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1 F.,'ov. 6~. bral'y,.~ Perodcals Vepar~men~, TE CE _MRp.LD,. LV, No Pages Wednesday, February 23, c a Copy, $3.00 a Year --- Press Run 2,800 % ~~ M'~'~" ~ J TLL UNDSPUTED CEDAR POLE captal of he world, Terrace welcomed ths 140-foot perect cedar pole last Wednesday. The long one ras felled n the Copper,Rver valley by Bll 'smsyan Mads n Or Second Year r.. Northwest Zone Hgh School basketball champons for [the second consecutve year, Terrace's Tsmsyan Mads wll now seek--fnancal assstance for a trp to Vancouver.n March ~ so that they mght co~'lpete n the provncal basketball Mads on Frday evenng and on Saturday the Terrace squad met fnals. (See pcture page 8). the So-Me-H Ravenettes for the The Mads won the Northwest second tme. Ths game produced trophy last weekend n a three day basketball tral whch has been the resoundng score of 42 to 10 n favor of the Tsmsyan Mads. ~suded by Prnce Rupert sports wrters as "dazzlng." Anka Troelstra, descrbed by Ther frst wn came Thursday when they defeated the Booth Memoral Ravenettes wth an easy 38 to 18. Rupert's Senor Grls team went down for the count aganst the Two Weeks Gven For Road Openng The contractor nstallng water,,,,,~! sewer lnes for Terrace Voca. tonal School has two weeks to get the Amesbury Road cleared and )pen, followng a decson,n Muncpal Councl Chambers Tuesday Blakeburn Constructon Ltd. of t~errace has been unable to con. :nue work due to adverse weather :ondtons and the road has renaned closed all wnter. The orgnal contract called for.'ompleton of the job by Novem- )er 1 but bad weather and delayed nateral delveres took the job vel nto the freeze.up season and york was curtaled. Muncpal Councl h e a r d a ~trong bd from Councllor Dora. ;by Norton Tuesday nght after a etter from Wlls & Cunlffe en. ;neers suggested "farness" n leahng wth the matter. Councllor Norton crculated )ctures of Amesbury Road at the dcconnell ntersecton. T h e y ~howed an- estmated sx feet of lrty snow wth road barrcades tartly bured. A letter urgng restoraton of he road was read from former :ouncllor Gerald Duffus. Followng further dscusson, ;ouncllor MeRae moved to have he road opened wthn two weeks. ~he co.ntractor wll be so n. sports columnsts as the Mads' "waltzng gant," was named the most valuable player of the season. Marta Graner, Ncky Sluyter and Anka Troelstra were all named to the all-star team of the Northwest Zone. The provncal hgh school basketball fnals wll be held n Van. c0uver on March 10, 11 and 12 and the local hoopsters must rase $2,000 before then n order to make the trp and try for the B.C. champonshp. Average age of the ~entace team s 16 years and the young. sters have proven themselves to be one of the most "polshed" hoop squads n B.C. Ford and tr, ucked to the LH & K pole yards by Rene Dallare of V & S Truckng. Sel,d rght through the centre, the pole measured 33 nches at the butt. LH & K Pole Company has Meltn Pot... OPEN LETTER to Old Buckskn: No, there's not a thng wrong wth your eyesght. You ddsee the local gendarmes puttng a tcket on a judcal offcal's car but you ddn't see the offcal's name n our Magstrate's Court column because the tcket was only a warnng tcket. One of over a 100 such warnng tckets ssued by the RCMP last month. We only publsh 'em after they've been convcted -- not when they've smply been warned. [] * [] DON'T FORGET March 1st s the deadlne for those new lcence plates. [] * [] RECENT arrvals from Kuutsford, Cheshre, England; Kare. and Krflen Mudle were nterested vstors to the Herald last week observng the mechancal operaton of our operaton. BG queston n Muncpal Councl on Tuesday was "what to do Councl Wll Lst Fve Lots For Sale Muncpal Councl wll lst fve lots on Lakelse Avenue wth local and area real estate agents. The property s currently occuped by buldngs housng Muncpal Works Department of- fces. They were once used by the Muncpal Fre Department and were. vacated by that department when the Muncpal Hall at the corner of Eby and Lakelse was completed n n another property move, Mun. cpal Councl has rejected an opton offer from the proposed purchaser of the L. H. & K. property at the corner of Lakelse and Emerson. The property was or. gnally desgnated as a ste for a Canada Safeway slate but a sub. dvson applcaton fled by L. H. & K. Company was wthdrawn after a wat of seven months. A decson regardng sub- dvson of the property was held up pendng agreement on the extenson of Grcg Avenue. Councl recently went on record as approvng the extenson of Greg Avenue, and such a plan would requre the allocaton of some of the corner property for road allowances. A letter wll go out rejectng the opton offer presented two weeks ago by Murdoch R. Robertson. wth the Drftwood Dragon.".t's a natural pece of polshed drftwood presented to Councl by a Terrace resdent. A delght. ful pece of nature's artstry but a dragon of a thng to fnd a place for. [] * [] FORMER COUNCLLOR Jack Bakewef buzzed through town last weekend. Says he lkes Nanamo but msses the kerfuffle of Muncpal affars. Some guys have all the luckl [], r'l BULKL~Y VALLEY Fant Products now has prelmnary studes underway for a new pulp mll at Houston. Consultng engneers are Sandwel & Co. Ltd. o! Vancouver. Q * [] NOW UNDERWAY are workng. drawngs for an '~0,000. store and offce blndng n Ten'see. Frank t. Whltley s the archl. teet and Bert Goulet has~ ordered the drawngs. donated the pole to the Ter, race Chamber of Commerce and the chamber has set up a commttee to study the possblty of dsplayng t to advantage as a toursm promoton. (Photo by Vogue Studo) Verbal Okay Gven To Hosptal Plan The Terrace Hosptal Board has receved government verbal assent for a buldng program whch wll brng Mlls Memoral Hosptal.to an operatng capacty of 67 beds and a potental capacty of 87 beds, t was announced here ths week. Durng a trp to Vctora, char- F. Clarke met wth the Mnster of man of the hosptal boarcl, A. J. Mccall, and hosptal admnstrator Sxty Days Grace For Storekeepers A plea from Muncpal admns. traton offcals for drectve from Councl regardng the store closng bylaw n Terrace, was set asde Tuesday nght when Councl decded to call upon an as yet un. named merchants assocaton for advce and recommendaton. Assstant Muncpal Clerk Terry Lester asked Muncpal Councl whether t wanted the terms.of store closng hours 5ylawNo. 312 enforced locally or f the bylaw should he rescnded n leu of a new one. He cted a flare-up amongst local retalers a week ago n whch a supermarket manager queston. ed the legalty of allowng a negh. borhood store to reman open on Wednesdays and evenngs when floor space dd not conform to law. Lester sad the queston arose followng an anonymous tp.off that a supermarket and a meat market were open for busness on Wednesday n contraventon of the bylaw. Actng on the nformaton, Les. ter approached the offenders and askedthat they close, whereupon they nssted on a full-scale nvestgaton of store hour practces n other retal outlets. Lester cted several other n. fractons of the bylaw and asked f he should enforce ts terms. After due delberaton Councl decded to approach the newly re. organzed m e r e h a n t s assoea. ton and seek advce regardng the terms of the bylaw. The merchants group wll be offered 60 days n whch to come up wth recommen. clarons pertnent to the problem. Bylaw 312 was approved n May 1964 after local merchants and members of Muncpal Councl held several meetngs n efforts to arrve at arrangements whch would satsfy all those affected. Health and Welfare, Erc Martn as well as deputy mnster Donald Cox. The meetng was arranged by MLA for Skeena, Dudley G. Lttle and took place last Wednesday. The two government offcals gave a verbal green lght to an extenson plan whch wll brng Mlls Memoral Hosptal, currently operatng wth 54 beds, up to a completed 67 bed capacty. Also approved were facltes for an addtonal 20 beds, complete wth all but plumbng and lghtng fxtures whch wll be added as requred. Followng the meetng n Vc. tora, the Terrace hosptal offcals met wth archtects Thorn. son, Berwek & Pratt n Vancou. ver and ordered detaled drawngs for the new north.south wng, as well as a proposed 6,000 square foot outpatent department on the south sde, and a 7,000 square foot physotherapy department. Estmated cost of the hosptal expanson s $847,000 of whch the provncal government provdes 50 per cent and the federal government subsdzes to the extent of $2,000 per bed. Vandalsm Closes Local Sawmll RCMP are nvestgatng a weekend act of vandalsm whch caused consderable damage to Sande Lumber Mlls electrcal nstalaton and resulted n closure of the mll from Monday untl Wednesday mornng. Vandals are beleved to have ganed entry to the mll buldng sometme Sunda]/. A pa=~l con. tanng electrcal controls ~or mll equpment was smashed, necesstatng some major repar. Operatons at the mll were curtaled pendng arrval of replacement parts, 'and work dd not resume untl Wednesday mornng.

2 Page Two TERRACE "Omneca" TERRACE "Omneca" HERALD Publshed every Wednesday at Terrace, Brtsh Columba. Telephone V Malng Address: P.O. Box 1177, Terrace, B.C. CATHERNE M. FRASER, Publsher RUTH M. HALLOCK, Edtor HERALD, TERRACE, BRTSH.COLUMBA Authorzed as second class mal by the Post Offce Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage n cash. C C SUBSCRPTONS ARE PAYABLE N ADVANCe. ~, ~ The publsher reserves the rght to edt or refuse tems n the publcaton of the paper. Member of: Canadan Communly Newspapers Representatves; B.C. Dvson of ~ a the Canadan Weekly Newspapers Assocaton; and Audt Bureau of Crculatons. ~-~/.~ C'U t j't. defence of far comment... MUNCPAL COUNCLLOR L. F. French has gone on record as a volunteer commttee of one to hear and answer the publc!s grpes. t s hs hope that he wll. be able to "educate" the publc. Hs volunteer move comes hot on the heels of d newly naugurated rado program n whch lsteners are nvted to call the local rado staton and offer comment regardng any matter of publc nterest. On Tuesday evenng Councllor French took the rado staton to task for encouragng dscusson about Muncpal affars. He ntmated that on many occasons the questons and answers ared on the program ndcate a gross lack of knowledge on the part of both callers and announcers. He ponted an accusng fnger at the row of empty seats n the publc gajlery secton of Councl chambers and asked why the chars ore not f, ull for every meetng of Muncpal Councl. Councllor French's nference was clear. He doesn't thnk local rado announcers are suffcently well educated n Muncpal affars to gude dscusson on such matters. Hs offer to appear on one of these "hot-lne" programs and gve "nformed" gudance s an nterestng one. Although we cannot agree to a "schoolteacher" approach when t comes to the rght of the Slght edge... Whle coronary heart dsease seems to afflct more men than women, other forms of cardovascular dsease affect both sexes about equally, or even.n some nstances, more women than men. So, lest women lull themselves nto a false sense of securty by assumng that cardovascular dsease wll automatcally pass them by, now s a good tme to st up and take notce. Hypertensve heart dsease -- a condton caused by hgh blood pressure -- s more wdely prevalent among women than among men. Ths form of heart dsease, ncdentally, s the one most often encountered among the adult populaton of Canada. t s estmated that some.~ mllon Canadans hove hgh blood pressu re. Women have a slght edge over men n two categores, hgh blood pressure and rheumatc heart dsease. The other sde of the con s b~ghter, however. Research advances of the past two decades have scored the greatest advances n just these areas of cardovascular dsease, wth women gettng the loness' share of the dvdends. * The death rate from hypertenson and hypertensve heart dsease went down between 1950 and 1962 from 40.4 to 18.0 per 100,000 people. -k Smlarly, the death rate from strokes -- sometmes related to hypertenson -- has declned steadly over the past 15 years. -k The declne n the death rate from OBTUARY WLLAM GAR, Terrace, B.C. Wllam Gear, an old.tmer of the ~urns Lake dstrct and a resdent of Terrace tar the past 20 years, passed away n Skeenavew Hosptal, Terrace, on Thursday, February 10 at the age of 89. The late Mr. Gat" was born n A~hroth, Scotland n 1877, mmgratng to the Unted States wth hs parents when he was a small boy. He moved to Canada n the early lg00's and was marred n Strome, Alberta n He lved there for several years and then moved to the Burns Lake area, where he was a resdent for 26 years. He came to Terrace wth hs wfe n 1946, and lved here untl hs death. Hs remans were shpped to Rose Lake where funeral servces were held n the communty hall on February 14. nterment was made n 'Rose Lake cemetery besde hs wfe, Gedne, who predeceased hm n Aprl Honorary pallbearers w e r e : Nevelen Sturgeon of Rose Lake and Frank Mann of Burns Lake. ndvdual to be heard, t would be entertanng to learn whch questons Councllor French would choose to answer and whch questons he would reject for one reason or another. We, too, have had occason to lsten to some of the audence partcpaton programs to whch Councllor French makes reference. Admttedly, there have been tmes when a lack of background nformaton shows through n the dscusson. However, t s our earnest convcton that most of the tems are ntroduced n complete sncerty and as such, deserve the courtesy of open dscusson. Any other method of programmng would surely border on the here's your lesson for today,-- you re free to ask questons but don t ask stupd questons premse. The pages of ths newspaper wll reman open for far comment on all matters of publc nterest from any and all members of the publc, t,s our hope that the local rado staton wll also allow for the same. As to the decson regardng what s far and what s unfar -- news meda people are.traned to recognze the dfference. Perhaps some of our local government offcals could use a bt of the same tranng. rheumatc heart dsease has been pro. nounced among chldren and young adults over the past 15 years. The dscovery of new pharmaceutcal weapons to keep these scourges at bay s.beratng mllons from the threat of crpplng dsease and early death. Hgh blood pressure can be brought down to normal levels, and kept down, wth sutable treatment (ncludng drugs and det). Prompt penclln treatment of strop'nfecton can prevent frst attacks of rheumatc fever; long-term prophylaxs wth penclln and sulfa drugs can bar repeat attacks for those who have had the dsease. Your Heart Foundaton played a key role n research leadng to better understandng of hypertenson and n formulot-.ng strategy for the war on rheumatc fever. But knowledge s only half the battle. Makng certan that knowledge s appled On behalf of those who can beneft by t s the other half -- perhaps on even more vtal half. Ths s why your Heart Foundaton devotes much effort to educatonal work among both the publc and the health professons and seeks to develop communty programs so that what has been learned through research may be utlzed as wdely as possble. Your Heart Foundaton's key message: see your doctor regularly. Only your doctor can tell, for example, whether you hove hgh blood pressure, and prescrbe treatment to help keep t under control. And for the men, there's a bonus: addtonal nsurance aganst heart attacks f hgh blood pressure s detected and tceated early. Actve pallbearers were: Erc Strlmbolt, Topley; Mertan Holmes and Ted Rowland, Decker Lake; Glen And~rson, Charle Cromer and Erne Payne of Rose Lake. Left to mourn hs passng are three sons, George and Lous of Terrace and Wllam of Trout Lake; four daughters, Mrs. Hllbert Anderson, Terrace; Mrs. Earl Horl~lng, Rose Lake; Mrs. Charles Van Tne, Kamloops; Mrs. Jerry Perreault, Vancouver; one sster and three brothers. There are 23 grandehlden and three great grandchldren. letters tc the edter... Edtor Terrace "Omneca" Herald would lke to take ths opportunty to extend the sncere thanks of the Terrace Klnette club, the B.C. Tuberculoss Socety, myself and my commttee to the many knd donors who made ths year's T~ Chrstmas Seal campagn such a tremendous success. Our apprecaton also to the many who asssted actvely n the canvassng and to the rado, tele. vson and press meda for ther assstance n publczng the campagu. Mrs. Kay Parker, TB Commttee Charman A 1941 G~ADUATE of Terrace Hgh School, Allan Robnson, now lvng n Call, Colomba, wll have a reunon shortly n Vancouver, Washngton, wth hs mother, Mrs. Wll Robnson of Terrace, and hs sster Dors. A resdent of South Amerca for nne years, Mr. Robnson, for the past "two years has been n charge of dctaphones n Cal Unversty. He recently receved a travel grant from the ~tockefeller Foundaton to study language laboratory nstallatons etc. ~n Aqstn, Texas, San Francsco and Chcago. Durng hs sojourn n the States he wll take tme ~ff to vst wth hs fann'ly. CRADLE ROLL The followng brths were recorded n Mlls Memoral Hosptal: Mr. and Mrs. W. Bretkre~, February 12, a sen. Mr. and Mrs. Mauree Scoby, February 20, 'a son. Mr. and Mrs. John Carson,.Feb. ruary 21, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacDonald February 22, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Archambault,' February 23, a son. Edtor Terrace "Omneea" Herald The only way to get a gen~ apprasal upon any mportant ject, s to provoke t from a l son connected wth the topc. the spotlght. Actually, t s not the only but t has proven very effectlv, The sgnature "AdLb" COl qute naturally to one who wrten columns under that h ng snce 1905 ncludng ab twelve years n Terrace. t does not matter what t~ s chosen for a sly dggng, th wll always be someone to ch~ pon the vctm or the cause. 'Sncerely, ADLB! P.S. Lberty magazne when f! mported to Canada attempte~ column under an AD LB ttle. Ths dea was contested ~nd column was dropped. Successful Year For T.R.C. Assoc. The annual meetng of the T ~ace Retarded Chldren's Assc aton was held Wednesday, Feb: ary 16 at Casse Hall School. Reports revealed that.anet~ successful year had come to close, wth thanks gong out organzat0ns and clubs for th, generous support. A governme grant covers salares of bo teachers but.transportaton costly expense), and supples a met by publc and prvate don tons. Electon of offcers resulted follows: Presdent Mss Kay Rea pel; vce presdent, Mrs. C. Mur son; correspondng secretary, Mr~ D. McDonald, recordng secretary; Mrs. C. Crown, treasurer, George Best, publcty, Mrs. H. Bush, dr. eaters, P. van Heek, L. F. French, Fred Green, E. K. Paupst, C. Crown and Mrs. E. Grfflths. t was reported that a day week at the Bowlng Alley had been added to the school currl. eulum. The Assocaton would lke to thank the owner of the alleys and the volunteer chauffeurs for ther contrbutons. Arrangements are beng made to brng a speaker from Wood. lands School for the March meet. ng, whch anyone nterested s nvted to attend. The meetng wll be held n the publc health room. A number of the doctors of the communty have started a lbrary of nterest to parents and frends of retarded chldren Tbese books are avalable to anyone and may be obtaned from the classroom at Casse Hall School. 5c to $1.00 FRDAY, FEBRUARY 25- The Women's World Day of Preye~ wll 'be held at ~e Salvaton Army <m Greg Avenue at 2 p.m.,a ~trs' Day of Pra~jer wll.be held ~t (he Salvaton Army en Greg Avenue at 4 p.m. (he same day. All welcome. FRDAY, FF-,BEUARy 25, 8 P:M.--OOW Varety Show n the ace Communty Centre. Wtteh for further nformaton. SATUU)AY, FEBRUARY 26 --, RNA~C annual Valentne's Ball, Terrace Communty Centre. SA k~l.a.y, F~BRUA~.. Y. ~,.9:00 P.M.- Terz~ce Coop Centre ~e~le ~on.o~ Dy ene 'Lades Auxlary to ~e Royal SATURDAY, MARCH -- Skeena Square Donee Club dance nfght. MONDAY, MP, RCH 14, 7:30 p~m. _.A specal meetng for all Terrace Flm Councl members, n Rversde School. Ths meetng wll derde the future of the Flm CoundL BLOUSES 40 % OFF LONG and SHORT SLEEVES --- PLAN and PRNT

3 1966 Shower Honodng Local Brlde.Elect A mscellaneous shower honorg brde.elect Mss Sherrl Vagg, hose marrage to Herman.Oneln wll take place February 26, as held last Tuesday evenng at Le home of Mrs. C. A. Wllam. n. Those attendng the shower ere: Mare Jordan Vckl Smth, ~ace Zansh, Alayne Wrght, Dor. ~n Brdlow, Glora Mchaluk, tuna McAdam, Mlle Reed, Chrs rason, Mrs. Green, Eleanor ~emper, Mrs. C. North, Mary necn, Sharon Brown, Brt Draset, M. ~geau and Crosby. Unable to attend, but sendng Ks were: Fay McEachern, Barb ~Mllan, Mrs. Prtrhett,,Mrs. Lmpbel, Mrs. 'MeVey, M r s. ~ppe, Mss Fagan, Mrs. Rchard. n, Merlyn Johnstone, Ll Fransm and Mss Danes. l'hrft Shop Needs Stock Replenshng The reguler monthly mect~ng of lls Memoral Hosptal Aux. y was held Monday nght n the ~sptal dnng room wth Mrs. Phllps presdng. Mrs. W. McRae reported on the 'hrft Shop" and stressed the.~ed for more used clothng. Anyle wth donatons could hand Lem nto the Thrft Shop on Sat- :days from 11 a.m. to p.m. or ave them at Anthon's Beauty ~rlour-n the Lazelle Shoppng mtre. Candystrpers were represented t the meetng. They reported on m work of ther group and the uccess of the bake sale held last.~rday n Terrace Co~p. Mrs. J. Neholson, convanor of ;he annual dance commttee, announced that the dance to be held on May 6 would be named the "Frsco Frolc" n keepng wth the entertanment planned. 6regg's akelse Servce OPEN DALLY TO 11 P.M. FOR GROCERES AND.GAS Old Lakelso Rd~Phone Vl (c32) ~ - v ~ ~ - v r w--~--- - TE.RRACE "Qmneca" BRTSH COLUMB A PLENTY OF FUN FOR,EVERYONE at the regular dancng partes of the Skeena Square Dance club. Ths photo shows some of the gaety prevalent at the annual Valentne Dance party and gradu0ton ceremony held last week n Clarence Mchel audtorum. Next dance nght s scheduled for Saturday, March 5. (club photo) Ktamaat Athletc Takes Hoop Award The sxth annual Terrace nvtatonal Basketball Tournament came to an exctng clmax on Saturday, February 19 when the Ktamaat Athletq Club downed the Prnce.Rupert Chefs The KAC took an early lead n at 6:30 p.m. Frday when the the game and although the Chefs put up a determned effort, wth a margn of only three ponts separatng the two teams at one pont n the game, they could not match the dazzlng performance of the Vllage sparked by G. Grant who chalked up 2S ponts. The consolaton fnals held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. saw Columba Cellulose top the Ktmat Bsons Play n the tournament began Ktmat YMCA grabbed an exctng 5248 vctory over the Terrace Celgar team n the fnal fve mnutes of overtme play. The second game saw Ktamaat Vllage swamp Ayansh 78~t2 whle the Rupert Chefs took a lop-sded vctory over the 'Bsons n the fnal game of the evenng. Saturday at 10:00 a.m. the frst round of the tournament was completed when the Prnce.Rupert Sunrsers defeated Hazelton All- Stars The Bsons and Columba Cellu.... s advanced to the fnal: ~onsolaton round by deazelton and Ayansh pectvely. and Sunrsers were elfrom the tournament.~ Vllage topped YMCA d the Chefs ganed a decson over the, the wnners advancng urnament fnal. MENT AWARDS 'earn No F. Phlpot, elgar); E. Smth, guard Vllage); G. Neumann, Bsons); P. Gurney, for- ~efs); R. Reese, centre Vllage). Team No t Mc. d (Chefs); H. Champoux,lgar); G. Grant, forward Vllage); T. Shenton, Chefs); A. Heln, centre At sea (Chefs). Most valuable player, G. Grant Ktamaat Vllage. Hgh scorer, G. Grant (70 ponts), Ktamaat Vllage. Most sportsman lke team, Prnce Rupert Chefs. Consolaton PHze, Columba Cel. lulose. Tournament "Derksens Jewelers Trophy, Ktamaat Vllage. CENTENNAL MEMO HMS Plumper, an auxlary steam sloop operatng on ths coast between 1857 and 186' was engaged manly n survey opera. tons. Her name was gven to nne bays, coves, harbors, slands and passages. J Pa e Three BOWLNG MXED, "C" LEAGUE Johnny's Weldng Optmsts Terrace Radator Vkngs : Road Runners T. C.'s Hywaymen No. See. Eros Lades hgh sngle, G. Ovelson Mens hgh sngle, P. Daves Tred? Sluggsh? Feel Better Fast When you feel tred, sluggsh, headachy, all dragged out-- feel better fast wth Carter's Lttle Lver Plls. Gentle, sure Carter's Lttle Lver Plls have been helpng Canadans for well over 50 years. Each tny pll contans Carter's exclusve formula that has a very specal acton on your lver. Ths specal acton stmulates the lver ble. Keeps t flowng freely. Ads the functonng of your dgestve system. Eases away that tred, upset, sluggsh feelng. Helps you fee.1 good agan. -',o the next tme you feel tred, slug~" h, headachy, take Carter's Lnttle Lver Plls and feel better fast. Carter's Lttle Lver Plls, only 49~. R 's A~CORDOhll & GUTAR STUDO. L C E N S E D P.O. Box 2264, 4550 Greg Ave. (Across from Terrace Co-op) Phones: Bus. V Home V TERRACE, B.C. (eft) Vogue Studo Cameras. Flm Photo Albums. Weddng Albums Frames. Flash Bulbs fa f LASTS Tlls WEF( ON. Y KALUM ST. Vl 3-681! :. ~:.::,;.. 1: : RUMS.. ~ advertsement s not publshed or dsplayed by the B

4 TERRACE '~Omneca" HERALD TERRACE BRTSH COt.UMBA Red and Blue Brand Co.oe Trmmed Ground Shoulder Steak UR y Extra Lear... Beef Short Rbs Fresh, Lean o t e l O e O O Q O Q Slced Cooked Meats 5 Varetes Fkg. ALL SZES 4 GRADE ~'A" SP~AL PRCES EFFECTVE THURS., FR., & SAT., FEBRUARY 24, 25 &

5 ~ 196(5 TERRACE "Omneca" HERALD ' TERRACE BRTSH COLUMBA : " Page Fve. lb. RBBON 69 Purex Bathroom Tssue Roll Pack for Oze m ~,erowax ALF Rce m am ~ o ~. mm'm Lqud vory Lqud KNG SZE 75. $1.19 Wth FREE "Comet"... Tomatoes $1.291 w,o, ~,,...3for 69 P, EELED---15 oz. Tns. ng Soap ;-BAR 39 ~ACK.. =.... m m = m ~ m m m u, m m m m m m Meat Balls ~URTAN oz, Tns. JR l e o Be ll m l l l m m. u.,. m. m 0.. Bcottes.COLORS D D N D R O B m R B U n l O a B * B m D U B O Half Chcken GRANHLL 30-oz. Tns U~ ~ m.. m s am e n a m, Blossom Cookes ASSORTED 4 WESTON'S... for $1eO0 Polsk Ogork Pckles 2 49 NALLEY'S for 32 oz ~ ~ ~ CALFORNA Bunch Carrots 2.35 Grapes RED EMPEROR,,,. 9 ; MEXCAN Green Peppers...Gg DD

6 Sx TERRACE "Omneca".HERALD BRTSH COLUMBA Classfed DEADLNE:'+Tuesdoy S P.M. RATE: Sc per word, mnmum 25 words. TERMS~ Cash n advance. No telephone ads accepted. DSPLAY CLASSFED RATE5 ON REQUEST. REAL ESTATE + WOULD ~ CHOCE HGHWAY locaton. ½. acre -- busy Thornhll hghway juncton. deal locaton for busness etc. Equvalent property n town would run $50,000. Grab ths one whle t's hot for $7,500 Contact T~-ORNHLL RF~LTY LTD. Vl LOTS OF LOTS :~ ACRE x STEAL at $950, $95 dn., $25 per too. THOP~NHLL -- several lots n school area -- prced from $1,570. BENCH -- several large lots servced by town water from $1,500 on terms. THORNHLL REALTY LTD. V NEW SUBDVSON [ Parlement... Sewer and Water Underground Wrng ~4' frontage & up $2,700 & up ~HORNHLL REALTY LTD. V FRST CLASS 3 bdr. home n excellent cond., only 3 yrs. old. Features fnshed selfcontaned sute n basement presently rentng at $100 per too. Payments on the present agreement are only $125 per too. -- take t over and lve lke a kng for $25 per mo. Full prce $21,000. ATTRACTVE 2 bdr. home, very ncely fnshed, features freplace, w o o d panelng, auto-ol heat, 220 wrng,.½ acre lot ncely treed. Full prce $14,000- $4,000 dn. $100 per mo. THORNHLL REALTY LTD. V * REAL ESTATE HOUSE, 1954 DUPLEX, Johnson Crooks. 4 Mallard Street. Car port. One landscaped lot, many mprovements. Close to shoppng centre, theatre, schools, churches. Monthly payments $55 and taxes. For nformaton phone Ktmat 814. c31 TO lease approx. mately 1O acres of land, wth up-, ton to buy outsde muncpalty for stock ear track for Posltrar Contact Ran Forshner at V cff 80 FT. X 395 FT. undeveloped n. dustral property on Brch Road, Thornhll dstrct. Phone V for further nformaton. NSURANCE COMPRESSON: s the essence of expresson; as a general rule the less a man has to say, the more words he uses to say t. The kernel of an argument ought to be found n a nutshell. For ALL your nsurance needs, be they large or small, con. tact THORNHK~ ~ALTY LTD. at V or evenngs and weekends V WANTED TO BUY WELL-BULT three b e d r o o m house wth one bedroom base- WAN~_,D TO purchase for cash ment sute. Presently re~ted for $ per month. Mortgage avalable wth approxmately $6, down. Phone V MAUSER ME~,TARY pstol model 1895 to 1905 Calbre 7.63 mm or 9 mm. Would lke model wth detachable shoulder.stock. Good condton. Phone V p31 CARS, TRUCKS, TRALERS ~/~RNA'ffONAL truck R184 n top condton. Phone V8~641. p~ VF-190, Tandem wth dump. box. Very good condton. Apply U. Wlcott, Gen. Del., Wllams Lake, B.C. or phone p VOLKSWAGEN sedan; $500 or best offer. Phone V p31 8 FT. X 41 FT. two bedroom house traler. Fully furnshed, clean throughout. Excellent condton. Ph. V Fnancng avalable. p31 DRVE AWAY 1953 Chevrolet Bel- Ar sedan. $168 or best offer. Phone V3.2426, after 7 p.m. p CHEV., 4 door hardtop, V.6 motor, automatc trans,, 2 re. verse rms. Needs mnor body work. $425 or best offer. Phone V718.~,68 after 6 p.m. p31 WE WLL take anythng of value, as part or down payment, on a a car or truck. Phone V elf * WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO rent a 2 or 8 bedroom house, $60 - ~80 a month by March 3. Phone collect to Mr. Dale at , Vctora. c31 WANTED TO rent or lease. 3,000 to 4,630 sq. ft. of clean ware. house space n good ndustral locaton. Wrfle Advertser Box 323, Terrace Herald. p31 FOUR OR FVE bedroom house wth basement or storage space, by relable party. Phone V after 8 p.m. or on weeka 2 bedroom house on half acre ends. st/ or more. Phone V Local 54. p31 WANTED CASH FOR SCRAPS copper, brass, lead, alumnum, radators; we salvage your waste. O.K. Used Armstrene'5 terrer... $1,500.BUYS ths two4~lroom ~ome on extra large sub. dvdabe lot on A~ar Avenue 75' LOT ON beaut~ttl Bench area $180 down, low monthly payments. ~,000 DOWN,buys t~hs well bult 1,200 eq. ~, home, full basement, ear port, hardwood floors and ma~y extras. ACREAGE WANTED. Unmproved and remote lots purchased Send exact locaton and prce to D. F. Mulln, Box 156, Toronto 5, Ontaro. p38 Goods, Terrace, B.C. Phone Y MSCELLANEOUS p34 VA~UE -- VJ~LUE -- VALUE D~plex two~bodrooms, excellent revenue, owner lves free, brand new and beautfully fnshed, prced for quck and mmedate sale. CHOCE.NVESTMENT -- seven lots all sub-dlvded, n excellent area, $10,500. (}AFE LEASE, owner leavng, make aa offer, sacrfce. TWO.BEDROOM HOME, freplace, mmaculate, on ~-acre lot, only ~,000 down. Armstrong Agences (Terrace), Ltd. Evenngs Phone --V VB V B Kalum St. - Terrace, B.C. Ph. V WE ARE NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATON ACROSS FROM B.C. TEL WORKNG MOTH~ WE DEVELOP and tran your SALVAGE chldren. We are dependable. We haven't mssed a day snce FOR SALE -- as s where s -- September 8. Try our servces. fre damaged 8 x 27 ft. Scota Uplands Baptst Day Care COn- Moble Home located at Ktwan. tre. Phone V c31 ga, see Vern Hobeusheld for Notce to the Publc permsson to nspect. Send bds FOR temporary roof repars call to McLaren & Locke nsurance Gateway Motel at V , and Adjusters, Box 2378, Smthers, ask for our representatve Dan B.C., Attenton: Len Hayward. Lansall. Steve Parzentny, Roofe31 ng Co. Ltd. cff ROOF LEAKNG? Needng repars? Do t yourself wth "Zone" a pro. duet of Southwestern Petrole. urns. Sold n 150 countres guaranteed for eght years. Phone your Zone representatve E. L. Poldng at V or V 3.,r~18 after 6 p.m. eft FOR REHT FOR SALE N PBVATE home, bedroom wth VERY R~qSON~BLE and n prvate entrance and aem~bath. good order, candy, cgarette Breakfast f requred. Ten mn. coffee vendng machlnes. utes walk tram town. ~o per tact the manager at Ter month. Phone V or wrte Con-O-Mate. to Advertser, e/o Box 326, Terrace Herald, Drawer 1177, ONE CHES'/~RFELD sute race, BE. ~.~ Far condton. One 1952 AVALABLE FOR mmedate occupancy. Two 2 bedroom 2-sto. rey sptes n modern newly com. pleted four-plex. Call W for complete nformaton, c31 ROOM AND BOARD avalable March 15 for man or woman. Phone V p31 ROOM N prvate home for man. Phone V st/ (X)KPLETELY furnshed bed sttng room also one room aval- able Osborne Guest House, 1~. V ctf SNGLE or double steepng rooms wth ktchen facltes. Also, self. contaned furnshed apartments. Phone V ctf GATEWAY COURT -- One & two bedroom furnshed sutes. Reasonable summer and wnter MONTHLY rates. Ph. V KEYSTONE COURT APARTMENTS TerT~/ce Featurng 6~ Modern Sutes ond Heated Covered Swmmng Pool MOBLE HOME MOVNG. Loealq MACHHERY and long dstance haulng. Phone ~'agan, V , eft. BUY AND BULD the outstandng! Suburban Homes for as low as $3, For the 1964 catalogue and nformaton wrte to Subar. ban Buldng Products Ltd., S.S. No. 1, Sanderson Road, Prnce George, B.C., or phone LOgan eft FREZELL'S GUTAR STUDO, Phone V Ask for Grog 1~1 * NOTCE M~RCH Terrace Musq Festval. Would anyone requz ng the servces of offcal ac companst Jean Harrod, Gem Del., Terrace book rehearsal and performance tme wth her ra. medately, e31 TO W~OM T MAY CONCERN: Take notce that on and after ths date, John L. French, of 4742 Straume Ave. Terrace, B~. wll not be responsble for any debts ncurred or contracted for n my name by any person other than myself. Dated at Terrace, B.C. ths 23 day of February John L. French 1)31 Phone: V after 6:00 p.m. between 8 e.m. and 6 p.m. Vl ctf ['RALER SPACE, close n to a~ convenences, no dogs. Phone V eft 0NE-BEDROOM s e m - furnshed sutes wth hot and cold water, propane heat. Sutable "for small famles Lakelse Ave, Ter. race. Call V eft WLL GVE room to carpenter n exchange for part-tme work n home. Phone V sff OSBORNE'S GUEST HOUSE Comfortable rooms n quet, re. sdental area Hall St., V eft Rentals Garden tllers -- cement mxer -- power saws -- pumps -- lghtng plants -- garden trac- tor and harrows -- hand tools. REYNOLDS ELECTRC 2903 South Kelum -- Terrace cff D. S. ASHE TRUCKNG LTD. pckup as s $75. One Volkswagen gas heater $65. be seen at 4423 Greg Av, Phone V REG. POMERANAN female py sable $ Ready to March 21. Contact Mrs. Franks, 301-8th Ave. East, Rupert, B.C. SPECAL OF THE WEEK: 11 cu. ft. self-defrostng Fn dare. Wll be $ next w~ NOW... $ Tappan-Gurney 30" Del range. Save $10... $171 Necch ZgZag sewng machne... $ 19" Rogers Majestc portable TV... $151 Washng machnes that really work... $11 Pfaff ZgZag sewng machne. $ NOW... $ 51 Just reeevedt 23" Royalmont Two weeks old. Was b350. Yc for... $251 Attracton Slvertone H.F $61 Used Ashley heaters at great tugs. Wnter.end dscount. 23 FT. CRUSNG salboat, rol bottom strpe planked, keel l last, bult 1963 wth auxlary board motor. 275 square Dacron sals, fully equpped crusng. Prce ncludes dnl etc. Prce $2, or nee offer. Owner leavng Kt March 4. Please Phone 814, tmat. ONE ONLY 19 nch portable TV. Type "Phlco". Phone V p31 U~ttGHT F/~DGE, 19 nch TV, washng machne, Peerless; Me.,tear 1958 sedan. Best offer, Phone V c33 ~OR LAPDARY jewellery phone V sff For prompt effcent servce. NORTHERN RUBBER STAMP Wll pck up and delver. Contact Tess Brousseau. Phone V3-6879, or leave at the "Herald" offce downstars. stt HP~H AND JACKPNE frewood, cut any length to order. Phone V sff HELP WANTED--Female RESTLESS? Lookng for a new nterest? Representng Avon Cosmetcs can open a whole new world to you.., and be proftable too. Wrte Advertser Box 306, Terrace Herald.. c31 ~ANTED MEDCAL assstant n doctor's offce; typng necessary qualfcaton. Apply n own hand wrtng to Advertser, Box 317, Terrace Herald.' et~ LADY OVER 25, to represent natonaly known car rental agen-! cy, must be neat dn appearance.! have clean drver's record, t~p~q ng and sales experenee am J pleasng personalty. When replyng, state ag% martal status and references to Advertser. Box 324, Terrace Herald e31 HAS AVALABLE the followng late model heavy duty equp:..,,o,~... ment, on hourly or contract wvar ~rarq s r~ bass. 4 yd., Koehrng scooper ~ 3½-yd., 71B shovel. 3-yd., 126Al~vn~,~,,r~r~.k^.,k.--.~,.---~ ~.2.fbJ~ ~JLttU2A ~.~ J~ OtlUL,UaglM b,y ~/~b Mcngan loader on rubber. 3-yd ce~ laod~ ^. +.~nb. 11..A avallame zor z - u hours tour flll;'r) r~nr d,, evenngs a week l-none va~.... mp EucHds. D " --- Cat, wth dozer and bush blade, curng me uay. e~l D9 Cat, wth dozer and bush blade and' rpper. Ar traca and rn~,,.,r_,:...,.,~.e C ~a*vmlllxl~ V ~ ompre~ors. Grader. Contact ether of the followng. D. Ashe, P:O. Box 2421, Smthen, B.C. A SPECAL meetng for all Tarrhone 84.7-~00, or D. ~ Asnc, race Flm Councl members. ~vu uanemu t,tesent, J(d(. x North Surrey. Phone c31 Monday, Mureh 14, at 7:30 p.m. n the Rversde School. Ths meetng wll decde the future of the Flm Councl. c33 g-v 100 SKAGT yarder wth 165 Cummns desel complete wth FFd~TURE SHOWNG at Tllcun{ Gearmatlc;new slegh, com- Theatre mqtnee thls ~! pletely rgged ready to go; Saturday wll be "Battle co th~of terms arranged. Phone V3- Vlla Florta" from 2 to 4 p~ 2,234. cff

7 P~tSONAL " j U~d,S 1966 TERRACE, "Omneca" HE R/,LD t TERRAC._E~ BRTSH COLUMBA Page Seve,, tt~lu~ FaOM dscomfort of vm/. ' m BE TEE ESTATJ$ O~ cose.velm, swollen legs, wth steck. lugs. Tapered tenson gves hgh fashon appearance wth down. TAKE NOTCE that as Admn to.earth comfort. At a moderate strator, duly apponted by the prce. M.95 at Terrace Drugs. Court, of the Estate of John ~ ~. Csnk~ deeessed, late of the Mun. [epalty of Terrace, n the Pro. Y p, wth ~ a ~mce of Brtsh Columba, who new lanoln scalp treatmenl Sat- ded n Terrace. Brtsh Columba,.mtacton or money bask. ~Y,5 on the 20th day of November, jar, at Terrace Drugs. ENGAGEMMNT ANNOUNCEME~' AND. Ml~. Alex Grant of Vancouver, B.C., are pleased to announce the engagement of ther eldest daughter, Sharmn Donna to Gordon James Pollard, of Port Albern, son of ~r. and Mrs. Thomas Pollard of Clnton, B.C. The weddng wll take.place n the Fall of.g66. e31 mtsh MORTGAGES LTD. buys Agreements for Sale and exstng Mortgages, ncludng out of town: wrte Dathouse Road, Vancouver 8, elf DRTGAGE MONEY for new constructlon AVALABLE. Wrte to Suburban Buldng Products Ltd. S.S. No. 1, Box 38, Prnce George, B.C. eft LEGALS N RE THE ESTATE OF MARCdT CZNK T DE CEAS,~D, N~T.-,S~ATE ~J E NOTCE that as Admn- Lrater, duly apponted by the 1965, requre all credtors and others havng clams aganst the sad estate to send the same to me properly verfed, at the address mentoned below on or before noon of the 17th day of March, 1966, after whch date shall proteed to dstrbute the estate to those enttled by law, havng regard only to such clams of whch shall then have been notfed. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTCE that all.persons ndebted to the sad estate are requred ~orw~t~ ther ndebtedness to me Dated at Prnce Rupert, Brtsh Columba, ths 27th day of January, 1966 Offcal Admnstrator County of Prnce Rupert Prnce Rupert 19 Besner Block P.O. Box 546 Prnce Rupert, B.C. OFFFER FOR TRUCK c31 OFFERS: planly marked on the envelope, "Offer on P.T. No. 171" wll be receved by the undersgned up to 5 P.M. March 4, 1963, for the followng truck, located "as s and where s" at the De. partment of Hghways Yard, Terrace, B.C nternltonl Travelall, Re. ference No. S To vew or for further nforma. tlon, contact the offce of the l~strct Superntendent, Department ~art,. of the Estate of Margt,.nk, ueceased, late of the Mun. palty of Terrace, n the Provmce of Brtsh Columba, who of_hghways, L Terrace, " B.C. ' ded n,rococo o,~,.h,-,^,.._~... cence and regstraton ~ not :- ~, -~..-~--j,-,.,p.._~.~.,_um~,, l ncluded and t s a condton of ou duu ~.,UtG ~ay 9Z PfOvumaur, ure all cr.... [sale that all Government zdent., ~ emmrs ann, fcaton others havng clams aganst the l.. ue removeo from me vensad estate to send the same to. me ~c~fers must properly verfes, at me anaress~. be accompaned by mentoned below on or before[ a e/tffed Cheque or money order noon of the 17th day of March, made payable to the Mnster of 1966, after whch date shall pro. ] Fnance for 10% of the bd.. eeed to dstrbute the estate to[ T he hghest or any offers wll those enttled by law, havng re-[not necessarly be accepted, but gard only to such clams of whch [ the hearer of a successful bd wll shall then have been notfed. [ be requred to pay the S.S. Tax. t.and FURTHER TAKE NOTCE nat all.persons ndebted to the R.G. McKEE, Charman sad estate are requred to pay Purchasng Commsson, ther ndebtedness to me forwth Parlament Buldngs, Dated at Prnce Rupert, Brtsh Vctora, B.C. Columba, ths 27th day of Janu. Ad. No /66 ary, 1966 February 14, 1966 c31 Offldal Admnstrator County of Prnce Rupert Prnce Rupert B.C. FOREST SERVCE 19 Besner Block P.O. Box 546 RENTAL OF Prnce Rupert, B.C. 031 CONSTRUCTON EQUPMENT SALE OF MNNG E Q ~ BY P~C TENDER Pursuant to Secton 20 of the Mneral Act, tenders are nvted for the purel~se of the fouowng abandoned mnng equpment on and n the vcnty of the McNel 1-4 and Moneymaker 1-3 reverted l~wn granted mneral clams s 7516 to 7522, Range 5, Coas Dstrct, stuate on McNel Creek a trbutary of the Zymoetz Rver: 840 feet approxmately o 1~ nch ppe 975 feet approxmately of 4 nehl~)(~efeetnn approxmately of nch ppe 500 feet appro~mately, of nch ppe 1000 feet approxmately of nch ar ppe 1500 feet approxmately mne raft 1 compressor ~ 300 cubc nch 1 Ar recever 1 Pelton wheel m 20 nch m and fttngs Mscellaneous fttngs a n d scrap Tenders submtted must be ae. eompauled by the full amount of the tender plus S.per cent Socal Servce Tax and wll be receved n the offce of the undersgned or at Box 340, Smthers, B.C. not later than 10:30 a.m. on March gth, The hghest or any tender wll not necessarly.be accepted and such tender as may be accepted wll be on the condton that the equpment must be removed from ts present poston wth sk months after purchase thereof; Dated at Smthers, B.C., ths 8th day of Februnry, G. H. Beley, Gold Co~l~lone~2,~ The B.C. Forest Servce pro. poses to rent mscellaneous con. structlon equpment for work throughout B.C. durng the fscal year. The followng types of equpment may be requred: Crawler tractors, over 65 h.p. Scrapers, self. propelled and pull, 6 to 30 cu. yd. capacty. Cranes and shovels, % to 4~ cu. yd. capacty. Grader, 100 h.p. and over. Front end loaders, crawler and rubber.tred, ~ to 6 cu. yd. capecty.. Dump trucks, tandem and sngle axle, 5 to 14 cu. yd. capacty. Gradalls or equvalent. 'Reck drllng equpment, ar.t~.~s, hammers, compressors -- au sff, ee. Compacton equpment. Truck wegh scales -, 50 ton. Two-wheel and roar.wheel drve ve~lcles. Rentals wll normally be on an all-found hourly rate bass. For dump.trucks, vehcles, and mscellaneous equpment where d~ter. ent rate systems are n effect al. teruate rates should be lsted. Ths s not a formal tender, but equpment owners nterested are nvted to lst ther equpment glv. lug the followng nformaton: Make, model, year, and seral number of each macbne, Lst of attachments. Present l~matlon. Prope~d rental rates. Bmness telephone number. Wrtten subml~flous should be forwarded before March 22, M6. to: Constructon Engneer, Engneerng Servce Dvson B.C. Forest Servce, Parlament Buldngs, Vctora, B.C. c3: LEGAL NOTCE OF SALE OF TMBER TJ~T])~S addressed to the undersgned and marked "TENDER FOR FSHERY.R. NO. 2% wll be receved up to 3:00 p.m. (PST) on Wednesday, March 9, 1966, for the rght to cut approxmately 285,000 cubc feet of Spruce, Hemlock, Balsam and Cedar on the Fshery.R. No. 2, now called Dalk-Ka-Glla.Quoeun stuated on the west bank of the Ktsumkaylum Rver near Terrace B.C. Tender forms and farther partculars may be obtaned from Ben Bolton, P.O. Box 1778, Terrace, B.C., or the ndan Superntendent, Terrace ndan Agency, Terrace, B.C. The hghest or any tender not necessarly accepted. Dated at Terrace, B.C. ths 7th day of February, Ben BOlton, for Ktsumkaylum Band Councl P.O. BOx 1778 Terrace, B.C. c33 Mss Vagg Honored Pror To Weddng Mss Sharon Vagg, whose mar. rage to Herman Onsteln takes place on Saturday, February 26, was guest of honor at a mscellaneous shower held recently at the home of Mrs. F. Keatng. Hostess, Mrs. Keatng was asssted by her sster Mrs, B. Brch, who was vstng from Vancouver. Durng the evenng, games were played and a most enjoyable tme spent, hghlghted by a phone call from Mrs. Vagg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Hayward of Smthers. An orgnal poem "Fances nto Husbands" was presented to the brde.to.be by Mrs. R. Mason. Mss Vagg was seated beneath a bower of pnk and whte weddng bells and streamers to receve her many lovely gfts. Guests who gathered to honor Mss Vagg ncluded the Mesdames: M. Elkw, S. MeCann, K. Holmes, A. McKenze, D. Hamlton, L. Braathen; R. Mason, F. Short and R. Aephson. Sendng gfts but un. able to attend were Mrs. P. Smythe and Mrs. L. Hayward. There s Proft n a Herald Classfed Ad " * Ph, Vl Robert Goulet (left) stars as Amercan secret agent Davd March, n Blue Lght, a Second World War spy drama seen Wednesdays on the CBC-TV network. Ths s the frst dramatc role n a televson seres for the popular Snger who rocketed to stardom n the Broadway muscal Camelot. ROYAL CANADAN LEGON Dspatch by Poul Bogelund All across Canada efforts are l beng concentrated on ncreasng the membershp of the Legon. Latest Command Bulletn reveals that Pacfc Command (Brtsh Co. lumha), has more than 50,000 members o]: ts rolls. Although ths s an all*.tme hgh there s room for mprovement, as the records show that approxmately 140,000 veterans from World War and World War resde n Brt. sh Columba, all of them poten. tal Legonaras. Branch No. 13's membershp drve s begnnng to roll and, not to be outdone, the Lades Auxl. ary also has a drve on; the goal: 100 per cent membershp. Many nqures are beng made about the Legon's buldng plans. Sd Sheasby tells us that hs commttee s nvestgatng every possble means of mprovng present facltes, but that fnal decsons must wat untl the Zonng problems have been clarfed and fn- alzed. For obvous reasons, such mportant legslaton cannot be hurred anal we just have (o grd ourselves wth patence untl we know defntely what we can do wth our present property. To all veterans wth a problem: f a veteran, why not a Legonare? The Legon can help. Mental health clncs for chl. dren, known as chld gudance dn. zcs, are establshed n many parts of Canada. Consultatons can be arranged through the chld's school or local health unt. A seres of folders, enttled "Chld Tranng" may be obtaned from local or pro. vncal health departments. SUBSCRBE TO THE HERgLD CLP AND MAL THS COUPON TODAY! Yearly Subscrpton $3100 Outsde Canada $4.50 E... J ADDRESS.... Cash Enclosed J [] D Bll Me m m m m m m m m m s m m mm "ms m m m Terrace OMNECA DRAWER 1177 Herald TERP~CE, B.C.

8 .. ~. -,.w.~,., ~..~ ~ ~,-~..,...~.~..... ~ ~... ~, o ~ --~.~-.~e,... ~. - ~ w l ~.- [ Pa e.e ht TERRACE "Ornneca '? Terrace Retaler Hold Re.organzaton 1 l Over forty representatves of Terrace busnesses met n ~m'~, Restaurant last Thursday :/far an excellent dnner, followed by are. organzaton_ of the Merchant~! Assocaton. Ev Clft, headng the "~t~rng commttee," chared the meetng. Bob Elkns read an outlne of consderatons whch the commttee had prepared. He ponted out that the purpose of organzng was "To develop an effectve local organzaton of retalers and other representatve busnesses n Terrace whch would promote and effect an actve busness commhnty for Terrace and take tg place as a responsble party n the town's development." GUEST SPEAKER John Pousette, Muncpal admn. strator, was guest speaker. He spoke on the "money makng role of the merchant" statng that every merchant', s a busness manager and must be a specalst n ~nany felds. He sad, "n large busness there are all sorts of techncal experts, and although the small busnesses do not have these, they do have the advantage of makng up-.ther own mnds. They can make tl~er own decsons wth no lmltatons except maybe your bank manager." Mr. Pousette ponted.out, "Ths s a fabulous gatherng, everyone pre~ent wth no less than fve years busness experence." He urged the group to work together and thus "make Te~rrace.the ~ocal centre of the whole north." ELECTON OF OFFCERS The followng offcers were elected by ballot: Presdent, Norm Mller; vce presdent, Bob Sher- dan; drectbrs, Doug Townsend,.Gordon McConnell, Curley Cox, Ed Wood and Mrs. Else Anderson. Mrs. Gordon Quck was unanmously re - elected secretary. treasurer. Annual dues were set at $25. A membershp drve wll be held. A name for the organzaton wll be decded at the next meetng. CENTENNAL MEMO A dsastrous fre at New West~ mnster September 11, 1898, completely demolshed the busness secton of the town. t Doesn't Matter How They Change The Boundares... WE'LL BE THERE! PARKER'S TERRACE - KTMAT - PRNCE RUFERT "Always FRST wth B.C.'s BEST" '64 Pontac Perlsenne Sport 2-dr. Hardtop, V-8, auto., bucket seats. "65 Ford Custom S00 Sedan ~ V-8 auto., rado. Clean. Only 12,000 mles... $850 Down '65 Volkswagen Deluxe Tudor Only 15,000 mles, gas heater, ww tres. 1 owner drven $600 Down '63 Yolks 1500 Tudor ~ Economy plus!... $450 Down '63 Econolne Bus ~ Very good! Only... $500 Down '65 Acadan Sedan -- V-8, auto. 8,000 mles. LOnly ke new... $800 Down '64 Galaxe ~00 Fordor Sedan ~d V-8, auto., power equpped. Very cleon. Rado and snow tres. ONLY... $800 Down '63 C~loxe Sedan ~ V-8, auto., rado, snow tres, low mleage... $700 Down '64 Ford 9-Pass. Wagon -- V-8, auto., electrc talgate. Exceptonally neat and cleon... $800 Down LOOK, LOOK... try your down payment '63 Chew Tudor '60 ads Tudor H.T. '58 Chev Sedan -- 6, standard '62 Rambler Sedan, auto. '59 Ford 4-Door Wagon '58 Ford Sedan Delvery '60 Ford Sedan '59 Ford Sedan WRECKS-.-Open To Offers... '59 Pontac 6 Tudor - '57 Buck Tudor H.T. Two '60 VmJxholl Vctors TRUCKS GALORE '62 Chev Pckup, 3.spRd, A.1 '60 Ford ~.Ton, 4.opoad '64 GMC %.Ton, 4.speed '58 Chev Pckup, 3.speed '64 HC Pckup, 3-spmJd '63 Ford Pckup, loaded, custom cab PARKER" Guarantee! Three Salesmen To Serve You. Phone Vl Phone Vl L // ' < BRTSH HOPEFUL OF GANNG h/tore HONORS, Terrace's Tsrnsyon Mads wll attempt to rase $2,000 to fnance a trp to Vancouver n March when they wll partcpate n. the B.C. Basketball Champonshps. A bottle drve.s scheduled for Saturday, February 26 and a bakesale s planned for March 5. Plans are also underway for a tag day. Shown here, left to rght, back row: Nco Senen, manager, Marta Graner, forward, Monque Theren, forward, Sally Bush, centre, Pat Gar, centre, Martha Duffus, forwa.rd, Anka Troelstra, far'ward, and Mr. A. Cameron, coach; kneelng forwa,rd are Ncky Sluyter, guard, Gall Macdonald, guard, Gebrg~na Oleksewch, guard, and Barbara Haugland, guard. ' (staff vhoto) Norrngton Honored At Chamber Dnner Magstrate C. J. Norrngton Was honc~red wth a lfe membershp n the Terrace and Dstrct Chamber of Commerce at the annual meetng of the Chamber n Vertas audtorum on Frday, February 18. Presdent Robert Chrst made the presentaton followng a moton by W. H. Spencer who commended Mr. Norrngton for hs long and fathful servce as an actve member for 20 years and nne months~ The presdent also pad trbute to Mrs. Norrngton, an actve member n the early days, and stll contrbutng her servces as panst. ENTERTANNG SPEAKER Close to 180 people attendng the annual nstallaton and ban. quet enthusastcally applauded guest speaker, Wllard E. reland, Brtsh Columba's well- known lbraran and archvst. Mr. reland wth wt and humor outlned the reasons for the two forthcomng Centennals -- B.C.~s brthday and the 100th annversary of Confederaton. t was not a dull hstory, but an entertanng word pcture of how Brtsh Columba's boundares had emerged through the amalgamaton of four sectons of the country -- and how, n a tussle wth New Westmnster, Vctora had been named the provnce's captal. The trcky asdes n Mr..reland's narratve kept hs audence n constant laughter, but at the same tme lost none of ts nformatve content. On thankng the speaker Dck Mason commented, "f hstory could be taught n the schools as entertanngly all would pass wth top marks." Other guests ncluded A Hekey, western representatve of the Canadan Chamber of Commerce, O. Ho~kns, presdent, and John Gray, secretary of the Northwest Chambers, as well as Chamber re. presentatves from Prnce Rupert and Ktmat. Offcals of the Muncpalty attended n a group, as dd the Johnny Wlmams curlng rnk, whch performed so' well n the B.C. playoffs. CHAMBER BUSNESS Copes of commttee ropom C. J. NORRNGTON.. honored were at hand at each table settng. Presdent Chrstl, who took over dutes of presdent n Aprl l from Vaughan Smth, gave an nterestng and nformatve report of the Chamber's actvtes durng Magstrate C. J. Norrngton duly nstalled the followng members to offce for 1966: Re.elected pre. sdent, Robert Chrstl, frst vce presdent Frank Skdmore and second vce presdent Ran Jeph~ son. Don Steele, who wll be leavng shortly for Vancouver, was ored wth the presentaton of certfcate of mert ~or hs fath ful servce as past )resdent anc commttee charman FOR FRENDLY,, E SERVCE Uplands St0re 4920 HALLWELL OPEN DALLY 'TL :30! "Where Yoar Dollar Cup M re" t

9 February 18, 1966 Most employees n the govern. ment servce refran from makng crtcsms of ther supedors, at least they refran from dong ths n publc. n the varous annual reports whch government departments make,there are nvarably no ob. jectons to govex;nment polcy, no questons rased as to whether or not somethng mght be changed, no recommendatons ~bout chang. es. All the reports are bland, Ken. tle and usually laudatory of the past year's actvtes. To fnd a report ~vhch dffers from the norm s somethng qute ~nusual and thnk, deservng of Sf OND SfCTON.'omment. say ths ~beesuse t s )bvous, from the partcular reort to.whch make menton, at publc comment ~s necessary. s also necessary because the port sounds so desperate, albet Couched n words of restrant. The report to whch refer s that of the Drector of nvestga. ton and research, an offce establshed by the Combnes nvests. gaton Act. The drector and hs staff nvestgate prce4xng and other c~mnal practces whch are n restrant of.trade. Hs staff s a sort of specal polce force nvolv. ed n nvestgatng partcular of. fences aganst the crmnal law of Canada. As dn any other polce work he and hs staff must track down clues, nterpret thefl, conduct ex, tensve research and.buld up facts to support ther case -- facts whch must hold up n court. He needs, for ths work, an able, effcent and specally traned staff and says so n hs annual report. Let me quote some sectons from the report: "A contnung shortage of qualfed professonal staff avalable to undertake the prosecuton of nqures and other enforcement actvtes has affected the progress of some nqures. n some cases nqures have been delayed and n others t has meant that the ~taton of new nqures has been lmted,by the resources whch can be made avalable at the tme. "... t has become necessary to set up.prortes n order to keep the work of the combnes branch flowng ahead,wth the re. sut that some nqures... are temporarly by-passed untl resources become avalable to take them up agan and move them forward." Mr. Henry, the drector wouldn't dream of makng such a comment n hs annual report unless the stuaton were desperate -- and t s. t becomes mperatve, there. fore, that government heed ths warnng for every tme that.prces are fxed by collusve acton the consumer suffers -- every tme a manufacturer,mposes prce mantenance you, the customer, pay a hgher prce -- every tme a group of manufacturers restrcts producton the buyng publc comes off second best. Ever snce the ncepton of the frst Combnes Law many years ago t has been common practce for governments to prevent the law from beng fully enforced. Tlds was done n the frst nstance by not puttng teeth nto the law. t was done n another nstance by refusal, contrary to law, to publsh a partcular report about flour mllng. t was done n other nst~pces by. keepng the penaltes fat the wrst slappng level. The reason that.there s reluet- [ THESE FVE LTTLE KDS vsted the Herald offce last Saturday afternoon ~ the day after they were born. Three of the baby goats ore trplets. They arrved F.rday mornng on the Frank Peters farm on Graham Avenue. The other two were born later n the afternoon. (staff photo) TERRACE "OMNECA" HERALD Wednesday, February 23, 1966 Howard Wonts OO Left n $/ceesa Frank Howard MP for Skeeno, Wednesday fled o moton n the House of C ~mons to have theelectoral Boundares Commsson,for B.C. reconsder the proposal to remove the Queen Charlotte slands from the rdng of Skeena and place them n the new rdng of Coost-Chlcotn. Tbo procedure followed by Mr. Howard s set out n.the Electoral Boundares 'Re-adjustment Act and wll be followed up by a debate n the House at whch tme Mr. Howard wll outlne detaled reasons why th~ Queen Charlottes Should reman n Skeena. There ~ollows a copy of,the moton fled by Mr. Howard, whch was sgned by nne other MP's of the.new Democratc Party. Ten MP's are requred to have such a moton put to the House. That, pursuant to Secton 20 of the Electoral Boundares Re.ad. justment Act (Chapter 31, Statutes of Canada ), consderaton be gven 'by ths House to the matter of an objecton.to the pro. vson of the report of the Elector. al Boundares Commsson for the Provnce of Brtsh Columba, lad before ths House by Mr. Speaker on Wednesday, January 19, 1966, for the reasons hex'enafter sped. fled. (1) The commsson f~led to gve full and.proper attenton to the geographc, socal, and eeono. mc connectons whch the people ance to enforce the 'law rgdly s that.t s amed at the frends of the 'Lberal party, frends who run the corporate affars of ths coon. try, frends who fnance the Lb. erals. say, good for,mr. Henry for brngng ths matter of a staff shortage to.publc vew. of the Queen Charlotte slands have wth.the manland area of the provnce contguous to, and ncludng, the Cty of Prnce Rupert. (2) The commsson f~led to~ gve full and proper consderaton to populaton growth trends and faled to exercse tully ts author. Sty under 'Secton 13 of the Elect. oral Boundares Re-adjustment Act nsofar as the relatonshp or the Queen Charlotte slands to the manland area of the provnce contguous to, and ncluctng, the Cty of Prnce Rupert s concerned. (3) The commsson, by seekng to place the Queen Charlotte slands n Coast,Chlcotn, fals to apprecate that ths would demar. cate and dvorce the Queen Char. lotte sl~.r:ds from the manland area et Coast-Chlcotn for.the reasons that the Queen Charlotte,slands have no drect geographlc, socal, or economc tes or compa. ttbltes wth the other parts of Coast.Chlcotn. Around the Town Frends of old.tmer Ross Thompson are pleased to see hm around agan followng a sojourn n Vancouver General Hosptal where he underwent surgcal treatment. Louse and Karn Gar flew north by C.P. Arlnes from Vctora to attend ther grandfather's funeral n Rose Lake on February 14. They returned south on Tuesday's plane. PRYDE =, AgTOMOTVE LTD. n KTJ~4T-PRNCE RUPERT-TERRACEAREA mmedate Shpment ON ALL PARTS N STOCK We stock o complete lne of genune Volkswagen parts, accessores and exchange unts for all Volksw~gens p.o. Box 2365 KT~T Ph. collect 1405 YOUR ONLY AUTHORZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER DAVD L. G. PORTER, C.A. 'NEW PARTNER n.the.frm of Rose,,Gale & Co., Davd L. G. Porter, C.A., has been a res; dent of Terrace on the staff of the frm snce October 1, Mr. Porter was admtted to the Alberta,nsttute of Chartered Accountants n 1950 followng graduaton. He practsed n.edmonton and Whtehorse, y.q'. before com,ng to Terrace. He s marred and has a famly of four. Mr. Porter s 2nd vce presdent of Terrace,Lons Club and a drector of Terrace Arena Assocaton. staff photo Canada wll h~ave the largest pavlon at Expo. f you are plannng to start, expand or modernze a busness and you requre a term loan to carry out your plans, wrte for ths descrptve booklet or vst an DB offce. NDUSTRAL DEVELOPMENT BANK 27 BRANCH OFFCES ACROSS CANADA PRNCE GEORGE: 1320 Ffth Avenue -- Telephone :Don't Pay Mow. For B.C. Medallon The prce' o~ the Brtsh Columbla Centennal medallon s 48 cenf~, plus two cents taxr and not a penny more. Ths statement was ssued by the provncal centennal com. mttee followng reports that "profteers" ere sellng the medallons for s much as $ each. The souvenr medallon s provded local centennal com. mfleea for resale wth the profts gong toward centennal actvtes. what's lfe lke n the R,C.M.R? TOUGH? YES. FOR ANYBODY? NO. GOOD PAY? YES. ORDNARY JOB? NO. FNE CAREER? YES. A career n the Royal Canadan Mounted Polce s no pcnc. Nether s t grm. You lke t--or you don't.there's no n-between. The force selects young men who measure up to ts standards--and offers these men a lfe that's rewardng and satsfyng, a career! they're proud to pursue. f you lke the out of the ordnary, f you have a basc respect for law and order, f you lke people, f you lke workng wth other men as a team, f you are self-relant, f you lke learnng new thngs, f you love Canada and all our country stands for--you may make the grade wth the R.C.M.P. Why not fnd out? Ask at your nearest R.C.M.P. offce or wrte to: The Commssoner.~. Royal Canadan Mounted Polce ~T. ~ Ottawa 7, ~ ~ Ontaro

10 :'a~le 0 YUE H TRACT,,'.,R PARTS LTD. Box 554, Prnce George, B.C. Tel , 5M-2612 COMPLETE REBULDNG SERVCE et~ STRUTHERS WELDNG Turn Left at Clark Road Just off Old Lakalse Lake Road Phone V A $50 loan tll payday sn't the maxmum but for 47 t could be the answer Caught short between paydays? Or need some extra money tll the end of the month? At the Assocates, a $50 loan for two weeks costs only 47#, and t establshes your credt for a larger amount when you need t. Same day servce, too. So f you need $50 or $500 or more, stop n and ask our manager about an Assocates Payday Loan. Matter of fact, what's wrong wth 'phonng rght now? ASSOCATES FNANCE COMPANY LMTED 4556 Laselle Ave. TERRACE "Omneco" ~ERA.D r TERRACE r BRTSH COLUMBA More Contracts Let For P.G,-Glenannan Two contracts totallng $270,000 have been awarded to clear the fnal $0 mles of rght.of-way for B.C. Hydro's 500,000-volt, ll0-mle. long transmssen lne from Pr. George to Glenannan Substaton. MePhal's Constructon Co. Ltd,. of Rchmond, receved a ~140,000 contract coverng 315 acres of the route, and Zanatta-Dobbs Clearng & Bulldozng Ltd., of B.urnsby, were awarded a ~130,000 contract for a 37&acre seeten. Both portons of r~ght-of-way are on the extreme west end of the route, n the Fraser Lake-Endako regon. Fve prevous clearng contracts, coverng the frst 80 mles of the transmsson lne west from Prnce George, were award. ed durng late 1965 and early The new transmsson lne wll parallel the exstng 60,000-volt lne that now serves Vanderhoof and Endako, seven mles south of Glenannan. Bult to 00,000-volt standards, the new power lne wll be operated ntally at 230,000 volts. Phone Vl Ths ~s the eleventh month of the fscal year, a year whch ends on March 31., Usually by ths tme MP's have fnshed wth the year's governmental expendtures, h a v n g examned them, spoken about them, agreed or dsagreed about them, and passed them. Ths year, though, thngs are dfferent. We have just a few days ago commenced the consderaton of the estmates of expendture for the fscal year. Partly ths 'begnnng at the end' stems from the back.log of busness createu by the 1062 and 1963 elec. tons, at whch tmes the estmates for these fscal years were postponed. Another reason for startng now s the fact that we had a long, long, long debate (flbuster real. ly) about the flag whch prevented proper consderaton of other busness. Stll further durng 1985 we were workng out a seres of now rules and estmates for 108f~6 kept gekng postponed untl we got the new rules establshed for tfe emboded a new commttee system for the consderaton of estmates. We were to start con. sderaton of the estmates w'jen Parlament was to ha're re-eoz.~ven. ed on September 2"/~ast. But, tle electon ntervened anl now we are publcly examnng the expen. dtures of government for a perod durng wheh most of the money was spe~t by order-n-councl. When we wll complete these estmates s dffcult to say, but one thng s sure. Durng the fscal year we wll agan be dealng wth the expendtures re. troactvely. By the tme ths appears n prnt the estmates for the ~ fscal year wll have been tabled (promsed for Monday, February 14). We wll stll be consderng last year's estmates at a tme when all the attenton wll be on next year's estmates. Oh well, eventually ths wll be cleared away and we wll be ~Sack on an even keel. don't expect that the estmates wll be fnally approved untl well nto March after whch we can start on the new year's estmates. There wll, as prevously ndcated, be a new commttee syetem n operaton whch wll allow the government expendtures to be referred to approprate commttees for publc examnaton. The advantage of ths system s that members of the publc, organzatons such as Chan~bers of Commerce and Unons, and depart. mental offcals can appear before the commttees to make representatons, answers, techncal questons and gve the commttee the beneft, of outsde knowledge., for one, thnk that ths new system wll be advantageous to Can. ads. and ]['an lookng forward to the tme when t gets nto full operaton. V~ednesdoy r Februor~ 23 ~!~ G. RCHARD MATFHEWS GEORGE MARTH GREER George Murtn Greer,has,been a10~on1~d secretary of Columba Cellnese Company, ~l.dmted and G. Rchard Matt~ews as assstant secretary n a recent aunouneemen~.by..mr. Harry Bowler, vcepresdent, fnance and admnstraton: Mr. Gree~ was edu~ted n Kelowna and Kamloops and receved,hs B.A. end LL.B. degrees from UBC. For s~veral years he was executve offcer of credt and real estate companes n the nteror of B~lt~h Coluu~ba, followed by an assocaton wth a Vancouver law frm. He joned Columba Cellulose n Mr. Greer s a member of 4~he Law Socety of Brtsh Conmba and the Canadan Bar Assocaton. Mr.,~at~hows joned Columba Cellulose n 1064 as property.manager followng seven years n a ~mllar eapaulty wth Trans Moun~n Ol Ptl~e Lne Con~ny.,Born n Edmonton, Alberta, he was educated n Vancouver, ~'eduatn~ from ~BC wth degrees of ~.A. and.ll.b. le s a member of the Canadan Bar Assecatton. Bruno's ELECTRCAL SHOP LTD. Wrng n... * COMMERCAL 'k RESDENTAL Specolzng n... "ELECTRC HEATNG" 3507 Hanson Rd. - Terrace, B.C. - Phone Vl " *- ney's "THE RECRF~TON CENTRE OF TERRAOr' MEN'S CTY SNGLE 5-PN CHAMPONSHP SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26-2:00 p.m. All Bowlers Welcome OPEN BOWLNG DALLY FROM P.M. BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE 480"/Lazelle Avenue Phone Vl Call SUPEROR BULDNG MANTENANCE LTD. FOR A OOMPLETE JANTOR SERVCE WNDOWS -- ]floors -- WAM,S CARPETS AND UPHO~Y RESDENTAL COMMERCAL 4740 STRAUME AVE. YOUR PASSPORT PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE RF.MOVAL OF THER OFFCES Have you your passport to Man and Hls World Valtom to Expo FROM 4648 LAKEJ.SE AVENUE TO THE 6'/wll be ssued wth "pusport~" nstead of ordnary entrance tck. ENTERPRSE BULDNG, 4C~14 LAZELLE AVENUE es. There wll be daly, weekly \ and seuon pmports, all sellng at, (cud) dsceunt prces under the advance admbslom program. The vlaltor'sl "passport" wll gve h~ ~eu to all nauona l~vulone on the ste and free use of the mass transt For ALL your Prnted Forms & Supples, shop at the "Hemkl" system as well as entrance to the prounds, etl... L

11 ].feelrstherashmedthatlj~.',.t TERRACE "Omneco" HERALD TERRACE BRTSH CGLUMSA Po e 1 ~Utor,,,, ~ ~ ~ ' ~, nhlg a adl~ar amendment." ~ETY TPS fr, m... Ten'ace Omneca Herald -. _ Tarrooo Pko ~qjarjme~ J Amendment). relates to Old ake Securty ~ uould be among the number of l~r~w ~m-~ l,.,,,.. J-.~ Ths asmmpmon on hs part s turn -.,.. too apathetc to voce a 7ca' MT. [] j,,llj ~ lneorrect and should have been or 'no' to your edtoral on the~'lw"m" Js" W"-wJm~.lpatently dear from the fact tha subject of the AboLton of Captal ' my report appeared n your ~apor Don't Burn one day bofore our amendment Punshment. esuly be pronounced nsane, but t s notable that those who are takng ther stand aganst Captal soon our mental bosptek wll be ;SOLNE WARNNG flled wth such people, and who Punshment are the same people s gong 4o foot the blar t hu Recent dnqur/ea reveal that t who are at ths present tme slse also been sad that takng lfe of becomng ncreasngly popular tellng us that parts of the Old a murderer wll not restore a lfe. use moulded plastc bottles such Testament teachng cannot be re. but t could have a daterrant on bleach bottles, to carry and led upon as sutable for ths pre: hs dong the same thng over, or,re gasolne around homes and sent age. So we fnd them serspon others followng hs example.,ewhere. P sate contanem were png even parts of the 01d Testaver meant for ths sort of duty. ment whch Chrst quoted from n The laws for such were made for the Quebec Safety League re- Hs New Testament teachng. our protecton, but even n the present day no polceman s en. my warned; "At a temperature We have reached a stage n our trely safe n the carryng out of 140" fahrenhet (whch can travels where men are now wser hs dutes. What could t possbly lly be reached on ~ warm, sun- than God. t cannot be sad that be lke for anyone enforcng the day) gasolne wll readly per- the behav~our of people today s law f there s no death penalty? ;a t e polyethylene, especally any more cvlsed than t was n May our Canadan people waken en t s extra thn. the day when God lad down the up and demand somethng whch 'Such contaners are also com- law n the Old Testament "Whoso tthle n themselves, anff prone sheddeth man's blood, by man wll Lve the people a codes n ths vtal ssue. Letters tan be crackng or rupturng. There s shall hs blood be shed: for n,the wrtten to our Members n Psrlln. nty of evdence that plastc mage of God made he man.",taners for gasolne create a Geness 9:6. Yet people are talkjor fre hazard." ng about Captal Punshment ~here are no plastc eonta/ners beng "uncvlzed." Where ds the the market whch are approved cvlzaton when we cannot take /se as gasolne contaners. The ~afe way to transport gaso. e s n an approved metal con. tl July 31 Expo passports cost $1.80 (daly), $6.80 (week. $20 (season)..afterwards the llcumz ; wll be hgher. T,WATn 'eb. 24, 25, 26 up a newspaper wthout readng of some dabolcal, brutal slayng of some nnocent person, from a seven year old chld to an old man -- wthout any apparent provocaton. As you have sad they can so Teachers To Hear ment, and we should be dorng so before t s too late. f we cannot depend on men who stand behnd our pulpts and who are supposed to know ther Bbles and preach the truth, and f such men are gong to lne up wth wth law breakers, then awake Canadan people. Dead your Bbles for yourselves and see wh~t God has to my. Then f you feel you are safe to go aganst a prn. e/ple whch He lad down for your protecton, you and other nnocent people may have to reap the con. sequences. Sncerely, Professor R. Fraser J. Baker, Man head of Nansmo, Margaret B.C. Fraser the department of Englsh at Smon Fraser Unversty wll be Edtor the keynote speaker at the North Terrace "0mneca" Herald Coast Teachers' Conventon to be held n Prnce Rupert on March n your February 2 edton you 10, 11 and 12. publshed a letter from my dear A veteran of the RA~, lh'ofes, frend Art Bates whch related to sor Baker moved to Canada n one of my regular weakly news to study at UBC. Followng paper reports (Repurt from Parla. Thurs. Fr. Sat. ntensve study n lngustcs at mert Hll). don't usually answer the School of Orental and Afrcan letters to the edtor, but because ~t the Unversty of Lon. of Mr. Bates' poston thnk some don, Professor Baker joned the publc recognton s due. Battle Of The Vlla Stud. F orta a~ at UBC. He states and quote -- was actually moved (lnedontally Mr. Bates Lves ths date s Januery 21 bat n fact t was m6ved on January a small error true, but nonetheless an error). wrote the artcle on January 14, four days before Parlament opened, fve days before dt ap- Peered n your paper, sx days before the Conservatves and New Democratc amendments w e r e moved. No, Art was not aware at the tdme of wrtng my artcle that my party planned to move the amendment whch t dd for the smple reason that no decson can be made about a second degree amendment untl the con. tents of the fh-st degree amend. mert are known, and the contents of the Conservatve amendment were not publc untl January 20. n the last para~'aph of my frend Mr. Dates' letter must pont out that hs arthmetc s a bt faulty, for we only have 21 New Democratc MPs not 22. would be very happy Art, to send you an advance copy of the weekly newspaper report whch wrte n order that any comments you mght lke to make about t wll have the chance to appear n the same edton of the Herald as the report tself. Please let me know whether you would lke to have these reports and 'll smply make an extra copy for you. Frank Howard MP for Skeena n Color Professor.Baker was one of the ;tarrng: r ghost wrters or the famous Mac'. "Surely our member mujt have ~aureen O'Hara, Rossano Brs~l Donald Report on Hgher Eduea. been aware at the me of wrtng KTMAT, N. COULTER, 1072 Shorts: Moby Duck ton n B.C. He s a constant con. that hs party,.the NDP, was plan. Out at 10:00 tdbutor to many lterary perjed. eals. ~, ~, ~, n 1964 Professor Baker Joned Smon Fraser,Unversty, accept. ng the key poston as drectur of s there Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday academc plannng. Smon Fraser a February 28, Marck 1.2 and ts' program and standards problem wll be the subject of Professol' money Get Yourself A Baker's talks. He wll speak to the YOU " : J College Grl general publc on Thursday evenng March 10 and to the teachers arrng: n Color on Frday,March 11. ProfeSsor Baker wll also partcpate n an Mary-Ann.Mobley, Chad Everett horts:. Englsh language workshop. Professor Baker jons Dr. L. P. l'ouche Pussycat. 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12 e 12 The exctng flavor of the Orent s just a dnner away at our Chnese regtaurant. BOTH CANADAN & CHNESE FOODS RESTdURANT TERRACE "Omtneca" r 4642 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. FULL FACLTES Take.out Orders, phone V OBTUARY WLLAM WALLACE T, rrace, B.C. Memoral servce was held n St, Matthew's Church on Tuesd~,, February 8 for Wllam Wallace, who passed away n Skeenavlew Hosptal on February "/at the age of 68. The servce was conducted by the Reverend A. P. Hor~eld wth Mrs. V. Seaman,presdng at the organ. The remans were shpped to Courtenay, B.C. where nterment took place n Sandwck Cemetery. The late Mr. Wallace was horn n Vctora and moved to the Bulkley Valley as a chld wth hs parents. A veteran of [he Frst World War, Mr. Wallace went to lve n Prnce Rupert n the early 1920'a wth hs Englsh,war brde. He worked for a tme wth B.C, Packers, then for seven years as lghthouse keeper at Addenbroke and an addtonal seven years at Dryad Pont. He returned to Pr. Rupert and ~ontnued to work for the Department of Transport untl he retred n 19~6 to take up res/dence at Fanny Bay, Vancouver sland. He was predeceased by hs wfe n 1958 and later entered Skeena. vew Hosptal as a patent. The late Mr. Wallace s.survved by one son, Ernest of Courtenay; four daughters, Margaret Slater of Terrace, Gladys Nygaard of Bella Bella, Vera Blaekstone and Edna Nlson of Prnce Rupert, a sster, Mrs. Margaret Thornton of Msson, B.C. and 13 grandchldren. BRTSH COLUMBA A 8~TNNAL FEATURE... ~. :~ ~ -...,r, -. h l D D Enoyng the s-benefts ese Royal y-bankng vvces? QO Q e o See how ths check-lst can help: ever you wsh at your nearby branch, Royal Bank termplan loans can be economcally arranged for a new car, applance or smlar purchase. Savngs Accounts, for steady savngs and sound accumulaton of nterest. D o people to operate a bank account to, gether. Personal Chcqung Accounls (only 10 a cheque) let you pay blls wthout dsturbng your Savngs Account. 'll Bank-by-Mal facltes for those who can't call durng regular bank hours. CAFlrAN WLLAM HENRY McNELL The frst whte men to fnd gold n what s now Brtsh Columba were a handful of Hudson's Bay Company adventurers under Capt. Wllam Henry Me. Nell -- and t almost ~st them ther lves. On the west coast of the Queen Charlotte slands they found a rch outcroppng n 1851 and began blastng. But 30 canoes of ndans landed. After every blast the natves would rush n to scramble wth the whtes for the free gold and all the loose tools they could fnd. Blows were struck and knves were drawn untl fnally the whtes took frght. McNedll managed to send a few pounds of ther gleamngs to James Douglas at Fort Vctora.,But the "nane" was abandoned and proved to be a small, freak depost anyway. MeNell was a Yankee trader, born n Boston n'1801 who frst came to the Pacfc Northwest n the nfd-1820's. By 1832 he was operatng so greatly to the detrment Gf the Hudson'.~ Bay Company on the Pacfc coast that he was approached by the company whch bought hs shp and eventually made hm master of the "Beaver," the frst steam paddle.wheeler n the Pacfc. He roamed ths coast for 12 years, ganng the respect of the ndans who called hm Matha.Kll. He marred an ndan woman and fathered three sons and sx daughters. The chldren of Vctora loved hm because durng the 18f0's when he was tradng to Honolulu n the HBC shp "Mary Dare," he always brought them oranges, sugarcane and frecrackers. McNell Bay and Port McNell both took hs name and he was mmortalzed on an ndan totem pole. m B,C. Centennal Commttee DOffS CARTAGE & STORAGE GO. L'rD, The many bonus features of Royal's famly bankng servces are helpng thousands who now use them. Whether your famly s small or large, youthful or mature, you'll fnd all members can btmefl through these carefully planned servces. Ask for our useful booklet enttled "Helpful Servces", today. Freght Agents for: SMTHERS TRANSPORT (To Smthen and Hazdttm) UTMER TRUCK LNES (To Vanc=uver) ROY/,L BJ Consult your Royal Bank branch manager: DON STEELE #*~t~m~.terrace Unmdl K Local & Lonu Dstance Movng AGENTS FOR UNTED VAN LNES V tbmwm alwj~m ll~ tel~l~ 4504 Keth u modem facltes and spacous heated warehouse for all your Storage needs. et

13 W ednesday, February 23 r 1966 TERRACE "Omneca" HERALD t TERRACEt BRTSH COLUMBA Paee_.l'2 (.q) BROWNES "GUDES RANGERS On Thursday evenng, February 17, four new Grl Gudes were enrolled nto the 2nd Skeena Company n a specal ceremony held at Clarence Mehel audtorum. Commssoner Mrs. Joan Sparks offcated for the enrolment. Those named to Grl Gudng were: Brenda Benot, Cheryl ~oulard, Marra Sperand:o and Shrley Atrll. Captan Mrs. A. Both and Leu. tenant M's. Norma Morrson were presented wth warrant pns and cards by the commssoner. The Gudes gave a greetng to Captan Mrs. A. Both who s stll convalescng from surgery and was unable to take part n the actvtes. ~ollowng a sng song, Gude Alce Hansen who s workng for her frst class badge, gave a most nformatve report on the hstory of Gudng. On Monday afternoon, February 21, fve new Brownes made ther Browne Promse and were enrol. led nto the 1st Skeena Browne Pack at a specal ceremony held n Clarence Mchel audtorum. Brown Owl Mrs. G. ten Wolde welcomed Lt. Mrs. Norma Morrson who performed the offcal en. rolment dutes on behalf of the commssoner. Those enrolled were: Terr Fourner, Janne Hackle, Holly Batke, Chrystal Hackle, and Clare Dalla,re. Lt. Mrs. Morrson spoke brefly on Thnkng Week and explaned that pennes go to support Gudng, to tran leaders, and to help n Hertage camps. There are four Gude centres n the World where many of the tranng sessons ar held. They are: "Chalet" n Swl zerland, "Ark" n.london, En~ land, "Cabana" n.mexco am "Sangam" n nda, whch has onl: recently been naugurated. The Brownes gave Lt. Mrs Morrson a grand howl thank you Games and songs were playe~ under the supervson of Browr Owl and Tawny Owl wth Gre) Owl and Packy jonng n To naugurate "Thnkng Week" the week contanng Founders Day whch honors Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, Brownes, Gudes of Skeena Dstrct paraded to a specal servce at Knox Unted Church Sunday evenng. Approx. mately seventy grls and ther leaders partcpated, ncludng an eghteen.grl Gude chor. Rev Keenleysde conducted the servce asssted by Gayle Seaman who spoke the nvocaton, Dane Porter who read the scrpture lesson, Lnda Ramsay and Alce Hansen who passed the offerng plates. Commssoner Mrs. Joan Sparks receved the re.affrmaton of the Browne promse and Gude promse from the two groups of grls. The chor, under the drecton of Mrs. R. Lennan, sang as anthems, '+Bdrds are Sngng," "How Great Thou Art," and "Cure Bah Yah." Rev. Keenleysde spoke on the topc, "Just thnk, Gudes and Brownes." He gave the meanng of thnkng, compared to thoughts that pass through the mnd. Then he suggested ways n whch they mght d e v e 1 o p constructve thoughts clurng Thnkng Day and Week, though thnkng should not be confned to ths one perod n Why wat for ""=U, mernoers Ot 3keerla Dstrct Grl Gudes, ther leaders and Rev. G. W. Keenleysde mark the observance of "Thnk. ng Week" and ther Founders brthday. Ten candles n a brch. wood candle holder represented the ten Gude laws. The morn. ng servce was attended by Cubs and Scouts of Skeena Dstrct who wtnessed the dedca. teen of ther new flag. Frst Skeena Rangers were also n st. tendance to mark the occason. the year. Rev. Keenleysde presented Relgon and Lfe badges to Lnda Ramsay, Sharon Fsher and Gayle Seaman. One was also earned by Gall Webb who was absent. These badges marked the culmnaton of several weeks of nstructon by the mnster. (For Grls from 14 to ]7 Years) CONTEST RULES 1. Entrants.must resde n Terrace. 2. Fabrcs for garments must be purchased from ]~LKEN L~ERCANTLE LTD. and sales slp attached to entry form. 3. t*arments wll be judged on workmanshp, ft, choce of fabrc, and the sutablty of garment style to the wearer. 4. Entry must be full garment or a co-ordnate. 5. One entry per contestant. 6. Prze wnnng garments wll be on dsplay n ELKEN MERCANTLE wndows. 7. 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Reduced to $ FORD V, TON, H.D. equp., good rubber, long box was $ Now $ Pontac Laurentlan Sdn V8, standard transmsson, was $ Sale $ CHEV ~ TON PCKUP heavy duty equpment Sale $ FALCON BUS 1O wndows, one owner Sale $ Chev mpala Sedan, 327 motor, fully powered, black & whte, was $ $ CORVAN BUS good crew bus, was $1350 Sale $ PONTAC STN. WGN. 4-dr., 6-cyl., std. trans. was $ Sale $ CHEV 4-DR., 2-tone good transportaton was $ Sale $ GMC CREW CAB low mleage, H.D. equpment $1200 OFF 1964 CHEVELLE 2-DR. V8 motor, low mleage, fully guaranteed -- $ CORVAR 4-DR. top of all compacts was $ Sale $ VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe very clean, good second car was $ Sale $ PONTAC STN. WGN. maroon, very clean was $ Sale $2333 Two 1962 Bucks, V8, auto. trans., fully recondtoned Sale $ NTERNATONAL ~ TON, H.D. equpment No Far Offer Refusedl 1960 ~; Ton Pckup Truck mechanc's specal Sale $ FORD 4-DR. very clean, was $870 Sale $ PONTAC 4-DR. one owner, low mleage $800 OFF 1964 FORD 2-DR.. one owner VS, Custom S00. 1-yr. wnty. Sale $ PONTAC, one owner new pant, was $2500 Sale $ PONTAC 4-DR. 6-cyl., one owner, was $2100 Sah, $ VOLKSWAGEN blue, new condton Must Gel Sale $ CHEV 4-DR. 6-cyl., std. trans., was $1495 Sale $ CHEV 4.DR. 6-cyl., fully recondtoned was $ Sale $ VAUXHALL SEDAN economy car, was $995 Sale $ PONTAC 4-DR. 6-cyl.. std. trans. 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14 :- =.%=-" : Pone 12(b) aostrate's Cturt... The f0llowl,; convctons were made n Terrace,Magstrate's Court lst week before Magstrate C. J. Norrngton: Gerald Knd, drvng whle dsqualfed fned $150; Andy Wen. del, Wesley Chpman and John sajsky, ntoxcaton each fned $15; V & S Truckng Ltd., overheght load fned $35 and overweght load fned $50. Houlden Loggng Ltd., excessve ar loss fned $10; Louse Johnson, drunk drvng sentenced to seven days and prohbted from drvng for three months; Harold BoRon, htoxcaton fned $15. Ed Gordon Truckng Ltd.,.excessve ar loss fned $10, no mud flaps fned $10 and overheght load fned $35; Wllam Kluss, overlength load fned $35, no mud ~- [ - ~. Don't Sl~r A : FUSE... ~~ No Job Too Bg! No Job Too Small! YOUR "A" CLASS CONTRACTOR Qualfed Resdental, Commercal & Hgh Voltage Electrcal Contractng Ells Hughes Electrc Ltd. TERRACE."Omneca". HERALD, TERRACE, ~RTSH COLUMBA flaps fned $10 and overheght load fned $10. Larry Bellamy, mpared drvng fned $275 and prohbted "from drvng for one month; Jack Chpman and Frank Boyer, ntox caton each fned $15; Lowry Glanger, drvng wthout due care fned $50 and for no speedometer fned $10. Magstrate F. H. Adames presded for the followng: Loredo Contractng Ltd., overweght load fned $50; no mud flaps fned $10 and no gross vehcle weght markngs fned $10; James Punch, falng to dm heedlghts fned $25. Wllam D. Maboney, nsuffcent bnders fned $25 and overheght load fned $35; George Alemann, nadequate muffler fned $25; Ronald Forshner, unlcensed chauffeur fned $15 and no emergency brakes fned $10. Ron's Contractng, overweght load fned $50; Allan Clough, no chauffeur's lcense fned $10; The Beaver's Loggng Ltd., overweght load fned $50; Wllam Long, n toxcaton fned $15. Danel Stephens, mnor n possesson fhed $20; Norman Chal. ler, mnor wth no nsurance fn. ed $15; Harold Starrett, parkng too close to hydrant fned $10. Ronald Roy and Orvlle,MeFarlane, ntoxcaton each fned $15 and James GosselJn, mpared drv. ng sentenced to 14 days. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. S. J.,Beckman of Lazelle Avenue returned at the week end after attendng the fun. eral of Mr. Beckman's brother who passed away n l~ossland, B.C. on Sunday, February 10. Nobody's opnons are worth- N. Kalum Ph V3-$249 less. Even a stopped clock s.~.l rght twce a day. Letters to the EDTOR Edtor Terrace "Omneca" Herald To me, there s only one queston related to l~oze to whch the ordnary drnker may not have an answer. Can a l~elpless alcoholc ever become normal agan7 Snce there may stll be a few desperate cases around who are able to read, would lke to assure them that t s posszble. BUT -- t s frst necessary to reverse the condtons.whch frst drve you to over-ndulgence Ths, n my case requred 12 years. Perhaps, f you are young healthy and have securty and aren't plagued by do-gooders, you may be able to do-t n less than 12 years.,meantme don't be msled by these people who tell you they "qut t cold." They weren't helpless alcoholcs n the frst place and as a consequence, ther advce s worth nothng. Next, the church can do a great deal to help you. The church can help you by keepng ts msgtdded mnons to hell out of AA meetngs and lettng you work out the solutons to your own,problems. Also -- the polce can help you. They can help you by mndng ther own busness when you are dong your very best to mnd your own busness. Magstrates can help you by comng to the realzaton that "for your own good" phlosophes are best decded by the ndvdual. Now, don't want to hear any nonsense about drunken drvers. We are talkng here about 'help. less alcoholcs' and f you, the reader, knew anythng about 'helpless alcoholcs', you would know that, as such, one cannot even own a car -- let alone have strength to drve one. So ~-- n concluson, people can do a great deal to help the alcoholc. Let hm fght hs own battle. He alone knows hs problem. Art Curfman Edtor Terrace "Omneca" Herald t ~vas,wth much nterest that began to read the letter n the February 9 Herald by Mr..George Rose. thought that here at long last, was someone who was gong to put Mr. Art CuHman.n hs place. Mr. ~an'~.negatve thoughts, prompted by hs athestc deas make good readng for no one. However,, felt that Mr. Rose wrtes ~vth the same pen as does Mr. CuHman and enlghtened none, especally the younger generaton that he spoke of. Mr. Curfman made one of hs many attacks on the church..mr. Rose dd the same thng when he nferred that the church s noth ng more than a "club" where people "get saved" when they take out.membershp. Salvaton does not come from "membershp," and the church s a dvne nsttuton ordaned of God. God sad to MOses: "Let the people make m a sanctuary, that may. dwe] among them." The Apostle.Pat referred to the church as, "th pllar and ground of the Truth." The church does fal n sore respects, not because there ] somethng wrong,wth the Lot or the Bble, but.because tb church s made up of people, an people sometmes fal. Perha an llustraton of ths would that her members do not 'conten for the fath whch was once de] vered unto the sants', n nstanc~ such as ths. The ehurchs' role n the wor! s not that of a welfare nsttutq as some thnk, her frst comm son was to 'preach the gospel salvaton' and then to 'do goq unto all men.' Ths the true Chr tan does. "Unto ALL men, of A] colors, of.'all races, everywher( Thank you, for the space your nterestng paper Yours truly, Hank Wulff Camp Creek, Albel Expo concdes wth the 325 annversary of the foundng Montreal,.the s e e o n d largo French.speakng cty n the wor~ A RUGGED TRUCK TRE H-MLER RANCH AND COMMERCAL Re-Openng Soon... Termce's Poneer Restaurant u0/10 6-1') ntjng l) 3-T nylon cord body -- more strength, extra mles Tufsyn rubber--the.toughest rubber uoodyaer nee ever used Broad, flat roa.d-srppng tread desgn Tor better tracton Qualty bult-economy prced FAST O.-T,EROA There's never a moment wasted after you call us for tre servce. Goodyear tres proved and servce Goodyear methods ap- ~ are our specalty. So call us for fast, effcent servce. Are You Bumpn' Along FOR GOOD FOOD AND FNE SERVCE or Rocken & Rolhn. 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15 TERRACE "Omneca" HE Northern. Fronter Enthusasm Helps Buld New Town THE HONOURABLB RAY WLLSTON, Mnster of Lsncb, Forests, and Water ResouFcu Although more than half the length of the Provnce.=parates them from Morfee Lakes, north of Prnce George, ~ere ore men workng n certan Vancouver offces who have een caught up wth the some the expanson of the pulp and )rtof f, ronter enthusasm one paper ndustry wll be responslotces nearly everywhere n ble. ~e northern nteror. * Apart from the obvous pleas- The results of ths enthusasm ure of seeng our "dynamc soelll be the almost overnght area-ety" at work, there s a great deal )n of a new town for Brtsh Col- of satsfacton n the' fa~ that, nba and, as so often happens after nearly 175 years, a,brdtsh these days of seemngly endless Columba town wll honor the :w developments n our forests, name of one of the Provnce's earlest and most remarkable ex- plorers -- Alexander Mackenze. n May, 1793, at a place not too far from where the new muncpalty of Mackenze s comng nto beng, Alexander Mackenze was prepa~ng to leave hs encampmeat on a journey whch was to take hm from the Peace ltlver, by land and water to the open sea where, on July 22 of the same year, he became the frst whte man to cross from sea to sea over the broad lands of North Amerca. There wasf't really too much change n ths northern wlderness after he left. f dreams come true, plans pay Today, the nose of the bull- off, and enthusasm matters, dozer, the hammer, and the saw thnk Alexander Mackenze would herald a new way of lfe for the approve of the results. And don't The floral emblems and coats area. thnk he would mnd that hs town! arms of the Yukon and Two companes, Alexandra For. was conceved n a place called orthwest Terrtores are feat- est ndustres Ltd. and Cattermole Vancouver. ed on two new stamps to be leased March 23, 1966, Postaster General Jean.Perre Cote s announced. - hese fve cent stamps are the twelfth and thrteenth n a senes ntated n May, 1964, mnorng the varous geographc regons n Canada as a prelude to Centennal celebratons n Rotary Observes St. Valentne's Terrace Rotary Club held festve evenng February 12 when they combned the celebraton of St. Valentne's Day and Rotary nternatonals' 61st annlversary. Close to one hundred members, wves and frends gathered for a banquet.n the Lakese Hotel, fob lowed by a dance. Durng the dnner R. C. Sandover-Sly proposed a toast to the lades, ably repled to 'by Mrs. C.,r. Norrngton. The hall was decked n Valenfne theme and the Eehos suppled lvely musc of dancng. The successful eve~ was asclamed "one of the best." MAN AND HS WORLD t What s the meanng of the Expo symbol. The basc motf s the ancent and worldwde symbol for worshppng man... a vertcal/ lne wth outstretched arms. These motfs are joned together n pars the tradlonal representaton of frendshp and support. FnaUy, the pars are arranged n a crcle whch symbolzes earth... thus, "Man and He World." Tmber Ltd., a'r e establshng themselves on pulp tmber sales n the reservor area beng crest. ed by the constructon of the Peace Rver Power Project.' To meet the requrements of ths new area of forest ndustral actvty, Alexandra Forest ndustres s makng provson for the creaton of an "nstant" muncpal~ty. At ts Vancouver o/flees, there are maps, photographs, plans, and a mass of other detals necessary to brngng cvlzaton to Morfee Lakes n a hurry. The company has done the plan. nng and surveyng for the town. ste, but t wll not be a company town. Other enterprses are beng encouraged to establsh themselv. es n the muncpalty to provde the supermarkets, servce statons, hotels, ba:ks and churches that make a town a town. Wth ts frst muncpal admnstrator already chosen, Mackenze s expected to have a populaton of at least 600 by next fall. When the dndustry s,n full swng n ther a'ea, 'woods workers and ther famles could easly swell the populaton to well over 5,000. COLUMBA BRTSH P~e ~ Dne out wth the Famly..,. Lakelse Hotel Dmlng Room Open Daly ~ We Specalze n Sunday Dnners NEW BANQUET ROOM NOW AVALABLE FOR MEETNGS Partes - Weddngs - Dances - Conventons Large Partes up to 350 or for as small as 2.0 Persons For Reservaton s Phone V : or V : Lakelse Avenue Look.ahead people are choosng electrc heatng These look-ahead homeowners already have. Here's why: " '.~!~:~! ":'::'~""..., J /ll.!#!l!l!!ll... ~'~ :!!~!!ll~, '::!~~~~!~!~!~!~~~!~!~~! ~:~ ':~!:::~: D. H. BROl/N, North KamhJops, B.C. EDWARD McFADDEN, Terrace. B.C. lctor KELLEY./gass:. B.C. "1.fnd t's an economcal way to heat. You "Very el,en temperature. t's a healthy way to "'lve have fnmd electr heathtg re be com. control the temperature h each tooth wtholtl heat too -- no dust. dml wth no furnace we ph,tely sat.~fwtory n our home as t s clean, waste. t uses less space and there's no n;at;, have sl,ace fjr atwther room." qtth't a,dr.'lo.vt 'coao,ecal" tenance cost." lj Terrace, B.C. Halum ELECTRC Major /q3pllance Sales & Servce 3k' Electrcal Contractor Resdental ~ Commerdal Comer of Kelum and Park Phone V Motor Wndng MRS. L. BAXTER, Vctora, B.C. "Our house heats quckly, qute an advantage for takng off the chll on cool days. lke the temperature control n each room. too, Keeps the bathroom warm."! F... MRS. L. J. SMYTt, Vancouver, B.C. "! partcularly lke the even heat and beng able to control the temperature n the rooms ndvdually, Especally n the nursery." MRS, M. CALLSON, Fort St. John, B.C. "! have nothng to worry about wth electrlo heatng. And lke the feelng of warmth wth. out drafts. Convenence and comfort are very mportant to me." At today's low electrc rates, over 9,000 B.C. famles have learned that electrc heatng costs lttle more than ordnary automatc heatng systems. But t offers plenty more: (1) Room-by-room temperature control means extra comfort, extra savngs. (2) Sunshne-clean electrc heat saves drudgery and expense. No drt, no soot. (3) Equpment s practcally mantenance-free. Usually lasts longer, too. (4) Electrc heat s easy to lve wth. Gentle, even heat. Very quet heat. (5) Compact, too. Smplfes home constructon, saves valuable floor space. (6) Resale value7 As the trend to all- electrc lvng gans ground, ths s the heatng system more buyers wll be lookng for tomorrow. f you're about to buld, remodel or extend your home, don't overlook the advantages of electrc heatng. Ask B.C/Hydro for a heatng cost estmate, plus the nformatve booklet: "Electrc Heatng Facts." t's free. B.C. HYDRO

16 4.TERRACE "Omlneco" HE BRTSH COLUMBA Busness Drectory [] Torpedo Roofng and Heatng Ltd. - - ALL ROOFS GUARANTEED - - PHONE: P.O. Box 443, Prnce Rupert, B.C. c~ VAN HALDEREN Bro~ers BULDNG CONTRACTORS rd~stral --- Resdental Commercal V+ ~o~;598. Vl ~1.,'5 LAUNDRY AND ;)~(Y CLEANNG Free Pck-up end Delvery TERRACE, B.C. Phone V A o F. BEST mperal Ol Agent Offce Hours: 1:30 to te 4 A~ndy to Saturday PHONE Always Look To "BEST" For mperal TRY A HERALD.CLASSFED Rockgas Propane Ltd. TERRACE DVSON For ell your Propane needs Resdental Commercal and lnduau'jd Applance Slel and Servce Ph. Vl Lakelle Ave. McKoy' Funeral Home Ph. Vl P.O. Box 4k10 TRRA, B.C. Alce Jetvlnl KltlmM Terrace Cycle & Hobby Shop,, "The Qualty Leader Super,Velu Shoppng Centre Foe Hobblu - Toys - ~yclee FRANK MUNSON 7ou~ LECTROJJX ~ v o for Tenmas an'ca Vl 3-24"/8 $1~ ASr Ave k 17, Terrace etf --ROSE, GALE & CO.-- CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS T. F. ROSE D.L.G. PORTER t B. GALF~ B.Comm., CA. CA. C~L V ~2245 V 3-58,11 P.O. Box 220 MacPherson Block Terrace, B.C. R. J. REYNOLDS B.C. LAND SURVEYOR Box 14311, Terrace,.C. Thornblll Reslty 4646 Lakeke Avenue Phone Vl , AN. MacDONALD B.C. Lend Surveyor P.O. Box Vl ~4211 Lmzelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. m SCHOOL Phone Vl after S:30 p.m. J q SAV.MOR hlder8 Centre Ltd. General Buldng Supples 4127 KETH RD. Phone Vl , V "Save More at Say-Mar" TERRACE MASONRY LTD. Block and Brck Constructon -- Cement Fnshng SPECALZNG n Freplaces And Tle Work Box 2156 FREE ESTMATES Phone Vol at Vl 3-276"7 Home Plan Servce Plans Drown To Your Specfcatons PHONE V3-BTT Vc Jollffe Plumbng & Heatng Ltd. V Box 145 TERRAC,.C LORETTA'S Beauty Salon 4622 GREG AVENUE PHONE V Northwest Weldng+ & Mll Servce Complete Portable Sen;ce 24 Hours Located next to Bll Osborno'a Machne Shop Vl 3-53S9 clf J v &: V Constructon Buldng Contractors J Vl Vl ] Box TERRACE, B.C. FREE ESTMATES ff?.., S P.?.~ Z3,f b 30 ~ 51 3b ~ 3b 39 4z ~ 4~ 4~ ~ 49 S ~ S?. S?.b 44- HOR, TA)NTAL 38. transl. above parent 6. ancent 40. portco Asan 42. obtaned country 43. medcal 9. monk's care tlue 48. nsect 12. Mss Home 49. work for 13. anger 50. entreaty :[4.-- ]be- 51. affrma. Galllenne fve 16. aetvated 52. tl~ts 17. mvmp ~8. smple 19. lght sarcasm 21. me~ds 24. man's name 25. ncte 26. more meager 30. solct 31. potatoes (colloq.) 32.- Gardner 33. footwear 35. rouse 36. humor 37. uprght pllar OU UHZ ~-T3 4o Z klled 6 ~ 9 0 ~9 ZO //~//5o YERTOAL 1. beverage 2. number 3. sngle unt 4. father 6. sster of Ares 6. ndolent 7. epoch 8. averages Answer to lest week'e Punc 7-1 Avemp tme of solomon: tt mnutes. (@ 1965, Kng Features Synd., The.) obns,~un, s MTEUZUHD DRUZL. VT~LZ 5R ~1~] %,5 9. strp of leaves 10. furnace, numerous 16. neon 20. groove 21. pats 22. Can and 23. mltary unts 24. cus~ons 26. buzzed 27. mongrel 28. wcked 29. scarce 31. wore (colloq.) 34. Edgar Allan mprnts 37. habtua drunkard 38. affect 39. whetstone 40. wthered 41, sunburns 44. beam 45, cloth measure 46. born 47. marble ROLV Yesterdsy's Cryptoqup: THE HANDSOME HANDY MAN S A ONETME DANDY. PNE C, decto.erv At corner Loon & Munroe OPEN DALLY tll 11 P.M. FREE DELVERY Phone Vl eft SNGER SEWNG MACHNES VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLSHERS Full seleoton of fabrcs... Wool, Cotton and all of your Sewng Needs, F-~pert servce to all makes of Sewng ~cbl.ea. Terrace Sewng Centre Ltd Lokelee Ave., ph. Vl P.O. Box 1808, Terrace, B.C. CAudts. Karl', Tradng Taylor, Pearson & Careen (B.C.,)Ltd. CommercalwrngOlK Resdental Po*t Ltd. Vl a.ss.ts THORNHLL "Your RetJn~ Ch'cle" Kelum South, Terrlce, B.C. Box 1q63.:. Terrace, B.C. 'T'~Y'r'g COMPLETE MACHNE SHOP SERVCE " ~ ~ ".~.! ,r~.zle ~rcuw Outboard Motor J ~ ~ ~ t l ~ j : REFTTERS Dealer Crankshaft Grndng - Pn Fttng. Reborng Call YZ 3~230, BOx 002, Terrace Drum Turnng. Head Condtonng ~ ~,nu,a.r,.,, R,.,. 82A-2 ~6, Prnce Good Stocks of Exchange Cranks and Motors u,.o.t.y BOAT RENTALS Phone: G.. Be-le,--Vl 3.:,~ o, VS3.m0.~1,1J.m Tent.. T-w- Lea~or~o~ d C. P. DUNPHY ~onteat P.O. Box 413 Ph. Vl 3,52311 Rohard$' Cleaners Lmte... "r 4 ~ "Operatng wth the Most Modern Equpment" ~ ~ J u~uuu. '14sJs H,u~L, nd_~e. T, ry,~_ll ~ ~ CON-O-MATC and CON CLEAN Leundnn ' ~ ~,o vvk6e t PAYS Professonal Con Dry Dry Cleanng and e Pressng e jll ~M~'~;~~ Batchelor Laundry Servce.!. nlnenlal Ex uves Ud (shrts beautfully done,) J ~,, ~ Dstrbutors for CL explosves and e. Lqud Carbonc Weldng Supples ~ ~, v s-s TE RAC E, - Box ~S9,,Dt~,, Jll _(o pl "

17 195~ "rer~,c: "Omneca" HE BRTSH COLUMBA Canadan BookshelfJ by PERCY MADDUX ============================== UESTS FOR SPECAL PRAYER have come from many s ths year as fnal arrangements are made for the servance of the World Day of Prayer. As has been cusary n recent years the frst Frday of Lent, February 25,, has been set asde for servces whch wll unte rston women n 150 countres and a.reas. Locally, serv- Ces wll be held n the Salvaton Army, 4449 Greg Avenue, t 2 p.m. (lades), 4 p.m. (grls), under the convenershp )f Leutenant Shelah Tennont. t s expected that women ram practcally oll Chrstan groups wll partcpate. PPJME ~ 1~ (by Bruce Hutchson. LongmJms Canada Lmted, Toronto. 408 pp. ~.50) "Mr. Prme Mnster" s th~ story of the prme mnster's of. flea n Canada snce ConfederaUon by a man who has been elosely assocated wth the natonal poll. tcal dongs for many years. ~ruce Hutchson has wrtten much on the Canadan scone. The present book s smlar n style. He seems to wrte from memory and s often defcent n dates and other faetl. When dealng wth the early prme mnsters, he s vague and sketchy. The prme mnlstare of the 1890's are dsmssed wth only a few words. When he gets up nto hs own tme, Mr. Hutchlson s on frmer ground and offers a more coherent story, gvng us more facts and dates on whch to hang the story. The prme mnsters of Canadt snce the Frst World War move across the scene before us more vvdly and the narratve becomes so nterestng that before we know t we are n contemporary tmes. To sum t up, "Mr. Prme Mnster" s one man's vew of the prme mnsters of Canada from Macdonald to Pearson. TEE BART OF NEWnOU~LAND (by Dorothy Henderson. Harvest House, Montreal. 144 pp. Cloth Paper 12.00). Among the categores that one can detect n travel books s that where a woman wrtes after tra.. yellng wth her husband. "The Heart of Newfoundland" by Dorothy Henderson s such a travel book. t s wrtten n plan Englsh easy to follow and easy to understand, but t s a crude style more ftted to a personal dary or to letters to frends and relatves than to a publcaton drected to readers n general. The end paper map s good and there s qute a blt of Newfoundland nformaton ncluded, Whle the adventures of the author are nterestng. However, bref though the book s, t seems to be padded wth per. sonal opnon, dgressons, and factual nformaton thrown n as though for the purpose of fllng up the book. Ordy Lfe Member Mllon Club The MUTUAL LFE OF C~.NADA s owned by the polcyholders t s the low cost company t pays to own a polcy wth t. POLCES TO MEET EVERY NEED Famly Protecton. Mortgage Busness nsurance Trust Funds 475 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. Phone: Bus Res Local ~V elf :HRSTAN REFORMED CHURCH :parks Street at Stroume Avenue ~ov. V. Luchlcs V :00 a.m.--mornng Worshp 0:00 a.m.---sunday School 5:00 p.m.--afternoon Servce. D: a.m.--"back To God Hour" on CFTK. BETHEL BAPTST CHURCH (Regular) lure st Soucle Ph. V :00- Famly Servce, Worshp, Sermon, Classes. 30 p.m.--evenng Servce. ~dnesday. 7:00 l).m. -- Crusaders 8:00 p.m. -- Cottage Meetng. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE t0:00 a.m...-.stmday School [1:00 a.m.--mornng Worshp. 7:00 p.m.--evangelst Servce. All are Welcome Pastor Rev. D. Rathlen CHRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Con Sparks St. and Park Ave. 9:45 a.m.--sunday School. 1:00 a.m.--wbrshp Servce. Poster H. Madsen, BJk., B.D. 718 Loon Ave. Ph. V '~our frendly famly Church" w, KNOX UNTED CHURCH :orner Lazelle Ave. & MunrN St. 9:80 a.m.--sunday School 1:00 a.m.--mornng Worshp [ewcomers to the commtml~ are nvted to share n the lfe and work of the Unted Church. 'ou are nvted to drop ths clppng n the mal wth your name and address to Knox Unted Church, Box 884,. Terrace, B.C. ALLANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL 5OlO Ager Avenue, Terrace, B.C, 10:00 a.m.--sunday School. 11:00 a.m.--mornng Worshp. 7:00 p.m.--evenng Servce. Wednesday 8:00 p.m.--prayer Meetns. Frday 7:30 p.m.--young Peoples A Cordal Welcome Awats You Rev. E. Theuen, Pastor 4812 Graham Ave. Phone V 34~768 ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH Anglcan Church of Canada Phone V Lazelle Avenue 10:18 a~n.--matns and Parsh Communon 10:15 a.m.--.sunday School 7:30 p.m.--evenng Servce "Pardon me," asked another MENNONTE BRETHREN guest, "are you a Kentuckan?" CHURCH "No, a muscan." 3406 Eby Street Pastor Alvn Penner, Ph. Vl Vl , Home: Vl :00 a.m.-- Sunday School :00 a.m.--worshp Servce. 7:30 p.m.--evenng Servce. 8:45 a.m.--"gospel Lght Hour" over CFFK.. 04 g@e 4one 40'eo41 am 4 0 e e e o $ O o l CHURCH OF* JESUS CHRST OF LATTER DAY SANTS (Mormon) SERVCES :80 a.m.--sundaya ks ~ --Sparks Street SEVENTH DAY ADVENTST CHURCH Pastor. E. Llttman Ph. Vl S.291S 3306 Grlffth'a Road SATURDAY 9:1S a.m.--sabbath School. 11:00 a,m.--mornng Servce. EVANGELCAL FREE CHURCH Car. Perk Ave. and Sparks St. lo:o0 a.m.---stmdsy School. 11:00 a.m.--morung Worshp. 7:30 p.m.--evenng Servce.. 7:80 p.m. Wednesday --Prayer and Bble Study. A cordal nvtoeon to All Rev. H. J. Jest, Pastor 4665 Perk Ave. Phone V UPLANDS BAPTST CHURCH (Southern lsptlst) 5011 Hslllwell Ave. SUNDAY 9:45 a.m:-.stmday School. 11:00 a.m.--mornng Servce 7:80 p.m.--eve~ Servce_ 8:00 p.m.--wedneblay ~ Jeruyer meaung and Bble study. Jeme, 14. Rose, P~,stor Telephone V1.66~ Brde.Elect Feted At vemn# Shower Brde-eleot Dawne Elkns, whose marrage to Constable Donald ~MacDonald of Ottawa took.place Saturday, was guest of honor on the evenng of February 10 at a mscellaneous shower. Hostess Mrs. Agot Chrstensen receved approxmately 15 guests at her Park Avenue home, and was asssted by Mrs. Goorgma Cyr. Durng the evenng a Valendne decorated gft box contanng many galy wrapped parcels, was presented to.mss Elkns. The Valentne theme was carred through n the delcous lunch served at the coffee hour. LAFF.LNE The old man n the comer wept as the hostess sang "My Old Kentucky Home." o/far8 you these exclusve feature. n ther atandard pa h e Alcoa Alumnum Sdnl Extra Thck nsulaton Throughout Pre-assembled Starways Vnyl 5tartreade and Baseboards Free Delvery For more nformaton on these outstandng homes, smply clp out ths ad and mal to NOR-PNE HOMES, P.O. Box 1360, Terrace, B.C. Our representatve wll call at no oblgaton to you. N **'*''''*'''***'*''*****'''-**-***t*o*h***~m******oeeoeeo**o a m e * Address... Cty or Town... Phone... B.C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE Formers' Land Clearng Assstance Act Farmers LAnD CLEARNG Contraoton Contractors nterested n carryng out work under the terms of the ACt Farmers wshng work done n 1966 n 1966 for the Terrace area, and who are sutably equpped to clear, should obtan applcatons and break and/or dran land, must obnformaton from tan tender forms and nstructons from B.C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE, - 5th Avenue Smthers, B.C. Forms must be emplete~l and Forms must be cemplelml and submtted n a sealed envelope marked "Tender for Clearng" to returned to the Dstrct Offce not later than the Land Clearng Dvson, Poda- meat Buldngs, Vctora, B.C. Postmarked not later than MARCH 15, 1966 Equpment n the advertsed area n order to receve pror consders- must be avalable for nspecton durng the perod Aprl ;[ to Apdl ton for work under the Act n 20 n order that t may be nspect ed and consdered for* app 0~l under the terms of the Act n 1966 A. H. Turner Hon. Frank Rchter De~utv puty Mnster Mnster of Agrculture.-12 (cff)

18 Pa e116 TERRACE "Omneca" HERALD TERRACE BRTSH COLUMBA ~/ednesdo Febma 23 B O W L N G C.N..AL s sss A v E sss.a.,. F e s tl v a hghlght was dscovered by the A L L P A R T S qunts " 4T½. $ by Maryllne Daves dane n at Nanalmo, They were prevous beleved to for most cars.., most parts for Black Cats have been dggng from e~ams A L L C A R S Almosts Durng the.past sx weeks ths ~o,tppear Wednesday, Frday and the tme. 'Bg Fve column has been wrtten.by mem- Saturday f they could.possbly BRAND NAME SPARK PLUGS Gems bars of the 'Festval commttee appear n three successve ses- E.h... 65,Krazy Kurves... 41½ closely assocated wth defnte sons., Grass Wdows sectons. sncerely thank those Offcal accompanst, Mss Jean f l n f l l n E THORblHLL AUTO Pnpoppers 20 columnsts'for ther co.operaton Harrod, General Delvery, Terrace,... and excellent nformatve columns, tells me many people have casual- WRECKERS Hgh sngle, The results of the entres have ly sad they would lke her to BUY YOUR Crescent Dr. on Hghway 16 E.. Ward been fantastc, wth a total of 304; play for them and that was the USED EQUPME PHONE V Hgh trple, 211 of whch are for.pano classes last she'd heard about t. Please M. Lever and the balance made up of vocal, remember, rehearsal and performband, choral speakng and speech ance tme must be offcally book- FROM FNNNG arts. Ths has ncreased the orgn- ed wth her as soon as possble. al two' day festval to one starbng Untl next week, when we'll Buy your used equpmen torteage tcney on Wednesday nght,.wth pano have some background on adjud- from FNNNG, and your u: entres runnng untl,frday morn- cator, ~L,'s. Phylts Schuldt, 'd sfacfon s guaranteedl Gua, For Resdental, Commercal, Revenue and Farm ng followed by chors and adult lke to leave the thought that the vocal untl Saturday noon, wth orgnal $3.00 membershp now alanteed wth warranty prote on; low prces; after-sale Propertes. Low Monthly Payments, exstng the,bands takng over ~or the lows you entry nto 10 sessons of servce unmatched n B.Cj documents purchased. Saturday -afternoon sesson. Of the Festval wth the excepton of Call your FNNNG sales r~ course, Saturday evenng wll see the f'nal concert, presentatve todayl TRAH$-CANADA MORTGAGE CORP. LD. a gala varety concert and presen- Sounds lke qute a bargan Granvlle Street, - Vancouver 2, B.C. taton of awards, doesn't t? Programmng.s a most dffcult 1957 Cat 955 Traxcavator wl~ bucket. Trple bar shoes; r busness n an area such as ths. Evenng S-bower For 9o ;.sprockets 1,ke,new; _- =.:================_:===:_:.=,,;;_=:::=:;,-=-======:==== Whle t s desrable to have as ante machne far. Far t much varety as possble from an March Brlde.to-Be Terrace. audence enjoyment pont of vew, A delghtful shower ~vas held FT $9, ~. ~. ~ / / ~ one must consder the fact that at the.home of Mrs. Ron Sparks some compettors are comng 100 on Sunday evenng, February 13, Fordson Power Major w/2 b~ mles and can hardly be expected for Mss Merry McColl, whose mar- hoe buckets, ¾-yd. loader, azl Chartered Accountants rlage to Robert Hallsor takes place snow plow. General appeara! Resdent Partner, ALAN M. McALPNE, C.A. New Members For on March 5 n St. Matthew's good and machnes opers Church. okay. Far Buy, Terrace. J Co.hostesses for the evenng FT $5,~ Phone V Lapdary Club were Mrs. Ran Lennan, Mrs. Bob! PRNCE RUPERT TERRACE TheTerrace Lapdary Club held Ramsay and Mrs. Harold Wyatt A. HD6B w/hyd, anglec' 325 Fourth Ave. East 464S Lokelse Ave. a regular meetng Sunday, Febru- Games and contests were en. er, wnch, full-length r, Tel: 6Z Tel: V 3-$6"/~; ary 20 n the Communty Centre. joyed, clmaxed wth the makng guards. Sprockets & roll :1 There were 15 members present of a brde's book and a groom's 80%; engne runs smooth' ;;;;;;.==_;=_=;===;==:.-======================================== and fve guests, book, whch caused much merr- fnals just overhauled. Far B/: New members welcomed nto meat. Terrace. Froese and daughter Colleen, Mr. many lovely gfts. and Mrs. Bl Perce, Jack Glen- Guests present besdes the 1953 Cat D4 tractor w/da by,! ' ', ne, Rudy Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. guest-of.honor were the Mesdames dozer, No. 44 control, D4~ ARE OUR BUSlN SS R. Conrad, Mrs. A. Cote and John A. J. McCall, W. Bull, Bonne wnch, canopy. Desel, trans Shaw. Mrs. L. Holmes was wel- Anderson, H. A. Ban, V~ Seaman, fnals good; balance machn SPECAL BOUQUETS ~ corned back after a lengthy abs- W. Melvn, A. Rchardson, T. Skl- far. Far Buy, Prnce George. PLANTS ~ TABLE A~RANGEMENTS ~ CORSAGES enee. lcorn, 'M. O]son, K. Wold, L. Orr, FT ~1,00 Followng the.busness meetng L. Prudes, J. Whte, L. French, WE CAN HELP YOU... Mr. C.,Kller entertaned wth j. Pffer and the Msses Faye 165 HP Cummns engne w/clutct E m b ~ colored sldes of Hawa. Degerness, Gayle Seaman, Nancy base, stub shaft, 2,000 rpm. ~1~/ ~=Xr~GU ~1 r ~ 3 The next meetng wll be Sun-Sparks and Pamela Anderson. dator, man & con rod bearng~ day, March 6, n the Commun.ty Those unable to attend but send- seals & gaskets all repared'? Greg Ave. FLOWER ~ GFT SHOP Vl ~-~9~0 Centre. Al nterested are nvted ng gfts were: The Mesdames D. Far Buy, Prnce George. ', to attend. Glmour, F. Smth, R. Sherdan, F~ $2,50, ~ R. Cooper, W. Ruehlen, E. Hall. sor, J. McLean and Mss Else 200 HP Buda engne, 2,000 rpm! ~" FARMERS! WN A WESTERN-SZE PRZE N THE "7] W, ddonson, completeonly 2,000frOmhrs. fansnceto new.flywhee] FaL! ELEPHANT BRAND 'BEST N THE WEST', J~O~/~L~ZN~J Buy, FE-7729 Terrace.... $ $7. ~ "A" LEAGUE '! West End Store Cat D8800 electrc set w/5( Pal Shop ~W generator. n good operal Aces ng shape. Generator completell Jokers rebult! CERTK;'ED BUY, 9( Pockets day warranty, Prnce George. Black Damonds FT $4,251 Over~valtea No Rogues F N N N G Lades hgh ~ngle,,helen 'Fogtmann T R A C T O R Mens hgh sngle, Jm Gordon YOUR CATERPLLAR DEALEll Lades hgh trple, V Terrace Helen Fogtmann Caterpllar sad Cat are Regdem Mens hgh trple, Trademarks than last year's przes - and no J~m Gordon... "/30 bg contest!" fgurn' to do!" t 1966 GMC tme to see the man at your / ;;e rk, pop, zzzzounds, such us GRAND PRZES ng tme just around the Fnd HOUSEHOLD APPLANCE. c half-ton PCKUP TRUCKS one for each Western Provnce! Get on over to your nearest Elephant Brand outlet, Pckup a Sprng Spread Entry Form, fll t n- have your dealer sgn t and drop t n hs Contest Box. t's easyto wn one of those brand-new, work-savng trucks! And wth seed- corner, rght now s a good YELLOW--W--~-~-S~ Elephant Brand outlet. He's got the full Elephant Brand lne of hgh qualty fertlz-. ers-the 'Best n the West' for your crops, your sol and your budget. He's watng to help you plan a proft-boostng fertlzer program- and he'll back those fne Elephant Brand products wth the knd of dependable servce you lke. See hm now! You just mght wn one of those new trucks! Terrace Co-op Assocaton Phone V! Elephant Brand HGH QUALTY FERTLZERS for crops as real as money tself pr0dllcld by C0MNC0--Thl Conloldltld Mnnl M Smlllnl CO~ lnl cf CllN Lmlld