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%: O I YOUTH KILTED =.,~ to start CAR CRASH One bone.r~tling section .c~ Highway 16willbemade smooU~ That's the word from Hlgh- ways Minister llon. P.A, Gag- -mr lardlo Six He announced I July. ?, that the CPA PLAME GROUMDED r F contract to pave 17.4 miles of pile-up road between Terrace and Hazelton had been awarded to BY ENGIHE TROUBLE City Construction .Company en 16 Limited of Vancouver.. Engine trouble grounded the CPA Monday night flight from Contract Is for $4S0,04S.. A young man ~lled followingan Terrace to Vancouver Work will beging shortly, the automobile crash on the Kit- The four-en[[ine DC6B arrived on schedule at 6-§gP.m. witl~ ' Highways Mlntster 'announced. wanga Highway• Saturday night. no trouble reported. The section coversthe stretch He Wa~ Roy BrackenburYt 19, But the pilot detected an electrical fault in number four from Mudflat Creek to.John son ox ~ro and Mrs, G. Brack- en_gine Just before takeoff. Brown Creek... enbury. Thirty.eight of the 46 southbound passengers were fed and The Highways minlsterwlllbe* He died Sunday in MIHs Mem- lodged at Lakelse Motor Hotel Eigh[ Terrace passengers over- In Terrace next Sunday In his orial Hospital in Terrace. nighted at their own homes. capacity as "a minister,of the Two other people present in A special DC-6B flight arrived here early Tuesday morning Pentecostal Church. the car were rushed to Hazel* with required aircraft parts and returned to Vancouver at S:le ton Hospital a.m, with the stranded passengers, r They are Laurie Harding, 17, of Cloverdale who suffered leg I New library and shoulder inJurles, andBrl~ 5ursting at Sundberg,juries.18, head and eye in- After 21 ) ears ed close' to the Brackenbury the seams farm. In another highway incident, Five days old and bursting d six• cars were involved in a Sande's mill the seams. spectacular six-car pile.up on That Is the story of the Ter- Highway 16, 30 miles e~st of race Public Library since it Prince Rupert. moved to its new quarters In, One woman was rushedtohos- to close down the Centennial Building, July 4 pital followingthe incident which July Is traditionally ~he dead- occurred ~ p~m. Sunday.. Sonde' S Lumber blill will close down. , st month in the library .year. Damage is estimated in the '[ The Terrace sawmill and log. Butnot in 1967. - thousands of dollars. [ging operation will close atler : **We've really been kept 'on Fight'cursed'• '21 years Operation here. our toes," enid Terrace Libra.. dillon,Reported suffering in satisfactory fromfaciallan- 'iniunctions,[ . The mill has consumed its rian Mein van Henk. orations, is Mrs. Viola Penny- lumber, quota and is unable to ' **One hundred and twenty.five packer of Petersburg, Alaska~ ~ [secure more. new borrower8 have registered HOPES RUN HIGH in Terrace Little League hearts for another: pray.off berth in Zone 5 finals here at Agar Park July 15-16. RCMP at Port Edward gave the I.L.--lUHUi "m ~y~"a-~" [ At itsone peak hundred S'ande workers Mills em-a~d since the opening In new heRd.. trip to the big city to contest the B.C. Championships.First' Winner travels to South Burnaby July 20. Anticipating the trip following account to the chain a n quaters/' she reported. step on the way is to beat out teams from Williams Lake, Kitimst Frank Leroux and Terry Patton (above) were out on atag day reaction rear-and collision: Mrs, van Heek said that from and Prince Rupert who will challenge the local ch~mps for a Saturday and found solid suPl~rt/" from Doug and Donna Fanning. A vehicle drivenby DavidJolm The B.C. Federation of La- hipped 1,500,000 board feet 300 to 260 persons have used [I 1 Anderson, 710 East Eiglfth Ave- bour will intensify its campaign lumber per month. - the library dally in the flvo.day nu% was making a left turn into against the use of injunctions in Moil. of .i.t was sold in the US. perind. This Is double the nor- f mmeaded brwerf a campsite area andhad stopped labour disputes, Today:a skeleton crew of 21 i mai number of borrowers. for for an oncoming vehicle. •*qn. addition to the massive workers, • including ..the.fore. ~F.Iv.e hun~,~M, new.. books h aye I - %'..m~ .-:.~,'~.:~., ~:- :; ~. ~:'~_.__..~ ....,~.~.,. • . .: SELL ~, Another ~Car..drivembv Susan

' total of approxlmately 6,6001 'lql~llM~l~ ~Hr ililiH pea Jmmedlately behind the ,AI~ [ dress~g' the ~reinstating r0ugl~ l;i'books on,the llbrery shelve&~l -. : , " : I [ ' -- ' ( dersen' vehicle, ' " ~",,, ~ • "eaeration ze nov/preparing for lumber~)i~ hand,, :~: -: : :, '," **We are already in need of ,~.±..~,t," '__ . _a ~ i I~ • ~Dn " A vehicle- driven by Peter" a ~ull'Scale tund...,~ ~cam. Timber rlghts",~and ~land "have' . The newspaper is the most popular choice" as the best medium ~ more shelves' * * she said,- for finding out about advertised items. Frank .Wuster, 801 Borden' palgn on injmicti~ns,-~-=~$-,said As- been sold to Skeen~ ForestPro. laces Ioaaea Street approached the two-car, , sit.ant secretary treasurer# John According to a survey disclosed at the :recent international dunts Ltd. and Polde Lumber :of shelves in the centre floor mmmm~w lieeupj apps.renUy skidded on-. Mcz~ews* . : Co, Ltd. of Terrace, : 1~ apace* Marketing Congress in TorontO. and reported in Marketing, thel A Terrace RCMP constable who subdued a crazed gunman wet pavement, and rammed.the ~*Over the,last few years the Ernest C. Sonde, president ~! More volunteer helpers could l~---~ewspaper was chosen for six out of the 1Oof the 120 rear ~f the Pilfold car. labour movement has spenthun. was honored for bravery. Tueada: , night, times (~'8"per cent) named in the survey. • ' ~ me company, became a part- i; be u.d. Seconds later, a vehicle dri- dreds of thuusands of dollars ner in the sawmtllbusinesswith ,; The library Is opendallyfrom arid r~in in 1 percent, or out the same as word of mouth. He is Constable L.R. "lvlson~ ven by Nuri Owega of Prince on legal fees andcourt llt~m,£ Clare.~ Gigpy in 1946. " 1~ ~ until 4 and '/:30 enUlPo*clock formerly of the PrInce Rupert Frank Orenstein,' of the Bureau of Advertising, American Rupert 0 skidded and crashed Lion. It'is our decision to now ~ewspaper Publishers Associationt who revealed the survey re- Following an eight-year part- !~- Closed all day Wednesdays, detachment. ' into the rear of the Wustor ve- go out on a drive for dollars "Saturday evenings and Stmdays, sults, said the people most interested In a product turned con- ner ship with Glggey, Sandetook ' Constable Ivlson andCorpbral hicle*- f o r political education," over the mill I I F.G. Herbert received commen- sistently to printed advertising for information about it because McNevin said. of Pthe more detailed information in print ads and the fact thatt The Owega 'car was then He changed the name to Sand0 dations in a ceremony attended print can be examined at the convenience of the consumer.~ smashed by the Alaska vshlcle uin addition'to our drive for Lumber Mills Ltd.j operating impaired by Prince Rupert Mayor P.J. driven by Mrs. Peunypacker*s dollars we are in the process with his son Raymond,. who is Leater and city Council. husband, of printing bumper stripsto pub. vice-president, of the company. This collision knocked the licize the fight,' ' added Ernie Sondee alth0~h reered iven 'Constable Ivison *faced a gmk Owega vehicle into the camp. McNevin. uIt Is our hope to get from the lamber business, will man with a loaded rifle while .Million,dolleraddition- " site area where it cracked into every worker to put a bumper remain active inthecommunity• serving in Prince Rupert ayear a parked vehicle owned by Nich- ago. ' strip on his car asking that the he is major shareholder in Ter. olas Kceman, 1360 Piggott Ave, curse~ inJtlJ)ctions be stamped race CalctumProduotsLtd.,and He and another eonstuble re. hUe* I Five convictions for impaired Out in B.C.' ' president and general manager. driving' brought in ,fines total. ceived an emergency call July Terrace Co-opr eveals ling $1,1S5 in Terrace Marie. 4,-1966 that someone was fir- - irate' s.Court last week, Ing a gun at 113 Second Avenue The.. following" convictions West. malor expansion here were made by Maglstr~e CJ. Constable Ivls0n entered a Terrace Co.op announced a m: Ilion dollar expansioathiswenk. i X~orrinlKon: bedroom to come face to face Contract was let Friday and; " ...... -Floyd M. Glade, Imlmlred with Peter Branton lying on a ~ork began Monday. -- • " I drlvlng fined $200 and prohlbl. bed and pointing a loaded rifle.' The new expansion will add i~m m~'T~ ted from drlvlng forone month! Brunton had alreadyshot and ]8,000 square feet to present [~UW II t Keven G. Cre'amer," Impalred killed James Johnson earlier in store facilities, " ~. "~b ~ driving fined $3'/5 and prohlb. the morning,. He is now serving CONSTABLE IVI~ON ited from driving for0ne month.* a five-year sentence for man. Extensive renovations are ,Lodge also called for in the new cow Gordon F. Brochu. driving slaughter. tract. .while ~usllendad for~aUing t~. Co-op manager Corbin King fll~me~ .r~,~n athtlltv, fin. According to a RCMP report: uCst. Ivlson noted that called the move .|*broadening' ed $1001 Robert Alexander Sin- the existing services.' ' claire one. Charge of fraudulent bolt on the rifle was in the Terrace' cocked positiOn. No new departments will be conversion, second chargefalse added to the Co-op but present prstences, and third charge ob-~ UBrnnton, still almhnlf the ~epartments will be expanded. Lodge Eapo you know. rainIng food andlodginpwilhout "But now the word is Lodge rifle at lvis~/~ said that he had contract has been awarded paying for it, was given suspon. come to t~e suite to shoot the Terrace. dud sentence with probation for to Blakeburn Engineering of Lodge Terrace is the name one year and ordered to make woman v(ho resided there but Terrace. she had eb~caped him and Ivison of a project to find accomn. .In xtx monffm, Co-op currently employs 90 daUon for some 600 students would make a rea~onal?le sub. full or part-time employees, Magistrate F.IL: Adames pro-" ~ltute. expected to register at the Pro. sided over the following con- Co-op first came to Terrace vinclal Government Yooational r. ~t~ ~ in November 1945 and opened viotions: "W~en Branton came close school this fall Robert Llewelyn Bonnettfined a store in a disused army hut. According to Chamber sucre. en0u~ to Ivtsono lvisongrabbed The Co.op had 16 members •~la00 for. Impaireddriving; ~ose, the rifle and disarmed Bran. .tory Fred Adames, theChamber I~ Turehinshy fined $1~0 for ion,' t then. SInce that time tt has re. '~has undertaken to procure a IM1eg ~, impaired While having gistered 3,500 members, Ust Of names of residents pro- care and control of motor ve- Corporal P.G. Herbert wu Manager Corbin King satdthat pardi to Provide sloeping~rooms hicle, commended for entering a bh~,. the million dollar expmsion was or board and room for these : Jose Cunerio. fined ~00 for lag Prfn'ce Rupert apartment caused by the volume of busi- students,' * .;,impaired driving and' Russell building Sunday February 36 ness done. ', Actlual opening, date of the "We intend to keep pace with ' Wilson sentenced. to. 30~ data • and rousing all occupants in the scliool IS not yet known. for wllhd dam~e to property. wood.frame bulldieg. the growth in the community,* ' Pr0vinelalGovernment autho. • ~ sat~ rlHes' have not yet answered a letter from the Chamber ask. • B.C. BANK LOWERS SHARES TARGET 1~ for information. ' iBUt'4t', is knOWn that the Gov. ei~nmbnt does not Intend build. f~g~'sleeping accom0daUon or a , Would you believe $25 mnliuon.""" restaurant for students as yet, :I ~Tht~"Vocat'lonal School will :gerve:Mudents ~*om Prince Ru. : ~_~.~of.B_piU.sb_Co.lt~..b..laI~'lowered its,flnan0/al sites, In admitting the $!]5,000',000 g0al wa" unrealistic Trebell i~rt~.,. Kltlmat, . Terrace and • ~ro~l~n~r~ -l~l~ll~ll~s(ll~0pP~ title: IO~,S capi~Jtarget •said it.h. been di/flcult .to set a practical figure at the time be. paints* east 'along Highway 16, ~:~.*' " ''~O...... ~e r ...... -,- ...... -, ' , ~ :'' ...... :cause ItI was impossible...... m gauge the res POns e the share dr 1ve ...i Fred Adames, said that he' felt !: -"e-: '- ...... ~'pon-s-ehas beln'-fa-v°rable .In B.ritlah.Columbia .would get from the man on the street, ..... " : . .... • . that the*':possibility of prlvat~ ..~u ~?.we mweacquzrmmexceu~o, oo0suurenolaer~,we reldlze ' He declared: "We will ral~n*fm.~hm. ~,,.aT 'i. L 'O. S'* enterprise opening a restaurant ,.',:__t~. $~l$'.mUllon is not a 'practical .target at thls.tim~.|, Tz'~l~ll not unll~ we are earning p~-flt-~-~ p~v~l~nd -& -~/e'co~n~s'Id'~'r near .the School should I~ con- ~u~, ...... "" • ' ' ' . "...; ..; ";' ~:'.'::'. '.' :~'::. " .that this revIMon lb. the amount ~ e~ital hu In no,w~ llmltad ' ~!dered, "! L .. mm~nCo~U~, to c~Im Prose, me b~. has :.sold onXy$o I 'the se.o~ of this ~ lemtuUo,., ..... ;:. ,., . ,.,: .... ' ~:Me~mwhne the chamber is ap. l~mm~.'to ,local people with a~ by the Am~ 16 de~"--~, ~ ...... ~ .: . ,,v~u m re~.,.. • I' 26~, m, ..~t.o.m.~e :cm.sml3..:date.unUl "A~ Mhand ao"u~. ¢0modation for students't0 re. ' - .... -:~---.~. . . ", :'. .: ..... • ' : ..~r|Immsw~.l~accept~ddterthddaj~.,.,: .i ..:.".. . gi~ter with'the Chamber, ~t Box -., Tr .e~n said the. ehan~.; ,means the btnk ~II l~.in]myl~ dlvl,;r. I', ':'[ " ~W e ~ r~OtV~ , corporate Order, but: iliem ,'~ ~course 9~6 :Ter$'~. , " " ~i*.:CiPunber of commerce is now loeatnd: In~e:•CenLen~al Bull. ',' "" 3

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TERRACE "Omineca" HERALD A IDY CAPP ' l I IL NE'S"" ....+ ...... + + . ~ ~ ~ CLINICwon: A Division of NORTHWEST PUBLICATIONS LI3nTED + CATHERIN E M, FRASER, Publisher JOE CUNNINGHAM, Editor mHusband :t talk '" -' . • :,:'." ."':: i Published every Wednesday at Terrace, British' Columbia ' " /~e The iN.Idlsher rmmrvss the right to edit or refuse items in the publicstion of the pal~lr. he: ust kic cats t /Vlember of B.C. Weekly Newspeper Advertising Buresu; B.C. Division of the e,. e C~udlan Weekly Newspepers Ass4clation; and Audit Bureeu of C;rculation. ~,~° I eOt&q BYGEORGE W. CRANE. -~. ~.'-'i . ii .. Anne Q., aged $6s has flied for a divorce. ? ~Dr. Cranes' ' she began, my h~ba~d a~d I Wet0 in collop J together." ~ • .: ..... ,~ Moderation before Marx "'SAnd we were married 'a few'[ - :-- - : " .:' " " 'months after we both graduated, the KeYix)ard of the piano in ! Whatever happened to politics? flannel. At lost week's national con- UB~t we are not compatlblel J' order to be a successful bus- i vention national leader Tommy Douglas 'lFor my husband never will baJnd~: + : :," : ;~,~i'~ : ,' i Time was when parties stood for some talk things over with me. BUt he must'learnhowt0 strike ! sort of political philosophy. A voter could did make some predictable socialist ,'lie Just sits and reads the the rJght keys in thefemalepor. consider it hogwash, but ot least a plat- noises. newspaper at night with scarcely sonallty In order to keep har- form stood for o party's ideas for turn- But the word from the floor was mo- •a word to me. mony in his home. ing the country into on earthly paradise. deration before Marx, and sweet reason • ~'Though I try` .to co0khls fa- • -1-4-1- Then the image-makers from the pub- in place of manifestoes. vorite foods, he never says a 'Yet millions of ,brilliant men lic relations outfits moved in. Toronto MP Andrew Brewin put the word. have lgn0red this vital study` of. To say nothing af a little sound com- new approach into succinct focus by "I wouldn't even mind his female psychology. suggesting that a party "dpproaching scolding me ff the feed doesn't It isn't lack of/sexual har- mon sense, when vote-seekers found that taste good, for. then I s d find out mony that Is driving Anne tO a voters wouldn't subscribe to pie-in-the- .the responsibility of power . . . must what Was wrong and try to cor- divorce •but lack of the ability. sky promises. avoid the luxury..of extreme, bitter and rect it. I to 'Scommunicate" or talk Liberals act conservatively, Conserva- emotional words. UBUt he says nothing. [ things over and enjoy friendly tives play footsie with the welfare state, While the Conservatives continue to uI would also be afraid to conversation s in their living and our own orchly conservative premier play a cutthroat game of follow the have children for he kicked rooml continues to make the NDP opposition leader, Mr. Brewin may be right and our cat once, so I have avoid- Although Amie IS' sexually the heirs off the rabble rousing CCF may ed pregnancy ever since. maladjusted, .too, that seldom is frustrated because he keeps stealing their uI think he needs me but I eaot~ to dr~ve a wife to break ideas• be transformed at least in to Her Mo- can't go throagh]lfe the waywe up her marriage. Most people felt that in this bypassing iesty's Loyal Opposition. are living. That's "why l have • ff -f-ZUsbsnd im~k~ "a of political principle, one could at leost They may even become socially ac filed suit for divorce, s ' ~line s' and psys his ~v[fe a rely on the New Democrat Party to re- ceptable and agree to recognize the Unit- 4-1-÷ daffy compliment, he can !1o1~ main constant to nationalisation, a so. ed States. Anne has been married four her devotion even ff he is a ciolist Utopia, and working class soli- If the parties continue to follow the OTTAWA OFFBEAT years. eunuch[ ..... darity. image makers behests, that old slogan Her husband is a chemist and For women are primarily ma- of the public spirited ~ vote for the thus quite the introvert. ternal creatures; not sex glut- But now even the horny handed sons He holds a good Job and is tons. of toil have gone electioneering and re- party of your choice" ~ won't apply any not stingy 'with bis money. Anne' s ' hus~band can easily more. There won't be ony choice. We're bailing out the Arabs placed their working clothes with grey BUt he doesn't know womenl stop this divorce ff he will Ju~ 3TTAWA, ; So now we're help- Our foreign aid bill runs an "We are aflempUng to take A brilliant chemist would not talk..more;Good husbands vet. lag in our own modest little annual $ 300,000,000 and the over areas all over the worm consider it a reflection on his balize. world-saving yay to bail out the Government keeps talking about which, whatever it may tell of I.Q. Just because he couldn't Poor husbands remain clamsl Arabs. doubling it. our good heart and good inten- play the piano. I told Anne that his kicking of Too much royal claptrap And not Just with moneys food Why? What's the reasoning tions, tells very little of our For he would realize that their cat may have been an in. and the offer of a place here behind it? realism and good sense. It Is piano.playing requires specific direct way of striking back at. in the Canadian sun for some all very well to minister to the • attention to the keyboard and her because of hls:fruStrat|on.~ Another Royol Visit to Canada ,pro- dreary mummery that is inevitable every of them to live. Well, it used to be politically vanity of certain people who many months of diligent drill. Many a husband will alSOll duced the inevitable cloptrop. We're even helping to train fashionable to lash Canadian tax. strut their little hour in the And he doesn't need to know ] ¢'chew out' s his kiddies s Jest to time she visits this country. how to bringforthharmonyfrom I strike back at ~s wife., The British papers felt thot Canoda We would like to see her treated as Algerian aircraft pilots. payers for not giving enough~ field of external affairs, except :. +÷+ that it is utter nonsense to be wos feorfully disloyal. the warm human being she is rather than and demanding that they come Someone predicted that the Seporo- Just as we help train the across until it hurts. undertaking these obligations on as a captive symbol of Empire. Tanzanian armed forces even But signs have been appearing the other side of the world as tistes might do something rude. while Tranzania is kicking that it Just might be going out the result of nothing less silly THIRD ANNUAL Somebody else soid the monorchy was The Queen's view of Canoda and Ca- around some of its Britishresi- of style. .than a phony national pride.'' o divisive element in Conada. nadians has to date been confined to dents. Item: The uproar ~.' Ietters to Tri-City Open Like we assisted Zambia with the editors of the Ottawa news- And umpteen editorial writers polished looking down the Iornyxes of plotitude- Item: Heber Smith, Conserva- a up their purple prose to write solemn, spouting minor officiols, and observing an oil airlift in UN's economic tive MP for Oatario's Sirocco papers . - the local, borne- squeeze on Rhodesi% at the very town 's public,,ions read by Par- Portentous and Epochal editoriols. an eternity of ,abdomens belonging to North s unanimously regarded as _ time the Zambian government what generally is referred to as liament . . over shelling out' Golf We don't have any quorrel with the armed forces personnel lined up to re- was pushing around some more for these" Middle and Far Eas- ceive new sets of colors. a "forward.thinking" Parlia- monarchy. It is not a true form of gov- of the British and makingthings mentarian, let fly with tt~ls the tern countries ruled by some of ernment in these democratic days but it And the only music she hears here is uncomfortable for a few Cana- other day: the world' s wealthiest despots. does serve ot least as o symbolic link be- o continual lugubrious wo~ling of God dianss too. Tournament tween that rapidly disbonding group of Save the Queen. And like we gave an economic UWe give $10,000 to some Item: Agriculture Minister countries known os the Commonweolth. As o matter of fact, why not abolish hand-up to the IndonesianS when country in Southeast Asiawhere Joe Greene, a man ofgoodheart SPRING CREEK Most Conadions are delighted to have all those nonsensical rituals and instead they were attacking ~Malaysia~ it doesn't do us a nickePs if ever there was one, saying one of our fellowCommonwealth worth of good. - Just so Cab. over and over again that charity GOLF •COURSE Elizobeth II os Queen of Canada. permit the Queen of Canada to see Can- club members s and looting the ada and Canadians. lnut Ministers can Junket out begins at home - - and isn't" But why must we submit her to the British' Embassyl, there and make speeches2' it about time some of these JULY 22 .and, 23 Even the founding father of Item: Senator Grattan (3' +'poor" countries began show- .. Canadian world-saving,. Nobel Leery, one of the deans of Can- ing some interest in a little Prizeman Primel~Iiuister Pear- adian Journalism. has said this: self-help? . Entry Fee: $6.00 .: son shows signs of g~ting Just a btt fed:uP. Legislature,.ru!es childish It Wanquite a surprisetohear him say the other day, when ask. BY DR. PAT :~CGEER:. MLA The average man is entitled, as a matter of ed about the Canadian UN cod- :BAR~B-QUE "Steakaut" "SA'PURD~Y NITE right s to see, to hear, to read in detail, and tingent on Cyprus, that "we letters te the editer- By present political standardss tl~e rules m to Judge for himself the actions of those he can't stay there forever.' ' Low Gross Prizes --- Low Net PriSes the Legislature of British Columbia are un. elects to carry out hisbusines~. +++ Editor, Herald; a non profit deal, but it grew believably childish. If it is more practical to bring the events The Canadians havebeen there ~ulte often we commonpeople large in theheartsofour people. •PITCH. N. PUTT CONTEST , It is time the people of this Province began to his home, through modern communications four years so far and are Just ponder over the ways and They gave' too freely of the to demand some maturity, from those they elect, such as television, than it is for him tqgn to starting another • six . month policies of larger corporations canal and lakesbore area for Although the dramatic debates of the United a Parliament Building, then nothing should im. hitch. and wonder how progressive boating and pichins. They al- Nations on as delicate an issue as the Middle pede the briugingof political events to hishome. The four-year bill -- and they really are. lowed you to hang around too East War can be brought via television and The United Nations is a long step from world Canadian taxpayers alone' foot one good example Is The Hot long with your kids by ~crack- radio to the home of every Canadian, uo such government but debates from the United Nations Springs. Many of you will re. Entries must be in by it for their 900- man force llngfireplace, enjoying hot dogs JULY 20 transmission of debates is permitted in our will soon be televised to average citizens in - - runs $32s000,000. call.the da~s whenit was Just and coffee. " " + Legislative Assembly. many nations of the world. To be coldly objective about a'be~ver d#amp. It took a great Those days are gnne alongwith In fact, no record at all of debates in our It will strip off the false posturing of political it, the biggest part of the bill deal of plain guts and plenty Skoglund' s name. " .. Legislature is permitted, leaders who depend on deceptionfor their power. - - pay and allowances for the of real hard work to do what Let ~s hope that something 36 Holes' Medel PIoy Worse than that, a citizen is not permitted To many citizens of B.C.s the fact that these Canadians - - would have to be was done for the first seven to go into the public galleries of our Par- debtates are televised will create an air of equally as good ca~ come d n paid no matter where the men years. And we all know the man fls place. BUt don' t let us sell liament and make notes of what his elected humility about our own political affairs. might be'serviag. who did it. Skoglund did a fine member says. They have not reached adolescence,much less short, a man who has given --. 18 .Saturdo¥ But $2,250,000 of the annual Job and'gave the people in Ter- so much tothis country and help- Anyone who witnessed world leaders at the adulthood. $8,000s000 cost is incurred race and Kltimat something to ed to place Terrace and the Hot United Nations present their views, not Just BUt such maturity of our regional politics simply because the force is be proud of. I wonder if he wiU 18 Sunday before their fellow delegates s but before every is essential if •Canada is to play the leading Springs on the _ma~. forever. where it is, in Cyprus, and must ever get credit he deserves from Even large corporations: can common citizen s realizes what now is expected role in world affairs that Canadian citizens are be supplied. Over the:four.year the local users. make mistakes. in our politics, coming to expect. period that amounts to Time marches on; he is no It, I. Petersen, $9.000,000. longer there. A great change Terrace, I~C. SYSTF.M ", The l~ee enclosed and through Magazine co So nows • the patient " Prime has taken place. The once cheer. HANDYCAP the amber showus _ . ndemns box type factories Minister~ amazingly, is getting ful atmosphere extending itself Seems buried in the Juice It' s about time municipalities small one - - must provide for" tired of paying, out the to the localfamlliesseems gone. De Calvet house which was his own. passed laws against ~berry at least flvethings:efflcientlay. taxpayer' s money - - and for Dollar signs and other Signs Prizes. Galore boxes' that all too soon become out, easy maintenance, pleasant what? have crept in. This could be 0Fento public MARTIAL industrial slums, working conditions, lack of pol- For no settlement, he has progress but we are sad to MONTREAL (C1~)-ThePierre Isthe point of an ed[. lutlon and handeomelandsca- confessed to Parliaments and for see it come and the oldways du culvert House, built before REFRESHMENTS BERT 'torialtltled'small-PlantDesig+"" n pings and flexibility for ex. precious little prospect of any cast aslc[e. Grows Up' in the,cui'rent issue pension. , being negotiated. 1~25 and one of the oldest in We are also very sorry to Montreal, will be open' to the of Plant Administration and En. ~'To be truly` flexiblei ' says It was that old Conservative public for four months this sum- gineering which featuresa pic. Plant Administration, a fan- war - horse s former Defence see Mr. Skoglund s name cast (LADIES TEE OFF AI:'rER MEN) DELIC4TESSEN torlal parade of Canada's best tory must have adequate sur. Minister Gordon Churchill, who aside too. This place was a mer for an exhibition of .early real land mark to his credit ~uebec furniture and paintings. OPEN 7 new factorles, rounding land, Economizing on dug up the bafflli~g situation of .. "Even small manufaotur- land resluts in the serious con. Canadian taxpayers financing and foresight. Some of us won- • . | er.~.: ~ ..comments the business gee, ion we now have in down. the training of Algerian pilots. der why it was removed? 4++ He gave the place a persona- Days a Week ,uo,,o==, ,o ,o. sectlonsacrossthenatlon. *+' - realize the payoffs of good fan- "Why repeat the mistake in How come s he wanted toknow; lity which money and profes sign. FLOWEItS and GIFTS ' allsm will never replace. Eas- • tory must do more than merely the suburbs? But that' s what, s especially when Algeria had WORLD-WIDE DISTRIBUTION SERVICE 0Den 10 a.m. Till ]0 p.m. surround a production line with happening all too often. Small flown in troops for Nasser's terners sometimes find it ~ff. ficuit to savvy the rough and e Prompt awi Efficient .. '. A~oU from four walls and a roof." plant plazas offer the advan. laugbable legions? C~llem,~,, I I:L____. The editorial stales that any tages needed to overcome the Well, lamely explained Exter. friendly ways of the westerner. + O-Quality and Freshness Guaranteed ...... w; I~lunt - - but particularly the situation. - prestige locations, nat Aid Director Maurice Strong The old management could he • • Competitive Prices ' • -"~.----~V~--'~~.-~A~ ~ ~.~~- slick landscaping, space flexi. of the External Affairs Depart. crRized however for running bility. "'" sent, the pilots were "only" ~off~10~L~o~uff0~um(0 •Come and browse amongst the finest seleefion. / • cwilian fliers and their train. of gifts snd flowors in the Terrem area.. [ ~.: ~ ing was costing merely a nego Editor~ Herald; I ligible $300,000 a year. But Perpetual Bond Holders will +L L B O A rl D ++++++++++:+++=ART'S aren't civilians militarily con- be interested to learn that the vertible? recently formed Perpetual Bond MARGUERITE'S ~'~~. ~ ...... CHEVRON 5ERYICE Holders Association now •have FLOWERS Am .'GIFTS ' -'" +i•~;. We' re helping the Communist CONF CTmm Y representatives all across +. 1461~Grelll,,0Pl~sli~ C~p -..IN44r. Phone hrvlm . Ph,.6~$~,' • L i+' . TerraCe ., • Viet Cong.. without their in- Canada. vitation .. with medical supplies This Association has been or-. In their war against the Ameri. 5~i.++ tO $1;00' ~ Thornhill ganized for the sole purpose of cans. drawing, Governmental and ,..-. .• '" i . - NEW HOURS And why` are Canadian , .:' ,6 A.M. ~ 10.I'.M. taxpayers vohmteering unsought Canadians who-enirus(ed their , ~] -,',".:.~...... " ', , ...... " . - Seven Days e, Week. assistance ito theenemies of .+,,osavings to the Federal Govern~ : Announcing .... ~ cur closest neighbours and. merit, through the. put,chase of i . : : ' " ~ ' ' " ' : '" ' ' " ,:: ..... :~:.,,.~'~':;~i,"'~:"~ ' • ; -~.: " -. " ~..v....~§~.~.;~_~...~_:.:.~:.:.:.:.:....~..:.~ strongest allies? Becaus% says • . :. - c=:.~r ~.::~:~.'..~:..~! :.:+:;.~..:;:::.:.:.;:.:.:.:.:;:.:.;~. Aid Director Strong. *'we m~k. no distinction be,w-con .he",'we pressionyears.~Filty- fire':Million" " Dollars' A NEW SERVICETOR THE RESIDENTS OF'TFIE TERRACE"~RF~I ~/., : &Piece McBrine Lu ggage Set sides.' ~.i$6§,o00,000.). in' Perpetual ...... ' • : ...... :'-:~ %::.'.

.ands were .ld ,o can=lans TF.DArI: P ' r ' J ' ' ~ ''... " L ' ' ...,,...:~'!=.' " '~' "~''"1,,i: ":. .... Y-./.~'~'/~:L'::7~'. '~'~'~'~'~'''~".', , ...... : ...... *38.95 : . T.E in=ira, merthepm+hmy " M P .fl l lVl:++" ' ,:/ .".:';' ' Money paid for years these bonds have; depre- ctated Over TWenty_Million Dol. ~l~ r~ ~ Selection Of::Inexpensive:: . 1 ~ '1 [ . .SWEEPER haddock, pollock lars:(~a~,OOO,OOO.), m actual .... _.. English .Sultcmes .. cush. value 'and~ much more in DIGBY. N.S. (CP)°The Cape purchas.ing power. , St. Mary' s Anglers Association Perpetual Bond Holders are. of Meteghtn, N.S.~ Is offering urged to write.She Aesoclation : Sm . to+* held + =dS= i l +::.:•i: COMING; $~00 In prizes In the centennial at 3221 We~ 41st Avenue, Van..( I ~ iWll! Memorial ~ltal at , _ ~u~ Omtnt. 5:l fleho~ama, a compatitlonforthe eouver "lSp-R,C. for further par-i biggest poll0ck~ cod or haddock ticulars, , " +'+:o.uoy L,+U, +':; : : I caught between Sune 15 and Aug. D,S. MaeNeil /!~. i ~ yancouWr, ' ' • ] •' i ¸ •( • •- •~••, . ~ -~,,,...-.~ /

July li. 1967 ]~.qRACE ';OMINECA', HEP~ALD. TERRACE, B.C.

/ ...... Peter llughan, a'resident of Miss Joyce' Ovelson, of the the ~Nass River Valley since 19~-4 Terrace.~ Omineoa Herald ~. has accomplished a centennial was honored at a wedding show. project, Hehas cut out a ~atl er last week at the home,of'* Whitaikllteea,,. *: ~! :~ -.,--.m vmm ~V. ' from/,the ~pproximately ~0- Mrs. Gall McHugh on Hangl~nd Avenue. Co- hostesses were PLANT Mrs. Laveree .deKergom~e._auz~ and Mrs. Anne Johnston, ~oyce was the recipient of many lovely ~eduetion,~, ~ur ~, ~~i!!/~ I on Its scenic beauty-' A party of gifts as well as a bouquet of later this year ~ ~ ~B~ '~:h i ~ TOURS young people from Terrace, red roses, Her marriage to Bob .workers. Nw Zm~irtaZ MImF, ~i • K!tlmat'and Prince Rupert have Hipplsley takes place on Satur. Z-td.-.'~'s tt w~ ~uld lX)O.t°U:?!i.i!ii! I". Mr; .and'Mrs" John Ross oY I 'planned~a trip into the crater day, July i5 in Knox United' inverness, :Scotland,'are visiting on July ~2. , " Church. ,i.... /35 per cent copper. ~, :ij~,i!~i~i with their, son-in.law and'daugh. *..* +++ : .....:..... Aluminum Company, ' 'i.' -- " i.... ' ,i~;":'"': !; ' ff;:'=TMrs. Georgecry. F fhnmi Doegle :0f vancouver Is ,, .... - :~./ !':,., .~ -~,?":.~, .-;:, :,i :of Consdo, Limited Mrs. Arnold Ferrettl i'eturned , ckshm~k:~d'family on ParkAve. ' a visitor ~ta to~,:the ii!|ouse last week from Kamloops where i nus,*Prlor to (:oming to Terrace •guest of Mr,! land Mrs, Joe she Visited with her son;in-law KITIMATsMEI.TER : On 'the 'July 1st week.end they Cunningham ~, ,:in the Keystone and daughter~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray visited their son and daughter- ~rtments. Mrs.Cunplugham. ~: Blair. ++-+' , :' in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross Is Mr. Deagle's niece, ~ ,'~ ~ ' ' and two' grandchildren in St.., * .... i .+++ : , ." Mrs. Margaret Van Herd is wart, B.C. They plan to stay' in~ ~' Mrs[Fr~k MSGfl#ery ~IV~ •back on the Job again at'CFTK Canada until September, Later couver accompanied byher after a short sojourn in, Mills /his month they will back .to brotheri •: Bill ~Greaney : of St. Memorial Hospital. " , : Montreal~wlth the Cruckshanks ~ry: Day is a Sale D~ James~ ~Long Island, New York~ - • . ++-I. for a visit to EXPO. • ~c+~c - are visitors to Terrace:this Members of the. Daughter of week staying at Skuglund Hob the Nile entertained Saturday tar your money Mrs. Ads Lundqulst of Wil. springs. Mrs. McGil~,ery, widow llams Lake arrived saturday i~ night, June 25 at a garden party of the late Dr. Frank McGil- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Terrace to make her home with very, is a former resident of • ~ -.'" i~:: ~m~ '/4 Lakelse Pb.' '6~58~ her son and daughter.in-law, Mr. R.Jo Schaeffer on Scott Road. ' .,[ ,,, . Terrace having lived here with Lodge Prineess Elsie Anderson, and Mrs. Barry Lundquist and her husband from 1946 to 1950, family. president of the club, welcomed June 1st --Sept. 1st She is greatly Impressed with husbands and other guests. • " 4-++ e changes that have taken place • 9 e.m., 10::~0 e.m., 1:30p.m. Mrs. O,A. Kaulbeck'anddaugh- ~ Games, dancing and community this area since she left. singing were the order of the and 3 p.m. r ter Susan are at present vaca- +++ ~, tioning with relatives and evening. It marked the occasion THE Mr; and Mrs. • Robert Keen- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slosh' s d Monday to Fridoy Inclus;ve friends in Ontario. MORMAHelders Lee Jepson (left) of Greeley, Colorado and Edward Abbott of Spanish Fork• • ~ . , leyside and five children of Gol- 30th,wedding anniversary' den B.C, are visiting with Mr. Utah, are now knocking on Terrace front doors to explain their religion. .SWEEPER Mrs. I. Johnson of the Ter-. Keenleyside' s parents, Rev. and race Post Office Staff has re- Mrs. George Keenleystds. Mrs. James Ratigan of Calgary, Al- • • " "0 • IS 1o tours on S~turdoys, Sundays at turned from a three.wnek vaca- Keenleystde Sr. is at present a ~erta~ is visiting with hisnieo% Mormon,,m menartes in Terror. tion s~ent in Eastern Canada. patient in Mills Memorial Hos. Mrs. Gertrude ovelson and , : ~.$tatutoryr Holidays . she visited her. brother and sis- family on Sparks Street. While •COMING ter- in law in Ottawa and spent pitah :, .~4..F ~ here he will give the bride away a few days in E YPO. On the re- Mr. and Mrs. M, (Bud)Mooney at the wedding of Miss Joyce These., .(• elders areyoung men Jt turn trip she visited friends in Ovelson and Robert E. Hippisley To meke' reservations telephone Jimmy and Kelly, are leaving Hamilton and Elliot Lake, On- next week.end for a trip to Cat- on July 15, He will be return- ; It's not everyday that acouple . t~lo. Eiders Abbott and Jepson. Kitimot 620 and ink' for gary, Alberta and the Okana. ing to Calgary,he following week of 20-year.aids" drop In to the They are giving two years ÷÷+ g.an. accompanied by Mrs. Ovelson office and tell youtheyareminio "Plant Tour Infatuation" +++ of their lives to work as mis- A 21st birthday partywasheld who will spend a vacation in stets of ~ellgion. ' sionaries for their Church. for Miss Brenda Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Siracki Alberta. ~-4-+ Elders in fact. That' s standard practise for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.I~ are both out of hospital now. Mrs. William D. Grifflths re. Bet that' s what happened.his ' young Mormon mbn who can af- Turner at their home on the Old John is recuperating at home fol- week. ford it, They or their fatal. *TIMELY TRAVELTiP Airport Road. Aboet 30 rela- turned last week from Berkeley lowing an operation and'Julia,, Hospital accompanied by her "Elder" seems a bit of an" lies pay for "their support dur- tives and friends gathered 'on is back at her Job in The Hub exaggeration when you meet Lee ing the two-year term. • ~. . ,. Saturday night, July 8, to help on a part.time basis following husband who went south tobring Jepson and George Abbott. her home. -~+4:. Their missionary method isto her celebrate the occasion. four and a half months absent They look like a Couple of knock on front doors and ex. CAN SAVE ÷÷÷ due to sickness. A - surprise miseellaneous college kids. plain their religion. Terraoe Over 90 adherents of the • +4~- shower honoring Miss Mildred But "elder' ' is their title in They' re not pushy, don't go Wagenasr prior toher marriage the Mormon Chareh~ which they Evangelical Free Church hono- The Terrace" Kinsmen Club off into diatribes. red Rev. and Mrs. H. Jost, re cently donated $ 500 te the pro. to Mr. Robin McCall was held prefer to call The Church of They don't make many con- WORRY-MONEY, TOO prior to, their departure for posed home for the old-age.pen. at the home of Mr.~. W.E. Skll. Jesus Christ of Latter-day verts. Drugs Lethbrldgc, Alberta. The party lieorn on JuneM. rs.The bride- Saints. "Most people are friendly' stoners. to.be was presented with a sou- Kelum St. 635-2727 took the form of a turkey din- , +++ Jepsom and Abbott are cur- said Lee Jeppson~"But veryf~w 'It can be mighty embarras- everyone except their pure., venir wedding booklet as well. rently rapping on Terrace front iOIpen Sunday 12-2 p.m. ner followed by an program of Jay Chapman, son of Mr. and are really interested.'' sing when you runsbort of ready baser. What's more, ff your entertainment. Mrs. John Gies. as gifts from those present, doors to explain their beliefs. Both found Terrace afriendlv B of M travellers cheques Mrs. John Chapman, left on gaily wrapped and. presented in cash while travelling, Yet i no brecht presented Mrs. Jostwlth It sounds like an oddball oc- town. one likes to carry around larg~ are . lost, destreyedjor stolen Dominion Day week-end for West a miniatnre home. Hostessed :cupation for two young men. a gift on behalf of the Women' s Vancouver to. spend the summer Friendliness Is a quality that sums of cash because there'~ the bank replaces the~ Missionary Society. Mr. W. Hal. were Mrs. Skilllcorn, Mrs, Milt A number of other, less spri- can be ~ appreciated by front. Do before you set off on that months with Mr. Chapman's. Olson, Mrs. Albert Richardson, tual.practines spring readily to always the dang.i" of loss or fman, on behalf of the church brother-in.law and sister, Mr. door missionaries. heft. next trip, stop at the Terrace congregation presented the Mrs. Robert Ramsay and Mrs. the secula|:-m~nd. "Some of our missionaries branch of the Bank of Montreal and Mrs, Angus McLean, Ran Lennas" What s the answer then on Josts with areoliner chair. Rev. nut that, s the way it is with have had the hose turned on your nex~ vac~tlu,, or business and buy as. many traveller~ "Your Rexall Jost has accepted a call to a them,' ' Edward Abbott explain- trip? " ~ ~ cheques as you think you' ll need pastorate in Lethbridge. cd. The service charge is negligible ÷÷+ • More • and, more .people are Both boys 'expect an invita- finding the easiest~ and safest and the peace of mind iswonder- Miss Judy Schuits and Mr. tion to Join the US Army when way to carry funds for travel ful. Lynn Horton left Saturday, July their missionary tour of duty purposes today is in the form of Douglas Williams, the account Lakdse 8, for Peterboroagh, Ontario ends later this year. B of M travellers cheques. Any tan,• or any member of the staff where they will be summer After that Lee Jepson will re- bank in Canada and most hotels will be glad to help you makd geests- at the home of "Lynn' s" t,.tF,~n to co!le~e ~vlth ho~e~__ of parentsi Mr. and Mrs. R. H0~.: t~-/~ ...... - +.++ ic interest is mathematics and cash it. - - a large sum. tra~rs letter he' s aiming at becoming acorn- Super-Valu Shopping A pizza brunch was held 'at .Thus the" person cashing it of credit are available from the the home of the Toflagers on purer tecnfcia~ Iknows right .away that you and B of M. and if you are going Cenlve Sunday in honor of Miss Karen only you are the rightful owner, abroad, there are special traVel- Phone 635-5617 Jest who is leaving with her pa. Meanwhile ~tey are two young men wandering about town, ex., This fe~ure : makes ~ B of M~ lers cheques available at every ~pen Sunday T-9 p.m. _ rents for Lethbrldge Alberta. travellerscheques useless to branch. The event was sponsored by the plaining their belief in Chris. teen-age sundy school class, tianity and the revelaU.ons of . ~ADVERTISEMENT " 52~ J PRESCRIPTION SERVICE the Angel Mormon to Jossph; and a presentation of a glass Smith in the US 'in the early DRUGS - SUNDRIES paper weight was made to Kn- ran.' 19th century. TERRACE ,elic essen & ffee Shop featuring: GOLF FOOD WITH THAT HOME COOKED FLAVOR plus ALL TYPES OF EUROPEAN DELICACIES Ac~Is from Hie LakelN Hotel •FREE JUNIOR LESSONS

.~.~:~:~:~:::~i``~:E`~:`;:~:~:~::~:`;:;:~::~:::::;:`:;:::~:~:;:::::;.~::~:`:.~.:.~`;~...~....~...... THURSDAYS And FRIDAYS at: I0 A.M. ;$:.:~'~i~: ~::: :~..%..-.~;.'; :;::: :: :: .~..": .:..~ .:: :: ::~.~:i:::-~:: :~:i:i :~ :i :;:; :': ":" :': ,:' :::" ::::::: :::: ;::: ;:::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ::" HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM Rev. Ran and Judy Adams (above) will conduct a vacation bible school mornlngsJuiy17.28, atThornhillSchool. TheSchoollssponsoredbyUplandsBaptL~ COMMENCING JULY 14, 1967 DON'T set his Church. Mr. and Mrs. Adams comehere from Grand Canyen College. Phoenix. Arizona. Pay $1.00 Green Fee After Lessons Are Over'And PlaY,Till 4:30 P.M. '

Wind, rain, don't bother RON CUSH - Inntru©to¢ " world on fire guides at Lakelse camp SPRINGCREEK GOLF :COURSE Girl guides have to be ahardy Crlngan of Prince Rupert has annually to learn camping skills, 'BAG, CLuBs, .AND GOLF BALLS .SUPPLIED lot, guides from Kemano, •Prince fellowship and. good citizen- There are 150 of them camped Rupert, Kitimat, Telkwa, Hazel. ship.' ' out at Lakelse Lake for ten ton, Porcher Island and Terrace Some 9.5 of the' 150 guides' Pre-Registration at Your Community Centre ' :' ~ ~i days of wind, rain and cloudy under her turisdlctioa, in camp now are working ontheir skies. Camp run~ July 5- 15. pioneer badges. Groups ofguidesare currently And guide publicist Marion' working on displays to represent Purschke reports that no the industry of their hometowns spirits have been dampened in with logging and fishing well the downpour. represented. The 150~ guides at the Lake Why the camp?' represent the local area divi- According to MarionPurs. sion. Camp adviser Mrs, F.J. chke ,"Glrlguides go to camp BOB CHRISTL ,PRESENTS, THORNE'S They Wear Longer .Because ALL ALUMINUM Made Stronger ALUMINUM BOAT- .... BOATS TRAILERS ,/::

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MR. "ALEX HOULDEN, President announces

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ALEX HOULDEN President

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BY ITS VERY NATURE IT Parking: 50 cars ~,~i•: ¸ ,.:.. I IMPROVES AND BUILDS

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Page Six TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD', TERRACE, B.C." Wednesday, Jul£ 12, 1967 f i,i T RDS

• REAL ESTATE • REAL ESTATE • FOR SALE / • Cars, Trucks, Trailers • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTEG, female I~ERRACE "Ominoca" HERALD • FOR RENT • ~L. P.O. Box 1177 OWNER LEAVING 31cCULLOUGH 2-10 chain saw I FOR SALE OR TRADE TRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVE FOR dryeleantng plant. Apply ~ Phone 635-6357 EXECUTIVE'S RESIDENCE Must sell 1500 sq. ft. with full! OSBORNE'S GUEST HOUSE -- extra blade and chain. Full 1961 Meteor 4-dr. Rideau 500. WE require' an active,' energe- at Coin.Clean Latmm-y, comer Telex 047-8422 Standing in lovely grounds basement, wall to wall carpet, I Comfortable rooms in quiet set of tools. $200.00 Phone 635-, Trade on lot or land anywhere tic representative living in the of Lazelle a~d Ememon. "~ett Advertising Manager approx. ~ acres, overlookin~ double fireplace, rumpus room, ~residential area. 2812 Hall St. 2984. p52 in the Terrace area. Phone 635- Prince Rupert -Terrace area to Donald H. Wiebe river, secluded, no dust 2 car garage, large view lot. 635.2171. oo~ 6638. .. e~ dev'~e full time in the interest, ~ noise, many features. Stel Will accept trade.'TW0 lots on ~/AMAHA 60 motor cycle.less and s'e~l the services Of a large Fill your hours with exciting . National Advertising Lakelse Lake with 2 bedroom GATEWAY COURT -- One and than 200 miles on it -- will take motor transport company. This. well paid work; Show studio "~ Armstrong . Dagg down lounge for entertain two bedroom furnished $100 loss in order to sell im- ing. 43 ft. x 37 ft. only par. cabin. Commercial property 2 is a salaried position with the Girl Hollywood Cosmetics.' Representatives Ltd. lots on Greig Ave. Write Box suites. Reasonable summer mediately. Phone 635.2984. p52 usual company amenities. New tics with good credit ratin~ OK USED CARS type ear required..Please reply For information 83543436. • Western Regional Newspapers 287 or Phone 635.5195 for ap- and winter daily, weekly and DINING ROOM set like new; 207 West Hastings Street considered. Phone 635-2622 pointment to view. ctf monthly rates. Phone 635- 1967 Cama.m. radio, v i nyl in own handwriting with full i : : i " " off evenings, Box 307, Terrace. bedroom set two bunkbeds; one Vancouver 3, B.C. 5405. t~t portable television. For infor- roof. New $4300, Wholesal( particulars to: Sales Manager, p5~ NORTH-EAST corner lot on $3636.00 345 Harbour Ave., Noah Van- CLERK.STENO, ahoRhand not Member of: Keefer Street three blocks from SINGLE or double sleeping mation phone 635.5772 after 6 couver, B.C. c52 essentinl. Insurance experience. B.C. Division of the HOME ON HILLCREST AVE. Co-op. $2500. Phone 635.2610. rooms With kitchen facilities. p.m. p51 1986 Pont~, 2.dr. tiT, PS, PB helpful. Write advertiser box Canadian Weekly Newspapers TWO STOREY, 2 bathrooms p51 Also, self.contained furnish- Radio. New $4400, Sale $3, LOOK 427, Omineca Herald. Terrace. Association 2 fireplaces, patio, well land- ed apartments. Phone 635- BABYBUGGY in excel'lent con. 350.00. FIND OUT HOW TO EARN /eft soaped. Occupancy August 1. APPROXIMATELY 150 acres 6658. c~t and For appointment to inspect. in Nass Valley. Fresh water dition, make into car bed. Will $100 to $1000 monthly in your MATURE woman for part .time Audit Bureau of Circulation accept most' reasonable offer. 1965 Plymouth, 2-dr., ne~ spare time with no interference Phone 635-2370. ctf creek and good road. Write Box FOR a quiet comfortable sleep, Wr/te Advertiser Box 419, Ter- paint, wliolesale $1775.00 to your present full time job; work in local store. 'All bane- Classified Rates 416, Advertiser, Terrace Herald try the Hillside Lodge, 2 blocks race Omineca Herald. stf with a small investment this ]s fits. Reply in own handwriting LOT IN downtown New Hazel- p82 north of Government Building, 1964 Meteor, convertible, bi~ a terrific business opportunity to the Advertiser, Box 434, Ter. Five cents a word (minimum 2S ton. Adjacent to highway, suit. 4460 Little Ave. By day or engine, $1950.00 for man or ~voman. There is no race Omineca Herald. , cff words) ~ 2Sc off for cash. able for Commercial Building BARGAIN, REDUCED price 2 month. Non-drinkers only eft If you want the BEST Quality, Display classifieds $1.$0 an offices or a fishing retreat on bedroom house, sewer and wat- FAST sarvicerv,ce anaand ~v.-SAVE money 1966 Vaux Viva, 2-dr.,- 1o~ obligation except to yourself. inch). In Memoriam, minimum weekend~. Phone 635-5896 or er connected. One acre of land too, buy from the manufacturer. mileage, $1390.00 Reply •Advertiser Box 431 Ter- ~--'~ ~-----: race Herald, giving your name $2.50 ~ Deadline Monday 4 Write Advertiser Box 437 Ter. Phone 635-5241 or see at 5024 Give your stationery a 1966 Pontiac 4.dr., V-8, aut( P.M. Display advertising Man. race Herald, Terrace, B.C. p52 Graham Ave. eft & phone number~ eSl '~ ~ ~e] "~- ~ day Noon. new impression todsyl trans, PS, PB, Radio $2975.0( I top convertible, metallic gold FOR SALE COURT Bring your order to the Herald FREE COOK BOOK ; in color, for a '56'- '59 pickup. WE STILL have .some choice 1966 Chev, 4-dr., Bel Air; PS • Get Your Rawleigh Cook Phone 635-6605 or see at 3311 Subscription Rates lots available on our now sub AVAILABLE August 7, 1967 -- office or mail it direct to PB, Radio, white $2990.00 lovely 3 bedroom home with APARTMENTS Book now and information how Kenney St. Terrace. c51 Single Copy 10c division two miles cast of town. NORTHERN RUBBER STAMP 1965 Pont., 4.dr., V-8, Parisi to make money selling Raw-i Yearly $4.00 in Canada :Lots are 75 x 200' and are pric- full basement, prime area close TERRACE Yearly $5.00 outside Canada to schools, landscaped and fenc- WORKS cnne, PS, PB, $2367.00 leigh Products, full or .I~art! TD14 CAT blade canopy C ed at $1100. Pick up a good Featuring 66 Modem Suffes time. Write Enwleigh, Dept. winch. One owner since new building lot now while you have ed. Reasonable down payment "A Northern Pioneer Business" 1966 Corvair Corsa, 2-dr., I-IT Au.thorized as second class mail ~and monthly payments to ex- and G.177.FC, 589 Henry Ave., Win-i for house trailer value approx. the chance and before prices Heated Covered Swimming P.O. Box 628, Terrace, B.C. low mileage, $2990.00 nipeg 2, Man. $I,500.00 or what have you. by the Post Office Dept., increase! isting mortgage. Ottawa and for payment of Total price $22,000.00 Pool 0 1961 Chev, 4-dr., V-8, aut( • Write Box 383, Prince Rupert, postage in cash. TWO BEDROOM WOOD for sale. Fir trans. $950.00 SPENCER COMPANY requires B.C. el A LOVELY three B.R. home tn SUITES NOW AVAKABI~ stove wood, any kind ladies interested in earning a ' a new sub division; full base- LOVELY house for couple or Phone 835-2058. elf 11 1965 Corvair, 4-dr., HT, auk ment, carport, 1292' living area, small family. Large fenced lot Phone 635.5224 after 6 p.m. .. trans., $1795.00 good income, car helpful. Write MORE CI.ASSIFFIEDS a REAL ESTATE automatic oil heat, sundeck, with lawn and shade trees. Two Between 8 a.m. & 6 p.m., Advertiser Box 432, Terrace ON NEXT PAGE bedrooms, automatic oil furn- phone 635-6351. (d VISTA GLASS LTD. 12 1962 Ford, 4-dr. St. wagon H~rald, Terrace, B.C.. pS1 and the lot is 70' x 147'. The new paint, $1175.00 full price is $23,000 and a very ace. Aluminum Windows, Doors, low down payment will be ac- Total price $11,550.00. • ROOM & BOARD Frames, Screens and Patio 13 1965 Pont., 2-dr., HT, PB ceptable from a reliable client. Doors. PS, auto ,trans, was $2990.0( MOVING??? IF YOU enjoy country living -- HOME away from home for 'gentlemen. P a e k e d lunches, GENERAL CONTRACTING Sale $2740.00 LODGE TERRACE • A THREE B.R. home on 3½ here is the house for you. Three Hwy. 16 West Remo -- call bedroom, full basement, fire. laundry service, 'IV. Bright 14 1959 Char, St. wagon, nee Five hundred students ore expected to come acres, automatic oil heat, fire- rooms in new home. Phone 6 35. Phone 636-6864 into this area this fall for registration at the Terrace Van and Storage place, full basement, built in place, landscaped, on 4~ acres et~ paint, was $850. Sale ~5O.O( of lovely land. Immediate oc- 5220 or apply 5023 Hall•well. Provincial Government VOCATIONAL SCHOOL range with double oven. The eft ! 15 1963 Acadian, 2.dr., 6 cyl. PHONE VI 3-6577 house is in lovely condition and cupancy. •~ $1300.00, Very little accommodation is available in Ter- Priced to sell at only $26,500.00 was sale $1080.00 possession can be arranged ROOM AND board for young POODLES -- white, small rain. 16 1985 Pont., 4-dr., V-8, Std. race to house these students, and your CHAMBER working man or girl in Thorn. LOT NEAR hospital. Full ce within 7 days. Full price, THIS IS A brand new lature and ~oy. Registered, ta¢- OF COMMERCE has undertaken to procure a list ment basement with wall joists $27,000. listing. hill District. Private bathroom. tened and shots. Bred in one was $2200.00 Sale $1950.00 Three bedroom, large living Phone 635.5774. c51 of names of residents prepared to provide sleeping in place. Double fireplace and room, dining area, kitchen an of Canada's leading kennels. 17 1961 Pont., 4-dr., St. wagor carport. For sale or will cx- THREE B.R., a~'omatic oil heat, d $85. For JRformation phone was $1100.00, Sale $950.00 rooms or board and room for these students. half basement, immaculate con- utility room. Hardwood floors, ]~OOMS with excellent board If you desire to make available such facilities, change as down payment on automatic oil furnace etc. Se- for quiet men. Close to down. 635-2872, Terrace, B.C. ct~ 18 1965 Chev,' 4-dr. V-8, HT completed house, or lakeside dition, 60' landscaped lot in an cluded location on half acre. very clean $2550.00 kindly complete the following form and mail to: property. Ideal for contractor. ideal location, sewer and water. town area. Phone 635-27S9. c2 LODGE TERRACE, Chamber of Commerce, Box Full price $12,600. Lawn, garden, shade trees etc. FOR SALE ~O OK used cars to choose fron Write advertiser box 426, Omi- Total Price $18,000.00 with ap. 9"/6, Terrace, B.C. ncca llcrald. ' p53 • FOR SALE $1O0.O0 up. proximately $8,000.00 down. HANDSPL1T CEDAR A COUNTRY ~'ome on 2 acres, INTERNATIONAL VF 190 Log- DISMANTLED large bunkhouse beautifully I a n d s e a p e d, all TWO bedroom ~ome on large ging truck and ,trailer. 20 ton SHAKES TRUCK SPECIALS at Alcan smelter site. Still clcared. This home is 10 years axles. Steel Quonset .building some good material for sale. old and has been kept in per- landscaped lot in good location LODGE TERRACE 'flhrce showers with fixtures fect condition. This price is for both elementary and high 25 x~4O. Complete with solid • Prices comparable wit 1963 Chev, ½-ton, heavy dut~ school. Very neat and well end wall and two 7 x 10 sliding other types of roofing Equip. $1850.00 $15 each. 4 inch sewer pipes, IS20,000 and mortgage can be doors. Write to advertiser Box Home owner's name ...... ~...... steam pipes. 500 gallon tank,[ arranged. kept. Reduced in price to $12,. 1965 Chevrolet -~-ton, 4-speed .light fzxtures, assembled raft.[ 600.00 for fluiek sale. Excellent 426, Omineca Herald. . p53 • Will deliver locally terms avairabIe Chrough owners. heavy duty equip. $1950.00 ors statable for 24 feet wide[ TWO B.R. upstairs and 2 down 12 USED GOLF 'sets for sale • There is ,unlimited supp] Street Address ...... building, eight wash basins,[ completed, this house is locat. set. Thornhill Golf 1965 Chevy Van, heavy equip three wash sinks, 8 ft. x 4 it.I ed in a very desirable area. Lo. SMALL 2 bedroom furnished bone 635-2542. pS1 For ~urther information ment, $2058.00 insulated plywood panels, suit. cated on a .half. acre of. land house on ½ acre, .,~ .TYPe Of Accommc~qtior~: , , ' Total price only $8,000.00. Try .... ~ phone. 1961 F0rd~ ~A-ton, ~.~9~00 : ,'~.~ able for garage or that little with 172' frontage. Landscap. EATON'S CUSTOM made dra- A. Cameron at 8~5~801'/ house at the lake. For infor- ,ed. Full price ts $18,500 and a your down payment on ~.his pery service. In the home 1966 GMC 7 passenger carryall ...... Sleeping' r~m ~ : " mation Phone Kitimat 677, or mortgage on this property is one. drapery consultation and esti. or $2875.00 call at 13 Teal St. e51 .avai]ab]e. mates. For free estimates and J. Vanzon at 635-6703. 1963 Inter., Travelall, 4 wheel Room and Board ' THIS 3 bedroom split level color co-ordination suggestions, drive, winch $1250.00 NEW 3-bedroom home, wall ~c home is as new. Owner leaving contact E. Lierch, your local wall carpet in living room and BRAND NEW Wall to wall carpeting, fire. Eaton's manager. Phone 635- 1965 Dodge., ½.ton, low. mile Phone ...... Rate dining room; fireplace; land. 3 B.R., full basement, elec- place, basement, oil heat and 6323. ctf • Cam, TmEk~, Tmilgm age, $1775.00 soaped; within walking distance tric heat, No. 1 residential very centrally located. Total price $25,000.00 with cash to an ENTERPRISE electric range; - 1963 Chev, ~-ton, heavy dut3 of town and schools; C.M.H.C area, all services are under- COMPLETELY .REBUILT Chev- equipment $1075.00 financing. Phone 636-5012 aftez ground and the road is paved. existing CMHC Mortgage. Pay- Hudson Bay Co. A.M.C. refri- ments including principal, in. gerator; chrome table and chair; rolet 283-.040 over. Reground ~2 used trucks to choose from 6 P.M. p52 $8,000 down with assumption crankshaft. Phone 635-5021 af. of NHA mortgage will give terest and taxes. Available July chesterfield and b i g chair; ARE YOU .building and looking you immediate possession. 31, 1967. Viking wringer washer. Phone ter 8 p.m. p51 REUM MOTORS LTD. for a real nice lot? We have 635-5627 after 6:00 p.m. pS1 an 80' x 200' lot on John's Rd., Call us on this and we cm 8' X 36' TWO bedroom ~ouse Phone 635-6331 Terrace, B.C show you over at any 4ime. FOR ALL YOUR real estate and trailer completely furnished. just outside town. Road main. insurance requlremen.ts contact HOUSEHOLD furnishings for tained by Highway's Dept. On sale; including all items of fur- Phone 635-6827 after 6:00 p.m. k. E. PRUDEN REALTY LTD. p51 CEDARGROVE power and telephone. Try your P.O. Box 1118 niture found in a home exclu- cash offer. Phone 635-2846 eve. Terrace, B.C. sive of appliances. Also a few UTILITY horse trailer in good hangs and weekends, c51 choice lots still left in our Phone:- garden tools and a power mow. condition $125, see at 5023 Hal • HELP WAleD GARDENS new sub division on Scott St. 635-6371 er. Call at 2803 Molit0r St. or liwell. Phone 635-5220. p52 IMMEDIATE position available LARGE THREE bedroom house This residential street is evening 635-2662 phone 635-5220 after 6:00 p.m. on double lot, large dining and PAVED and all services are c62 for person or persona wishing Scott and Kalum living room, automatic oil fur. underground. Lots are 84 x LOT 150 ftx 185 ft. $600 down, 51 MERCURY 1-ton truck, rig- to run .downtown business on nace, low annual taxes, low 100 and the price is $3500. $2,000 or $1,860 cash. Phone LEAVING TOWN must sell 13' Red for towing trailers, dual takeover basis. Write Adverti- monthly payments. Phone 635. This is a No. 1 residential Nick at 635:2167. p51 McCullough fiberglass boat 28 wheels, electric brakes, etc. In aer, Box 436, Terrace Omineca 2855 after 6:00 p.m., or write area and you should make hp, electric •start, with trailer. A-1 shape with rebuilt motor. Herald, Terrace, B.C. c51 Now Renting Box 1414 for viewing. .p51 your selection now. 900. cash. Phone 635-5877. Two Price $580. Phone 635-2759. ~)edroom furnished cabin at e51 MEDICAL ASSISTANT needed 'TWO BEDROOM house on • FOR RENT Lakelse Lake, electricity, sandy starting in August, some exper- Featuring acre lot. $5400 cash or $65 WE HAVE four 33' lots that beach, wharf. For further in. ~ fence in bookkeeping and typ- terms with low down payment. TWO Bedroom home on Keith house trailer. Fully recondi- ing needed. Write Advertiser cau be commercially re-zoned. Ave. Phone 635-,5680 evenings formation please ph 635-5877. Phone 635.5745. ' p51 The price is $20,000 and some p52 tioned. C 1 e a n throughout. Box 433, Terrace Herald, stat- B-bedroom" suites, full basement, terms are available. only. c51 Priced for immediate sale. ing qualifications, e51 THORNHILL: Lot with cabin. TWO single bed springs. Phone Can be v/awed any time at 'bath and a half. Fridge, stove, private entrance, Bed, chesterfield, stove, heater. FULLY .furnished bright, clean 635.5470. stf the Reel Inn Motel. Phone GARDENER required, must be $1900.00, $500.00 down pay. WE HAVE recent listings on cabins at the Maples Motel. c61 property at Lakelse Lake that 635-2803; p51 experienced in planting shrubs, laundry facility, electric heat, wading "pool, ice ment, or $50.00 a month. Write are well worth looking into. COMPLETELY furnished cot, lO FT. boat $80; aecordian $45; trees, etc. Write only to Box Box 1442, Terrace, B.C. p51 tares at Ferry Landing with trumpet $25 and guitar $15. Ph. TRAILER space available, San. 1479 Terrace. pS1 skating •ring. Children's playground. All this for horses and boats. Near Store 835-6879. stf de Blv. Thornhill District $25 LAKE HOUSE with 3 bedrooms THORNHILL REALTY LTD. per month. Phone 635.5775 p52 ...... and fireplace. All furnished on Tel 635.5655 or 635.2275 and Post Office. Ideal holiday HONDA 250 in excellent condi. $150 per month.. Balcony with patio de)ors for location in friendly farm sur- •.. -w- -- ~--'- w "----~ two large lots. Motor boat with Evenings and weekends phone: tion. Phone 636.5994 after 6 summer enjoyment. Apply on site. motor, and sail boat with two L. W. (Larry) Clay at 635-5181 roundings. Low rates, refriger- p.m. p52 •1957 CONSUL in running con- Consult The Herald f~ pair of sails and motor. $16,500 or Mrs. Bert Ljungh at 035. ation. Excellent trout and char dition. $85. 1967 plates Two-Color Adl fishing. Neave's Holiday Re- license cash. Phone 635.5807. 5754. c51 MINIATURE POODLE puppies included. Phone 635.5907 .p51 ---~-~-,~:_ ~_ :.jr_ -~:,.1~ ctf c51 sort, Francois Lake, near Burns for sale. White and apricot; re. Lake, B.C. pS1 gistered, nose printed, shots. 1959 3.4 JAGUAR sedan f-oar clipped. Price reasonable. Ph~ sale. Engin'e rebuilt, Al condi. TWO bedroom apartment. Frid. 635-5338. 951 tion. Wholesale. Phone 635-5468. ONLY $2600 DOWN. Balance at $1 10 month. Re, stove. For rent immediate- p51 ly. Phone 635.5213. pS1 PORTABLE cocktail b at. Full price only $13,500. 3 bdrm, full bsmt. Attractively styled in tanger. 8 X 38' house trailer good con- Home on fenced and landscaped lot, 3 blks HIDE.A.WAY Motel. One bed- ine and walnut decor. Phone dition immediate occupancy ph. from town centre. Vacant and ready for oc- room furnished cabin. Reason- . 635-2697. ' Ct~ 635.6726.., ., , c52 PHARMACIST able summer and winter rates. cupancy. Phone 635-5122. ctf 5 Bedrooms OFFICE SPACE. 4644 Lazeile MALE OR FEMALE 2 Fireplaces Ave. Enterprise Building. Ph 3 Bathrooms 2514 cat BUSINESS RENTALS Located in No. | area close to elementary and DIETRICH COLLIN Sala -- $9100 per high schools. Large existing mortgage allows Small Gound floor store suit- able for office, barber shop, E~UIPMENT LTD. you to purchase this 1~00 sq. ft. beauty for o etc. Phone 535.5411 or call. at reasonably low cash down payment. See it today. JuanRa Hatton Tailoring, 4601 Lakelse and Kalum. c~tt Your B.C. Dealer for the Complete, Proven No Shift Work ...... • WE HAVE JUST LISTED a three bedroom home and'Profitable line. of with full basement which is in o quiet location. needs a little work such as painting and trim. • Euclid -- Loaders MOTOR WINDING Crawlers • ,.he price on this one is right. Contact our sales SAW BAR REPAIR STAFF BENEFITS- " ~'i,~taff for this one. , Trucka Scrapers Full Medical Coverag.e, Group Lif ••Insurance., :-"..S Rentals • Cedar Rapid Crushers Plan, n •. Con.trebutory • PemiOni••Pi :, -:: . ]"~ For any more information, call .635.ff/22 Or Pumps - chain saws • cement • Challenge Mixem e'roht ,• Sharing:•• and SamneB/•i•Pian,i , ,i •? ~- 63~-~582 days or in the evenings. ' mixers - barrows - light • Lakeyiew Building| " Ralph Conner - -635-6030 plants - welder 250 - A, ill- Discount " " :...... - .... 635-5668 tars - lawn mowers - tools Phil Gyr space heater, trailer, Roll Earl ...... 6~5-26|Z Authorized Dealer ' ' i':Also )lete Line ~of Used Equipment~ • " L F0rFurther inf0rh~atid~, Call . :•• •'~•/•ii,, ,~•~ ••• • Reply to 4~ '4 "''d'.~~r~ '; ARMSTRONG AGENCIES REIGGSKOHLER & STRATrONMOTORS (Terrace.) Ltd. HOMX _ saws Opposite B.C. Tel on Kalum ~,Phone 635.6722, M5.5582 REYNOLD'SELECTklC ~~ d"andne 2~1 S. PhoneK, lum- ~5.2~t,1 Terrue, .... B.C. • '~" : T'~i~'¢'": ": All ,~Idl" confidential aml will h ackn6wl~gml.. •: : "YOUR :TERRACE REPRESEN...... ~L,~..... : ':...... ~ eft,

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. , • ~i~ :+ :: .. ---~~ / ' . + • / : + . • '• o i/•. }i+ :++!++} :! ?+:i ++ ::: ++ Wedne~lay, .July i2, ! 967 ' '. " b " ; ~ : ..... + i . :+ ;: :+.:" + !...... " ...... , TERRACE: ;'0/~ +N E~+:/HERALD. _TERRXCE;° :B:~. ' "'r • W0eK wx, rm. ' I o ~NHOUNC~mT • /i+ ' M~.Yand:+MP~q. LoulslGair ot +- .++.. -. i +:+ ++:+ .+ .... + ::+'NOTICE TO CREDI~~'...... +r.... : 'k+++++k++....+ ++ :'~" ~....' .... q~ 2 ;:+. + ++ +'++ ++ Baaement and carpen~ il+,:,n!1 i+,n:/G i t ~+p +" Phone ~,6~L'/4~. nounee the~ fortboomlng znmr.~ +,:s:+~;:+:~:~7+:++++, ...... + "+?L -++++,+m +;:+++ +++ ...... t ~+++ riage of+ llmlr daughter Kl~n _cAmP_me+r~.., work .Kathleen;.-:,tO Darrel- Stum't and .others+,] y " ++: ~: '+~ Bro~, ~on~ of Mr, ,and Mrs. |st the : said :...... !~,~ ".~ ~; '.: Stuart,Brown of Terrace. "The :+-+ ~i+,', " D0Ubie D|~co~t ,to August.wedding ~:takea at place Knox at UnRed.5 p.m.::[ 0~_::;1:! . r ~T~'~'~,Vanc0uver anteed. Pbone ~8 '~. / time. 6~-2~ Church, . ', pm opecnasg: ...... " ..... Otis' Ray ~, ,, +,.. *. ~, ...... - .,. ' .... li ~t------D " ..... HICk. aCheol boy •wants w0t~/MR,J and i' urinil Finning~s+:DOUELE DISCOUNT :Sllo, r:::i'l~ris~l On+ sid estato will bed~trll;~ed, | C ~ein~ odd Jobs ~tor school/ef Te~aee,+B.C.~wl=h to an. all Uesd mchlnes*have been: avlng- regard, only to claims ~ounce the m~riage of their :slashedl You'cen uve 5, |0 that have been received. :~ | :I ~Saturda~,¢ Phone ~6315:,/eldes t daughter, Elaine Audrey, or:15% .on every mschlne in Donne JR. ~epp~d, ' ~: " "' ~ m L'' : ~ I ~ Lyle Everett' OweD of KiLl. Finnlng,s~stock, end if: you .... PUBLIC TRUSTEE ' ,. LOT ~G --" : ~I~ehin~ mat, formerly of Battief0rd; Sos- • pay ce~ with no trade;yoo'll : ~lbU~Ing and ba~fllling, kst~ewan. The weddingwill DOUELE. THE SAVIN6S. /C' ~ / "/ uumng gravo], driveways, take place at Knox ~3~ltod, Here is • Itstof some 0fthe ' LAND"ACT : . /: • f "' : aand gravei and tops oil. Phone Church in Terrace on August great bargslns; i -: . Notice Ot Intention to App.'to J 63~29~. Hems Fagan. eft •12.. " ' :c51 FT-9032 • 1962 Cat ~JP@ tractor~ Purchase land ,,:.:' . ;+(~, •/ +~ In the : Loitd Recording DiS- ..... •' ' " ' : ...... ' --"1 power shift, 9C dozer, rear push l ',ll + • Caaslur Construction LM., " ' ' ' block. Undercarriage good, bal- trlct of SmltherS and +situate II • ],~,. :. offers eomplete service eree.. ~'~~'~"~li immediately North of Bl0ekB (ion and re-pair on frame and NOTICE TO ALL members of ance: of machine fair to good. 0f~D3,, 1431, Range S, Cokst block, b,u i l_d i ngs, concrete !the Terrace, Flying ~s0da~ ldFair' BUy,,. 'Prince George. List- District. ' . ~" ..... war[ etc. Reasonable prices .tion, Our Annual Meeting will ed at $37,500, save 16%. Take' Notice that Muriel l~a- Phone. Fred Schwalger ~as. be held tonight in the Skeenaena Sale Price $31,875 for estimates.' ~ Secondary.. School, at ~8 p,m..n,.: i DoublePT41g01 Discount_ Price .$26#~0 Housewife,land of Terrace,Intends tooccupation apply for • 1962"~A CAT ::011 permission •to purchase the fol- / ~ ~ :+_d+ + "power shift.trac~sr_~. 8A dozer, I l°wing described lands:. "+ "~-~n~ol, D89A wineh~ can, ' Commencing at a ~st plant- +L|| ! +++ • Pe ' +:+ •,,,.. o^-.,.,., ...... a~,...~, ed at the NOrthEast onrnm, .or,:n£, p~y to Aove~lser, ]Sox 4~S, Ter. IF' you want to drink and can• opy. Completely reeonditinnedi Lot S'/3; thence£MU£'LL/~.~U~I[, North corner for a : •!::/i race Omtneeu Herald. ,p~l that's your:business, if': ,you BondedPrince Buy,George; 100-day, L Is warranty, t • d at thence.distance East of 640'for morea distance or less; of /;i • /W want ,to stop and can't that's: ~54,500, .save 6%. + o CARDS OF THANKS ,, our business. "AlcohbHes An. SalePrice $51~'/'/5 400' more or less; .thence North ~~eL~Uor~i.... T ~i onymous. Contact,. Phone +5-Double Dtscount lh'/ce 149,0 for a ,Lance of 380,;, *hence ,~i••!•+: , • :;ii~ . + . .... ~ 6646"L" " or+68H81'/." .... " ' . ' &~. " eft/''+" I{}'91""...... 1962"--MODEL CAT D8 thenceEast for South 920' for more. 1000' ormore less; or • p y , ~/ILL~, tractor, power shift' will1 hyd. less; thence West for 1320' more firms, associations and Indivi- anyone lying on my behalf or; angledozer, winch. Exper+t]y re- ment-andor less to eontainingpoint ofeommence.~ ~.Taeres ~uak./or their ~support in the obtaining money by false pre- ccmditioned In o ur shops[ more or less. . ' ,..:., Centennial Celebrations of J'uly tense or by fraud., ~ Certified Buy, 60-day warranty; 'The purpose for which the 1st. ~:LoulsRiou 1)52 Prince ,George. Llsted ~at land Is required is for farming MERCI $46,500, save 5%.' - and for aeeess. - ~omme Chef. Organ~teur du • MACHINERY• - Sale Price $44,175 Dated 17th ~une 1067. Double Discount. P~.ee $41,$S0 Murlel Hsaland ...... entre Culturel Canadiem Fran rlage 'lmrts I:'" enis, Je veux exprimer mes r~ YUKON .TUCTOJ~ Box 564,+ FT.8~2.1~60 MODEL CAT DIIH Per: Ian C. MacDennid" merriments a toutes Ice assecia. Prince George. New undercar." traetor, power shift, hyd. .agent .... eS~. tions, organizations et tndivi, for: Cat,,Interna- angledozer and winch.+ Under. duel .de leur suport a la fete tional, A.C.~ John~Deere, Case.: carriage averages 60%, balance Centenaire du Canada;. , Roller rebuilding, used I~rts. machine -excellent. Certified NOTICE ~ OF+ ~ON WilfHd Lagaee Now wrecking TD6, TD9, TD14, uy, 60d~ warranty, Prince TO APPLY TO PURCHASE Box 966, Terrace, B.C. D0, D7, HD10. - " c52; ~ eorge. Listed at ~9,§~, save - " ,. pal 5%. " .Ill .the Land Recording Dist. ladies auxilla~ to local 1~i GOODUSED TRUCES • Sale Price $37,5P~ riot of Prince Rupert and ' would, like to express DC-001 1964. I.IL Model 1600; Double Discount Price ~$,550 situate approx.:2000 ft. South ~heir appreciation for the kind 175" W/B, with. heated wooden -- . of Lot' 6250, Range 5, Coast PORT C(~UITLAM, HERE THE~" COME. That' s Terrace' s Pony + ~asistance given by the manage- van, 15' x 8' x 8' fob Dawson FT-9144 • 1953 modol Cst D7 Dlstriet. League All Stars all set to travel to Port Coquttl~m to contesti~ ;ment of the Bus Depot, .the Kee Creek .$4,486.00 tractor, power shift, with hyd. Take Notice ,that Harry Jack WITH CLAWING HEART the BC zone championships July 19. That's coach Roy Jacques,! "V.ee Shop, Al's Laund~..Hu~h's,tnd~,.Hu~h'~ PG-00S 1965 I.H. Model C01600: angledozer; .winch, " guards'. Re- Harms of Terrace, occupation "at left. " ,Grocery, and Bob s Shoes dur- 137"' .W/B fob Prince George: •built from radiator .to drawbar[ ssalesman, .intends to apply for :[ng the operation of .the Hot bare chassis $2,860.00, OR, with Bonded Buy, 100-day warranty, permissionl ion ,to.to Purchasepurch.~ the fol- THEY SEE THE RISE I Dog stands during the eenten. 5.6 yard Carto.r Dump $3,'/00. Prince George. Listed at $43,. lowing described lands: , CALGARY ~CP) - "With glowing hes~s wereneivethe rise.." 500, save 5%. Commencing a~ a post plant. nial celebrations on' July 1st RUBBER MTD. INDUSTRIAL Sale Price $41,325 ed on the westerly right-o-f.way That was an excerpt from one reply when J.C. Yates~ head of and 3rd .. " c51 " EQUIPMENT the English department at William Aberhurt high school~ asked Ladies' fire brigac e °--~'CELI~N~OU$ " -- FAll.: MICHIGAN Model 17.~- Double Discount Price $39,150 b(~undary Of the old T.,akelm .on~ of his classes to write the words of O Canada from memory. -- Lake Road,-approx. 2000 fL AD 3-yd. loader $0,500.00 I=T.S&I$. 1956 17A Cat'D7 trac- Southwest of Williams- Creek an article in the Alberta Teachers Association Magazine, r PG-126: MASSEY/FERG. Model .tot with '/A dozer, 46 control, bridge~ Thence N. 45 deg. Y/. Mr. Yates ~>ffers a few. more weird: samples from his Grade TWO-YEAR.OLD est to give 350 Tractor with log forks.(dia. DTD. winch. .Rollers 50-60%; to H~gh Water Mark of I0~ 11 and 1~. students. frees tr+ped:vidim away; pinto coloring; house bro- charge height 12') $5,500.00 " tracks, sprockets, idlers '/6%. Williams Creek; Thence along "Trne pastirste lone in all our sons command ken; unable to have kittens. Ph. PG-135: JOHN DEERE Model ~ Certified Buy, 30-day warranty, the ~ in a Northeasterly ~Wlth clawing hearts we see the rise PORT.'ALBERNIe .B.C. (CP) -' Their first emergency call: 635-687g. st/ 'M' Farm Tractor with P-point l~inee George, Listed at $20,- direction for 660 ft. more er '80~ true nor strong and free,.." iwas more or less +routine, hut it provided an adventure for; hitch $1,200.00. 1 [ ROOF leaking? Repatror re; PG-151: TIMBERJACK Skidder, 500, save 10%. Iess; Thence S. 45 deg. to Old ' .. A:A few students said God Save the~ueenwas eas~r ~ remembe powder.puff smoke eaters of the nearby Sproat Lake women'sl cap It the southwestern way Model 230HR reconditioned '" Sale Price $18,~60 Lakelse Lake Road; Thence~ln than O Canada and proved it. fire brigade. . wlt h Swept'o; guaranteed $13,000.00. . . Double 'Discount Price $J6,400 a SouthWesterly direction along "Center Victorious, Happy and glorlous Yourself.method. •SavePhone by m, Kdoing Polding it PG-152: TIMBERJACK Model+ FT.8999 • 19~'-" Tr~ Famer" mentthe road and to containingpoint of commene~ 10 acres - And"Long another: to rein over us o..*' • And when the first call came volunteer. They left their ohll-: "for them +to take Mabel, their, dren wz~ another member of 635-6835. . ', e~ 215 MulUjack $12,000.00, OR, ¢5B 'with blade, winch, 97HP more or less. The purpose for "Long to rein over us God~ •fire-.engine.reel Jcepo o~ on an the brigade and headed for the hoe $16,500.00 : . engine. 18:4 x 34 .Urea 60%. w+,eh .the land is required is save the queen." errand of mercy~ the girlswere flrehall. j with NEW 1/3 yd. CASE backi Repairs being completed..~Cer, home Site ...... , . .- " H0rSO S~'+* in++'+ ready. Mrs. Bishop coolly remem-, i;: VETERINARY CL~C :I ~0HR'"~kidd+r' De/i~i~kirato ! tere0rge.'"q~+t~l at $9,00b, i+s/IV+ "~ , ~+er: ~. ~acDonald. ~ "~: '-I"~'~;~:~ ='--~:: ~,~ ~ ~ , : ".,.," +' ...... + v ~ .+ • ,, ~ , I , ':~+, L' ~ ...NI., . ,' ~' ' : . ' ' ...... )The, call came from ai~ ~d.+:~o ' tldce~i,t ":" . Dr. £'D. Proctor I (fob W•ams.Lake) SH,000.00 :! 5%;':"+'. '+,..... : ' ' " "::" "">++ ' ":'h~+nt-~ '+'""::~:' "" " : ,i" " +:'+" dl~ ~e~'~md~+~l~t~.~r. Mrs. !~i~nsibh ladder'~t+~th .her be.,. : BY aPpalntment °ulY '- I 'PG'203: PATRIC~ M°del 'A' " Sale Price $8,560 Dated 3une 1V,lg67. e~2 : I Nu ~" +fiiM ,p h~$~!~l~O~lleh[sry/vl" elzume tl~e department' s ladder Phone• 635-~dl00 Log loader Good condition, (fob Double Discount. Prico .$5,P~0 sion' ot :smoke,. flames and reaches only'one storey. elderly victims...... + .- ..... Dc. 01: S OOPMOB Model S96S , , CSB Tre, .... DEPU "But it's not a fire . . one/i._At~er eonsmeranmpersuasion " : +" " r ' I = ~" KAY°°"'=" " ...... ' " L ---~ .... ~ ' • LDSP, with Ch~sler V.8 torque • 5The Distri~ of Te~aee .has deserves • a medal " of our residents is looked.in [ ~e jeep's motor startedandthe PIANO tuning and repnirs. For converter drive, 1%-yd.' bucket ~Fnrmor.:., Pully : eqdippect:with an" opening on'Its ~dminiStr+i. second-storey +' :wasliroomL,-.trio were on their ~+ appointment... Phone Robert & log forks (diseh~ height 11'0) blade, Gearmatie 10 winch, no- tire staff, for a person capable. " : ' ' ' " " - " spin front ay.le, 18:4 x 34, .10 of assuming the position. Of De: " ey shouldhaveaherobadg~,d 'i ring clerk~ John .anderson ste-'l said the voice at the other e~d' " :They ¢llmDecI-+ "mrougn me Spears 635-7391, . " etf fully reconditioned (fob Daw- PR tires. Rebuilt to first class puty Clerk.. .. • Dudley was invited to be Judge' ward and Al Parflt, ring mas- [ of theline. • washroom' s window and re- . son Creek) $9,500.00 conditionf Certified BuY, .60- Mrs. ~lshopswus¢int0acti0n, Ileused the+resident byremoving DC-574: Hvy Duty Logging day warran.ty, Prinee George. Duties involveattendanee at of the Timberland Horse Shov} ter, I,the door from Its hinges. The Arch, with winch from I)-8, first Listed at $12,500, save S%~ . Council. and Committee meet. held here July ~.. Prizes were awarded in 18. She eellad firechiefAmle.Marle rvlctlm had been trapped by a 'categ°r!es'+ " I Krikke and.Joan Wall, another • : '*:'~. ". . , ' ., class shape, suitable for your " Sale Price $11,875 Ings, preparation of mlnut~_~- And he missed the Terrace faulty spring, look. ' Ck)heavy $4,000.00 duly truck fob Dawson Double Discount Price $11,~0. . by the Administrator. The excitement was Just too • . But"instead of Just sayinL~ho osswoPm . . . much for Mabel Two +of the wo. I.Ikell~ LIIIki I~ DC-576: COLUMIA self-loading Call your ~nning sales re. 'Applicants must have exper+ hum'* and sendingatelegramof j=g + s+//+ . pole trailer, 18-ton capacity, presentahve today at 63~2~8. ience in municipal government. polite regret, he piled his wV( men +ended up pushing the |eep "~ ~ ~ 6 I while+ the third ~+red on the Braden winch and headache . + holders of Certificates at '1 r2. +~ ~,/~ a+ S b ~P."• rack (fob Dawson Ck) $4,~.00 . -.F I N N G Proficiency In Mlm.Lcipal. Ad. "through the night, < .. . 9 ' IO II, way back to the fireball. C~OCI~Im, "~S, Note: All Ite. +oh an++ Ge~ N ] ," . andministration.hOldersshall be .given pre:°t =to the tarntiy cara nd drove • . ~+# • ference...... He .was st~ three hOUrs late IP.. ~ I'~ "'~ 14 • "" • rge unless otherwise noted. ,. 'Replies in applicants :own for eventsbutrecelvedanappre. - Taxes extra as applicable, and T R A C T O R //, • Like men with sore eyes:they - OIL~ L='r~ subject to prior sale. Contaet Your Cato~plllar Dealer handwriting giving brief ~e. cinflve welcome from local • "//~, Ib . . : ~ "J " . " find the light painful~ while the : COUTT$ MACHINERY (B.C.) '4621 Kellfi'Avenue sume of pemonal data .'and vo+ horse enthusiasts. 17. - ' ': : darkness,:whinhpermttsthelnto ttlONI. ~S*Ii~8 Dawson~: Ck., . LTD.Kamloops, :, Prince Terrace' B.¢; "Phone 635-2236 cationsi experience will be re; .:Thorshill Recreation Com- /] .. : see,nothing~ is restful and a~e- ceived up ~o Angust 4th, 1967. 'nlfaslon sponsorod the horse . +,/~ ~0 I ~/~ ~/~ "/~ cable. ueor~e., .... , ' '~1 Cale~illar, i Cat i and Traxea. SALARY RANGE . ,$0,800 • ShOw"with some 'effective as. "" ~/" "// P.I ?.7. " - ": DIO ..... vamr are Registered Trade. ~8,000 per annum, commeusur, sintance by the Totem Saddle // -- ~3 //.~ E4 Z5 Zb 21 I marks of. 'Caterpill~ T~etor ate with experience and qua]ifl. Club. ].+] //~ /I '+ ~' : " cation. . m z+ ~-o" ,. • ~;i~ I I I I . Appllcatious shall be marked ...... Char]le Houlden~ Walter ]Read and :David Hansen served as H.0wlto" relieve + .: ~ : " +' "Deputy Clerk" and sent to Ad. whippers.in, Bert Bellamy was : ~ 5t, . .- • .- i. ministrator, District of Terrace,' ' , ~l~Jl+-I :'' ~ Ins" foz "l prompt " ,'i :.-' e. NOTICE Box 010, Terraee, B.C. " ellef from thf -47 ++ ;//, be BACK #ystemle++"-"-+ eondl. i+ m+ .... I`~° ' ~+ +" '. ' ~~." I ~C, NOTICE ' DISTRICr OF TERRACE +-/, ;i__.TMs tkk.._ backache. Soo~ . • ' , PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE `< c53 et makes 41. ~z you feel I~ter.n- rest .better.- De. +. . . 10:00 a.m.--~Sunday School. " --" ' I --H .pond+" _, ~ Dod8'= ~ 41 ' 11:00 a.m.--Morning worship, .tmemloyment .: . Rev. Eric Hornby, guest . OF BRITISH+PROVINCE COLUMBIA ' mot0rlsts Ks+, • speaker. ' , '. Fish and Wildlife Branch HALIFAX (CP) - Motorlsh /] /// I , +o +,I ,2.• ++ msurmnce ++ . ' ~'+-+' All Other 'serVices to be held Department of Recreation and finding a sllp nf paper under=,' • J, . at Lakelse Pentecostal Camp Conservation windshields of their cars won'+ cBr "SET" July 16 at 2:30 p.m.-- NOTICE have to pay a fine if the sltl 1S nOW avaJ~b|o for : .i:: • official opening, and dedi. ] II WrTH ,A FLATTERIt most employ~,s of / Y;:,I:!~:i:W.~on of Lakelse Pentecostalt "Examinatian--s~or the post- reads: Your windshield, head, lights and windows have. beex + .... , . r.."/Camp., Guest speaker, H0n..tion of °Conservation Officer I cleaned by a cadet of No. 2~( N~LN' HAIRSTYLE M P,ANC :/i ~: +'+'" P, A:, Gaglerdi. :., ..... I will be held from September18 Llon Air Cadet Squadron a FAR S; HES, i/:~ '/:00p.m.--Evening Se.iee;. to October 2,1967, in the cities Halltax. Bappym0toringinCm~ ...... " from, . ~: ' ,,':. .,.i ' Rev. Eric Homby, guest of: Nanaimo, Terrace, Prince HOR~ON~Mb 43; box 61.goddess of' ZO. Hebrew NURSERIES, : ' •speak= " George, Kamloops, Creston and i ada's Centennial Yoar." 1. aiz~t 44.• fashion All+."are welcome to .these New Westminster. ' " infatuation high pries~ 4. ~n~llah craze 1~. p~of GREENHOUSES++,. ... : " . +:,. ,.' services. , Application forms may be ob. BEAU~ SALON 'L• + •Utle 46. Persian : VI~J~OAL + .: lower " 1 (Children's Camp July 12-22). ' tained from the Director, Fish ,+ Confession of our faults isflee 8oouthull~ : k~ " 1.~afternoon world Ph

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• ROSE, GALE & CO. Herald Clos,,fieds Snng Results , ' , CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS D, L, G. PORTER 1t, B. GALE, CA. CA. p.O. Box 220 • McPherson Block • Terrace, B.C. VANCOUVER SM1THERS PRINCE RUPERT

Prince George College ON AUTOMOTIVE+++ +++ "The College of the North"

ACC SSO., s ++ Registrations are now being accepted for students from Grades 9 to second year college inclusive. Accommodation is available to students of both Hioh School and College levels•

The College courses provide the first two MR. AND MRS.WILLIAM ~, KEN'NEDY I,I~ i Chev. M + years of instruction in work leading to a Bachelor uffbrs, of Ecience degree, and Senior Matriculation. Steele-Kennedy rites •Reg. $8.95 / For further information write to: The Registrar, held at Sacred Heart Special $5.75 Prince George College, Davis Road, S.S. No. 1, WilliamThe wedding ]3. Kennedy ofJoanSteeleand was Sole- motherFor theoccaslon, wore a three-piecelinen thebride's Munroe Shocks and Prince George, B.C. mnized in SacredHeartCatholic and lace suit in medium blue ~. Churcht Fridayt June 30~ with with matching accessories. The (c50 hid.) officiating,Reverend FstherThomasCullen bluegroom'smotherchoseanavy and white ensemble with Load Levelers Gordon BJornsen of Quesnel navy and white hat. was best man and ushers were The toast to the bride was Richard and Floyd Kennedy of made by her uncle, Lawrence' . . Kltlmat# brothers of the groom. Francouer and several tele- grams of congratulation were The bride was lovely in hec read by the best man. wedding gown of white peau de- Music for dancing was sup-.: Nylon• " • . Foam. • Seat• . .... Covers, , ~ ,i . .:: ~', sole and imported laces fashio- plied by the Melody Kings. nedof semi-empire, line en train with elbow:length capesleeves. For her going-away outfit the • • r. . , She wore a tiered net veil and- bride chose a powder blue suit tiara headdress and carried a with white accessories and a bouquet of red and white roses, corsage of red roses. The bride' s relatives from Headrests reg. $7.90 SPECIAL 5.77 BOB Her matron of honor wasCarol out.of-town included Lawrence Thompson of Whiterock, B.C, Francouer (uncle) and family; • ; ONLY She was attired in sheath of pink Mr. and Mrs. A. Sawatzky and chantillylace over satin~ with family and Miss Trudy Sawa- Cool Cuskions reg. $2.62 SPECIAL $L9~ ~ J~ PARKER pink net headdress. She carried tzky, all of Klndersley~ Sas. a bouquet of pink roses, katchewa~. Her matron of honor wasC arol Out . of - town relatives el +_._,. LTD. Thompson of Whiterock=' B.Co; the groom' s attending the wed- She was attired in a sheath of ding were: his aunt, Sister Vtc- -.ON FAMOUS pink chantllly lace over satin= toi'ine of St. 3osephs~ Toronto s with pink net headdress, She Ontario: Mrs. Darted ~ehme~ WIDE OVAL carried a bouquet of pink roses, North Bay~ Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cryderman and Mr, A reception was held at the and Mrs, Ted Kennedy of Que- : , * Speedway Tires Totem banquet room in Lakelse snel~ B.C. - brothers and sis- i

Motor Hotel. tar. "' ' "g ~JIp~.~a~ \~~! TJlI RE earguins abound FQRD KAL ...... LTD. id ddtlque Silver +..,.'.h.,.,,+. E: Phone ~S-281 ! COUNTRY SALES TORONTO (CP) - Because families usually cherish such .... heirlooms~ there is a. good BEAT THE HEAT supply of silver on the antique market~ says appraiser Bennet ~ .. Berman. SPECIALS He says Sheffield plate is still one of the best buys because collectors have only begun to " . To Hot To Hold show real interest,in it. ~ ' Mr. Berman is sales director :for Ellis.Baker Companies in 1961 CHEV 4-dr. H.T. $;595 New York. He has been apprat. V-8, automatic ...... sing silver for visitors at a display of silver being held at a Toronto department store. ~There is a big dffferencebe- tween silver stamped Sheffield 1961 FORD Station Wagon, V-8, auto and Sheffield plate. The first is 1963 CHEVY II 4-Dr. Sedan very often the place of origin 1963 FORD Galoxie, V8, automatic or a trade name. Sheffield plate was the name given to plate produced by rol- Road• Burner ling sheets of metal and bond- ing them to copper. 1963 CONSUL 2-Dr. Sedan 4-speed$OQr~ t Modern plate often hascopper trans, stick shift, new paint, w/w tires i~,~P as abase, but the silver is coated on the base metal in an electroplatlng bath. Sheffield plate is no longer produced. Mr. Barman says silver re. 1965 FAI RLANE V8, automatic presents a good lnveetment~ 196.5 CHEV BeI-Air 6 cyl. Station Wagon though pricesfluctuste with the 1967 FORD XL 428 cu.~ V-8, loaded interest of collectors. Because the supply is good~ it is pos. RADIO.PHONE EQUIPPED . - • . , . slble to get a bargain occasio- nally as Mr. Berman says he T Two .new dependable units, along with tWO tankers •and Cool OH With This One---~ did once at a church bazaar which he attended under protest. i a high boy.: Specially equipped and ready to roll in minutes I 1 .: , tohandle all contract hauling or bulk petroleum products. •~ y r•; ..i:m' "'++ .• 65 CHEV H.D. Vz-ton, 4 speed itrans.~ .j "There on a table was a pair of candlesticks by Carter~ 1'/64 i,~i;i~.:.;:..Experienced drivers to handle your jobs safel~ and within a ~ Radio, Priced to sell I wrote out my cheque for $50 !~;i/..~:i ' ~ ' - minimum of.time. " ~. • / in double quick time because they were worth about 10 times the amount. Give us your offer on these units ~'My wife didn't let me get away with the bargain. She con- Featurln8 All i Of Theee Services:. 'vinced me that it would be good 1964 FORD V:iTon, AI condition • medicine for my conscience to send an additional cheque to the • Contract Hauling ..... e • \ 2---1962 FORD PICKUPS church - .'which I did. But I i . 1--1964 GMC ,PICKUPS have certainly enjoyed the cand- ~--1965 CHEV PICKUPS lesticks and they have doubled ~. ; Servine Prince:Rupert, Kitlmbtt 1--1965 DODGE PICKUPS In value since.'' Mr, Barman says the fore- , :i ..... Smithers .... 1--1965 FORD'PICKUP most examples of the silver- • Custom Tractor Service 1--1966 GMC ~/4-TON PICKUP smith's craft were produced | 1--1966 BRONCO 4 x 4 between 1742 and 1840~ but now (by thehour or by the mile) 1--1966 FORD PICKUP some Victorian silver is 'ac-. $ General Freight To Nass Valle~ 1--19~6 DODGE PICKUP eepted as antique in the United 1--1966 ECONOLINE VAN States because of a change in Z--1967, MERCURY PICKUPS Its laws, ,+.. .For Import purposes an item has =been classed as an antique "TANKING OR FREIGHTING THERE'LL BE NOWAITING" " " ' :only ff it was made before 1836.. SEE YOUR' .The law was originally pas. •sad in 1936 - - 100 years is the, RED HOT ~k,LESMAN ,• , criterion. Mr. Barman says it finally was revised Feb. 1 and JOHN BEE or ERN.IE FISHER • now the determining date is TRUCKING' LTD, 186%: in Canada the date is

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stalus for +. rm.a : ..... reserves: MP to sofa, suds . .- Skeena M.P. Frank Howard told a public mestlng at Mars cetown June 29 that Native In. dians should be wary ofanypro. - anda.: book+ .. posal to turn 'indian Reserves Into municipalities for they By JOE CUN.'NINGHAM .... could easily lose,heir Reserves Okay ma ~am; I t m a convert. , by doing this. To the Terrace Public Library, ~r. Howard said: "The Pro. Recently I added ~myself to that: dust.munching .segment of vinctal ~overnment is promot- humanity known collectively as the citizens of Terrace. Ing the concept that.Indian Re- When I first poked my nose into.to,me I looked for a library, serves should become munlci-. My idea of the good life Is to,,retch supine on a chester. pall,los. If this is done it would field with some goodj if not necesearily'improvingp book; A i mean that the Indian Bandwould further refinement is to have nearby a can of cold suds to help 'become eafranchi.sedl underfl~ me through the dry parts. Indian Act. I to(rod the library. I said good griefj and turned my back .upon it. ='The very moment this hap Admlttedly~ I only saw the outside of the old building. Coun-i ipened .the Indian Band would le-. clllor Dorothy Norton once showed- a deep appreciation of Its •gaily become extinct and lose Its • Indian statun. architectural excellence by suggesting to Council that it should be converted to a puhlin comfortstatioe. "Under the provisions of an Personally I felt that It had reached that status many years+ old B.C. Government Order- past. in-Council when an Indian Band I became a non.reader s grew mor0ses and looked around for becomes extinct the Reserve pnssy cats to kick. land which is held reverts to the Provincial Government. I even began to read Dr. Crane's column of platitudinous uplifts found in the slum areas of this otherwise fine newspaper. "This of course is intolerable ., Thatts when Hazel Cambria walked Into the office to talk and no Indian Band should ac. library -. new library, cept municipal status unless it wants to lose Its Reserves~ and I don't think any of her, former co-workers on library boards lose them without eompen. and committees would quibble with the fact that she Is [he lady satlon,' ' mainly responsible for giving this town a real library. As a matter of fact she v/orked for two libraries. When she. first came to these parts in 1959 she raised sufficient static to influence school board people to get to work on the Skeena Seeon. (hicken, 10w, dary School library which has now reached a respectable status of 6,000 books. PLAYGROUND PROGRAM at Uplands School Thursday saw Lana This column should have been a salute toMre. Cambria. beef high,+ is Conner directing costume preparation by interested boys and RUTH HALLOCK But a review of the notes taken .during the conversation In- girls taking advantage of the summer sessions organized by dicated that she had outmanousvred me. (DA forecast the Community Centre. " • She talked only about the Terrace Public Library. ' " " I ' •And then she left Terrace for her new home in the unprunoun- L Atasteof: ceablet tmspellable community of Tsawwussen, But she dldpersuade me that you shoutcin't Judge alibrary OTTAWA, -". Poultry meat by Its cover. prices are likely to remaIn Youngstersattend Behind that outer facade resembling yon ~ondemned outhouse low during July but beef prices peanut butter were 6t000 books worth readings she said. are expected to rise as a,re. That's one of the reasons why. when all the ~uly I fooferaw suit of" a strong domestic If of ribbon .cutting and speeches ,was done, I ambled in one night demand. Here is the detailed "'~,~r.Banner doesn't come Which reminds me - - how ,!+0. o..+ ,.o0.o. m++++ up w th an explanatlon before .... to Join, outlook from Canadian Depart. an me m n h .! comesemucncountryandwes- men, of Agriculture economists; m y re no s ave passed, ! tern muslc on our local radlo I discovered that I had to take my place in line because a 00 youngsters have already put the Terrace, Playground ~~~~ Terrace may have to set up . .• _ , .. . .._ number of other residents have decided that in Its new quarters POULTRY MEAT: With large a Drun k Shelter andhire Kendall .stauonT . ~ven me so-caue~ the library has something to offer. stocks and increased production program to.. used. i " i~=+~+i • ^~,,--,^-- , ...... ~-.,= ---- ~ousew~ves Hit Parade Is usuat- Business Is brisk. poultry meat prices, especially And even'more from Thorn- ncluded making costumes for rily with butterfly netsxounding ly a uountry anu Western tune. are expected this week; the' .ceremonial opening of the And obviously enough~ as more people use the library~ IP s chickenand fowl~; are likely to hill up sloshed strays. Charge-them Yes., I know...... o.o you' II now think going to need more books. remain low. • The Thornhill program attuned program Friday, ..... : e9 nn a ,.t~, 1ha,., on,-, t..~.,4 .~t A m .a Sgu~IeQ sntrtors0me Silly You could throw a bouquet to the.:~tctton~ sect.on, IP s ample, Monday.. " j . " - . I ~J j~he p!~ygrdund' progi'am is a ff nobodv h~el=dm~dLh~m~lth, such thing and youl]l be.wrong a g0o_d,rangeof authors,and.titLgs, and weD. displayed, r ' " ' •+;~ EGGS: Current production is ....O-penlag :.actltttieS' in~PraUe ~ ?am +n~{~vacAtion-+, project or- + ~~[+fl~r"~o+'" ~,-+~+r..,,+~ ++.+-~+s~+; ,-.because I. like andWes. high and prices are expected Country, • z+m yOU had bettdr throw ~, roe~ Ute+ fmnflctlon section, It' s- , - "' gantzed! by the Terrace Com. . ,.... "+" +++..... ::"- , . tern too -"-b'ul a steady dietof, to remain low until the sea. • + ' ." munity Centre. • ' smaH~ f~r too small for a community fills ~ize, + " sons] decline in productlou be. P~ ~--~i~ It is deslgne~t, to keep young Frankly, I don't c~'e how the it? Echl +4-+ + BUt library people are working o~ that no% trying to bend gins later in the summer. r[~ 1~l~Lr people busy and interested dur- matter Is glossed over~ we Just . , • ' •- . . the budget to meet the needs. BEEF: Strong domestic de- ing summer. ]KEENA HIGH GRAD Patcasey can't have inebriated..rangers Certainly wish TK radio or You can't assess a whole library staff on the strength of mand~ reinforced by Expe visi- ~bove is now in Abbostsford on walking into living rooms and television could get Attorney Just 'one visit. But the volunteers I encetmtered were first rate. FOR JUIlIORS i Playground centres are at; six week flying scholarship tors~ is expected to strengthen Clarence Mlchlel, flaking out on chesterflelds~ General Banner on a'hetline" They looked interested~ acted helpfui~ and showedthat they Kiti-KShainp~ ~hlch he won as a member of prices. and Uplands schools. simply because the local pokey show here for Just fifteen rain- enjoyed the job. + Boys and girls can get to learn Thornhlll School will Mso be he Terrace Air Cadets. Course cannot put them up forthenight, utes. Admittedly+ now that I have again acquired a supply of reason. PORK: Supplies are plentiful the game of golf from a pro used." will lead to a private pilot's I had the gendarmes remove 4+++ able books, the chesterfield is taking a poundlag. To say nothIng and prices are ~xpected to re- next week. . Play activity is directed by licence. Pat .will study aircraft one from my house on Saturday P m back at the Herald office of the dwindling supply of suds. And It' s free. mechanics the fall/hopes main steady. young leaders trained to direct in morning. Should have ket~ him this week' ~vorkIng on an But then you have to live a little. POTATOES: Stocks of pota. Terrace Community Centre Ins recreation, eyentually to be a comfuercial there to cut the grassl upcoming Centennial issue. toes have declined to nearly sponsoring free golf lessons for Each week takes a different pilot0 +++ Some of the most interesting normal seasonal levels and the young set Tuesdays andFrl- theme. Theme for July 10-15 i see by the papers that some reading in the world Is to be days at 10 a.m. prices are strengthening+ with Is nature. Blondesaren't / bright Indlvlduulhasrecommen. found in newspaper morgues= further seasonal price rises Spring Creak pro Ran Cush Activities include, a flower ded firearms tests before hunt. +++ expected.. will teach aspriring" golfers show',Mkes, and arrangement of what .they seem ' ing licences may be issued. Now grips and swings at the Ter. grass, dirt~ bark and cones• to what do you think about that? They tell me the assistant APPLES, Supplies of apples CP - Only about race course, make pictures. MONTREAL o~f ~orth Ameri- +++ Municipal Clerk, Terry Luster are still available from cold Lack of equipment lsnohandl. Also on the agenda are soft- two per cent Sorry to hear that Danny Me. is leaving Terrace for New storage at firm prices. cap. can women are naturally blone~. Allister the affable TK weather. Westminster. Sorry to hearthat OTHER FRUITS AND VEGEo- Bags and clubs win be pro- bail and seater. hair coloring manufacturers re- MAN IS Calgary bound. Have en. but wish him the best in all TABLES: Favourable crop re. vlded free of charge. port. This year alone40,000~000 Joyed Dan' s friendlygrinforthe' his endeavours. Terry hasn't D41 Y SER¥1CE ports indicate increased sup. Only money fay,aired is a re women, whether teenagers with past year or so and particula, been with us too long.but he*s plies a~td seasonally low prices duced +green fee ,rate of $1.00 Faultyfridge.er allowances or grannies with pen. /rly like his radio show. Good managed to wade through moun. from "for early summer vegetables)l ff young golfers want to play a slons, will spend $1801000,000 luck in your new home back in tains of Municipal work durIng and fruit. rnund after lessons, dir.ty hands can on hair coloring products choos- the old home town~ Danl the time he' s spent in Terrace. poison food ing from 30 shades .of blonde VANCOUVER - PRINCE GEORGE • EDMONTON plusshadesOfmaUVemen.wantedand blondehighteningpink. i. ¢0uller Eleclric tld. + NORMAL SCHEDULE TIMES The type of food poisoning LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.M. DALLY most Ilk+iv to be encountered EXCEPT SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY ~r~ DCposit on vaetion results from either . poor refrigeration or unclean in Home Ec. cONTRACTORS handling~ warns-St. John Am- TO ARRIVE bulance~ the Canadian First Aid SASKATOO~T (cp). The Uni. RESIDENTIAL--COMMERCIAL authority. . varsity of Sask=itchewan' s Col- Agents for Wallace Neon and Neon P~;oducts BURNS LAKE, TOPLEY;:"HOUSTON Symptoms{come on a few hours lege of Home Economics is look- SMITHERS, HAZELTON; ,:,TERI~C,E: " Ing for men to enrol, nean Edith ': FOR SERVICE AND- ESTIMATES, PHONE after eatirig. They consist of DAILY: EXCEPT .SU~DA'~. ~ b~DA~" " • " nausea# vomlting~ abdominal Rowles Simpson said degree i Terrace, Bob Ramsay 635-2,~15 pains~ and diarrhea. programs fordletlclans and food Agency and Te+mlnol Faclliliw at 011' I~Inll If the food has been coniatnlo scientists have ~en modified .KITIMAT, N. COULTER, 1072 ctf-al _Terrace: _Call GeorgeDyer, Phone 6DS.GSSq'"" nated by unclean hasdllng~ sym- to attract men students. - - _ _ _ ' . ptoms may start with a chill~ and later the patient may feel .... cold while havIng a tempera-

THE • ]~ ~ :~ }, : 1 ' " lure.in fact of lOS. .... The patient should be given L ' '~ ~ ~ : : ;:~ ~" ": "' ' simple hot liquids such as tea. Dicker Days are here .. [{~[~t° ' +~ Cause of the food polsonlng l~Itm should be reported to health of- a,, ficlals immediately so that pro- tt per action can be taken as soon It's Our Year-old+Sale! Com~ In And.Save_Qn:ThaseJtems: .., .:,.ii,'. MusICAL INSTRUMENTS. GIFT WARE. NOVELTIES, SPORTING GOODS, LADLES' gre.a asItpoasth" Is a ~wise precaution to re. " . .~ ~ +z"I¸ . , . • :. " AND INDIAN HANDICI~i~FT' . + .... ret~ far any severe nbdominal pains to a physician since these or i 0[ s.imllar symptoms may indicate W.I ] someserious othernature. medical Woblem of a. Some, o. '

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"L' ~.• •/<+/+L:I/ v!. -= " '. .... PagelO TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. W ednesd~/, July 112, 196~. ' I " ,,,, ,, ~.. `~.`.'~..:~..W..~.~¢~...~.:`~:4~:~:~`~:~`~.~.~`.v~*~:~:~.r~.:~:~.5~`?.;~ra;`~ ...... ;v..:.:.:.:.:;:;:;,~.;.'.:.'.'...... ~.....~-:.:.:,:.:,:.:.:::.:.:.:.:;:;:;:~,:.:;:.;~-;';-;..~:...;:.:.: SAV.MOR BUILDERS CENTRE LTD. .. Now Featuring A Complete "DRAFTING & BLUE.PRINTING SERVICE" BYJEANSHARP Tee ~ooklet suggests that. for special gale to wait for adrlver ~omplete line of building supplies and manufacturer Expo 67 has a special book- ~axlmum enJ9 .yrnent, you should to park a car .and Join them. let called Your Pocket Coun- not try to see too much lho~e, That takes about half an hottr., . of 'Nor-Pine' Homes day, and ~ot~d try to visit fire 'There is. limited parking space sellor to Expo 67 for handi- near the entrance for handl~ 482Y KEIT. RO .... PHONe 63~ M5.2219 capped~ disabled, aged or infirm site during weckdays~ especially ::~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: visitors. in the morning or early after. caPped people who drive theli" ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: It says Exvo's architectural= noon. They are the least crowded own oars. plans embodied the require. times.. Wheelchair rentals cost $~ The Herold gets home to the people. Advertise, it poys! ments of the national building "If you have moderate to day plus a $3~depesit tha~ ts code for the handicapped~ and severe disabllity~ don't plan to r e~unded when the wheel~hair'.l~ all participants were asked to come to the exhibition by your- Yefurned to the kiosk, It l~., provide suitable facilities in self. You will need some assi., possible to rent a chalr~ it in one 'area~ take the 2: their pavilions, stance. If you are confined to Some • exkmp--les they cite on a wheelchalr~ persons accom. Express and get another 2:: the Expo grounds are the ab. panying you should be strong at the next kiosk~ for the sence of curbs to bidewalkss enough to push you up and dewn $5 rate. access ramps to pavilinn~ and the many ramps,' t the special transport system, 4-++ LaBalade. There is a special entrance, • Deaf children i j / +++ . on ground level near Place d' La Balade is a trackless. Accueil~ for visRors in wheel. attend school /: trailer train which accomodates chairs or those who have dffo wheelchairs and offers free flcuRy walking. A departure . MONTWEAL(Cl)) ' More th~ transportation on the Expo area for La Balade and awheul-' 20 former students of the Mo~ :,.:,: -,:: . -~ "11 grounds. Route and stops are chair rental kiosk are located treal Oral School for the Des~ keyed on the" Central map. It at this entrance. now are attending elementar~ is reserved for the use of the The international sign of the and high schools thanks to the handicapped ~ people in wheel. wheelchair guides you to it. school' s curriculum whic~ chairs and a member of their The booklet says the Victoria teaches deaf children to spoal~ families or a friend. Wheel. parking lot is ansultable for work and play with others. On.t~ / chairs are not permitted on the wheelchairs because of distance eL the former students now tt :// Expo Express. In Montreal call and because it is gravel sur- attending Bishop' s' Un'lversit~ 397-7571 for information about faced. It recommends that dis. in Lennoxvlll% Que., • ~i' S La Balade~ ~bled •passengers get out at the _Kr..anby

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Belocating? Let Us Help! KALUM AND KEITH STREET Phone 6~5-6581. : I Whether the move is direct, or storage . ii ~ ~ 'il • ~ ,~ of all your belongings is needed, our ; :;~ Northern Culverts & Metal Products Announce . .' ~ experienced men, large facilities are .... THEIR NEW PEAN'P,OP.EN IN TERRACE.FORTHE MANUFACTURE' OF ready to suit every need. ICE ARENA FINANCIAL THERMOMETER took Its first downward plunge last week when com- ~.OR ;UGATE~ STEEL CULVERTS"OF ANY SIZE ALSO WATER WEL[~, miRee member Dick Green took the mercury level down below the $50,000 mark. The thero C,-',3 ~IGS,ETC. - - mometer works in reverse. As donations come in it moves downward to its ultimate goal of .~Call for Free Estimate! =ice in'68".

:: Be• de: Bailey ® .0'rt , Cartage & Storage• June a peak monthl i ...... 'mH2 ...... I Wt4EN .r. @A~ ...... for: Hterl-eaths ...... More people drowned in June ' B.C. than in any other month ,] on record, according to figures :released by the B.C. Safe-•~ ty Council Thirty-two incidents took 37 lives~ but the real tragedy is that most could have been pre- vented ff everyone on or near the water followed the simple, basic rules of water safety(the council, says, Main cause was falling in •i water. Of 11 such drowings 7 ~' -- .r , were small children, Water holds a fasciizaticn for children, and parents should never allow a small child out of sight for an instant when near a stream - •

small boats on the coastal .... orwaters oreand the same number of i accidents accounted for 4 more drownings on lakes and rivers, In six cases .occupants Mood up in the boat~ either in ex- citement when catching a fish or to unsnag the prop. If you must stand~ do it carefully, after first donning your life JackeL i Six drowned while swimming. In every case but one, basic swimming rules were not heed. ed; swimming alone, swimming straight out from shore; swim. . . ln unsupervised areas without a' :.~&i" ' " .:i /i:--"-. -:-i; ;:. :. By~:~b::M~n~,,: • companion well trained in life saving. - i Three dro~ned when two cars. ~ ~~'~~'~ ~~~ I~' went into water; two SCUBA divers drowned; two bodies were foand~ and three are listed an unclassified, July and August always have been peak months for water fate. litles. The Council urges every. one to learn and obey the basic water safety rules,

Excess su. is painful i Too much sun can beharmful," St. John Ambulance advises progressive exposure~ beglnn. In the days when sail was kizg, B.C.'s weekend mariners knew a thing or two ing one's tan with 20 minute ~ , ' .* • .... '.... :...... -. .:~.:~..,~'~'::,'.x,_,::',~.d~'.'.,~.?~:,,'~.~ ~, about the water. And the boer. Sure, there have been some changes -but sessions, then graduallyincrea. . by: .~: ~i • e ...... ' ' ...... i the yaohtsmen of yesteryear would still say "Aye" to Old Style. It's still sing as the skin's burn rests. ' i"..' . '. .: ,':~!; ..,i...".i,',...'.i'i:':.:" '~ ": '. 'i 'i tanee builds up. •" i ~ t " •" • • ..... • ." , ' "., ..... ,'-~'r~.4~ " their style. Slow brewed and naturally aged to wet a man-si~ed whistle, Early morning or late after. That's why It's British Columbia's favorite beer. Down the hatoh, me heaztdesl noon tanning is recommended : MY S~HER j~ i~ Aup z Wl@~ . ' , ,/ -" because the burningultravi61et rays of ithe sun are then fll. ~I".HA'V~ TO ~,AVE ~O tered through a:grester depth of . atmosphere before they reach ~the body, , . ,':/If you d0.get a sunburna an, • ;. - , . application of cold cream~ltve r , "' , • . ofl~ petroleum,Jelly a or co~l wet compresdes ~can alleviate the if,the burn is surlouss see your do.~. r wlthOUt del~'.... • ,:.The i~eg~mg IB ~elmo~ tin. :po~mt p~rt ottZe wor~, P 'i t#¸'7 ,o i/:i LATO ; . i "

~ i: Wednesdoy. July. 12, 1967 • .TERRACE "O~INECA" HERALD, TERRAC_E' B_,C_,

• ...... J e o .... .,: ...... : ;.::.: .~ J vorce lawsto ,:n ange, Councnl i,sts r, eh tt MP'sstill:unhi py; to show highw , Canada' s archaic 0ivorce The government ls expected to to accept marr[age'breakdown laws ~should be brought up to used the commltteYs draft as as the basic reason fordissol. C anad|an Highway ~fety 9. When anoUler e~r moves to a ~aJ~e in your ~J~| ~I~.~ ~f' date by permitting dLss61utlon the basis for parliamentary ac- rink a marriage. "i~i, Council have called on moto- pass, don't make it more dff- and let_..ldm ln.thou~a..t~tii0(h~i,i11~[ of marriage for reasonssuchas tlon this fall. " ; The marriage breakdown con- rlsts to offer highway hosplta- ficult by speeding up. (Would IL Drive as crueltyt desertion, non-support The work of the 36.member cept was:put to the, committee llty to tourists, you walk faster if someone pu- fellow has artghttobeUl~etoo, ~ and drug and alcohol addiction committee was attacked for not by the Anglican and UnltedChur- - sed you on the street?)12. Courtesy is Contagl~O~.~l~y says a ~ofnt Senate-Commons going, tar enough by. five vete- ' [ ches, Canada Mental Health As, ~'~ They have listed twelve ways 10, When a iyassingdriverseeks not give it a try? / ~commRtee report made publlc ran MPs who promised to cam- soelalion~ Canadian Jewish Con- •drivers: can ~how courtesy to J . . . ':~:'/}' i.~";i. l~stweek. _ palgn publicly to ffetParliamenf gress , National Council of -~ visiting motorists, ~~D~ . ~ "r.~ f"~[: women and the Canadian Corn- .:'~ "~ **In addition to winning good mlttee on the Status of,Women. will for Canada, conrteousdrlv- The Roman Catholic bishops • lng will lower the accident STOR.ALL BUILDING told the ~ommittee the Church rate," a Counclls~kesman .would not oppose broader /~/J~.~#~/~D all metal construction baked enamel finish grounds for divorce in the oivil available in three sizes c( ~u]'ts. provided facilities to re- :Here are..the l~.ways tO'l~. - ~" .~PI~.,ES CE ~J~ • i c( ,n~ die estranged couples were made available. a good host On thehighw,'iy, • Bookkeeping ,: .::i com~,et:99'50 o,~. up The five MPs who lssued their ~~ 1 1, Be ready to give dlreotionst • ~lrneogrophin9 • :Mailing " - -~ ": I own dissenting document are : when asked. Gordon AShen (PC--ParrySou~t ii~.~'.~,~,,.,' " ~ 2, Make allowances for a visitor 0 C.oWIn~ • Amwerinfl_ send~e i ~.. +Muskoka)~ G.'W."Baldwin, ~PC who does not know local traffic Peace Ri~er),Andrew Bre'wln I (NDP--Toront'o GreenwoodS, ft. 3. Stop to see if you can help, ~,.L. Fairweather (PC - l~oya~ |~ ~:~ when a motorist seems to be in " and Arnold Peters (NDP -Tlmt. trouble. skaming~. - ., 4. ,o_ o.r ~,t~:i~ : i i::~~i~i~i ~i!i~~ . At presem, the grotinds for lights when meeting a ear. ; :~:. . i::::~:! divorce are adultery~ rape, so- :~ ~ 5. Always lower your highbeam domy~ bestiality~ and non.con- "- lights when close behind a ear, G0~TS. WEt.CDME, summation for' physical or 6, Don't tailgate - don'~ cut in, mental reasons. Most divorces ~i 7. Always use directional slg- Every Wednesday and Pridav Eve~in~ .are granted for adultery. ) nals when moving from lane to "~,~':'~i:~! :.'~ i :!i.:~.:~:~,.::.! ! i:::~>: The proposed additional i lane. or turning. ~RDGAMES - BRIDGE -Ei'C ,grounds would Include= ~ 8. If "a motorist fails to yield~ . " - Cruelty Uof substantial cha- ~ ~ "~, don't insist on your rlght of way. At The Clubhouse ~ill ~ !!iiiii ! ...... ~;. L :~!H racter' 'J with applleaUon left up ~i !i ! ::~:i/:~:ii ;~:-~-,~-;:.:~.~.:;: .i~ ~*:. i ~i emember the lines mhe was THORNHILL GOLF to the Judge. "~ r~;ht, dead rlght~ as he sped COURSE, Separation or desertion for ~:" :' / along, but he's Just as dead as three years where there is no ~, ff he were wrong,") I~toae 63S-2~42 reasonable prospect of recon. ¢illation. Wilful refusal or neglect by a husband to support his wife and family for oneyear, .MR. AND MRS. WALTER MANTEL ~ Bigamy by either husband or wife, - i usiness Directory Wilful refusal to consummate .a marriage for a year. ,r,,ewore roc e0,, I MacKay's, 1 Commercial ,• Residential Natural Rock. Mason Mantel - Content Wedding Funeral Home Karl Motz- Phone 635-~I2 • Ph. 63S.2444. P.O. Box 430 Slate and Flagstone, Block Banquet or Meeting? The Christian Reformed and carriedwhitecarnatiunsund TERRACE, B.C. and Brick; Imitation Stone Holding A Church was the scene of an yellow roses. • Aim serving Kitimat'o and Brick Veneer. evening wedding Thursday~June Mter the ceremonies there" 15, when Walter Mantel took as was an opewhouse reception in .his bride Linda Ann-Contantt the church, followed by a ban- [ Pleasont Surrounding and Reosonable Ratea, daaghter of.Mr, and Mrs. M. quef in Lakelse Totem Room, ":o'J-'n," arus Cleaners Limited J, Content of Terrace, For the wedding the bride' s [ The Reverend V. Luchtes per- mother wore a yellow peau de formed the wedding ceremony sole dress and cost, white ac. "Operating with the Most Modern Equlpment" * LUNCHEON AND DINNER MEETIN(~S and Dick Seinen was best man, cessorles and pink baby roses ~ PHONE 63S-6910. ~ * CLUB AND SALES MEETINGS Mr. Martin Hassles played corsage. The groom's mother Triple "A': Instructor ,i COIN-O-~TIC and ,COIN CLEAN Laundries WEDDING PARTIES- the organ and Mrs, G. van Last chose a dark green dress with i was 'soloist.I%rman Mantel~ white accessories and orchid [" • Professi6nal Dry Cleaning and Pressing • * RECEPTIONS AND BANQUETS Martin Content and Arthur Groot corsage. ,, • served as ushers at the church. The bride's table .was can- A.F. BEST [ • Coin Dry Cleoning • '* TRADE DISPLAYS Given in marriage by her tered with a 8-tier wedding cake father, the bride was lo~ely in made and decorated by the e Batchelor Laundry Service • • ~om ~m LAKEI EMOTOR Aherwhilebr°cadeweddlngg°wn*bride' s .fatherwho is proprte. ~Ag.R~It (shirts beoutifully done,) crystal tiara held her fin~. Dick Seines proposed the toast . . , '~ ried,~:.botm.~t~:.of red roses _of congratultt!o~om/P¢i~.ce ~,-.:'--~~,t~l~---I ~ ...... IL J, • Suti .... hanoHs, Her wedding dress Was broer was master of sere- • " '-ngi.rmno. C" ap!d L" 7 ":~ge,".4(~ . ' .Lpub_ll.e': mowIA~:=~ ...... !! I~ made hy her mother, She wore monies. [ -PHONE B'C'.x '1AND|4k~8. SUBVEY:t~j,.¢./• Commen=lsl'•:'Ele-~¢al]W|rh~. and..Rmidm~l C°a~" • [ I a pearl necklac% a gift of the Mr; and Mrs. Mastelleftlater 46B4 Lazelle Avenue groom, for Los Angeles~ California, on AIw~ Look To 63~-~7~i ~- ' ] enquiries: Her attendants were Miss their honeymoon. .... PIm~m Ik~.~f$99 Box 14163..:. Ten.ace, B,¢. I • Tens Mantel~ sister of the On their return they will take "B[~ST" ) 'CATERING/VL~.NAGERor ,HOTELu, ua~_~ gr.oomt and Miss Annelies Con- uP residence at 4'/33 Tnck Ave- . ...; ,v,m.~;~ tant~ sister of the bride. 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i CHRISTIAN 'Ri~FORMBD ALLIANCE GOSPEL,CHAPML' " • Each oorrect answer o0un~. 10 points i Score yourself as Sparlm Street at Straum' Ave, '10:00: a.m~-Sunday SC~ooI . ' followe 100 Centus;:a0 tog0" by. V.'Luchies'. Ph. &1~i 11:00 ~m.--Mo .ra~ Woz~.p ~ superiors, 90 to 80 ~ex~ellent! ---- " " :-: "~""1' ' 7:oo p.m~.-~nn~ .~ 60to '/0 good; 50 to 80 aver- ~ lO:UU a me..~anaay ~cueu : ~ln m - " -; -"',. ~ age; 40 to60 fair,' . " FOR MEN: 11:00 a.m~-~Moming W ~ Fridnv .-- , .~..... 1,. Which sot of Roman nu. metals has the highest v~- lue? 'IX r VI, LXXX, XI~ UPLANDS BAPTIST " R~t. E. Thleaon,~ Pashw :".'; ~ 2, / Where did the shlpN?r~ CHURCH 4812 Grsham ave, ~1"~ '~ / mandle capsize following a / fire? Charleston, NewYork~ (~*m gm~ ~ ) ~ ; ' '' "r..':~" ' , Miami, Savannah.: . " . so. H.llimll Avon,,, CSRI LUmE m:CHUW.: 8..Which: one .stated,. ,'I will SUNDAY Cur. Sl~rks St. ~nd:ParkA~ : study and get ready and the 9:45 a.m~--Sunday School opp0rKmtty will come?'' 11:00 a,m.--Morulng Service Summer Schedule ~ ! Wednesday, 8:00 p~n. -- Webster,"Jefferson, Lin- Prayer meeting and Bible. 9:~ a.m.--Worabip.Servie~' ~ euP. a Churchill. 4, T~epyramlds Khof~Khafra Study Pastor H; Madsen,. ~B~i~, ll.D. and Menknura, which are. 4718 Lore, Ave. - Ph~ &I~MI2 known as the first wonders BETHEl. BAPTIST CHURCH "Your friendly ~tmni]7 e~m'~" of the world, are In EgYpt. (Regular) True or False. Kalum st Soucle Ph. 635.5187 'EVANGELICAL FREE FOR WOMEN: Poster Lloyd Andersen B. Th. CHURCH - " S. One of ,these movie stars 10:30- 12:00--Family Service, Cur. Park Ave. and Si~rks M. has the actual name of Roy Worship, Sermon, • 10:00 a.m--Sunday School _ : Eitzgerald.~. Paul Newn~an~ Classes. - 11'00 a m~Morni~g W~rah~. Anthony Perkins, Rock Hud. 7:30 p.m.--Evening Service -:_~n,~',., ~.~.;.= ~,,~-; son~ Kirk Douglas, Wednesday, :00 p.=. .... 6. Which three novels were Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys " :~,,~,~ o~ B~. m.ah, ~written by women? "So 8:30 p.m.--.~'ayet Meeting •A Cordla"i"ln--vnT~ion'T; '--"All Big' ', "A Bell For Adaso' ' Rev, H. J. Jost, Pastor "The Yearling'."~ '~Scarlet MENNONITE" BRETHREN 4665 Park Ave. Ph. &I~IIS Sister Mary.' ' 7. Louisiana iS the leading pre. CHURCH . dueer in~e UnitedStates in| 3406 Eby St. Phone 635.5976 PENTECOSTAL TABERNACIJI Grapefru,ts, Cranberries, Pastor Alvin Penner 10:00 a.m.~unday SChool Peaches, R!ce. 10:00 a.m.-~-Sunday School U:00 a~n.--Morning Worlhlp 11:00 a.m. -- Worship Service 7:00 p.m.--Evangell~e 1, , , ,, -- BIBLE SltUDY 8, . What handlcapbefellthe poet 7:30 p.m. ~ Evening Service Tuesday at "/.'80 t~ua. Milton in his mid-forties?. DELV.ING IN THE DUST are .the above people s all members Deafnsss~ Blindness, Loss of theTerrace Rotary Club, who are working to build-a~ali of speech, Loss of arm. ..THE _ _EDITORS ARE SAYING • • • Thursday. ~ttPOPLm "/:$0 p~m. ground and park for local youngsters. Rotary are building the CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor Ray. D. RafhIen FOR YOUI~G PEOPLE: park complete with diamond and bleachers on land offered to 9, The Biblical charaoterSam. • Terrace Municipal Council by Mrs. Duncan Kerr. Manpower hires the unemployed SU~D,A,YJ Lmkelse AvonuoMASSES: PhoneSHome--Office43~.24414 ' son set fire to the Phil. [ lstines' fields of grapes. • 8:30.a.m., 10:00 a~n., True or F~lse. :MADAM GETS TURNED ON " ~ .... ' 11:1~ a.m.':and ~/:80 p.m. 10. In which state is Rapid City? The Canadinn Manpower fewei" farms and fewer farmers cently, we are certainly Spend- Nevadar West L' : yli'ginia~ BY ELECTRIFYING DRESS: Centre must be trying to re- (in the Fraser Valley) as many lng alot of money on this (Cert. Phone.&q$.~ll3 I'~I~CE. UNITARIAN South Daknte~ Michigan. duce the number of unemployed and varied pressures have for- tennlal) birthday party. O~i the FELLOW~IP A "first", was scored at' a recent Toronto fashion show# by putting many of them on its ced more and more small oper- other hand. our neighbors tothe~ ST. M&TTHEWS CHURCH ANSWERS ,according to Style, when three models of electronic dresses own PaYroll. It was announced stars off the land •. Without south are spending billions this A~Iieoh- Church •of Canada PhoMs &~q-b'/21 ~I0~(I qlnos "0! °e~l~ u=oo ~o by a New York designer were featured. recently that the CMC was plan. the income from dairying and year on a war out of which no 4726 Lanlfe Ave• Ph. 635.5855 spiel; aql leS OH- * esle.,l "6 One of the dresse~ was a black leather number with green ning adding 1,000 employees, poultry productlon theeconomin one is getting any enjoyment. !sseuPU11~ '8 !eoIH % ;, ~.m~[ windows which light up when a switch is pulled on a battery Now it is advertising for 33 health of valley towns would be Let's enjoy this party. ; . . Angl|cm Church of Canada ze.lslS l~l!~ostll . .pue I,$Ull . belt worn around the midriff. executives. Fort Frances used low indeed. , . Chilliwack ~ Whltehorse (Y.T.)Star. Sunday, July 16 KNOX UNITED CHURCH -~o~ oq£11 ,/21~ oS~ "9 !uoi The dresses were shown only as Utrafiic stoppers'' b~ tO have an unemployment office C.~ Progress,. - 10:.15 a.m.~Mattns and Parkh several people in the a~ience Insisted on placIng orders. They to provide Infor~atlon to.those WI~IERE'CONTROL LIES Communion "Car. Luelle Ave. K Monm M. •$ ;~o~ z~s1~ 'g/;XXX'I "T ,aim to be the "light of the party" in their social set. seek/ng unemployme~t--insur. Only the commissioner of the CHURCHof Latter OF JESUSDay Saints CHRIST 7:30 .p.m.~Evening 'Service ll:009:30 a.m.---~un~aya.m.~MoRflng ~cho0~Woa'~Jp ance. Now this must be done Northwest Territories .- and (Mormon) through Fort Williams • • and appointed employee of the Mini. Services SEVENll.I "DAY 'ADVENTiSt Newcomersare invited to tothe share eommmdW. in the' many persons seeking in. ster of Northern Affairs.. will 9:30 A,M. -- Priesthood Of two who made love go his Bella Belle library. formation find there are no be able to introduce moneybills 10:00 A,M. ~ Sunday School, CHURCH Xife and work of the UnRId daughter, he preferred the man federal offlclalsinFortFrances intoa Council session as soon Elks Hall on Sparks Street Psstor R. G. Burton 635-2028 Church 'of worth to the one who was to whom they can turn for in. ~ the Senateratfflestheamend- p54 3306 Griffith Street You are invited to ~o~ •rich, saying he destred a man a communilv centre formation. This, actually, is mint to the N.W.T. Act appro- . SATURDAY clipping in the wimout fichus s rather than rich- es without a man. BELLA'BELLA. B.C, (CP).. 19 boxes of books and the hard a 'sorry state of affairs. - . ,~ed by the House of Commons NOTICE 9:15 a.m.--Sabbath School Knoxyour nameUnited and Church. addre~ Ba to work of Violet Hendry have resulted in the first community Fort Frances (0nt.)Tlmes.... This was done by North. lh00 a.m.--Morning Service P LUTARCH centre of this remote British Columbia coastal s~tleinent. CRITICISM IS NEED~D ern Affairs in order that the .Pfesbyl.edan: Sei~Jt'ell 884, Tex~ace, B,C. Without board of trade or, gain in numbers of elected coun. chamber o~ commerce a com- clllors WUuld not permit maJo- Sunday. Y:$0 p,m. PRESBYTERIAN I MIss Hendry arrived at this Indian :' Village last. Septemb~il m~. lty lacks'the drive to k eep rlty tule;effeutlve control over at Christian Reformed Church CHURCH IH CANADA . /,~ lt'~ p rogressive.~ It also.Jacks cecil action remains with the . services at ...... ~ ...... ;~ ," ..... ,~ KUNU 3 metriC. ~h IxtO~ donatedbyVancouw: .U~.~self.critlcLsm whiCh~isineo~ commissioner appointed by r ALL ~wm The Christian lte~urmed Church ' , , ~ .... ptiSllc '-r'~"schodl and ¢1111r;:~h-~ SHOP LTD. libraries. essaryto keeptMngsinbaiance. Northern Affairs. - - FortSmith Sunday at 7:30 p.m. • ...... ~, " Me]fort (Sask) Journal. (N.W.T.) Norther. ~ttrther information photo ~t,~x~.~~=_. ~ ::------. -'" 4619,~HiLLCREST KVE. P.O. BOX 1285 She was assl~edb~y Rev.John FORCED OFFLAND PARTIES ARE BETT~,R " 635-7386 evenin~ A. MecLeod,. principal of the Trend In the 60' s has been to As a friend commented re- : Residential - Commercial - Industrial local school, who arranged for her to take:, over the school library• . " SPeCializing "From there Iworkedwith~e • in: children,: and through them e reached the parents. 'ELECTRIC 'sNOw I'm watching the lib. rary grow from a reading cen- PRICES ARE GETTING SHOT DOWN HEATING' tre to the beginning of a corn- munity centre. i:.~::, : ~: . ,~::,' The library' s first Offoshoot was a square dance club which at .meets every two weeks Uand ELECTRICAL ~ ~'~ NTRACrORS is making healthy progress. A senior citizens' group .... - ,. •, followed and activity mush- roomed with the formation of a girls' hobby climb and a boys' , ':"•. ::!::..' club. • .. .. : , DGE CITY .The girls, learn :sewing and • . . _.-. •• ...... ,. knitting while the boys gather In the school basement to watch this Indian. carvers and learn the |rinr ...... ' craft themselves. E RALPH KERMAN B • The library is.supported bY "/ ,a women' s committee but "IF s not only the women who are pitching In, '~ saysMissHendry. "Several men have volunteered, Shotgun ;i: _c• . :iii!!:!iii•i too and one is starting repair work on the booksJ ' ...... I Like all libraries, the one at MAX NEUBACHER I~-- "'~"~'~: q Bells Bells Is growing. But one , .,:..,., volume will have a special place . -%.~ : i. :::::i! :L!:;:" on its shelves. The children are preparing a centennial book which will be Im scribed 'with all their names 19G~ ~ ~el-Air ~•'~:':.:i ' • :" and which will contain stories 17 ,,,, ,.,v,,., ,o,. ,ona ,-,-,oo.,.,,. ,mac Se~n. one owner .... , s... Ai,. was 2395 -, &S~,~OtJ• 500 •.Sedan.;auto .... ~I.~,lOO 6,,,,,.,v cyl. auto., A1,,.. ' '1( about the people themselves, 95 ) 7:i~ Diving beetle : .' Centennial Holiday Specla/ thirsts for gore i.5 PLYMOUTH• Station Wagon, VS, $/)DQC •.i 1966 CHEV ~d~ir *Dr. ~V8, .auto. _, auto., still:uiider warranty, was $3195 ¢.I~7~ power ~rlng. W~ '.~1~

Both the adult and the larval young of the diving beetle cole TRUCKS :ill i led the water tiger are faro. :..,~i,',r 1965 DODGE7ODGEi Pickup, --$11r~l~ :.. : -:."'i.::"// 1~'. FORD Plekun,,6 ! evl..;~.., r. I ciou predators, . , ',:~ : ~:',:7:Iowa. age~ AI. Now "only ..... u They a|~ack, kill'and eat drao "../ii:. :~.:, i~',.~. :. .:~i S~le_ .~side, AI.~ Now~ouly~. ~ ". - ~J# gently nymphs,' worm%, snails, tadpoles and small fish- Often Just Arrived 7; * ; ...... , .... ' , several times there own size, Sometimes they cause •severe losses in fish hstcherles, The. water tiger grabs lts~prey with STATION W,AGONS- • its l~ge,.h011ow/~sickle .-,sliap. t i~i'.:iI'*:: CORNET S00 s- Pal_/ ed Jaws and InjectSdigestive ' ~:'~::": PLYMOUTH SATELITTI Juice into It. After the flesh'has become liquefied it Is sucked back into the stomach. , .. DivIng beetles .are. adapted for a life In water but are awkward" and almost' helpless on land,. < !,7/!)L The~flattened hind legs are used together like oars.: : ' 1 r A fiumber '0! dtNerent .local*- • , ,• ":'•t/ len~U~ At .reSt they hang .hb~, d0"wn with' the breathin~ Pores on,the .tip Of the alxlomen above : ;: i :;, :: •;:~'7.* r,,~l.akelm Page 14 TERRACE "OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, ' ': " " '... :. :.Wednesdoy~ July I;~, ic~7 THESE MEN BUILT . B.C: Smith in deep water People Read HeraldAds when mule fell down even small ones ":: : :" " "Once my mule fell with me from the ledge of a cliff into deep water~ from which I narrowly escapeddrowning;agnins while climbing a steep mountain side, a mass of loose rock and earth ~!~: ~ ~ , ~ , ::~ began to move, carrying me down 50 feet of the brink of a preci- pice 600 feet high.' ' Thus did civil engineer Mar. " I cus Smith record some of the sis'ant to Sandford Fleming~ -perils of railway surveys in the chief engineer of the per- British Columbia 90 years ago, llmlnary survey. Smith was one of the men who Assigned to the B.Co section, pioneered construction of the Smith made surveys between British Columbia section of the Victoria, Bate Inlet and the first Trans. Canada railway. Fraser, a route that never was He was born in 1815 in North. completed. The work was grue. • ' e / umberland, England and by the Hing and dangerous. On one oc- age of 25 he had built a repu. casion when trouble threatened ration as a land surveyor~ with indians and settlers in the Now available from your Elephaht Brand distributor mapping parish boundaries. He Chilcotin, Smith armed his men had a great interest in rail- and travelled In gunboats to the ways and soon transferred his mouth of the Homathko River. NEW GRANULAR 45-0-0 (Urea) activities to this field~ sharing His surveys covered most of Elephant Brand GranularUrea--45% N., is the in the creation of some English the province between1872 modern fertilizer for profit-conscious farmers. lines and for a time working and 1884 when he became chief •Dense, firm granules make this Elephant Brand under the railway pioneer Ro- inspector of Canadian Pacific high-nitrogen fertilizer better than any other on bert Stephenson. Railway works eastward from His diligence paid well. with Savona. He left'the company's the market: Elephant Brand granules are; harder new positions in France and employ in 1886 and worked as a --they don t cake :or break-up to dust--but they eventually in New York, where consulting engineer until 1892 do dissolve.readily in your soil• Elephant Brand he arrived in 1849. Soon~ he when he retired. He died in .granules are denser soyou get more plant food was appointed to locate and build 1904 at Ottawa. m every applicator load- make fewer applicator' several lines in Central and refills. You save time and labour--and that means Western Ontario. money. Comlnco Ltd./Calgary, Alberta He went back to England, then to South Africa and in 1868 Being nible and light.footed~ he was back in Canada build. his father encouragedhlmtorun in the Olympic race. "Yes/' ing the Restlgnuche section of said h% "if there were any the inter-continental Railway. il kln~s there to run with me." When the Canadian Pacific Rail. TERRACL way was started he became as- PLUTARCH ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: CO-OP ASS'N i ii. MeAlpine, Bell and Co. ~:~:~:•:~:•:•:~:~:•:~:.:~:~:•~•:•~•~.:~:;~:•:•~:~:~:~:~':~:~.:~::~::::`;:~:::~:~;~;~.~;~;~•~;~•~-~;~;~;~;~-.~:~,.•.,.., ... •...• ...•.•,....•..•.....•.:.:.:.:.:.:.:•:•:.:.:•:.:.:.:•:.:.:.';'.'...'...'.~;•;:;e;....•.:.:;:; .';e;e;.:;';';';';~" ~..;~.;.~:.;•;e;..~~.;... i CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

i:i: ' i!i'Rusident Partner: ' 4644 Lazelle Avenue, :::'ALAN M. McALPINE, C.A. . Terrace, B.C. ":.':!635.5483 . 635.$675. ~3S.$300 Or ~4~:::.:.:.:::::::::..:::::::::::.::.~:.~::::::::..:.:::::::::::::::::::.:::::::?:.::::!:::::::.:::::.:.:.:.:c.:.~...... ~ ~...... ~ ; A RELIC OF TERRACE HISTORY could cause some headaches for the developers of the Safeway shopping centre at Emerson Plan a Group Dinner Pdg,ty LAFF.A-DAY and Gregg. There used to be a saw mill there and saw dust in the soil occasionally ignites by spontaneous combustion. Here When a letter won't firemen Bert Roseboom (right) and Pat White squelch an isolated flare up,

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Sports promoters In Canada this year have rushed to t~e advantage of Centennial Year rather than contribute to it. • c~ a~e ~" 9 aT~exx~ : ' ::/:: All over the. country, events !U !~:~: GO':.:~: J previously labelled simply on sentation of the Centennial-. i:: !:i:~:::!::~::::::: merits have been endowed with and it certainly should be the ststns befitting spectaculars, 0 biggest track and field promo- .ii one 635-6111 I simply by adding the word'cen- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: tenniap ' "to the title. tion in this country since Tom Longboat was beating" the best Local and regional gnlttourna. in the world, mnntsm rowing regattas, tennis competitions and what have you Fortunatelym the P~m- Am RF.ST,ICRA#T eames, the Carling world golf • "CANADI'AN & CHINESE FOODS remain local and regional events champlonship~ the Expo soccer despite high.sounding names. "You must be quite a helper around the house." pr()duction early in June and Despite the criticismj it must Open Monday through Saturday; 10 o.m. to 1 ~m. other legitimate attractions be accepted thatCanada' sbirth- Sunday, 1.0 o.rn. to 10 p,m, have not been compromised by day has given Canadians a look those attempting to use a can. 4642 l~zel!e ' . Phone 635-6111 - Terrace, B,C, at more top-level international tennial' label for instant profit. :~.'•:.:.:.:_;:_.~:~:.:.:.~.';.'..'R~.••'.'.•';'•'.'.'.'•..v•.•..'...... ,•_..~-•~.-.~.~•~._.•-•-•....-...... ~.~.. sports than ever seen in this ~~~:~:~~"~:~':'-';:':~-':~';J:~::~.~:~:i:::.":.'~ Phone/ Safeguard home for vacation country in a single year. Although fans stayed away in Collecting overdue accounts by Keep yuur own safety in mind picked up. forwarded, or held at droves, the Expo international while you're on vacation this soccer tournament at Montreal When did Niagara letter can be expensive and time- your branch post office until year~ but also give a little your return, was more attractive. - at least wasting. But your debtor can't ig- thought to the safety of your 'Notify delivery services .. on television .. than the Jaz. come into the picture? nore a fricndly remiuder from you home before you leave. such as the milkman and the zed - up product being provided That advice comes from the by the United Soccer Associa- by long distance. Next time, add the paper boy . • to suspend de- B.c. Automobile Association, liveries, tien and the National Pro, personal touch. Get ac{(on hy phone ! The BCAA urges that you don' t Arrange to have your lawn fessinnal Soccer League. advertise the fact you will be Soccer is Just one example. mowed while you are away. ++* away from home for an exten- Arrange for care ofyourpets. ded length of time. It gives these Turn off outside water faucets. Track and field, notably, has hints for preparing your home: Check major service installs. benefited, A few years ago, track Make sure insurance policies tions . -such as refrigerator, and field comprised a waste. B,D, TEL are paid up, furnace and water heater .. land in which a few Canadian OltlltS#~OWMOI~ ~LL[PXOH[ #OMAM9 ~ to make certain they areingood athletes labored mightily-. II I I I Arrange for your mail to be working order, without success or recognition. Leave with a neighbour a key These days, Bill Crothers is ale to your home¢l your itinerary, most as much a household name and your automobile license as Gordie Howe although Howe' s number for use in emergencies, exploits in the National Hockey Securely lock windows and League have been seen by rail, lions more than have watched doors, Leave the window shades [, in a position which would he Crothers speed a haJf. mile normal if you.were at home. against top competition, You may want to investigate Crothers is only one. Sprinter one of the devices available for Harry Jerome efVancouver, co, automatically turning on a light holder of world records for the in your home at night, and turn. 100- .yard and-100, metre lag it off in the morning. dashes, is a cerium crowd . II attraction in most American and European points. Family type 4-+~- Records on the subject are phone, at Expo almost impossible to produce, , , ,, ", but it's probebl~ sate to say MONTREAL (C.P) . Visitorr that more top "dight track and : i• to Expo 6'/ can use family-typl field athletes have entered Can. telephone booths, in which so ads to compete this year than versa people can talk simul ever before. taneously into one microphone Saskstoon, Toronto, Viinnipeg It is estimated 5,000~000 .callL and Vancouver all holdtop inter. Tom and Jane checked their finances. They .will be made'during the world~ national meets annually, Invari. found they were shdrt of money. Wouldthe fear's six months from 601 ably, the roster of entrants in. family holiday have to be postponed? The touch-term coin phones on th~ youngsters disappointed? Definitely not. Tom site. eludes several legitimate hot. shots° dropped In to see the manager of the nearest • !~ ; ./ ~'Lr ~"'Many of the athletes admit •Niagara Loans office. He outlined the problem ,',,. they come to Canada because to him, found him very understanding and they haven't been here before, helpful. In privacy, they discussed the cost of : I? THE offiers, like pole vaulter Bob loans• A re1~aymentplan. (And payment terms Seagren. o who soared 1"/feet to suit the family budget.) Within 24 hours 2 Inches in Saskaloo~ lastwin. Tom had the money In his hands•And the :SWEEPER tar to: erase his own,world re. family wee headed for a fumpa©ked vacation, cord., briefly .... Come "because )Nhen y.ou need extra In0ney forany good we know the meets •will be well. reason, you can expe0t the:same courteous, IS ran and the competition Will be quick service at aw'o0e Of 300 Niagara officeS• goed,,' +-1-4- ' '~ldsye~'. the ~Pealhasl~on NIAGARAFINANCE: COMING a Chance to,get close to the Pan American Games. to :o~_n COMPANY LIMITED • ", . , :,~rh.ii sd~ertisermmt Ill not publllhld of' dMpl~wed by the IJnuor Control Board or by the eovernment'of OrlUeh Columbia o, • 4=- in"Jnly in w~otl~;::~Is sho~a'd Member of the (~Group' of Companies ' i :: :. 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i ! V !by.... rancher's' ::'infer .....+-- ,-e~cher John ~ M~l:ha=~' t I ,or me st'|ls,-~io=r. =~ :.~.!~ r, :, ~, ~ , ::IULY 16 to 22 1 I : I . • ,. - ...+-:'y': . • .. +. 10st afoal since.he turned to Iutes. away, and reach them in .tlgatlug'the posJdbtllt~iot~ electronics to monitor the as- / time to assist ~e mare. "-,,. ~ro=ie~-¢i-rcult tele~s~::~ MONDAY ~ FRIDAY lii0o rows...... 'i/:~+ i::! ---DXV : i :~ tlv!tes . of his thoroughbred I Mr. DoMarai satdt~-~l~' cm~era.mouM,edin:t~b:zf~l] 8:00 CBC News., • 11a~= ,+.' ...... , .mares, . " :":. ' [ tlcal ,,erred Of dellve ,'~~s: monitor_ in the, hO~'~:/I~:i'U : .... ~'~" '. :' " 8:00 News, sportsand wea~e~ 6:10 BreakfaSt Club ' 11:10 Heartbeat:in .S] 8'15 Voiee ot Prophery ;.. The c0mmunlnatlbns tnnova..I abo,,* "V|n*'nt];fd"~-' ~I:~'1~,~oF"-|f ' ;family c~•, not .o~ly-~:.tl 7:00 News , t on came ...about following the j la durln- thiS*.~rlod 'of t~m" ' sounds of the. expectant;horai loss!by the De Marnls +of a ~rg'~ ~,:,= but watch 7:05 Breakfast Club , . I~I:UU UUU. ~lews ' . .'. "' ':" 9 * " " " l-th'~ the'nla-o can. I~elr-a~4|H~i~ 12 03 La " - ; ~ "~* :00 Sunday_ morning magazine . OM valued:at$1,~00, • ".,',.';~., .... ,...... ,.. . , too. • . ., :*~ 7:30 News.. . " • ; : nu ana'marmeweamer 0'30 S" "°"+ ~ " ' 7:35 Breakfast Club ;, :. 12 "- "'-- +- n ' " r ' ' I~ ~U k ' ::Mr,=DeMarnl:ealled In, B,C.'/ '..+:...... i • '.-,~~+:.:::~+i / :u~ a,u.er ,LiOUX'! ~ .... ~. ; 9:59 :i).Oo'U'0"~,,,.0S."+ + : " ~a~esPh:::'.;~, C'ompanY.:.~on~.ul- 'I' in.the past',' the'family .me-] m -, , ,•. "'-::' +.":/",':/~". 8:00 News- ,. ' ' ,.:.... re=o.mmenqeo, m.=. at.,I qm. B=a~ ~aU nI~t, ehe~-" " Ir0es. Ire c0yor" : ,.i-, :+:+: r' ,:w_utec0raea timle.., :. •. 10:0~ Sunmer Sound ' ~:F:~' :,~£ainon:oz, an /' mtereom . sy~ern.I ~t¢"~"RIr~hlo~==V-~,.v td "t/~ ~n'l -" ; " :~ 0:15 Thought for the Day 8:20 Break/ast Club '.WEDNiIDAY NIGHT :' 11:00 Church Sorvlce , : 6:30 .Twin,River Tlmb~ :/ .; 12:00 Summer 'SOund ranch *.hodse:aI hls CampbeII.I".vrdof,: ".. ' .... ' -; AIIOIrll prIIrII +..i//.~i?..:. g:80 PreView Commentary :.'. Ci~eek/r~..cli~:, near Kamlo0p~. I " " + ' " " ' ' " I. "., ' .~ .~. ' "i: : 8:35 Brea~Jast Club ...... " ":.~ • ". ' MWic::", ::. .. ::~ ):Y ~. 12:15 News. ". .-i . .. . : -,: .~- I 6: ~Isu~ ~d .... ' ~1 I' : 12:25 Sports ..... ': ." ':•: 9:00 CBC News. " i " :.zrom ~.,:}he: +. :receiver In '..:~e .I blr.'. De l~arni-said, and ~hen. Itudeuts .are:.pa~¢tp~ing In :V:05 CBC New~ " : :' . " 12:30 Summer Sound ' ~,::. 9:10 Message Time " ,~ .. :. • .n0uses :,. n.e salu,- "we can tell '| go away. The more could s(art: J centennial tree.planLldgproJect~ 9:15 Nine Till Noon ' '.' ~ . ~'/:03 Cefitennlal DI~ .'. 12:55 ProvinCial Affairs , ,~':,." i~vY..~noise s Whether the horse is lan soon as you' d gone.'' ... I The trees, supplied by the fed,~ 0:59 D~O.O.T.~. -.. . .".. 7:30 ~a]tfan b"~sl~lOl~, •,. : Nations Business ..".','~' i£ymgddwn or'moving around.',, / The De Marnls now have 14. I eral and provlnclalgovernment~, 10:00 News •, -,. -'. : :'.:The :family can remain In the I:mares and one stallion, Eleven .I may be planted on any public~, 10:05 Nine Till Noon.... i .8:0S" .$0~,g~~F~om Po~apl "-::': 1:00 Summer.+ Sound .... i.., house .Muting: the pre-birthper-/colts have. been born on the I I~md. Schools are gtveb .a eer~ 10~30 Women's World ~.8:30 Nite 1re.lie . • .; :,i:: 1:30 Capitol Report : " ~!,.',. •,/0d-and:.Wl~en:the:sounds lndi- I ranch this year and seqanof I.tfficate listing nameB 0f par~ 9:00 ~C News '.., -... ~i:~,, 2:00 C~C:News 1: / , ' ' I ~ I: ::' :cats '.the?-flrsi ,.signS that dell- /t~em have .been" helped by the J ~tpating studentsand teachers 10:35 Bulletin Board- " .very ls"lmmlnent~ they Can head ' " ' I as a.~rmanent reminder; .: ,,':.:,~. 10:40 Nine Till .Noon :9i03 C0i~ef Opinion. " ":'~?.>:~ 2:03 Cl]C.Sh0we~e .:. ' ?-. ./~tercom. -.: • 11:00 News . " 10:00 CBC News .... . :: 3:05 Message Tune " :; ."?.' ,. .. ~'.: .:: - . ., .... , - . ., . .. - :+.;, 11:05 Nancy. Edwards RepertI 10:15 Nite lqlte " " .'.. ':::: 3:10 Summer Sound . '.~:~:-- 11:07 Nine Till Noon i1:00 News "~ " - "~ ' '-'i): 4:00 News ' ' i"...... /:>. 11:I5 Pet Parade " " 11:0~ SPorts' . ' .'. i.: ~,'I" 4:05 Summer Sound. .... '!+'~: 11.;20 Exp0dition " . fl:10 Heartbest~ SInai. :,':~ ~ 5:00 News ..".. ,: 'i : " ~ : ~ 1[. ': MAYBE AND MAYBE not, but Slrnon Templar (Roger Moore) U:lSN/teFllte. 5:05 Summer 11:35 Assignment " , '. :!:~;~ Sound ~ . " :: ::.:: . Is used to It on the weekly CBC-TV network program The Saint 12:00:CBC News ,:' 6:00 News • .... M~,. I . ~, ....."..~ +~:I~..+~.. ~]~ ...... ,~ :.. seen each Monday evening. Vlcky and Cathy Graham are only 11:40 Nine -Till Noon ' "~: ' ~:':i 11:45'(Tuesday's Stork Club)- 12:03 Land.and marine weathe~ 8:10 Sports ' .... > two of the many glamorous girls Templar encounters in the • "~ ".~; :~ ,.<.,..~ ~ • ,. ~ ,. . ,,'- 12:03 CBC News ..... _ .:4 -- action-packed hour each week. 11i55 Assignment • '- ., ~ '~. ~::,::~i::~i,':.~...... " ~ 12:00 Radio Market Place • 1:03 Recorded ~e - ". ::: 6:18 Looking Thru the PaPerS " j'~;:./ ~, ~,., + :~, ~' ,.,, ....~.:+. ~ .,~,..+...... I 12:05 Luncheon- Date ' " I ~. + " " ; r:~ 6:30 Summer Sound ': "~. .~ ~ .IF: :i 12:15: News " - THURSDAY NIGHT 7:00 CBC News ~ Firemen fight 12~25 Sports ~ 6:50 Her's Health :/ -7:10 ,Weekend Sound o~ Sports 12:30 Regional and. Local News 7:00 CBC ,News ~..,,~'. 7:30 Master Control • 8:00 News . " " " wharf fnres nn 12:85 Heartbeat in Sport " 7:03 Nite FJlte .~¢. 12:40 Luneheon' Date 7:30 Soundings "~ 8:05 Summer Sound T llucum ;.,. su,,s 12:50 .Noon' StOck Quotes 8:00 News • ..~.;:.: 9:00 CBC News 12:55 Luncheon Date' 8:05 Scottish HerRage :.:." 9:03 Symphony Hall 1:00 Summer SoundI 8:30 Nits .... HIE A HALIFAX CP)- Twelveflre- .Fllte ..~:•~:/~i!, 10:15-Hours of Derision men have canipleted aone.month 1:15 Variety-Show 9:00 C~C News . ./.::~ course In scuba dlvingand now 1:40 •Assignment 9:03 Nite Flite ':& 10:4~ D. K Phllips Crusades stand ready to fight waterfront 2:00. CBC News 10:00 CBC News . ~.- i 11:00 CBC News .... fires from the water.' 2:03 Summer Sound 10:15 Night Flits . 111:08.The Long One Hundred One Show each Week Day • . .~,~ ~ -,...-.-: They received .their Instruc- 2:30 ~atinee with Pat :10:30 Anthology ~".~A".~., at 8 P,M. tion from Jim Murphy who has. Patterson. 1,1:05 News. ? " " " 'Sat. Matinee at 2 P,M.. been diving for 14 years and' 3:10 COffee Break !!:05 Sports Mon. Tue. Wed. July 10, 11, 12 fighting fires for the last 10. 3:30 Radio Market 'P]aee 11:10 Heartebat inSports Work up a sweat. Work up a thirst. Then cool it- ~ii THE YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE He's enthusiastic about the THE with the cold, quenching flavour of Lucky Lager. 3:85 Asmgnment 11:15 Nits Fllte. , An explosive story o~ life benefits of having.:part of the Lucky's the bold B.C. beer with a tradition you can and love amon~zst .the rich. .department in the water during 4:00 ~ News 12:00 CBC News " " 4:03" Canadian Roundup 12:03 Land and.mariae weather SWEEPER • taste; blended and brewed Western.style for Bex Harrison, lnErlu Hal tin a blaze. men who demand man.sized flavour in a Shirley ~acL,ame =If you have a burning wharf 4:10 Summer Sound 12;08 After Hours Shorts: Bowling Alley Cat you either have to chop your 4:55 Assignment 1:05 CBC News IS quality beer. So relax with a Lucky - the choice of --O-- way through asphalt and a lot 5:00 News 1:03 Recorded. Musie men who know a good beer When they taste it. Thur. Fn. Sat. ~uty'18, 14, 1~ of Umber to get at the flames 5:05 Sports COUNTRY MUSIC ON . or operate your hose from a row- 5:10 Stock quotes COMING' BROADWAY boat.. 5:15 Pet Parade FRIDAY " NIGHT "- Give Yourself' a LUCKY BREAK 6:30 Glm's Dining Music Hank Snow, Skeeter Davis ==A fireman lnawetsuitthough 5:20 R.M.P. ,. Hank Williams can take as much hose as is 0:45Nits Flfle-. - • 5:25 Summer Sound This advertisement Is not published or displayed by the Liquo¢ Centre! Board or by the Government of British Columbia• Shorts: Matador, Magoo necessary into the water, since 0:00 The Werld'~t Six. 7:00 CBC Newis . . Level 4350 it is almost weightless down 3:80 Summer,Sound" 7:03 Centennial Diary ---O-- there, and get at the fire from 7:30 Winnipeg Symphony Sat. Matinee 3uly 15 beiow." " 8:00 News .. CHARTROOSE CABOOSE .Mr. Murphy also foresees the MONDAY NIGNT 8:05 French Mude ComedY .in Color .,•...,~ da~"When:~lreinen will :assume 7:30 CBC News 8:30 !: Molly Bee, Ben Cooper ~.... f.~ret onsibility fo~,reedqer~ Ntte FIRe ~! ! Edgar Buchanan ~: .O~"'~ b'f l~0di, ;s at pres'en[ the;~b bf 7.~03Centennial Diary :'.~'.,:-"~ )9:05_: CBC News !, Shorts: Mdador Magoo/. thena~, diving division..- 7:30 p.m. Nite FIRe 9:03 1987 and All That ~ Mon. "I~e. W'~.e~'u)y+ 17, 18, 10 ==We' ve done everything else+ 8:05 01d Songs Old Melodies 10:08 CBC New~ A RAGE TO LIVE* . from cats In trees on. Why not 8:30 Nite F/lie 10:15 'Five NRes a Week I (Restricted) Drama this?" ; .9:00 CBC News 10:30 Ni+td Flite . .. ' Suzanne Plechette Candidstes for the scuba ply-. 9:03 Country Maga=lne 1l:00 News ' Bradford Dillman toon must be strong swimmers 10:00 CBC.News 11:08 Sports '~' Shorts: Bear Hug. Precision. and in good physical condltton. 1.1:00 News 11:10 Heartbeat in SportS !~ --e-- • .- They practise In s~lmmlng 11:05 Sports 1.1:15 Nlte ,~ite :~ Thur. 1~i. Sat. July 20, 21, 23 pools but must be =, checked 11i10 Heartbeat in Sports 12:00 CBC News .' OUR MAN. FLINT • out" off shore before recetv- 11:15 Nite Flits 12:03 Land and. marine weather i! Adventure Comedy in Color ing their national certification. 12:00 CBC News James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb 12:08 ~idnite Iambm~e ' " Shorts: T. & J. Cartoon Kit 12:03 Land and m~arine wea~ar 1:00 ~ News ' :====. Lung dims es " 12:08 After Hours 1:03 ,Recorded Music • 1:08 CBC News SATURDAY. !: ~ Drlve.in "k catch smokers 1:o3Recorded Music 6:00 C8C News i Fri. Sat. 3uly 14, 11 VANCOUVER(CP) - ~hronlc 6:10 Summer Sound APACHE GOLD bronchitis and emphysema, both. 7:00 News Lex Barker, Mario Adort crippling lung diseases~, have TUESDAY NIGHT 7:03 Summer Sound We Offer All These Services +',~ . Shorts: Window Shopping caught up with the first genera. '/:00 CBC News 8:00 News • Daily freight service to and from Prince Rupert ' Instant F~eneh Uon ofheavysmokersin,~anad% '/:03 Nits Flite 8: 05 LSports • Agents for North American Van Lines Ltd. i --o-- says Drs Stefan Brzybowski of 8:00 News and Kitimat. Budget Moving Can Be Arranged. ! Fri. Sat. July 21, 2;] the University of UrltlshColum. 8:05 Nite F]Jte 8:10 Regional and Local News 8:15 Thought for, the Day • Once weekly service to the Nass Valley. • Agents for Johnson Terminals.. Pool car service I REVENGE OF THI bia. He says life-long smoking 9:03 Hernfit's'Ch0ice. 8:20 Summer Sound' • Twice weekly refrigerated service to and from (Vancouver to.Terrace in 48 hours). .GLADIATORS is a major fact0r in causing both L0:00 CBC News - Prince Rupert and Kitimat. , Western in Coler. diseases..-. -.. 10:1S Nile FiRe 9:05 ~BC News • " Agents for HUNT'S Transport for freight going Roger Browne, Seilla Gsbel 9:10 ~aessage Time • Connecting carriers to all paints in Canada. east. Shorts: .Sick Transit ' 0:15 Summer Sound. TO PROVIDE THESE AND OTHER SERVICES • WE ARE EQUIPPED WITH THE FOLLOWING: i Once.Upon A S~aday .9:59 D.O.U.T.S. i Show Time 10 P.M. 10:05 News • HE-Boys • Lorge and. small flat dock trailers " " •' Fork lifts • Low bed trailers • Large and smol'l vens . • Winch truck ., I SUBJECT TO CHANGE 10:0~ Summer Sound Expo locates husbands 11:00 News . ., , 11:06 Summer Sound ANYTHINGMOVEABLE WE'LL MOVE... ! kr little old ladies 13:00 Radio Market .Place 12:05 Summer Sound ANY TIME.. ANYWHERE! 12:15 News , "I've lost my .husband,,? said 12:25 Sports the elderly lady as she scurried 12:30 Regional and Local News YOUR LOCAL " up to the counter In the Vlsl. tors' Aid Service building at 13:35 Summer Sound TERRACE TRANSFER Expo .6?. lP.-35 Summer Sound .Phone 635-6344 Nights Don" 635-6029 or .John 635-6286 SUN LIFE • '., " The lady's ai~proach may have 2:00 News. .- been" unusual~ but her. problem 2:05 Summer Sound 8:00 Swing Dig -. • It.~rinRESENTATIV E . was not.• , , . , .• . . , 4:00 News - • . . Since .Exp6 opened, Visitors' ~:05 Message Time OFFERS " ' " Aid has assisted some 2,500 •4:10 .Radio MarketPlace '. - adults an'iJ '9~000 children who 4:15 Summer Sound • m . - .. have become separated from 5:00 News PER NALIZED " their parties while visltlngthe, 6:05 Summer Sound " exhibition.. . 6:00 News - To ser e you better .SERVICE IN:" " '.~ One 'of the lostpersons was 6:10 Sports [ - _ :~ LWILLIE SCHNEIDER , . .- 8:15 Radio MarketPlace [ . ; , ? • : • District Manaler ... : ...... ?.i a 75.y~ar old lady from the United'States. She roared int0 ., • MORTGAGE: + INSURANCE .3' thelcentre°nenight'eyesflash" ' ?:03 Action • Set - : : "' t ' it) BUSINESs INSUR~NCE~., ~,,~ lng;beside-herself.wlthrage,"I' m such a t001+' ' she"star, 0:,o+oomo,.o, CPA s m.od ermzedniwer, He blel Lakelse: ,,ticket+ ,HIco med~ "I' ve forgotten the name of 8:03 Summersound . motel. You'd think at my ,,oo...... I opened i righter, . :. ,*" RETIREMENT PLANS age,my. Pd kno,w enough to write ,0,.,,=,0:. o.,+.= n • , more icenenienl J ;o,'GROUP LIFE INSURANCE . it down." , n:oo sews - , , 11:05 SI~FtS "' " '~ : . . . " . :,.,.. )." ~.: I AND TAXATION :' • Visitors Ald put its best 11;10 S~er SOund i . : .. :' . :': ..... location.---- ...... : . . , sleuthsl, on the problem+ .TheY112:00 +CB~ 'News ..... ' ,:- ~", " L,'-:,.,....., ~'": PHONE ,TODAY- NO,OBLiGATION ..'. discovered the little ladyhad a J12:03 La .a ..a--..a ...... ~.. • stub, from., a terry which .....•shedP ' x2''-' .,. =-,...a...o :.v=~.~- i :: +dp"~,nkm~n,,~,&v am nni ~i,O..".,,A. ,I

"..... " '":. i:":" " ' taken**'to,cross,the, river .from I .J * ? i•? . her .motel to EXP0.'.ThIa. gave .I 11031'00 ReCBC `+ "~-News L: . .: " : • • ~ ? " .3.•., .•• - . - . ,them a cluea~ to the,lcbrreet I ,' 00rded MIle :' ' are.~:Then they 'started phoning , I S. ' '":i'" ' ' " Iii ~ew.otrlcels reaay tor::busnesS., .It's:br~ghtePi~ian' d more: ~ Lthe motels inlthat ,p~,t'of I . ,, ,.. , . . ,~ i:before -- with' ...... ultro modem+~ +foc,lit0es;ito,• ' ...... ' ''"' provid ..... e,,e~'+ :e::'for you. : :+. : i;..'.~:;," :: .:.,,:/.: ,:~:h.~i~i~f~ii!~,,, ,,+,:,,':..., ,: ~: ; /eglster~ W!th~..=~, heur. =td l :% .....,~. ' . BOATS. " "~ ,, therever in the world-]yo~Jwant?t61:go.,':ieE:i[CPA,'jetly ~

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I |odorsudvise: TOP'S .I)offpuntygirdle DOG FOOD 1'..... 98' '~ if you feel swell '~= ' J COMING Wearing toe tight a panty girdle can cause a form of edema or swelling of the legs. Two American doctors re- A complete medical examina, cently described this condition lion showed the patients to be in as the'panty;lrdlesyndrome,, good health except for the swel. DELMONTE when two to their patients com- ling which, they explained, was ~__ O McCulloch Chain Saw plalned of swollen legs, not present in the morning but Boats ' thedeveIopedandw0rsenedduring day. WAX BEANS . F c • Ou.oo,d ~o~. Child centre ~he condition disappeared en- O tlrely during summer vacations ! R q 5-oz. Complete Line of PQrts sets support *hlch were spent at the beach, Noting the circula~ lndena. • - Franchise Dealer tions around the,thighs, the do.

MONTREAL (CP) - Some 30 tar learned they were caused Terrace-Kitlmot agencies and parents' groups by a panty girdle. When this -, have offered their help to in. garment is worn too tight, it has R sure the formation of the Child the effect of a Small Motor epail Rehabilitation Centre here, a stricting the flowt°Urniquet'ofblood andre- . g/, • new body designed to act as causing swelling. •-,..op a referral service, co.ordina. The prescribed cure is simply ALLEN'S tingserviesand acting as . o take off the panly gird|e. TERRACE CO'OP ASSN' general sp°kesman f°r handl" B°th patients rec°vered c°m" capped children, pletely. DRINKS ;or $1 O0

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