf trol ~ winch, 7 rollers frames. conform to appropriate provln. 635-5229 after S p.m. e57 Gas frldge & stove and misc. New track group; rorimmed THIRTY-THREE acres of fine • ROOM & BOARD 19,000 miles. Excellent rubber. LOT CLEARING ~ Slashing sprockets; rebuilt rollers, idlers. sial requ~rements. The sureess. 2-BEDROOI~ house, sewer and furniture stays. $1,650.00. Call 635-2985. elf and burning and" backfilling. Certified BUY, 60-day warranty, ful bidder, will .be required to ]and, just outside municipality, water connected. One acre o: ~6' frontage x 536 deep, lot | IIOME away from .home for Building gravel driveways, submit evidence of insurance to about one mile from new voca. land. Phone 635.5241 or see al located on Highway 29 side,| gentlemen. Packed lunches, • WANTED sand gravel and top soil. Phone Prince George. Listed at $19,500 ' the satisfaction of .the Minister. tional school. Also three.bed. 5024 Graham. ct~ accessible 'by road with pew-J laundry service, TV. Bright 635.2958. Hans Fa~an. ct~ save 5%. Forms for tender are available roomed house and small cot. er and phone available. Prie-I rooms in new home. Phone 635. 10 TRAILERS ~ fill spacious Sale Price $18~525 from the Indian Education Of- tage. Please phone 635-5131 for 5220 or apply 5023 Halliwell. landscaped lots on newly fin. • LOST AND FOUND Double Discount Price $17~S0 flee, 203 Federal Building, • FOR RENT ed at ~00.00. oft' further particulars, or write Ad- lahed park. , ,,, FT.9030. 1960"CAT D8 tractor, Prince Rupert. Tenders are to vertiser Box 1343, Terrace. e50 ONE & TWO bedroom furnish. RosEwood.Farm ROOMS with excellent board Features: be sealed in an envelope mark. ed apartment. 005.5350. c50 120 aerel with 8 acres under Convenience o f Thornhill S MONTHS o~°German Shop- power shift, hyd. S.dozer. Rails, ed "Tender for Pupil Transpor- for quiet men.. Close to. down. herd black and tan dog. l~we rainrollers ...... need rebuilding, some tation. Contract,". and will be 30 ACRES !and outside city euWvation and 30 acres lown area. Phone 635-~59 pS0 School three blocks away• ur xcpmrs made ~atr ~uy, limits. Phone evenings 635- TRAILER spaee 35 ft. by 100 cleared with farmhouse. Full bred. female. Reward offered William ..... ": -- - •received at the above office up ft. $25 •month. Also furnished price $12,000.00. Would con- Each lot 40 ft. by 60 fL for 'i[v~ormation leading to the .... ~s~L,ase. ,.rotes a~ .T,~,~O0, to 5:00 p.m., local .time, Auly 5, 5512, Terrace. elf trailer rentals. Close to Thorn- aider subdividing into -40 Complete underground power discovery of the dog. Phone ~"= aOTO...... 1987. The lowest or any tender A LARGE lot on the bench just • FOR SALE .. ,and~telephone lines., .... , , 635-2950 o~, 635.6316 ~ Sun...... c~.9 rr~ee q~x~,~ ~a... , .... ~,~ ..,-. '_,. ~C..=;.. JJouoze DJae0u~t,,Prlee $15,750 need not necoss~ly be aceept. outside town. Can be purchas- underground water,jnd sewer; IIfi'- ..... ?/ ~VI'ERNATI()NAL VF 19~ Lb~ ed~. ," ,~ ,f ~: "~',~ "~ • " ', o~i" ed for $1,300. Call 635.6819 af- Phone 635-2482 or 005.673~ pS0 gang truck and .trailer. 20 ton Two hydrants for fire protee. pzanic site. :" '* P50 I PT.9326.1944 MODEL CAT DOH ter 5 p.m. pS0 axles. Steel Quonset building LAND ACT .... SINGLE sleeping room with {iO~* " * ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ 11 tractor, power shift, with 25' x ~40. Complete with solid Large playground for child- ,- m~,=~=Emsms [hyd. angledozer, Hyster winch Notice Of Intention to Apply to light kitchen facilities. Bath- Purchase Land NEW 3.bedroom home, wall to end wall and two 7 x 10 sliding' • ron. " The engagement is formally Now.'b.eing_reb.uil.t to "as new'; wall carpet in living room and room. Private entrance. Avail- ~oors. Write to advertiser Box: In the Land Recording DIS- able Jul~v 8. Phone 635-5327 or Free garbage pickup weekly, announced of Valerie Ann e, eonmtton.. • uonusd. . B~y, 10Oday trlct of Smitbers and situate dining room; fireplace; land. 129, Omineca Herald. p,~ Reasonable rat,. OUly daughter of Mr. apd Mzs. ~0~.t~ ~,am_Loops. Listed at scaped; within walking distance call at 2704 South Sparks. p50 THORNHILL REAL'r~ LTD. immediately North of Block B of town and schools; C.M.H.C. I:L2 USED GOLF sets for sale For view, see "Century Me* uordon Thorsteinso~ of" 93 Mile ~, , save ~'o. of D.L. 1431, Range S, Coast TRAILER space available, San- Phone 635-,5655 or ~35-22'/§ !$25 per set. ThornhW Golf bile Home Park" on Muller SL : House, B.C. to James Hilton .... ~de Prit~ $57'000 District. financing. Phone 635-5012 after de Blv. Thornhill District $25 or cell evenings -- Brickley, only son of Mr. and u0ume Discount Price $54,000 6 P.M. p53 Course. Phone 635-2542. p51 For.information phone 635.2613 Mrs. James Brickley of Terrace F--'--. ~ Take Notice that Muriel Itaa. per month. Phone 635-5775 !~0 Mr. L. W. Clay 635-5181 land of Terrace, occupation Mrs. Rastry Ljungh 635~754 TWO 2-WAY radios, worth over or 635-6976 anytime, pS0 B.C. The wedding will tak r.U6g2 1960MODEL CAT D8H tractor, ower s Housewife, intends to apply for $100. Owner will sell for $50. • place Saturday, August 5, 196 _ . P hfft, hyd. permission .to purchase the fol- Both are DOT approved, and • HELP WANTED at6 pm in 100 Mile Hens, ~narr~a~Zearveunde w~_.~ U~der, lowing described lands: • FOR RENT can transmit over 8 miles. For TRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVE United Church with Rev. R, ( . .g g s oO~'o, mdanee maanme exeellenL Commencing at a post plant. more information, call 635.~94. Chubb officiating, c50._ _ Certified ed at the 'NorthEast corner of CEDARGROVE HIDE.A-WAY Motel. One~ed- p~0 WEtic representativerequire an active, living energe.in the "• ANNOUNCEMENT ~suy, 6o.dayListed waeranty, at ~,~9,500, Prince save room furnished cabin. Reason. ]George. lot 373; thence North for a able summer and winter rates. BOAT TRAILER; 10 ft. boat; Prince Rupert * Terrace area to ,I 5 % . ' 1 " distance of 640' more or less: GARDENS Phone 635.5122. elf trumpet; aceordian; guitar; best devote full .time in the,interest, ! , Sale Price $37,5~ thence East for a distance oj' offer on each item. Phone ~5. and sell the services of n large ~NOTICE TO ALL members of Double Discount Price ~5~50 400' more or less; .thence North for a distance of 360'; thence Scott ond Kolum OFFICE SPACE. 4644 Lazelle 16879. sti motor transport company. This [the Terrace, .Flying Asaoda. !:1".9015 • 1961"CAT DS tractor, Ave. Enterprise Building. Ph East for 920' more or less; • is a salaried, position with the .|tion. Our Annual Meeting will power shift, with ~ dozer, thence South for 1000' more or 2514 ' et[ ~ypeUSUalcarC°mpanYrequired.amenitieS'Pleasereply•New ||be held tonight in the Skeena 176 control (hyd.),D89A Hyster B'LEETWOOD stere good con- less; thence West for 1320' more • Now Renting TRAILER space. No dogs al- dition 635-6387. " c50 l~ Own handwriting with full |Sec°ndary School at 8 p.m~2 winch. New track group, bal. or less to point of canunence. lowed. Phone 635-5350. elf particulars to: Sales Manager, ' ' unce. undercarriage . new and ment and containing 27 acres $40 Viking fridge, shower cabin. 345 Harbour Ave., North Van. rebuilt. 'Bonded ,BUY, l_0~tny more or Less. " ' st, double laundry sink metal eouver, B.C. c5~ • PERSONAL - warranty, Prince Gegr~e. Listed The purpose for #hich the Feoturing Small Gound floor store suit- storage cabinets, bathroom sinks land is required Is for farming able for office, barber shop, complete, play pen. Phone 635. STENOGRAPHER, $29¢8.~#k~SB at $47,500, save 5%. and for access. etc. Phone 635-5411 or call at 2837. p50 per annum. R.C.M.P., Terrace, IF you want to drink and can Sale Price $45,19A Dated 17th June 1967.-. 3-bedroom Suites, *full basement, "~ Juan~ta Hatton Tailoring, 4601 B.C. In addition, a northern that's your business; If you Double Discount Price $4~50 Muriel Haaland Lakelse and Kalum. elf PORTABLE cocktail b a r subsistence allowance will bo want to stOp and can't that's Per: Inn. C. Ma~Danald bath and a half. Fridge, stove, priwte entrance, Attractively styled in tanger~ paid depending upon emplo. our business..Alcoholics An. So .get in on the tremendous GATEWAY COURT- One and Agent ,. ¢52 ine and walnut decor. Phone yee'sing salaw marital above status. .the minimumA start, onymous.6646 or 635.0017..Contact. Phone. ~ts. savingssales represen~auve. ~ call.your ,F~n.ning~oaay laundry focility, electric heat, wading pool, ice two bedroom furnished 635.2607. eta NOTICE TO CREDITORS suites. Reasonablesummer may be paid depending upon I WILL NOT .be responsible for Estate of Alexander MAIOHO skoting ring. Children's playground. All this for and winter daily, weekly and BABYBUGGY in excellent con. N "= deceased, late of Terrace" B.C. monthly rates. Phone 6.~5. education and experience. This anyone lying on my behalf or F I N C dition, make into ear bed. Will competition will be closed as obtaining money 'by false pre.' A C T O ]~ Creditors end others having $150 per month.. Balcony with potio doors for 5405. eft accept most reasonable offer. soon as a suitable applicant ts tense or by fraud. " T R claims against tho said estate Write Advertiser Box 419, Ter found. Anply IMMEDIATELY LOUIs Rinu p52 are .hereby required to send summer enjoyment. Apply on site.' SINGLE or double sleeping I race Omineca Herald. st~ •rooms with kitchen facilities. I on form PSC I00 to the Public Your Caterpillar Dealer .tLhT~m duly verified, to .the PUB. Also, self.contained furnish. [ Service Commission, 535 Tnur. 4521 Kelth Avenue • C TRUSTEE, 63S Borrard St., ctf low St., Vancouver S, B.C. Quote • MISCELLANEOUS rerraoo, B.C. Phone &~S-~ Vancouver 1, B.C., be~ore,.the • ed apartments. Phone 635- If you want the BEST Quality, 9th. day. of A.ngust, l~7~lJl~te~ 6658. eft IFAST sorvica and SAVE money Comp. No. 67-V769. eS0 TWO-YEAR-OLD. cat to give Caterpillar, Cat and Tranea.' wmen clare she assets of the I P l in I too, buy from the manufacturer LOOK away; pinto coloring; .house bro- vaisr are ~tegistered Trade. said estate will be distributed, FIND.OUT HOW TO EARN. ken; unable to have kittens. Ph. marks o~ Caterpillar T~etor having regard only £o elnims Give your stationery a $I00 to $1000 monthly in your 685-6879. .. sl~ Co, tl~t ~avebeen received. new impression todsyl spare time with no interference ' - Dennis R. Sheppard, Bring your order to the Herald •to your present full .time Job; BOYS"SUMMER CAMP PUBLIC TRUSTEE with a small investment this is B Ages 8 to 16. Francois Lake, office or mall it direct to a .terrific business opportunity .C. 10-day sessions of profes- i PHARMACIST ConsultThe Herald for . .. m, L NORTHERN RUBBER STAMP for man or woman. There is no slonal instruction. Camping, Two-Color Ads MOE CLA.,mEDS WORKS obligation except to yourself, sports, waterfront activities. "A Northern Pioneer Business" Reply Advertiser Box 431 Ter- 1987 camp opens July 9. For .~-.....~...-.v.....v.,...;.;...v...;.<...... ,.~;.;.v...v... . PA.i MALE OR FEMALE race Herald, giving your name brochure write the Director, 8::!::~:~.;~~.~.~.'.~:K~ ~.~¢~ ~::.~.¥.~-~ p.o. Box 628, Terrace, B.C. & pSone number, e51 Francois Camp, 1595.5th Ave., r__ Prince George, B.C. . WOOD for'sale. Fireplace or WANTED immediately -- Man - ...... Salary -- $9100 per annum or woman to supply consumers r,ut~e" }e..a~ng~ .Rep.aF or re. stove wood, any kind, any size. ca 15 the soumwestera Way Phone 635-2958. etf in Terrace with Rawleigh Pro.._ ~ ...... D ! E T R ! C H C O.*L id I NS. ducts. Can earn $50. weeklyl wme z~...... n ~wepeo,;" gusrante~.... EQUIPMENT LTD. parttime -- $100 amid up full ] inca uave cy corn st time. Write Rawlelgh, Dept.~ 63f~eB31yourself Phone E ' L Po~ding"- . . No Shift Work VISTA GLASS LTD. G-1'/7-836, ~89 'Henry Ave,,I ' ezxl,. Your B,C., Oedler for the Complete, Prbven .~,.~:' :i Aluminum Windows, Doors, Winnipeg 2, Man. .,, [ I " ", .... end i P#ofitoble line, of • '~ EFITS-- . "' "I'" ',*, • Frames, ScreensDoors and Pa,o , • VETERINARY CLINIC A Texas Od Com- i I II .... sTAFF BEN GENERAL CONTACTING ' . • II Dr, 3 D PJroet~ ,. II! • E~©lid--- Loaden Full Medzcal Coverage, Group L~Fe Insurance.. .Phone16HW WestRemo635.6864 pa. w , man II Ry ,p in e III .... , Crawlers. Truckg Plan, NSn. Contributory Penszon , eU over for serrace] i P one I II area ' : cedar Rapid Crushers .... Profit- Sharing and Savings-- Plan., ,' , We needs good man over .• ...... : !'.I~: who ean make short auto trips[ PIANO. tuning.and repairs. For [|" .'.: .~/: ', e-;t, .,.nollenge ...... Mixers , .... ". "ata?t D~scount.'" ,.. ~OODLES- white, small rain. uro and toy. Registered, tat~ for about a.week at a time. Wo~ 'appointment. Phone Robert ii ,C ,~M~w.w uu.a,ngs * tooed and shots. Bred In one are willing to pay top ~arnlngs.] &~eara ~'~I. : e~'l | ', " :~ . " . v, '.. : /~, " 4 " ' r Worth $12,000 l " ' k + ' ' " : " " ' d" ' ~;~''"~" *' ~'~ ' ' " ' " ~ 4 ' ...... :' '~ "~ '; ". ~ ' 4r " ~' '~" ' ' • . Replyto' ,i /..': " • of Canada's leading kennels. 'i $85. For information phone Our top men'in other'ps-ts of[ • MACHINERY ' ' 1' ' ' ''~'' " " " " " "'of''* " " "" ''~ ~i : 635-2872~ .Terrace, B C. ol~ 'e0tmi~ draw exceptianal e~ru./ ...... ,, , ,.:."*Also,o'.,Comp..lete~,Llne ,.Used Eq~i"~edr~:*.,:.,, • * 6~ ' SP ings up to $1~.,000 in a year.[ YUKON TRACTOn---Box' §54~ " '" ::::';ili i~,'.For/,Further*,-.. Informotl0~, Call' '":/"* ~" AdVerti.br Box 430 Terrace: Om eca' ' Hera]d :: : , This opening in the* Terrace] Prince G~,u~ -.~ '. ' * " -- - " o-. mr~ Ol~Iol~al~ area la worth JuSt as much to rl ...... the right man ~,~ re,f1 ~ Ti ..age Parts .~orl Cat, Interns...... '~[ uanah.A.C., Jobn Deers, Case. i All n~ll~ confidential end will be •ckn~wledl~L Comull~_,,_,,,TheHerald f~ i _Dlekerson, .Pres., SouUmesteru Rollee...... r~mildl ,' ...... used rta ~e~re~oum uorp., 5B4. N. MainlNow Wreekl~ ~ ~,n~ ,~4' , S!' Fo~t-Wo~h,Texaai'/6101''~.~j DI~, D7, HD10~. : ';~''" "~J~ .¢ER : RFS'RESg . n :

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• . . ... --.:. ,.-.:~ ~/: ;~i~ ii.. . r TERR~CEi"O/~INE~" HERALD. TERRACE, B.C.. ol ' - ol~l~:-.,. :.. . DEPARTMENT OF IJ.ND$," " FOBESTS, ~'~O WATER • I~ESOURC~" , TnMBER SALIt "X-~7 Sealed tende~ will. be re salved:by the ,District Forester at Prince ]tupei% ~.C:, not later than 11:a:m. on,he 11th' day o! , July, 1967, tor•~e purchake o! " P : ~i ~" dr :f:. ," • ../ • Llcence X-~e~7, to eat 840,000 euldc te~'0"t Itemloek, jSpruce, Balsam, Cedar nndOther Spp des Sawlop. :On--an area situ- ated 1 mile N.W. Pitman Sin. C2q.~. approx. 20 miles NJ~, at Terrace. C.R. §. - Three. (3) years' will' be 'el' 'lowed for removal of timber. As th~s'.area is within the • Skeena P.S.Y.U. which is frilly .¢omml.tted, ~ sale, will be awarded under :the provisions of section 1V (la) of.the Forest Act, "w~ich gives the tlmbersale , applicant certain privileges. Further particulars may be obtained from the Dlstrl~ For. 8URREA LISTIC EFFECT was created by BC Telephone employees ester, Prince Rupert, B.C., or : I who spoofed their own product in Saturday' s Dominion Day parade, the Forest Ranger, Terrace, B.C. . : The brightly captioned walkers included a walking telephone booth• i Cut-rate records Special..-.:.

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Each correct answer counts TORONTO (CP) - Two Toronto lawyers started a cut-rste 16'8" Gulf Runner 10 points; Score yourself as record club eight months ago. Today they' to" a surprise hit in -. Complete With Convertible Top : / follows: 100 genius; 80 to 90 tho hinterlands with more than 10~000 members, includingsome superior; 70 to 80 excellent; in the Yukon and Northwest Territorie.~. : SPecial Color Deck and Uphols{e~, '.. : :' " 60 to 70 good~ 50 to 60 aver- Seymour Iseman and Lawre. - age; 40to ~0 fair. nce Grmier, both 33~ are dire. Sleeper Seats .- Deluxe_; Kit . .... FOR MEN: ctors of Record Club of Canada Local 5rownles 1~ Which comicstrlpcharanter which offers by mall a choice ":", ':" ...... 75-':'H.P. tonfl Shaft McCulloch outboard: has a dog named Sandy? of every label In the catalogue- camp overnigM Rood Runner Trailer . Dagwood~ Little .Orphan 294 labels aad 30j000 diecs- Annie, Jiggs, Nancy. . . -- HOOI(ED UP AND READY. TO GO selling at 30 per cent or more • Who's afraid Of the dark? 2. Which one was not an adopteu below the manufacturers' list child? prices. . . Not 1'/Brownies tram the 1st 8keena Pack who took part in.an Esther, Ephraim, Joseph, In cries where records Can ,3500 • Manasseh. overnight pack holiday at Lake. be bought at adlscount,instores, Iss Lake. 3, The Mason-Dixon Line is in the club's main appeal is to western part of the United Brown Owl Mrs, OrvalG0riey buyers who want to save a trip assisted by" Mrs. Milton and States. downtown. But in WestornCana. True or false. ~rs. McVey took the girls on da~ the directors say~ their suc. hikes and nature study expedb 4. How many feet above the cess ,is- tied. up with the fact tiens. - floor Is the basket in the that they merely make a wide sport of basketball? Mrs. Harry Smith, holder of a variety of records available. camper license also took Part Eight, Ten. Twelve, Four- "We've got members up in teen. in the pack holiday, the Yukon and Northwest Ter- Four Brownles,.Joan Faitz~ FOR WOMEN: r:tories,', Mr. Iseman says. 5. What is the Ladyfinger, cul- Terry Fournier, Aldea Lavalle Tney can't find a local store, and Marllyn Joanas~ werework. tivated In the Canary selling records. Even in lots Islands? lag toward their Golden Hand of bigger places you can't get award, ~..q.uash~ Corn, Watermelons., anything except the Nutcracker l~anana. Suite er the Beethoven Fifth or 6. HOW many slices ofcrisp" The Messiah., ' i . • • bacon make 100 calories? Instead of a contract to buy One, Four, Two, Three. a. given number of records a 7, Which one wrote a famous year -. the sort of deal offered poem about Ichabod Crane? by U.S. clubs-Record Club of. Robert Louis Stevenson Canadaasks a fiat $5 iifetlme Washington Irving membership fee. Sinclair Lewis The directors say this has July Holiday Sale John Bunyan • been ,tho~ reason for the rapid • Elizabeth .Ta~lor w~)n art a~ :growth although,the.club doesn' t " .,.*-" . :~.,!~,;~,;..:'i':~ / -! . ~ ,. : . : compar e .l~,~tse~vith .~..~. c~. s ";':=~';--~.~T~'.:~:".: :'::"; "' ~ : ...... ~ ,,.;'.'.L:~ ,,-,- ~ - q~ ,:'..;:~i~" ~ L,,,,:',~ - ; .... , . ~..- demy ~ward.. as..the, best ~ U~,£ ,'L,~, ...~.,.~.!,,,*'/~.~" .... "'* " ~ " . ~' . ~,~ - ' , '" Actrdss of the year for her ; which ,largely sollonly tbeirb~n role in"~Who ~s Afraid OF labels. Columbia~ the first and • . q Virgin,el Wolf, • ' most aggreesive clubin Canada, :/:J' ::::.!:::i'"::/.!'!i::!;:: i: I:/.~:~I~00 LB BOGLES, ll,O00 L'b. front end; 8,ooo. series main transmJ~doa and True or Fame` - Is" the biggest With more: than, I00~000 members. ~/!j:.' :-.:/::: ;/:j,|:.,: series.auxiliary. 'HeavY d ut~ alr compressor,. 6VB3 diesel, engine, fully~ Fn~ YOUNG PEOPLE: ..,. ,000 9. A group of honeybees is The Canadian .club members known as a= are more the ordinary recor-d. J Colony,.School, Herd,'Dove. buyer,• Forty per. cent of the • '-:...:'-:..".,i: ::,' ': , '"::'. -.. . • .... " - . : ., ,-.':.,*, 10. Lake Eyre is the lowest -reco~s they buy are classics point in: • and "/5 per"¢eat, are stereo. Italy. France~.Russla, Aus. The club's.,.... most popular long-~ playing uzsds: at the momeat aro. tralie. " . - .: . . , . - . • . ' : - ,: :" ...., •.. :., ..y.,:_,:'- Doctor Zhivago and the TiJubna A_NgWEP,S: THIS COUOLE OF CUTE lqYSTANDERSinh'~lditionalnaflvecos- [Brass. Surprise hit, aresuch " ' 2967 ::::' " "elIealsnv tumes, caught, the eye of many other spectators as they watched wartime favorites a~ Oe()rge ::, ..00

"0! !,~UOlO3 '6.!onZ£ "8fSUlA.XI the big Dominion Day parade wind down Lakelse avenue Saturday Formby and Vera Lynn. Irish extra seat, one owner ..... ;.:...L ...... ; ...... • . . r& U0~UlqSe/A '~. '!JnoA "9 !eueu~£1 morning. ' " . ' Repulican songs are sellingwell! 3--1965 Half Tonl,6.'cyl.,. ;00" " fUeL :esreA !qdosof and Uo are bawdy songs and back. heovy duNeouinment " si867 " j ' •, ,. S hoolb d room ballads by Oscar Eraad., 19'4 Half Toil, 4-speed transmission ' • j • , .,o,.. .-,: c oar names principals ,The elub.is'.ptanning anew". :"... ye_ry_~.cie0n.:::~,_~,...;.:. .... ~;:;,:;...... s1350 '°° ' • ..- . service-importing records not ;1965 CHEVY Van :- . 6tanSy city: .... ' Four Terrace Schools will Cassle Hall Elementary wnu ordinarily available In Canada. ~ have new Principals when clas- lose Leon F. French as prlnci. •Among them will be OPening. hea.vy duty eqUipmen t ..,....:.~ ...... ~ ...... -...... 1999:oon:~ ( - dabbles size ' ses resume in September. pal and gain. Derek F.V. Shaw. Night at the MS., an RCA Vic- John Bastin now :at Chetwy~d who is now principal at E.q'. tor record that was released in ,,,, .,,, ,o,,._ .... will 'take over the principalship Kennoyo a' limited editi0n:in C~iada but GRANBY, Qae. (CP)- ;~he of 'Skeena Secondary from Ray Vice-principals duties at Cla. is the current best-seller in the ,,., Ready,.,.,....,o... to go:t0work ..,,,.:: ...... 0. ,.: ...... :!!::...~..:.,..: ; ...... -...... " 1667.oo. ~II t'W, city of Granby has ~nore than Zacharlas. -- fence Michiel will be taken "United States. t doubled Its area'by annexing over by Senna w. q'oews. " ii i 4~088 acres of adjoining land. David C. Sage sow:teaching at Kit.K'-Shari primary will have 20 Used Trucks :To Choose From--S150 to $3,000.~ The new land is the result of Clarence Mlchie] Elementary Mrs. E.IL Atwoodasheadoteaeh- L:" / ...... three years of planning to pro. will move .to..E.To Kenney Pri. er in September. Skull guid0 LA Vide-G~anby with enough land for mary as principal. Ted Wells, secretary treasu- industrial development. The city Roy P. Prystay will take over rer of School District 53, said dis, pproves usB ' 45 miles east Of Montreal i now the principal' sdutiesfrom Mrs. other new appointments will bo -~,.. :,; • ~.,::.:",\., has a tOtal area of 7,388 acres FoM. LaBolle at Kalum Eleme- announced before theSeptember , " , .. Two Convertible# . . ,:':::.:.:: ,: '~ and a population of 34,334. ntary." school term, camp subsidy •: 1966., FORD- , "7 Litre"• Convertible, vell0w/ with block, to~i ~o 71-~ m"a~,,. ovv':.nn-'-~ . .... : , Bucket seat, 428 V8 All Power. New price $5700 !:!: ;~q= ~-: !':1 '- • Skeena District c.uides L.A. I964 METEOR Convedible.red with black tOl~, " - .: $iO'o0.oo:I •:,, disapproves subsidizing trans- v8 outo~'trons.; P.S..P.B:. P. top...... :..- Jl.~d~ ' ]' : .... ':' " portation costs for division camp. it was resolved at the June 21 1965 PONTIAC 2-Dr."H,T. Parlslenne 1 " " ' " : ": ...... $ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;~ ' ' ....." ,'. :':. ~; i :: meeting of the L.A. to pay one third of all transportation ex-, 1966 CAPRICE 2-Dr.H•T., V8, auto:, trans,, • Sf)dP~irlqD.00 pensos for Guides to all future low mileage. ...,:.:...... ; ...... ::.::.....: ...... '...::...... ;~:..,...;: .~I~.~,~ ., camps other than local or divi- sion. 1966 CHEVROLET Bel-Air 4,Dr;H.T.;:. ,, " :!::',;:?: .:!.:" ,,:;, -,::St)COO.00 . " " The three girls travelling to Heritage Camp this month will 1965 PLYMOUTH 2-or. ... :: :. : .... " $10OO;0o " : be.assisted .with $70 In travel- very clean ...... ,.;...~...... _:._..:.,...:;.:..:._,.:._..: J.qJ~W,P ..... " ling expenses. Mrs. Jean Hamer' s aPpoint- ,,,, ...... ; ...... ;;....:..,.:....:::::: *1999 ment as District Camper was announced at the June 31 meet- 1965 VAUXHALL Viva 2-Dr. ' ' .... - 1313:oo, - .ing.. . • economy car ...... :~..: ..... :;...... ;..,,...... :...... • Cathie Mclntosh bad complet- ed all the requirements for her

Cookie' Sale, said the 200 cases: . New co,nd!tion ...... :...... ,~..~...... ' ...... ,..~,,.~.:....,..,.....,. ,. 2888" of cookies ordered had been sold and that mar% possibly ,,,.,oR,," s,.,,, w... 1212 °° I 9.30 dozen sho~d be ordered for the next cookie sale, • .- , • !960 FORD Station Wagon(j,:/,": 1 ~" ~:;' b' ~ :.' d~' "~ ~: : ~ " :' ~:. P : :r'( ,~ ~" ~)P '~ ~J:'~ '' :: J ~:' p" : ' SQ Q Q .~ . a 60( .• ,.. THE. :j:~ • rgrr c~qro umo, ,ks. ~v,.,:V8; : :,.: !..:: ~::'.;. ~:.~: LC:'-"::: ,~OOOO;~.. ~,: . :C'L:/:-:: : :iSWEEPER ' P:B:. P:S.. $500 off 'new orlce-.,;.;,::...;..,....:.;:;::.i:~';.~.j::.:;'; ~ ~ :.!iII~]I~111~" " " " ...... - .ii!i

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, '7 Page Eight TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD~ TERRACE~ B.C. Wednesday, July 5_,. 19.67

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uvw'~ • Complete Line of Marine Hardware C'I¢OWD PLI' .'~,qt. I¢ it, Saturday's ~s:trwh, ":,,is this simulated flvin~ [ Small Motor Repair sauc,~r f.ll-wed by little ~r~.en rnt~n, b, ys in space c.stumes with [ Hazel ¢ambrin opens Shop ant,:nna and fat:e.~ painted dark green. Fl.at was entered hythe[ "rER~eE CO-OP ~SS~. IWA "A'mnen"s atlxiliaryt t.nk st~t:~tr|tl ithtce for tho most original'[ new Terrace library fl.at. . , J

Sqn dedicating this building may we dedicate ourselves to insure that the high ideals with which we launch this Civic venture may be realized in full measure."

¢t Oil LSuaranttt ~-,~ These were the words (,.'Mrs. framed picture of the founder AN ASSURANCEOF CONSUMER PROTECTION Hazel Cambrin R chairman of the of Terrace E my father t the late ~1 Your ConsumerCo.opetolive and FederatedCo-operatives Limited I?~' Terrace Centennial Project George Littleg taken at the.age when he cleared and donated ~".1 play;de Ih;$GUARANTEE on oil CO-OP OILS: Committeep as she cut the rib- ~-'1 (o] CO-OP OILS o,e blended to meet rigid standards of quality and petfotmaace. Adequate t.'~ bon to officially open the new this parkland to the Village of preeaufio~ ore of oil limes take~ to ensure adherence Io those standards. Library.Museum.Tourist build. Terrace.' p ~.'~ (b) CO-OP OILS ..... d Ihe ttondntds of all ~ot...... fottuters'requ; ..... Is as des;gnoled by l~" the American PetroleumInstitute Setv;ce teveh. ing on the afternoon of the July1 ~-:~ kl ~0 e.g;~, do.op, .;ll .,,dr F. .... b,~, t.,, ,t~,, ,;t, of,ompo,abt, trpe to CO.Oe OltS [~ celebrations. Newly appointed Librarian b ~ ~ or ftom th..... f CO.OP Olt$. As ev;dence of eo;,h ln lh;s cla;m, ;t h bereby agreed eha! ..... [~ Mrs. Mien vanHeeks on behalf will be re;rebutted for any damage to eng;nes proven to result from the ute of CO,OP OILS, ~,'~ o¢ changing f ..... y other brand to th.... potable type of CO.OP Oil. ~ A.J..(Bud) MCColl 9 chairman of the Centennial Project como ~i PWE,,TEOCO-OPERAnVES u~fE~ [~ of the Centennial 0committee'. nlitteeR turned over the library presided at the dedication cere- key to Reeve A. Goulet9 for the mony. Municipality.. ~1 ~,,A..... ",".,,,~. ~ I.~ ~.~ $ASI(ATOOh/. 5osllotth .... ~¢n¢,,1 Mz,.I,¢r i~'~ "It is a momentous occaston One of Terrace' s pioneer for Terrace/p Mr, McColl said R ladies Mrs. John Glen presented "To have a building such as a centennial bracelet to Terrace this to turn over to the Munici. first 1967 baby girl, Loneg born CONFIDENCE ... an important polity on this Centennial Day.' on January 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Reverend A.P, Horsfield gave Per llenrichsen. the prayer of dedicstion~ of the LB 39 ° word in any man's vocabulary! buildingg "for the better order- Boy ScoutsR Girl Guides ing of its affairs,'P Brownies took part In the ( cation ceremony. Whole Stewing Confidence comes from knowing the product you Keeping the dedication cere- use is TOP QUALITY. The man who uses CO-OP mony R "at a local levelB" . Terrace-born Dudley G, LittleR OIL is CONFIDENT because CO-OP OILS are MLA for Skeena was guest speaker. He commended allwhc GUARANTEED . . GUARANTEED IN had been in any way respons- ible for the project and commen- WRITING! ted o% "The hard work that must have gone into It.gR alcohohcs I Wh.y not put YOUR confidence On behalf of the Government of British Columbla he congra- I[AC•H in Co.op. tulated the local committee for the splendid accomplishment, He paid special tribute t% • i z!/2+ L.B. AvE~m,. , ._Z '" • "~ Petroleum Products. "the lady who spear-headed the J~ major culprit in wrong-way 1 drive/' Mrs. Hazel Cambrinp who had "come to Terrace in driving has been pinpointed by 'ENCORE' ' 1955; joined the Library Board a California studya says the B. in 1957 and became Library C. Automobile Association. chairman in 1959J' Based on statistics collected by California Division of High° Detergent In making a centennial presen- ways researchers~ the BCAA tation to Edward Kenneyg chair- saidg the chances are that the i man of the Museum Committee~ typical wrong-way driver on Mr. Little said~'I present this high-speed divided freeways is an older man who had been PURITAN drinking. • The researchers gathered their data as part of their study to find ways of cutting down on Meatballs& Gravy 15 oz ...... 2 '°r:79 ¢' accidents caused by such errant motoring. Two-nine-month "studies were ~oTr , ,'" ' " conducted, during which ls214 wrong-way driving incidents were reported, Here are some of the findings: Towels pack +80 percent of the incidents 4 89 involved male drivers. +/,bout 80 percent occurred SCOTT during clear weather. ÷Over a third of the wrong- way drivers had been drinkingp and 80 per - centofthose wrong. way drivers involved in fatal Cutrite Refills 2 ,o, 5P accidents had been drinking. -Fl'raffic conditions were usua- lly light to moderate; only eight percent of the incidents occur- co~.op p . • : @ q red during heavy traffic. b -I-Most of the incidents oc- curred after dark. The night !/2 ~b. ~ incidents were dispropor- Cheese Slices " 33. 1 tionately more frequent Just after the bar-closing h.oUr'ba California, McCORMICK'S. ~ ~ 4 ~ ' "d ' b 4 " ....4 " ~I Iht~ n ~ T * I " +Wrong*way driving increased with the age of the driver a ris- ing sharply when the driver was past 60 E and becoming 10 times Graham Wafers Pk•i ...... :'"""T ...... i "i' more frequent in drivers over 3P 70 than in those between 16 and 29. 4~Unfamiliarity with the road appeared to make adriver more susceptible to choosing the I wrong land. Of the wrong-way' drivers who used the road re- gularlyg about 54 percen~ had Who is this Workman? been drinking. ~ * " As a result'of the studyt Cali- Who is this workman whose labor is tomorrow? Who is this fornia is Installing, new signs craftsman whosc-'plans arc dreams? Who is this traveller who and .markings at all off-ramps. .... stops, leaves his marks ~nd travels on? and on-ramps R at transitions -ESI to freeways for undivided roads

r He is the pioneer. And he is not one'man, not one race, not one and expressways and at expres- hope ~ but millions. sway at.grade intersection. This year we salute those millions: the countless men and women c r engaged in countless struggles from which a new land is conquered More boys killed and a new society created. And we are reminded once again that " the efforts of individual men arc only successful when individuals in hunting mishaps ® • can work together. /:'R~'.O~A (cP), Boys .edlzi : Canada's co-operative movement and the Co-op in our community • and under ~aecount for halt the" fatal huntihg accidents in Sos , L:. are monuments to the labor and the dreams ot these pioneers. • katchewan since1960. Ther( d~ ~n qh maL~ , ,1. ' -And each year they carry that pioneering on -- building a better ' were. 91. hunters killed and 551 ~ "' Canadathrough community ownership. ~, . , injured In that period, Of merl :A than 13B600 graduates.of,thE provincl~ safetycotirset only 1~ were involved In accidentsj nonE of them tat~ i '. ;

• m~l]m7 *: The soul of man is immortal and imperishable. •: ' •:••:i•: i;:=••i• • ":" ~ ''~ "' ":' " " / '~:PI~TO q 'I r, ~ - SAFEW~Y"IDELUNE,.,~~ " 60' x 12' three bedr kitrhen. Most practical and.Spcicioos::!/i! • "'YOUR:COMPLETE D • floor olar~ on ~the marketi" ~:- Western Trailer:~Sal~s ; West of Skeena Forest Products,, Hwy 16 .... .r "" "Phone ~II-~S~I • Terra~,i B.C. ~ Press Run-'~,(~)O . • .-° I ~ k j " " I j ~ r " I ,• ,',. r " . i ~,. • ,~ -,%,-;. ',:~: •,- t: i m i . .: ,. , . .. • ],/ • . : , ' ,°

L! "~' .... /i! ,., ~.. T; that our new ca. , ...... ~i ~I~II !;:~ ~ • rovincml Parks Department will be ready to open . . their new Furlong Bay campsite July ?. Its a scenic'masterpiece, with 800 feet of sandy beach - . i carvedout of bush surrounding the lake, ~me50 ..| p~cnm tames, parking for 180 cars, and 29 campsites to ,~ ~...... i • • ', " handle the growing number• of ~.... ": ,'-- Froma preview token by the Herald webeli~vLth~vJsitor~ • ., will be favorably impressed, and local pL,ople ~ i' :. from both Terrace and Kitimat delighted to find a ( • magnificent new' l~och: and picnic , ~1 ~,~- ~~ ; "" ~ ~

spot added to present. T" recreation facilities. ': The ~new Furlong Bay campsite is some th~e~mlles south of Lakelse Picnic site, also operated by the Provincial~ • Parks Board, on Highway'2~'.

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Minister here July 16 / 41 " " Gaglar& to open, Pine:•:--- GroYe: Ixlrk/ .'Ii " ' '~ W -/ Pentecostal camp ..... • GROCERIES, GAS/:?:, ThOugh a man esCage every :': ;:" :.'~Ii~' ~rc. ''(':' : ::!::: Highways and Pentecostal Minister P.A. Gaglardi will be in Pine Grove Park~ the cer~ other danger, he can never :,::. , ..', ,: • . ' : .. Terrace July 16 to open the Lakelse Pentecostal Camp. termini project of the Kltw~mg~ I ' Gaglardi will also be guest speaker at the afternoon service. community, received its official wholly 'escape those who do UO~ . PHONE 635-6978 want such a person ashe.lsto , .: -:,~ ;,...... , ...... ,;;.:... The Lakelse Pentecostal Camps three miles iron1 Lakelse dedication Jtme-S4. : , ~. on the old highway~ holds 100 people at present but future plans include accomodatlon for 150 campers. Sheens M.P. Frank flowar¢

Five buildings are now standing on the 63-acre site close to in his addre*ss to the 400 peopl( " ~ ' " 'i{ I ' " " ' ' i i:~ ~ .... Williams Creek. attending the: opening ceremo. An estimated 10~000 volunteer hours "were contributed to nies~commeMed on the aptnes~ the project by local Pentecostal Church members. The buildings of the name ]Pine Grove Park, REEI:,ANCE! moroaX nr:,/: were obtained frnm Alcan nnd moved in sections to the site. Mr. Wllllan~ (~lli) Braken- I * .Industriol, e CandidWeddings • Portroits ~ .~ Following the opening ceremonies the camp will immediately bury~ the first whitesettler still l e -16mm MOVIES TAKEN AND DEVELOPED • ' :i go into action with one week of children' s camp July 17 to 22 r~,ldent in Kltwanca. Cut the followed by a teen camp from July 23 to 30, During this time ribbon across the main gate, [ Phone Fo' Appointment 6D$'5201 :* ' farnllh=~ will be able to attend on weekends.. way to "(he park and declared' Need for a camp In this area was emphasfsed by the t(v~.~now the park officially open. Camps held at Smiihers in February of 1966 and 1967, Terrace Swim Club# diz e¢ ted --:~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;;;~;~;~;`~;~;~;~;~;%~;~;~;5~;~;~~~.~:.~:~:~:.~:~:~..~.~.~°~:`:~;:;~:~.~.:.~;~;~:~.~:~:~.:~;~:.~.~ -,~;';';'.M`';5?.'.'.'..;',%',555.,';';';'P;*;';*;?;`;5.;'.':.';'~' The first winter camp which was a new idea in the area was by Gordle McConnell~ del )c ns- attended hy 115 teenagers while the 1967 teen camp had 170 xateo rescue techmques ~nd in ath=ndanc~=. swimming s~rok~ exhibl-, tlon of water safety and swim-: ID][NE~ie, OUT: I ~ m lngo ,eDemon~¢raU'uns of Water I I ff I SAV-MOR BUILDERS Ballet~ age group races and skin- or " CENTRE LTD. diving and scuba diving equip ment were well received by the Plan a Group Din.er Party • crown gathered around the Now Feo~rlng A Complete swimming holes' t said Mel Fleb cher, chairman of the Ceutennial "DRAFTING & BLUEPRINTING SERVICE" Committee. Complete line of building supplies end monufocturer Other events in the day long of 'Nor-Pine' Homes celebration included a Centen- 4827 KEITH RD.... PHONE ~2268, nial Church service at St. Sa- viour' s Anglican Church~ a parade featuring the kiddies with their pets and decorated bicy- cles= a barbecue and commu~ nlty picnic supper and a Can-_ Try O.r Delicious

Prizewinners in the parade were announced and presented with their prizes: ~ F00~ ltebenshieldKiddies Pats- and dogF,st, uDusty'~ Dawn )! Kiddies decorated Bikes o- I] First - Kathy James. " • [! Kiddies Costumes . First r D4It Y SERV!¢E Stephen Ross , C. lown 1From :Eques]r]~n - Joan EHlott - She~land Pony Cart~ • .! Floats. Klaus Rlebe - P~ale VANCOUVER - PRINCE GEORGE - EDMONTON PARENTS OF KALUM SCHOOL and other friends honored school principal Mrs. Fran LaBelle Boat, at a "surprise' ' tea in Knox United Church Hall Wednesday. On hehalf of those present Murdo Winners of the school essw MacDonald presented Mrs. LaBelle with a Ruth Har_yey picture of SSThe Seven Sisters2 ' Mrs. contest were announced and NORMAL SCHEDULE TIMES LaBelle is leaving Terrace after 17 years teaching here, prizes presnted: LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.M. DAILY J. Primary. Drawing Of Park - EXCEPT SATURDAY & SUNDAY Even a nod from a parsonwho Maria Maroos RUTH= HALLOCK_ is esteemed is of more force Junior. Essay - Joan'Elllott Open Mondoy tl TO ARRIVE than a thousund arguments or Senior - Essay - Raymond Sun~ studied sentences from others. Douglas 4~2 Lazelle . n.~. *" BURNS LAKE. TOPLEY, HOUSTON A ¢ e.of Special -" David James for :~:.:.~.~.::?:.:.:.:.:.:.~.~::::.:.~.~.:.:::.:::~:.:.::~::.:.::::::~.::::.:.~.~:;:;:.:~.....::~.;:;.;.:..~...... ~...... ]- rnone as=ease - lerrace, j:!',! PLL~TARCH the name "Pine Grove Park.J ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: t DALLY EXCEPT SUNDAY ~* MONDA~ • , - ,, ,.. .. _*~ ~! ~.~,, ~o~~ peanut butter Agency and Terminal Facilities at all Points

.Terrace" Call Geo~le Dyer, Phone 635-685"7 ' " •...... :.....;...... :.... ,;'~....,~...... ,;,;.; .,P;~.~.,:.:.:.;.;-:.:.:.,.:.;.:.;.,.:.;.;-,.;.;.;.;.;.,.;.;.;.'.;.If deadlines permitted I could I Now for Mrs= Lady Who .Dwells ...... ~ ...... ~ ...... :" give you a few squibblys about I',0n The .n111 :[- my...... apologies! " ....our big Centenn 1 el Dominion' i , mr seemmgnottorememperthe...... ':~ay weekend . 'Buttb eY don't.... so I Kinsmen...... Kiddies wading POOl. .,. . • I .shall have to content rays I _ -. . • - . ~ " ATTHE LOCIL cgi]RCaES with a few sideswipes at theelf I wmcnreunify useeJ.one-~-tne,om[;emre grounos= ~'aut is' ~ Royal Visit to Ottawa and Men- J "" I had b!gger things, in mind trealo Firstly -- the thought of ] ynen z sponge ox a wanm.g poo~, an ex , suppose, Keep rememnermg CHRISTIAN REFORMED ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL the Queen cutting into " I . . pensive wooden birthday cake I °ne .o.m o: m.y_ow., chUdh.ooo.. - • CHURCH 5010 Agsr Ave., Terrace, B.C. ~ v I e in m side ~ut it was at l~oroen Park m "I Sparks Street at Straume Ave. 10:00 a.m.--~_unday School J_esWhy not me somethinga sl v r morey prac-. / Edmonton. and of course there ..en,, ...... v ,.,.~t.. Ph. 6352621• 11"00• am--more'rig' ' Wor~atp Ucal todenote Canada ' sbrth-i / were a great many more child- • u,, uv.n ~.,..--~--u=~._ o..~.. ~.~.~~,,,v,.. 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service day - - such as a REAL g iant I ren.... then and a good manY more (~lrTI~nAv " Wednesday -- fruitcake - slices of which could / t a~ uonars= That doesn't mean. ~'.'.~'_.• "", .... =_. ,T...~.'. 8:00 ,p.m.~ayer Meeting • be sold at 50c a p iec e and Pre- / I_ m uacking off. I still thl-~ • ,:uu a.m.--.,u...~ ,,u,o.,~, Frida- 5:00 p.m.--A~ternnon Service '/.30~pmm .Young People~ ceeds used to help subsidize / Terrace could.use one. ~=mm A "Cordial"Weloome Awaitl You housing or education. Perhaps | .... -~-.-r ... we could even tuck a piec e of | .~'arucmar..... pat on tneoackthis UPLANDS BAPTIST Rev. E. Thlessen, Pester - ...... ,- ...... , , week zor SChOOlteacners WhO GkLI&~ U41UUI- Utl~" Ml~&vw~ ¢~tt~ 1 -- r " " • i i i i T I Ill" T ..... '111 . I " - I " I " • ] " "t:l' • , CHURCH 4812 Graham eve. Ph. 65.~768 dream about what natty willwin / nave a sense of humour as wen (Southern Baptist) m=~Bm=m the next electionl " | as the courage to admit it, Plain 5013 Halliwell Avenue +++ / old fashioned pat on thebackfor [ Hi and Lois ® ,' ey Mort Walker i: Dik Browne I: ...... CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Where do the Br irish news / school " teachers .Period, Hope ~U~IU~kX 9"4S a m--Sunday School Cor. Sparks St. and Park Ave. columnists get off w l th t heir I they allhave apleasant summer. 11:00 a:m:--Morning Service ~.,,m~ ~hoa,]= snide remakrs about the Queen [ 4-++ aria a Congratulations to the young weunesaay,...... e :-0u p .m.-n Bible 9 00 " a m...... Worshtp :%"..... Servie~ being unwelcome in C d ? I ...... Prayer meeting a d : ' "~ A few hotheads spent off in the | peopte...... ot sKeena ueconaary WhO Stu.~y • Patter H. ~dan, B.A, B.D. East somewhere and spon- i proauceo mrs.. year's annua~ ., t ...... *~, the n=~©t~,= ~v,=~ i it" S an exceptwnally nice look. i C~¢cmNUPA~POn-tBZ'nh~.S /llb~~ • ~' ,~K./ R ' /r , ,~' Jl ;1718 Loen AV,. Ph. ¢15.$882 there...... scream"' ...... Canadians are ] mg puolication and contains HE~ IJK~ ' " " TRAIt41NG BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH "Your friendly family church" on a hate kick. Can yo u 'I m a glne | ...... some very interesting items• . (Regular) ~ how many apples must get t h e/ well (lonel ...... Kelum at Soucle Ph. 635-5187...... "VAUe.©LICAn =nmm heave-~o in good old England I ...... +++. ret~or LlOya Anaemn u. in.. CHnnRCu Just because one or two have / Ariai although tills column was 10:30- 12:00--Family Service, Co- n..b a.'2" ,:~ ==,,,.4,. ¢~ turned soft? | wr tten on Friday~ June 30 at ..('/ ' . W~AT . r ' ,t III~ ~lli lIN ! I~ Ill Wo ship, Sermon, ln.nn, m--~tmdav ~i ~-++ / 11 a,m, I am sufficiently con- Classes. 11"00...... a m--Morning W@mhip I fideat that congratulations are in 7,'S0 p.m.--Evening Service ,~:.~n ~'~," m.o.~.. ~,.,,s.. For my money Queen P~ltza- I order for all those people who Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. -- ~&i~.~. ;~.~n ... beth and any member of her I worked so hard to make Tar- Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys ...... ~,,;:.~.~o~--;=~"~t, m,,,~,, family may visit this country [ race's Centednial celebrations 8"30' . p "m '-~Prayer Meeting ....A Cordisl " Invitaflm...... 11'o All " at anytime and under any cir. I such a success at the weekend Ray. N. J. Jolt, Pelter cumstances and be completely i (which is tomorrow today and MENNONITE BRETHREN 4665 Park Ave.. Ph. 615-5115 Presidentwelcome, TheDe Gaullel same goes for J t~reeread thlsl~. days ago by the ,time you CHURCH " ~ . ,Archno ® By Bob, Montan , 3406 Eby St. Phone &l$.$9Y6 PENTECOSTAL TABERNACKR 'From the Churches: Pastor Alvin Penner 10:00 a.m.-.-Stmday School " ir • lOto0 a.m.-.Sunday Seheol 11:00 a.m.--~orn[ng Woreblp . (='~c~u~_o 11:00 a.m. --. Worship Service 7:00p.m.2-~.vangelieti,.~=, An ad of kindness '/:30 p.m. -- Evening Service Tuesday at '/:30 p.m. / EVERYONE ~giN6~ A ~'~' :!. , . • " YOUNG PEOPLES JU~, OF H~ FAVORmE / •Thursday at "/:30 p.m. PUNCH AND WE t~l'~. I1" CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor Ray. D. Rethlen k./M-L "roE~='rHER / ~.--.~M, HOW • Lakelse Avmue Phones ~-- Office 635-2414 brings God to man SUNDAY MASSES: Home 6,15.5,136 BY REV. JOHN I:). WATTS 8:30 a.m4 10:00 a.m.; .... " " 11:16 a.m~ and '/:80 ~.n~ . ST. MATHEWS ANGLICAN CHURCH~ She stood alone, shlvering, pales wide-eyed. Phone ~35-2~13 TERRACE UNITARIAN Many folk hurried across the bridge in the heart of London FELLOWSHIP all bending before the bitter wlnd, but the ill-clad child remained ST. MAI"rHEWS CHURCH motionless, At last one of the hurrying crowd pausedt peered at the wan~ Anglican ~hurch of Cemlda . Planes 635.5721 thin face, noted the hands were blue with cold~ and saw bewilder- 4726 Luelle Ave. Ph, 63S.$8SS ment and panic lurking in those wide eyes, He was a young doctor .. . •Ang!ican Church of CaMds --~un~, ~u~ ~ " ' from Ireland, and there~ on a London bridge t he asked one simple KNOX UNITED CHURCH question: "What are you doing here? ~ ' 10:1§ a.m.--Matins and Parish *~Waiting for Gods' ~ was the curious reply. Communion Car. Lmzelle Ave. & Munroe St; UBut why out here/~ the man t s voice was gentle, 9:30 p.m.--Evening Service 9:30 a.m.-.~tmday 8oboe] "Father is dead/~ said the child. "Mother is dead too~ but • "., , " • , ...... ~ , . ,'.'~ ,':." .",.: " ' . , ' ' ; ' '"' "..... ':..,i:, if:00 ~.m.--~o~lng Wor~flp before she died she said God would take care of me t and th'at I ~ ,, , ~- . . . " _ .... ,.. ... _.~,~.~;," Newcomers to the eommunlt~ must wait for Him. P ve waited a long time at homes sO now Pve ~EVENTH" DAY ADVENTIST '-~-are Invited to share in the come out to look for Him,' ' CHURCH , .life and work of the United Moved to tears, the young doctor said~ ".~d you have found • I . I .... , Church - Himl" That could have been regarded asblasphemous, but it .I . I P~ltor R. "G. Burton .&lS-202~ I ' .... ' " ': ..... ' . ~ Grifflth" Street You are invited to dre9 was not meant to be - - and in a way it wan true. clipping in the mall with Gently the young doctor led the small child to his own home~ ...... 8~ffRDAY your name and addre~ to gave her warmth'and food and comfort and promised hersecurity." ~:1~' a.m~;,Sihbath School Knox United Oh,,r~. Box 11:00 Lm.~'M0rntng Service And he kept his promise for he founded Dr, Bernard@ s Homes. 884, Terra,e, B.C. There is always someone loo~lng for help. What we can do " to help with whatever kindness we can give brings God to that PRESBYTERIAN person. We hear frequently of people not knowing. ,where to find ~ CHURCH IN CANADA God~ but God wo~ld want you and me to be his agents of mercy O@$O#qlIII~M4QQ~II@tSII41 wherever and whenever we can. - . The Christian l~mned Church And to thosewho are looking for help then perhaps the little P * • o Sundpy at 7:30 p~m...... ,...... girl s faith can give you encouragement/forM you make a move of/aith to,seek God,He; Will alwaysbe there to meet you. Actually He ,~is there all the time wMting for you to openup to.Him. • -"~ " ~: ~'~" "':":""-! - : ':~'-"~"'; ..... "~':~T:~": TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD~TERRACE; 8.C ° " i ' Camn • ...., ,,: .. - , -. •c 6irls, sch l acts memo • pr" ." 0.. nclpal.... ~-" ". .:,,::,,~., '~ ~'

.. 'VANCOUVER: (CP)"o:~ Yor~ Hou~e~eh0ol; fOr: Glrts!'hu~ll L ~"~ .-women*'teachersand .al~ut3S0:gh ~_~vde~t~ But starUn~ ln.A~gu~ ,:;/: DodgerSb'p? its headmaster will I~e ~ man. "" • : ~" " , ""-- ...... -'-, '..:: BY BOB TfiIMBEE ' ' R,,~r,~ise rhnicm fo~. th e ~ la" • CouVer D~catWe , Ule ~"'GI," i, ~." ganadlun Press When Walt Alston took over the Dodgers in their old Ebbetts the Metropoll~ Tor0dtosch0bl cl~ . e.~rwm~ . ;~:, leld haunt In Brooklyn the team was a terror because of its board and teacher atthe.Uniyt~'-, terms that theywant~ltheflnmt -. ii IHn~.a_ , ...... T wer e by one run, ". slty of TorontoSchopl~seco~ school In. Canada." .. ,. ,~ :. i *-, .~: • When the baseballteammoved. +.+4- dary school. Married and the lath .... twO,. _;" ':: to LoS Angeles in 1958 some-. The Dodgers pitchers have al think It's a challenge for daughters, he has never taq~hL ;, one must lib~'e .misplaced the r the future," " sam ~e,31,,'- in. a gtrls' school and Isn, t. : bats. But wily Walter threw, d done 'a surprisingly • good Job.. Don. Dryedale has rebounded year-old Mr. Tacondtlringage~ sure how the girls will react . i.i curve at. his National League acquainted visit to Vancouver. to him, •: .-• 7 ' opponents when he turned to from a horrible 1966 season and, has stayed near the |op from an •'It' s a schoolthat hU a f'ine uPosltively. I hope~ becaue .~ pitching and speed afootto make reputation and a school thatis 'that.is therway l.want thereto " r: up the deficit. earned-run average standpoint. HIs won-lost record is 6.? after prepared to go forward, react to new situations.., and - . 'i A big part of that s~s~em dlsa. "I think girlsareyoungpeople this is a learning situaUon for "" ppeared before the 196~ season 13 dec!sionsi but Is no.. indicao tlon of.his finef0rm. " - first and girls second, I don't all o~,us." when pitching ace Sandy Koafax think that girls are worthy of Y0r~k House School . was retired to a $100,000 felevision Claude Osteen, the southpaw ace now that Kouinx Is in the anything less than the same founded hy a group of: ~even Job and pesky Manry Wills~'who first-class tYpe of education to women in 1933, Two of the form- once stole 104 bases in a Sea. stands, remainssharp. But after 14 decisions he was .only 8-6 which boys are entitled." ders remain on the teaching ; son, was peddled to Pittsburgh Mr. Tacon said he .agreed to staff. Boys are permitted, to. " Pirates. and to reach that he, had to win couple of ball games with his leave Toronto and move to Van- atte_nd.o~.y_.~_,.the,nurserylevet, i Apparently Alston felt a ow.n bat. i couple of trades wouldbringhlm added power at the plate and a Don Sutton~ a rookie sensation TERRACE BOOKKEEPING AND few of his younger pitchers in 1966, really was the only would Jell sufficiently to make :Dodger pitcher to have a poor SECRETARIAL SERVICE LA fans for.get Koufax and the start this season and now he ~other notables who have depart. has rounded into 'his 1966form. red since Los Angeles blew the Even rookie Bill Singer has YOU~/~/DU PLICATI NG World Series last fall in four looked like a major leaguer ...... - SUPPLIESCENTRE game to Baltimore Orioles. : though his record is .1-3. • ' . But as the All.Star break.ap The" bullpen s~aff of Phil Re- • Bookkeeping preaches this season, the Bums Ban, Bob Miller. and Ran Per- • Mimeographing • 'Mailing ranoskl also has been. stingy are straggling along In seventh • Copying • Answering Service spot and It appears a miracle and only a shade less effec- tive than a year ago. will be needed Just to reach the 3211 K~lum St.,. Bui: 635-6128 .500-level in the won-lo~ To start cllmbing In the team columns. standings the Dodgers certainly P.O. Box 1212 T~'RRA~, R.C. P--. 635-2SS8 For Alston, who never, signs can use a few timely hits be- B~'r BEARDS GROWN at Pile Lumber were honored Wednesday UY Manager ,tans Muehte wno ...... anything but a one-year pact to cause their pitching staff is as awarded electric shavers "and a trimming knife to the top three (left to right) nreg Sieben (most manage the Dodgers, It must be solid as any In the league. admitted things have not broken But besides hits what theDed. Savingsindividual)J~eMandur(neatest)andWa~Zak~ush~est)c~mpas~/a~s~aw.rdeda$~an.da bond to Wally ~ak in recognition of 15 years service and $250 bonds to Alex Sacharoff, A~ Business " D " rectory well for him so far in 1967. gers really need is a'team lead. Herman Buschman Jim Morton, Norm Rolfsen and Simon Nahirny, .all their for 10 years. , injuries have crippled key play- er. ers and the Dodgers have lost Koufax did it with his golden more than their share of 0he. arm, stopping losing streaksbe- run decision~In one eig.ht ~ame fore they had a chance to be- losing streak, five of the losses come a morale problem. Wills did It by beating out an Infield Ottawa museum shows ll ==a hopper and then stealing every. thing in sight. Canada 100 years ago I i [~l"~Bk\'~:l Ph,F 635.2444 . P.O. Box 430 1 I SlateNaturalBockMuon and Flagstone, Block I ~ httli.-g pussies Drysdale, outfielder Ran I ~ [i~'N~J TERRACE, B.C. I I and Brick, Imitation Stone i Fairly, Infielder Jim Lefebvre I ~ I:m~-~s~,J~um~ • Also serving Kitimat • | I and Brick Veneer. I molest poodles and catcher John Roseboro look How did o~" forefathers live' PRESTON, Ont. (cP)-Nature, like the' men ~ho should take before Canada was a nation? says Police Chief Krthur Woods, the lead~ but all appear to lack Was it all hard work? Or did ~:!::/,, : :~ ~ ~:~/i,!:: '" • ~ • • seems to have gone topsy - that zing to become success- .'they have;leisure time for fun furry - •cats are chasing dogs ful for a prolonged period, and Social activities? ,•hard san r$ L, , here. Awoman complainedtothe • If Alston can find or mould And how was Condederation such a player on his squad be- brought about? What forces and I [)RIVINSEH~.~ "Operating with the Most Modern Equipment" , police that she is forced to keep I~ PHONE 635-6910 * • • '. " " her poodle indoors because fore the season gets much old. personalities were behind it and " I The "second film, depicting [ dozens of cats chase the dog or, the Dodgers have the talent why did they work to create On the meZzanine floor is an i half a century of development, I I Triple "A" Instructor ' COIN-O-/~tTIC and..COIN"" CLEAN Loundri~ every time it leaves the house. to come from a long way b~ick. new nation? , Upper Canada farmer' s sit, in: has acoutinuousEnglish.French The new Confederation dis. room e q~.ulpp.ad with th_e furn., sound track and gives a his,n- • Profess!Onal.Dry Cleaning and Pressing • '. play opened June 26 at the Na- iture of the day - - spool.turned rtcal background of British • Coin Dry Cleaning • tional Museum of Canada, it. setee with hand . loomed bed North America from the war A. F. BEST tawa, will answer some ofthese cover for upholstery; hand.lien- of 1812 to • Batchelor Laundry Service • questions. It will bring into cilled chairs and scotch in-grain . about four 1850. This runs AT focus that historic period Of carpet. . black and white.minutes and Is In ~ A~ (shifts l~eoutifully done!] more than a century ago. There is also a LowerCanada A third film seen near the ' . .,., ~r.~, .... ~. '~,. - -!--1--I-,| . ~, : .... .pa,r.lourwlthltsfancywoodstove finish of the exhibition, tour, - Office Hours ....;-~,,,~ ~r~.O~.,.~displky IS :grit~sl~ No~ ~v~º~~"Á1nade~~n'.~. ~1e62-.,,,...-'aro~klng,,,,,, ~..chair ~L sums.,i~l~ ~he .last I0 :years ~, ' ...... :"" :'"' "~'~'~ ! ~ !' A~er'lca in the 50 ye~s :b~ ,-~.,'1~.. ~'fit'e.-cM~r In'.'.li~rsehalr~fo'r~-'~ont~e'~-~lo~:.~.• the f,~r~.• .... 8:30 to 12---I to-6-.- : fore Confederation:- ~ its e~0. 'UPhOlstery; alady' s chair u~. ! glng.of, the union. Tiffs is als 9 Monday ~ SIlurday ! s.c. XaXN~ sx~w',zo~ I I k'~ci;i~oi'~ir.cHns "°' horny, its qlvl/~ ~ondltlons, its bolstered in needleworkmede ~ lni black and @bite with con. '635-6366. | Six 1~; Terries, S.C.• | [ Commerclel and Ibmlclmtld l P011tlcal...... and social life .. il. ,QuebecCtt_y~-1861. ,. " . tiuu.ous sound track. 'Its length PHONE I ~orn~ ~al~ I I . • Wiring I Also displayed on the ground is more than four minutes. [ Alwcws Look To lustrated by pictures, displays floor will be furnishings' that, , " ' " I ~m z~ke]se Avenue I I ~35.$~7S of arUfacts,' and Word deacrlp. I Phone ~s.ss, I I Box.,4~ ... re=m, s.c. tlons. . : Once.helongedEtienne C artier toand Sir a desk George. once Ther-"i "omen No longer will peoplewonder how our pioneers tilledthel~md~ .. by sir A. acdon ,d. us r ce Imperial ff their Children had toys to [ BYTOWN DIESEL SALES LTD. ' V'SMEN'S third thefloor, main three display:on filmsare used the in a baked bea n play with, how-a middle.class to portray Canada' s march to [ ~ . authorized dealer for ' family furnished their" home, J • ' DETROIT. DIESEL (GM.) ENGIN~ " { AR For in display cases in the natlonhood.~'lrst at+++ (CP')- The romance ...... foyer of the Museum are such OTTAWA Karl's Trading I " ,Terrace- Kitimat. Hazelton Area " 4607 Lokelse Ave I~Rmm~ O-~:) :)qt&g .he Is an eye.e ching and drama oftheCanadianbaked I 4439 Orelg Ave. Terrace, B.C. . Phone .655-51B0 _ " .... - " - items of pioneer life as a crude . color presentation ~hat greets bean Is probably little known to Post Ltd. LITTLE • IODINE cfimnvyH,Ho ' theJolly peoplebean suppers. who munch it at "Your Boating Circle" Harvested in the dewymorn- Mercury Outboard Motor ing, the bean is plucked 'out of • " " " its POd and taken to a plant Mler • where'an electric eye screens Call 635-5230, Box 902 each bean more carefully than . Terrace I I.,, t,, . "1 1 & INS~JLATION LTD. a beauty contest Judge. I ury ~aeanmg II .. ' Phone 624-2226 '. Tenderly matured in 90-foot • Prince Rupert ' [ Free Pick-up and Delivery | [ • Specializing ~ Cedar elevstors~ the Canadian dried bean is much in demand in ~. BOAT RENTALS ~- I TU.C,. B:C, " I I .me,. swinging Britain. Our red KI@ I : Phone 635-2838 " II • New and Old Cedar ney beans may soon beexported to the exotic Carrlbbean. An agriculture department Rockgas Propane bulletin says eachCanadian eats 71/a pounds of beans a year, ' Ltd. i Vzc Jolliffe :, I I F~,.FreeI~imm : .mostly baked or In soup. Plumbing & Hilling Ltd.- I l" Phmm ~SS-'/4~/ r" It says the bean' s mild flavor TERRACEDIVISION -"----"~" "------" - -- makes It a perfect mate for ~.21o~ ~o, ~ I I s~..o. ~ Kalum ~.h Tn~C.,S.C. ,, .. . . , I J~,d.PP~H~-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-~S I [~l~ , I/~.N~VER ~ ~Wg JUST ~ IT ~K ~~ | • i meat and spices In chill con For all your Propane meeds I ~~o. I ~1 ~:- u. I I I beans,came°.It WhensuggestsServingaddingbakedaResidential, Commerc|al and , " ' IIm'm "r, " " : "r ~ I '1 wlener~ so that a serving adds Indmtrial . up to. the same protein as a Appliance Sales and Servlee serving of meat. An economioat and nourishing Ph. 635-2920. LakelN Ave. [ REFITrERS f00dB just a pound of dried beans will serve six. i " UPHOLSTERY , I ~eu,. ~,. ~e~o~ I Now hope for " S'mger""~wmg. i ' ar I ~,,._.,.~ _ Machines l "" can., Don,- wo I ,uoesqueezers • v, CUUM CLe,.e • FLOOR POLISHERS I c. ,Q%1.u Hy , k• " I Help is on the way, says Ron Full selection o~ fal~rl~s'.".. Wilkinson, assistant editor of Drugs Merchandising, for those Wool, Cotton. and aH.0f your social outcasts who squeeze the . ,-. Sewing" Needs .. " faDlly~tube of toothpaste from Expert s'ervlce ,to all makes the top,.. . of .Sewing Machines.. Le.d Su y.r ,A'new,' A 'new': foll-llned.polyethylenef°ll'llned ' pelyethylene I rerrac'eTerrace Sewing~ewlng s.c. !1 I • . tube for toothpastes has been ." P,O. Box r 1095-- ~ li ~_"."~ a~.--r4}-S~_~e ": 1 develope,d by American Can CO. I ' Centre i Ltd., '.. Lolls Avenue.. I I _~no~ ~i .:; I WlllnsonWillnson .rap•risE and company 4fi0~7 Lakalse Avi." ' ' officials predict by the end of Phone 635.$315 :-: '~ this year every major toothpaste P.O. Box 1808,1508, Terrace,'Terra~/B.C. B.C. rnanutact~ver Will be packaging The, Herold gets home tO .the:~ple, Adve'rti~: it':i~ !'.' ln".thb(:new ~squsezable-from. I ' ' ,H the-top',: fube, ' ' l" OARB Y:'S :E

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m -~,~~i'e"~;TOON (CP;-Bethleh~.) " ': i i' Lawn Mowen :" ,', *:~era~rchurc~ for me ~a:~: :: ; :.ei'S~Dedem: ~:~:i : re--n,~openedhereslSthsflr~~i!ii~:/, 6menr',~' of' lts;'kind in Saskatchewan ~d ..oondin westmC ,. *'i:: i A~ie~ithe pulpit is.~ screen on whieh:L~ ,'~le.pastor,..' can. projeek , " ~ F F r , • • , motlofi"p.l~uresro•-.oL..,L)_•,ures. and slldesashe P~laehes~>. , , ,., ... . . ii I Page. ) 2 TERRACE "oMINEC.X~" HERALD, jTERRACE, B.C. W. edne8day, Jul_y 5,. Ar. w. w..,,ng our r..oorc., i,,. iral Mayne was 'ID...... ,,...d A y6ung, British naval officer who rose to be an Admiral • A conservationist . visiting world would support about half seem very wrong to me if we was one of Vancouver Island' s first ,boosters, British Columbia this month, i a billion people at the present did not develop our resources He prepared maps, ha explor- _~ , United States level of living has taken a worried look at the in the province to their fullest ed~ he wrote a glowing account • , and yet the total population capacity of the world' s resour- potential, at the same time ob- of the virtues of the Island of the planet now numbers 3.4 ces and the way in which the serving the principles of con- and he even accompanied a dis- billion. world' s exploding population is servatlon. Not mind you. that play of Island PrOduce to the i consuming them. For much of the continent, type of so-called conservation Dr. Allen rightly pointsoutthat~ 1862 World's Fair in.Lond0nl Speaking in Victoria, Durward which restriots the use of large where he encouraged immigra- ; in North America, "the conti- L. Allen. Professor of Wild, area's from the sole benefit of floe. life Ecology in the Department nuing availability of usable re- a few w~hoare purely pleasure. sources is primarily a resultof His name i~ Lieutenant of Forestry and Conservation at bent, but rather the type of con- Richard Charles Mayne and he today' s burgeoning techno- Purdue University, Indiana, said servation which serves both was honoured in naming of part: ' the in logy.' '"' commercial and aesthetic re- Mayne Island one otthe popular '*This is our wastrel era .. quirements tothemaxlmum rea- resort islands of. the Gulf of We have conned ourselves into Equally rightlyt he ccriticizese sonable benefits of all interests, greedy use of resourcesbythose Georgia. .. a state of mind whereby it is HIs first visit tO Island popular to dignify the ruser' out to turn a quick profit in the One of British Columbia's was in 1849 when Esquimalt and deride the apreserva. the light of today's excessive best examples of this is ex- harbour was .coming into tionist.' It seems a doubtful demand. Just pressed in the management o! use by the Royal Navy. But his hazard that too much of any- He suggests an answer to many of the problems of resources our forest lands where~ througt wanderings were not limited to thing is going to be preserved, :following sustained yield prin. versus demands are to be found the coan't~ In 1858 he managed but many things could easily be ciples, we are achieving a per. over-used.' ' in population control, and I be- td tour the gold rush areas of lieve anyone who thinks ser- petual harvest for forest in. the interior~ later, preparing I consider Dr. Allen's talk dustrial purposes, while at th( iously about the problem must' maps of the Fraser andThomp. an excellent one, based on well- .~ame time striving to offer an~ established facts. I think I can agree. .son River areas. * " expand the opportunities fox Soon after that he explored a ADMIRAL M_AyNE agree with most of what he sald. • And yet~ until such a balance latest use by many other groups~ but I feel he may have slurred route for a wagon road connec- is achieved, we must make the including those of the recrea- tiag Nanaimo and the Alberai over some of the matters of most intelligent use of our re- ~:ionist and the hunter• • present concern for whlchthere sources to meet mankind's As Dr. Allen said: must be immediate action. In 1861 he was back in Vic- needs. "The remains~ of course, th( toria and Was named as one 0£ I am concerned with the es- In British Columbia, for ex- matter of interpreting this, I~ sence of his remarks: that we the three commissioners tb an- ample, we are not suffering thd British Columbia~ our par- company specimens of Island are dealing with a strictly llmi- pressing population problems Halum ticular ,environment: must lea~ minerals, timber and field pro- ., ted quantity of resources In the existing in other countries~ in- us to conslusions concern~nl face of an exploding population cluding that of Dr. Allen. • In identification which would not~ duceIn 1863to the he World' gained s Fair.added fame ELECTRICi which can consume all that we fact, we are blessed with an appropriate in a densely.popt~ have. and all that technology when articles written,by him abundance of resources far be. fated, highly -industriaiize~ about Vancouver Island were" can add. in a very few years yond our own requirements at region, It really comes down tc lished in the Illustrated Lou- from now• this time. following the wise philosoph} don News, ' ~ Major Appliance There seems to be no hope +++ of doing nothing in excess. , Then he wrote his book draw- Sales & Service that we can add appreciably to In view of the present need .rod that is exactly how I se( AFTER 70 YEARS PLAYING CRIB 82-year-old Bob (Scott) McLean last week came up Wi'~t[~ Ing attention to. the Value of the world's standard of living of others, and of our own need British Columbia approanhin~ 3oveted ill 29 - hand ,, . Scott has been a resident Of Terrace for nearly 50 years• He was playing Esquimalt to the navy. He des- ~ Electrical if the population increase con. in the years ahead, it would Its future. crib with his neighbor. Austin Keddy, in hts Terrace Apartment horn% when he turned up with cribed this urea. so minutely Contractor tlnues its trend whtch saw it the perfect hand. that his book is still a valued !~ doubling every 154 years in possession in many libraries, Residential 1800; every 41 years in 1980, I He capped his naval career i~t¢ Commercial and now is expected to double with a survey of the Straits of every 23 years by 2000 A.D. Teeth tell deerA age +++ TEATIME TOPICS. Magellan and ultimately a pro- :: The teeth in large mammals motion to Rear Xdm'Irlal. Hedied ',Corner of Kolum and Park Sociologist Philip Me tlauser clduous or"milk" teeth which are subject to change much the are shed at a certain age and in retirement in EnJ,qandin 1892. Phone 635-2752 of the University of Chicago same as that which occurs in B.C. Centennial Committee states that all the goods and replaced by permanent teeth. man. Determining the age of most services now available in the The young are born with de- big game species bythe replace- Men naturally despise those i Motor W~ldi~l~ :: ment of deciduous teeth with Cenadianwomen first elected who court them, but }espcet permanent teeth is quite Jaccu- those who do not give way to i rate up to two fe r: f a~e. BY JEAN SHARP met provincial voters' require- as it did in England. but it them. Yearling (a yea]c d~d elate Canadian Press ments. bubbled sporadically for 40 THUCYDIDES generally found to ~ w ui lk In 1920, with the Dominion years before Manitoba finally premolars, a full!developedtirst "It was 50 years ago, in 1917, Elections Act, all British sub- led the way in January. 1916~ ...... '.'.'.~".'.'.'."':'-":'''".:.:.:.-'..'.;.;.~.;.;.:.:.:.:-:.:.:..:.;...;...... v.'.'.'.', ,';'.',~ secret's out: pern~anent molar and apartially that two Canadian women be- Jects, male or female, 21 years and mnfranchisedt women. ~...... " :':'i,:~ erupted second molar• came the first women electedto old or over. were given the vote : The movement was at itsltve-. Local movin The milk teeth wear rapidly. a legislature in the British Era- in Canada. liest in the West, under" the A yearling deer Jaw seen "by )ire. 'Phey were Mrs" James Mc. For a time, this meant there leadership of Nellie McClung can be the untrained eye may appear Kinney of Claresholm, and Lieut were three provinces where had left Winnipeg for Edmonton to have belonged to an aged Roberts MacAdams of Edmon- women had a vote in federal when the Manitoba legislature MeA , and animal because of the heavy ton, both elected to the Alberta gentle/ eleotions~ but not in provinoiaL finally acted. Alberta followed .C HARTERED.I ACCOUNTANT'S wear shown by the milk pre- legislature. New Brunswick caught up in suit within weeks, however, and molars. Mrs. McKinney was a can- 1919, P rlnce Edward Island gave Mrs. McClung was elected to As two-year-olds~ the deer didate of the Non-Partisan Lea. women the vote in 1932, but it i.the. Alberta legislature in 1921, ~,ve gained their Pe~m~n~ gp% a hrm movement, andpre- ,~was:*n'ot.,until 1940: that Quebec the same year that AgnesMac- ,~emolars. ' '~!~.~ ~', Resldent~PiHhel'~ ~ ~ ~~'~' ~ ~-~" ~- ~ z-~. 4644 Lszolle Avonue, '.iSident Of the Women' s,chris.;~ ~wommr~0btain~d the provincial I ,phail. took her seat in the ALAN M. McALPINE, C.A. Terrace, B.C. !" ~These teeth are s~d~riY'dJe n It wasn't really a secr~ tian Temperance Union which vote. Newfoundland, not then a federal House to become the 635.5483 ., 635-5675. 635-$300 " lack of wear and are yet un. had strongly supported the suf- across town to a new house let's say, you want to move as part of Canada, granted women first woman elected there. Miss O ' ,, o,,,o,o.,.,.oo,,oo ...... o...,.o,..,.,o,.,. ,.,,.~.,,H~ gently as possible. E We care for your local moving as stained from plant dyes extrac- frage movement in the West. the vote in 1925. Macph~dl was elected from On- ted from their food. Lieut, MacAdams was a nurse, +++ : ratio' s Grey.Bruce riding as a much as we care for North American's interstate moves, The second molar is comple- nominated and elected by the Same packing material. Same loading and unloading The suffrage movement in candidate of the United F armors tely erupted and the last molar armed forces. She did not take Canada never became as violent of Ontario. techniques. And why not? The bulk of our business is is partially out at this time. her seat until she returned from The arguments both pro and local moving, Storage, too. n So, for the gentlest of local The three year.oldshavetheir overseas, and she married in ~ con sound strange now.-women moves, call full complement of permanent 1930, never to run for office would purify politics, politics ROSE, GALE& CO: te_eth and from this time on age again. Beeip machine would corrupt women, Women CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS is determined by how much the +-F+ aid= =a,lllll IBIIIlMLI-%'J were too fragile to stand the TERRACE TRANSFER teeth have worn. In 1917, the Wartime Elec- • , . turmoil of election, they lacked This method, with afew varia- tions Act ~ave tl~e federal fran- 4535 Greig • Phone 635-6344 tions, is used to determine the A pen-like device packed with the mental equipment to under- D.L.G. PORTER I~.B. G,ALF~ ages of most wild ungulate (hav- lativeschise to in women the services. with close In 1918 re- electronics to help sightless stand political problems, and C.A. C.A. ALSO AGENT FOR ~" ,d~'~ anywayp it would be contrary ing cloven hoofs) species, it was granted to all womenwho people lead fuller lives has been to biblical teaching, P.O. Box 220 • McPhorson Block 'o Terrace, B.C. RfOJqT3~ AMHRIMN VA/If 1.1/I/Eg • developed by British scientists~ , -- VANCOUVER . SMITHER~ PRINCE ItUPERT The GENTLEmen of the Moving Industry according to a report in the He- Nothing made the horse so 6,15-2245 635.$831 [CROSSWORD--- By EugeneS ffer I dical Post. fat as the King's eye. , The pen transmits information PLUTARCH . ' in the form of"beeps" that - ~ - - - - =- - - l Th=$adve,hscment is itot published or displayed by the Liq0o! 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/// employment bureau Northern Culverts & ii4etai Product$ high 5"1 school students and three from THEIR NEW PLANT OPEN IN TERRACE FOR "THE MANUFACTURE OF ////~)Ssb //,./~$9 university run a summer era- .CORRUGATED STEEL CULVERTS'OF ANY SIZE ALSO WATER WEU pioyment bureau at Teen Power, C~SI NGS, ETC. " ~-24 anexperiment of the Saskat- . . .- HO]glZONTAL 43.brought 59. method 9. amusement chewan Youth Agency and Cana- l, fabulous about enterprises da Manpower. Working Satur. bird 45. midday VEKTICAL 10. Eskimo days they do all the interview- I I I 4. iron 46. roads 1. part of knife lng.. assessment and . pap6r 9. young lion (abbr.) skeleton 11. morsel work to find other teens Jobs 12. mountain 47. circle 2. harem 16. mongrel ranging from truck driving to on Crete segment room 20. leave out office help and surveying, . - - ' 13. stately 49. bb.nlshes 3. elevator 21. spills over 14. caUphfourth 54LcolIege. cheer 4. cageimmediate-" 22.28. mountaindanger In his house he had a large EOUIPMEWT FOR RENT l 15. Spanish 56.puff up ly slide looking-glass before whtch he seaport 56. high, in 5. to free "25. Indian tent would stand, and go through his • • 17. deep music 8. self 26. spirited exercles. .~ , groove 57. time of 7, more horse ]? LUTARCH 18. employ ofllfe rational 29. fortify GR A D E RS L O A D E R S 19. FatgUsh 58. frozen rain 8. sowbug 82. sheer (BeltType) school . fabric 21. ancient Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 34. hide "O McCulloch .L~oln Sawl " * Athey Fo~e Feed Oreekcity IPIEl m lulolEnSl l l l 37. accumu. " cat. 12 " ' 24.eendsin ~ IRON @I M fates O Boat| " "' , payment sg. a con. " 1:or= ~. Picking,: .'L'uF I: r ~m.. bWO'ii'n'g 27.Bulprinn, ~ trivemce O~Outboard Moron " ,.." . . boulevardm; stn~lt, .et~. i

COin 42. fish~g " 801 :I" • ' end ' " 28.1~rl'sname. JVJAlt~Jl IDICIAIPIE1 line Complete Line ofParts Huber ' • I)4 Cat, | |:Y: ~"; ',, "~L '~, 80.h~dedSolt IEIMIUISllPlOILIEISITIAIRI 4¢landot Franchise Dealer , m 31. epokelt the free : ~ ' I (abbr.) Terrace-Kitimat ...... vetch TI LT FLESH ' ~. recording 49. remnant " ' ribbon SO.lmW=."'= IOIMIaI~IAINII IMIAITIEISl e0.~ewa~nea No"hi:Route EquiPment Lid; port 3mall MeierRepair ' ' ": ,., ::i 38.glrl'Sniekname IMIEIfllENIVIAINIEBRII 1(31 51.murble "' ' " , CH~RLI[I..',~D~uMoN~" IAIMrismAJe, ,smvR, , 52. Guido's ShOp • ,o.contea•te . '' ~ ~ent "'TERRA= CO-OP A~.N.' }Ph;ne635-2975..:'. ' R,~Iio -~h.R.~lte I~wke lterlse time of solution: N mlnlte, note '. II " , i 41, slopes (0 lm, Xlnz ~turu STnd., leo.) 53, swine'spen " " I . - - ] I [ I ' " ," -" '+. . " : - -. + , -- , : • . --~ •-:'~':" +.+': I

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* RISA HARRIS SYD Nk'Y H~RRIS ?I~ - + .::. ,..-~ .... Thomhill. Playgmnd: ...... Thornhill Rambler S .~,,+~ ~.:, +~,~++.,,~-+.++ ,, .., ,?, ...... +~, ...... ,,, :+~, Thornhill Plavqr

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TEorahill Motel And + ' + +++=+++:- "c. Pan©ake Chalet J" ++ week. • • of the s.per+ised playgrowzd. PrO. • . ::":: y./;;:+am - + Phone :. 63S-6124 • i: ...... " AN EIGHT. WEEK PROGRAM. COMMENCING .JULY 4 ~ +-~-+'~:

: ' The playground program will follow, a certain theme each week! an-d-all activities: athletic, craft, game, will ' ': :~:~"~': ' -i F:~,/~ ii~ii!ii!! follpw this theme. The Ath.letic Director and the Supervisor,' will visit: each. pl Found once a .week to supervise :~: +~'~+ ' .B~ossm Die.el Sales Ltd. , and teacn new games, sports, crofts. ,,~ special event, usuauy on each Friday lernoon will climax each theme :i + i: ~//~I ;°:~:::~++-:~+~'~i;+~ week; :: ...... -':" ' .-~.-...... : I I IIIIII II :!~:;:/~':'::'i~(8:i'~: ~ phone 635-5130 ,. ... +, ~ : ,L' : :..'. " HOURS THAT•:.THE PLAYGROUNDS WILL BE SUPERVISED :+:.~:,:.u~,::~.~i~i:~:i:ii~+~+~!

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:.:Feat.re ": E yen is: ,. +" +-.: +.+, .:.:+ ~pec~m:" :;~"+-' ,~cnvme+. '-' ", ...... +.•• ' TUESDAY; JULY 4--,First Day of Playground " :=; :.i:..:::+).i.? , : ::.: :.-*::(ConfinUe Through The•..Whoie Week).: .: :"?:! ~- " rug~r;'-rom + ~::++ • ". . . - .. . +,. :RID~Y;.JULY 7,-- Grand Opening:of Porks + );:+~~:,:i/:-:::::: - :+ :. :.:+'~+!::i)!~::,Softb0!l.and Socce C!!~!J~):::,:,.I:,,,: ?~?::,:*:.::~:i: .... ' ~... +"./ Spei:!aI.Guests • ' tJnstru ::+::i:!:!i;!:::i :'+'+ +'~ . Costume .Parode*.and Contest +.: :: " '~:+~+ ..:,-+.-:. ;.:.+).• ::/ !i~!!:: . ".,:. : 'Costurne Consffuct•iol ~i'~.~;~:: . + ....r+++.S+ ,:.+;::!-..s ~;A( Parents Invited.., : L : :" "'~'+++ ,:: ,:;::+,. :.:" ,: ~~:~' Sande Lumber Mills Ltd,'i: ++ , +.:a +'+'.++,., ..... lll l I Terrace, B;C.

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OTTAWA OFFBEAT .Rim u Hall cooks' p r , blem ',.,,,,eon. at, me manbitch, but thr:, hit his a • step.mother, on which he exo DJef now just- Beer for : breakfast but :'.... :'"""°": an old dear II0 seafood ' fortheShah ~ Terraae•

The C~ec'hs - like beer for to Liberals breakfast, but seafood and .Unfair to • chocolate flavors are definitely oul for ~e Shah of lran* Kalum 7 OTTAWA, - Whether he runs These are Jusl~.o~f the scores margarine? In fact Just the other day, Open Sundcb/ 12-2 p.m. or retires, succeeds himself one after the other, PrlvyCoun- of logistics problems facing or loses a re-bid for the Con- jell. President Walter (Wonder- planners of official dinners be- servative leadership, two things ing held at Government House • The parliamentary consumers fal) Gordon and Finance Mini- committee has recommended an are certain.sure about John Die- ster Mitchell Sharp~ pounding in ottaw~ this year for kinge~ fenbaker. queens, emperors B president.,;# end to the discriminatory tax their chests, proclaimed that the treatment of margarine, accor- 1. Win. lose, draw as Diet formerly fearsome bogeyman prime ministers and other natio-. the Chief. he' II stay on~ leader hal representatives, inCanada ding to Food Ii~ Caneda, business wasn't scaring anybody. publication for the industry. or loner, as MP for Prince But this process of "de - to visit Expo '67. Albert. Maurice Cutler, Maclean.Hun. "Your Rexall .Stores' horning'' has gone one long step "The federal sales,tax' on' 2. And remaining, he'll con- further than that. ter business new sedltor in the tinue to fascinate if not always capital, Surveyed the situation margarine was complained of dominate theCommons ashehas Diet no longer Is a Devil to for Canadian Hotel and Restau- frequently by consumer for so many years o - holding the Grits, but . - would you rant. groups," the committee repor- ted after its Journey across Lakelse its intent interest: almost from believe -- a Darling? He reported that some 60 They' re trying to make him lunches and 60 dinners have to Canada to getconsumer' sview- the day he entered the House points, it agreed with the con- back in 1940 as a tightly-wound out to be an Old Dear. be catered in strict accordance +++ with the demands of protocol elualon of the recent royal com- black.halred, fiery.eyed, finger- mission of taxatio:~ that"from Pharmacy. Just the other day when the and in many cases religious, pointing, poker.stlff Prairie-ra- a neutrality standpoint, it is dical.of-a-mano Commons, figuratively~ singing, dietary and other food pre- "Happy Birthday, Dear Mike, ferences. !imperative that both butter and Super-Valu Shoppln~ ' Happy Birthday to You," with First of the 60 heads of state margarine receive the same "He'll stay on in the Com- ; sales tax treatment.'' Centre . ' roans, come what may, because everybody busy slapping backs to arrive at Rideau Hall was Phone 635-56.17 this has been hLs life, bls whole when Prime Minister Pearson Emperor HaLle Selassie of One must learn .Open Sunday 7-9 p.n~. life and nothing but his life for crossed over into his 71styear, Ethiopia in late April; last to • q 27 years. he singled out Diet as the one arrive in mid-October will be By doing the things; for though +++ to thank for this demonstra- President El HadJAhmadouAhi. you think you know it. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE tion of affection. You have no certainty, until A child of Parliament, he did of Cameroun* DRUGS SUNDRIES. I often calls himself, and if he A complicated system of en- you try. sophocles He was so pleased, purredthe were to leave this spirRualhome suring that the distinguished PM, that "my old friend# the guests will not have the same of his here on this high and Opposition Leader' ', had ini- windy Hill, it would be as a meal twice is operated with tiated this warm outpouring of strict military precision. j helpless, hopeless orphan. good feeling. He'd very probably quickly The biggest test of all comes ELECTRICAL" perish, his friends are quick Imagine that-- when bnly short when "doubleheaders" occur. to say, out of sheer desperate months ago all they could do In the Jargon of the hosts, this SHOPLTD. is when one visitor arrives loneliness. when not bitterly slanging each 4619.'HILLCREST AVE. P.O. BOX 1285 i Even now, stripped by some of other was to glare coldly. for lunch and another for dinner, hls own people of his once almost But there's other less trivial One of the keysto planning Residential - Commercial.- Industrial magic powers to paralyze the and even perhaps important evl• these sumptuous meals is a I Government in recurring fits of deuce that the Liberals are cast- special guide showing the var- ious culinary aversions of the utter terror, he still remains ing the Old Chief in a new role. ' ..Specializing the centre of attention in the guests. Commons. They' re pushing and shoving The Iranian monarch, for in. ' in +++ to crowd him out of the real stance, will not eat seafood. life of Parliamentary political He also avoids sweets with cho- ELECTRIC No longer is he capable of action and into the Shadow-world OUTGOiN ~ PRINCIPAL of Cassle Hall school L.F. "Bud' ' French was honored by students, office panicking or stampeding the colate flavors, \ , of history. They seem detemtned staff and teachers this week as he completed his final term in Terrae~ after 10 years, Making The proper religious dietary ,'HEATING; " Administration into one of its to try making him over into a the presentation was student Nancy Sparks. The outgoingprincipal is also a member of the Terrace demoralized retreats that were law will also be observed when living image of Sir John A. Municipal Council. the President of Israel dines at so familiar before his Party' s J _III _ -- l . ' ~ -- Macdonald even should he still Government House. Dinner~ reckless "rebels" de-horne(~ live and breathe in the Com- him, but he continues to in. THE . EDITORS SAY planners, however, have to be mons. It's a sort of insurance prepared for cases when infor- CLASS "A" ELECTRIC terest the Cabinet almost as policy against him regaining i as Prime Minister Pear- mation about food and drink much the awful power to paralyze. preferences or allergies do not son. 4-++ And that term"de.horned' is arrive in time. ' Y.T. t0adslikesmall puddles One such example wasthefact Just the word for it . - that For they've made his once- ~at Ethiopia Emperor Halle on the Old Chief's own say- scorned Bill of Rights an his- Selassle's visit coincided with SO. torie document, ranking inequa- If a Yukoner sits still long ridation* While fluoridated For asked what it might be WATER SAFETY the Ethiopian. lent of the Cop. lity with the !proc]hmatibm of enough, he's bound to see-and water supplies cannot supplant tic religion, : like in Parliament if be.nolong- their own Prime Minister' s new We must do something about probably meet-the most intere- the brushing of teeth regularly, And then there was the un- er were there, he borrows a Maple Leaf Flag. the needless loss of life in and sting public figures in the world. it can go a long way in the pre- on the water. We must continue expected request by some mem- phrase from the days of SirJohn Odd, to% giving the Bill of Queen Elizabeth visited vention of cavities when normal to talk about swimming courses Rights such an honored place, White- bers of Czechoslovakia' s entou- A. Macdonald and replies" Like horse and Prince Philips has care of teeth is taken... Grand for people of all ages. We must Hades without the Devil.' ' for it seems like only yesterday rage who are good beer drin- been twice to the Yukon*. The Forks .(B.C:,~Gazett,~, . stress the proper bundling of While he still may - - in fact, that they let it run out of print.." kers. Beer is not a typical bey. Prime Minister has come, as ?OSITION ISEXTRZME :~ ':. ~ats.and: the use of approved erage at Government Honsebut: very probably does - - like to have cabinet ministers, ambas- consider himself the veryScou- But there i( "i.q, displayed According to the Roman Cat- lifoJackets and other equipment. fourtunately some iced bottles sadors and groups of parliamen- holic church abortion is murder. We must make people think were found whentheCzechs ask. rge of Evil, political and Par- proudly in the offices of most tarians. The Russianswere here liamentary~ the Government Liberals, and there on the right, It says that legalized abortion more about water safety. Rouyn .ad for some at breakfast. en bloc . . There are times is nothing more than a licence Normanda (Que.~ Press., Meal planning is at least two very definitely does not. with the Prime Minister's flag when it is advantageous to be a This is a 'new and l'apidly to kill. Surely such a position months in advance. The chef proclamation on the left, when big toad in a small puddle. PLAGUE ON' YOUR HOUSES developing situation. you and the annual half mil- is extreme in today's world selects the food and submits • - Whltehorse (Y.T.) Star. with today's knowledge. In "Romeo an'd .Juliet" the . the menu for .app~pv_.ah . The Administration still lion tourists walk into the quiet young man' s friend Mercutio makes a point of publicly boas- beauty of the Parliamentary Li- It is an uncompromising posi. SUPPORT FLUORIDATION Lion with little compassion, and pronounced "a plague on.l~oth ting that Diet, the Old Ogr% brary, show-piece architectural Residents of Grand Forks and your houses' ' .. on the proud no longer frightens it. ~em of The Hill. one that is out of step with the R.C. should support and urge social needs of the time..- families of the Montagues and P,. I local councils to act on fluo- Rouvn-Noranda (Que.~ Press. C apulet s whose feud from gener. 23 Ball teams arian to generation was bedevi. S t ' L ling the city of Verona~ and the in Terrace now rest of the world might well pronounce the same sort Terrace has 23 ball teams, Ask first, shoot kter or malediction upon the Arab That' s the figure computed states and Israel as their con. by Community Recreation tinuing quarrel offers a new Centre director Pete Fanning in young hunters warned threat to world peace. - Coch- a quarterly report. rane (Ont.) Northland Post, Fanning said that teams total .represents a 10 team men's GONE TO HIS HEAD? FREDERICTON - The Fredericton branch of the New league, a ladies team and the BUILD FASTER-PAY LESS (CP) He (Premier Daniel Johnson) balance coming from Little Brunswick Fish and Game Association is teaching tomorrow's appears to be trying to wrest hunters to ask questions first and shoot later. League and Pony League for power from Ottawa and trans- boys in the 9-14 age range. BEAVER The association is in its 13th for it to Quebec. It seems he year of an intensive program The recreation director also or heard something. And they has a lust for power, that he reports formation of a young Manulactured Homes aimed at curtailing the annual fired. And they werewrong." yearns power and will do every. fall carnage in the province's adults club with 20 members at Relocating. • Mortgages available • Panelized sections The younger boys are told not thing possible to get it. Has the the first meeting. woodlands. to be too trusting. "Never take fact that he has succeeded in • Low down payment speed erection Since 1954 more than 2,700 "Commencing in the fall, it is someone else' s word that a gun becomingPremiergone to his. hoped they will have regular • Over 40 designs • Specifications can be persons have completed the is unloaded. If your buddy pas- head?-- Huntingdon (Que.) Let Us Help!": safe-hunting course and onlyone meetings and programs pro- • NHA & VIA approved altered to fit your purse ses you a gun, open it and look, Gleaner. vided on a year.round basis,'' graduate is known to have been or if you don't know how, make involved in a hunting accident. w~i;So~ GIVE? Fanning said. Whether the move is direct, or storage GET STARTEDNOWI him do it." " He also reported that 30 boys The majority of the partici- Successful students receive Sooner or later, if an.indivi- GET YOUR FREE BROCHURE OF HOMES FROM pants are boys in their early dual lives here long enough, he and girls had registered for of all your belongings is needed, "our safe-hunting badges and certi- twice weekly tennis lessons. teens although whole families ficates, which, in case of juve- will either have a loved one in C. STR~BOURG [ have completed the four the hospital or be there him- Two horse shoe pitshave been experienced men, large facilities are niles, permit anyone over 14 to installed behind the library and Box 2500, Terrace, B.C. Phone tk15~750 courses. self, staring up at the ceiling carry a gun for hunting small senior citizens will sponsor a They are told over and over game while accompanied by a . - and yet the vast majority ready to suit every need. or write direct to BEAVER LUMBER, P,O. Box 246, N. Surrey again; "No roan'ever looked like of these people are reluctant July 1 tournament. certified sponsor. Centre also expects new gym ,;~ deer or a nartridKe.. These In addition to safe gun hand- to give to the hospital fund. fellows didn't think they saw How stupid can people be? - - lights to be installed before ~ Call for Free Estimatel "" " i.i :.: ling, participants are also taught. July I. • game. They saw a movement woodlore. Hamboldt{'Sask.~ Journal.

STOR-ALL BUILDING Nothing in human life is more to be lamented than that a wise all metal construction baked.enamel finish man should have so little. Cartage & .StOr, e available in three sizes influence. • " " " ~:' .... :~'E " ~'~' Phone 6354728 :."~" = ,et:99.50 on. HERODOTUS O. LA.54 I Rllm NAVY RUM.PALM BREEZE Rt

P~[CE PtllLIP will get the bird when •the Peregrine Falcon above Is flown from B~. to Europe by CPA Jet, The falcon was captured as a fledgling in the Queen' Charlotte Islands* The bird is .,o~.thorlght. ~., ...... : . ~; ...! ...... :...... -"This:advertisement is not publish,edict ~diip~ved. by t~' ~-qu0r.'Control~Board, or by ,tl~!i .~;::,.~: ..2'. .'" ; ' + .,+ ::.:; ~ -•;,''!•'+%,/,

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C +., :i~?-? :: 8:10 Thought.to~ the Day 11:00 News CBC Ne)Vs. they say J take too much+nago --r "k ' ~ r" ' "S:00 :/As "resulbsudiaglrle+~s-, i " 8:20 Breakbist Club' 11:05 Sports 6:10 Summer Sound ging. ...- . j',.'.-',.:. " ~And it iS h'~e thai my 'wife: Ythe.male ~z to dominate:~md': : - 8:80 Preview Commmtary 11i10 Heartbeat In Sports 7:00 News even use a little brute force. • 8:35 Brea]ffast ~Club always keeps.herp~g=::.on-.my+, ll:IS Nlte Fllte " 7:05 Summer' Sound faults~ though I km a g00d~ro++ 0:00 CBC News ' 12:00 ~C rNews 8:00 News rider and give her her o~m car~ -=.,'+Girls are generally the masc.. ;9:10 Message Time 12:03 Land and marine weather 8:05'Sports . -so what makes a wife con. chlatlc or.~long:~utfering half of 0:15 Nine Till Noon .. : 12:08 CBC News ;,+ 8:10 Regional and Local News stantly nag at her husband? '+' the ~,humsn':race;~iflle men are 9:59 D.O.O.T~. " '.. : l:0~ Re~orded:+Mude 8:1~ Thought for the Day HEED generall~ more :-?~s~listlc .or L0:00 NeWs ' 8:20 Sumn~er Sound Shakespeare diagnosed this physically brutal ', '.'.... The average,wife. WO~ T n~ P: . : ~ L0:05 Nine Till Noon THURSDAY*~ NIGHT 9:00 CBC" News • situation beautifully in his'tam- L0:30 Women's World 6:50 Her s Health '~. '..:.. 9:10 Message, Time ous ~Taming of, the Shrew."- want her mate to slap her down i:.~ +÷+ - ,, or use brute force on her every. ~ :, ,0:35 Bulletin Board. 7:05 CBC News 9:1~ summer • Sound :0:40 Nine Tilt Noon Nagging is a wife~ s subcons- week"br even .every, year; + '. *i.. 7:03' Nite Flite- 9:59 D.O.U.T~S. +But' unlessl aman sometime +,i'~: A:00 News 7:30" Soundings - 10:00 News cious method of trying to force L1:05 Naney~ Edwards Reports her overly meek husband into in" the:marriage" shows who IS ::y+ 8:00' News - ' " •- ' 10:05 Summer Sound physically the bess, he is L~: ,;' Ll:07 Nine Til~ ,Noon. 8:05 Scottish Heritage" 11:00 New~ laying hands on her. It usually,means she is frus- ooustant danger of being treat- L1:15 Pet Pantde] " - 8:30 Nite. Mite " : 11:0~ Summer Sound ed asa doormat by a naggl~g:~ L'1:20 Expedition Lrated in the erotic realm, and 8:00 CBC News: .... 12:00 Radio ' Market Place vaguely hungry to he swept off wife,- " • " • " *, : L1:8~ Assignment • 9:03 Nite Flito .'• ~ l~05-Summer Sound ~er feet in.violent .wooing. " A 'wife canP't "enjoy the erotic ' " 11:40 Nine Till Noon .. : 1O:00 CBC News. " " " 12:lSNews The average female is natu- aspect of marriage 100 per +` U:45 (Tuesday's Stork Club) 10:15 Night Flite. : 12:P.~:Sp~rts rally a modest creature. ceat-'unless she.is a bit in.awe ~1:5~ •Assignment 10:30 Anthology. : " " 12:80 Regional and Local News And she isn't ardent~ as mea- or fear of her mate! t2:00, Radio. Market Place . 11:05 News " * 12:3S.Summer Sound sured by the usual male start. . She may be able to 0Ut-thL~q t2:0~ Luncheon Date: 11:05 Sports - " " 12:35 Summer. Sound Jard. her husband, and show more[ 12:10 News ...... 11:10 Heartebat in Sports. ~2:.0ONews But she does occasionally college education. She may even~ earn a highe r paycheck. t2:25 Sports :.. 11:15 Nite Flite " " " ..- .2:05 Summer Sound :rave a little cave man treat- L2:30 Regional knd Local News ~ent. BUt that doesn't, lower, her 12:00 CBC News " " .3:00 SwingDig respect for'her tasteas much L2:35 Heartbeat in Sport 12:03 Land and marine weather 4i00 News If her mate is'a chronic "Yes lear' ' type of husband, she soon as his failure te dominate her 12:40 Luncheon Date 12:08 After Hours +J:05 Message Time in the boudoir, i t2:50 Noon Stock Quotes ~egins to irritate him, hoping 1:00 CBC News 4~10 Radio Market Place ~at she will somehow cause t2:55 Luncheon Date 1:03 Recorded Music 4:15 Summer Sound dm to flare up and show his 1:00 Summer Sound FRIDAY NIGHT ~'00 News ~hysical superiority. 1:15 Variety Show 6:3~ Gim's Dining Music •. 5:05 Summer Sound BUt Tom doesn't.put, her in Poplars used 1:40 Assignment 6:45 Ni{e Flite 6:00 News .. ~er place. 2:00 CBC News • 7:00 CBC •News 6:10 Sports Like Jiggs'ln the famous comic as firebreak 2:03 Summer Sound 7:03 Centennial Diary 6:15 Radio Market Place ,'trip of "Jlggs and Maggie," 2:30 Matinee with Pat te merely sidesteps her verbal Hybrid poplar trees~ grown by 7:30 Winnipeg Symphony 6:20 "Summer Sound tttack and ducks the flying Patterson. 8:00 News •7:00 News Ontario Paper Co., of Thorold 3:10 Coffee Break iishes that may even be thrown 8:05 French Music .'/:03 Action Set tt his head. Out.~ have attracted the atten- 3:30 Radio Market Place tion of Ontario' s department of 3:55 Asmgnment 8:30 Nite Flite 6:00 News Wives have often come to me n tears of because lands and ferests, according to " 4:00 CBC News 9:00 CBC News 8:03 Summer Sound "frustration a report in the current issue " 9:03 1967 and All That 10:00 CBC News heir husbands don't strike 4:03 Canadian Roundup rock. of .Canadian Pulp plantation in ~: 4:10 Summer Sound 1O:00 CBC News 10:03 3azz Canadians .+++ Burpee Township. The hybrid 10:15 Five Nites a Week 11:00 News poplar, which 'takes only 25 ~: 4:55 Assignment " "Dr. Crane," these women 5:00 News 10:30 N~te Flite 11:05 Sports years instead of the usual 50 "~ 11:03 News 11:10 Summer ~ound +ail, "why doesn't he turn-me years to reach maturlty~ will 5:05 Sports ,ver his knee and give me the 5:10 Stock Quotes • .-" -- . .- 12:00 CBC News ;panking of my lffel be used as a firebreak for the " 12:03 Land and marine weather department' s coniferous plants. 5:15 Pet Parade "Why doesn't h~ stop mynag- tion near Sudbury in. Northern 5:20 R.M.P. ,Canada truck ,,01:00 cBcMidniteNews3amb°ree THE GOOSE-PIMPLED YOUNG glng and make me behave?" Ontario. 5:25 Summer Sound LADv above is Robbyn Pax'ton, Often theseexcessively nag. 6:00 The Werld at Six 1:03 Recorded Music 17, who Is adoptingthat strained ging wives have been reared in Use of poplars for firebreak 6:30 Summer Sound a/childhood ~nvironment where purposes is based on their great- needsRuss.type so.cA, Winsome Winnies MIssand frozen Vancouver pose becauseSea Festival she Is they had brothers. er density than evergreen trees~ : MONDAY NIGHT 8:00 News, ~ports ~nd weather and has to run around in her • And brothers are usually not. thus resist heat and flame mot% 7:30 CBC'News " S I-- __. swim suit to publicize city's meek or mild concerning their" plus the fact that their growth - ---- .'--., +:15 voice ef Prophecy sisters. • ' 7:03 Centennial Diary. +. :. : ~m~:~++, +,..: .+::~:.+#,+~+~~i 8:45, Summer. Sound. , is more rapid than other dense- 7:3/) p. m.~Nit~lPiJt~ +-~".~" = ~'-~ NOW i0o2,+ .... •...... Instead, ~theymay yell a~l even fibre trees. .... (~:~;.T::- -~~ - " " • 9:~X~,Sunday: morning ~nmg~e: '. weld for+f.-i Pay I • 8:03 Old +Songs+:Old Melodies ..... HURNABYd B.C. ~CP)~'Cada. 9:30 S~mlner',$ound . ...,,,~ -, !.. • ~,., ~.~ .]~f ...... • 8:30 ,Nite F~ite dian athletee~, potentially as good 9:§9' D.O.U.T.S. . • . . . . • , ~.~.; . 9:00 CBC News as those edueatlon says Dr. Glen 10:00 News, 0:03 Country Magazine WII~DSOR, Ont. (~P) . Haste the Riveter~ meet Winnie th Kirchner~ head of, physlcal ed. 10:05 Summer Sound Welder. " '~ e! I 10:00 CBC News ucation at SImonFraserUnlver- 1,1:00 Church Sorvloc Rosie, the Second World War H olding' A Banquet or Meeting? i11:00 News aity, • 12:00 Summer Sound housewife who stepped .into the 11:05 Sports Dr. Kirehner~ +who returned "" "L wartime production Industry Cbon your • . ~'. 11:10 ..Heartbeat in Sports recently from a three- week 12:15 News study of'Soviet education, said 12:25 Sports - while +"the .boys" were over- i11:15 Nite Fli,te he was impressed by the 12:80Summer Sound seas, has .a new counterpart in fbg free Pleosont Su~oundhI and Reosonable Ra~, 12:00' CBC News emphasis placed on physical 12:55 Provincial Affairs Winnie. - 12:03 Land and .marine weather training, si~rts andthe methods Nations Business More than 100 Winnies in Win. - TORONTO (CP) - People who .want to decorate their houses • Fo~. . i~ ' 12:08 After Hours used to ensure every child gets 1:90 Summer Sound dear have become welders to 1:00 CBC News fIH a gap in the fabricating in- with flags to Celebrate the Can- such training. +1:30 Capitol Report teanial can get them cleaned free " * LUNCHEON AND DINNERMEBTiN~II,,. 1:03 Recorded Music While Russian children are In 2:00 CBC News dustry where, there has been a shortage of men welders at the by firms that are members of • CLUB AND SALES MEETINGS-. :::~-:~ TUESDAY good shape, older persons from 2:03 CBC S~owca~e lower skill levels. the Canadian Research Institute •NIGHT 30 ,ye+a+rs of age up +seem to be 3:05 Mes.~age T~me "k WEDDING PARTIES-: " .:...i: i.. !~,.- 7:00 CBC News When the shortage "became of Launderers and Cleaners. too fatanddon'tgetenoughexer. 3:10 Summer Sound "/:03 Nite Flite " cise~ he said. noticeable~.two years ago, Fab-- The lnstltt~te, which has 1~100 • RECEPTIONS AND BANQUETS i ': members .. about half the total 8:00 News -"There doesn't seem to be +4:00 News floated Stall Products askedthe "k TRADE DISPLAYS '"- . : ',.i 8:05 Nite FUte anything in Russia like the par. 4:05 Summer Sound co-ordinator of adult education, nu'mber of launderers and clean- 0:03 Hermit's ~hoi~e ticlpation of middle-aged and 5:00 News ~- r.s. Menc'el, to arrange'a re- ers in canada - is making the service- available only to in- 10:00 CBC New~/ older men in physical acUvl- 5:05 Summer Sound +~ t~aining program in production welding~- . dividuals and private groups. t10:15 Nite Flite .ties like golf, curling, tennis, 6:00 .News bowling, skating and swim- 8:10 Sports • After looking over the require- Commercial customers are ex- ! 1:00 News meuts~ Mr. Mencel decided itls cluded. 1.1:05 Sports sing." 6:15 Looking Thri~ the Papers Members wilt clean the flags He added~however~that unless 6:30 Summer Sound ,skilP+ Women can handle. It +11:.10 Heartbeat '.In Sport+ doeS,~0t require the heavy lift- as often as necessary during ,11:15 Nite FIRe Canadians develop a better pro. 7:00 CBC News S ' ing involved in arc or acetylene 1967. The service isn't limited 12:00 C'BC News gram for training young peopl% 7:10 Weekend Sound e/ ports welding. to Canada' s own flag. It figures • Seating Capa©ity 400 .• Publl© Address S~ 'i t2:05 Land and marine weathe the country won't stand a chance 7:30 Master Control the flags of many nationalities in international compeUtlon. 8:00 News Since then, three courses have • Piano • Stqle • Movie kree. t2:00 After' Hour+ trained 107 women welcJers, and will be flying in honor of Cana- In, the Soviet Union. he said, 8:05 Summer Sound 1:05 CBC News 40 of them have gone to work da*s i:100th birthday and will enquiries: ~ . physical education is compul- 9:00 CBC News cleanany free of charge. 1:03 Recorded Muale sory for. at least three or four for Fabco., hours a week from Grade I 9:03 Symphony Hall They do the same work as the .CATitR~NG MANAGER o¢ HOIII~/vStHAGER WEDNESDAY 'NIGHT to university. 10:00 CBC News men except that men+set up the 6:30 Twin River Timber heavy pieces to be welded for Lokelse AAotor Hotel- 4620 Lokelse ,Ave. '~With this kind of program 10:15 Hours of Decision A prating barber asked Arche- Music the Russians are going to keep 10:45 D. H. Philips Crusades them, ...... Phone 635-6063 " l~ou 635-228~ ; They get the same rate of pay laus how he would be trim- 6:45 Summe~ Sound excelling in world compatl. 11:00 CBC News med. He answered, "vn silence. "/:05 CBC News as other UB', welders, $2,33 tion.' ' 11:05 The Long One Hundred an hour, PLUTARCH

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