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Terrace SwimmingPool i Finning Tractor and Equipment Co. Ltd. - Terrace B.C. Council of Garden Clubs Terrace Swimming Pool, - Terrace, northerh B.(.;. he 1974 Park and Tilford Trophy contenders have Mr. Fred H. Milllgan, P. Eng. Association of Professional Engineers Mr. Harry Webb, President Region n decided. All entries received have 'been B.C Society of Landscape Architects Certificates of Merit are being considered for Mrs. Hilda Symonds, Chairman, B.C. Division .=ened, selected, a~d will be inspected by the 1974 community Planning Association of Canada Finning Tractor and Equipment Co. Ltd;- Terrace tel of,Judges. Mr. Sandy Stewart, Chairman Of the slx regions, two,will receive Certificates of See.~ore Printing and Stationery Ltd. • Smlthers ix regions within British Lower Mainland Parks.Advlsory Association umbia participated in the opening of nominations, Nominations for each entry and the remaining four Also In the Northern B.C. region. ycees and Chambers from all local areas Mr. Arthur J. ~udry regions advanced to being eligible for Certificates of The Panel of Judges commenced their tours and ,hln each region submitted industrial Architectural Institute of B.C. ,Merit. decided upon Certificate of Merit recipients by Mr. Colin /~acKay, President, Fi'nn[ng'Tl'actor & Equipment Ltd., - Houston tutlfication entries, The Carpet Shop, - Smlthers visiting the Lower Mainland entrles Aug 1 and 2. "he Panel of Judges who pre-screened all! B.C. Nursery Trades Assoc., Mrs. ~ildred Wells, President ninaflons included: DL No./~L~D2589 I Rotary& Oonvenlional EnginesbY MAZDA New & Used Vehicles SKEEHA UTO Riverside Terrace, B.C !•! Metal Shop Ltd. The ,oldest newspaper in the Pacific Northwest _ _n IEALER LIC. D6.273 635-6572 TE~RRACE. B.C. Price 15 ¢ WEDNESD =Y, AUGUST 7, 1974 Volume 68 No. 32

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•..... I.D.B. OUT OF MONEY FOR LARGE LOANS7,514 loans for a total amount o! SJ,TS,043,000 compared with 5,616 he TeTrace Herald has learned from a re!lable Otlawa source ..On April 26 the Honourable Herb Gray, Minister of Industry, ..DuringthethreemonthsendedJuneJ0th, thethlrdquarter°fthe t the industrial' Development Bank head °fflce has directed that Trade and Commerce in the Federal Dabinet tabled Bill C'20 which current$53,201,000 it1 Britishfiscal year Columbia of the as bank, against IDB 780 authorieed loans for $31,076,000919 I°ans f°r in loans for S234,S43,000 In the same Peflod a year ago. thesimitarquarterin 197S. Inthenine months upto June30th, IDB ..Whether the proposed Bill C.20 can be re.ash:educed this y(;ar. more loans of S200,000 or more be made until further notice would have changed the name of Industrial Development Bank to seams.unlikely. There Is also a possibility that the-Bank could be ~;i ausethatporflonofapproximately2$percenl°lthet°talfunds the Federal Business Development Band and would have in- approved 2,429 loans to businesses in .the province for a.total restricted as an inflation lighting method ...... ~.... , dlable which is*'reserved for I'arge loans has been depleted and corporated other federal programs as..., well as providing additional•••hment 1 amount of $131,042;000 compelled with 2~012 loans for $61,265,000 In ::.Efforts t0-get cant rmatlon o~, fu~her details'from~ha~Mskager ...... ": ~/ ...... - -capltatlna movetofurtherenc°urageand,a-ss!s-1_flt-e~s-ta-b~ll.-~==-..----.,~ .... :,ieriod'd" oat. ago.~ ...... :~ ...... of the Terrace B.C; Branch 0f t~be I.D.B. have proveni~roitloss;~ :. "~ ant be increased ...... ~' " - =-'~5 ~! canadian Small BUslh'~ .. 3my'~ ...... "" -~':-.~"~ "J~ '- " b thatt~ s~Sslillary of the Bank bT';- i[nd ore . he House still on...... , 1' . ,'. ~ {*' I ..... ' ,I ' "~ . : ' " MIk~ Kartasheff told the Herald that anysu'ch peliCy"Statements '| 'l~l'~ appareltt~/'~l'~ ~rstt.f~ ...... '~:'-'"~;'~en bade' called and the l~ill ded with all other bus hess of t -- ; ...... ,;; anada as of June 30 ~IiIII~iiiii • ,', • - .. I , .% - ..... , , . . S C would come from Head Office and that. he was not aware of any ~a'da,,;iti¢SiS ' a ~ b'l'le OiL final 'reset1 . TO._ many ...... uu .:.i~' ' ~.he'~,~.;. aa,~ at the time 0f dlsmution, ~'"-- " ...... lne reperl ~r ln~ Ba.K $ business acres nd itself in•this position. Loansunaer sa00,000 can sp,, oe mauu. • ...... r- • - . veslmentsshows that and I.D.B. guarantees had $922,700,000 of 22,st7 businesses outstanding-in in Canada'. loans, This in- such statement having been made by any senior, official of the Never. ,~ . ..,:r. :. . " " I.D.B. has been hit by the fact that Bank. ['he tota money available for leens tpy the I.D.B. according to the, ;. It would appear that the iistrlal Development Bank Act of 1952 is $750,000,000 as set out in business has heen so good. Id a communique issued by the B.C. represents an increase of 32 percent in amount and 24 percent in number of customers over the same date a year ago. ; capital authorization clause of the Acl which states' the ' Regional Office ol I.D.B. dated June 30th it is revealed that the During the three months ended June 30th, the third quarter of the .. A subsidiary of the Bank.of Canada, I DB provides financing.by current fiscal year of the bank,- DB authorized 2,694 loans for term loans or by equity investments to smeller boslnesees In Ihorizedcapital of the I. D.B.Is $1s,000,000and that the aggregate Bank had $297,8~4,000 outstanding In loans, investments and Canada which are unable ~/0 obtain financial assistance. I DR' fends; I i al direct liabilities of the Bank shall not at any time exceed ten guarantees to 6,';54 businesses in Brltlsb Columbia. This =~cn "~nn_nnn.~.~ ~aainst' 2,258 loans for,$94,JZ8,000 I1 the similar. ,.. ,--.go ... ~ ,, nnta~n,i~ lnr a variety of business pUrposes, i : ass the aggregate paid op capital and the Reserve Fund which represented an increase ot 46 percent In amount and 30 percent t- ,aid mean $7~0,000,000. number of customers over the same period a year. ag, ,iquor Store Decision MUSt H.B,C. /ait 'Till Ev Comes Home LotSold A lot owned by the Hudso .application be denied unless the the committee in his absence. Bay Companyat the corner A request from Township He did not make the mayor Kalum and Lakelse Avenue 1 {rates which owns the building elevator was constructed elsewhere than on city aware of his departure, his been sold to a firm from Out which is housed the B.C. destination, or the length of his }vernmcnt Liquor Store ex- property. However, before the tow n for a price approach recommendation could be absence. $100,000. essed some urgency at, a City When the matter came up at Terrace Council meeting la'st ' adopted by council, Chairman The lot had been put up Cliff asked that it be deleted last Wednesday's meeting sale shortly after the c ednesday July 31. The firm neither Acting Chairman as told however that nothing from the Planning Committee siderable increase in vacant minutes and be returned to the Buncombe nor Committee- property tax imposed this y ~uld be done because Alder- Member Maroney could act on ~an Ev Clift,..Chairman of the Committee for further by City Hall. The land had b the request because as thc~' offered to the city for $100,00~ :unic|pal Planning Committee, discussion. stated "We do not know whY the as absent on a prolonged "make an offer." Other 1¢ Neither Alderman Hank original decision to cancel the businessmen were also offe )liday. Buncombe 6r Alderman Dave committee's decision was made the property at the same ti~ The firm is anxious to con- Maroney, who sit on the by Mr. Cilft and without this .ruct an underground elevator information we could not The Herald has learned Planning Committee knew why the land has been purchase( ,hich would encroach on a city the chairman had asked for this discuss the matter or make any weed lnne behind the liquor an out of town firm which tore. Thereas0n(urthtsisthat deletion. They both said they decisions," occapy part of the prop( ~e liquor store Wants'"0"create voted for the deletion because The mayor Gordon. Rowland building:, with a commer self.service ~ store in its Mr. Cliff obviously had a reason had no alternative but totell the busln~.~. The building xesent location and requires,, for.his decision. However Mr. representatives of Township . Estates that no action could be likely be two storeys but o ne lift to enable storeage,, Cliftdid not bother to make the be higher if advanced rev oading and unloading. "1 members of his committee taken on its request nor could a require it. The main floor The requeSt was' origlnaly aware of the reasons behind his refusal or approval be given be .occupied by commerc=m ~assed on to Cliff's Planning decision and lefi on an extended until Vacationing Mr. Clift outlets while the upper floor or • :,: :.? . : 2ommittee which came back holiday. - He did appoint returns and calls a meeting of Iloors will contain office space, vitl~a recommendation that the Alderman Buncombe to Chair the Planning Committee.

Dent Oonoerned about LUmber Sales ::: THe Ca~iol'ic 'Church in Terrace took another ,...'./~ ~:, into phce: bY one gigantic Telekrane and then ' ste tow' rd cam letion last week'as workmen .~ :/ ~ bolted Onto clpsps on the roof. The interior Just . , " Skeena'M,L.A, Hartley Dent millin theSkeena constituency, According to Dent, this -a,Ped t~ above Pteeole into place. The steeple, : i :: ." needs some fihtshlng touches and the church will ~Bim Forest Products, has fomid decline in the demand for • weighing a little less'than two tons, was raised ' .... be ready to go. . .' ..,. : : statescerned todayby the tidal softening he is North con- it almost ~p.[ble to get lumber is the result of thc tight Amerlcan. Timber Market, further orders for"~mher, money situation in both U,S. Already Dent Said at least one production, andnewspaper Canada, account Arecent said Province that the Gross National Product in the Bears a Problem At Terrace DUmp e d u.s. after adjustments for in. Department of Fish. and wellf'edthey are notihierested Mr, Crack advises people' McC0nnell .S[reet residence Wildlife officials have con-- in the bait, ' wishing to take pictures to near the Vocational. School Grants announc sixth straightoo.oo month, thus in- • remain in their automobiles or when residents found a mother dicating that a recession is firmed that bears feeding at the The major danger according tO use a telephoto lense. He also black bear and her two cubs i. a Terrace Dump have become a to Mr. Crack is that the bear expressed the hope that a tree on the front.lawn.. Mr, ~kecnaM,b.A.~,Hartley D, Let[or Club : $3.50.00, toasslst already underway in the U,S. problem and can be a serious have orare losing their natural Den,has anneuncedfourgrants with reereauonat acuwuu~, Den t said he has asked the municipality application to Crack attended the trio and hazard to humans frequenting fear of humans making them elevate the pollution control after getting people back the from the First Citizen's Fund Premier togtve this developing that area, that much more dangerous, He were awarded as follows: 3. T0 Local No. 125 of B.C. lumber sales crisis top priority level at the dump would be she.bear add hcrcuba Mr. Dave Crack, Con- said that people visiting the successful,. This would mean descended and walked off into Association of Non-Status In- in upcoming cabinet meetings. servation Officer with that area are taking unnecessary , .- , that the garbage is burned on a the woods. 1, TO tlaguilct Ih~memakcrs dians in Hazelton - $4,550.00 to Dent further said that with Department, told the Herald risks approaching these Club- $3639.0(t as a second establish a, office for the further increases in costs daily basis rather than buried that he had personally counted' animals • to within ten feet to eliminating the area as a source Once again Mr. Crack warned instalment to help meet thc cost Association;, settlements,resulting from 'and recentwith rapidlywage 18 black bear and one Kcrmede take photos, lie also mentioned el food, about the potential danger of - bear at the dump at one sitting, cases of people throwing stones ofnear re'novating Hazelton; their building 4. And to the Kitimat Indian dropping lumber prices, many ...... An interesting event took bear and urges citizens to treat He said it is almost impossible at bear which could Infuriate place in the front yard of a them with extreme caution, Band - $4,96o.o0 for recreational small mills in the north may be JL)cI':i t to trao these bear as they are so them. • . . . .

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DUFFUS LOSES COOL Parks & Recreation Dept. .... li STOMPS OUT NOTICE Duffus will have ample op- more a month, The proposed An unbelieveable hassle that portunity to debate the matter project is at the corner of Walsh has taken up hours in the clause by clause, In [act it will and Davis on land purchased C ntil further notice, the sauna will be District of Terrace Municipal give all members of Council the recently from Alderman Gerry Council came to a roaring opportunity to negotiate the Duffus. Laursen already'has a climax last Thursday evening best deal possible for the building permit to construct a 60 open during Adult Swim. when Alderman Gerry Duffus community, I again deny that I unit apartment complex on the bounded to his feet. chargedhis participated in any'secret land so that a 30 unit con- fellow aldermen with backroom meeting pertaining to this dominium would create less clandestine meetings, matter," population density and be less proclaimed to all present that The Herald queried Alderman objectionable to area residents Thursday 8:00-9:30 p.m. Ladies Sauna Only he was a fourth generation Scot Nurah Jacques as to whether because of the lower population Sunday 8:00.9:30 p.m. Mens Sauna Only Canadian. and proud Canadian she had attended any secret density. who had fought in the war and meeting that day and she The matter in any case will be Men's Noon Hour Swim. 11:30. i :00 Men., Wed., Fri. that he could not sit in a meeting reported that she had spent the coming up at a public hearing in which such carryings on take within the next fc.w weeks, li Ladies Noon Hour Swim - 11:30- 1:00 Tue., Thurs. day at the golf Course. The Also we w(ilcome all parent~; and pre.schoolers Man. and Wed. I0:00 - place, stepped into the gallery, same took place with Alderman approved Mr. Laursen states waved a menacing arm and Dave Maroney who said that he that the units will be ready for 11:00 a.m. stomped out of the chamber.. spent the day at the lake. RICH GREEN occupancy in late October. The amazing part of all this is GERALD DUFFUS Alderman Hank Buncombe had this tirade came as a result of left the chamber before we had Council bowing to his insistance not participate in any secret meeting. I am only interested a chance to question him while that a proposal by C. M. Alderman Ev Cliff was nol in Laursen Construction to build in obtaining the lowest cost possible housing for the hard attendance. condominium housing on Davis The mayor for his part denied by voting thai approval be pressed low and medium salaried citizens of this com- any knowledge of a secret granted on the proviso that the meeting and this writer who project be subject to the munity. I have researched this \ mailer, I have spoken to the attended a press conference at negotiation of o land use con- 3:00p,m. that day must confess TAKE A developers, the city engineer, tract, Central Housing and Mortgage that the mayor was completely The story is lengthy and at a loss to even guess what complex going back Io June 19 officials and the mayor and feel that this plan helps fill an would happen that night. when the Council Committee of The plan approved by Council the Whole game approval in urgent need in this community. it did not attend any meeting for the Laursen project appears principal to a request from C. to be ideal for low income M Laursen Const racting Ltd, to with any other alderman prior Io [onigld's council meeting. I Terrace citizens. The units G )OD construct condominium units on which will sell for $28,000 only Davis providing tbat a land use did approach Alderman Duffus only to enqmre whether he requires .a down payment of contract agreement is arrived $1.400 of which $1,000 can be at between the contractor and would give favourable support r to this proposed development if recovered through the • the city. This recommendation Provincial Homeowner's grant. came up ul an open Council council approved to go via a land-use-contract. He assured There are no low income homes meeting June 24 and was ap- iv, Terrace under construction LOOK 'proved v,'ith Alderman Duffus me that he would. In fact all through the lengthy debates on a! the present time and the Ii, .voting in favour. going.price seems to be in the this matter Mt'. Duffus insisted ~" "qb,, Later Cotmcil was advised neighborhood of $45,000 for new that both the City' Eagineer and on the land.use-contract .¢,JL.. because any other method homes. THESE the City Solicitor were in The Laursen homes have agreement that Terrace should would not include sufficient control over the development, three bedrooms, one and a half_ amend its Zoning by-law to bathrooms, fully carpeted ificlude condominia, garden "In making my motion tonight I stated quite clearly - excep t for the kitchen and apartments, town houses etc. as washt'ooms and certainly fall uU'I' ]TANDING this was a much quicker method subject to a land-use- contract. When discussion of this contract within the realm of possibility and less costly than the land- for persons earmng $800, or use.contract .ystem. The comes before Council Mr, matter ,,,,'as tabled before Council after consultation v,,ith the Laursen firm, which agreed Bowen-Colth urst to go via the amendment route. V LUES, Alderman Duffus battled this change tooth and nail to the point that thc amendment Lo the Report full of by-law was tabled after second reading. ~Whon the matter was L--,discussed~ again at a. special Political Ideology PllwoOd ~:open.rhCdting of Council on ~, Augusl:'~31 Mr. Duffus a~zain • Mr. David Bowen-Colthurst. political ideology when Sinclair fought ~,,alianlly against the condemns ownership of private ½" G1S propused by-law change in- who is the Kitimat-Stikine Its4 Regional District Director property and-anyone who owns sisting on referring to the a boat as individuals in the 4'x 8' sheet ~1 3.65 Laurscn construction plan representing Electoral Area "C" within which lies Lakelse higher income group." The ,,~,'hieh had nothing to do with the Regional District Director amendment except that it could Lake, described a report published by William F. Sin- suggests that Mr. Sinclair's SPRUCE PLYWOOD 5/8" GlS . be hundled under the amended statistics are designed to prove : .by-law if approved by Council. clair as being "full of political his ideology by showing how 4'x 8' sheet ,~.,..,t~|O.iU': This point ,,,,'as made clear on ideology'" during the course of 5/16" standard 4 ' x 5 an interview last week-end, families making less than $3,000 • seven different occasions by a year do not make full use of 4' x 8' Mayor *Rowland, Alderman Mr. Bowen-Colthurst has made his permanent home on the lake while people, in the :/4" G1S , Green, Alderman Jacques and higher raceme categories ',:- the Administrator. the shores of Lakelse Lake for the past 24 years and is[fact the derive the most benefit from shoot $6.76 c x o' ,heat $17.36 ,Itlr. Duffus would not back off Lakelse, " ~:i~...... ,.' hawed'or but said that he would resident with the longest con- • •v0le for the amendment if the tinuous tenure on the Lake. He "I consider this report an :>., .~M~Jyer gave his Word of honour makes it clear however, m insult to the people living in the ½" Standard 4' x 8' thai'the Laursen deal would be commenting on the report, that area and a waste of the tax- Fibral Septic Tank • ira,{died via the land-use con- he is not alone in this opinion payer's money" stated Mr. ililil ,. ,tract roule, The mayor replied and that he speaks for a large Bowen-Colthurst and he then sheet, $8.66 th'at he could not dc this as the" number of people who have concluded by saying that the 600 Gal,. S295 °° decision of how to handle any contacted trim in his official report like many more before it request for re-zoning had to be position with the same feeling will be relegated to a pigeon dealt with by. Council. and he about the statements made by hole in Victoria to gather dust BAYSIDE was tim in a position as to what the Fisheries and Marine along with the others that this Cuuncil Would decide. Service Northern Operations government seems to enjoy Water Heater .... Branch Biologist, wasting money on." As an Masonite Siding Io view of this Mr, Duffus • He assured the Herald "There afterthought he added that GSW voted against the amendment is nut any individual in this area unfortunately this report will be and asked that his vote be who is not concerned about used as a guideline by anyone in. 12 tm.,ial ,al,. $89.95 i rco)rdcd, pollution of Lakelse Lake, the government who happens on. per m . The matter,:ame up again on however, the Sinclair report is it and decisions could be made S376 °° Thursday August first and full of part truths and in fact based on the report. He opined Alderman Rich Green proposed when it states that all establish- that the people in the Lake area th,|l an area development by- ments located in the lake area should not let the matter drop Pressure Pump law be prepared and a land use. dump raw sewage directly into and that the issue be raised with contract :be negotiated with the lake it is a complete lie." the provincial government and C,M;Laursen Constructing Ltd. Mr, Bowen-Colthurst went ori the Kitimat-Stikine Regional 'h HP with Hydro~ei $129,50 for the construction of 15 con- to say "The report is full of District. ddminium units on Davis and that a Public Hearing be ad- verliscd, i linn It was at this point thai'Mr, Duffus lost iris cool. Despite the M.P. CHATS fact that he had in fact gained iona Campagnolo, newly north to Mile 77 near the Nass iris point and ha'd secured the Camp. support of City Council to deal elected M.P, fo~ Skeena. is not losing any time getting to know There 'is some hope that Cash & Carry P.AnPI:T _ AI; with the Laursen project via following a meeting m Prince Land-use-c0ntract, he charged tim various municipal councils to find out first hand what the Rupert on August t6 a Roll End . V IFll lilt V JFIHi~ lm his [ellow Councilman of having major problems are, statement `• of policy will be speht the day in secret meet!ngs made which would encourage and that he would not put up She met with Terrace Council with thiskindofbackroomstuff last Sunday afternoon during the Nishga to allow the C,N, appearingt01ay theblameon a which she was brought up to construction crews to get the Good Values on sizes 5' x 12' 6' 12 ' x 12' l~layor's decision to put an end date on what our elected work started, t0secCet Meetings of the Whole, municipal authorities feel The Skecna M,P, was also The motion to go to public should be handled as soon as "made awareof the dire need for hearing was passed 4 v~tes to l possible, i prlmaryservices in the Terrace area, particularly if there is ALL 601NG AT6REATLY REDUOED PRIOES with Mr, Duffus asking that his The lengthSning of the actually to be. a "NortheTn negative vote be'recorded, He Terrace Airport came up for Development", She was asked then got up left his chair and some considerable discussion to approach Central Housing entered the gallery from and Mrs, Campagnolo will be and Mortgage in a~ effort to ..whence he made his oration on taking this matter back to the obtain assistance in the con- his pride of country and Minister of Transport in an structlon of sanitary scwer~ in military and ' Scotish effort to persuade Jean Mar- Terrace, This federal background then stomped out of chand that this is a top priority brganization will not participate ( )menica Building the Cfiamber saying that he and that the logical time to in. storm sewer projects but Would be ow.the plane the next undertake such a project is now does assist in sanitary sewers, morning to take the matter up while major renovation of the On theother hand the provincial with the Minister. . main.strip is under way. housing authority does allow • .Subsequent to. the Laursen Another matter of the hl,,best assistance for storm sewers and matter Council voted the ...... ~'he Council has already requested amendment to the zoning by- iprlorlty :s an agreement on t ...... law. ,, ":- Nlshga Aboriginal rlgh.~,ln the asststance.m mrs area.. "'s Suppli L d • Nass Valley, This promem is It woula appear mat tvtr, Immedfately after the actuallythe main reason that Campagnolo was in town meeting Alderman Richard there has not bison any'northern primarily so that she could be on 636 6381 i:)i: ...... Green• 'gave .the folJowing development particularly ln the made aware of northern needs ~italetfient Lo the press:-"'I Want construction of thdT rsl pha.seof ' :and Was not here on,any specific to ~[;sure all'citizens that I did , the Canadian Natio~ial Railway tact-finding mission PAGE A3

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'1 ! .~ ...... ~ ...... :~':-r~ ,~: : ." ~,',: ,,~-~-~.~;~-~,~ • .'.':',,* ,~, : " ~ ', .... i ~ ~:.*!:"" ~:~'~ '~,'~'°:~m',~'~'~'~!~~,~,*~-~'~,.~,va~i~,? WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7, 19"/4 THE HERALD., TERRACE, B,C. PAGE A4 • " " " "" I the heraM Bill Smiley besides taking them oil. pensible. But my wife is ABOUT MY WIFE "Admittedly, 'not many AND COCA-COLA much more formidable. people call up a roofer and Anyway. There is this A weekly paper published by Four-Way by Bill SmHey ~A The say, "I'd like my roof taken fellow, Donald Burwash, Sterling Publications Ltd. Test I have a number of things off." But, as a lule, they who works for Coos-Cola identifies only the product to be disposed of this week, take off the old one before Ltd. He is a pouncer, Not a of this Company (large of the things we think, and the first is my wife. they put on the new one. bouncer, which we don't "c") and we must of .PUBLISIIER say or do. Don't worry, I'm not OK? need when we're dealing necessity be diligent in safe- going to put her in the guarding t against improper Published' every Wednesday at 3212 Kalum St,, GORDON W. HAMILTON" That's when the Old with soft drinks, but a basement and cover her with Battleaxe opened her mouth• pouncer. use lest inadvertently, it Terrace, B.C, A member of Varified. circulation, 1. Is it the TRUTH? fresh cement. That's old- Authorized as second class mail, Registration number l.:l)rl'Olt "What about 'the insula- Whenever he sees the loses its distinctiveness and 1201, Postage paid in cash, return postage guaranteed, PAT O'DONAGItY fashioned, and you usually tion? " She wouldn't know word Coke written with s significance." 2. Is it FAIR(to all get caught. an insulation if it bit her small "c", he pounces. He How about that? "Of concerned? I'm going to put her in on the kneecap, but she doesn't get hysterical, but ne,~essity"? "Diligent in Spurts, .Advertising the attic, with a gag in her has this subconscious desire he does get a bit stuffy. safeguarding"? "Inadver- mouth, rolled up in a piece. He pounced on a column tently"? That language is* ,MAHK I IAMILTON to'be an engineer. ~ 3. Will it build, GOOD of that roofing that will be The •roofer is a fine of mine recently in which straight out of a novel by Clreulation .KAIIEN LANGLEY WILL and BETTER left over after our shingling fellow, but he wasn't going the sacrilegious word was Dickens. ELREEN TOOVEY FRIE .N~SHIPS? job, which she ordered. to argue with a lady. He used twice With a small "And do you think the Now, I've nothing against agreed that you can't have "c". Two of the more than word "Coke" is distinctive? NOTE OF C(IPYIII(;IIT women, particularly, though too much insulation. Then 100 papers using this and siguificunt? Lest you The lh'i';dd l'l.laill~, l'oll, t'Olll [I[OIP I, '.,de C,ql~riRhl ill ;Ill 3 ;Idvel'liM'nll'lll ln'odnt'ed allll ll'l' Will it be [ have generally,and nothing he said, "I guess you'd want column sent me along his should, inadvertently, think:: t,llil.l'ia] m" ph.lo~ral)llit' t.m~teql Inlhli~lled ill lhe lh,rilhl. Itl'In'mlnclioll is nol iicrlnil[cd BENEFICIAL against reefers at all, though a couple of louvres?" I just hurt letter of protest. Hi, otherwise, pray do not be '.tilh~}lll lhl' ~.',l'illl'll ill'l'llli~,illll .i I]II' ['llblihhl,r• to all concerned? they charge too much and nodded, numbly. A couple Harry Stomp of the Lake deceived by the obtuse ram- get you involved in all sorts of art museums.'? Fine. Simcee Advocate, and Hi, ifications of the unholy and of side issues like Iouvres Might as well go for the Mrs. Brebner of the Meaford Insidious media.l low's that? and insulation and squirrels• works• Express; I can write that stuff mysdf .... • [ know what a squirrel There. l'vc disposed of Oh, well, Burwash old is, and I've a vague idea about my wife, and I feel better I hope old gurwash boy, it takes all kinds. But The Surge in Capital Investment insulation, but I haven't a already. The blood is be- didn't write the same letter you're getting there, kid.: program is the extent to which it may be slowed or delayed by clue about Iouvrcs. I thought ginning tu recede from my to all the other editors. On June 12, you were • The flow of expenditure for new f xed investment this year has shortages of raw materials and skilled labour. Such problems have it was some kind of an art head and go back to its Knowing weekly editors~ Assistant Secretary at Coca- been coming through with all force and vigour indicated by earl er oomed for the best part of a year now, though in the wake of the gallery in Paris, but it turns normal channels. rm sure. if he did, that Cola. On June 21, you surveys, and in some respects it has approached a boom-like in- recent world.wide easing in the commodity markets it is ikely that out to be a couple of holes But I have'a fcw other most of the letters wound were Secretary. It must be tensity reininiscent of the middle- 1950's and middle - 1960's. says delivery dates for certain essential supplies may now shorten up around the roof st) the people to dispose of, so up in the trash-cpn. that magnificent, Church- The Bank of Nova Scotia in its latest Monthly Review. somewhat. Construction and engineering workers are scarce, air can circulate. let's get on with it. How I won't bore you with illian prose style. particularly in the more remote areas where big resource projects It's not that my wife Itas about Cues-Cola? I can feel hrother Burwash's whole In the meantime, is it* It s true that parts of this year's program are being hampered by are now about to get underway. an extra big mouth For a the blood mounting again. letter, which was almost supply shortages and by a tightening of credit conditions. And all right if I burn a little woman, but every time she identical in both cases almost certainly the recent show ng in world markets together Tbe Review notes that well before the Middle East oil crisis last' Perhaps it's a mistake opens it, it costs me (sorry, Donald), because it coke in my fireplace? :Or " with the increasingly complex problem of international capital year. therelativeimportanceof outlays on unergywas inereasing. taking on both my wife money. I had a perfectly is a very boring letter. But should I just cool off and flows will bare raised doubts aboul the likelihood of a continuing Now. with much higher oil prices making the development of some and Cuca-Cola in the same have a Pepsi? .straightfurward deal with a here's a sample: smooth upswing carrying through into next year. of the more expensive Frontier oil and gas deposits more feasible. roofer to put on a roof. coluntu. They are both The Argyle Syndicate Ltd• • and with a more pressing need to establish secure domestic energy "'Coke" distinguishes and -But against such present uncertainties, due recognition must be Tltat's what roofers are for, undisposable, if not undis- given to the strong underlying pressures both to build up Canada's supplies, this process has been given added impetus. Based on the productive capacity ahd to embark on a massive round of energy- multi-billion-dollarprojects now starting or on the drawing boards - related investment- in which field Canada seems to be particularly the scarce our resources devoted to energy investment is likely to Well placed• rise.appreciably more through the rest of this decade. The sharpness of the upturn in business investment, when it On the basis ofthelarge projects looming up in the energy'sector finally emerged in 1973, was Io some extent the result of suppressed Outlays in the preceding two years, and of a continuing rapid growth in many olher capital outlays, . there is a widespread expectation that the capital program will remain sizeable through the rest of this dec/~de. Until quite recently ...... In the event, the increase in business investment in 1973 was it had appeared that there was a danger of a "bunching" of major • . -. LETTERS- TO substantially higher than surveys of intentions had suggested on plroieetsaroondane or two years in mid-deeade; hut v,,ith the likely the basis of the soundings taken at both the start and the middle of iming'of some of the largest of these (notably the Mackenzie the year -- a sure indication of an improving investment climate• Valley pipeline) having been pushed further out, it now seems ihat The most recent survey of investment intentions for the current the pressure of of spending may be spread over a number years: year (conducted last April) indicatedthat the 200 largest eor- an toln, ann with due allowance for further inflation of project THE EDITOR pore[ions might spend as much as 29 per cent more this year than last year (about 5 per con[age points higher than the same com- costs, the total investment program between the years 1974 and panies had suggested last October•) Based on past experience, the 1980 could require financing in the order of $300 billions. A con- tinuing growth of the economy could, in fact, generate the bulk of intentions of the whole business sector Should not be quite so Personal Bridge :., the savings required, but it would be unrealistic to expect domestic ebulliect, and recent credit conditions may also be having a financial markets to be fully adequate to this enormous task, dampening effect. But it is difficult to see outlays falling short of particularly in the case of the largest individual projects, fer the 19 per cent increase indicated in the official intentions survey which some foreign funds will be required. Challenges are also Morals Traffic released early this year• implied for the.country's supply of skilled labour and the pool of For several years the SocRed Mention "church" or and hurtful that.Re has to put./ ~'IAN OPEN LET.TER .=TO One major uneertainily in rite present business investment available technical resources. government promised the Christianity ,and many people restrictions on. our .relations; HIGHWAYS -:MINISTER citizens of Terraceand Thor- think of restrictions a whole set with one another.. Our ~tongue ~ GRAHAM::: LEA; ..DOMINION nhill a new bridge ai~d,'during of rules to keel) us from having can do so terribly much damage ~ CONSTRUCTION, FORMER the last election eampaign.i : : fun. Some teenagers seem to that God has to spell outthe SO CRED HIGHWAY DO YOU:KNOW'THESE HISTORICFACES?: actually started to have it built, think that all that parents want right way to use it, In fact, each MINISTERS AND ALL a move engineered to try "and tc do is make rules, and some o[ our desires can lead to the" OTHERS CONNECTED WITH hurt of others instead of their THE MONSTROSITY KNOWN regain some lost support. That parents think that all that didn't work but the bridge was teenagers want to do is to break health, and therefore there AS THE SKEENA BRIDGE. must be a dlfinition of right and Well, here we are slightly being built. And is being built• them! So when we sit down as a And very slowly. _:~.. '! "~ family to talk about personal wrong. But we are Jesus' more than a quarter of century [t will not doubt be some time morals, there can very well be a people, and this means we don't away from the twenhfirst just have a code of ethics to use. century and such engineering now before the new Skeena large gap which will have to be River Bridge is finally opened bridged. Jesus' coming to earth has a- wonders as the Skeeea River So let's do it this way: Let's direct influence on our Bridge still exist. It's been for business and the rush hour' start with God. Did He dream relationship to others. He was around since about 1923 and. in. (:,'es M. Lea there is a rush hour up e set of rules to cramp our busy restoring our relation to the interim has no doubt served in the neglected North) gains some semblance of order. Let's "1 am crushed " said this To this Libber who beat "1 believe in the hattie," He heard James McCord say: style and set us apart from God by His suffering and dying, the area well. But you can't man, "hy the failure of rny a Lobber, the game isn't he exulted at the start of "Every tree in the forest others? Is Re so far out of touch and the result is that by so- expoet a" quarter mile of fifty hope it comes soon though. The Skeeoa River Bridge has government to protect rne.;' tennis the menace. 1973. will fall." with life that He can't knowor cepting Him GOd begins to live year old one lane bridge to care how much we miss by in us. The Holy Spirit is God continue to serve the needs of served its purpose admirably 'u!.~.~:.l un=H 'u"S!N "1~ P'mtla!ll '~tqx[ tn;,q, ,~IlI!A "lUnll I)'U:'~°ll '~ :.q}l~lA'tSNV having to obey Him? We can living in us directly and 17,000 people. for the past fifty years bu!~ hardly say this. In fact, as we powerfully. He is sent to us by Having heard tales of the retirement time is long passed.."; begin to look into our Bible, we Jesus and is basic to our bridge at rush hour, I was still It may have been fine in 1923 butI. find that our Father didn't start Christian personality. So if God unprepared for my first en- it sure won't win any prizes in men out with a code of conduct livesin us, we are able to love counter with it. The traffic was [974. at all. He could do this because people instead of hutting them. backed up to the Royal MARK IIAMILTON ...... He created inert'with a,complete Then there wlll be in us that Canadian Legion and it took two force which makes us direct our lights to get within seeing 747A Clarke Road love for Rim and for each other. Thornhill, B.C. '~ ~r: "" " Instead of rules He gave love. actions to the health of people distance of the bridge. There were no rules, because instead of their hurt. The they were unnecessary. message of the Bible is not just But think of the force which a piece of information for our made rules unnecessary: a minds, but the powerful means complete love for God and each by which the Holy Spirit get~ Cost of Cable other. With this kind of love no into our personality and one would ever hurt any other changes it. Dears Sirs, Upon applying 1o our local Cablevision office in Terrace he' person. And think also of how far we So, for us, personal morals Kindly publish the following was informed that he wo[fldbe are from that happy condition• have a whole new twist• They at your earliest convenience obliged to pay $20 to "Hook-upi'. We certainly see sin in our aren't restructlons on good and oblige. Over and above the $8.50 a readiness to hurt one another times. They are restrictions month payment.. When one and ourselves. Absent from our only on our sinful tendencies Undoubtedly everyone is considers that the previous lives is the urge to live with and and, what is more important, conversant with the term RIP- • tenant had already paid for the for others to our happiness and they sho~' us how to practice OFF. A resident Old Age installation and all that is God's glory, love to others. Pensioner was confronted required is to unplug one T.V. and plug the other in. Ne~ilcs~ So the rules become recently with what must be the prime example of gouging (rein to say this O10 Age Pensionel~ necessary. With heavy heart Martin Graebner although living in a poor T.V. God has to spell out practical General Delivery what could be considered a monopoly position. reception area can not avail restrictionsandguldes. Sexcan Terrace, B.C. himself of this service. become so completely selfish N. Smith Kitimat-Terracc & District Labour Council.

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Munich's fiunous Cuvilles TtleatL,r is regarded by mabY as tile most beaotiful rococo [hoofer in tile worldl AI.sb hiLting "a bit!h note is ilie' City's best I~otel, I.he Munehe~ : Hilton, which Is b0th.sce01c' and centra y Iocated~JtS ninny servloes nnd faeilttles : are beautifntly. (,~cheetrntcd. Highway 16 appears as a tir}y patch of white in this photograph taken at the viewpoint at Usk, near Terrace, db PAGE THE HERA/D, TERRACE, B.C. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7, 1974 . |

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• :~ • m Above. an " architect's covered with wall to wall fifteen units are planne= sketch of the type of carpeting with -the ,ex- for Walsh Street next • ~,, ~. Now=.w == ' ...t$ rata Aot Proclaimed• • ' C M ception of the bathrooms spring. Real .estate condominium which is to and kitchen The homes ' • : ~ • . ~'L~ ~ L " ." ~ municipal councils being built on leased crown or- ,be consTrucTed by :.._. will be staggered so as to dealerslnthecommunlty ' - ~. Housing Mmzster Lo .... a;~,=~t~d to consider "the rnunieinal land Laursen ~,onTracTing Lta. break the line from the welcome this type of low ", Njc°~°n an~°t~it~e: ta~?a~shc~ prio]diyof rental aecomodation --Among the ,measures in the on Davis Avenue if .the cOSt housing as the ideal ": i`"='L~w% ~`=. . ~..- over orivately ownea nousingin ,act that wi. improve zne prelects gets Dy a pUDllC stree~ and will be at• the. . ~ last...... session ot lne the area~ ,, provision /or the positron of strata owners.are hearing The units which r e c e s s e d g i v i n g solution In a cornmunlty ~egisla.turenas°eenpr°.c! anmeu .relocation'of present tenants, sections that pronini[ havethreebedrooms, one maximum privacy • 15. In which housing has : oy ~ra;:im~hu:e~eanaacn~ nwOi~l ~uuddtih~ h?one:ePresitoe;;YaOfa~hsoedev;~op;rSsuf;~masr;a~ng- and a half bathrooms, units are scheduled for construction this year already escalated beyond , • !i.i fac=htateill the" braidingi~ .... of newtar prohibited unless buildings spacesorreereation facilities in large dining and living with occupancy by the the reach of low income "i. conaom. .' mums" ana gwe srea . substantially comply with the a new eonnominum, an ar- ' room areas and full : ' ?:p.r0zecuon ~°tst?~i°wnne[~;th~e national building code. bitration procedure for aisp.UCneSs basement will sell for end of October. Another citizens. / ~ -~!zs a comp. . -- Other important sections of between strata corporatco e,~n nnn Th~ dawn [ : ~:or!gin~stram trites act passeo the new strata titles act allow and owners, compulsory. ,~,o, .... . ,,;"Z_ Z~"~~ '' -"~[;':InlS~••i' :" ' r'~ :' ' . • for "phased development" so contingency reserve funds aria ~paymenT Wlll I~ ~l,.vv I :' i =~i~The..... new act"eager wes counsils mumctpat the that tt will be possible for a replacementvalueinsurance~y but wlth a purcnaser t .... .-~omcm~s mEt . . . developer to sell certain new strata corporations, .an~ .an. eligible for a $1,000 ! " •'.power m approve stra[apmn~ buildings as condominums eviction procedure to anal wire Homeowner's grant the ! ~°;unneWl?p~dionvg~IOU~l~Istilli~ cb~o~rp~e~l~rge d~v;l°PcTenatls~s [we~t~nt~hth~ttrr~af%et~orC~t~P|,Ysinitial Investment will,be ,' "IL:nccessa*y for conversions, " ' ' g ~l~i ~ ...... Mm:e str,ngent ~ontrols are P~rovides ...... that for ;the ...... first t~meo By-Laws'...... p ~QO...... : bll"rooms"wlll, ' .... '" ""L ' ~' ' .....be l ~ 4646 LakeJse Ave Terra'co B.C. ,placed-on conversions w, th ...... ~~- 636.6142 POCKET-PLEASING PRICES

O T, 1972 Courier 1970Speed, L~ SO -- Mirrors Rear Bumper & Hitch White $2495" $1696" 4/~11~ h~J,~,--Monaco,2Door dhd 1076 ¢ortina ,300cc,2door' $795" ,liCe UUUl~O H.T., ConsulShitt.l[[ 1 09 5 O0 Speed, Light Green, Good Transport. , Auto,VO, ps,• pB, Radio ~l Sport Mazda Mar'S1095 •: 1967 Plymouth Fury "', $1395oo 19701500C¢ 4 door Sedan, .4 Speed, 00 ~: idoor, H.T., Auto, V8, PS, PB, Radloq [967 Ford 1971 Vega 2door t1645 Do ~: Falc0n Stn Wgn, 6 Cyl, Standard $1195 oo Standard, Radloi Mags, rear, Stripes ~IP"l : 11967 Cortina $795 oo 1905 More.,Comet Sedan, 4 door, 4 speed 6 Cyl. Very Clean Brown $745" ~: i . 1968 Dodge 4Monaco, door Sedan,, $1495 oo 1972 •Datsun s,o,,door i: VS, Auto, PS, PB, Radio, Rear defrost Sedan,4 Speed,Radio, 4 RadialTires $2185" 1968 Ford $1095 oo i;Custom Sedan,.Vg-303 Auto, 1972 Radio RebuiltMazda Engine, 4"°°"'°',.o.,Low miles $2595" : i1968 Ford ...$1395 oo :;Custom Sedan, V6 - 302, Auto, 4902 tlalliwell Ave., 1972 OortJnaMade, coup., ,,L,, $2095O0 Near Uplands School, this home was new last fa 1Grin Pnnt iao strafe~h,e,- Automatic, Low Miles, Blue landscaped. Its an immaculate 3 bdr. full base ! :~n,WVgW,~u;;:PS, PB, 2ToneBlue $1095 oo Bedrooms living room and hallways are carpet or. a lar~,e well treed lot. 1972 Mazda 4618Speed, $249§" 969 Vauxhall $895 oo 4door Sedan, Rad o, Low Miles, Red.. ~:i 4door Sedan, Auto, Brown. Gossan Creek Subdivisioa Fully modern three bdrm. home with full basement, carport Johns Road Trailer Ltd. 1972 Mazda Bl.O P.c,up,¢SQQ_IKO0 Wall to Wall carpeting in the livingroom dining room & Ji~1972 Datsun PaU. 4 Speed, Rear Bumper, Red q;w..v~v bdrms, electric heat, double windows, double sinks in the The lot is 75 x 200 is outside the municipality and is fully. I Rear Bumper & Mirrors $2195" bathroom, extra bdrm and rumpus room in the basement. Lservied by spetic tank, drilled well and power pole. ThG:'. Aprox 2 acres landscaped around house & also a vegetable trailer presently installed on the site will be removed Full :i969 ei, IKO_Koo 1973 Plymouth• Suburban sport _~R1 QR 00 garden. Drilled well supplies the water & there is a garden Price $7,500.00 to view phone Bert Ljungh. 635-5754. ~2door H.T.V~ ~i~ ~- .~k I~| MqlBM Wagon,V8, PS, PB, Radio, LowMlies q~Yll MY workshop. For appL t O view phone Rusty Ljungh at 635.5754.

Commercial Site Corner Of Lazelle & Sparks. • .1!)29 Parl~ Ave., * /970 Pontiac~e,: . 2195 oo Near new three bedroom home with full basement close to "Z door H.T., V8, Auto, Je 1972 Okanagan Camper Ideal site for fro' a commercial development with 60 ft. of road frontage and approx. 105 ft.'depth with a t6 ft. road schools & town, W-W carpeting eating area in the kitchen, dining area & double windows, Existing mortgage is npprox, 3RW:;e Fri :d?veFn: 7:rC:m a i, p i Ck u p s $1895 oo allowance at the rear of the lot. Present small house is I/ v. ;;,/ LD. $159500 rented and could be easily removed. Phqnd Rusty Ljungh at $22,500.00 ~,tth 9,4 per cent interest & poyments of $263.00 r~ ~2000CC, 4 door ~V - " , 635-5754 for details. monthly, including taxes. Full price $39,000.00 Contact. Rusty Ljungh 635:5754 for viewing. . :

:: i =ODD su FPLY OF NEWMAZDA CARS, TRUCKS A.D 4610 Soueie St,, ' . !:". ,. sTATION .WAGONS. Well constructed two bedroom' home With full basement !,' ~:: PIsToN AND ROTARY ENGINES. ,IS,II ClEon Ave., which would qualify fur C.M.H.C. existing house mortgage. Three bedroom house close to Schools with W-W carpeting, i I'I~RoTARY_ ENGINE WARRANTY 3 YEAR S0,000 MILE • There is an oil furnace two bedrooms and bathroom facilities fenced and landscaped yard and separate garage. Phone in the basement. Full Price $29,500.00 Phone 035.5754 Bert Ljungh for appointment to view 635-5754, " ::,

i Srkeenai Auto 635.5754 BERT LJUNGH 635~5754 RUSTY LJUNGH Mazada'swide track Rotary E.nglnepickup, shown here with Sales DeBt SHERIDAN TOM SLEMKO :'635.3364 .... Manager Otto Grondman . . Metal Shop JOHN CURRIE 635-5865 DWAIN McCOLL 635.2976 4842 Highway 16 West Terrace, 6.0, Phone 635-6571 - 72 - 7~ DEALER LtC. D8.273 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST?, 1974 THE HERALD,TER.RACE, f B.C. ~!! PAGE A6 VACATION VALUES I, e, s,, 1o il ~! ROUND

STEAK I • L R0astor, Rump Roast 0anadaGrade ABeef, 199' ' ~,~,~ ~~, ~ Sausa~e,,oakfa., st,toT-, 'aok 0"="0..., 89 t~. ~.

Bacon ,, ,,. ,,0°. I)ampfir, .1.19 Garlic Sausage ,o,,.,OlympicOoilBy the Piece ,b. ii89

Beef Liver TenderSlioed •Rib or Olub Steaks ,,nada 6rade A ,1, LETTUC |! Reo.'ABO~b• ",. . 90FFEEO. 2,291 ~ ~Y OrispB'?'GrownHeads Ea. .29

Tomato Juice~..,~..c, ,,oz 2/.95 -~v Tomato Soup ~oo, ,oo.~,. 6/,89 POTATO ErS,o ,,..n10 Lb' '80 Vegetable Soup ~o.], ,ooz.,n ...... ~iiii!;ilil~:~;";*;~*" "" Beans wdh Pork .,~,,so.o,,,o...o. 2/"/§ Radishand 6ree; On'onsi:' :';~'~ 2/4, 5 Fruit Cocktail.,.~,.s~on~, ,,o.. 2/,79 ileetarlne o.,,,.rn,."',* .,45

Cheese Slices Kraft,Singie'2ib. Pkg. 1,99 , SAVE 7 m SAVE ON Laundry Detergent Tide 5lb. 2.29 oN GAS.Z ULLm GASX! co-,, 1.15 Purchase Coop Prepaid Gas Coupons! Rog.& Fine IIb. Pkg. Member Discount Total Discount I Book Coupon Discount Orange CrystaJS,ang4.,o,.Poi,,,,,, 1.53 26 gaL 1, per gaL 3 ° per gal 4 ~ per gal

Lemonade ,.., ~ ,v~ oz.,o,, ,.~ .'/3 2 Books 2 ~ per gal 3" per gal 6 ~ per gal Canned Milk ~.o~ ,,,.,. 3/.89 50 gab. Kleenex Towels ~~o,, ,~, 79 13 Books "/5 gab 30 per gal 3c per gal 6 ~ per pl Toilet Tissue oo,~, 4 Roil Pkg. .S5 4 Books Ken Tiki Unsweetened 46 oz. ,he 7' per gal Grapefruit Juice ,~: 100 gab 40 per gal 3 ° per gal Luncheon Meat .,,,, ,~o.,,° ,69 Buy Co-op Pre.paid Gas CouponsToday Quick C co ki ng Oats ~o.' ,,~,~.' .75

STORE HOURS Mon.Thurs9.30a.m.-G,OOp,m: Fridays9.30a.m.-9,0Op.m. Saturdays9.30a,m.-6,0Op.m.

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. r THE HERAI~.D, TERRACE, B.C. PAGE A8 Don Lewisl Beoomes Foster Parent i ETTER FROM QUEEN OHARLOTTES sust'alned guidance and child.as the *material and . Ni Wayan Sad counselling of soctal workers financial ald: ,i benefit of special' Foster= Parents Plan is Bryant. and !he A ~h-on~' emnhasis currently working i n'_ten ! MASSET, .,i,o c. pro~=...~. _L" ~-~.,~*;on- All countries in ~ou.th A.m.enca ~?- The sun has been shining verification in hmny of the turn control the economy. This A very speclai commitment is placoa.~.~), ~--~- .f ,h,~h- A~ta 0vei" 59,000 cl~l|uren are has been made.by membersof Foster ~nimren ~,,,, ...... down on us for several days now actual sightings. ' His explains why we have recession our community, Rev. and Mrs. brothersandslsters, lfpossthle) Currently being aided by in- without the obstruction of ""remarkable' hypotheses" are" and inflation at the same time Donald S. Lewis of Terrace, must atte~dschsol. Vocatiunal divlduais, groups and families steady clouds. This should qistedonpage212. The chief one because the corporation lays off British Columbia have. joined training courses are available in Canada, the U.S.A. and result in a good crop of ripe wild seems to be concerning the people but doesn't lower prices.. FosterParentsPlunofCanada: tO. Foster Children, their Australia. For more in- strawberries and huckleberries existence throughout space of - In reply to a question They have 'adopted' little Ni brothers and sisters and in formation on this nen-prcflt, - the strawberries we enjoyed an energy as yet unknown regarding all companies being WayanSartaged thirteen years somecases, thetr parents. The non.sectarian, non.political early last week had good force~ He terms this a cosmic public ones and profits being of Bali. Rev, and Mrs. Lewis's aim is to give the family the independent organization ; flavour but lacked the red energy. When Lieutenant made forthesha~'e-holders, the monthly contributions of St'/ tools to help them become in- Write Foster Parents Plan of colour. If ene had patience and Plantier undertook the following facts emerged. One brings material and financial dependent and-self-supporting. Canada, 153 St. Clair Avenue could resist eating the berries astronautical applications of percent control 65 percent.of all stock,; and the author stated assistance to both child and Speeial programs adapted to West, Toronto, Ontario V4V while picking, some excellent this putative energy he found jam could be made. It far ex- the design of such a craft would this could be broken down family .and is aimed at the needs of each country also 1P8, ceeds that made from the tame be exactly the phenomenon that smaller than that. Another five strengthening the family unit by meet these aims. variety, is "regularly reported in saucer per cent controls the majority oz helping each member. Foster Parents and Foster • , the balance, so that it becomes $17.00 a month provides the Children correspond monthly -. There are not soprano s While the others picked observation." a very dangerous business. family with a monthly cash (letters are translated by PL among .:tree frogs on display at strawberries on our last beach Perhaps a forerunner in grant, distribution of goods such AN).and often" develop warm the Vancouver Public discovering this energy was Multi-national business can visit, I lugged some special subver t never nments,.and the as vitamins, blankets, towels, and affectionate relationships Aquarium as only the males rocks to the car since we are John Keeley who called his process or the machine rather, example of Chile with the in- soap and other useful items, which mean as much to the "sing". hoping to use these later for our volvement of Kissenger and the medical and dental care, the .. fireplace. Near the "Circle" as "a device which disin- tegraten the etheric force which C.I.A. was mentioned. The. there are many rocks con- United Staten exploits other NO DATE SET taining a variety of shells and so controls the atomic constitution LONDON (Renter) -- Prime of matter." I have read about countries building roads' to tar we have collected about ten bring out the raw products, and .Minister Harold Wilson in a of this type - one strange rock his inventions this. week in television interview Thursday Frank Edwards'. book taking back in the manufac- stood out from the rest and tured artielen at the highest night declined to name a date reminded one of a combination "Strangest of All". for a general election expected , When the limit of the prices. He'stated the consumer of lead and argillite, so it was hasn't any protection. this fall Political observers al also added to the collection. stockholders patience was present consider Oct.' 3 as th~ reached in 188t, John Kecley It is just unfortunate that the • When planning for the home, majority of people seem' in- most likely date on which the one gets all kinds of ideas about agreed to divulge themanner in minority Labor administration which the motor was energized volved in their own small world the landscaping and the and unable to look beyond. We is likely to seek a clear-cut .vegetables that could be grown. 'to one representative, but in- mandate to den w th Britain's terestingly enough not all can read about ~il of these ills However we seem to have that 'society. has, yet far too ecofi'omic problems. ' mostly sand and gravel, and factors involved were ex- plained. Keeley's reasoning many are addicted to the "boob • SPRI'~ADS :. ~' though this is excellent for tube" - not that worthwhile RIO DE JANEIRO tHeuter) grass and roses, I don't know according to this book reporting I was, "it was a Frankensteln programmes are not presented --Frdsh eases of meningitis just which vegetables will on television, but people often were reported Thursday from i' appreciate the good drainage that might get out of control and wreeR incredible damage prefer to be entertained rather S0o Paalo, Brazil's largest city, - Hamilton conditions. than informed! but'10cal health authorities said Redmond This week I was inspired to unless the motivating force was of floral eyelet Cotton with a better understood and better Time out for a. visit to the a heat wave is decreasing the INDUSTRIAL ELEOTRIOIANS Gall Louise Redmond, try acrylic paints on driftwood - property where the excavating incidence of the epidemic. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed skirt ruffle. Both attendants this could become a most controlled." wore white picture hats and Keeping in mind the adverse had been done during the About 350 people were reported Redmond .of Terrace and fascinating hobby and possibly Takla Forest Products Ltd., located at Fort St, Gordon Mark Hamilton, son of carried basRet of white, orange effects the world has Suffered morning. Io have died would be a good tourist in- • James, B.C..requires electricians for our large Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton, and mauve roses. dustry. So far I've tried pan- since the splitting of the atom, also of Terrace were united in Ushers at the wedding were sies, shells and a beaqh s~ene on we can well understand bis sawmill, Planer and Veneer Complex. marriage on July 13, 1974 at 5:30 the bride's brother, Mr, Ken these. It leeks as though having hesltatlon. No doubt when the p.m. in Knox United Church. Redmond of Vancouver and the • a better variety of colours in world con better handle such a. Experience in the forest industry would be a-n Rev. Robert Scales performed groom's brother, Mr. DaVid this type of paint would be valid diSCOVery, this knowledge Will asset but is not essential. Top Union wages with once again be given to sn in- Lhe d0uble ring ceremony; Mrs. Hamilton. since as yet:mixing a desired an excellent Company paid health, welfare and :Andrew Brodie was the organist A reception dinner was held in cokiur hasn't given me the dividual. At the present time ~and the best man was ML Allan the Skeena River Room, proper result. Some water though there seems to have pension plan. Terrace Hotel. The head table been very little change in Ward of Williams Lake. colour scenes take many hours Fort St. James is a growing community'located 'The bride wore a floor length was centered by a three tier of patient labour,.so that using human nature from the time of gown of white eyelet- era- cake, beautifully decorated the ~crylics in this way gives recorded history, and the on the southern tip of scenic Stuart Lake. . broidered crepe..High waisted with mauve hearts and pink quite a sense of ac- possibility of an Armageddon i with a stand up collar and full rose buds. ' complishment and in a ,much looms on the horizon each time Apply in confidence giving all particulars to: [ i sleeves. Her finger tip veil was The bride's father proposed shorter length of time. we hear of a Chile or Cyprus ~ edged with lace and held in the toast to the bride,and Mr. It took me several days to happening. D. R. Wilson . place by a floral - head piece. Allan Ward replied to the toast complete the reading of Aime Presumably we should Personnel Supervisor !:She carried a white Bible, to the bridesmaids. After Michel's book, "The Truth become more concerned about Takla Forest Products Limited' cutting the cake, the bride and what author de Marts has i • co~ered wjth lace and a spray of About Flying Saucers", Box 254. ~i red roses and buds entwined groom then passed pieces to the termed, "Dirty Business" - the • possibly because, this.book Fort St. James, B.C. ~with white baby ribbon.' guests. Master Douglas Red- seems more authentic then 'Corporate Political Money ": Mrs~ Ted Yakemchuk was mond attended to the guest most and could be clessed as Power Game. The author spoke VOJ l Po matron ofhonor. Her dress was book. rather dry reading. However " on the July 30th edition of As It [. fashioned like the bride's from For. their honeymoon trip to the personal reports of many Happens., The book is fun- pink floral georgette: Miss points east, the bride wore a stghtings are given and/the damentally about collusion and ~llllllllllllllllmllmlBhllllIBlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ [. Anne Redmond was the yellow pant suit with white author debates what can be the erosion of.anti-trustiaws in • . bridesmaid and her dress 'was accessories and a yellow cor- discounted in this area' and :America. Now the poor pay as i ~ ~: sage... - - Mrs what can 10d classed as actual much as ~e.rlc_h)"cOrneporrae~noS f : ~_ , - , Out ot town guests were ,. ~h ..... tlon of an Unidentified wno usea to pay ~,i p~ . : ~ AnnAsim4~mAml9 Grace Becks the grooms Z~.~.~'=;'~, . the tax billare now omy.paymg : [ I~[#lavimslmmm~m'~ ~randmother; Mrs. Mac n~,~ ~,~j~_,.~. __.~. ~ lh~n~bv 16 percent Over 160 lines of Redmond, the brule' ' s gra.nd - [;o,.-qrangely to~ont Plantierunuug,, ...... one of , the, " products are' now controlled by • • mother; Marne' and Shelley ~'~'~ll'i~t' minds in the new four, with a resulting : Grafton, all of Vancouver; Mr; ~re'nch Air Force whose The illegal part is the in- S. Reset of Prince George; ann ...... ' .... ~.~o terlocking directors, who in : : ' Mr. G. Ward of Prince Rupert. speculations uega, m ..... ,,~o. . : . =_ g =. _= =. •. =.

"I MI'~C ~vlvtr F. I I I IVlS~ ~, ...... • • I . ' . CAREER OPPORTUNITIES " • Prime Central Commercial Properly Revenue Properly ' • • Located rl ht downtown this valuable parcel fronts on three Corner lot in Centra Thornhill. Two houses with 2 bedrooms • I Indian and Eskimo Economic Development Program • slreels,.... laealg top...... a larger uev~upm~...... I=nz- mnr~ ~tetails see each, with fireplaces and with garages. Also on same I.o.fin a . i Department of Indian ~,ffairs and Northern Development one bedroom house plus a worksnop. ~ne warerwell ano m • John Walbergs separatesepticsystems. Prlcedlosolll$42~000 : J W (Jack) Mzlhganhasbecn I " , ' Indianand Eskimo Affairs Branch • . , • • . . ' .• apponed malinger of BC I " Various Locations in British Columbia andthe Yuk°n Territory • .....' ' .... .,...... ,.. ,~ "' " " •

Hydro's construction divisi'onl / The Program aids business and commercial activlt esunderfaken by and for individual . : New Home On Bench ' r g 1 Mr M Iligan, 50, previously i indians and Eskimos, corporate groups, and Indian Bands an~ organizations. Aid Is also , • was manager o[ the hydro- i extendedbeyondtheboundarlesoflheReservest°bos[nessesandindustrlesutillzing ahlgh : The home combines all your desired tealures. It has 3 • electric construction contracts 1 , proportion of Indian labour. The tel owing positions are'Involved, in varying levels of • bedrooms. Master bedroom has ensuite. Fully carpeted. • department. 1 responsibility, with helping the Indian people aflaln economic, seli.sutflcleney and • I upstairs. Fireplace upaswellas downstairs. Carport. You • In his new post ' he will / autdnomy through this Program. . m• must see ill $46,000 . • :•

oyerseemajorpcoje~ssuehas, 1 ,.,,eTRIc T SUPERINTENDENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT : '• me Mica, .Site une ano I ~so • " ' • • Kootenay Canal hydro-electric | • Salary: $15,908- $23,164 " • " ' " . • developments and other Hydro | {To he revised September. 1974) . • • constructio~ s oactivities of the 500 .in- 000 '/ The D strict• Superintendent plans, organizes,' and administers the Implement•non" "" '"'"of me • • cluding expani n ' .| "" - ...... , ..... * -,o,,ram- Incudlng resource and industrial • • volt electric p o~er' tran " *l Dislrlct...... level economic u~v©mpm~-,.~,-• : ...... ices land, management, and the Economic • • d dove opmefll Pea eslale uu~m=o= o~,. ~ • • emission grl , l nA~olnnm~ntFund; identifies resource requirements; arranges for support services#. • . • lie succeeds Eric• , H. Marhn ' evaluates" ...... prelect proposals,imp lements' a PProved changes- In procedures anu me•geerade anoand who recenlly was promoted to / coordinatestheecunomioaeveopmentacflvltyinth'dlstrlet;developsldea-sfort :' Duplex On Straume , i assistant general nlauager, | tourism concepts that will project ,alive origin or new application of the r Tecnnnmgy. ' B Very attr;.ctlva up and down duplex with t~o 3 bedroom suites available immediately. Units come with •ridges and , electrical operations. ' / Please quotecompetitlon number 4.A.C.015 (D), : . . ' • -- I = stoves'and basement suite is complete with bedroom fur. . : Mr. Milligan received .his ;I ' '------' ' • allure. Owner w II f nancel $44,500 ' ,~/ " ' " : • " • early education in Calgary dad I BUSINESS SERVICES OFFICER .. • .. : .... -. ' ...... ,.:'.=~ • graduated from University of I Salary: $11,820- $16,223 " • " " ' •

Bi~w:!;~r!::n: !i:~Hi / (OTl~cti~i ii~:~P~caeondb~ini9'vei:;r~ • _ ...... ' " Anothor Duplex on Straume • .. The Boslpess ~sS~rviC:o~ It is:,s l~n~dwi~l b~:eScSr~[ ~ • bUllOlng -os5 ' . - . • • ' - -:...... :--ace- ors on Kaium Lake Two modern two bedroom suites are for sale. Upstairs unit • Power"Commission as a civil i and corporal on pe • ...... i nd' • " Thornnlll UUllUlng...... io|s~ lOiS n 1err ~ ~ r.i~., ,~ has flrenlace Both units have frldge and stove, Po s sesslo n ..• engincez' and since has held financial independence of the Indian people; oevelops easiness Managemenv ~erv cos a • Road. We have 1nero all for you To cnoose worn. ~, ...... • , --- -^^ m various enginecrlng positions Resource Management Programs to ensure that these undertakings have access td and • see usl • . con be given Immediately, :p.~a~zuu. • 'with the Comm ssions and provision of appropriate managerial, profess onal and technical services required Ili their • . " . , ,, • Hydro, / operations; determines the eligibility and level of the need of financial assistance to be . . o| ;ought from the Economic Development Fund and other sources, supervises, monitors and : " ' ' ...... : • - "- Older Home In Town ' ' Modern 3 Bedrooms In Thornhill , , • Mr. Milligan is a memDer m/ services loans, grants and guarantee accounts. . ' ' • ~.ule . '. , . . ' ' . , ,, • ' the Association of Professional , Please'quote competition number 4.A.C-016 (D). ' 11 .... ,~. nn n I .... ~orner lot between old trees and b~hlnd !t you wish to e,nl0y living !n a 3 bedroom . home with fo!l ' 1 • hed es lies thls 3 bedroom h g m ii~~nMwE! ~et~siii ~:lnli~! ...... • "g...... :s ...... ~-s ouse.-real -otentlalAllhou h forin needold fashioned of some basementscapedyou on do a not large always lot paywmcn a high Is mncee price. annLook parlly'mnu" at this one.,. ~ ;• • horninessmalnmnance m '• .u,,,~ .- . ~,- * '. which also comes complete with" stove, fl'ldge, washer, dryer," '- • • "'" 000 ' * ". ' ' and kitchen chrom~ set. $30,000 " []

background informa , Adm nistration, E • ' .... ,,, : • current Issues and practica bershPlBarecognlzedlnstltut0n~ofaccountlng(C.G.A,R.l.A.,C.A.,etc). Ademonstreted • " " ' ' ' ' • gu deline for concernea con- capacity to work effectively with officials of government and indusfi'y. Indian Bands and • L I ' m ' ' ' ' ' . 1 sumers Watch for the A.ugust buslnessm'enand the genera publlc would be an asset. Knowledge of the English languag# • . , ' • . - ~ ,' ..... • issue on/y OUr newsstan.(1 ~ S essential for appointment to these positions. . =• -- . • ' ' ,. ' ,.. " ' ' ,- ....' ' , ' ' '" L :L''' 1: •=

find ~0u.[.more abogt lea%ow to' ,. Forward completed "Al~pllcation for i=mploy'ment'' (Form PSC 367:401) available at Post " I ~~ . Eve.i.gs ~in~ ~ 1 1L ' ".... r " ~ : ...... hidden hazard, Discover home , Of..,.~,,...... ,~=~ ...... r ...... C~n Ires andofficesofthe ~PablicserviceC°mmlssion°fCahade : V .WIGHTMANi~~ Harr Sm;th~an ;arker : " ~l~' ' 00~ O301 ''. i :m

afo~;a~ Porioe;nrs~s~en~'~co~ ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFING PROGRAM ...... •: ~umcr.: ...It:s all there - the PUBLIC SERVICE'COMMISSION OF CANADA • ' SMITH ' 1 - - - -- , V As.~oe.uW Ih'.ker • ~, -, • " : energy':p, roblem, nulrtuon, TOWER "A", PLACE DE VILLE ' • : ~ REALTY LTD,~:-. '~, John Walbergs ' Ken Brandiy . "T'~ _ .,_ . _ ' _.. ... ', : ~ 635 2401 lazes realestate, SendS5.00 to OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1A 0M/ . ~ ~~ 635-3677 I • ; Coast to Coast Real Estate ~e[vi~e,, ,.r : • CACLaurler National Ave..Went. off.co Hoom, 80L ..App01ntmentsasa resultdfthes~}¢ompetitlonsaresubiectt°thepr°vi°l°ns°fthe Public Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5Z7 for o Service" Employment Act, . • ---- one ~bar membership . .. - " ~':" ~1

PAGE A8 TIlE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974 " ~ ....

Entedainment ..... New Dine grows with $400 Tips on what to take :..,- and Dance from the,. Colonel ...... and how to pack it Club for spare. Fold each set length- in the bathroomwith the 'door Knowing what to take and how wise in thirds and roll top to closed, Unless deeply creased, to pack it will help assure a bottom. Also fold and roll items In about 15 minutes they Should successful vacation, according like robe and nightgown. Place regain their shape, to CP Air, rolled items in bottom of bag, Ti'avel agents and the airline' cushioning small items like a Identify Clearly Terrace. Can advise you on the bast types travel alarm clock (always a nf wardrobe for specific areas AugieGeeraert, the congenial dining area will con, good idea), sewing kit, and the Having packed your bag proprietor of the luxurious special cut of Prime and. times ofth the year, like, scientifically, you don't want it However, there are some Terrace Hotel has announced baked potatoes andsa to go astray, CP Air recom- another step forward in dining area will featu general rules that hold true any --If swimming will be a part of mends that you put hold and time, providing the best possible as well as beer. The your vacation, take'along an clear tags or stickers on the facilities In Northwestern vice will be availabl( e:dra plastic begin case you outside of your bags for positive Baggag~:~Limitations British Columbia. August 19th sections of the Club. have to repack your:swimming identification inside your bag in will mark the opening of -A local orchestra First, know your bagge gear while.il is still wet, case the outside label is torn off limitations. On domestic flights Terrace's first dining and playing nightlyandea~ or otherwise removed, dancing club providing dining the bandstand will (Whether !ravelling first class -Dresses, suits and pantsuits Finally, don't pack valuables and dancing pleasure at guesls attention ,at oreeonomy } you may check two. sheuld go on lop, packed in the •-jewelry, important papers, reasonable rates. "Go'go~' ! dancers e suitcases through to your fold-and-cushion way, which money or travellers checks -- in The firm of C.M, Laursen throu~ou't the evenln destination. You. may also worksasfollows: First. bo sure your checked baggage. These Contracting Limited is The hours will be f carry aboard a sinaller bag all buttons and zippers are should be on or very close to supervising me revitalization of P 'm'~ until ~2:00 'a'm': providing~ it fits beneath your . fastened, Placelongest deessin your person at all times during the former beer parlour which The dining section seat, or! in' the eoclosed bag first, facedown, shoulders your' trip. will become Augie's Prime Rib commedate 127 pair, overhead storage bins on some in one side of ease, skirt ex- Dining and Dancing Club. ~ screened booths " p types qf,CP-Air jets, If you " .tending over other side. ,Con- privacy, The beet haVe-any qtiesfions abau[ just . tlnue" this way, alternating Features of Ihe new s'ervice to section will seal 200 R what carry-on facilities are sides, Next pack suits on top of Terrace and District residents Augie invites one a available for your flight, check other clothes and then fold will be a large dance floor which drop by on Monday th, with the airline.~ Certain other skirts' of dresses extending will create a separation bet- finefood, good music and plenty • : . objects like a camera, book or other sides back into Ihe ween the dining area and the of the traditionaITerrace Hotel tennis racket also, may be suitcase, alternating side to beer garden facilities. The "welcome" in Augle's Prime carried aboard, side. main course to be served in the Rib Dining and Dancing Club: On international flights; For trips el shorl duration, for Charming Carribean Cookery carry-on regulati0ns are the either men Or women, a small Aside from some dedicated same. but' your free.of-charge carry-on bag which dan be goormeta, few people know Still Trying for BusTermina/ limit far, checked baggage in tucked beneath the seat and a that ~the. beautiful islancl of economy dussis 44 pounds; 66 carry-on garment bagmaY be damaica'isn'.t only ~.t~serump- Ted Garner,. Terrace bus abandoo plans, would be a-waiting room, pounds if first class. (These. all that is required. tious site for spurts and sight- agent and the man pushing for a Garner announced plans tar baggage area and a much weight limits nclude carry-on Other Packing Tips seers. It's also a paradise for new bus terminal in'the area is the building of the new terminal needed restaurant facility for uggage ) the palate. unwilling t'o say what the earlierthisyearandthenhadta the passengers. With a lifile care, ai:eording Here are a couple of • YOU can eat oeealll~"of salt fish mixed with oehee, an current status of the proposed revise those plans when bids for Garner did say he was ta the airlines, women can pack suggestions for bath men and unusaal "vegeLhble that grows terminal is, but he did say the the construction of the facility awaiting replies to letters he ft¢.a two-week vacation-using women: . project would not be dropped came ifi much higher than the had writtento such agencies as -only a 24.inch case and a on tt:ees: or i'eaeh eulloary until it absolutely necessary to proposed price. Greyhound Bus Lines, seeking companion cosmetic case, .."Wash-and wears", and, heights with curried .goat: To be included in the depot solutions to his problem. 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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974 THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, , . . , PAGE B2 ,.I mu. o,u,,,, Smiihers ,n|erior News i ' WilliamWale pioneer indian Teaoher Passes eo r P i ~..: ~,~. T.e1., ~,,,le' :: vvom'"'--en's • Y Ha~.eiton area, and as a of Hazeltan• in the ape g Marleadd Sallyi twenty-nlne ! i- . . Bowser Lake area, a teacher, full-time commercial fisher- ceremonies with Premier .. The Government has decided part would follow immediately ,iD, '.June 26; 1974, Mr. . Mr, Wale was an active~and successful trapper in the that Canada should take ad. after the first and would take William Wale passed away respected man throughout, the Chu'rchmissi°narYinthe[°rremotethe Anglicanlndian manprincefOrRupert.theABC., Company in Bennett. graedch!ldren and three great vantage of the United Nations the. form of a one - week quietly after a months illness length of the Skeena River, In his youth, William was a grandchddren. He was prede~ ' r proclamation ef 1975 as In- workshop for training national in Wrinch M~moriai Hospital having worked and gained village of Kisgegaas, a cam- , Mr Wa|e was born March well known athlete in the ceased by his father John, his ~ i ternational Women' s Year to representatives of other at Hazelton, B.C. recognition variously as a petent, entrepreneur in the ofl'l'Kispiox,1900 in theB.c.Gitksa~His father,Village district,forthe earlyeSpeciallYHazeltonaS a pitcherbase. Kathleenm°therMarYandAnn,Mal~el,tW0'sisterSand a.... concentrate on the promotion of countries wishing to establish ;Mr. John Go.go-gaak became ball team. He continued as an brother, Peter. William Wale equality for women in all national commissions or other ramous as one member of the avid supporter'of all sports in will be sadly missed by all. aspects of life' and, in par- machinery.. ' - group ol natives that travell- later years; and his children who knew him. :'-'..~ ticular, to inform and educate ed to England regarding land grew up as recognized ath- changingthe general attitudes public concerning of the ternatlenal7. The examinationinstruments as of they in..... , . claims at the beginning of this fetestutelage'In of the thosearea early,under days hia E ~ ~' ...... --' women's role in society. A pertain to women with a view to ' century. The name "Wale", .... ~ - ~'~, l general program of activities' initiating steps to ratify those was given tc William's fathe~ William was also known as an ~ - ...._- o,~ '. has been agreed upon and the instrument{; whleh are relevant. on this occasi6n 'because L~e entertainer and he played as " "~. ~~%~ government will be ap- to Canada. or making Queen could" not pronounce a member of the *'Happy Six" ' {~" "~,i~ ' proachlng provincial govern- suggestions oh the in- his Indian name. It was also orchestra. ' . ~{D'~ ments ar)d non.government' to ternational level for alter- .'during this historical trip that A memorial service was . ~. ~ ~'~l~r~" obtain their ideas and par- natives where it is found that the group met Mr. Booth, the held Friday, June 281-opened ' ] ~4k'-'/m~ [ j ". ticipation. The program in-" instruments nolonger rewesent founder of' the Salvation by Father Warren in St. l [] l['~J~'.~ ". eludes such itemd as: current thinking. " Army,profound who an was influence to have onso Peter'sMr. Steve Ang|iean Morrison Church, of Kispiox with ~~"~m~¢vui~j~g~/ • • 1. A series of regional and 8. An increase ill.the number William Wale in later life., ps Master of Ceremonies. The ~ ..~.. V~,..C~.,~ ~ f national conferences. A majorl of women representing Canada William was a self.taught funeral was, held, Saturday'. ~'1 m ='--=--- ;~--~--- ': part of the program of these at international conferences of • man, mainly from the Bible, i June 29th with a~ celebration ~] AT TIlE LflellL I' conferen(:es will be designed to all kinds on all subjects. ~ gffte~]-or~t~'-inand he became at}l"e unique traditior~ and ofby HaFather y Commumon Warren, offered"in St: ~]] a, uuuu~AHm~ I.; : reach those in the community of the Gitksan people, speak-' Peter's Church. Internment ~U~ I~ who have not yet been involved, ing ably in both native and was in Hazelton cemetery, rs " affectedboth those by ~vhose the liveschanges are being and At the Meeting of April 25 o white dialects, a talent which Pallbearers were William's. ALVAT ION f/~RMY ! those who are in a position to the 'Privy Council with non earned him wide respect sons-in-law: Waiter Harris, • governmental women'I .. . amongst his people, He was Garry ~arshall, Ray Jones ";-44,!Captain:on~ig Bill young t, effect those changes, organizations, held in Ottawa " known as Chief Tsogaslee by and Lloyd Ryan, also Thomas ,~:4s sunday School the following recommendation~ his own people and was a Brown, Abel Brown and .too Morning Wor~hlp 2. A national educational and prominent spokesman for the Perry Sampson. ~:m ewn;,g $~rvlc., informational program in- were made in honour of In pulping th~public media aimed ternational Women's Year 1975; KitanmaXHisproudest(Hazelt°n)moment wasband'at wifeMr"Wal~iSKathleenSUr~ivedwale.bY hishiS" '~..~0,oam;,Thursd*Ysmdy&mahr " Prayer Meeting " at influencing the attitudes of the'Ksan openLng August 12, brother Ben Wale, seven 'For Into on other activities"pho~ ~ society towards equality for 1970 when he spoke ~)n behalf sons: Wallace, Howard, Clar- ¢,pmln . or ~r~. mill Y0~n9,.~. women. 1. Government proclamatiol of Chief Gift muldoh Mr. ence. Wilfred, Freddie, Victor ~d ~ .... I on International Women's Yea~ Williom Wa/e Tommy Danes, for the village and Bernard, and five daugh- ~'1, ST...... MATTHEW'S ' i 3. Increased financial 1975. [ " CH-U-RCH. a s s i s t a n c e f o r 2. Federal and Provincia ...... - ~ m "" ...... " .... 4/~kazelleAvenue,'l'errmce

develepment of special projects 3. National Suffragette, A][4Ek]~ a . "" sumsv ~:30,,.m.lnc111sorvice,, ~.m. • Year.for International Women's Holiday ~o Fund A • - , andSu.av$choM11..m.Pastor: John St~e$ 635.$US 4. Coalition of status f i R~v : Martin Dohm-Smid -'6.15-3110 Church: 6,15-9011) ' • " 4" The rein°pal °f barriers *° w°rnen gr°ups aer°ss Canada ]~e ~lP? I equality in'federal legislation, with UN recognition. . ' CATHOLIC As mentioned in the Speech international women'sresourc(

fromto the theThrone,statues of Canada amendments will be centre.resource centre. Swtmming'~ BUSINESS" " I Lu'keiseAvenu.ck0Rc. placed before Parliament for DIREGTOR¥ SUNDAY MASSES. the purpose of providing equal 6. Charge the Canadian Kam( P 0 01 1:3o ..m. 10:00.,m. treatment for women dm'ing and Television Commissior thlSa,m. 7::10p.m. this current session. (CRTC) with the responsibilit) --- L" 1 1 , i : for eliminating sexism in publi£ The Kinsmen Club of Terrace VAN G ELI CA 5 The implementation by advertising FRgE CHURCH departments and agencies of 7 National televisionseriesen lastreceived week asa thepleasant Terrace surprise Arena - [ i the federal government of women in Canada. Association closed out their ' special progr,.ms for. 1975 to 8. Women to be on the ,r. plrk A've. llnd ==parks St. pr°m°teturnedwomenboth equal in °pp°rtunitytheir programs for Canadacommittee. C°uncil " granting bankingover the acc°untremainder and of their :At l,:00MorningWorlhlpg:4$sundaySch°°l:]ii that affect thepubl~ and~or the 9. Annually updated index ol money to the swimming pool v:~ Evening services women employees of the Canad .ian women's fund. WednesdayT:lmp.m. department or agency, organizations, The Kinsmen, spearheadingl .. :. Pmyermnd BibleStudy " . 10. Women's bank. the third of the cost of the Rev. W.H. Tatum .. ,:: - 6. The hosting of an In- 11. Free women prisensers. ,swimming pool, gladly ac- ' 64 Park Ave. .

ternational Seminar in Sep" cepted the money, some .... ' tember (4-20) 1974, in Ottawa. $3,916A8. That brings the total i T'S DELICATESSEN , ~s-s,. This Seminar would consist of raised so far to $29,000, still less l " I ...... ;~' ' iwoparts, The first part ~vo~d Commentsand suggestionson :Ithwl"ha|[o( the monies needed V Fine qual[~ f~oJs from all over the:w0dd CHRIST i~tenday.meetingo~experta these proposals, as well as' to meet the-one "third e0m- ...... ,- " '- ". LUTHERAN CHURCH who would'"c'~ncentrate on 'requests to'be placedon the mittment. -"->4603...... Park:. ~. 635.5440 Terrace Cur." Spark/, St. & Pa" I1( Ave'.-' :: ~J elaboratlng~a: model of .per-" mailing list for more in- " - . ,- t .. t pastorO.Kaiser .': mahent machinery at the formatton~ should be directed to Residents,of Terrace and area fit I] LC! sen ctlin . p . - MornlngSorvlce4~lthOan.m. natienal level for impr°ving the Mary Gusel'ld Direct°r' In" "are reminded that just because ~ g Lid .... ="I :~ status of women and promoting ternational *Women's Year they are swtmming doesnt M. ur (:ont~a Yr°, mid'R°°fing ~o...~.m~ eqUality of ~e sexes at all levels Secretariat, Privy Councn mean that the pool is paid for. ~ Construction Management ' "~ Insulation Ltd.: "your$undlySchOMaf,:4$1.m, Friendly Flmlly Church" of society.The model could then Office, East Block, Parliament The man hea~ng the Kinsmen Leasebacks. PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES !~ " " be:used by those countries not Buildings, Ottawa, Ontario KIP,' committee that is looking after Land Development, " " 6~-7742 Terrace, B.C. ~ .KNOX having such machinery or for 0A3. Or Contact: Mrs. Saur- the fund raising is Verne 4603K Park 635.3821 Terrac" " 4603K Park ' UNITED CHURCH i! '~ • those who need to improve wain, N,GO. Liason, United Ferguson and he'd be glad to ~, existing machinery. The second Nations, New York, N.Y, U.S.A.. hear from YOu. RACLEANiR UG._-_~ P14 ALITY USE-I~ cARS ~,! .. " Sunday SchoOl . "" •: : " ~CLE/kNERS- ...... ; Sen 0D.11 ~, Up 10:00 ,.m. • ~:.;: Seven Years to Ca A mort "c,e~.is.Clean, wh= we do the j0b... . FLEET SERVICE LTD,. ]~ndlr1,,t:00..m.Mlnll,r Rev. LOWI, ~i:'il}!ii': ;d646 Scott : ' 63"5~.4~47 Terrace i 4-910 Hwyt6 W 635-7665 Terrace: ,.s. :~ ] ~Ve don't know for sure the seventh consecutive year until next year When .their " .... \ whether it is because Augie and they were briefed bY Agule as t° guests return f°r another try E E,N I", ~. "4 )'E~DER$ TH|$ |$ WHERE YOUR "ZION'BAPTIST!' Lenore Geeraert are just poor where the big ones were. .and if they can makeit two VS M S WEA .L O fishing guides or whether [olk However unlike the past six years in a row Augie will surely " ) _ . from around the Red Deer years, this time tl~e information take to the typewriter and " If it s for Men its at ADVERTISING PAYS -(~HURCFI . • "~ Alberta area aren't such good was correct and they took home record for posterity his ways . . . . • " ~jN THE TERRACE,HERALD [ $undnySchod~=4sm.m,Cur. Spans ' K,dth P" fishermen, but it took two, a beautiful 40 pound spring and means of catching salmon, 460"5 ~KELSE' 635 5420 TERRACE pal,or, ¢lydeZimbelnlll oo - .. C0U les from that region seven salmon : " 1 : " , ' +'* j ' r II . | Mornirma.m.sundsyWor,isvenlne hip ,,O0I!,00 p.m. yearPs to hook Into a spring Mrs. Kathol is Augie's sister Sears National Beauty Advisor "' .... 11 ,- AV-MOR BUILDERS il albleStucl.yWecl.,,NP.m. salmon and |and it. while Mrs. Bourbonnie is . :' '" " :' ~ for "TE:T8: C;;!TsR!::!T:e i::: :f all kinds Deer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. " Augie hasn't decided whether pie saV that American women F I I!:: Bdurbonnie of Black Falls, or not to write a guide on the today" have THE LOOK, the : ,.." '''! i i:' ac, Alberta recently were guests of assured taking of spring vltailtv and .~elr-confidence 1 the Gecraerts in Terrace. For salmon. Perhaps he will wait tothatimitate.w°menevervwh~ro, want, [] ' ''. I I " , " . l~'" R~.&rfl~rHlllem|n ;'.': " ' . ' "low can ~ woman attain. ,.. ~- , , ~ ,:. ,=' :. ~ .. , . Phonelk15-3531

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ters: Sn~t~e, Thelma, Myrtle,' Women's Year ~ suceessful trapper in the Haielton area, end aea ofceremonies Hazelton inwith the Premieropenmg Marie add Sallyi twenty-nine • Mr. Wale was an active'and Bowser Lake area, a teacher- Cull-time commercial fisher- grandchildrenand three great ,:D= ~June 26, 1974, Mr. man for the ABC Company in Bennett• The Government has decided part would follow Lmmediately respected man throughout the missionary for the Anglican In his youth, William was a grandchildren.He WeB prede- that Canada should take ad- after the first and would take William Wale passed away length of the Skeena River, Chu'rch in the remote Indian Prince Rupert... ceased by his father John his quietly after n months illness Mr. Waie was born March well known athlete it) the mother Mary Ann, two sistei's vantage of the United Nations the. form of a one • week having worked and gained village of Kisgegaas, a com- district,especially as a pitcher proclamation of 1975 as In- workshop for training national in Wrinch M~morlal Hospital recognition variously as a petent entrepreneur in the 1'I, 1900 in the Gitksa~ village .Kathleen and Mabel, and a ternatlonaIWomen' s Year to representatives of other at Hazelton, B.C. of Kispiox, B.C. His father, for the early Hazelton base. brother, Peter. Wi~liBm Wale *Mr. John Go.go-gaak became ball team, He continued as an concentrate on the promotion of countries wishing to establish avid supporter'ofall sports in will be sadly missed by all equality for women in all national commissions or other famous as one member of the who knew him. • . ; groi~p of natives that travell- later years; and his children anpecta of life and, in par- machinery.. grew up as recognized ath- tlenlar, to inform and educate ed to England regarding land the general public of the 7. The examination of in-' claims at the beginning of this letes of the are~' under his chan~ing attitudes concernln~ ternational instruments as they century. The name "Wale", tutelage.'In those early.,deys women's role in society, A pertain to women with a view to was given to William's fathe~ William was also known"as an general program of activities' initiating steps tn ratify those entertainer, and he played as .. on this occasion 'because the a member of the "Happy Six" Ires been agreed upon and the instrument~ which are relevant. Queen could" not pronounce Canada or making orchestra. government will be ap- to - ~ his Indian name• It was also A memorial service was proaching provincial govern- suggestions o~ the in- during this historicaltrip that monte arid non-government to ternational level for alter- held Friday, June 28, opened tbe group met Mr. Booth, the by Father Warren in St•' obtain their ideas and par- natives where it is found that founder of the Salvation ticipatinn. The program in- instrumentsnolonger represent Peter's Anglican Church, with • current thinking. Army, who was to have so Mr. Steve Morrison of Kispiox eludes such items as: .... profound an influence On f,s Master of Ceremonies. The William Wale in later life.. funeral was held Saturday' I. A 'series of regional and 8. An increase In.the number WillS[ira was a self.taught national conferences. A major~ of women representing Canada June 29th, with a~ celebration ATTHE iLOG L/: man, mainly from the Bible,i of Holy Communion offered part of the program of these at international cnnferencos of and he became a unique and conferen(:es will be designed to all kinds on all subjects. , by Father Warren, in St. gif[da-or~'in tli'e ~radition Peter'.s_Chur.ch. Internment "' OHURONES of the Gitksan people, speak-' ji reach those in the community i who have not yet been involved, ing ably in both native and was in Hazelton cemetery. Pallbearers were winiam's both those Whose lives are being At the Meeting 6f April 25 o white dialects, a talent which -SALVATION"/ RMY I affected by the changes and earned him wide respect sons4n•law: Walter Harris, IS! Grote those who are iv a position to the ~Privy Council with non , Garry Marshall, Hay Jones governmental women'l amongst his people. He was !v~egtlln: Bill young known as Chief Tsogaslee hy and Lloyd Byan, also Thomas P:4S Suncl~y School 1 effect those changes, organizations, held in Ottawa Brown, Abel Brown and lltOO Morning Worship • his own people and ~vas a Ir:3o Evening Servl¢ll 2. A national educational and the following recommendat!om prominent spokesman for the Perry Sampson• '7:30 Thursdsy Nlghr " informational program in- were made in honour of In Kitanmax (Hazeiton) bsnd. Mr• Waleis sur~'ivedby his "Bible Study & volving th~public media aimed ternationalWomen's Year1975. His proudest moment was at wife Kathleen Wain, his Prayer Meenng " brother Ben Wale, seven • For Into on other acUvitil~ pfloltl at influencing the attitudes of the 'Ksan opening August 12, Captain • or .M~, B!H You,no',-. society towards equality for 1970 when he spoke on behalf sons: Wallace, Howard, Clar- women, t. Government preclamatiot of Chief Gitl'muldoh, Mr. ence. Wilfred, Freddie, Victor on International Women's Yea'~ William Wale Tommy Danes, for the village and Bernard, and five daugh- 3. Increased financial 1975. i72& LIIOlll Avonua,Tcrrlce a s sis t a n c e for 2. Federal and Provincia Anglican Church M Cll~ldl voluntarY'organizations for the affirmativeaction plans SuSdIy Services: development of special projects 3. National Suffragettel 9:30 e.m. al~111 a.m, Arena lind SUndRy SChOOl |1 i,m, •for International Women's Holiday Plstort John Stokes ~MI$-SBS| Year. ~of 'Rev.~ Mart n Dohm-Smidl ; ~$.3r/o 4, Coalition of status Fund Church: L!5-9019 " - 4. The removal of barriers to wo~nen groups across Canada TO equality in'federal legislation. with UN recognition. Z CATHOLIC As mentioned in the Speech international women's resource Helps ~rom the Throne, amendments centre. ! I to the statues of Canada will be resource centre. Llholse Avenue placed before Parliament for Swlmm:ng SUNDAY MASSES the purpose of providing equal 6. Charge theCanadian ltaol( I:SO l.m. tO:g~ e,m. treatment for women during and Television Commissior BUSINESSDIREOTORY lltISa.m. 7:20 p.m, this current session. (CRTC] with the respomthilit) Pool for eliminating sexism in publk The Kimmen Club of Terrace "EVANGELICAL !i 5. The implementation by advertising. received a pleasant surprise departments and agencies of 7 National television series on last week as the Terrace Arena 1! FREE CHURCH the ~ederal government of women in Canada. Association closed out their or. Pat'h Ave. end Sparks St, special progr,~ms for 197S to 8. Women to be on the banking account and turned Canada Council granting g:4S Sunday school promote equal opportunity for over the remainder of their 11 t0oMornlngWorshlp women both in their programs committed. money to the swimming pool k; Y:10 Evening Services o, that affedt the publl~ and~or the 9. Annually updated index o! fund. IIN Wednesday 1:)0 p.m. women employees of ~he Canad .San women's organizations. The Kinsmen, spearheadingl department or agency. the third of the cost of the .... ~II Rev. W.H." Tatum ~: 10. Women's bank. i' ~14 Park Avn• 6. The hosting of an In- 11. Free women prisomers. ,swimming pool, gladly ac- c'epted the money, some ternational Seminar in Sep- $3,916A8~ That brings the total tember (4-20) 1974, in Ottawa. raised so far to $29,000,still less This Seminar would consist of CommentS and suggestlons on :. than"half of the monies• needed °" --.,. " I iwo parts. The first l~ar't ~v0uld ...... LUTHERAN CHURCH b~'a ten day meeting of experts these proposals, as well as to meet the:0ne-thlrd c0ml who would ~.~dcentraie on requestS to be placed 'on the mittment. 635-544,0 " .... ' c~. so.r. s,. A,'srkAve. mailing list for more in- .- E PeslorD•Kaiser : elaborating a: model of per- formation, should be directedto " Residents0f Terrace and area m~inent machinery at the Mary GuseLl#, Director, In- are reminded that just because ~IM Laursen Conti'acting Led r.omid,Ro0fin.91' * ., pho.,..., ~,.. national level for improving the • • & Insulation I~td.. . MorningSsrvlce,tll:Oda•m.SUMBy Sch0oI el 9145 e•m• ternational Women's Year they are swimming doesn't status of women and promoting Secretariat, Privy Council mean that the pool is paid for. ~1~ Construction Management "your Friendly Family Church" if; eqtmlity of t~e sexes at ale levels The man heading the Kinsmen of society. The model could then Office, East Block, Parliament Land Development, Leasebacks .... 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.t ANN LANDERS: l missing Tore~t would matter it ca n't be forced-- but all these measures are eply disturbed by that isbettertoknowinadvanceand i Those countries which are verylong-term, they act slowly, ~igned "Too Late And shun such an inconsiderate, suf~ring from population and their effects are difficult td Sorry". The woman had unfeeling person. We~ure have come to realize - gauge. )reast removed and was I agree with you, Ann, "ANY ;! •--"lh'at a whole new set of Therefore, some govern- ~g with resentment woman who loses a husband for - measures m'e needed,to change', this reason hasn't lost much." Many teenagers like to ments have turned towards the doctor.who "talked shampoo their hair two or i -- someagea-oldwaysofthinldng, ~o having that horrible -- Mrs, Birch Bayh of Indiana habits and traditions. It is not monetary incentives .of various three times a week or even enough to exhort people • to kinds. Or perhaps itwould be on that deprived her of DEAR MARVELLA BAYH: daily. For frequent shampoo- . InK, try a liquid skin cleanser ~ "have smaller families", for more accurate to call them beth ~manliness and left her Thank you for a wonderful ted and ugly." She asked, letter. I had a difficult time that does not disturb the skin's reasons of economics or incentives and disincentives, man would want me national improvement. Neither because there are both rewards selecting one to print -- there natural ohemistry, pHisoDerm is one that preserves the skin's is it enough~t0 have the'supplies and penalties. were thousands, and I want to •ee with you, Ann -- she thank,cach and every one who natural protection and does of:~ the • necessary health The effects of these can be get down on her'knees not wash away its moisture. meast~t[s:readlly available to seen almost at once; they can mnk God her cancerous wrote. • .all the'people, be measured with fair ac- was removed so her. life • ~ Tl~ese twb kinds of govern- curacy. And they work. , ~eattnue. ment and ',private action are •Payments for introducers • . . . • ' only,,a beginning. They work,' at family planning clinics have • Ira{ 6nly so far They reach only • long been an important part of ada breast removed th'6se?p~ople who are already India's population policy..,iGi[[s : three years ago, and as 0~nvinced that, for pArsanal and of cash and goods are e pec' y afional Co-Chairman of t4 Cancer Crusade. I have ,,- for social reasons;'they will used in that country's ed to all parts of the ha~'e smaller Dmilies. Then the sterilisation program• In .y and met hundreds of numbers of new: "recruits" to Gujarat State in an eight-week :-.. • the family planning campaigns sterilisationcampaignin1971-~2, n who have had the same ' : begin to fall off. 222.000 .vasectomies were• Ii0n. ] ' For several countries of the performed. "for instance, and , wofld~.,, this• !ailing-off has each was accompanied by a ast cancer strikes oneOut, ] created a lot of concern. Critics money and goods payment, cry fifteen' women, and, ;~ :, - o{? the,~ family planners have The gldnt firm of Tats In- of us'now survive than.. . '~ . ' leaped forward to accuse them dustries in India, at its family ,efore, so there are a great . An immediete posHien is available • +~of'everything frominefficiency planning clinics, has long had of us around. But you 'd • ~ to' immbrality and iri'eligion, thel practice of , paying 200 a hard time picking us out ' ~ One newspaper In .India ex- rupees to every male worker :rowd- e~pecially when ~e~* a commission sales person. ~ pressed the thoughts of many who undergoes sterilieatinn. • Soft as a fall evening, Saran coventry ~u~..-u, p.,,.,, ,;.,,,-:~ ----- ;--_-;_-y-.:,-~,- : ~liimhs"apeople when itilittle said inwhile its opinion ago, theOn Southplantation India's tea owners'estates, matches the feminine mood with an Antiques In golaentone, the vracmch we model in fashion shows, ,There is something stxange association is running an ex- exquisite "Chateau" ensemble, ring, earrings and pin-pendant in- wearticipate bathing in an suitssorts andof corn-par- Fun Oompany benefis inoluding . Somewhere." Why are the perimental savings scheme Delicate chitons encircle an unusual corporate theglamour of the past with petitive sports. •. " :' .', f~i~nily planning campaigns which is nked with family centre stone.that radiates the warm the fashion of now. profit sharing and the potential • . ' ' _''~ot ~::The working?" fact is that they' are.' But' planning.month in a A savings sum is account placed eachfor a now motivated that way; they at all of lowering the size of So money.payments may not The woman's concern about / they.are not working fast, and worker, and this continues so see the benefits of .greater in- families; the pursuit of security continue to work, as times her"love life" is needless. Most -they are dot working cam-":longashedoesnothaveanother come, they.are wanting to buy und powermayStirlleb~r/aiming:: change. But meanwhile, in mastectomy patients have told tog higher then average earnings • . prehe~ively. It takes ,a,long baby; payment ceases when he new articles, they are wanting by having even lag ' ' - certain circumstances, family me that it rdade no difference to change their life-style. " Even in the richer countries at planning authorities find that whatever to their husbands. / for tSe right indk~lual . . dmeforanewsoeialmovement does. • the West, • mere economic they do' work. One nation, Often it brings them closer When they walR i~ ' toseepthroughtothestatistics; Will these monetary "in- the moderatinnofthe birthrate centives work everywhere? Will . The money incentives will causedevelopment a reduction alone in thedid birthnot ' Singapore,centives and has disincentives adopted in-of together.through, the valley of death, .~ ' does~But not ~a'ny happen governments overnight, agree - theyreducing motivate- the stze ofpeople the idealinto alsoare no work fears better for future where security• there rate. There was'something else many kinds to persuade people handinhand, the mate becomes' Appall in person after th~ pulation ~olicy is a much family? Probably not. One of the strongest reasons for -- the idea of mobility, the idea to have smaller families, and even more dear than• before. ~ August 13, 1974 to in the will work having a large family in many ' " ...... they involve cash and housing. To those women who have had wi, .hing than they at first. For one th g, Y...... ~.^ ~^-~,"~ is to secure sunnort in of an individum dte tar eacn Mothers in Singapore now have pen " " amen tll se p~p~ w.u ~,,,:,~,~ . -~ , • • • • a mastectomy while young and thought:., ple will have,abe., only ...... g,~tr? and wt/o are" • old age; to have ch,ldren who g.eneratlon,.~e_spl_ittingup~} to pay morem..h.ospRa[,~eethl°r unmarried, I say, none of us, nersusaect to change many a~© ,~,# p,,, ,,, .~ ..... ~-~ nu* the tasks ann tile tam ly me aua.uv..t~-, each succv~,w ~-,,~ -.. knows what tragedies life holds Manager, ~spects of thi~ir "life style". -money-orienten _~-~_i~nata'n~ tra~li~-i~ns~ of'the continuous the idea that each new bear; they get sxpaller and -- a maiming accident on the Shnpsons Sears, :' , This' cl/n be accomplished by tl~ey m.e~.sure-p,ro.~t__,,=~.,s' famil,, tO exnand its prestige generation should stay with ann smaller tax rehef~, as thew job, a crippling car wreck, or, education" by increasing the esmtortm terms m...... m~ tn,.s o u j~w~,. r . ' support the older memners. ~amily' 'is "increased;" " " and they" availab lity of consumer goods ~a t money can ~ ,uy~,..l.!^snoum an~,~p~ economic deve.lopment~, ;These also helpe.d to chang.e :run,* the risk of ."fer.t!l!sing blindness from disease.. Who Terraoe. would want ~ a -fair.weather' and the choice of jobs ann in- .ue,rememeereu~.~w~w-:~u,,,,:,~ k,2'~'T--.,a:, ~,eqer education ~ ,neople's attitudes towaros themselves off" the nst"m friend" .fat's husband? If 'a ,L • -comes, by changing the a.e- b~,!arthegreati~rprop°~lanr°r .alone'.n~a~n~ ~av~ the ~e~fect~ -having~childr.en.:'-:: :~- '{'~ -.subsldleedhousing. ~,:: ~ted role o~-won~(~u.u1 society~.,~he~,peopne o ...... "- .,.,~ ...... : ..... " " " ' ..... '....

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t 11"~ " WEiNESDAY'I AUGUST 7, 1974" THE HERALD., TERRACE, B,C. PAGE .B4 "" Den " works on the other side with" ,'\ tal Topics • immediate access" to a make he has done something, to ready and sterilizing station, a. Dentists probably suffer more '- professionals in Canada. combat his "occupational .dark room and a laboratory..~ - backaches, leg cramps and .The next time you visit your hazards." 'The patient)in the middle of the fallen arch~ than most other dentist you-might find out that Many 'dentists today are work station sits in an inviting,. turning to the use of inter- comfortable a~d stylish chair, related work stations arranged After hundreds of years of in an open operational setting, standing the dentist now has a More about blood fats Modular units which brlng"the choice between, sisn~ng an~ lViainly for lViothers dentist's equipment and !ab sitting, working on an~uprighi or' ~y ~arol Har~ facilities within comfortable a reclined patient, and being, By Lawrence E. Lamh, M.D. generally agreed, though, raschofboththedentistandhis able to work with an effective DEAR DR, LAMB - We' that it is best to'get your car- assistant are set up. The dentist assistant. read your article about bohydrates from good fruits Get Rid Of Get.At.Ables works on one side of the patient, triglycerides, Unfortunately, and vegetables rather than "Get-at-ables"-can get you if you don't watch out. his instrument tray out of the Changes in dentistry - you gave a lot of information a's sweets. That way you get What" are "get.at-able~'!~ They're the actessible, attainable, changes with yon in mind. about cholesterol but not more bulk and needed available, reachable, just plain handy things that, can lead to acci- l~atient's sight but well w.t~in -Canadian Dental Association. i easy re~-Oh- The ~g~t.~tant .... ., about the diet for people who vitamins and minerals. dental in~srios in tke homo. - have'too much trlglycerides For a booklet with more in- An exandnation by the Council on Family tlealth of reports of in their bloodstream. formation on cholestdrol send home acehlentsshows that very I have a count of between 50 cents to "Cholesterol," in young children, particularly. Notice to Increase 170-175 for triglycerides. The care of this newspaper, P.O. those under the age of five, are Box 1551, Radio City Station, especially vulnerable. doctor discovered this on a Here are the yearly checkup and put me New York, N.Y. 10019•. some of more ( DEAR DR. LAMB -- I am common ""get-at-able" situa~ on a diet and then four pills of tions found by the Council, a Passenger,Tadff Atromid-S daily. told that if you get too much non-profit organization spon- My doctor had me avoid vitamin A, or if you eat too sored many oranges that your skin as a publicservice by me m- generally all sugar, cherries, bers of the drug industry: '$S55 Taxi Ltd. - 3232 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. have made bananas, grapes and dried 'will turn yellow, is this true? --Turpentine lefton top of a ( DEAR READER - Half work bench by a de-it-yourself application to the Dept. of Commercial Transport to Increase fruits. He retired and I have a tariff rates - Rates to be as follows: 95 cent flag - I0 Cents new one. I don't want to ask true. If you eat a lot of car- dad• too many questions, but he rots, which are a good source --Lubricating oil stored on the every one.sixth mile - and 19 cents every 3g seconds. mentions only butter cheese, of vitamin A, you can have L bottom shelfof a closet, Proposed rate change to be effective August 3rd, tP74. the carrot pigment in your ~Furnlture polish left on the full milk and eggs as "forbid ' dining table when the,telephun.e den" or taken in small skin. You sometimes see this in infants who are on bab~' rang. amounts. He did" not mention Medicines beemne "get-st- sugar, cherries, bananas, foods that contain 'too mucn ables" ~or toddlers w~en: grapes or dried fruit. . carrot. Real vitandn A, as op- • " --Left on the kitchen window ~A toddler who toppled onto Oblectlons must be flied with the Supt. Motor Carriers • Dept. a second-floor porch. .Could you write ~vhat you posed to the' carrot pigment, sill. of Commercial TransPort Vancouver, B.C. within !4 days of •does not do this• You would -~An eighteen-month-old girl. think about it or what I --Placed on top of a'buresu is who fell two stories onto a rose this advertisement. should .eat to control my have to consume a lot of grandmother's room. ' . bush. " 1 triglyccrides? orapges (o have such a prob- --Stored--Left in withmother's foods handbag. in the re- --A two-year-old boy who I. DEAR READER -- lem. I have never, seen this fHgerat0r or pantry, climbed' onto the slanting roof Triglycerides are fats. Most problem caused by oranges Low window ledges and us- and slid lethe ground. fats are a combination et alone. guarded opeu windows were [ Take a good look throughout 5555 Taxi Ltd• three fatty acids thence the The pigment in carrots is reachable to: . I : your tome. You'll find "get-at- called carotene. The body --A four-year-old who fell I able" ~ituatlons in every'room, 3232 Kalum Street prefix "tri") and glycerine F . Terrace, B.C• {glyceride). converts it to .vitamin A, from the secondfloor. . ~ [ Correotthem before theydo their A few years ago there was which is much less. pig- ~:~. --A five-year-old who fell 50 I damage; says the Council on considerable enthusiasm mented. It used to be thought feet fron~ the third floor. [ Family Health, about limiting sweets in the that a yellow pigment sig- diet 'of persons with high nified lots of ~itamin A. Pale tri~lyeertdes. Later, with ad- milk or biRtei" was suspect of ditional studies, il became being less richin vitamin A. more clear that the restric- Then it was learned that as tion on sweets "usually pigment was converted to ac- Worked b'ecause this tual vitamin A that it lost its decreased the calories and color, In fact, the less yellow the patients lost weight. The milk contained more vitamin " weight loss was the real fac- A than the yellow milk. tor that improved the blood Dr, Lamb welcomes ques- fats, L tions from his readers, but be- /In your ease, as you.men- cause of the volume of mail he tion i~ the rest of your letter, cannot answer personalty. you did not have a significant QuestiOns of general interest weight problem. So,your new will be discussed in future doctor tS.reflecting the mote columns• Write to Or. Lamb in . %/~N recent thinking, that if you care of this newspaper, P.O. don't, need to lose weight or Box 1551, Radio City Station,. limit your calories then the NewYork. N.Y. 10019. f intake of carbohydrates is not so important. It is still (NEWSPAPEa ~':NTEtIPRISEASSN.) •1~ ~ ,•~. ,,

'q ne Wind • ' and ,the Lion" • Manpower is making full use' of student labour-through .-the eluding "The McKenzie magnificient cooperation of Terrace and District-businessmen: Brian I~eith has been signed Break", "'Gaily, Gaily" and. Above can be seen two of these students who are working duriffg the ;] t~'cd-star in # with Seas Cannery 'Reflechens• In A Golden Ey e" summer under the program (top) D~wn Cables who is working for . '~The Wind and The Lion," it in addition to which he starred city solicitors Grant & Ewart, and (lower) Nova Scotia 'student " .} was announced today (19)-by in his-own highly successful Harold Cornish seen with Mrs. Tomson Desk Clerk at Skogisnd Hot Herb Jaffe who is producing the television "series, "The Brian SpringsandMrs. Miles, wife of the new manager of the popular .joint Venture of Metro-Goldwyn resortwhere he works Mayer and Columbia Pictures. Keith Show". The film is scheduled to go -Milius directed the recent hit before the cameras August 19 in, Chocolate stains 'are hard film "Diilinger" from his own to remove unless you use Si~ain with John Milius direc- scresn-play• His • othert Credits , glycerin (avpilable at drug- [~lng from his original screen;, include sole "story and joint stores). Rub it thoroughly in- play, screenplay for "Magnum .~ f! to. the fabric and wash with "The Wind' and The Lion" force" and joint screenplay for plain water. If it doesn't come deals with a confrontation "Jeremiah Johnson:" out completely the first time, between the U.S. $overnment. "The Wind and The Lion" will Removing chewing gum additional applications will do .be United States from f~]brie8 is not as sticky the trick. ~under Teddy Roosevelt and the released in the • problem as it might seem. last of the Barbary pirates. " and Canada.by United Artists and by Columbia Pictures in all Put the garment (even a shoe) You needn't be in a fog • Kelth, who will play Teddy in s plastic bag and let it other territories. about clesnin[[ a shower door I R0~evelt, has reedlv~, critical. freeze. Then the gum will when you use Ajax Window acclaim for man~ slams -~ come right off with a flick of Cleaner & Defoggor. It con-. the fingernail. teins a defogger that is also -: % , - helpful for cleaning bathroom mirrors and car window& " " •... "Any good dry-eleaning sol- ~.; DENTAL FACTS OF tivo to cold "or hot foods.'. vent can be the solution to THE MONTH sweets or other outside stim- gresse ~and wax stains from Teeth that are knocked out uli can be desensitized in 9 crayons on clothes. Some- !ann often be replanted. The out of 10 people with the .' times, however, the dye from ~oner the tooth is replantea use of a special toothpaste the crayon remains. It eanbe: into the jaw," the better the called Sensodyno. [t is re- removed if the clothes are :chances i~ will take root. ported to remove plaque and cleaned with a dry-cleaning **# S* polish teeth at the saran time. fluid immediately. ::. Wearing dentures does not There is also °a Sensodyce / eliminate the need for period• Gentle toothbrush for use tc examination by the dentist, wltl~ the toothpaste. It has " He checks how the dentures fit been especially de.slgund for people with sensitive te~th. and on the condition of gums. ***** ?Fever blisters, cold sores For about 20 minutes after 'nnd canker sores sometimes eating, whether it is a full meal , appear" during an illness or or a snack, bacteria which p~ri~l' of physical and emo- attack teeth increase in activ- ~ttonal stress: The sores gas- ity. Eel;wean-meal snacks en- ,ally heal 'naturally within two courage the growth of disease- weeks, In the meantime, med- causing plaque. It is best to ~ications:.soothe the dlscom- toothbrush, use dental floss, fort.they cause, or at least rinse immediately freSh o after eating a single sweet. or other snack. I-[ig'hly Coloured, luscious B.C. Red Haven • Peaches, flavour-right for fresh Teeti~ that arehypersensi- summer eating• They're at your grocer's right now and will soon.be followed by the popularB.C, Vee Peaches - ideal for all your home-made peach preserves, .,

Notice to Increase • Orchard-fresh B, C." Peaches - now through September - and chea0est by the box. - .- -/. Speciaiidng in : " PasSenger Tariff ~GOLDEN PEACH PUDDING "~ Chinese and Canadian/ .... , . KALUM KABS LTD., 4549 Railway Ave., Terrace, B.C. . Foods vanilla ta~)iooa pudding Y2 teaspoon almond extra . . I ~ ~. • ..Have made application to the Dept. of Commercial 3 cups milk " I Cup whipping cream or . ~ ,~J[~ ~ ] 1 oup apple juice . I padket whipped topping I ~[~ ~ ~ I Transport to Increase their tariff rates. Rates to be as , ,ablespoon lemon luioe FreshB.C. Peaohes . . ~ ~ ~1}< follows: For a vehicle with a maximum carrying capacity of For. Take Out Service five passengers exclusive of driver, 95c flag, toc every one. Pr0pare pudding as d retted on package, Lislng lhe'rnllk and simplelui'ce for ~f/*-~Yf~~!~ W'~~ I sixth of mile thereafter, and 10c every 30 seconds (waiting I qu d Add lemon juice and almond extract; stir; let c0o115 minutes• ' ' ' ~. I~ ff ./ time) Phone 635-618 Pour nto lO".X fi" dish or a 4.cup jelly mould. Chill thoroughly overnight. ~ ~=,v~ '..For a vehicle with carrying capacity of 6 and 12 , Whip cream uniil stiff or prepare whipped lopping according to package ..,~L .~ pasgengers exclusive of driver; 4Sc per travelled mile, $14.00 d reclions L~moudpuddingonloaplateorplatteL Ice with the whlpped ~ 1~1 "( lib per hour waiting time, and $1.10 flag. oream or topping, SurroLInd Pudd ng 0hp at el, With fresh. sliced peaches • ,~J~JP]~. ~1]1,./--~ ~ ~lB" ,. Prol~nad gate change to be effective August 2t 1974. and garnish top with additional sliced peaches. Serves ~]., ' 4 '-~f-~F ~' .• Appilcatim is aublect to consent of Motor Carrier Com- Shan Yan Restaurant mlsslofl. ..Oblectlons must be field with the Supt. of Motor Carriers, Remember/now through September is the time to buy IQts of plump,,juicy Dept. of Commercial Transport, Vancouver 5, B.C. within 14 "Where the customer is King" days of this advertisement. B.C. PeaChes f0rall your home preserying and freezing needs. For your copy of our ~'Sunshlne Meals" bookldt on preserving and freezing all B.C. tree fruits, send ~our name, address • : Kalum Kabs Ud, Across from the Co.vp and 25¢ in coin to: B C:Tree Fruits Ltd, Depar ment'N',.Kelowna B.C.

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7, 1974 . . . . , .... " ...... •: .... ~ ; ~ ,* ~ e 0nallZ8 ...., ~ ~.~,~ ~ . . , ~ ~ '~ ~ ~ ~ ~j.l~ •' . Lush late.s,mmer or fall - ...... • ....~ l;~' .... $i : ~ '-~ .... -" ~;' "~'~ ] .... : "~"l "~' weekends are the perfect time ...... ~ "~ i":,;~~,~:~ ",>i~4~ • ,~.~. ~,t~'~.-.~- . , ~..q~:. ~'~. ~" ...... ~":-:~. "'' : P..~z for outdoor feasting. Nature ,~. ~, .:,- ....

'7'~ " , --";'~ ""~ ...... : ,~ "L.. '' " " ~ ~, ssttlng and everyone's in a . ~'~; *'~'~('"

• Gather a gemUftlich group in back yard or poolside. Lay a fancy spread on the veranda ~ ~, ,::::~'C'~':; ~::~ for friends or treat the kids i~~" ~!'~'~"::~!~ '" ""';~" s- "" • to stand-up hamburgers or ~~" ~ B o, oo,roo easy and keep cool. Take ad- ~ , ...... vantage of summer's giant b'eefateak tomatoes, golden .... ~ • • " sweet earn, succulent peaches and pears," ft'agraht melons. ~ ...... Or fall's crunchy apples, reel- i

. low squash, earJy pumpkins. : i~ • 'Lamb. game and fish all be- ~ .oo _ o.o -ooo d : in. the air. Experiment " ~;,../~i . :~ with sauces, hearty Western I ...... to subtle French garlicky -STOP-AN D-START DRIVING Italian to piquant Chinese. d starts during a trip really cut down on your miles per gallon. Plari even Frequent stops an . ' ' r flicli hts Paceyour your short shopping.trtps to take advantage of through atr,eets to avotd t a g • ~-~ ~l '~"~ " driving like the professional drivers ~o avers unnecessary s~ops. !i; r J.:

while they last, Be merry on _ i honeysuckle-scented moonlit nights..Blue Nun adds to the p ensure of days and nights. ~, .,?.f.~ • Serve well chilled in generous • 'wine goblets or even in plastic cups. Create a summer's mood And, of course, wine. No matter what your menu, no matter what the season, •, - ;Z...... there's one wine that's always !i right. Blue Nun. This soft, Abos'e)I Let summer come t the nside of your home The cool. % ' :.: :-~ , fruity, medium-dry white refreshing cotton coluurs in Wa~erly's co.ordinated patterns hase ;' ':~ ~I .~ ~ , ~ r .! "~ ':,'L~,~:~ wine with its heavenly, bou- ,ransforned hisroomintaagardenrelreal. SUMMERGARlfEN, .~" ;" . ',::: .~..' ;,~{~;~;,~ quet makes an ideal accom- Robert Wadlow was the tO blaes"psrp es and greens Lqused °° the ht~'eseatand tile PSl' uP i ''' ~ ~/i~ paniment, to out'door foods chaIr. ,a.hlle Ga'rden WAl,K the co-~)rdinate is shirred at the win" "' tallest known man. He reach- 'J1 /./ ~' ;'t~ i ~ :;t on any occasion. ed the height of 8 feet 11.1 dows and sp a.shed en the walls. A must unusual treatment, ~bich v .: ~ Revel it~ sun-kissed days utiUzes the garden ,theme. is the plant lilled glass shelves in the ]tl. " _ inches. • window area. To keep the crisp look of the room all the tvood i ' ...... - ...... RESTAURANT .:. :-:. -: furntut;ewmpalntedeither'whiteorsoftblueoftheprintandasLsal i ~ "; ;'*;' .< " ~:'!] S'!ii::rug Was 0sad on the floor.. ' II '~[ " i : "" TERRACEDRUGS :

.. . ~:':i,THINK BEFORE : YOU BLEACH- ." .... • ~: " , -.;,: , ... ' " ,.. , .. :.:";":'::~,:"Biescl) - can ..be Useful .fo~" ;R Shouldnot be used on wool, ; : ~, 5 removing ~ problem "stains, silk p~rmahent press or, syn- OVERSTEOCKED.f/r!. ~;: ' , :eliminating yellowing' . or thetics as it may affect colour. ~:'~ -~. 'graying of fabrics and restoring , Oxygen. bleach although less :i~;i ' :'~whlteness,, advisesConsurners' effective; can be used safely on And so for one month•only, until• August 31st, 1974 ~i~?'-. ~:Ass0ciation of canada,•There all :' washable ' fabrics and 1 ~.;:;~! :., are two typ~s of household finishes, CAC National Office is .. , " • I ~"I " " bleach" chlorine and oxygen, located at 2512 Laurier Ave. we will be clearing off the following "~!~'?i"~" ~ ;' "' : " Chlorine" bleach ts safe to use West, Room 801, Ottawa, On-' ~:!~ only on while cottons and linens, tario KIP fiZ7 . two types of units at -:'. !: Care labelling is now a fact of life tor most oz us, e, very tittle I I~~.:~]~~ ' "~ "~" ":- "~ .:': •: "time spent In mastering the code of basle symbols on the labels I ~ I i~,/~. ~/~ , ~./.~1 ...... in longer weur ng usd he!far . REDUCED PRICES !t Label/ Bo,.do,r originally meant a room for sulking in, from the I 1974 12 ' X 52' Statesman ,,, And EMBASSY Trailers Complete with washer L~id;~ erL" fully furnished, set up & delivered within 100 m~le radius of Terrace Sl 1,299.00

,,. • , •, 1974 12 X 66 Statesman And EMBASSY Trailers' Complete with Washer.& dryer, • " fully furnished, & set up within ;a i00 mile radius

. .., of Terrace" ,. $ :13~399o00

, . . . . - E I ~j/alle 7#l,~ra ~1, ,n = ,o ...... I.,'L. oo,-,o,~ , [ #70B go0 W. Hastings Vancouver, B.G, V6C 1E5 Area Code 604 I I ~u,~ on,yt I MOBILE HOME I NAME I :,~!,~ jzed by.a-square Dryer tempcr- I ADDRESS | i ~'L lL(ore~ can usually be car cdat, :. • I ~ITY . - PnOWNCE .... ' - ,!/ . TPhor~ I 1052 H|ghw~Y 16 E; Dealer License No. D25 '~: ?~• east between "hot" and':'dc!i: ..=, Vi ,a ,, t." lh.d or do.,op enl o, OOoen re. ~'~:'~ Cate? sett ngs The latter s~omn .* [ i ~i~l~ Land & Ca tie .Corporation, Who I~ owned subsldlaff of I " ~:~ '!: be used -" for' nylon, ~ ray=oLn, Flagg ln~lustries Ltd, Listed on the American Stock Ex- |

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.-.-- • -- d lar e furnished Now ttentmg ~ VENTION' ' a~ ,=--~ ~ ...... ~.... a or Sale" One Standard & For Rent o e -g .... ,--~-o,-~ laza Snace NEW IN , ~.u. ny.~v,~-- F " " ldin earn unit at 'l~amm ~0Urt. t.uu~.-.-- P . ~ Golden Rule - Odd jobs for the / TIP T0P TAILOR , Power Authority _Th.o.rong,hbred~ussge] n~g~ ~.~o ~,.~77 CTF available for warebousmg or Well trained• Best offer 635-6694 Phone 635-2577 CTF -- , Ligh __ jobless, Phone 635-4535 82361 NOW OPEN FOR YOUR requires ~,ight business The world's most advanced I _ 321__2KaIum.S~eet li Kalum'St,, over Kalum E!oc-: CONVENIENCE Automotive Mechanics (P.35) ~ Furnished...... rooms and furnished', -Easy-Easy ~,Access . ;a~n in beverages. Men and li tc. . ' Open S:30.a.m. - d:00 p.m, • Our Transportation Division aptS Cooking facilities availa "~ -Served-Served bby Railr,.oa.a. women rmuired to operate'this I Maintenance Department is 1 cow due to calf, 1 year old ble. Phone 636-6658 tCTF) -All-All utilities Avauame revolutionary Drinke SNY~t~ Made to' '. Iooklng for applicants who have hefer, 4 pigs, geese, ducks, :-- '~ ~'-j~-~_'" ") .. ruin information part time or full tim . . - served an apprenticeship as an chickens and 50 rabbits. Phone .OSBORNE GUE~,T HQu~ v, -r-T For lea g , perienee necessary. All ma~or MeasureSuib : Automotive Mechanic or a 635-5006 (P-32) " 'C~omfortable rooms in quieti rl Motz at locations suppILed by Company. I Ii see 6p,cia,...ow, ,' Heavy Duty Mechanic and have residenttai area. 2612 Hall: -C-Contact Ka ' " ~t,,t -~rt time in your own British "R0yaJe" a knowledge of air brake 635-231Z - ' bu'elne~s with as little as.$t,295 I [' No lob hi. / . - Street, Phone 635-2171. (cTF)* Woollen Fabrics systems, and diesel engines. • t Kalum & Keith for stock and equipment, or Applicants must pass a 2 - 2 year old geldings (our' of '_ :" Located a ...... ~rn full time income with $4900 ', See your eldest roof specialist] i:veWday ." Toby Patch) green broke, 47- Homes for Rent. Steve Parzantry Roofing Co.] Regular Price $235,00 , comprehensive medical CTF investment; Limited.Dealers. examination, • Wages range $t25.~ each, • Ltd. 1 -Welsh pony well trained, Parking space pvailable 2, lois For personal intcrwew write Special Pric.e- 175.00 from $6.68 per hour to $7.05 per gentle, $200, Phone 846-5340. For Rent: I bdr., fully, furfurnished for lease or rent Call REDY - CUP, 50 Electronic General Roofing trailer hour, 37!A hours per week. x 2088 Smtthers,'B.C (C-36) house in Tbornhlll - 2 onLazelle .... %. - " ~e Port Mocdyl B C. Include • 10~°,00 ` Vancouver work location. BOX 2088 ~mtmers, o.~,,, s~.~ ' SpaCes: 635-5775 * 635-3262 ann asl5 for otnce ~" "' I'~:~'.~(%f ! sex 338, Terrace, B.C. manager. CTF Phone (C-33) ' ,Alterations " our SpectsHy Pension and other employee (Ineisdlng leather clothes) benefits, , , " ~INTRO_DUCING-- '" '" 4& 2 bedr duplex's fur,mikhed ~ ' Automobiles Mens, Ladies & Childrens Apply to the employment "Frolie Bardee No. 893,216 available July Ist - at 968 Warehouse space available for . ' . - r~nt, downtown area. Call 635"- o~ • ..... Aiteratidns" section, 0akridge Transit Sorrel Quarter Horse ~r.o~ Mountain'ViewBlvd.PhoPhone 635/ for officemanager 1972 Olds. Delta Aioyale ~lean, All types of Zipper fixed. Centre, 949 West, 41st. Avenue, Grand Champion ~ire ano 2577 CTF 3'~82andask " Low mileage, excellent.eon- I .. II s AN'.STEEL Vancouver, B.C. VSZ 2N5, Grand Champion Dame One of ~ _ __ -- t;rr-, dition, asking $4200.00 rnone i ~~,,~ "~"h~r~afier. I Prefabricated See Gus Llotsakls a't , between 9 and 4, Monday to the most brillantyoung Sires in • 635*7987 (C-32) . L ~ ..... ~'.'7~ ...... -" ste~tBuildings " Friday. Telephone 26t-5151 or Northern B C . " - . 48 - Suites for Rent Bobsien Construction " 14617 Lezelle Ave. " write for an application form. Fabulous'head:, neck, bed!/' -- ." I~ Beaumont 2 dr. coupe 327 1 - Coming Eventp, Bax319,Kitimat, B.C. LTerrace, %u'il like what you For Rent: Unfurnished $2. Wanted to Rent V8 Hydromatic transmission, . " ...... Phone6~3~74 ~B'C" (C-26)__ addseeandlegSyou'll love his colts! basement suite ~ith stove and , Radio rear defroster, good Royal Order of Moose Lodge . oro~ "---'-'-----DYNAMIC Driver for bread route must be - 1074 fee: $250.00 live foal.. ' fridge. Suitable for coupm ~ -- ~ -- mechanical condition. No. 1820, Terrace, B.C. Meeting , E.R. "Sandy" HEALTH neat & p leasant • Phone 635.6650 CO NTACT" " Don or Sandra without-~.~- children..~, No Pets Located ~ Phone' on TEACilERACCOMMODATION Phone 635-76t3 (P-32~ ' held every 2nd and 4th Thur- Wightman, P. Eng, (P-32) . Moroz ...... '" E UIRED sday every month at 8 p.m, Residence:.635-7730 ---- Box 624, Houston, B.C. Phone. after4 P,m" 635-2686 (P-32) .R Q "" Phone 635-6641 TFN b'TF) " "' Supplements, foo~is, health ~*A Buiidinn Materials 634-~45.2636(P-35) ~t. " . . . • baok,s Herbs by oroer. . _ "-.'" ' . - • ...., ~ ..~.id~e~ and stove, electric heat. Newly appointeastaffmemeerSofSchool°t 11 ~' Informatio• Wa•ted OpenMondayThrongnFrlday • ~;~o~qk~na Forest Products. SixPoniesforSale: somebroke No Pets, Free laundry the t eschi_~. ....o,. .... C . _- ...... ~oniv ~,~'~'~'~":~'-~.,~,~Ivoflow~rade for saddle & harness 635"6726 er facilities, $128,00 per monm; D_ist.rlct ~o._ ,_.;...~?~f-,~ ...... o-- . . . ,~tu.~.--~ - ~-vr ~ ~ • • 2 . 2 " Dr Phone ~a.v~o .t;anstar) wtu w wrsvm~ .u.,..~ Anyone knowing the 6:30 - 8:30 P.M. . . lumber. This lumber .~s. wew at Krumm Rd No. (3) lrO28nRtver • " • late August and early Sep- whereabouts of' JUNE LOUIE Pants t ...... b0,11 Any other times oy ap- available for $10 per thousand - tu-o,, ~.- -- ;=_~. - or ERNEST LILLEY formerly • 15 -- t¢t.u~, . ' • of Hedley, B,C. and Prince pomtment. . . _~ board feet for 2x8 and 2x10. $ . ,,a ~,,ntm~d .Misc . - ~ • Furnished apartments, un- By ,'Harding" 10001-C Old Laxe~se ~u., rthousandbdurdfeetlorzxq """ ...... " '" " 49 Homes tor ~ate ...... ~..~ ,,-;,~ houses, and George, B,C. please contact .andother Thornidll, Phone 635.5980 (C-34) ~and 2x6, $40 per ~ousand board , . . • , mr,um,~-~ -,?, . ,~. ~_ Dept, of Human Resources at Famous Manufactu'rers 1470 St. Paul Street~ Kelowna or at ~w "feet for Ix4 and w,der. Tuesday. _ ...... rrier in Queen- =-...... th --ra"e w-w rr~anmre~,dll Y:u~r~ve Tunable D armY. ~ l-terD wn3t¢. t~= ,, through Saturua Y s a "m to ~:~u wanteo: ~ • d Trailer 2 per, nouns w, ~ ~ ,St ~'~ccommodatlon : to offer, pleas e telephone 763-8407. (C-32 • dies trailer Court • nsantlons on cash sway area. Ttmborlan . carpet for sale 2813 Kerr ., a maeagmgGor : p.m, All Ira ~,~. ~.aarea towards bridge, ~.,o~,~ rmrties only, please contaettheSchooIBoardOfflce, " Accord~n9 tO Harrv's caIcula- at tt~v Kofoed .I.1.~., m Thornhill bass only, (CTF) E? "~ "~ . 5-6357 ~... ted ,-- ~hmh 5-4931 (C-34) 1 tions give VOU I 13. Personal I the best dear in cars. ' i

In memoriam donalions Io*lhe . Property B.C. lleart Foundation may b~ Irly Bird! Dealer ' Western I ileum Motors: m| • basement, 635-3172 CTF tnailed Io the Terrace Unit, B.C.; Tickets are now available from For Sale: 71 Honda 750 ; .... 1 . '451~ ~AKE'sE I Music Festival members or Motorcycle. Phone 635-4957 or Heart Foundation, Box 22,, n,.m4 WANTED TO BUY :. Terrace. B.C. (CTF) " '~ Terrace Photo. Monies help to 635-7366. (P-32) 'For Sale: Rea~nably.priced ATCOSTRUCTURESLTD, Has ~..__....:----~ support the Pacific Northwest Gestetner Mimeographie for quick sale. Sloe ny smeone, available on Site as- . . • 460SHwy, 16 W. machine in woreing order. Call Terrace, B.C. Music Festival. (C-33) and.two bed. i]uplex, c.an De a commodations, the S x 18 skid . . . •- LOYAL SOC REDS ,~ . 33 - For Sale"- Misc. Karen at 635-6357 before 5 P.M. three bed,, two bath r.~mence. 'mounted Super Shacks for of- | -- /f"~"~ .~ It has become apparent "'We Also Install',:' ', We sell cedar shakes an~i hes~ STF Furnished or unfurmsnen. ~ fices, storage, First aid units, | ~.,4N=~.~E~...:.-~. membership in the British cedar, shingles and we would For Sale: Sthfl chain saw. 4382 (P-63) _ lun'chrooms, Complete with | ~])t.~-'~t/~~ Columbia Social Credit Webb Refrigeration to bu~, an older model loader, $175.00 635-5969 (P-32) For Sale: One cordova boat - 229V heat '& plantable. Also complete with a 15 HP.Joheston League • does not provide 4623 sOUCIE 635-2168 . Preferably with rubber tires, New house fer sal . el-- eemplatelyf. lshed u ts are I men~bership in the Social Phone 635-5190 (C-35) For Sale: One reconditioned.. " Motor $600 Boat alone is .$350; Just being eomp.|eted., ee3. available. For information - I Credit Party. of Canada. trailer. For further info phone motor $250 635-4814,CTF' bedrooms( W to ..w, l)~a .., ~ rent oi~ ~i'chase - •call 563-6231 . | VI~~ I • ~ Persons wishing to properl) 635-3765. STF ~... , .' .... ": .... . ':;,:':'~'-7-i C(/s(ofi~~ teak' cabme~,~ ~P~.,uo ~ in Prlncd Gecrge2(C:63)~'~;"~.,~ MINUTE '~'' •:[ LANDSCAPING" hl '' ...... Did you lose .steep last mgn door~/:;:'to sunue ez~ 'n"wii~ ~ ...... ' :~ ~ ~ -- " . establlah~memberahlp, in. th~ For Free~: estimates' teontaei'l Social.~bPar~Y.o[ Cana~ ! bdsement entrance . , ::~ ~00sq.ft.;bu~Idlngforrent~H1"l ~::~-~ " I~upe Wid Scope: , : ' "I" " LTD...' "- aries " m~ roaghed in plumbing. Gas. heat Kelth Ave,, next to Northern | MUFFLER SERVICE I Phone 635-741t •I SUPPLIES , ,,. .A_ Commuter Coop ,Bus7 Pete & WATER Low p.rtcel,owner Magneto 635-6,3,34 or 635.29~1 I ' Y : i after6p,m. 'I , • " ] Ruygrok 5-2663 . • can •assume 2nO mortga.ge, after 5p.m. C?F I • ~ : ~ , • Towhom it may concern. IwiH I Why Not Book Now For Spring i 4118Hart Hwy., !l - " Phone 635-6916 or 635-2831 alter ~ .... ! Pzl.U'J not be responsible for debts And Ranges p~nceGeerge "| Wanted: Small childs tricycle, 6 p.m. CTF Dairy Farm on I/2 section .u s~. | ~g,: V~mKv~ , ^.~o~.~og~ t incurred by a n~o~%Otn~oernstlhuiy Phone962 7262 sled and small snowshoes, '~- .... ~Joom "ouse F-ull S0rge miUQ.ng parlour. ~ I .~ 'myself. Micbae • Y I tCTF) " " """ - d " ~ Phone 635-2455 (C-32) 18, 1974. (P-32) l 19. Help wame ~-- yrs. old: Carpo , 32) , I :~gto Hwy. 16 W," "" '.... ~:: ,,.. -. , .'. .i ! ' ' " :' "" ' "" " .... ".... !'" i'- lot. Phone 635-4430 CTF I Ph0ne6,~-6~3 , • , ;

[SKEENA ELECTRI | -- 6234 or at Northern , 7 "-'." ...... ons b°a~ltYoa " • ',, . " .... • ...... m--re" mm as as i -1-"' KttimaL--...... ~c-o,~, Free deuvery" to ~mtmer~ olds" en,,ine• berkley. pump,d l.j *.~.:! eUB~ ;~h~l~T: I w " I r F°r Saie*i t873 F°rd Pin I' A ELECTRICAL,Phone] r s ewniMa'lrlMa . $1o0o.o0order (c-48) towing .top runnmg top an I Smlthers Ares. 30 stall Mobilel Reasonably priced ',, LoW i I '_.... : ...... " n I;AU#W~mwt~.- I ~ ~ ~r.,a. o Renuires Autom- "- ': tandem trailer $12,630.00 Phone '~ I Home park. Laid out in a cut-| mileage - 25 MPG Phone f,35<..035~. 15~5-~,7s or t~,, e, __ • ~ ~ t oViive • -~ " " 469-0310, Ken Ranta o~-zua, ; B"~d'~men'~ Edmonton i ~~ ...... I__. I I de-sac with playgroudd FUIll 6942 CTF '...... Skee,aWelding& I I ~-----~'~':~'"' I ent're air and | GREENHOUSE " :I (C-23) . .. Marine Service I . ~\q~,~ ,~q~...' • For aecid P # I -' • l_ enerel badywork. Preference For Sale" Prefab 9x12,~1 41 Mach|nery tot Sale General Welding and Mar!net ~' ~ I gwill,be given, t0 an ,adp~ble l~slly expanded, 6rail-plastic| " "" ...... " ~ I I ...... ',,~Y:. ~;.~ ...... i I Contact ...... ~l snowtires-one " " Service in the Shop or in me m' ' '~"N.x~"%~'~"C~L~ I traaesm[m wim-e~ea~com |cover. 635-2119 leave yourI I. - • : . I I~~;o ,..';~;:_~ I / Lid ~ox 2m sin,reefs ~-non :1 tCTFI ' I' " " . Field • . ,:'~.~-,,.~":~,: . AppUeants must p ,. : Inumber. Box 580 TerraCe. I I ' cruller I I ...... " T"' ~"." ...... -I /.B47-3217 "-x': • :~ , '-:: - i " 5O~.Homwell I -& -iron, "en~ I preh. ensive .... mea~;n~e~ |f~r) J I = "="7. :_ -I L , , " , i ee B C Backho. - .| examination.' vv.~ - ~ I" !m e ~' Terra , -4506• . | los der work from $6.63.to $7.05 per hour, 37xA ,. I I : .., ,P,~one 6,3~mc.., T :' septic tank systems, I haunts oar week. VanCouver 150 gallon oil tank, Sportser_azj | ~ . ]80HP r~i , LAKELSE :" O ...... I '~' ~' ...... m " T0n*~OII,'... I -,,,~ location Pension aria tent trailer, ~mger sewm~ I , o~ ~ ~ ~m I It~F ' . Biocally In Thornhlll & Cop-~ oth'er employ~benefita, ' maehinewithcabinet,9xl2,,[?fpt. I • _"_'-~)~_"-'~". ;;;.,.. 1 , .... ; I I Water Well Drilling.^ . II CALL [I Centre, 949 West 41st ., ord Cobra 429 4 i ?raeaa~ .m•=u I ,freatagewith ' ,., s t En mries Evenings vmy. _ ~P.RMITTYL~ m Vancouver, B.C. VSZ 2N5, ForSnie: 1970'F I "~ __'__ a ~J-.,,, [ ' 1~ ~"Y.:::= I boat access. 635-705~ CTF K , ~]~1~'; " " 7'" re.q- i~ c~q53091 ' i ...... +J ~tween 0 add 4, Monday to speed. 4-11 rear-end load~. I Ion/1-Oagl$1"~ ~'~,~"~'v~U~v Water Wells ; R_qK .~fl.~ " ~l ~;'~.Irlnv Teleohone 261-5151 or Also singer treddle.sewmg I • • 2~ yd.:lo7"~,.i.- [ * e.~.~ --,":"... : ~' .f~r.s~e~ at~DCopperslde ' O i~( ' I I o~, ...... ~ I w""='''-...... "" - nd set o[ arums. • . CTF ~. as a -" i, as as a as,. write for an application form. maehthe aroo~ ~n,.. ~ ¢P-32) / Eq~'pped Wlth: ForSnie 3bdr foomsplltlevel ~stales ~.zoo~.,,,x .... ~! ~'~I~'~ -- : .~ 'i (C-35) . . Phone ~o-a~o ...... " - I ..Gra.pp!es: ,' _ • [ homen~r15~sq, ft 100'x150." , . _____~.. .U. ~ '. I m lot Kelum Lake Drive Phene .... st'W , N I" • . NOW OPEN • Janitor ' ' Hi' ' : 4 Small g " ~. .. re of 11 ht' tn- Phone 635-5900 or 635-3395. CT~~'~ ; ~f .?~ ,~.,- . m SllARPEN'N ' / IN S11H}Kl I the hospdul and some outside Backhoe & frontend loader I" ' " [ For~Sale: l ac g ...... : ...... A ~' 'l Circular Saws - "" I maintenance ...... "--'-~" ~q5 5639 I , ~Wil~llUl~S~w * I dastriallandb.es!.dethe.bow.i!,n.g '~ ~ ,_ ...... raetive Land- ~I ~' '~" l i alley which melt[des a oeaumuL ~or one:. ,,I,. ,~- . .... / I 4 t)dr house, Phone 635-6941. scapedaureOl rentntproparty N ,=.,..,=..,....•..... , l . L| I -, I ~C-32).... ---.i in Thorshtll, Consisting of 4 . I:NI"m'KD©=)' ,/ I . _. " ...... I/ l M_en i P ForHlre: 5TonCtased-ln.vn I .. du lexes, electrically heated . - [" ~'s~°ra'e~"'~ '1, ~'~ / L''L't'" suitable for m~nogneP~l.~:~;~edEqulp'r~ent.- , . For Sale: to be moved :..- ~ .~ oom~letelyP furnished and 'in At- we have a - large-~I ,24' pan-abede house ~p.a.msr~ condition. 4- Two bedroom 4 - • . Babysitt e r r eq aired 5 days a •merchandise. " ' .~t Our Terrace' " Branch se]eetion of experienced 1 B " onl be inning anytime tP 32) rv kltch full plumbing 2 b~s,, One bedroom units, :ars & trucks 1001 B. Old Lakelse Lk " | Budders week " " .... = ...... w - e~,w Lie & Din. Fran~m PrLce.5~ times $12,240 Gross . ~VTC" 363131 ~' " Se tem ' • ~ ...... , ~ ': I LI fireplace..$12 500. 835-7418 Take over nice 9V~ per cent ~-~"~ ]I (p+'32) ' . mortgage Winnebago Kap' Cover 1 | . . Apply- ' Phone'635.4373 / es Wad to Buy 63S-2577 104 " " I :5o..ous . -- 9 HWY, 16 E, | .' - Acreage Terrace, B.C.cI-r:. • For sale 60 acres Large Wanted to buy or rent: 3 bdr. gravel deposit on prdperty. 1/4 ! ' uplands Nursery will remain, ll-- For Sale: John Deere rubber- home in bench area. of amile river frontage, i8 open for assistance for ' the iIEItNIINA SERVING! MacMillan Bleedel W,B, • EL - KERAK tire loader with backhoe. Cash available. Write P.O. 685-6941 or 635-:i124 CTF Box 1052 care of the Herald. (C- miles west of Terrace, Phon summer months Monday to ~ 5IACIIINES requires (9317) 075457 • 635-2089 (P-32) b., Friday • S p.m. to 6 p,m, "Sales &service Fallers Canadian & American _ 32) Saturday 10 a,m,- 3p.m. Closed At NortlmrnCrafts Vor our Queen Charlotte Registry, 3 yrs, old Smidays, " 462.4 Gr~ig " " Division located at Juskatla o~ Will consider sale of stallion, For Sale: International Cob .TF " pIl(~ne655-5257 . ~ Queen Charlotte Islands, For For appt. or more isle. Phone tractor with implements. - FORSALE further information, please 635-6960, (P-32) Phone 635-3430, (P-321 5J. Business Locations TELKWA contact: V, Mauro, Em- A'~COHOLICS I ployment Office, 1196 •West 2yr old *A Arab Gelding, Out of Tan' Tin Birch Haven Ranch, 43 - Rooms for Rent. Warehouse space ~:' for:ren~ 60 Acres, Approx. 45 cleared, "/"*' 'ANONYMOUS ' ~re you paying too much for pander St., Vancouver, B.C, " ' downtown area, approx. 1500.eq.; 73 - 808 Mazda' 2 dr. Coupe. urniture. If so try bur' flu V6E 2R9 or W. E, Mosher, 227 635-3288 (C-35) •~L ft, Phone 635-2274 ask for Off. i piled, ready for burning, on Low mileage and in excellent : Mon,,Thurs,, Sat,, , bulky river, Phone 847-3172 CTF condition. 635-7628 (P-34),I dture renting ~ plar Commercial St., Nanaimo, B.C, • IilLLSIDE LODGE Mgr. (CTF.)...... '. , ' " phooe.63s-s~s "- We rent complete herschel or J. G. Carroll, Queen • 4450 Little Ave . ~ .... 'J furniture including T,V, wit Charlotte Division, Juskatla, ,TO GIVE AWAY: A black ~l,Ponin~ rooms,~ housekeeplng ~Officd space for ,rent,. 1000 Approx. 160 acres i in Nass For Sale: 1967 Crew cab Dodge ALc0HoLICS .ANONYMOUS the option, to buy, B:C., Phone Port Clements 587- mmoyed pup, 6 months old, ~, ~entrally located, ~fulll square feet, sevono ilooh Valley. ,Access by road, on % ton, Excellent condition, ,Fred's Furniture Ltd. 4212, (C-32) good with cltlldren. furnished.-Reasonable rates DYl downtown location. Available hydro. Fresh water creek. Good rubber, used p'rimarlly for Pi~nser Group Meet' cv,ry •- Phone635.3630~ " CONTACT: Gins Johansen, day or week, Non-drinkers : immediately Phone 635-7181 All inquires to Box' 129, Nas's hauling camper, Phone 5-6677 l{elp Wanted: Cook full time or 1275 Beach Place, Prince saturday Nlte at 8,30 p.m. in • , " 4434 Lakelse only, Phone 635-6611. (CTF) ~ (CTF) " , " Camp, Terrace, B,C, (P-32) . • the'Kalum River Room in part time Phone 635.630~.- .. Rupert, (C-32) Terrace Hotel (NC) CTF ) •Also Desk Clerk wanted CTF 1-- ,'-

PAGE B7 THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974 L.a, RECYCLIH6: HOW IT WORKS .ST,-,/AUtDmObUe~:~ 58. Trailers • ; DISCARDED aluminum hum to be poured into in- ~,~, • TheDistrlctofTe--aee AP.FLIC~O~F~R beverage cans are collected ,ors that,.- t,~:/~

1968 Olds. 4SS for sale. Asking ForSale: 12x 68' 1973General , Mobile home 3 bdr. in 11209 What offers? Phone 63~- , " - .... POLLUTION CONTROL i ~.~ ' , ~t', 2S~ (W32) Hudson Bay Trailer Court, II:Bale Ira, sole in'Field N O T 1 C E •' PERMIT. [ ~ ~1:~;%~: SmRhers, Like new. Furnished ; . . NO. For Sale: 1972 Impala 2 dr., $12,200. Unfurnished $11 200,00 " _ pURSUANT TO SECTION.6 ...... Call 847-3164 or write G R." * ;Allnffn, ¢lova," hardtopVinyl roof Good rubber Notice is hereby give, that a oF&HoE AP~LIL~T ION ' I • 2 winter tires 20,000miles call Mcgee, Box 3047, Smttbers, iJ-.. Timothy Mix • , Public Hearing will be held on ".~7;'" ...... 635-5839 or 5116 Graham CTF B.C, (C-32) proposed Land Use Contract TinS appllcauon ts to meu Ji S .oo per 65 lb.?ale By-Law 02-4027, The proposed with the' Director, Pollution : '~ For Sale: Woods tent trailer By-law is as follows: Control Branch, Parliament i i'~9 Mercury Montage 2 dr., Sleeps 6. Excellent condition. hard top. V8 auto. P,S. View at To enter into a Land Use Buildings, Victoria, British 985 RiVer Dr., 635-2060 after 6 Phone 635-3382. (C-32) Contract for the parcel of land Columbia Any person who i p.m. (P.32) known .and described as: qualifies as an objector under by recyelers who i:i Glendale Trailer wall to wall Remainder of 99.75 acres section 13 (2) or (3l, of the normally are rolled into lightweight ~ carpet. Nearly new automatic Pollution Control Act, 1967, 65 Plymouth - good running. washer and dryer, excellent parcel, D.L. 363 (except part receive about 15 cents a rigid aluminum can sheet ~ cond~ ~ 1 ~ 7 R.P. snow blower. may, within 30 days of .the date pound from.. • fridge and stove; large In- subdivided by Plan 4753 and of application, or within . 30 for-sale to beverage com- Like new I - 70 Gallon fuel tank sulated juey shack. Set up and 5227) Range, 5, Coast District - panies that . . • &hand pdmp Phone ~26-44S! (P- days of publication in The skirted at No. 8 Timberland Explanatory Plan 1918 being British Columbia or In a $6700, Phone 655.597g drier 4:30 ~3502 Kalum Lake Dr., newspaper, or, where service is For Sale: 1963 VW. Squareback p.m. The proposed By-law may be required, within 30 days of the 1500 c.c, (mechanic special) viewed during regular business serving of a copy of the ap- Has 67 engine & 67 tram. Needs For Sale: Parkwoed Deluxe 2 hours at the Municipal Hail. plication, file with the Director. one piston.$200. firm. Inquire dr., laundry room, sundeck and The Public Heaing shall be anobjection in writing to the . al 2907 * Hall St., (P-32) storage area. Set up in No. 39 held in the Council Chamber of granting of a permit, stating Timberland Trailer Park'. the Municipal Building on that in which he is affected. Monday, August 12th., 1974 at Priced .forquick sale 1971 2 dr,, Reasonably priced. Call 565- May Be the Answer Those who do not so qualify may Vega Hatchback. 28,000miles 4826 evenings. (C-33) 7:00 P.M. file with the Pollution Control All persons having any in- Board an objection iu writing Body an~i interior in excellent x 44 .. Consult your Canada Manpower Centre if you / condition. Phone S-2927 (P.33) t~67 I0 Parkwood Mobile terest in the proposed By-law a under section 13 (B), In the Home on private lot in Thor- are interested in any of these courses. The first orementiuned shall take notice same manner and time period fillthem with drinks for.. nhill. Furnished, washer & move is up to you. Anexperienced counsellor andI( be governed accordingly. as described above. reclamation centers that 1965 2 dr., HD top Black Ford 635-6481 Mustang V8 3 spd. $250 635-3447 dryer. (P-32) will help you decide whether the Canada M~n crush and bale the cans for or view at 4822 Loen Ave., (P- power Training Program can work for you. Jack Hardy I, The MacGillts & Gibbs Co. aldpment by train to alumi- 73, 23' Vangard travel trailer. Clerk-Administrator ham producers where . • • 32) • • .There are openings in the following courses. (B.C.) Ltd. of lsth Floor, 409 Fully self contained. Also 73 District of Terrace Granville Street, Van- Ford pick up 360 engine, % ton 1056 CIlev 4 dr,; repaint and all couver,B.C, hereby apply for P.S. P P.B. electric brakes and YOUR JOB IS OUR JOB amendmenl to Permit NO. PR. new chrome. '65 Chevelle motor" hitch. Want 12' aluminum boat all trans. Needs some work. De Canada Centre de NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1738 issued on July 27, 1974 in Inquire at Reel Inn Motel Manpower Main-d'o~uwe favou of the MacGillis & Gibbs Skeenavlew Lodge Room A-I•, Terrace. Friesens. (C-32) AND OTHERS (P-33) :..... * Centre du Canada Co (B.C.) Ltd., To authorize additional or 15 ft., Tee Pee Holiday Trailer COOK TRAIN ING other work than those 71 for sale at Bargain price. Sleeps tN TIlE MATTER OF THE TweNe months of on.the-fob basic training in the school ESTATE OF CHARLES LOUIS previously authorized by Chevy.~pickup new brakes, four, propane stove and lights, cafeteria at B.C. Vocal one School - Dawson Creek prepares deleting that part of section (B) saddle/tanks, auto. excellent ice box. Phone 635-5339 (P-32) ANDRE DAUMONT, FOR- sale to consumers at stores graduates for a wide selection of opportunities In egg ng and MERLY 0F'5311 HAUGLAND ,A,pp01 of the permit which reads again. For more recycling condition Phone 635-7868after 6 mining camps; on boats and trains; In resorts, restaurants, • The quantity Of refuse which pro. (P-32) AVENUE, TERRA'CE, facts write Recycling, 719 62 • Properties Wanted Industrial cafes, hotels, hospitals and institutions, It Is Im. PROVINCE OF B,C. may be discharged is 100 cubic Alcoa Building, PittsburglG portent that applicants have no physlcol impairments that yards per day. and substituing the cans are shredded and 1974 Ford Econoline suporvan. Notice is hereby given that remelted with new alumi- Pa, 15219 All Customized interior, stereo LAKE FRONT prevent stondlng on their feet 8 hours a day and meeting creditors and others having in its place the following: The tape deck~ Chrome reverse PROPERTY WANTED heavy work schedules. Dormitory accommodation is claims against the estate of ~antity of refusewhich may be rims. (C-33) 635-9453 available and training begins September 30th with frequent CHARLES LOUIS ANDRE scharged is 230 cubic yards Large acreage with at least one intakes of students throughout the year as vacancies occur. DAUMONT, late of the District per day. • STEEL TRADES UPGRADE 1972 Mazda. for sale. 4 spd.i mile of shoreline. Must have' of Terrace, British Columbia, To change the quality of good fishing. Send details to J.. Eight weeks of training Is available at B.C. Vocational are hereby required to send refuse which may be standard:trans. 4 dr., sedan. School - Burneby to upgrade any structural sfecl Worker, Low mileage Phone 635.6758(C- Jones, Box 252, Station K, them to Kenneth David Grant, discharged is 230 cubic yards steel fabricator, shipyard welder, or welder who, may be per day. 32) Toronto, Ontario. care of Grant & Co., Barristers required to test under the auspices and approval of the. and Solicitors, 4635 Lazelle To change the quality of the Canadian Welding Bureau. The course.begins October 28Ih Lan~Wanied Avenue, Terrace, British effluent - contaminant by Puntiac Parisanne 2 dr., and will be offered again In January. Columbia, before the 21st day of ~eleting that part of section of 1967 LOGGING BASIC the permits which reads VOID Hard top 300 HP 327 - 3 spd., Suitable for lluntingor fishing. August, 1974, after, which date auto radio, factory tape, rear Six weeks of. training, divided into 2.week modules, Ihe.estate will be dislributed To increase or decrease the Large or small acreage, prepares students for employment in the interior woods. "quantity to be discharged" by defoggcr Good condition 635. Without buildings.Send details among the. parlies entitled Foiler training, skldder training and loader training are thereto, having regard only to deleting that part of section (B) 5892 (P-32) of size and other informationto APPO,I, of the permit which M. Taylor, Box 886, Station K. offered in these modules at Prince George commencing on the claims of which .we Jhen September 3rd with course places being refilled weekly as have notice. reads 100 cubic yards p'erday" 58. Trailers ToroRto,.Ontario. spaces become available. and substitutingin its place the 66, Campers SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Grant & Co•, following: 230 cublc yards per For saie: 1970 Citation travel All mechanical aspects of 2 and 4 cycle engines, as well as Barristers & Solicitors, day. trailer, 24 Il. tandem, self ALOHA Trailer Park. 1156 Old trouble shooting techniques and repair methods, are covered 4635 Lazelle Avenu6 I, John Pousette hereby contained, sleeps' • six, Hm 2" Lakelse Lk. Rd., has trailer in a 5.month course at Prince George. Graduates of this Terrace, B.C. - certify that a copy of this.a.p- walls, forced air furnace,, 30 lb. parking available. For info. course frequently find seasonal employment opportunities p)ication has been reeaiveO ny propane~tanks. & storm win-I phone 635-7035 (C-32) with dealerS In out.board motors and motorcycles, lawn )c-33) the Regional District ot dows, also fiberglass front, top mower maintenance shops and a few legging companies who DEPARTMENTOF L~NDS, Kitimat-Stikins.. ~ ,- & back panels.& double ,For.- Sale ::, .14 .f~ ~, Glendale em Ioy;power saw methanes on location. This course '~"FORESTS'AND ...... ~ ~hts,app|teation, dated.on the stainless steel sinks. Clean& camper ~~ traller.,~idasy/tb~ng. ~:'~ ',~be;Pnson~September:3rd.' ~.. '!,'/, .. ;...:~; .." WATEi~.RESOURCES " r l5th day of July,:~1974, was 4902 LAKELSe ST. r eedy.te, g,o Phone 635:~4~ tP- ?Sleeps six, •automatic pi'~pane ..... ~,~, MININGUNDERGROUNO ,:i,' • . posted on the ground in as- ~HONe eSb-63Oa. .~furnace,.stove Phone 635-5571, • Goode'rnl~10yment 0pportun ties area'~,allable 1o graduates TIMBER SALE A065t9 cordanee with the Pollution ~tP-3~l ..... of the 12.week underground mlnlng course at the B•C. Mining Control Regulations. - I~'l,~iq YSSESION School et Rosslaud. The work calls for nerve, resour- tttT:l Canadian~ make hdly' • cefulnese, and the oblllty to think clearly and act quickly. TERRACE SLUMBER LODGE 70 - Legal Mine workers must be strong and free from serious physlca I Sealed tenders will be A~H. Taylor turnisl~dd and c~luipped mobile received by the District ,ir-o~ - __ ht)mc. Take,ver payments. For. handicaps, especially back and lung trouble. Next course Forester at. Prince Rupert, turther ' iith)rmation phune •Application under B.C. Liquor begins September 23rd. British Columbia, not later than collecl 524-a114 l)ealcr Nu. 121 COMMERCIAL GENERAL eg111m erdJ, n[ TAgRIM HOUriS Control Act for establishing a The B.C. Vocational School at Terrace offers options as 11:00 a.m• on the 3rd day of nlwewv =-vv-=- ~C"I'I" ) eeighbourhood public house at September, 1974, for the pur- clerk typist or clerk sfeno In five months of training begin. MONDAY TO SATURDAY 7:00 A.M. TO 9:OO P.M. Copper Estates..• nlng September 3rd. Dormitory accommodation Is chase of Lieenee A06519,to cut 12x6S ¢anadlan made " • Not|ee is hereby given that Ed 2,474,200 cubic feet of bedroom mobile home. Chinook Trailer Sales • wmff is making application to available. / BTSD- I~EVELS 1, 2, 3 9& 4 Hemlock and other species ; Equipped with every possible SUNDAY "• 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Ltd. the B.C. Liquor Control Beard Upgrading In Mathematlcs, Engllgh and Science to the Balsam, Lodgepole Pine, option. Can be purchased by reliable party , with 100 5~t)6 Ilighway ta West for permission to open a neigh- equivalency of Grade 8, 10 or 12 Is offered af Terrace for Spruce, Cedar, and Cottonwood, IT'S A GREAT PLACE TO EAT borhoed Public House at Lot 25, those who aspire to vocational training or Whose current locatedat Cullon Creek, Cassiar ,ercent financing O.A.C. For urther into. please cell collect DS.:IS; Block 8, Plan 6734 on Martin level of education makes It difficult for them to get and hold a Land District Drive. Five (5) years will be any time 562.4391 PRESENT STOCK job. COMMERCIAL UPGRADE IC-32) allowed for removal of timber. D-7141 Up to 5 months upgrading in commercial sublects is As" this area is within the IN DUSTRIAL ELECTRICIANS Smithers Ski Club Offers for available et Terrace to those who have had previous office Skecna P.S.Y.U., which is fully. committed, this ,sale will be Two ne~: 12x 68 Visla Villas sale their existing Ski Lodge on training or experience• Awlderange of options sre available .. TakM Forest Producls Ltd., located at Fort St. James, B.CI and training Is continuously available as spaces become awarded under the provisions of ~ONEONLY FULL set up in Kitimat ready for Hudson's Bay Mountain. In- requires electricians fdr our large sawmill, planer and terested parttes may write to .vacant through graduates entering the labour market. section 17(la) of the Forest occupancy. WELDING UPGRADE Act, which gives the tlmber-sale FRIOE Sll ,909,00 veneer complex. the Club at Box 492, Smithers, .• Experience In the forest industry would be an asset but Io One new 12.x 68 Nor Western (C-32) Seven weeks Is the average time for welders to upgrade applicant certain privileges. B.C. Particulars may be obtained (includes delivery) not essential. Top union wages with an exceltsnt company se~ up in town. • their skills to DPWl, 2, 3 or a; TIG, MIG, and Red "A" paid, health, welfare and pensionplan. certification at the B.C. Vocational School at Terrace. from the, District Forester, Brand new Premier, 24x34 .. Furl'St. James is a growing community located on the NOTICE Dormitory space Is available for training beginning Sep- Prince Rupert, British double wide mobile home• southern tip of scenic Stuart Lake. 1972 Statesman IZXUa muu.~:, tember 30th which Is continuously available. Columbia, or the " Forest Can be furnished to your Ilome 3 bed. W & Dryer in BAKING UPGRADING Ranger, Hazelton, British chnica of 4 deluxe decor op. .. Reply in confidence giving all particulars.to D•R. Wilson, Estate of the [oilowing Personnel Supervisor, Box 2$4, Fort St. James. B.C. VgJ tP0 utility room, Property set up deceased: George McCLURE, Trained and experienced bakers may get up to IS weeks of Columbia, (C-33) . lions. 100 percent financing in Su my itili Trailer Court. late of Mammette. Lake, B.C. upgrading training In Vancouver, beginning September30th, O.A.C. Cosmopolitan Homes, (C-31, 32) FuUy skirled*& ready to for Creditors and others n a variety of opt ons Including making bread, rolls and Mile 2, Vanderhoof Hwy. immed ate t')ecupaney. having claims against the said buns; oven; bench; p e and cookies; decorat ng; desserts; Prince George $62-4391 $t0,500. ' L B estatels) arehereby required to and the theory of purchasing, sales and accounting• Inex- C.7141 perienced and untrained persons who may have op- 1970 12x68 .Diplomat. 3 send them duly verified, lo the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 635 portunltles for employment .requiring less sophisticated ~edroom, [r0nl kitchen. skills than those taught In longer courses may also be ctln. Large addition..set up m uurrard Street, Vancouver, WANTED B.C. V6C 3L7, before the 6th day sldered for this training. m'.vtL $12,500. of September 1974, after which. INSTRUMENTATIOH FOR POWER ENGINEERS date the assests of the said Persons with several years experience as a certified OERTIFIED HUW DUTY MEOHANIO New 12"x52 2 hedrcom Nor- Estate(s) will be distributed, Stationary Engineer wilt be Interested In a practical course Must be familiar with Detriot or Cat Engines, Western set up in Kalum dealing with the principles and control functions relating to having regard only Io claims Excellent working conditions. Top Wages, • rrailer Court. Ready for, that have been received,: power and process instrumentation 8 nd controls; The course immedia e ~ccupancy: 10,900. Is 4 weeks long and begins September 161h In Vancouver. Pneumatic, eledronlc, pressure, temperature, liquid level APPLY SKEENA DIESEL LTD, Clintpn Foote, and rate of flow Insicuments, measurements and controls Public Trustee, 4534 KEITH AVE., OR 635.727)' CTF Chinook Trailer Sales Ltd. will be covered as well as transducers,.remote Instruments Yours Truly, ,5506Highway 16 ~Vest end telemetering systems. Sieve Butler or Bill Scheeps (C-33) MARINE ENGINEERING ~!ii:/!.i/ 635-2033 Upto 11 weeks tralnlng is available In Vancouver to enable D5-387 NOTICE TO marine engineers to ocqulre cerflflcefl°n In their field: first, , . CT.F, CREDITORS second, third, fourth motor, ~nd-or steam combinations. POWER ENGINEERING. FIRST CLASS A OR B RETAIL Nineteen weeks of tralhlng Is offered In Vancouver, For Sale: 12 x 52 Safeway Estates of the I~olliwing .Trailer No. 35, 3604 N. Kalum beginning September 23rd, to enable qualified stationary following deceased; Herbert engineers to acquire First Class certification. One Unit leftl Phone 635-2436 (P-31) Richard WEST, late of 4518 • " BAKING If you're 960 sq. ft. in enclosed mall CTF Park Ave., Terrace, Elmer A limited number of spoces are st! ayallable In the 10- w.i m .m. . - , .o ELKRIDGE, oka Elmo.r month baking course at B.C. Vocational SchooI.Burnahy, RENT! NEW IN TOWN 197 Ca.a"'a '. ELDRIDGE, late of Tnghum, starting September 9th. The teaching system slmulatss the Smithers Shopping Centre, Fully fu~-ntshed'with washer B, B,C. Gunsar WALDECK, working conditions found in Industry using modern equip. WHY .PAY HIGH RENT and don't know Smithers, B.C. and dryer, :10 x 14 addition. On lateof R,R. No. 2, CrescentDr,, meat and students learn to produce bakery products in 85' x 260' lol. Partly fenced and As low as t;100.00 down, can which way to turn, Terrace, B,C. arrange complete purchase Join the Bay, Canada SafewaY in. seeded to grass. creditors and others having quantity. GI;AZI ER and delivery of a fully fur- ca//the 635-4692 '(P-33) claims against the said A 4 month course designed to prepare persons for em. nished single or double wide .established lS.store center estale(s)are hereby requiredto 12" k' 52'~2 bdr New Ioymeut as apprentices In the G szisr Trade begins at B.C, ~obllehome ofyour choice. If IW3; send them duly verified,to the P~---llonal Sch~l • Ournebv on September 3rd, Applicant,s Phone 688.4596 Western 'niobile home, Fully 'eu purchase during the pUBLIC TRUSTEE, 655 vu,.. "" I robust'and be able and willing to wor~ nonth of July you will receive 3100.Three Bentall Centreall [urnished For further info. Burrard Street, VancouvA'~, should be physlca ly Phone shames, t.-W (p.32) both Indoors and outside. no extra charge A P.O. Box 49001, MM-~ o_~ d.u, v~u 3,.7,before the 4th day HEAVY DUTYMECHAHICS uPGRADE FREEZER AND 100 Ibs. OF hnstess at 635-2048 & of September 1974 alter which Heavy Duty Mechanics with a minlmunl of 9000 hours PRIME BEEF. v • . 635-2853.. Vancouver, 6.C. VTX 1B1 li [~01" "Sale': ~197t 12'X62' date the "assets of* the said (approximately 4 years) experience in the trade will have an ..Call collect ony time you//be glad you die• Paramoun| trailer W W large estatets) will be distributed, opportunity to upgrade 1o T.Q. In a.4.weok course starting Cosmopolilan Homes, Mile 1 sundeck~ enclosed porch, fully having regard only to clatms November 2Sth at B.C. Vocational School • Burnaby. Vanderhoof Hwy, Princl DOI111111OI1 I11AI1/K~I'I111=I insulated. 635-6817 CTF that have been recieved• George 562-4391 D.7141 CTF _ Traller~ spade for rent. ira. Clinlon W.Foote, iC-32) medialely/Queensway Trailer Public Trustee (C.321 . Park across from Skeena - . ~ ..

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. r . • . PAGE B8 Cotton D Murray Worm (Copyright Sterling puUlIcstlofls)

them into the Willys'rtml$"t° touring car and delivered to the Ups ~t=J ~'"~ii':~:~i snappy-llke: "Well, 111. g.ive " you 9,000 good reasons and they front door of the convent.

all come from Peking . • • and Geergie didn't speak to us for a i~ how ,about those Chileans and week over that one. that retired Dutch whore. Mother was a great one to ET This ic Anddid you hear that India now keep you busy (keeps your mind of( your troubles, she used . • .I~IL'LOO --- P " has the atomic bomb and we Foil- ~. |~ turesq ue old gold town hasu a "'-'•'"r;-~-,,~d it ' ' " to say.) There was always that slow pace and barely keeps• • p out_ .. no matter, mother called damn' weedbox to keep full. to ~:that torpid, vis~mty of,~ for a majority government "or Milk the cow, (Topsy), gather nail-caste bl~Jd ,~ It .has:- ..; , o,u ,ll =o down the tune" anq the eggs, slop the pigs hoe the Winter the hot sunshine on the oa~s o~ ~o;"~,~',~au will have learneo turnips, fix the fence.. • "No, the Fraser, 209 up river tram ."' .... :".... ---" mistakes you can't go fishin' with Jimmy Winter living in' Canada ' ~ Vancouver " tram nis past , and Elmer; you go right now swings loose 'n' easy and is # '~" -'I~- dry, h0t air. is, great for H~.eflul[~k~a~aWktll;raoPPe:g up and cut them shoals (castrate raring to go in terrific looking "-": rheumatics and mat s way my .. .. _ • • UI~,,-- IILtA~,,,-~ ~I[$-'as , )" Never a dull cover ups decked out in 100 ~ ~:i~ finds it so delightful ourmg me uepression was a mt mother ...... ' of fun. (Perhaps it was like ~e moment and anyone who lik(~ percent cotton states the r~ ~:~; She'll be e~gnty-e~gn.ton ~.~u~.~ -,ar you 0nly re memner me work had a hell of a lot of fun Canadian Cotton Council• I :'~ so it is an occasion lot a ~_'•j...... ~--, around the |nimitable Margaret Outerwear for Fall-Winter '74 ~ celebration .n~i~rhwaPees~)~tfl:f gsr~. ~oh;nugurP ~seu~t;e~e'ra;~°n tally Murray• • _• . is sporty and casual with a '~' L: •- ~ treason talk a .....P ha have never suffered. Th ey Sex was never a prcotem tn sophisticated edge. ft's a return ~ i theora'ther". Father Eganwm ~-',, there is a generation gap our young lives as anyone to fashion elegance, the look is -.- ~ ~ 1 dro b with commumon o=~ raised on a farm will tell you.. like y P Y ' ith but the onl y g a p that Mother planned. Coat proportions are ~ ~ and she will be mund.ated w ~=o ;o hat which ts between the Like the wag said, "Sex is like gingerly scaled for body. "~*~ wires, flowers aun phone calls o~o,o t an open book; you find all the silhouettes that are soft and from all over-Canada ... refrigerator and the colour answers between the covers." flowing, brushing the knee or ~ ~ because my mother has sure telly. Sure, things are not I remember, the first time I . mid-calf• Earning top marks ~:*i done a heap of Living' since she always rosy., there was that went off to boarding' school. It for styling are very new, very ~ ~,' shook the dust of Kansas aod time when my father was sold was a rainy Sunday and I was chic, big full collars standing ~!' came north right after the turn out by the sheriff . • but we all ready with the straw suit- proud and tall and widelapels ~: of the century. As a matter of never missed a meal and people case. We Were sitting in front of which are generously notched. ~" % fact, she's a pretty hard act io were dependent on each other. I the fireplace and the raindrops They are revved up for warmth , : follow and has been very remember going down andto would fall down the chimney outspoken on some occasions, "woodarts" with Mother and and pizzaz with fleecy fur pile• ~ ~,' buying ~ butter and spit on the embers. Mother Fashion in action flashes :~ ,' much to the embarassment of buying five pounds of butter (Newzk1~,,, Zealand's7~nlnnd'~; Best;R~st: for $1. wanted a word with me. Father slouchy berets, brimmed I: her family. " ...... •had slipped out quietly to get the cloches and mufflers which :; "Mother, if you support that Bread was 5c a loaf. We saved Willys-Knight started • • • he swagger with 'knowing great ~J i; ding-a-ling Harfley in the next paper hags and string. I was never was much for this man-to- election," I'm going to change very proud of my first job. It looks. ~." man talk. Warming up for a gala per- , my name to Willie Llppachitzl" was in a sawmill and I was paid • "Now Danny, pay attention, I' ... but that didn't stop her . , seventeen cents an hour for a formance is a group of happy /2,4 ten hour day! she said as she fixed me wire wanderers the classic trench . ' and I didn't change my name. My Father worked on The her index finger (It was not as sporting military airs with a I When Pierre Trudeau won the Province and earned $75 per crooked then. ) "You'll be a long striking flap buttoned yoke and ,I leadership of the Liberals, she way from home .,. you'll meet confided with Pierre Burton week, a princely sum. Quite sleeve tab trim, the thirties .~:' lots of people . . . ann flapper wrapper with a roaring who was sitting beside her that often he was given due bills on no good could come of it: "He various stores in lieu of salary remember, don't you play with w de double notched lapel, a 'c~ . it; .don't let anyone else play sweep of swirling capes often jt~ :i isa't strung right ..andshould but this was a common oc- go in for holy orders." currence in the Dirty Thirties. with it and don't you play with circling a flare of skirt, a ~ anyone else's, d'yahoar? And tailored pantsuit or spanking However, since Margaret has Actuallywe lived pretty high off produced a lovely family thehog. My Father had filed that was the extent of my sex new pantsuit ensembles with ,education. And today they are i ("shelled out" is the term she on a homestead at lace in 1916 three quarter length jacketing and we moved their per- trying to make it a spectator badly zipped with much pocket ~ :~ . uses) her estimation of the sport! :i prime minister has increased manently when the going got toe Well, we all. have a good interest. considerably. . rugged in Vancouver. We had And perform they will. "':-:': hatter on Saturday and I', sure Natural is what is comfortable ~ ~ Of course, ! couldn't go along pigs, chickens, geese (they we will view the alarm the and that means velvety soft '~" with this thinking and in one of make the best watch dogs), hippies; taxes, The Horde, VD,: cotton corduroys, daring cotton ,~.,.( ~. ~!i:i our eyeball sessions (and we turkeys, a Jersey and an old more taxes and Mother's ob- denims going quilted or softly " ~ ::"~' .._.. have quite a few in the Murray mule (Snowball). My sister servations will be punctuated brushed and swanky cotton family) before the last election, Geersma was attending St. by some of her Kansas cliches suedcclotbo cleverly disguised she pointed to me with her Ann's Academy in News and I'm sure there is one she is Os blueblood suede. For soft 0rooked finger (them damn' Westminister and Mother was Something new, something" blue~~. Natural cotton s.uedec!iomths and~lg2,abyn' Blue sued buttons n 1~ vercentTopsa longcotton smooth - a real fall touchof coordinated of class! hard pressed to raise the fees. boundto use: and glorious days and nights in rheumatics again) and said : Well, that was no problem.. "It's a poor turkey that can't. all parts of our big country 100 smunthie of a pantsuit by Thunder ~ay. ~tt oval fur couar tr ~ ...... e i _ "Just give me one good reason an easy shaped double breated wrapper with top-stitched accents we just butchered a couple of pack a few lies. •. and that's for percent cotton boasts ~ this why you won't vote for hogs (Yorkshires) and loaded .-_damshur!" " season's smartest, irresistible Trudeau." And l came back looks ever! Looks that out own city.ln-a-carrying-case, which a child can test and youngster realistically bridge sparkle the sun and keep on They're all painted in non- nmnlpulate la the safety of the gap between an imagi- wearing beautifully in depen- toxic bright, primary colors, his imaginary, world. If he nary and real world• (table pure cotton• The deep Accordiog to Harvard's becomes familiar wlth high It seems probable that luxurious feel el natural cotton Dr. B.F. Skinncr, toy cars standards in the playroom, parents can help to form fabrics are captured in the their offspring's future by L & D MOTORS softestfilteredshades°fneutral and similar items are sym- he will be more likely to carefully choosing plain, t tones of beige to tobacco browns bolic representations of rind...... the finest in reality•I. ~. seed•quality toys. d ly things in the real world, . Matte| rutt fULL ~oys,,e,t.- -- fromgrays. teal Sedateandsophisticatedto tileblue and pewter '--'---- ...... _ ...... i, Invites you to come in and meet our frien color tones that lends itself to cleverplay~ up accessoriztngor toneddown eitherwith sales staff. slinky fur boas, skinny scarves, i dramatic turbans or kicky tuques. " Let it sleet. Let it snow! Let it shine! Natural.cotton fabric~ "are weatherproot, tasntonpro~ and in the tempo of our times. L

CHILD'SPLAY IS ~"~ GOOD PSYCHOLOGY , ~ii::::~::~...... -

What kiad of playthings do young people prefer? Psychologists have discov- ered tlmt most youngstcrs PACI TEFIEX really prefer sane, sensible toys to gimmicky ones that crash and bang and ultimate- ~--~ I TRUCKS, TRACTORS 1 ly don't do anything but SCRAPERS, LOADERS. fall apart. The simple, ele- BILL SMITH .iant ifigh quality toy is WAYNE SHAW ~nved and i ngci'ed Over long ,~dter'other, more sophisL.i. Special Mint catcd seeming (J leS are I11 ,...,To fit $69600 'fragmedts or forgotten. 1968 Chrysler 4=P''P'°" Dr., H.T. $215§" 1955 Buiok , or.,~d., Child resbfirdherRuth E. llartly has said: "A child any size needs t(] set boundaries be. $119§" twec!) wality and onrcallty." 1969 Meteor .,~w 1969 Mazda ,w Artd hc needs to know tile $1695o° di I'ference between the really a/4 Ton cued and tire merely medio• 1969 Ford Customized Camper $1585" c.t.o; One of the best ways ht 1970 01ds4°r'sd''Cond StereoAir Tape $255§" which he can come to know Or we'll make it for you [~,~:i thesethings is through play• nlg with good, realistic toys, 4 or:, O0 aronnd whicll he san weave 1970 Datsun ,ooo,por,s $2695e° 1970 01ds Power Windows $2995 his fantasies,without losing his way in their assortment of P rts a gl pieces. Datsun PU Tope,,o,MagsStereo 00 M~. Hartly adds:" I hroogh ~And f'~"OrIhe finest 1974 El =minoSS:=$ 4"/95°° 1974 $3200 'controll ng airplancs, cars, •trucks, and trains, children ~~.)n~ ,.*,,~,~:~:~ in hoses and reusable .ipat'tlcipatein the extraordl- nsry potency of the real 1973 Datsun PU,ooo . MI,es$2750 DO 19"/2 ghevellu ,or.,,.T. $3296" world 'and express the desire I~,~ ' .... ~:.,y:~ fiflinp--AeroquJp to control th ngs and people ¢%, ; that dominate their hues." 4 Dr., Sd., ' 00 The types of toys that 1972 Oatsun,,oo~, $2195 197i Firenz~i 4or..,o. $395" • are particularly terrific for I teaching tots that sort of _ thing .tend to be top quality 197i Oatsun,,o o~,ux. $1895DO Ford Tot:no,. or.,".T. $229§Do items built of the best and safest sort of ~tuff--smooth wood, soft plssti c'•set out in simple shapes that are lO71 Mazda4.,s, $1895 °° 1871 Stinker,or,. $109§ o0 hmldy for small hands to handle. 'rhe best example of standing by o model 7213-7000 I Uakeltlnn~ulan I this type of toy is the Putt fron~ vouryour o.wn m~.~etoCl II of AeroqulP Hose ,: Putt line from Mattel. 't'heae 12V71 Engine Exchange ~.,4of D,~.an~l~AeroqulP HoseF1ttlna • things include a biplane, ~nd ReuSa~b RUing helicopter, cement mixer, dump truck, tow truck, car, L & 9 MOTORS LTI), van, t taker and a Tnotorized (without batteries]battalldn E. Hwy. 16 635-6660 or 635-5500 of.a hauler, tow-truck, flat. 6110 A Keilh Ave, Terrace, B.0. Dealer No. ,bed, fire trnck, ambulance, 635-1241 -' and three-car train, They can even cavort in their )

• PAGE CI WEDNESDAY, AU?UST 7, 1974Skee M d[E'" . hits the top ...... ~...... ~/. ' The Skeena-Madigan co- Hotel team, again from Priz sponsored team from Terrace George, was awarded $50 won the big B.C. Day men's finishing in fourth spot, softball tournament last The Skeena-Madigans w, weekend. The real story of the through the early stages of meet, however, was the play of three day tournament Pat Pratt, a chunker with defeated. They chalked Graham Moving and Storage seven straight runs in their fi from Prince George. three outings while hold their opponents scareles In thirty-five innings of ball . Their fourth, and what cc (fivefaligames); Pratt gave up have been final game, only 5 runs, two of those were different ihbugh. They fa unearned. For those of you who the Graham bunch from like the statistics, that gives and wound up on the wrong him an ERA of about .429. For (,f a 7-0 score. That game his prowess from the mound the both teaR,s with only one big, cross-firs chucker won the and forced the fifteenth trophy for best pitcher and the final game of the weekend. ire hy as the tournamcht's "The Grs.h.amsadvanced !c m~Pt valuable player. -- finals by tamng two straigW O; 8-1). They dropped t The Graham team almost third game, a one to notl won the tournamantt~lensl~f:~ decision to the Ske( in the last game f Madigam and then fought t 3-0 to the Skeena-Madigans. through the back door to Each of the two teams receive~i finals. They gained the I $400 prize money while thiru berth by downing Joe M~ place Joe Martin and Sons and Sons2-0. Because oft Logging of Prince George loss, the Graham team p!l picked up $150 and the Canada three straught games Men while' the Skeena-Madi[ came to the field rested refreshed• The third place team - Martin and Sons • ha frustrating weekend, drot their first game by a 1-0 scc the Skeena-Madigans and picking up their next games to enter the semH where they were dumped ~ the Grahams.

Canada Hotel, the Terrace Re ds move into play . o.s Princetournament Genrgeentryl. advanced from the Pat Pratt first round by :virtue of Kitimat

The Terrace Reds are in the picked up two games from the Houston management decided in fact they were so far ahead at Ow~.erRed L'Estrange said Shop Easy's no-show, per- play-offs. The team won the Houston Bees to move them to'concede the games to the one point, everyone started Tuesday that the team will have formance;feilS-0tome~Kenna right to meet the second place fodr games up' on the The Reds came to life in switch hi'ttlng. And~ three practices between now .Madigans; eliminated the team ,probably the Smithers- Moricetowv team. Morieetown,two consecutive winning games their first in whenWith theyou're entire hot, teamyou're swtich hot. andway. the One time was play-offs held lastget undernight Terracesemi-finals All-Stars where tothey enter lost the a Highlanders) in semi-final Houstonwas to have played regular season play. Theytook hitting they added four more andtherewillbetwonextweek, heart.breaker 4-3 to Jee Martin. a 6-0 lead in the first inning of runs to their total. t.utts'*We're ,, notL'Estrange going to bust said our weekendTerraee's bash other - the entryTerrace in Atl-the action two weeks from now, by the Reds two weeks ago but In the second game George ~ , , 5dilmping and 12-3 the Moricetownlast weekend nine7- in instesdnament travelledin Quesnel. to aRather tour- victory.tile first gameIn the and second went game,on to Paulson ran his record to 2-0 Tuesday, "but we re going to Starsmoney, - finished They jesl opened out nf the Moricetown. As well they have than re-play the two games, the they piled up their lead early, withfrom athe winning mound., performance The first workdoing onwrong. a few We'vethings .gotwe're a tournament strongly, dumping coupleofguysinjureuanaatew the Kitimat Drifters 15-6 and game win went to team owner more with bruises, so we'll just then lost two straight, 8-1 to Red L'Estrange who went to Io team stretch for the lecats ln bis first take it easy for a while." Grahams andZ-0toConada Water po ...... of the year TheReds will probably open H°tel- '111e two l°ss esleft them 1

• o m,~kt~v ' valley MI-Star the Highlanders. . .. .' their opening r - " -- .. th ...... - ." ...... uitesure what the pray-on set they took their revenge out. on l ~J~oL~ ~F..~:Z£ ~"~.~;~ ~1~ ~ ~1~ ~ * team; cutup., g. P..... ' ,,~ is but it will probably be a thePrince Rupert Overwmtea I • W ~ ll~--a final hardballacuon..... "~,toe Dv"" -vbest-of-three , affair. '~he entry,hammeringthem. 1.6:6. In I .~..~tr~¢.~...~(. •l~ ~lw ~ ~ All-Stars test z s~rm~.nt. • fnllnwin~ weekend it's reporceu their third game ace ~tartm got busy making . "" : "" ."..B~_,_fore ,,.'~Dedswillhave entering°°"- me towait'•semi-" .....thei:e ,w~ll' be one .more..tour;•.... hot and clobbered the Kltim..at 460Q I.~KELSE &V[. " TELEPHONE 63S'6SZl The Terrace swimming pool men run through the warm-ups- -the fastest swimmer on.each.. X]p~s,m~,~,_..,~ar season nlay* nameR(and the season wilt enu team 10-2 to send mere to me . "fens^co. e,,v,s, co~^ in ossesslon el a wnue; ~t~-, ," •. Six lengths of the pool to get the team tries to ga' p ...... ,.__a ..,,~, =emi- on the Labour Day weekend, showers, ^. j. Mo~OLL - NOTARY PUOLIC the ball. The bali can omy De enes next wet:~¢,,- ..... has been the scene of some bloodfast 'wind flowing sprintS' and thenand somesuch carried in one hand and only final action starting,in a week . The Herald will keep readers The seventh and' last place pretty strenuous work-outs for exercises as swimming across players in possession of the ball and a half. This weekend the informed about the Reds team was the Prince Rupert the past little while as a handful can be checked The player Reds have a bye (their second progress thrbngh the semi- Overwaitea entry who lest their 's of the season), finals and on into the finals. ~tryfeen in two straight, 3-0 to of interested men get in shape the pool without using their for water polo. Under the with the bali - well - he Pat Pratt and Graham Moving direction of pool staffer Barry hands or arms. grabbed at, pushed under, and 16-6 to the KiUmat Drifters. Davis is in Terrace from sometimes kneed - just Mayor Gord Rowland ended Davis, the men are preparing California. He?s hired on with not only for an exhibition game generalty worked over, the affair Monday evening, the pool as part "of the summer especially in the eat:IV parts of presenting trophies to the top as part of the celebrations to staff and will work. then until FLASH the season when the players team and top players of the open the swimming pool Sep- September when he takes up fourth place team should tember 22, but to woz:k toward aren't all that familiar with the • .Jamie Mould of the Bulkley weekend, He presented Pat special education duties with a travel to the home of the Pratt with the Vern's Back Hoe the'iormation of a 3 or 4 team rules. The referee is at. a Valley Baseball League second place team, but the tocal elementary school. After disadvantage but a'dry one. He executive told the Herald late trophy as best pitcher; and the league starting in September. that time it is assumed hewill diamond in Tea;race is better So far about 16 people have watches the game fro~_ the side yesterday that the semi-final, and there's a good chance Addles Grocery Trophy for the still coach and manage one of of the pool and can't always see two game total point series Most Valuable Player. The turned out with more on their the teams in the proposed that's where the series will way to take part in.the sport, whats happening under water. between the Terrace Reds and Wills Flooring Trophy for the league. take place." player with',the best batting Using the pool Thursdays and The game of water polo is as The object of the game is to the second place team in the . .The semi-finals are based on Sundays late in the evening the much a test of endurance as a score more goals than the other standings coul~ take place in average went to Jim Fenson of total points scored in a back to Joe Martin and Sons, who hit t During the regulation guys. There is a net at each end Terrace. back double header while the spor ...... h.lven ) (10 feet wide by 5 feet deep.by: .444 for the weekend. time [two mlrcy mxuu~ ,= , . .'qt all depends on what the finals, to be held on the Labour And ,of course, the Skeena- ers dre not allowed to touch three feet deep in the snanow Day long weekend, will see a Two .More• play ._.= -,~... ,ot,,=~ a end of the pool and tO feet wide, other team says," Mould said Madigaes were presented with in a telephone interview late best of three game series the Sproule and Kimball trophy terrific amount of endurance as 3 feet deep and three feet deep played. the game action is wide open at in the deep end). Other rules yesterday afternoon. ,'The for winning the whole thing. Grants for all times. The gamestarts with are similar to soccer with the teams (six to a side with the 'corner kicks' throw-ins and the same alignment as hockey) like. Skeena lined up at opposite ends of the Terrace residents will get 1 t Skeena M:L.A. Hartley Dent pool. The referee throws the their fir.~t taste of local action announced today that two ball (inflated rubber about the on the 22rid Of September during CLOSING OUT grants from the Recreational samesize as a soccer bali) into the official grand opening Facilities Fund have beefi the middle of the pool and the celebrationS at the Terrace awarded in Skeena Con- stituency totalling $92,72L33. game is under way" Generally Swimming Pool The Kitsegukla Band Council AUOTION at Skeena Crosing was awarded a grant of $7[3,555.33 to pay one- 'L L • third of the cost of the first Oar olub gets name, /ii! phase of an Ice Arena at Kit- segukla Village. The Smithers Ski Club was tentatively awarded a grant of $14,166.00 to pay eRe.third of the cost of a lodge and service The recently named Skccna for a year at $t5, Membership CarClubelectedanexecutiveat,,,ou,,,e stands at about 15 paid up L!iiii!!i!ii SALE b.Ui)ding at Hudson Bay Mnuhiain Ski Village. tbeiz'seco-r~d meeting, held members, Theirearwash, held " " tur oy gust 10.:" .. millionDent saiddollars that hasover beenone Sunday night in Terrace. Sunday and Monday, was . :: :/'::sa d Au awarded in recreational grants WayneMurdy, the driving fm;ce, successful. in Skecna Constituency • since behind the dub, was elected to The next meetthg of the group the fund was initiated, by president for the first term .of will be Sunday at 7:30 p.m,. in Premier Dave Barrett in early office. He will be assisted by the meeting room of the Skesna vice-president Norm Merle of. Hotel, 10 A.M. Kitimat and secretary- 1973. treasurer Larry Konenbusb of Further information c~n" be obtained by phoning any of,the ~ Terrace. :; The club also set their dues above people. • B.O. MEOHANIOAL LTD./ : • You May Be,Paying 1oo Uuoh, KITIMAT SERVIOE OENTRE om the Marne Divifion- wens.Coming FiberglasCorp, ] See Lorne at Reum Motors ~r before you decide . i have Sheet metal equipment and stock furnaces and parts, Plumbing supplies, CLEAN WATER lots of 4 door, family type Cast iron Copper and plastic, Oil fired rooting kettle, Felt and ashphalt, Are the fish in your favor-' sedans. No reasonable offer 300 amp welder and spot welder, Power tools, hand tools, Shears, Cullers, its waterway competing with Pipe wrench and dies, Reamers, Pumps, Brass fittings, Air compressor litter fm the end of your refused ..... line7 If so, let's try to follow Also I have a good supply of and tank, PlatfOrm scale furnace testing equipment, Ramset 3 sizes, Gas ~ome helpful hints to clear power roof hoist, O~fice desks and equipment, Pipe thawing machines, up tim mesS. , 1974 Pickups It only takes common sense plus Econoline truck and 18 years accumulated raise? and a' little foreth6ught to make sure your boating fun 1966 6MO DUMPTRUOK " is not the cause of water For more information contact L.W. Sears Auction ." pollution, Here'S how: New GM Diesel, Hew rubber, ; . Always Include a garbage Tandem 230 DoSie ST., Terrace, D,O, Phone 636.7824 bag with take-on-board equip- ' ment; As a further asSurance against litterhig; keep n sup- $8,600,00 * ply of garbage b~tgs on the. • D 5-027 boat. i

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; . kanuels off on foot againof a mile,X by the entire Prince. winni ng kick with the Prince Rupert Tempers were running high and -Rupert team with enraged The Terrace Manuels got goaliender completely out of several players had been back on the winning track linesman leading the rush. : Sunday in Terrace as they eked thepicturc. The net minder had pushing and shoving in the Things Were finally calmed Ocean View end. On a.Terrace out a 3-2 decision over Ocean dove into the play after the ball down and the remainder of the and wound up with a soccer boot indirect penalty kick the ball View of Prince Rupert. The sailed over the heads of the half played out .... laid alongside his •head, ending In the second half Terrace got game, played before a handful Rupert defenders and into the his effectiveness temporarily, their second goal and then won of faithful followers from bath range of Rosengren.- The The Ocean View group came the game on a penalty kick, Terrace and Rupert, was a high referee whistled dew n the play tension affairs, with several back from that goal quickly, The win leaves the local foot' scoring one of their own as off.aide. Rosengren mut- bailers with five wins and one incidents, including one in the tered something which the first half where Terrace winger minutes later .• on a Manuel loss in regular season play. Dan Rosengren decked a defensive hapse. The first half linesman (from Prince Rupert) They can be expected to con- linesman with a short left jab, ended with the score tied 1-1. replied to. The two exchanged tinue to win ever the next few The Manuels were first on the It was just before the end of words and then Rosengren weeks as the remainder of their score board with Armind0" the period when Rosengren had punched the official. He was starting eleven (about six _. DeMedeirns wafting in a short his set-to with the linesman. ' promptly chased off the playing' players) return from vacations. surface, and for about a quarter •~.;~;~.~;~..~.~.~.~:~:.:.~:~:.:.:.:~:~:~:~:~.:.~.:~:.:.:~:~:~:.~:~::>~:~:::::::::::~:::::::~:~:~::::::.::::::::;~!~i:~:~::::::~:~::: Kispiox Eagles take Hazelton tournament All did not go quite as home-town Hazelton entry. planned last weekend in The Eagles went on to win tbe, Hazelton, but the Young tournament in the final game, People's Athletic Association a 5-1 decision over the of that village did manage to Greenville. The win game put together a three tour- Kispiox $500 and the James nament of soccer action, McRae Memorial Trophy. It was expected that as For finishing secord the many as twelve teams would Greenville group picked up show for the competition but $300. Third place Kltimaat the first day of action Village was awarded $200. (Saturday) was marred by The Glen Vowell soccer default games as teams didn't team won the trophy as most show. In fact four of the seven sportsmanlike team while Store or Office Space games on that day were won Kenny Robinson of Greenville by default, was adjudged the most , One of the teams that did valuable player. play Saturday went on to win the $1,000 event• The Kispiox There will be another major FOR RENT Eagles put together a sterling soccer tournament on the Labour Day weekend in effort, beginning Saturday Kispiox. ~...~...~.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;~.;~.~.~.~.~:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:~:~:~:.:.:~:.:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:~:::::::::::::::::::::with a 2-0 victory over the 850 sq. ft. located in a good ;i~i~i~i~iii~!~:~:~:~;~:~:!:~:!:i:~:i:i:!:::::::.:~:!:~:!:!:!:~:~:i:~:!:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:~:...:.:.:.:.:.:~:area on Lazelle Ave., Terraoo drops two games in finals The Terrace Bronco All- The local team was 1650 sq. ft. of choice space Stars, competing in provincial eliminated in two straight finals in the Kcotenays, came games but the competitive back to Terrace last weekend experience they gained is sure located on Lazelle Ave., with two losses and a lot of to help in future years in Women World Golf Hal Of Fame exnerience under their belts, baseball competition. To Opel Contact Mr McCarthy by phoning 736-0645 or 255:1939 or write schedule 2507 E. Hastings tourney Vancouver, ; B.C. Riverside Park will have only one week"to recover from the big men's softball tournament. That's. right , this weekend, there's more top rate softball at the Park as the Terrace ladies Who art, the worki's all- men: not[ memories that have park host. an eight team, double' lime greatesl golfers? Which made gall one of the world's knock tournament. sho[s have beell the ~ltost rues[ popular pastimes. With games Saturday and ntemorahle? What cluhs tie- The opening of the World avenue Sunday, the ladies will host two .~erve to he pr*,served [or " Golf Hall of Fame and indue teams of women from Hazelton everyone to see? tion ceremonies will coincide as well as teams from Prince 'l'he answers to these ques- with the 8300.000 World realty Rupert, Prince George, " tions and many others will be Open. pro golf's richest event. . Kitimat, Smithers, Granisle recorded fi)r poswrity in mid- played on Pinehurst Country and, of course, Terrace. St, tie nbcr when the World Club's famed No, 2 and No. 4 . limited" There'll be plenty of softball (;(dr Ha of Falne opens in courses, both days getting under way at 9 Pinehurst. N.C. The S2.5 rail. The concept for the World Irk avenue terrace a,m. as well as banqudt lion structur;.,, will be the Golf Halt of Fame was hare Tillicum Twin Theatres Ltd., Saturdays night, Full. con- largest hall of fame erected in 1971 whcn William H, cession facilitieswill also be on for aey sport and will serve Maarer. I)resideltt of the b35-4971 as a living lnonunleot tO the Dillnlondhcad Corl)., con.- 4720 Lakelse Phone 635-2040 hand, playt, rs. eontrlhutors, equip- tatted ln'ofessional golfer attd Don't miss the action. Tillicum Theatre o,= sIIOWIN8NIEIITLY MULTIPLE LISTING: AT 8:00 P.M; Only $1,000down and balanceon ". iii!i !! terms. Agreementfor salewill be Terrace Equipment Sales carried by owner at 12 percent August 7, 8, 9, & 10 interest. Ask to view this Votre ~CentrelRecreatif Estiml property of 41/2 acres with 2 bedroom Trailer, iocaTea on Your Summer Recreational Centre MAGNUM FORCE Skaarland Road. Matinee Sat., LOVELY 3 BEDROOM HOME: !.:! FRONTIERSMAN FIBERGLAS Five weeks in a Baleen For sale and located on Gair , Aug lOlh Avenue. Full basement,large lot, Red Buttons I CANOES fireplace, wall to wall carpet etc. :,. i'~:: :,:i.: Asking $45,000. Immediate oc. 16' Std. Prospector cupancy. Call our office and August 11, 12 & 13 procure further details from our 15%' Std. Rover -16'Vee-StemProspector Sales Staff. ,~':: i "/:~. 18'i Vee-Sfem Freighter 16' Pal RULING CLASS Peter O'TooIo NEAR NEW 3 BEDROOM Chesfnuf Canoes HeM E: SHOWTIMES 7.'00 On Westview Drive. 2 Fireplaces, & 9:16 P.M. finished rec. room in basement. STARCRAFTS RUNABOUTS HAIDA THEATRE Also extra finished basement bedroom. Pleasant neighborhood August 7 8 9 & 10 on quiet street. Phone for further details.

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, J PAGE C3 • THE H~.RAL~, TERRA,CE, B.C. WEDNIf,~uAY, AUGUST 7, 1974 h ! Too Lat? To CLassify 8. Card of Than dryer, Situated on large lot CARD OF THANKS .d0wntown - to view at No, 7 Cone We w~sn to express our KalumTrailerParkafterBp.m: Phil Parsons - (P-32) . -.. -- . my capacity with the Cents as win hockey games. We're going sincere.thanks to the Thornhlil Phil Parsons has worn more Southern California Hockey co-coach with Was Phillips, and to have a well conditioned, well Recreation Commission, and 1969 Dodge Coro'net 440 2 ..dr. than a.few hats during his short Tournament. He accepted their turn out an entertaining and disciplined team that plays the boys of Thornhill softball- stay on earth - among them that invitation to visit Calgary, fell hardtop 316 V8 PS,, PB. raalo. successful hockey club. At the together as o team." league for the cards and flowers One owner. Excellent con- of a clinical psychoinglst, the in love with the country and Before ]-left the interview, of sympathy on the loss of a workman's hat as an electrical stayed. He became involved in same time I have to learn what dition. 635-3683 (C-32) it's all about. We'll let next year Parsons asked if I wanted to dear wife & mother, Mrs. contractor, the helmet of a hoekeyalmestimmediately and Lillian Bennett, also a special through his involvement met take care of itself." hear his three favorite sayings, For Sale: 13 ft. Scamper defenseman in semi-pro hockey . "I'm vitally interested in a the tenets by which he will thanks to Dr. Strangway, and the crash helmet of a motor Scotty Munroe. The two talked assisting Doctors & Staff at trailer. 635-6105 (P.32) often, several thousand hours in number of areas • minor coach. You'll find them in bold boat and automobile racer. hockey, community in- print scattered throughout this Mills Memorial Hospital, This year he'll add yet fac~ about hockey. Parsons S~,lllng 3 bedroom El Monte admired Scotty Munroe, and volvement, player develop- piece. MoblleHome Fully furnished another as he and Wes Phillips ment, which is essential. Deep The above article should Mr, Robert Bennett combine to coach the Terrace Munroe obviously was taken to & Family fenced lot, skirted & winterized Parsons. He took him into the community involvement is also serve as an introduction to Phil large sun deck & factory built Centennials in their second essential. This is a difficult Parsons. If you have the season of PNWHL action. For Pro Am Sports organization a perch. Can be viewed at No. 35 year ago. area to work in. One way to get chance, go talk to Phil, he loves Help Wanted Timberland and Tralle,r Park or Parsons it marks his debut as a talking. Hopefully, by next Phone 635-~93 als..._o16 Glendale coach of junior B hockey, Parsons wae recently given week, rll have had the chance although he has spent some- control of the Terrace 'hockey National Canadian Company travel trailer only used I season to talk with Was Phillips about requires male or female, part includes equilizer hitch wall to' years coaching minor hockey in school and, at the same time, a his role as co-coa~ of the both the States and Calgary, big break - the opportunity to "The world time or full time sales people. wall carpeting & many extras, coach the Terrace Cents. Terrace Centennials. Car necessary. Phone 635-9069 (C-65) "There are literally belongs to for more into. (C-3"5) % person who thousands of people,". Phil told 7/s 6B. Legal me last. week, "who have more those who Pre-school supervisor for Child Notice to Creditors experience than I have. l'm doesn't make. really lucky. If a guy aspires to rIND . Development Centre. be a coach he spends years in give 110%" Preferably licenced Send Estate of the deceased: top firm like the O'BRYAN resume of education & ex- Alexander LAMENT, m;s&alN0S,ii it minor hockey, gradually INSURANCE AGENCIES working his way up the ladder, involved tn the community is by perience to Executive Director late of Dawson Creek, B.C. LTD and you natura Ily want to 3915 Eby St., Terrace, B.C. Creditors and others having finally making it after many making the coaches and players stay with them. Their isn't tffJng," years. It's a great,oppor!un.i.ty accessable. Hopefully I'll Salary to be arranged. claims against the said to coach junior B. I m prunamy always have the patience and (C-33) (estate(s) are hereby required Parsons graduated from-the the luckiest person around. the time to talk to people." VALUABLE to send them dull~ verified, to University of Chleugo with a stepping right • from midget It would be great to see two, 33. For Sale -Misc the Public Trustee, 639 Burrard major In clinical psychology; hockeyto the top junior B team three hundred people out for bur experience and knowledge csl Street, Vancouver, B.C. VBC, save you lots of money. It's For Sale: 1 Good Milking Doe He played semi-pro hockey in in • the • Centennials practices, We want to get the 3L7, before the 18th day of three different leagues in organization." feeling across to people that this like finding a (Toggenbarg) 1 3 month old September 1974, after whtch Chicago. Following his "Mr. Munroe has obviously is their hockey team because it Doe ((Togganburg) date the assets of the said graduatlonhewenttoworkwith felt that I have something to is their hockey team. Laying Hens• estate(s) will be distributed, his father, an electrical offer the ability to become a "Exciting hockey comes from DIAMOND Pullets and cockerels having regard only to claims engineer, In northern Illinois good coach in a few years. I'm well-disciplined hockey, players also I •large grey rabbit, that have been received. when you first learn about the Phone 635-5097 (P-32)" I before moving to California startinginthe number one farm who play well, pass well, know O'ERYAN INSURANCE some eight years ago. club of theCalgary Center~nlals what they're doing. You have to Clinton W. Fcote, AGENCIES LTD,, It's nice to Sears tent trailer. Excellent I' In California he went into which is the number one juninrl establish constant, extreme Public Trustee, • 1 know the best In insurance condition. Spare tires, built-in (C-35) business for himself, racing all organization in Canada. vressare. A team can make up J types of cars and boats~ There's no finer orgunizatiun oi" what they lack in ability by protection is available right cupboards, carpet, canopy. $275 / 635-4351 (P-32) ~: br Although he never "did anything being well conditioned. I'm a Notice to Contractors startling in the racing world he 'great fan of Lloyd Percival, who recently died, and the father of tlEILI! For Sale: Medium size fridge Sealed tenders for tbe did make it to Indy three and misc, other furniture. 635- times,ag part of a pit crew. Russian hockey Anatoli following contracts for .Area 635-6371 4805 (P-32) . After a few seasons of racing he "Everyfime Tarasov. .Treatment work on the Neehako "Player effort, team effort, Waterways Improvement ! moved to the Los Angeles area, Used furniture for sale. where he played and coached you win, you're Project will be received by the Reasonable price, 5-3400 (C-32) undersigned up to 4:00 p.m., for six years. During that stint he met a 41. Machinery for Sale local time, Friday, August 35, 1974 and opened In public at that team of hockey players from re-born; t Calgary competing in a 1968 2010 John Deers trac time. loader. 1971 400 John Deere Everytime backhoe. 1654 1800 International b;o.0320605-CI, C2, and C3 on the tanden. Dump 1964 75A Nechako Reservoir near Burns Michigan 2 yd. loader with Lake. I: grappal. 1956 chev single axle Plans may be viewed on or Two puokster ooaohes named ,ou ,o.. dump truck. Call after 6 635- after August 12; 1974 at: 6251 (P-35) At a mid.summer hot stove hesald,"andldon'tliketolese. ScottyMunrocaedahandful of yOU die a Iittle," British Columbla Government session Friday night, it was You can expect to see extreme., NHL players- among them Jim 43. Rooms for Rent Plan Viewing Room, 501 West announced the Terrace Cen- constant pressure and first, Watson,John Davidson and Jim man that has sent more players 12th Avenue, Vancouver 9, tennialswillgowithatwocoach second and third efforts from McMasters. All said the same to the NHL than Scotty i only suite - self contained British Columbia. system for the 1974-75 season, the team. in essence, that while the boys Munree" . bachelor suite. For Rent. NO Local director WedPhillips and "The boys will be here a little in the centennialS organization ' i 'Personally. I ll!{ecoaching ! CHILDREN...NO. PETS... For Ranger Station, British Calgary's Phil Parsons will earlier this year, around the 9~ wereh't¢.,be 'ki~.d~%~or / the, pros, .. y.oupglt/~,~-, e;!.T.herr;e.s.~.e~.e~:.,:~' iOH. TELEOOMMU HlO further into. call Lou between 6 Columbia Forest Service, BUrns share the duties behind the or 9th of September and you II , eve'ryone.was;deHving benefit oous'sauslaeuon:m: tamng a', and 7 PM Daily 635-4566 CTF ' Lake, British Columbia. bench next yesrfor tl~e cents, probably see them running up from.their experiences, ~: player .and. ~res y~rs~!ai:rr r As well Harry Davy Will serve and down hills for a while. We'll Watson made a brief up- seeing mm in mc ~m~, ~s HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Prince George Construction the lesm in a general managers be the best conditioned club in pearance only, flying: out of professional coaching, by the Association, 3851 - 18th Avenue, l position, the PNWHL when the season Terrace Saturday morning for, time a young man reaches the 46. Cottages & Campsites Prince George, British s" the B.C. Men!s Baseball finals NHL he's been ~nght how to - open ...... :OR OOMMUHIOATIONTEOHIlIOIANS Columbia. .Parsons ,speaking to a small "We'd also like to see good in Vancouver... The Bulkley play hockey, there s not nanny Fully furnished cabin on crowd in the Terrace Arena's " relations with everyone in the Valley All-Stars.. "were as much opportunity to teach in the Radio, Equipment and Testing and deeded lot in side of Lake]so Plansandspeciflcationsmaybe banquet room, told the world communRy. Was Phillips, eliminated from', the tour-' hockey as there is in the junior Regulation functions, for employment at va rious boat access only $1o,550 .rhone obtained On or after August 12, , that the group was "Going to do Harry Davy and I wan( to ac- nament in two straight games, ranks," 624-3072 before Aug. 10th (P-32) 1974 from: cessable to everyone." Scotty Munroe and John Ifeel that belr~g as successful Io~ations in the Provinces of British Columbia our'.'l'm best". in this business to win," The group also heard from Davidsca also left Terrace as Scotty Munree would be a and Alberta. Applicants must possess 47. Homes for Rent Ranger, British Columbia,' -. o Saturday. very satisfying goal to reach. knowledge at basic electrical theory and will be Forest Service, .Southbank, See other articles on these It's unlikely i'll reach that required, to successfully pass qualifying I Ixlr. fully furnished house in British Columbia. O ntse open season pages for further information plateau though," Thornhill 2 trailer spaces also about the Terrace Centennials "I haven't set a goal for the examinations. Excellent Company fringe Ranger, British Columbia ' ~ team or myself yet, My only benefits. Salary dependant upon qualifications. Phone 635-577S (C-32) and the up-coming hockey goal is to do a successful job in 48. Suites for Rent Forest Service, Burns Lake, IL": :" i~ season. -. . • British Columbia, Applicants should write to: For Rent: Furnished suite. District Foresters, Prince Mr. E.H. Kenward, Close in, 5-7097 (P-32) ~~ r~" ~~--Ootober5" %, Rupert, Prince George, Van- Regiona I Manager, For Rent large 2 bedroom couver, Williams Lake, Nelson '"<:, :~.:"': ' ...... INSURANCE c0RP0 I~ATI~M CN Telecommunications furnished apartment 6 miles and Kamloops. : ::'~ ~;:.)~'.The Terrace Centennials will Terrace on the 6th for a home .f~::~*(~p~L their 1974-75 season on encounter against the same ~ OF BRITISH COLUM : 527 Granville Street west at New Remo. 5-4681 (P- !t Vancouver, B.C. 32) Engineering Division, British ,w:< October 5 in Kltimat. The tea Kitimat team. . ' Columbia Forest Service, .~:/"~"takes on the Kltimat Cohees The home and away series ~<~ VGC 1 X7 Two Bedroom; fully basement. Parliament Buildings, Victoria, ;~i 7::: that evening and then returns to with the Cohoes begins regular ~~ Side by side duplex. Phone 635- British Coltunbla (Telephone season play for the local lanier :t~~'~'~'~:~ 0LERK TYNST 9042 Vacant as of Sept 1. CTF 387-6643). ill also trying to organize a For rent a 2 bdr. basement i_, preseason exhibition season All enquiries should be made to suite with fridge & stove 4724 the Engineering Dlvisloo in against area teams. Last year Straume. (P-32) Victoria.. : ! 'J ,i I ~FLIGHT FACTS the Cents put together two _ exhibition games against the +i!; :.'~ " Did you know that: ' Cohoes before opening the ..The Insurance Corporation of B.C. hss an~lmmediate 49 - Homes for Sale Each tender must be made ~, ~ :Flying isn't just for opening for an experienced Clerk Typist in our Terrace subject to the Conditions of Large Recently" complete five ,:,L ' " the- young, Although the season.The team this year will have a Branch Olllce. Tender on the forms and in the, ,::. • . largest number is in the 25-29 greater representation from .. Cnndldates should have a typing speed of 55 - 60 w.p.m. bedroom - believed 9 par cent envelope supplied. " "' i~ .' . year old bracket nearly" 20 with a minimum of 1.2 years experience. Duties willinclude mortgage 4616 Hillcrest. 635- : ...... percent of the private pilots local rankS, with five Terrace 3611 (C-32) The lowest or any tender will ':. " /qualified for' their licenses boys expected to make the typing and reception work. -; .,' " ;'after age 40. About. 15,000 roster. Scotty Munroe willsend ..Starting salary will be within the following range com- not necessarily be accepted. / 57. Automobiles :~ " ,~ private' pilots are over 60 only fourteen players this year. mensurate with experience: /,: '. ~ years'old;~, ' Among the local players two ; SS18,19- $S87.40 per month Deputy Minister of Forests '~:i " :;'Flying isn't just for the uneof them a goal tender, are ..llyouareinlerestedlnaposltlonwhlchoHersa vsrletyof Must sell this week - am going to Parliament Buildings • -~'/:~ : ":~iideh, Sixty percent of today s expected to be on the team when. duties, plosse coofeet Mr. G. Dieters at Terrace 635.71t! or College -- 1972 Pinta Deluxe; Victoria, BHtlsh Columbia. • ' ' ,, ::' 'private~:. pilots earn less than the season opens, apply In person at 4641 Lazelle Street, Terrace, B.C. between 2,000 c.c.; 4 speed stick, radio, (C-32) rear speakers, vinyl roof; . .<, '= '$20000ayenr. For other news of the 9:4$a,m. and S:00 p.m. luxury interior • exterior. ' :../~. The cost of learning Lo Centennials see articles Excellent condition. 35 MI~G •.. :fly is~about equivalent to a elsewhere on this page. , The WARN WINCH Phone 635-4733 between 6 &8 (P- : "" ::winter's 'skiing or country 32) MECliANICS : ;- .... ", Club'dues according, to Piper i • It's ready for any job, LIEN ACT . , :ArcraftCorp. • : I '57 Consul spare motor & pa.rta : ". :i:': ~Asmnli Plper single en-I Good condition. Best otter :.. , : .:~glne!:h[rplane travels t#.,o to i any emergencyf Phone 635.3298 after 5 p.m. (P- • TAKE NOTICE that Terrace ~: .. /:'three"timesthesp eed°fthel .UplandsShell Oar Wash 32) Chrysler Ltd. 4918 Highway 16, • " :~fam ~/:aut0mobile and at 14 i Anytime you have a pulling job to do, whether Terrace, ~ British Cohanbia . !~)to.~gmtles per galLon. I IllillllliilllilEBHlilllilillllillillllll it's to free your vehicle bogged down in the 1966 Plymouth Station Wagon. having bestowed money, skill boondocksar to snake a heavy load with the Excellent condition. and material on s 1971 company pickup, it's a breezewith a powerful throughout. Auto., P.S., radio, Plymouth Road Runner, Serial WARN electricWllqCH.It develops8,000 pounds etc,, $950'~635-4851 (P-32) No. RM23VIRlI6049, B.C, null an a single line and can fish ~'ou out ol Licenco No. WDG-257, in the " GAS0Li OFF almost zmpossibtepredicaments. Operates on For Sale: 1962 VW Betile $150 amount of $L562,92 at the in. [2V systems and fits all 2-wheeland 4.wheel niso Sansul 1000X, "stereo Am. stance of Henry Coombs, 880 * Illllllil IIIIIIIII IIIIIIlilllllllllllll )l drives• Come in for a demonstration. Fro- turner amp. Can be seen at Muller Street, Terrace, British :,.): REGUIJiR I IR 'i 5101 Agar (P-32) l, Columbia and the said Terrace Motor- Cleaning For Sale ,97O ,.terna,o.ai. Car Wash FREE with 10 gallon or Truck - 4 speed, 345 V8 Engme,, v ...... o . at t/= The Price TWARN WINCH Around 30,000 women more - special deal for small cars that powerSteering, radio excell i condition - low mileage $I,gG0or v "now hold private pilot licenses. won't take l0 gal fill up YOUR. mptrb.t r ..... 635 3807 (C 32) offers to sell th~ said motor- • , It takes a minimum of nearest ozmr. - • vehicleby public auction at 4918 i: ~10"hours--20 writ instructor VISIT UPLAND SHELL TODAY '-- FOR U-HAUL oo.,~ Immber of people travel by 3504 KALUM I~RRAOE, storage shed, 80 gal, propane Ltd. ! '~; snlall-, airplane each year as 4808 HWY. 16 W. 635-4902 tank, stove, frldge, washer & (C-33) -- ./r de the commercially scncu. ~led a dines, • . k

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