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1 Pray. ~.O:-ary, : '.". '....:~. :- " ' " ".. ':.- Pe~ odlcals'~epartmen~, Vctoran, B.;C. ~... :'/ LV, No Pages Wednesday, May l, c a Copy,. $3.00 a Year ~ P~ess 'Run 3000 STEE~ED PONEER LADY of the dstrct Mrs. Matte :rank celebrat'ed her83rdbrthday on Tuesday, May 10 ~hen relatves and-frends gathered to extend best wshes,nd share her b rthday cake. me request of the ram,y, =.FTK rado staton played Mrs. Frank s favorte selecton T " "" ',m' ",~" : / ~. " " he Best Th,ngs,n L,fe ore Free..She was touched, bythe " yards 'so true and so meanngful" she sad, and"wth jus~ ~' 'he rght touch" by Maurce Clevaler. Present at tfe ~rthday party, were her daughters ~ Mrs. Dorothy Douglas md Mrs. Mldred Wood Of Te~,;ace, Mrs. Ella Brooks of /Vhte Rock and her son Floyd of Terrace. Greetngs were eceved from her son Jack and famly n P, rnce George and mr daughter Belle~Watt of Edmonton (see letter page 6b). Mrs. Frank has lved most of her.fe n the valley, mv,ng arrved n Ktsumkolum by rverboat.n 908, when ~'evroce was an uncleared forest, staff photo Meltnf Pot... ~,E GOT MORE mleage than suffcent park accommodaton. e barganed for out of the Rtle Who has the answer to that pro- ~y and hs dyng dog and hs blem?... arstalned raned face -- the whole *t* "t* ng has dragged on for three alo BOB CHRST. s back:from.~eks s now and ths" bt marks a. sojourn n.the east:whtch nes end. The drver of the car eluded a vst to the House of not a boob. He. got:out,. Commons.!.. He took along, hs ed to help the dog, O,~h/ch three year old sou. Lttle. Bob mmptly ~ptly bt hm) then-went to sat very.. quetly wth the ear. n RCMP who promptly sent phone clamped to hs ear. He to the poundkeeper who. lstened carefully for three quar. sped to.the scene. Thus tern at an hou~ then turnedto deth lh.the frst lesson of news. Daddy. and sad, "'m tred of all.. perng. dng. Never lsten to a tear. -tgaton Poppa Chrst dlseover. r! ths.funny talkng." Upon nves- *t" *t* ea me,lttle, lad was tuned n to French. translaton. s. t any WE DO lsten to stores wonder the kd,was tred? n ; lttle grls who fnd seven the House 0t Commons even Engclovers and ths week's lsh can be tresome,.. was made by Holly Red.... *t' ***t $" ~ *": Mllon Dollar Budget DepartmentBusy Wth FresKept Unveled Here T,,,. " rash ~efl~lm ~, of sprng fre t'alls.hus flooded the ".- ~ --'department emergency s~v teh. Terrace Muncpal C~ncl-ga~,e thrd r~radng to obylaw board. :alng for a 1966 budget of $1,219,7 3 an Tuesday 'nght. Fre Che~.Andy O~em sad tol:nal approval was gven to a second bylaw establshng the day tha~ several of the fres are overall mllrate at mlls..school costs are at the top o~ the Muncpalty $174,848 and pub- beleved to have been started by the lst wth a total of ~32,089 le works s slated for $129,030. chldre.n playngwthmatches. allocated. Protecton' to persons Recreat0n and communty serv- On Frday evenngat about 7:1~, and property s e~peeted to east ces wll take,$52,500 whle Socal fremen rushed ra, Lttle Park Welfare wll clam $28, where a Muncpal slash fre had. been left "tmattended and flared Tenns Club out of. eontrol. :Whe-the frst eral revenue are budgete.d at $76,- truck was busy at Lttle Park, -the Frst Court Here 620, $28,500 of whch s set asde second truck. was. called to Pear for land, buldngs and fencng; Street where an old barn orgn. ally part of Lpps~farm, was ablaze. Par weather spelled success t0r $5,000 for water works; '$8,000 for Fremen were grossly hampered n,the openng of the Terrace Tenns roads, sdewalks and dranage; ganng access t0 the burnng barn Club court at Rversdeschool last $26,000 for publc works equp, when a long lne of truffle fa~led Sunday afternoon. Close to 100 people vsted the m=tn~tndon$3'~n ~ fw :stt~edt:~c~?; ~/~Vee~enftr:et~ta~pv~ry sp nd court throughout the afternoon budgeted at $$71,660 for the year Chef Owens sad followng the theand game.many Of.AnthemAmercanStayed Taurus.t PSY.. n. other Muncpal.busnessl[-l~c~:~ d~t was.absolutely, stupd me~t planned for the openng was handled Tuesday nght t - was re-[they o ~ust,,nor vers --~ to.hold '-... tblags up ' cancelled, but the court remaned vealed that a new zonng map and l 1 ~." -_, ~. ~.,-= ~xrcns camopen for practce games and. be. bylaw should be ready for presen. [ p a etey. hous- t ~-'=- s a... tucxy " thng t wasn,t - - gnners wshng to try tho racquet t/~ton to the publc shortly. Mun- ] ddn't have v uurnmg a hone necause n o" "--, we "---- ]m~for the ll'st tme. ' " cpal. Admnstrator John Poasette f~.,, ~- ",-,u~,~- Dr. Marcelle Chasson:welcumed s.a]d the whole zonng queston '~;,_'.L_'"::-:?~.": ~ vstors to the openng ceremony snould be "wrapped un n. annrox-- u~ -.~nes_aay,~ z~emen answered and ntroduced Reeve A. P. Goulet matel.. ~ "sx ----'-" "~'~ " r.-. a chl" can to :... McuonneH Avenue wher e who cut the ceremonal rbbon t was also agreed ' - that. a ' punlle.. ed agrass aren are 'fre beleved Later to,- have,h~ start..,._ " and spoke brefly...meetng should be arranged for a... ' " - ~ "~ '~ ~' Other speakers ncluded Dr. sometme.. rote.. new. week.. at. wnen truck stump out nre a-an on Ths ~'traume ' had the "- Mack of Ktmat and a representa, the ntatve bylaw process s to a... / " - ".'g 7.. ~nre was nasa tve from thektmat Tenns Club. be : tboreu~,hl ~ ~,, : ex,,lan,,~ ~... '""" ~.: es ~mnutea ' ' ' to :'- cmmren "" wth ' ' ' match. Refreshments were served ml~elte a~ngages~:ds~ ~hoe p~b.~: Res!dents are remnded that fre throughout the arernoon.bylades. _ =,:,. perm~sare requred for all trash of the'club executve. ' ' every, taxpayers Wlma workum~ burnn# wthn tho ~,,-,.~--,.- -..:~rs..mary Lttle has, fon~n.t~., understandng of the ntlntv~' ~,,,ty. :to'aet:,as--nst~ctor':f~r "t~e'~'oup. -'m~... -.,.~. ',,~,.:.~ ~... -,... These-... permts.. are. o~ tamable, " at Mrs., Lttle"]s. a~-award-'.wnnng ::' A're : P 0rt +... tr~ Fre umet -" - Anay " " me e'we, Department... ~... at. no :-,. cost ~...tenns.player...,. : -: owens revealed the fre, horn s :~:. =- -: : once. aga~ n workng ~ed condton TournamentOn',Tune.s25 scheduledand. 6 :~a :Junor ~nd: Wlll. be.us smultaneously.onmayterracel5 whle~pharmacss l)rngs wll be~ attendcl sed matand anyone nterested n n Ktt;[ re- dth the:sren for future fre calls. a re/resher:courseat ~ Mlls Mem. gsterng s asked to contact Mrs.,The horn, long a.soureo of trouble for the Muncpalty,.S:: Currently School;MeParland ~t Skeena Secondary: undergong penetraton'tests. Chef Owens' report attrbuted 40 per eent ofvolunteor freman respoqse Sx Day Shoppng to publc servce announcements Close.To Realty A bylaw Whch would gve Tar. race sx day shoppng servce went through ts thrd readng at Munl, cpal Councl on Tuesday nght. The new shop closng 'bylaw~ labelled number 417 s the result of a specal meetng of councl as commttee of the whole. The meetng was held Thursday May 5 followng a request from the Terrace Merchants Assocaton for ~omo Muncpal drectve.: The new bylaw was wrtten upon general.~ opnon b y Muncpal Councl that trade shouldbe more free rather than restrcted, partcularly n lght of the growng m. portance at Terrace n the tourst ndustry. A department of trade and ~m. merce 1966 closng day bulletn based on 1964 census fgures, n. cheated that 70 per cent of B.C.'s populaton lves Tn communtes wth' sx day openng. Under the new bylaw only Sundays and statutory holdays are set as!de far closng. Car/ Bre~ ~Whdow H, daughter of Mr. end es Redmond of Pesr Street. SORRY ~ about that Mm. R~ most leaves we've ever sse~ shew:~, we call YOU Mrs.,Ren. a clover sprg s fve. The frew:every'tne:an'd:we ddt!.: "Br e" t leaves we've ever found on agan :last/week. Our apologles,, s twol (W.th that knd of..... : The Hub-on Lekelse Avenue :who's a loser?), '~,,~. "t' "t'..._ -~.,, suffered., several hundred doll~s '!'~':WE~RE'>CALLNG ths.week Be~: worth of damage, dama~eh,~t last Saturday g=t,,~,,,,, t* "t* Menu to Jaywalkers Week. Es-: a freak aeddent, :when' u s L'ESTP~NGE managed to '~ Pe.es.!l.y-.to jaywalkers who dash tlonwagon, drven by Jmmy Ku t-talk the Mun~pal~.nto LOA~Jnt~,~the::mJtldle of~lakelse su; rm'reueamto bax fled ntoth the store front. ~ads of drt fo. r th e. Wome~s....,venue... between., Emerson.. and ~.Mr. Kurlsu ] clamed he was dodg. lug.a'pedestran"'when a" ;all.damond ~tllons Agor.Kalum durng rush hours. ~ay. taled. hls brakes me Park. Rbd tells.usthere" walkers are.lawbreakers so go faled,... as he made. a rght.tur~.-,.; sx Lttle League. (or Cans..,. get 'era b0ysl '.,.~,,,...,. The,result was a damugedstore Mnor. Baseball_--.-ff,"you " 't". "t'~. front~.broken wndows and. about :r).teamo:ued up tar aetlan... clamage to the veldele.?no one o] ~ear and at least' two teams, SEB YOU at."~et~rrace"trede.- was njured, no.stock:'dsmag~l t turned away. beeaun.~,n,..:.far th~'~eekendl..., ~..,.:. busness went on as umml -, over rado staton CFTK whenever a fre s n.progress. oral Hosptal,.Speakers':wll be ~ordon.'hewtt, drector of. con-. tnnng educaton for - the B.C, Pharmaceutcal Assocaton and N,.C. Zaeharas;, nstructor n phar. maeeutcs at the.faculty of Phsrmaey, Unversty of Brtsh Colum. bn. ". :l~. RCMP ARE :~VESTG~.T~G'a, break-n whch netted ~! theves about $ ' ~t~ Cash late Saturday:or~rly...,,/~!! Sunday. The.theft ~ur:red<at: B.C. Equp~nent off(:es on ~safecr~klng '!'amoteurs~,',y~:/~!'/~? :"! : " " ~ '

2 Two ~ ~ "Omneca" HERALD ;l*,! TERRACE "Omlneca" HERALD Publshed every Weclneeday at Torrcl, Brtsh Columh. Telephone V 8-6, Malng Address: P.O. Box 1177, Terrase, B.C. CATHERNE M. FRASER, Publsher -RUTH ~. HALLOCK, Edtor Authorzed as second class mall by the Post0ffce Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage n euh. sumcmm ons Am PAYm,S N ADVANCS. The publsher reserves the rght to edt or refuse tems n the publ aflon of the. paper.; ~'/~' Member of:. B.C. Weekly Newspaper Advertsng Bureau; B.C. Dvson of c.~e the Canadan Weskly Newspapers Assocaton; and Audt Bureau of Crculatons. ~ot,- LAFF-A-DAY Get out of the way... TE~RR~CE STREETS mght have been almost deserted today and many Terrace homes mght have been sendng CARE packages to a Poppa or.a Mamma n the pokey ~ but for one thng! Fremen and polce were too busy at nne o'clock last Frday nght to take tme out for wrtng down lcence numbers. Had there been tme and suffcent manpower avalable, about 200 drvers could have been charged wth obstructng progress of an emergency vehcle. Each one of them mght have been asked to pay a maxmum fne of $500, serve three months n jal ~ or both! The 200 drvers were n control of cars that lned up from the corner 'of Lakelse and Kolum all the way over to Pear Street where an abandoned barn was ablaze. t's a sheer s~:roke of luck the barn wasn't a house wth people nsde, because the Terrace Fre Dep~rtment smply couldn't get to the scene. The Muncpalty's second fre truck was restrcted to a speed of less than 10 mles an hour because of the lne of traffc. The truck was delayed for over 10 A long way, a short tme... THS WEEK, ONCE AGAN, many of the people of Terrace have had the opportunty to study and crtcse the operaton of one of our largest stores. That ths oppor.- tunty s afforded to so many people, all of whom lve n ths area, s n tself rare n ths day of large corporatons and wealthy shareholders. But what s even more surprsng s the tremendous growth shown by the Terrace Co-operatve n the last 20 years. From a gross sales fgure of slghtly over $1,500, ths organzaton has grown to a busness wth a gross sales fgure n 1965 of over $2,200,000. Much of ths growth s due to the tremendous expanson that has been gong on n Terrace for the past two decades, but much mare.s the drect result of the practcal applcaton of an deal. Organzed from a small farmers' n- "mnutes because of ts battle for a throughlane. We realze the blaze was a spectac.~lar one. We also realze.t's a natural th'ng for people to want to see what's gong on when flames and smoke are spotted on the skylne. But when ths basc curosty mpedes the progress of the fre truck, t becomes a tool of death. Last year n Terrace another abandoned shed was razed. Everybody gathered at the scene to watch the acton. Everybody sucked n ther breath as the flames shot 30 feet nto the dry summer ar. Everybody sckened a few mnutes later when polce and fremen car, red out charred remans Of a transent worker who had crawled.nto the buldng for a sleep. That man had a long sleep --and people of Terrace have short memores. Next tme you hear a sren or see a flashng red lght, pull over to the sde of the road and STOP, regardless of whch drecton you're travellng. When there s an emergency vehcle wthn 500 feet of your car or truck, you're bound by, law to gve the.rght-of-way. n short--t s a matter of necessty, not just courtesy: statute, the. Terrace Co-op has grown and expanded wth our town, and has shown ts ablty to progress and Succeed.n a hghly compettve feld. That the assocaton s also able to declare and pay dvjdends to the member-owners s another tangble example o f t h e co-operatve deal. Ths s money spent by the people of Terrace, that s returned to the people of Terrace, not to some stockholder who has no other nterest n the busness, save the proft pcture. Here also s a busness that employs local people to serve local customers, employees who are, n fact, owners of the store n whch they work. Many of us are a bt shy of co-operafves for a varety of reasons, but few can deny that the story of Ter.race C~-operatve Assocaton s one of success based n part at least on servce and cor~'ern for us, the people of Terrace. SALES SOAR N"65 Mult'Mllon Busness At Terrace Co.op Terrace Co-operatve Assocaton s tagged wth a su.ccess story n whch sales n all departments of the local department store complex have far exceeded budget amounts, however the Assocaton s also facedl wth problems. At the annual general meetng of the Assocaton held n the Commun~y Centre on Tuesday evenng, 96 members and about 20 guests heard.presdent at the board, Alec Houlden n,v, '~)ur bg problem today seems to be that many people are usng the s.ervtee of our Co-oporatve hut are not be. comng members. Ths does not make sense because t you are gong to use our servces, you may as well be sharng n the bone. fts." He ponted out the bass of Coop strength les n ts share captal and that n order to ncrease share captal.the Terrace Coop must have more members. A membershp n the Coop s avalable for $. Ea~dngs from purchases may be appled to shares untl the requred mnmum of ~200 n sham captal s reached. The mnmum share captal requrement s cur. rently under study and t s expected a. 'eselutlon wll be brought to nezt year~ annual meetng ~dl. lag for an ncreased mnmum share requrement of $300. Any earnngs on purchases made by persons havng over the requred amount n share captal are pad out to the members n cash. Patronage refunds totallng $25,- ~JY2 were made to members n Total sales d~lng :the year reached $2,208,516 of wtch only per cent was sold to Coop members, ~t was lesrn'ed st Toes. day's meetng that lg66 budget fgures to date have already been sur. passed and the Terrace Coop s n for another bonanza y~ar. The meetng endorsed the work of the expanson "commttee and tled a vote of eenfdence gvng the green lght to plans for an D000,008 e~ansnn to the Terrace store. The ~ddlton Wll gve the Coop 27,000 square feet of floor space n a two ~ storey ~mplex whch wll have several new sore. lee features. Plans ~ for a fur. nturo and sppllanee department, a new and a ll well as many other features. Archtects are currently workng on prelmnary sketches for the addton. Another new for the Co-up, ex. peoted ths year, s a bulk pst'oleum products plant and negotatons for a sutable ste on trackage s now underway. Followng annual reports, the meetng elected fve drectors to the board, four to serve ~ree year terms and one to fnsh an uncompleted one year term. Those cleated were Alec Houlden, Mrs. R. Wold, Lou Galr, Watson Baley and Tom Ward of Ktmat. Corbn Kng, general manager o/ the Terrace Co-operatve n Terrace, was presented wth a 25 year pn.. Around the Town A vkttor to town today s John 6aerleld who returned on busness and reports havng bought a home n. lhney, B.C. ~ At least three Amercan states wll have ther own pavlons at Expo 67: New York, Mane and Vermont have already announced partldpa'tlon.. _. "He sad he can't get a fre started." Expo '67 Story Told To Chamber -'~EXPO '67, scheduled to open n Montreal n Aprl 1967, wll be the only 'drrst category' exhbton ever to be held n the North Amercan contnent," Ran Gadsby, west:.ern nformaton.~, fcer for Expo, told members of Terrace Chamber of Commerce, at a dnner meetng last Wednesday n Blue Gables banquet room. Mr. Gadsby, who was ntroduced by Mac Handford of the Alumnum Company at Ktmat, gave a word pcture of Canada's fabulous forthcomng "brthday party," and showed sldes of Expo's sland settng n the St. Lawrence Rver; and the spectacular pavlon setups o~ the varous natons of the world. Mr. Gadsby sad, ':Perre Duyus set out to peddle our bll of goods to ~he world, wth the result that 72 countres wll. be partcpatng -- puttng our far ahead of Brussels' and makng t -- the bggest thng that ever happened." "Expo '67 wll he the stage of the world for a sx-month perod" Mr. Gadsby sad, '~ wll be an economc marketplace, where nter- natonal ~tercourse of busness wll take place, and t wll be a change for Canadans to tall ther story and prove -- that we just don't lve on the rm of the Arctc. "Theme of ths world exh, btton s 'Man and Hs World,' here you wll see the lfe of-your tme, man's progress, hs aspratons and hs future. You wll dscover a wonderland of magnatve exhbts of scence, exploraton, the arts and ndustry and you wll meet people from every corner of the earth," he sad. Mr. Gadsby Cold of the eght Y mles, of sub.way under the r wth access spur lnes; the exp that carres 30,000 people an n each drecton; the 25,000 ; stadum; the 160 world ma~.peces n the art gallery, an~ flm showed the many speotac~ dsplays. He proclamed t the "best vestment Canada ever made" urged all "to come back east summer and have some fun." Dave Born thanked the spea for hs most nformatve and n eatng address. n the queston perod that lowed Mr. Gadsby assured group of araple accommodaton ah at the t~alr and that the pul would not L~e expk,ted as the "4 s pegged now." He sad th were 138,000 beds per nght wt 30 mles of Montreal, "you w~ have to walk the streets." He suggested t would be be to book now f possble, and t eluded, "Remember t s so thng your kds can't afford mss." Buldng Slghtly Permta Lower Aprl buldng n Terrace s fered a slght declne ths y, aganst the fgure for A te of 21 buldng permlts valued $179,762 were ssued here 1 month. n 1965 there were 31 p mts'~sued durng the same pcx~ for a total of. M01,317.. However, the total number permts ssued so far ths year s tops the 1965 fgure. To date, p m~ts valued at $834,448 have bc allowed and last year the value permts ssued up to the end Aprl only reached $681, to $.00 B L L B O A [t D SA'~RDAY, MAY 14, 9 to 6 P.M. -- Senor Catholc youth organzaton s havng a ear wash at the Co-op nnd Totem BA Staton n the Super-Valu block. Beneft of Fort Babne Church. Dnner to be won courtesy of Terrace.Hotel. TUESDAY, MAY 17, 8 P.M. -- General meetng of the Unted Church Women n the church ball. Program n the for~ of a panel-audence dscusson. Topc, "Canada's War Ov Poverty." All nterested women 'welcome to attend. FRDAY,.MAY 27, 7:30 P.M. k Mennonte Brethren Church flm enttled ".Freedom n ~her Souls," a 28-mnute doeu mentary completed by the Canadan Bble Socety durnj a fve-month, tour of KL-ea's emexgng natons. ", JUST" ARRVED. New Shpment eto.., Et=.) At the BESF PRCES,n' Town! Open Wednesdays 9 a.m. tll p.m. startng May t

3 Hag ate's Court The followng convctons were ~ade n Terrace Magstrate's court ~st week: -- tagstrate C. J. Norrngton Davd Bcha rds was fned $200 )r drvng whle prohbted and ~hn Theodore Ercksen for rafred drvng, was fned $200 and zted to drvng durng workng mrs for three weeks. On mnor traffc and speedng,arges there were 14 convctons zd for lquor offences 18 were,arged. and convcted. agstrate F. H. Adames Davd Grffn was fned $25 for 'vng when prohbted and was :ohbted from drvng for one ar. There were nne convctons for leedng and mnor traffc chargfour for truckng volatons; ~en lquor offences and two were [arged for vagrancy. TERRACE "Omneca" BRTSH C~_UMB A 'Frsco Frolc' Ball Outstandng : Succem8 The Women's Hosptal Auxlary scored another successful socal event when over three hundred attended - the Frsco- Frolc Ball wch tse group sponsored lest Frday evenng n the Communty Centre. The hall was beautfully decor. ated wth colored streamers that completely covered the celng and walls. The tables were attractvely set up n an atmosphere both gay and pleasn.g. The fne floor show, n "Frsco Frolc"" theme, brought forth rounds of applause. The danrng, sngng; actng numbers proved there s a lot of good talent n Ter. race. At mdnght a delcous smorgasbord supper was served. The lades were asssted by,chefs" n colorful hgh-top hats wth aprons to match. SO HNG TO CROW ABOUT! #JN PVA/J/EE, YRREff towatrell..m's!... 1 ~ NO WATNG for u new 1966 CAr or TRUCK n r w. ll clon... n stalk,,.,. -- hove msured ut of conltnued delve;ls all y,or long, Recreaton CommsSon Meets NeW Regbnal Drector The new Regonal Drector for the C ornmunty Progroms' must fl~st be submtted to the re. Branch of-the Deportment of Recreaton, K@.. G. A.--Bruce of creaton.commsson- and then to Smthers, was present for the regular meetng Of the Terrace muncpal councl for approval. Recreaton;Commsson held Terrace recreaton commsson last Monday evenng. Mr. Bruce was ntroduced to members of the commsson and spoke to: the group brefly. Muncpal Admnstrator John Pousette was al~o present at the meetng. Durng the busness sesson t was ponted out that two bedroom lvng accommodaton s requred for the new recreatonal drector R. Sommervlle and hs famly. The Sommervlles were due to arrve here today. Anyone knowng of a furnshed two bedroom house avalable for rent, s asked to call Mr. Pem van Heek at V Mrs.B. Ljungh gave a complete report on the forthcomng Terrace Trade Far,.scheduled to get underway n the Communty Centre REUM M()TORS HAVE TAKEN : THE GAMBLE OUT OF BUYNG " ~ A.USED CAR -- THEY HAVE EXTENDED... THE FAMOUS 25 WARRANTY TO MONTH S ' ~. '. 1~ J1 ;,,, on Frday, May. 13. All members of the commsson were nvted to ~tten'd the f, ar whch wll last throughout Saturday. All ths year's event wll go nto the Communty Centre general revenue fund. Actng Communty.Centre drectors, Mrs. B. Ljungh and Mr. Cordon McConnell reported a heavy schedule at the Centre durng Aprl. Mnor floor repars and pantng of the bathrooms s now completed and a re-condtoned uprght pano has been purchased. There was consderable dscusson on the annual budget whch s now under study by Muncpal Councl. t was learned that under ~, ~ / - -' before and after the purchase. - Reum's new 25.month OK WARRANTY has been extended too to cover ALL makes. The OK Sgn means L ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ L E ~ E ~ ~ much more than top qualty and the best.varety... t " L ~L:" " :'~#:~"~:'~" ~' J s our personal assurance n wrtng that the car s the ~' ~' '/_ : *!: " fnest buy you can mabel NO TGHT MONEY AT REUM'S Yesl -- despte all,the fuss and news tems ~bout L: ~"~ tght money n ths area... and,how our rural ~ /~ ~ frends have been effeeted, we Can.assure you that there s no tght money polcy w~en dealng,wth us, whatever your ocou~aton may,be.,~-~ TOP TRADE.N ON YOUR PRESENT CAR 4 COURTEOUS REUM SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU ON THE SPOT APPRASALS " CHECK OVER THS LNE OF QUALTY OK USED CARS 1965 Olds F85, one owner... : $ Ford Sedan Chev Staton Wagon, VS, Auto... $ Cl~vrolet Pckup 1964 Pontac 4.Door... $ Pontac 4-Door Sedan... ~..964L~Moroury H-Ton $ Ford Pckup ~: Chevrolet Sedan $1095 ' 1964 Chev Sedan $ ~Chevelle, one owner... ;...:.. $ Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan _ ~ $ Chevrolet Sedan $ GM ~.Ton $2395 SPEC Chevrolet Sedans Pclmps from $695- $ Ford Fordor Sedan.1958 PontaC. Staton Wagon. ~ $395 "!958.nter'n,;tonal "Panel $ Ford S,dan $ :Plymouth Staton Wagon ~ ~Chevrolet 2.Dr. H.T~--V-8, floor shft $ Volkswagen Sedan 1963 Envoy Staton Wagon 1960 Pontac Sedan 1961 Corvar Staton Wagon 1962 Cbev Pckup 1963 Plymouth 4-Dr., 6.cyl. ALS! 1958 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan ~ U Ford V-8 4.Dr. Sedm $ Ford ~-Dr. Sedan. $ Chevrolet 2.Dr. Sedan--.V.8 _ $495~ 1957 Cbevrolet4.Dr. Sedan $, Meteor Staton Wagon _ _$195: 1956 Mercury 'Dump Truck wth box, host $1!00 wll host the ~h annual Pacfc North-west recreaton leadershp tranng ~ school on May 27 and 28. All nterested persons are nvted to attend the school~ whch s not restrcted solely to ~these already nvolved n leadershp work. Some of the courses offered ths year are water safety and rescue techn: ques; communty water front actvtes; sports admnstraton; better playground programs; teenage leadershp; recreaton commsson.problems n admnstraton and programngs. Some of the leadershp courses wll take place n the Communty Centre and the remander s Scheduled for Skoglund's Hot Sprngs. the new grantng syste/n, all ap- n ~ther buaness t was decded plcatons for recreatonal grants the annual summer playground program wll be handled under ~ ~, ~, ~ the supervson of R. Sommervlle, Recreatonal drector for the Communty Centre. Frank Heeley volunteered to represent the commsson on the local Centennal commttee. o $1895 $1a95 r Couple ~onored Before Leavng Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knowles were guests-~f.honor at a. delghtfull farewell party n ther honor last Sunday evenng. Terrace Lons and Lons Lades were hosts at the affar held n the Terrace H0tel banquet room pror to the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Knowles who plan to take up resdence n Vernon, B.C. The honored guests, who were presented wth farewell g~ts, expressed ther regret at leavng so many frends. Durng the evenng a delcous cold plate supper was served by the lades; Around the Town Mss Mary Klonaraks, propretor of. Georga's. Beauty Salon,. altended a recent conventon of the Hardressers' Assocaton n Van-. couver. Mrs. Elwood Brooks s leavng Thursday by tran for her home n Whte Rock after spendng three weeks n her old home town vstng wth relatves and frends. CRADL ROLL The followng brths were recorded n Mlls Memoral Hosptal: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kuechle, May 6, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schafhauser, May 7, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robent Thompson, May 7, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelus van der Brock, May 8, a son. Mr. and Mrs. George Peal, May 8, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stau Hudson, May 9, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelus Flemng, May 9, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knd, May 11, a son. $1212 Forest Servce Urges 99S $ 795 [Cauton n Woods $1195 ~..;:... $1295 :.~,*~ ~ Coola Ranger Dstrct. 995 :.. fre season only two fres reman $ burrdng and these are n the Bella $1495 To da~e 18 fres have been extn. gulsned at a cost of $ Last year at ths tme the Prnce Rupert Forest Dstrct, whch ex-. tends from Cape Cauton to the Yukon border, had spent $ fghtng thrteen fres but befgre the seasoulwas, over there had been 232 fres attrbutable..to human causes whch together wth 188 lghtnng fres cost $1, to fleht. Sxty 1956 to 1961 Modal'Cars and Trucks Presently n Stock, Drastcally Reduced to Clerl- Although the hazard s low at ~'~:--~... present parts of the ~teror are Ve~ dry and all resdetts of the ' ~~ 4 ~ f ":'~''~ ~" '" "... ~~ "~~'~"~ dstrct, therlempl0yees:snd vs- 11 PONTAC - BUCK L resources,whch are Brtsh Colum..,ba'e gre~est asset. Phone V 3-63~11~ V '/~hls:year t s more-.z~eessary,. than ever to prevent forest fres.n _order, to.mn~nze, ths Costly 1,,..... and wasteful toll.

4 f [ : f: Thousands of buaneues throughout Canada have used DB loans to expand or modernze ther facltes. f you have plans for your busness and requre fnancng, call n and dscuss your needs wth us. "DEVELOPMENT BANK 2? BRANCH OFFCES ACROSS CANADA PRNCE GEORGE: 1320 Ffth Avenue -- Tefnph0ne 563-O641 TERU~. *'Orn~neca:' / BRTSH B.C, TelAnnounces ' x nsm " Program Detals of ex~nson programs planned by the B.C. Tele- Houston- m,0oo tar a ~ phone Company n the three dstrcts that make up ts North- connl offce and ae,'lal cable em Dvson were announced ths week. 'The three dstrcts dltlons, wlwhch have been reeenl -- Prnce George, Dawson Creek, and Terrace -- plan spend-complef~l ng more. than $9 mllon on '. t long<lktanee faelllty add~lons new facltes to expand and down, wth hgl~bt~, at the long- the toll offce. And at,mt. ~ mprove local and long.dst-dstance faclut~ nstallatons:.. StSS,000 to mprove,am rado t ta once telephone servce. ~O~,O0O ~or rado equpment on ltles and for an ~ddtlonkl pub ~ the.heavy-route mcrowave rado servce rado tenmtual to pro~ C. L. Benue, manager of B.C. system lnkng.prnce Rupert,.Tar- better m~lle rado telephone a, Tel'e Terrace DJstrot, sad Ms ds- race' and Klflmat, a Job on whleh lee. t~t~'s captal budget for 1966 the eompauy spent more than.xflmat -- q~o,000 for dst~ totals nearly $2.8 mlllon, wth $2.4 $'/50,000 last year. tlon cable to meet growth requ mllon of t beng spent ~or long. $~2~,000 for rado equpmep(, to ments" dstance ~aclhty mprovements and cemplete a heavy.route mcrowave.port. Clements ~ 4M4,000 addtons" rado system between Terrace and ntal outsde plant facltes " k He gave the to}lowj~ break. Houston. Ths s a $1.4 mlllon tug to automatc dal. teleph. system begun n 19~. servce,scheduled n lwl $488,000 for centraloffce toll Sandoplt-- $10,000 ~or tusta G equpment n Te~are, Kltlmat and tton of a drect dal crcut to Prnce Ruper~ to te n wth the onlefa ~oresby Camp. new mcrowave 4zansmlsdon fad- Smlthera ~ $18,000 for eel l/tes. poles and wre addtons. ~MO0,000 for rado and contral arccery Stewart -- ~1,000 for out~ offce toll facltes to complete plant addtons and for a buld SOUTH KALUM STREET the 4~00,000 rado system lnkng to house central offce equpm Terrace and Stewart va the Nasa that s ~eheduled to go.n -Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Valley. year,to provde automatc dal t Mr. Benue also gave thls break- DALY phone servce; down of ependng by communty, Phone et~ wth hghlghts: Alyansh -- $9,000 for nstallst/on of a publc servce r;,do termnal to provde moble rado tolephone servce. Tasu -- $105,000 for a 200 l J central offce equpment nsta ton to provde automatc dal ~ phone servce to the new tc beng developed near a new m project Terrace -- ~0,000 to camp] a 600 lne central offce equpm addton begun last year and dstrbuton and feeder cable stallatons. The 'average daly crowd at' po wll.be 14~,000, rsng to 000 on peak days. F nnl n G! MOTOR GRAD RS, All mlkesl All modem All prcesl Your Choce of used motor'graders from FNNNG Our selecton s the o,lrst n Canada. You gel the exact unt you neecll Call your FN. NNG sales representatve todayl 1953 A-C 'D' w/cab. General con. dlton gsr.*t/res approxmately 60%.,Far Buy, Chflllwaak. FT-SS20... $ 3.0O0 Adan~,~S! w/cab, sesrlfler. General 'condton far. Far Buy, Chllwaek. z~.smz... $1,ego: ] 1964 Gallon 160 w/cab, seerlter, snow wng, hyd. sde shlft. Very good ahapel t,~'jl:~'zmu BUY, 30day warnmty, Terrace... TOMORROW-BULDER ~:.':" " ~. " Mnng s make-beleve for hm today. t may be hs career tomorrow. Copper, ron, molybdenum Brtsh Columba has these and more - an abundance of mneral resources: And just as ths boy's toys' excavate,, load and haul the ore, so do the famlar yellow Caterpllar F N N N G N MCN M THROUGHOUT MNVlH COLUMBA machnes; tr/l~tors, loaders and trucks, suppled and servced by Fnnng. ~ATER P lar Could be your boy and Fnnng wll tomorrow-buld together some day..... ' 1: Wakefeld 120 w/cab, V~ desel Repars beng done. Tres aver. age 40%. Far ~J,v, Prnce George. lv-r.8~7... $ 6,500 Audln.Western Super 99SW w; cab,.128 blade, 6-wheel drve leanng front wheels. Far tc condton. Far Buy, ~un loops, FT,8~'.... $11,50 Mall Blumherg motor grader. "M( ohanlc's ~x'~lall" Far Buy, lh George. FT-B44... $ 85 Cat No. 112 motor grader w/eat searlfler. Tram. and clutch ovm hauled; valves ground; tres r~ capped. C ~ BUY, 0! dry warranty, Nelson. Cut No. 12 motor grader w/eel Excellent for parts or do-t-you b~krepars" Far.,BUY, FNNNG TRACTOR YOUR CATRPLLAR V~ C.h~d~ e,d C~.ca

5 1966.., TERR/.~ "Omlneco" HERALD. T' J~RA E: BR.TSh. COLUMBA ' :., ~, : / '.~:,~.:,~,,.-*._~....: Sa/e Thursday, Frday and Saturday, May 12, 13 and 14 Rb Tps Fryng Chcken,r~.13 :,. ~ J31 Hamburger.13 Frelh Ground ~Y Cut-up, ~ Packed, ea~.~. for..._...~...,... ~CON~MCAL Dnner Tomato Soup Margarne b -,o..,,..:... ~" ~~~]~ ~o m~g~,u,apple, Y,_,,Jmee.~.,_,,. " * Chocola~ Bars... :::p, 1 Watermelon emg e, WHTe " Grapefrut.T Celery ~r Jucy 1 Lbe -******n**m*~ll~le* 13 "$ Frenh & ~0p P~ ~ C 100% 8~Hsh Co!umbla Employee Owned and Operated w~ n~seevs THE '~ mt TO u~nr Qu, quvtnrnes

6 $$$ SAVE $$$ USED TRES Just removed from wheels. ol szes from SZ up... No phone orders, please. Frst come, frst served!! THOU~HLL AUTO WRECKERS Crescent Drve on Hghway 16 E. Phone Vl Gregg's lakelse Servce Lokelse Lake Road Groceres, Gas, Ol etc. ", For Readng., THORHLL :by ~abe] Lebounlas...,. o,,.,v,.,,u,o, publshed 'by ' 14 ~ Page Eght Tree Plantng Today At Thornhll School Mr. W. L. Orr, prncpal of Thornhll,Elementary School and members of hs staff along wth p~pls of the school partcpated n a tree plantng ceremony today to mark Centenral year. Mr. On" also announced plans for the school sports day whch wll take place June 17. Parents ~r wllng to help wth th~ project are needed and all help wll be PHONE V ~ '..~:*--...:~.~. greatly apprecated. ~ Regstraton day for next year's begnners w~ll be ~eld June 8 Terrace Transfer Agents for North Amercan Van Lnes Ltd Anywhere ~ FREE ESTMATES ~ Anytme "Move wthout Cratng" k "Wfe-approved Moves" Local and Long Dstance SUZUK 'Summer fun starts wth Suzuk -- the motorcycle that gves you more fun... takes you where you want to go ~ for less money than you can magnel ECONOMCAL TO RUN... smaller models gve well over 200 mles per gallon. ECONOMCAL TO'BUY... lowest prces of all for comparable machnes. ECONOMCAL TO MANTAN super-effcent 2-stroke engne means lowest upkeep, A SZE FOR EVERYONE... There's a Suzuk n your, prce range ~ 10 df- 1 Wodd Grand Prx LJghtwelghtl Champon GG2-1DGS ferent models, from the lghtweght 50cc to the bg, powerful 250. DEALERSHPnqur~1107 Homer SALEsAVALABLEstreet,LTD.. va.co~e~, s.c. MeClelland and Stewart JJ~UnlE ENGLSH -- CORRES ONDENT PHONE Vl Tral of Steres Truscott s a dsturbng book. t questons only the gplt of Seves Tru... but our whole system of Jud Wednesday, May 11, 196E Centennal Park Project Suffers Mgd Setbacks Work on the Thornhll Centennal Park s progressng slowly. Mr. J. Lo Carte, charman of the Centennal commttee, stated that due to a holdup n delvery of shrubs and trees, plantng planned for the )ast weekend hod to be delay' ed untl ths week. medallons wll soon be able to ConstrCeton costs are hgher do so. A new supply has been ordthan expected and t wll be needs- ered and should arrve shortly. sary to conduct another drve for They wll be sold n.thomhll funds to meet rsng costs. The commttee wshes lo express Town members. thanks to Mr. P. A. Bourelle who more than fulflled hs pledge of cat work n the park. The commt. tee stated that he dd an exceptonally clean and effcertt job at clearng tmber and plng t for burnng. Resdents of Thornhll who have Elenentary Schoo~ and by Teen not been able to obtan Centennal Th.ornhll Organzes 1 r Gwls Softball A grls soft ball team was organzed n ThoFJl~ll last week. So far there are about 16 ~rls nterested n playng and one team wll be entered n the exstng Terrace league, ff a sponsor s located. t s hoped that at least one more team can be organzed. Any grls nterested n playng or coachwg are nvted,to call Mrs. A. Swanson at Teen' Town Drve Nets Over $100 A bottle drve and car wash conducted by members of ~nornhll Teen,Town rased $ last week. Only a lttle more than $100 s needed to fulfl a pledge of $500 to the ThornHll Centennal park. A model of the park whch the teenagers are buldng s near completon and wll be on dsplay n the forthcomng Elks Mayday parade n Terrace. PARTY LNE... Congratulatons go out to Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Den Brock of Lakese Lake Road on the brth of ther son May 8, who weghed n at eght.pounds four ounces. Best wshes go out to Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott wlo moved nto ther new home on Pne Street ths week. Ther new house s one of many constructed n Thornhll wthn the last tew months. thought for ~e week '~Work s love made vsble. And f you cannot work w~th love but only'wth dstaste, t s better you should leave your work and st at the gate of the temple and take alms of those who work wth Joy." Ka'hll Gbran Or=am ~ STRUTHERS WELDNG Turn Left at Clark Just off Old Lak,he Lk, R~d Phone Vl r ~'~- f ~ms: practce;.our Judge and jury syate supposed.to ~revent any,pass ty of a mscarrage of Justce ff Steres Truseott s nnocent the: whole system "wll L be :U fre. The questonsarsng n mnd after readng.ths book many. Should greater care shown n the appontment at judges?ls there a better me of choosng more qualfed p~ to serve on" jures? Are def lawyers hampered n ther e to protect ther clents by tns problems whch.prevent full tgatons n learnng the faet~ WhetheP you be]ece $1 Truscott nnocent or "gulty, book s thought provokng nterestng, and well worth ng, When fame and fortune slp through your fngers, get a tght grp on an Old Venna! Old ~ - the happy lazy lager beer Tk!, dvef ~l~hlt s ~1 publjd 0~ d~tl/ed b, tj~ Uquw C, muol ~ W b]f tle Go~remonl (4 lklthh C~umk~s. CAN DB SERVE YOU? ON TUESDAY, MAY 17 MR. J. L. DE~HOLME of the ndustral Development Bank wll be at THE LAKELSE MOTOR HOTEL, TERRACE, B.C. From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. n ths dstrct and throughout Canada many persons and frms n practcally all types of bus~mce mclud~ Agrculture Constructon Manufacturng l~ofeesonsd servces, Tourst and Recreatonal Busnesses Transportaton and Wholesale and Retal Trad~ have obtaned.loans from the ndustral Development Bank to acqure laud, buldngs, and machnery, to ncrease w0rkng captal, to start a new busness, and for other purposes. f you consder that DB can be of servce, you are nvted to.axrange an appontment wth the DB representatve by telephonng Telephone Vl Or n advance by wrtng to DEVELOPMENT BANK 1320 Ffth Avenue, Pdnce George

7 q 1966 LVE H ~M.::. BoC, Doctor Attends TERRACE "Omlneco" BRTSH r,a e s. t o - Gemm Astronauts * * Edtoral staff at the Terrace Herald hardly eve~ ex~ected be handlng exclusve photographs of the Gemn space ~t but through an odd concdence, the pctures were made,..~.~lable to us ths week exactng checkout program durng ~bert Sloan of the Keystone whch each astronaut s thoroughly trtments n Terrace provded us examned for every possble phythe ~hotographs but the story slcal reacton. sn't end that easly. Mr. Sloan told the: Herald, that Jr. Sloan who s superntendent Dr. Carpenter s com~letely Skeena Forest Products, re- "wrapped up" n hs nterestng red the photos from hs son.n. work and.that t leaves lttle tme,. Dr. Wl~um R. Carpenter of for hobbes or reereato~. mton, TeXas. Dr. Car~ntler At the moment the doctor s b the personal physcan for engaged n medcal research for ] nauts Conrad and Cooper, the proposed Apollo moon shot. r months pror to the spaceht and mmedately followng shdown. )rn and rased n Youbou, B.C,; 28-year-old doctor marred the n's daughter Wlng a nursng [uate 'of Vancouver General they moved to Houston where ~roung physcan became engagthe Amencan space program., Carpenters have an eght th old son, r. Copenter's work nvolves cvaton and testng of~astrots pror to flght and he s ard the control carrer when space capsules splash down. He requred to don. skndvng pment and enter the water that he can be r~ght on hand m the capsule s opened and astronauts are removed. After )rtng them aboard the alrcra~t,~er the doctor then begns an Annual AwardsNght Attracts Full Houge Terrace Communty Centre was flled almost to capacty Saturday nght as.bowlers and guests met for, ther annual Awards Nght, Complete wth banquet and dance. Doug Townsend and hs exeeutve group handled arrangements for ths year's event whch has been termed "an outstandng suceess" by many of those who attended, The event marked the close of the fall and w~nter bowlng season. Over 100 awards were presented followng the. banquet. A dance wth musc provded by "The F, squ/res" followed the presentaflen of trophes. (See pctures page 16a) Have you found the answer to. your famly always havng. a home of ther own? Call: The Mutual Lfe of Canada Dstrct Agenh: RCHARD SEPHTON, Howe Street, Vencouver 1, B.C. JAKE J. FRESEN, C.L.U., Box 1147 M~n p.o., Ktn~t, B.C. -- Phone 465 5UBSCRB TO THE HERLll CLP AND MAL THS COUPON TODAY Yearly Subscrpton $3.00 Outsde Canada :$4.50 s e e ores. s m s m m m m m m e!.! Edtor. Terrace Omneea Herald ~ ~ [ Your Aprl 27 edton arrlved.a few mn~es ago. On page 8 you " have a pcture of some solders' emes on a tree. don't know what t stands for, but knew the Pte. Steve A. Nazar t mentons. When saw hs name wth the others came to two lkely "clues". One s -- he used to work parttme for Hagen's Sawmll. at Cop- ~ per Cty and perhaps the others worked there also: The deeend one s- know he was an "enthusastc hker or walker or whatever you wsh to call t, and perhaps these fellows were out on a hke together. He loved the eeunhtsde up there. Could the PWR mean "Prnce of Wales Regment?" Estelle Desehner, 1/3313 Dewdney Trunk Rd. Port Moody, B.C. EDTORS NOTE: You're rght -- PWR does stand for Prnce of Wales Regment, statoned n Terrace durng the Second World War. Several readers, ncludng Mrs. Mary Lttle and Mr. Gerry Duffus (v~hose father was an honorary colonel at the PWR's) called to tell us the tale of the tree. A~- ~ ' ~ patently the solders were often ~ sent on endurance hkes through the heavly wooded ~ areas and there are many carvngs and tral, ~ blazes throughout the entre Telk-... \::,,~:... : the boys were takng a coffee RED CARPET TREATMENT greeted astronauts as they break when they carved ther. wa Pass regon. We've concluded were brought aboard the Control arcraft carrer after the names on ths tree. Gemn flght. Dr. Carpenter (far ~rght) had already cam- A grove of 6o.foot evergreens pleted prelmnary examnatons when ths photo was taken, wll be transplanted from the West Extensve physcal testng took place for several days Coast for the Western provnces followng the flght. (NASA photo) pavlon at Expo 6/. Caledonan WA "." ;r ;.; Attracts 60 Delegates Exh Money For }'our Extra Space/ St. Matthew's Church, Terrace ~:~ was host to the 54th Caledonan call Women's:AuxllsryDocesan an-~'~0~]~t~l ~... = ~:":~ "!~ nusl meel/ng last weekwth some 60tendanee.delegates and offcers n at- C ~ 0 E ~ 0 D ~ T ~ 0 ~ Takng part n the del~berauons were the Rghtof Reverend.aldErlc ~ ~ ~ Munn,~ Bshop Caledona,. :" *; Mrs. Munn; Mrs. V. E, Martn, - ~ docesan presdent of the Angl- At V can Church Women of the Cadboo and'mrs. T. E. Anfeld of Van- *Thousands of toursts wll vst the Terrace area ths summer. eouver, Western vce persdent of Due to a shortage of commercal accommodaton, many may the Domnon Board. have no place to stay. H you have useable sleepng space, The operflng servce was held n gve us a call. Home.Tel Accommodaton Servce, workng n. the church on Wednesday, May 4 conjuncton wre n0ce and motel operators, wll see that wth the Reverend A. P. Horsfeld your extra space s not wasted.., and.no tourst s turned conductng Holy Communon and away. PHONE FOR COb~LETE DETAH,S. Bshop Munn gvng the address. ~,p ~--'--J," Durng the servce Mrs.. Tom Chrste of l~nce Rupert was pre ~,- - o-- 4,- -,-,-,, sented wth a lfe membershp. Some delegates travelled a few hundred mles to attend the meet- TER/gcE ng, docese as n Caledona canada asde s the from largest the Docese of the Arctc. t stretches from the coast -- ncludng Ocean,Falls to the Alaska coast and.the Queen Charlotte slands to the v g n harders aska Hghway of Alberta to the and Yukon. up the The A l- & 5 T O R G E natve branches of Port Edward and Kncolth were represented. Busness meetngs look up most.-- - of eolan the of day offcers sesson,, and ncludng brenen re- el- Long and Short movug ports. Guest speakers were Mrs. Mar~, Mrs. Anfeld and Mrs..'lay-, lor, wfe of the prncpal of Unlm " College, Vancouver. 24-HOUR ANSWERNG SERVCE Hghlghts of the sesson lnelud- [ led an evenng supper and enter- '.:/~~ t tanment at mtmat by the K/t/mat Hemted Warehouse -.- ~ AeU:./,,.... [ Church lades; a,presentat/en n ' ADDRESS... : ) song bythe chldren of the Alp " ON '. " ansh school under the dreetlon of -1 Cash Enclosed.. - ',1 Bll Me l ' theprndpal, dreenrm/ss Mr. Bennetondehor._.. ~.._..=_ ~ m ~... Thursday afternoon hosted by Bshop and Mrs, Munn andpot on n Knox Unted, Church hall by r'~ the Unted Church lsdea. At ths erraeeo-, Herald on occason of her leavng :ncte.r E. Lawand the'tea Hghway 16 West Terrace B.C. (former'ly $keeno Auto Metal),Wlt rlm~!,.q:. fve,years as a church worker at "Servng B.C,'s Northwest",. the Church of Chrst. the K/ng.,.~,., '.... Durng the sesson guests were ~' bllletted at varous homes, ~ ~ - "4 T tcomb :., /. cff

8 V!!' 10 TERRACE "Omneca" HERALD Classfe,,d DEADLNE: Tuesday 5 P.M. RATE: 5c per word, mnmum 25 words. TERMS: Cash n advance. No telephone ads accepted. DSPLAY CLASSFED RATES ON REQUEST, REAL ESTATE GRACOUS (Cath. Ent.) s h o w home, c/w dble. garage, con. crete sdewalks and drveway fully decorated and landscaped located on corner lot n goo dstrct. Here s 1~13 sq. ft. of lvng enjoyment on the man floor, plus full brght basemenl wth a fnshed rumpus room and freplace and lots of extra room for bedrooms, workshop and offce Lvng and dnng room and hall have W to W car. pets. L.R. has a magnfcent freplace and hardwood feature wall. Ktchen s loaded wth furnture fnshed Maple cabnets and bar, plus extra eatng area. Three bedrooms on man floor wth max. closet space. NHA mortgage $14, at 6~ per cent. Monthly payment $ nc. taxes, nt. and prnc. Total prce $29, Act now and avod dsappontment. Phone V. kng or V for further part. and appontment to vew, or wrte, ph or wre Peter G. Dueck, Dueck Holdngs Ltd., "P.O. Box 340, Abbotsford, B.C. Ph c44 THREE BEDROOM house -- ~ years old, landscaped and fcnc. ed. Home n choce resdental secton of Terrace. Full basement, carport. mproved drve- Wghtman & Smth Ltd. BRTSH C~_UMB A REAL ESTATE FOR PNT ONLY 20 lots lek n our new Park. ~O BEDROOM house 'for rent. wood Hghlands..~)evelopment Phone Ktmat 12~3.... p43 Co. subdvson. These excellent... lots are on,both sewer and TL4JY.,E~ SPACE 2~0V wrng' water, ~ approved and zoned landscaped. Phone V 3~82. p42 resdental number 1. Mnmum REAL ESTATE lot sze 70' x 120' and prced as TWO ROOMS, close n, wth phone low as $2, These lots are and prvate entrance. $40 per School Dstrct Offce and Garage sellng quckly and we would OFFERS ARE nvted for the pur- st~oe*t t~nt,,,,,, oo~,~,..... month. Phone V 3-.~970, p42 chase of Lots 47 and 48, Block[...,,,,v,,ow. 83/ Vllage of Smthers, and,,... S~N@LE ROOM. Lght housekeep. buldng consstng of Schooll... ~vx~t,t rng fa0lltes, prvate entrance..cars, raucg TWO ~D~tOOM house trallm ft. x 8 ft. full prce $3,800. nformaton Phone V3.649Z 19~9 dn(x)~ hardtop, whte, tres, power steerng, brakes wndows. Very good condt Exchange for real estate. P~ V 3-58~1. or V ~.ton GMC pckup; 8' sde wth box and wndo, Board Offce and two bay bu s l B L "-"- PRUDEN REALTY LTD n new condton; sx cyl. garage stuated on corner lots of ox 1118 Terrace, B.C South Sparks St. or phone hgh torque engne for $2 Queen Street and Frst Avenue. V V p42 sell phone Ktmat Offers to close at School Board 5 p.m. FROM JUNE 1, 13 ft. or 16 ft. offce at S:00 p.m., May 25, TWO.BEDROO~ house for sale, tralers, completely equpped. Lowest, hghest, or any tender on lot 60 ft. x 120 ft. well land. Sleeps 4 or 6. $45 per week. 10FT. X 46 FT., two bedroo%t not necessarly accepted. Offers or. Phone V , after soaped. Located on 4805 Walsh Wrte Box 2199, Terrace. c44 to be marked on the outsde of Ave. Phone V p42 envelope "Offer f o r School ROOM FOR rent n prvate home 8 FT. X 38 FT. two bedroon 1 A J Board offce and property" and LAND FOR SALE -- Fve acres of for young grl or woman. Apply lean house traler. Excellent forward to: A. G. Shepherd, land wth old buldng; aa clear, at 4719 Straume Avenue or ph dt/on. Phone V Secretary - Treasurer, S c h o o 1 ed; water on two sdes; good oar- Y c VAUXHALL Vva n new Dstrct No. 54 (Smthers), Box den sol; two blocks east from 758, Smthers, B.C. c43 South Kalum Store; close to ~ dton, only 9,000 mles. p] downtown Terrace. Cash or KEYSTONE V down payment welcome. Phone M 0 V N O?? 7 V evenngs, p4~ C O U R T we WLL take anythng of v: as part or down payment,, -- call -- LOTS FOR SALE. Small lot on A P A R T M E N T S a car or truck. Phone V 3-: Terrace Van and Storage Lazelle Avenue; between gov- Terrace ernment buldng and forest PHONE V buldng; nce locaton. Phon 1964 DODGE sedan. Phone V evenngs. 1)43 Featurng 66 ModernSutes race and Dstrct Credt U FOR SALE 1~ ACRE lot close to hosptal and and at V N THE THORNHLL AREA school. Phone V p42 Heated Covered Swmmng 19e8 TOYOTA, four. Wheel~ PHREE BEDROOM home on ~A GENERAL STORE, gas and ol, Pool $500 condton. off regular Phone prce; V excel acre. Cement foundaton, auto. Post Offce at Morcetown, 'B:C. matc ol furnace, large lvng on 38 acres on Hghway 16. Hgh Phone: V after 6:00 p.m. 8' x 35' ONE BEDROOM tra room, good famly type home. net earnngs. All eqttpment, between S a.m. and 6 p.m. excellent condton; reason Prced to sell as owner has been stock,.plus pool ball, tables to Vl 3,6381 ctf prced; open for mmedate transferred. Full prce $12, go Wth sale. Lvng quarters, ~ cupancy. Phone V Terms avalable, two bedroom, hydro servce, FOR A QUET and comfortabh.. TWO BEDROOM home nearthorn, so~ool bus servce. Wrte or 4450 sleep Lttle try the Avenue, Hllsde two Lodge 1965 ~-'NWORTH model 848. block., Ktmat 346.Y. phone collect to Lowell Davson, north of the Government Buld. hll school. Tled floors, full Thornhll Realty Ltd. Hazelton, ng. Non drnkers only. p42 13 FOOT Tee Pee house tra plumbng, automatc ol floor B.C. ot3 traj furnace, rngwall foundaton. used only one month last,' m Good well. Full?prce $7, ONE NCE lot near school on Gar SNGLE or double sleepng rooms mar, $1,300 eash. May be : S! wth ktchen facltes. Also, self. ~ at 67 Raley Street, Ktmat, Ave. $ cash. Phone V3. contaned furnshed apartments SUPEROR TYPE two bedroom p43 Phone V et[ home on Arport Road. Large attractve lvng room wth stone FOR SALE V faced freplace, lovely brght kt- FOR $8, and a low down ~ w! M O V N G 7?? ~[otel. yard gravel box. Phone T 310 way. low sloped roof. Seven chert. Two acres of ground, land- payment. Two bedrooms, lvng ~ call mnutes on foot from nearest : soaped and fenced. Excellent room ktchen, bathroom, utlty -- ONE LAthE 1958, 6 cy~nder C~ elementary school. NHA. Pay- sprng water creek runs through room. Cement foundaton, good Terrace Van and Storage rolet Sedan. One owner, r~ meats $ per month. Full: prce $21, Phone V the property, garden. PHONE V Phone and heater V all" n A-1 condt after 6 p.m..p42 FOR APPO~'NTMENT to vew and FOR $9, and a low down pay. further partculars mont. Two bedrooms, lvng GATEWAY COURT -- One & "t 1956 AUfflUN-HEALEY, Vct~ ONE ACRE of land on Kalum St. room, bathroom, partal base. bedroom furnshed sutes. Hea- drven. Excellent condton. V next to Taylor and Pearson CONTACT ment, garage, large lot. sortable summer and wnter wheels and overdrve. Full p: buldng. Phone V or L. E. PRUDEN REALTY LTD. MONTHLY rates. Ph. V ~) Phone V wrte Box 729, Terrace. ctf Box 1118 FOR FRENDLY, EFFCENT SERVCE REAL ESTATE LSTNGS 3 'BEDROOMS, fell basement, auto ol heat, attached garage, ½ acre, $15,000. NCE ½ ACRE LOT -- a real buy at $1, ACRE 'PARCEL -- $2, N.H.A. LOT, sewer and water -- $1,800. Several good busness lots avalable. PHONE V or V 3-$211 ASK US ABOUT OUR "HOMEOWNER'S FRE POLCES" strand's Corner... FOR ~ 1965 GMC wth 10- Terrace, B.C. ~0R $12, and a down pay. 0NE-BEDROOM sem-furnshed 1956.FORD, 800 dump lcem V meat of $3, Three bed. sutes wth hot and cold water, brakes aeed workng on, $~ rooms, lvng room, d.nng room, propane heat. Sutable for small Strppng 754 dump, all part~ ktchen, utl~ty room, full plumb, famles Lakelse Ave, Ter- " ng, automatc ol furnace, ce. rac.e. Call V etf ment foundaton, large lot wth 150' of frontage. OSBORNE'S GUEST HOUSE Comfortable rooms n quet, r sldental area Hall St., FOR $13, and a down paymeat of f0, Three bed c room ~onse wth basement. Large lot 98' x 122' whch s a gardners dream. Frut trees, CONTACT Rentals tar and harrows m hand tools. L. E. PRUDEN REALTY LTD. REYNOLDS ELECTRC Box 1118 Terrace, B.C. Y South Kalom -- Terrace ct. CARDS OF THANKS part sale. Reasonable. Phone 3079, after 7 p.m. or wrte FORD V-8 rec ~'-motor. $200. Phone between 5 p.m. 7.p.m HEVY beng sold n pa Motor n runnng condton. small frut etc. $ Or $50 for the wh car. Phone V after WE HAVE a selecton of homes n Garden tllers -- cement mxer p.m. 1 all ~rce brackets and most -- power saws -- pumps areas. Your enqures are dnvlt. ed. lghtng plants -- garden trac. LOST REWARD OF $5 for return of scrpton sun glasses; pu coated; black and whte r Phone V or leave at race Herald and collect re~.... "... FOUR, BEDROOM DELUXE HOHE -- 2 bathrooms, garage, on fve acres close to new techncal school. Owner leavng town. Wll take as.low' as $3,000 to qualfed pur.clmsor. THRE~BEDROOM HOME on Walsh ~ fully fnshed basement, garage. $3,000 down. BRAND NEW 3~bedroom home -- wall-to-wall freplace, table range and wall oven and furl basement w~th roughed.n ' plumbng ~nd freplace. $.23,100 NHA. TNY, COMFORTABLE HOME ~tat s as neat and oozy as canth ~ on beautful lot close to Thornhll school. $2,000 down -- ncludes the stove. Owner leavng. Payments only $90 a month -- why pay rent? AO/~E LOTS n Thorn~Ll/-- ~3,000. 2½ ACrd, near new tec~ueal school, ~ Armstrong Agences (Terrace)Ltd. Day Phones r or V Evenng Phones... V ~.5668 or V THE would T~tRA.CE lke to extend Lons ther Lades sn. w B e s l e r cere thanks to the Terrace Her- m ald, CFTK rado and to the publc for ther very fne sup. port on the Mothers Day Carna. A L L tlon tag day. A specal thanks to" MASONRY WORK the Grl Gudes who spent many hours standng on streets sellng these flowers. The funds rased ROCKS BLOCKS BRCKS wll further the work of the club towards communty projects. o42 W~ W~H to thank our many frends for ther knd expres. slons of sympathy, flowers, vsts, enqures to the hosptal and to the home durng the 111. hess and after the passng of our loved one. Our specal thanks go to Dr. Lee, the staff of Mlls Memoral Hosptal, Rev. erend Keenleyslde, Mr. W. H. Spencer, Mrs. Poppe, Skeena Valley Rebekah Lodge and Thornhlll Chapter O.E.S. Vera Frank and famly; Mrs. M. Frank and famly c42 No job too bg or too small t you care enough to want the beat Wrte Box 908, Terrace : B.C.

9 196~... TERRACE "Omlneca" HERALD, 'TERRACE, BRTSH COLUMBA.. ' '* ; Pan~ *~ HKLP WA.gl~ omofo wesfnghouse.frdge n good AO]N :THE,~n Gr00p:', See Avon. dng. condton. One nrnace ' For. detals ~ wrte: :.Advertser, ver wth motor almost new BOx306, Terrace Herald. ~c42 draft "centro~ and theme. STENOGRAqlER-- must he good s. Three permanent blue and te alumnumsum eanopes one typst. B oekkeeplng experence 110 nch pcture wndow, two desrable. Full or part tme; Apsxty nch wndows; One ply A. L. Bell &Co. Chartered de Sekonc move Camera and Accountants, 4644 Lazelle Ave. ~, very reasonably prced. Ph Phone V ' q after 5 p.m.. p42 COMPOSTED poultry mance, $3 per yard or $5 per yard!elvered.. Phone V3-2603, Kal- ~m Vale Farms. " eft ~W'~OD. 16 n. to 18 n, engths, Brch. Phone V , ter 6 p.m. p4~ ~D potatoes- Kennebecs. Ph 3.2~2. p4s :K.W. Desel lght plant. A.1 ondton. Full prce $1,600. Ph U or wrte Box 59, Ktwanga. p4s ~Y REASONABLE and n very )od order, candy, cgarette and )flee vendng machnes. Con- :el the manager at Terrace on-o-matc, ctf t LAPDARY jewellery phone v , sff )00 FT. of mxed lumber, shp- ~p, channel sdng and 2x 4's; rce $750. Phone.V stf "1'. X 16 FT. constructon shed th 70 amp. power hookup, and De Walt overhead saw, 3 hp otor ncludng three 14 nch ades. deal set up for construcm company or the home buld-. Total prce $795, cash. Phone or apply at 3309 Sparks after 5 p.m. p4~ : W~'~K.~ freezer, 1 walk.n oler. Phone V p~ )WER LAWN mower. Phone V p4~ kng 1O-cu. t dal defrost refrgerator $ scount 1O cu. ft. refrgerator $ ne three pece sectonal $ ne used Speed Queen automatc washer $ ne 28 n. boys bke $ ne 24 n. grl bke $ ne 20 n. power mower $ r,a17~[ Relable party to take ever payments on one or all of the followng tems: ne Zenth automatc 10 e refrgerator. ne Serta Chesterfeld and char. ne 30 n. Tappan.Gurney range. re pay cash for used guns. NE MODERN desgn chesterfeld and char. Bege n color. Phone V~ p42 T,~TGER W~HER. Top shape. Best offer $35. V stf,ne TABLE top De Laval table top separator, slghtly used. $30 Wrte H. Amdam, Box 38, Ter- race, B.C. or Phone V ' p43 3R TR.~,DE--Polarod Land camera, 80-A, lke new, would lke to trade for portable typewrter. Phone V t~ 1 For prompt effcent servce ~ORTHERN RUBBER STAMP! Wll pck up and delver. Con tact Tess Brousseau. Phone V3-6879, or leave at the "Herald" offce downstars. etf WANTED ~AGE WANTED Unmproved ~d remote lots purchased. Send xact locaton and prce to D. '. Mulln, Box 156, Toronto 5, ntaro, ctf,'end..hand sngle mattresses. hone V st~ PERSONAL ~GH Busness now Open n ce. Trade well establshed. lent opportunty. Full tme. e Rawlelgh, Dept. E , Henry Ave., Wlmpeg 2, we,bls~ to work n Motel, cleanng unts. R/versde Motel, Ph ' V; r ' b [ " ~ 2 ~)CAL ~E~ store requres woman to work afternoons. All benefts. Reply Advertser Box 343, Terrace Herald. c42 WOMEN wanted for work n motel. Apply phone V3 58~0. c42 WOMAN WANTED to work n dry cleanng plant. Phone V ctf WORK WANTED "/DUNG woman wshes ctercal employment. Has had prevous bank experence. Able to start June 1, afternoons. Phone V ask for Mr. Bentsen. Evenngs V p42 F YOU have any buldng problems contact'r & W Constructon. We do all types of repar work --no joh too small or too bg; by the hour or contract. Sdewalks, steps, nsulaton, gyprockng house framng, roofng. We specalze n fnshng carpentry work. Phone V p42 HELP WANTED CLERK. Typng requred. Please phone for further partculars, p42 SALES CKREER T-DS S a permanent,poston and offers one of the hghest annual racemes n any feld. We are n a well known organzaton specalzng n the savng and nvestment feld. Prevous nvestments or sales experence not necessary as complete tranng wth contnued assstance provded. Generous advances and com. mssons. Male or Female full or part tme. Phone collect,mrs. Collns; 428 Ktmat. c~3 OLERK 2, $3,214.,$3,682 (plus specal allowances of up to $600 p.a.), Federal Government Departments, Prnce Rupert, B.C. At least two years of offce experence; or, wth Hgh School -grad., one year's experence. At he present tme, there are vacances wth the Dept. of Fsheres and the ndan Affars Branch, Dept. of Northern Af- fars and Natonal,Resources. Apply on form C$C 100 before MAY 23, to Cvl Servce Commsson, ~35 Thurlow St., Van- couver 5, B.C. Quote Comp. No. 66.V692. c42 SALESMAN wanted for excellent Rawlegh Busness n Terrace. Full or part tme. Average about $3 per hour. Cash or Credt. Excellent opportunty for good hustlers. Wrte Rewlegh, Dept. E ~, 589 Henry Ave., Wnnpeg 2, Man. MACHNERY B.V 100 SKAGT yarder wth 165 Cummns delsel complete wth Gearmatc; new slegh, completely rgged ready to go; terms arranged. Phone.V 'etf %.YD. North-West shovel wth heel boom, crane boom, back hoe and shovel fronts. Campbell Con- ~structon Co. Ltd., 2640 let Ave., Prnce George, B.C. or Phone Z NFORk~T!ON WAMTD WOULD ~lph Bsdley,'or anybody knowng hs present whereabouts,, please contact Skeena adjumn Ltd., ~. Tarra~, ~ ~ fered for mmedate sal~ to ~ the hghest" bdder Trumph TR4 Skeenar Auto Metal Shop Ltd Meteo/'~ at J.' & M. Truck and Equpment. Wrtten bds s~o~d he submtted to Skeeua Adjusters Ltd.,.4742 Lakese Avenue, Box 59, Tarrace, B~C. or by phonng V& CASH FOR SCRAP copper, brass, lead, alumnum, radators; we ASSb~ANv" accountant ~ pro- salvage your waste. O~K. Used gressve group of companes re- Goods, Terrace, B.C. Phone V qure experenced 'bookkeeperl ' p~ good salary; all 'frnge benefts: permanent poston. Contnued MSCELLANEOUS expanson ensures chance to advance. Ph. V days or V~ evenngs, c42 SBRVOE STATON and garage operators. For sale, automotve stock and good used servce staton equpment ncludng a 1952 ~-ton Ford pckup, tre changer, wheel balancng, floor jack etc. For further partculars wrte A. Seben, 1785 rwn St., Prnce George Or phone , Pr. George. c42 COPPER LAKES Boy's Camp June 25 to July to 14 years, ~ 14-day mnmum. Wrte: ty G~dner, Box 336, Smth. ers, B.C. c43 GARDEN plowng and dscng. Ph. V p42 Fo~ PANO TUNNG CONTACT Robert Spears, Phone V eft SUBUBAN BULDNG Products Ltd. S.S. No., 1112 Sanderson Rd., (rear Startme Drve n) Pr George, B.C. Buy and buld the outstandng "Suburban" only $3, (reduced by $30.). Wn a trp to the Carhbean!! For free catalogue and wholesale ~rce lst wrte or,phone etf Au o. o,, TWn Thee ow~, :ho offered for' sale at publc #.[cton at 10:30 a.m. on Frday, Ju~'e 17, 1966, n the Offce of the Forest,Ranger,.K/tmat, B.C. the Leence X-96582, to cut 87S,000 cubc feet of Balsam, Hemlock, Cedar, Spruce and Other Speces On an area stuated North of.ktmat Arm, partly wthn Ktmat Muncpalty C,R. 5. ONE () year wll be allowed for removal of tmber. Provded anyone who s unable to attend the aucton n person may submt a sealed tender, to be opened at the hour of aucton and treated as one bd. Further partculars may be obtaned from the- Dstrct Forester Prnce Rupert, B.C.; or the Forest Ranger,K.tmat, ~ B.C. c45 AUCTON OF TMBER SALE X There wll be offered for sale at,ublc aucton, at 11:00 a.m. on Frday, blay 27th, 1966, n the of, rce of the Forest 'Ranger, Ktmat, B.C. the,lcence X-95581; to cut 301,650 cubc feet of Hemlock, Bal. sam, Cedar and Other Speces Sawlogs. On an area stuated Ktmat, C:R. 5. One (1) year wll be allowed for removal of tmber;. Provded anyone who s unable to attend the aucton n person may submt a sealed tender, to be opened at the hour of aucton and treated as one bd. Further partculars may be ob. taned from the Dstrct Forester Prnce Rupert, B.C.; or the Forest Ranger, Ktmat, B.C. c42 DSTRCT OF TEtRACE Santary Sewerage Extensons 1966 MOBLE HOME MOVNG Local NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS and long dstance haulng Phone Fagan, V eft Sealed tenders n separate en- velopes ~arked "Tender for SanS- BUY AND BULD the outstandng tary Sewerage Extensons, Terrace, Suburban Homes for as low as B.C." wll be receved untl 5:00 $3, For the 1964 catalogue p:m., Pacfc Daylght Savng Tme, and nformaton wrte to Subur- Monday, June 6, 1966, -by the unban Buldng Products Ltd., S.S. dersgned at the Dstrct of Ter; No. 1, Sanderson Road, Prnce race offce at Terrace,.n.C. George, B.C., or phone LOgan The scope of the work ncluded cff n ths contract s approxmately ROOF LEAKNG? Repar or re- as follows: cap t the southwestern way wth Swepco; quaranteed method. Save by dong t yourself. Phone E. L. Poldng V ctf MORTGAGES BRTSH MORTGAGES LTD. buys Agreements for Sale and exstng Mortgages, ncludng out of town: wrte Dalhouse Road, Vancouver 8, eft MORTGAGEMONEY for new constructon AVALABLE. Wrte to Suburban Buldng Products Ltd. S.S. No. 1, Box 38, Prnce George, B.C. ctf HELP WANTED~Malo EXPERENCED bookkeeper - accountant requt~ed for local car dealershp. Contact Mr. Bll On. sten, c/o Onsten Motors Ltd. Ph. V or V c4~ B00KKEEPER-offce manager requred for Smthers busness frm. For ntervew please Ph. Smthers, or wrte Box 850, Smthers. p43 B.C. HYDRO and Power Authorty wll welcome applcatons for the poston of Dstrct engneerng Clerk n the Terrace Dstrct offce. Recevng of a~plleatuns wll close May 24, Further nformaton a n d appleatons may be obtaned from the B.C. Hydro offce n the Lazelle Shoppng Cent=e; c43 ANNOUNCEMENT MeCO~- Born May 7, to Mr. and Mrs Bruce K MeColl of Vancouver,,B.C. a son Xunea James Holt McColl, 6 lb. 14 oz. Maternal xrnudvarents. Dr. and Layng 8" dameter sewer ppe approxmately 23,900 ln. t Layng 6" dameter sewer ppe approxmately 21,000 ln. ft. Layng 4" dameter sewer serv. ce approxmately 30,000 ln. ft. C o n s t r u c t approxmately 154 manholes. Layng 6" dameter pressure ppe approxmately 650 ln..ft. General excavaton and general cvl engneerng works for two package lft statons. Plans, specfcatons and cendtons of tender maybe obtaned at the offces of the Dstrct of Ter. race, Terrace, B.C. or from the offces of Wlls & Cunlffe Engneerng,Ltd., 536 Broughton Street, Vctora, B.C., on the payment of the shm of $50.00, whch s not refundable. f the payment s.by cheque t should be made payable to Wlls & Cunlffe Engneerng Ltd. A representatve of the consultng engneers wll be present at the ste on May 27, 1966, a~ whch tme questons wll 'be answered and a number of test holes, n re; presentatve locatons, wll be dug by the owner. J. P4)US~ Admnstrator c4~ COMNG EVENTS 9ALE :: Sealed tenders wll be receved by the Dstrct Forester at Prnce / Rupert, B., not later than 1.1:00 a.m on the PAth day of,m, May, 1966/ for the purchase of l,leence X ,.to cut.196,000 cubc feet of Hemlock, Spruce, Cedar, Balsam, : Lodgepole Pne and Other Speces.,, [ Sawlogs, and 17,650 lneal ~eet of Cedar poles and plng. On an area stuated North of Kalum Lake, C.R. 5. ' ~ Three (3) years wll allowed for removal~ of tmber. -~." As ths area s wthn the Skeena PSYUwhch s fully commtted, ths sale wll he awarded under the.provsons of socuon 17 (la) of the Forest Act, whch gves the tmber sale applcant certan prvleges.,.- Further partculars may be obtaned from Che Dstrct 'Forester, Prnce Rupert,,B.C., or the Forest Ranger, Terrace, B,C. c-4~. 4 ; " ' ". NOTCE A PU~LC'MEETNG to dscuss! the Dstrct of Terrace Sewer & Water Bylaws for the 1966 con:' structon program wll be, held n the Communty Centre Thursday, May 19 at 8 p.m. All dtzens of Terrace are cordally nvted to attend and make ther vews wth respect to these bylaws, known. J. POUSETTE, Admnstrator c4~ DEPAR~ OF LANDS, " FORESTS, AND WATER R~SOURCES TMBER SALE X Sealed tenders wll be receved ]by the Dstrct Forester at Prnce Rupert, B;C., not later than 1.1:00 a.m. on the 31st day of May, 1966, for the purchase of Lcence X , to cut 245,000 cubc feet of Hemlock, Cedar, Balsam and Other Speces Sawlogs. On an area st-"~:~. uated Lot 6797 Beam Staton Road~ ~ C.R 5 Three. (3) years wl be. allowed,:~,~../, forremoval of tmber. -r ~ " As ths area s wthn the Skeena PSYU whch s.fully com- :.. mtted,.ths sale,,wll,be awarded under the prevsons of secton 17 (la) of the Furest.Act, whch gves the tmber sale applcant certan prvleges.. ~, ~ ~, Further pa~c~la.s tnay".e ootaned from the Dstrct 'Forester, Prnce Rupert,:B.C;,. or the Forest -~ Ranger, Terrace, B.C. c42 1. ' SllE~'SALE n the County of PHnce Rupert To Wt: Under.and by vr'tue of a Warrant of Executon to 'me drected and delvered aganst "the goods and chattels of Wlfred~Westeroth and Home Applance & Rado Servce and other such warrants and wrts, have sezed and wll sell by publc aucton on wednesday the 18th day of May, 1966, ~t the hour of 1:30 o'clock n the afternoon, at Terrace Transfer Ltd., all the rght, ttle and nterest of the defendant n the followng: ERD 250 Watt dual channel base staton (may be vewed at Trans Provndal Ar Carrers Ltd. by contactng Doug Chappel). Several hundreds of dollars of rado equpment, supples, tools of the trade, meters and stock (Replacement value about $4,000.00) typewrter 1~ortable. 1 addng machne rfle (new). rdes, D~SPLAYS, entertanment[ Other mscellaneous tems., and refreshments. See your fay- Terms Of ths aucton arc cash orlte merchants dsplay ther plus S.S..Tax. " " wares at the Terrace Trade Far, Dated at Prnce Rupert ths Oth sponsored by your Communty Centre on May 1,3 and 14. There's.day of May somethng for everyone at the ~ARL J..D~S.N Terrace' Trade Far. e ,e, WANTED TO 'RENT,e F Mrs. A. Taylor ~: ' "~'~"[ race. Phone.V 3~4~Z. ~f ] O1~ PAR lades bfocal gasses, / land. Paternal grandparents; Mr. T~ [ n brown leather ~ case. Owner ~: and Mrs.A. J. McColl of Tar- D OR THREE bedroom house. -may:pck up at the-herald Of. race, B~. el Phone VS~411. ' et~ flee,,' /, nc'

10 +',2 TER]~CE "Omneca" BRTSH COLU,~ A RED BRAND BABY BEEF SPECAL PRCES EFFECTVE MAY 12~ 15 AND 14 S+rlo+n, aub, Round Co-op Trmmed OT ROASTS p T:mmed Ly. 49! STCKS Frosted Cod, 8 oz. pk.... ea. Co~ee FAZ.ENDA, Lb. 69 Soap Flakes MAPLE LEAF 79 Gant Wheat PuRe MELOGRAN 1 8 pnts Cr/sco Ol 32 oz. ~'9~ ShampOOHEAD e SHOULDERS n ' oo.lln + Large ~;,~ Jlt Ch+a.R.Sp,+od 99 -MAPLE ~. 6 oz.... : :. 69 Lqud Detergent +HR,FT ',+n_. 32 oz... Shortenng FLUFFO,,b... :... 2,or 69 Luncheon Meat +,~ o....2,or 991 Ketchup Tooth Paste Margarne,. HENZ QQ,A CREST 41~4Ml_t MOM'S,"..a ~ ~ :~ oz... q.l~ll~ Super... 0~t~ lb... '.... ql for ~leu~,l k A A A A ~ ~ A l " +",. t L,, ~ + + +el ~ too,,.,,, + mmg~.,, ~. ~+~% mh arm '~ breen unl011s B D a n a n a E ++.,dr++ ~ [ ]+ f and llad,shesl m+~++~l+,,~,,+. + ~ + g l m ~ ~ A +numc.es roll foe + ql q',,,!q llc ++ + c ",++ '."" "" + + for

11 1 ~ WD,, SE TO# : " OMNE~" HERALD.,. TERRACEtB.C. y, May1 1, 19~ ;.Page ~ 1,q -... BUDDES FOR LFE are pette Denn Majeau, 2, (left) and Raymond Sullvan, 13, (rght) both of Terrace. Raym.ond,.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Sullvan of Park Avenue, jumped nto the Lakelse Rver on Sunday afternoon to rescue the lttle grl from certan drownng. On Monday, Denn was stll.n slght shock but otherwse okay, as she posed wth her young hero. staff photo 73- Year-Od Terrace Boy ResCues TotFrom Dmwnn g The afternoon of Sunday, MOYs/w! long be remember- tearful and a!ttle on.the shy sde,- ' ed by Raymond SullVan, 13, of Terrace; a'nd for Mrs.,ouls the chld clung.to Raymond Majeau of "The: Maples" Autocourt n Terrace, t was a Sullvan resd/ly as the pa~r stop. Mother's Day never to be forgotten. : ped lot a pcture takng sesson.! Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Sullvan of 4'/31 Park Avenue, plunged ully clothed ~nto the hgh runnlng,:swl~t-flowlng Lakelse Rver and plucked twoyeur-old Denn Majeau from almost certan death after she slp; ped nto the rver and began to snk. " " The chld was one of a party of three famles out on a Sunday fshng excurson. She wandered away from her mother and slpped down an embaokment nto the muddy waters of the Lakelse. Raymond, fshng from a ramp near a brdge at the Fsheres ste, spot- ted She youngster as'she began to flounder n the water. He leapt off the ramp and nto the rver where he managed ~o get a grp on.the chld's clothng and pull her to safety. Raymond who s a grade seven student at Clarence Mchel Ele. men.taw, learned to swm at the YMCA n Wnnpeg but by hs own admsson s not "an accomplshed swmmer." Asked what promloted hm to jump n after the two-year-old, he repled, "Well, nobody else saw her and somebody had to get her." Raymond s one of four Sullvan chldren. The famly has resded here for 2½ months. Mr. Sullvan Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. gd.whalen have returned home from a holday trp to San Dego, Calforna where they vsted wth ther son Harold and hs famly. Whle n the area, the Whalens enjoyed a sde trp to Mexc6, va Tjuanna. They also toured Dsneyland. Leffers to the s mechancal su~erntendant ~or Fanders nstallatons Ld., contractors for the Terrace. ~tmat B.C. Hydro transmsson.lne. Lttle Denn Msjeau was none the worse for wear Monday when the Herald vsted the Sullvan home for an ntervew. Slghtly J ARE OUR BUSNESS The chld,s father, Lous MaJeau, also an employee of Fanders nstallatons, sad, "//t hadn't been for Raymond, our lttle grl wouldn't.be alve today.".mrs. MaJeau sad ~)enn has no fear of water but has not yet learned, the rudments of swlm. mlng. Denn /s the youngest of three,majeau chldren. -- SPECAL BOUQUETS -- PLANTS -- TABLE ARRANGEMENTS-- CORSAGES WE CAN HELP YOU... VlA[, GU E TE'S Greg Ave. FLOWER & GFT SHOP Vl ,: ~ ~ ~, WRNG N: ""~ " W ~aaaez~al ' "A" Resdental SPECALZNG:N: "ELECTRCAL HEAT Far the uhnost n comfod- -- ELECTRC HEAT! Bruno's Fdedrcal Shop Ltd. HG" 3507 Hanson Rd. - Terrace, B.C. - Phone V P OVC. 1 Old Venna. forpeople who. already know about the brdsandthebees. O/t/, the happy lazylager beer T~, dllle b ~ll~l~l *l ~1 pll h tatll M dnlpll,l~ b0 ll, LlgM {41~11111 llmd ~ l, ll4 fftllllll ld ~] ~M~, Edtor Terrace Omneca Herald wonder f the people of Terrace are aware of the vast ndus. tral potental that wll arse as a result of the" new ppelne? ndustry always requres electrc power --natural gas for fuel -- water and Jand. Terrace wll now be n the drv, ers seat for secondary ndustres to take. up the nevtabledeclne of logs. Although haven't any author. ty fol: sayng so -- thnk the advent of natural' gas wll tp the scales n favor of a- substantal lme ndustry here. There s also good grounds for a ceramcs n. dustry and.a brck plant. t s unfortunate that the NDP doesn't do research work n the feld of ndustral development. suspect they would get a great deal more.support f they gave more thought to the future and less to poltcal connvance. Art Curfman SAVE MONEY wth KON Tractor-Parts BOX 554, PRNCE GEORGE PHONE ~3, * Automatc R~.~ler Rebuldng o New Undercarrage etl add up your PaYments 1hem down vth an Assocates consoldaton loan Add up your monthly oblgatons. f the total s too hgh, the Assocates wll lend you the moneyto Cleat Up'those debts, and'tdm them nto one 10W monthly payment. And by, payng off debts nstead of puttng them off, you keep your;credt good for any other purchases you make n themonths ahead.' So cut monthly payments down wth a debt consoldaton loan from the Assocates. Call your Assocates manager today. ~ * AssOcATES FNANCE company LMTED Lozelle Avenue. ~,,~ PhoneVl 3-63U

12 14,.TERRACE "'Omneca" HERALD, T RRACE, E~RTSH COLUMBA +*o.+e+'o,,oo,,,,..+c,,,e.,,+,,+,,,. +e;..+ +,e,, '+ PHONE: S71 The Qualty Leader S ;~ oe zo.. ~ ~,",4...,..,,,,...,,:...'",'..':-v.".."-,".,...,,,, con,., for PO~Del - Toy. - ~,yelll ~ / + ~?.. ~ ~2. Zb ~ Z; Terrace Van & Storage :Local and Long Dstance Movng Z4-HR. ANSWERNG SERVCE Hghway 16 W. -- Ph. Vl (c~f) AL'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANNG Free Pck-up end Delvery TERRACE, B.C. Phone V A. F. BEST [mper~a[ Ol Agen~ Offce Hours: 8:30 to to 6! Monday to Saturday PHONE Always Look To "BEST" For mperal TRY A HERALD CLASSFED Rockgas Propane Ltd. TERRACE DVSON For all your Propane needs Resdental Commercal and ndustral Applance.Slo and Servce Ph.' V Lekelse Ave. MacKoy'g Funeral Home Ph. V P.O. Box 430 TERRACE, B.C. Also servng gtmat FRANK MUNSON your ELECTROLUX Representatve for Terrace area Vl ~ Ager Avo- Box 17, Terrace --ROSE, GALE & CO.-- CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS T. F. ROSE D.L.G. PORTER R.B. GALE, B.Comm., CA. C.A. C.A. Vl Vl 3.SUl P.O. J Box 220 MacPhers~n Block Terrace, B.C. R. J. REYNOLDS B.C. LAND SURVEYOR Box 1438, Terrace, B.C. Thornhll Realty 4646 Lakelse Avenue Phone V Chuck's Electrcal Contractng commercal and Resdental Wrng V ~-$375 Box 1463.:. Terrace, B.C. BYTOWN DESEL SALES LTD. authorzed dealer for DETROT DESEL (G.M.) ]~GN~ Terrace. K.tmat. Hazelton Area 4439 Greg Ave. Terrace, B.C. Phone V DRVNG m SCHOOL Ph ne Vl after 5:30 p.m. SAV-MOR Bulders Centre Ltd. General Buldng Supples 4827 KETN RD. Phone V , V "Save More at Say-Mar" LO ETTA'S Beauty Salon Near Art'a Chevron, Thornhll PHONE V JoAn's Excavatng Water and Sewer Lnes Wells, Top Sol, Gravel FREE ESTMATES Phone V , Terrace, B.C. (c~ 57 +o 47 ~ 48 m HORZONTAL 40. abstract 1. felne beng 4. male deer 41. secreted 8. fur-bearng 45. overt anmal 48..the cosmos 12. poem 50. rant 13. Queen of 51. voce Heaven qualty 14. cry of 52. tm~yded Bacchanals 15. fated Teasdale 18. goes n 19. Tbetan gazelle 21. born 22. church festval 26. oblgatons 29. Samese con Johnson 31. war god 32. pronoun 33. corroson on metal 34. ntellgence.35. underworld god 36. an Asatc people 37. closer 39. the ural 53. concoct 54. ptcher 55. foot :comb. form Y]E~OA][, 1. sgnal system ~ Araban gulf 3. exmmnaton 4. Englsh countes ' 5. taut 6. land L measure 7. machne parts 8. broad tablelands 9. the yellow bugle 10. and not Answer to lest week's Puzzle ANOAB~~UlLBF R~ HOARBOGL EBRAM ASTRONAlU TBORO BES DE~H OMER VEBO PER ~ L RE BARE BAGES ADEBR~S/EL PAC E AT T mtsar ~-OR AL E mw E Lll V, DBR E N TE Pl s2 ss 11. New Zealand parrot 16. canvas shelters 20. cereal gran 23. vacaton trp 24. beng 25. rodents 26. daybreak 27. Great Lake 28. Greek letter 29. sloths 32. hary 33. Englsh author 35. lar * 36. quake 38. renovate 39. gleam 42. let fall 43. serf 44~ requre 45. sphere 46. common value 47. grl's name lan Y lr AAD m AS E 6+?.S Avemze tme of soluton: 141 mlnutea. 49. the (O Cng Features eyed.. nc.) present OB~U~S D~?D K QPOLNR CWDQ~VLNR ELE RNO CWDQPLR" FKRLNT'V FLOOCTV. Yesterday's Cryptequp: HUMD DOG DAYS MAY DRUG OUR SGHNG MLLONS. Vc Jollffe Plumbng & Heatng Ltd. V Box 145 TERRACE, B.C Mo,:DO.ALD B.C. Land Surveyor p.o. Box 1095 m Vl Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. TERRACE MASONRY LTD. Black and Brck Constructon -- Cement Fnshng SPECALZNG n Freplaces And Tle Work Box 2156 FREE ESTMATES Phone Vo at Vl Karl's Tradng Post Ltd. "Your Boafl~ Crcle" Mareery Outboard Motor Dollar Call+ V 3-52B0, Box 902, Terrace Phone ~, Prnce Rupert * BOAT RENTALS * P.O. Box 1203 '- Terrace, B.C. "The BEST n the W~-'T" V & V Constructlon General Contrmdom, ]Ehsdentb3 ' ~e:~d JOHN ve -- Vl ABE VANDERKWAAK ' Y (cu) Chompon Motors NEW & USED CARS Hghway 16 East, Thornhll Phone Vl (~) Rchard$' Cleaners Lmted "Operatng wth the Most Modern Equpment" CON-O-MATC end CON CLEAN Laundres Professonal Dry Cleanng and Pressng Con Dry Cleanng Batchelor Laundry Servce (shkts beautfully done.) codtaot TESS BROUSSF.AU 4515 Haugland Ave., Terrace P.O. Box Phone V1341r/9 R 's cff ACCORDON & GUTAR STUDO LCENSED P.O. Box 2264, 4550 Grsg Ave. (Acrom from Terrace Hotel) Busness & Home Ph. Vl TERRACE, B.C. (cu) NORTHERN NTEROR CONSTRUCTON LTD. A~D B~m~DF~S OF mjtraat H0m~s TE~ACE. retreat Form Rentals for Basements P.O. Box Tuck Street Ph. Vl For. A.L.your prntng requrements, shop at the --,etterneods - brochures -flyers. envelopes ' b SNGER SEWNG MACHNES VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLSHERS seleoton of fal)eles... Wool, Cotton and all of your Sewng Needs. Expert servce to all makes of Sewng NaehneL Terrace Sewng Centre Ltd Lakelee Ave., ph. Vl P.O. BoX 180, Terrace, B.C. THORNHLL TEXTLE REFTTEt Manufacturng & Repars. UPHOLSTERY Tents - Tax~s - Leathergoo~ CAR SF.~.TS A SP~C~ALT "F TCAN BE DONE- WE CAN DO T" C. P. DUNPHY P.o. Box Ph. V 1-5', Contnental Explosves Ltd. Dstrbutors for CL explosves and Lqud Carbonc Weldng Supples V 3-571! - T E RRA C E - Box 1659

13 ",,, HERAL.D~ ~,, BRTSH :_C~_2UMBA.: [ F,,...," Thrd Annual ; C E //ADr AR MAY 73 & Sponsored by Terrace Communty ~!/ ~ _ (SUPPORTED BY LOCAL BUSNESS PEOPLE) 1, " OPEN DALY1 to 77 P.M: Openng Ceremony 8 P.M., Fn'day, May 13 d ~ ADMSSON Adults $0c - Chldren 25c -.. There 9"... " % wll be Door Przes! :" ~,,~ ~, //".... j.% fxoolj!tor$ AND!: D/$PLAF$ :~.: // Realty Ltd.._ WesternMotor Assn. -.. Danla Bakery yl Hales (artst) -- Royal Canadan Leglon [ormandy (mport-export)... B.C. Hydro & Power Authorty :egar Co. Lra/ted.u Western Furnture --- Tess' Enterprses. ~'errace Sw/m Club -- Cldldcraft Books -.- Knghts of Columbus Hub Enterprses -- Sherdan's, Sport Shop -- Totem Beverages Terrace Co:operatve Assn. -- Terrace Credt Unon North Star Bottlng Works.-- J. & M. Truck& Equpment Terrace Delcatessen... Terrace Photo Supply... Columba Stores Omneca Buldng Supples.- B.C. Telephone Co. o-s & $ Stores Terrace nterors -- Sun Lfe Assurance Co. --- Dueck Homes CFTK Rado (on locaton) -- Juanta Hatton (talorng) Bulders -- Terrace Ar Cadets -- Peter Pan Retarded School L! Museum'Lbrary'Chamber of Commerce ~ ~ ' ; ~ : - ~ ; ~ - ~ ger's Art Class -- Skeenav/ew Hosptal D ON A T 0 N S econdary School- Dept. of, ndu Affars mz VEE SHOPPE Hgh School Band -- Lapdaryl Club ovnw.n~ FOODS '~ GROUNDS... ca~ux~ excnmc xnacu~s Wells Co. Ltd. -- Reum Motor. Ltd., -~LUn~D HOT setut~.s ~lotors Ltd. -- Bob Parker Ltd. nntzauoz Sf'ATOJ~LY.,,.,,,,-.,doble Homes --~Totem Saddle Club ~.-.,-:...,~;.-:.:,:;.::.::.:~:.,:~::.:~::.:~:;~: Jr/., 7".30 p.m.... ( weather ~ permttng) Entertanment -- G0~eo m~ - c~u.ra~, m~. -, ~ sl~o~xey ~ D, ND P~ n~umnntm' AND HUS,c~Dnon~u -- L~'a'oN vwnnu.m %..., / "

14 16,.~.~.~, ~ ~ ~;~ A COAT OF. Arms stamp, 14th and fnal release n.a pre~entennsl floral emblem seres n. augurated n 1964 o ~onor the provnces and terrtores, wll be released on June 30, 1966, the eve of Canada's 99th brthday. Tllcum THEATRE May 12, 13, 14 Thurs. Fr. Sat. How To Murder Your WFe Comedy n Color Starrng: Jack Lemmon, Vrn Lsl Shorts: Colored Cartoon Out at 10:~10 p.m. Saturday Matnee May 14 Decson At Sundown Western n Color Starrng: Randolph Scott, John Carrot1,. Karen Steele Shorts: Stooge Double Cartoon Out at 4:00 p.m. May 16, 17, 18 Mon. Tues. Wed. Woman Of Straw Suspense Drama n Color Starrng: Sean Connery, Gna Lollobrgda Shorts: Colored Cartoon Out at 10:.10 p.m. May 13, 14 Drve.n Fr. Sat. GunfeAters 07 The Casa Grande Western n Techncolor Alex Nchol, Dck Bentley Cartoons Sngle, and Double All n Color kw ~, j,w May. 20, 21 Frl. Sat. Tarzan The MagnFcent n Color Starrng: Gordon Scott Betta St. John, Jock Mahoncy Cartoons Sngle and Double Sea Story n Color Atmae A c[m'mmal.. TERRACE,, "Omneco" e. 'rure FREDERCK Frederck Seymour oppose(" the unon of the manland ~olon] of Brtsh Columba wth th, colony of Vancouver sland bu he s remembered today as th~ frst governor'of the unter colony. llalum ELECTRC "~" b/~jor Applance Sales ~ Servce "A" Electrcal Contractor "A" Resdental "k Commercal Corner of Klum and Parr Phone V ~k2752 Motor Wndn et~ SEYMOUR Born n 1820, ths son of an Englsh unversty professor entered the colonal offce and served n Antgua, Nevs and Brtsh Honduras pror to hs appontment to-succeed Arthur Kennedy (later Sr) n 1864 as governor of the manland colony. Genal, pleasant and fond of good lvng, he bult a ballroom at the governor's resdence at New Westmnster and enjoyed a lvely bachelorhood for a year before returnng to England for a wfe. Manlanders generally opposed unon ~vth Vancouver sland. When t came about n 1866 Governor Seymour elected to reman n,new Westmnster. When the legslature moved the captal to Vctora n 1868 he fnally moved. There was a great row n Vctora because he dverted the chan gang from street repars to work on Government House. n 1869 he travelled north n HMS Sparrowhawk to negotate a peaceful settlement of a yen. detta between the Nass and Tsmshean 'ndans.,draned by the experence, he ded at ~ella Coola on the return voyage, June 10, 1869 and was bured at Esqulmalt Naval Cemetery, close.by the Cty where he never wanted to lve. -- B., Centennal Commttee RUMS 0 0 C@_JMBA BRTSH,,, Wednesdayt May 11~ 96' restrct OF TBRRACe BY..LAW NO. 397 '.'.A By,!SW ~ the Dktrct of Terrace to suth0rse tne ex~en~on of the Sewage Collecton System and to authorze the borrowng of the estmated cost thereof.!' ~ Terrace Sewer Works.Mertng and Consoldaton B law No merged the sewer works of the Dstrct nto m system; " AND ~ the Coundl of the Dstrct deem t dedrab and expedent to eztend the sewer collecton system to serve the nh btants of the Dstrct and n that behalf to carry out the constructlc of works herenafter descrbed and to borrow upon the credt of tl Dlst~rct, the estmated cost thereof, that s to say Three Hundred a~ Nnety.Four Thousand Dollars (~,000.00) whch s the amount the 'debt ntended to be created by ths By.law; AND WHEREAS a provsonal certfcate of approval of the se age collecton system hereby authorzed has been receved from t] Provncal Health Offcer; / AND WHERF_AS the exstng Debenture debt Of the D~trct Terrace s One Mllon, Sx Hundred Nnety~x Thousand and Twenl Four Dollars ($,~96,0~.00) and none of the prncpal and nterest n arrears; WHEREAS the amount of the assessed value for gene: Muncpal purposes of the taxable land and mprovements wthn! Dstrct for the current year and the two years mmedately Preced was as 'ollows: ,640, ,140~5'/ ,682, WHEREAS the deprecated value as 'of the 31~. day t December, 1965 of the Waterworks and Santary Sewer ~ystems whch the Dstrct possesses subsstng Certfcates of Self.Lqudat granted by the nspector of Muncpaltes s One Mllon, Fve Hundr Forty~Four Thousand, Four Hundred and Eghty-Eght Dollars ($1,54 AND WHEREAS the Councl has caused to be publ~shed a posted, the notce requred by S~ton 253 (1) (b) of the Mune~l Act" and no petton has been presented n accordance wth the t n tce;and WHEtEAS the approval of the nspector of Muncpalt has been obtaned; NOW THEREFORE the Councl of the Dstrct of Terrace open meetng assembled enacts as follows:. The Councl s hereby authorzed and empowered to und, take and carry out the constructon of the works shown and scrbed n the general plans fled wth the Mnster of Heal whch works may be more partcularly descrbed as: Ca) The extenson of the Keth Estates Collecton system. Co) Replacement of certan old wood-stave sewer ppes and c~ structon of a lft staton. (c) Constructon of a sewer lft staton south of Graham Avem to dvert the flow of sewage to the treatment plant. (d) Extend sewer collecton to certan other streets and gene ally carry out the recommendatons presented to Counc by Wlls & Cunl~.~e Engneerng Ltd., Consultng Engn eers, n the report cted as proposed 1966 Dstrct Terrace Sant-~ry Sewer Programme dated October, 196( and ncludng the Addendums dated January, 1966, attach ed thereto. 9.. The Councl s hereby authorzed to do all thngs necessary t( acqure all such real property, easements, rghts-of.way, lcences leases and rghts of authortes as may be requred or desrabl~ for or n connecton wth, the constructon of the work,, aforesad. 3. For the purpose and wth the object aforesad, there may bc borrowed upon the credt of the Dstrct the sum of Three Hun dred and Nnety-Four Thousand Dollars (,~394,000.00) and suet borrowng shall be secured by the ssuance of debentures r sums not less than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) eact bearng nterest at the rate of Fve and three quarter per centusc (5~%) per annum and havng coupons attached ~hereto for th~ payment of such nterest. 4. The sad debentures shall be payable as to prncpal by Twent~ (9.0) consecutve annual nstallments" and the nterest thereo~ shall be payable sem-annually durng the curren@y thereof; th, total amoun~-pay~ble~ncludng~prnepa and nterest n an~, one year shall approxmately equal that payable ~n any othel year durng'the sad Twenty (20) year terms.. f revenues accrung from the operaton of the "Terrace Santar~ Sewer System" are at any tme nsuffcent to defray the cos of admnstraton, operaton and mantenance, ncludng debt n terest and debt repayment, the Councl shall levy a rate over ant above all other rates upon all lands and mprovements subjec: to taxaton for general. Muncpal purposes wthn the Dstrc of Terrace suffcent to meet such nsuffcency. 6. The effectve date of ths By-law shall be the date upon whc t s fnally adopted., ' 7. Ths By-law may be cted for all purposes as "Terrace Santa] Sewage Extenson Constructon and Loa~ By-law No READ a frst ~me ths 19th day. of Aprl, READ a second tme ths 19th day of Aprl, READ a thrd tme ths 1Oth day of Aprl, RECEVED the approval of the nspector of Muncpaltes ths 27~1 day of Aprl, RE(X)NSDERED and fnally adopted day of,1966. CERTFED A TRUE COPY OF BY-LAW NO AS READ A THRD TME BY COUNCL Clerk JOHN POUSE"'E Clerk, Reeve,NOTCE TAKE NOTCE THAT pursuant to By-law No. 39[ cted "Terrace Santary Sewage Extenson C(~nstructon and Loan By-l~ No; 39/- 1966" the Councl of the Dstrct of Terrace ntends to co struct a sewer lft staton South of Graham Avenue, collecton ayste n the Kelth Estate and certan other collector mans as shown al descrbed n the report and plans prepared by Wlls & Cunlffe Eng eerng. AND THAT the sad report and plans may be vewed durt regular busness hours at the Muncpal Offce. AND THAT to fnance the constructon of the sad works t Councl proposes to borrow by way of debentures a sum not exceedl Three Hundred and Nnety-Four Thousand Dollars (~94,000.00) repzl~ able not later than 20 years from the date of ssue of such debentun AND THAT unless wthn thrty days of the second last pu~ Vatl0n of ths Notce, not less than one.tenth n number of the own(" electors petton the Councl for the submsson of the sad by.law the assent of the owner~eleetors, the Councl may adopt such by-law.! AND THAT ths s the second and last vubllcaton of ths ~Tnt; ~ DATED ths llth day of May, at Terrace, B.C., JOHN ClerkPOUSEF'E ths L

15 ./ ~G: ~: BR1TtSH COLUMBA Pa,.e 16 (o)'/, More than ~0:eountrlel~' luve~: announced (bey wll partcpate at E~po. Some 80 axe exlmeted. ;.: :!.! ~ 'ONS n Men's League bowlng ~wre.the Lucky Strkes, com- ROLL.OFF CHAMPONS n }~xed "C" League bowlng were T~z~ ffmortl Dagle, Marcel Gagnon, lz~no ~allloux, Rejean MaLlloux, OptL, nsts comprsed of John Wllemsen, Audrey Wllemsen, M~e Matlloux and Lauren ~oux. Adams, Ted Adanm and Eva Braun. No Job Too Bw! No Job TOO LSmall! YOUR "A" CLASS CONTRACTOR Qualfed RHldenthd, Commer al & Hgh Voltoge Ells Hugbes Electrc Ltd. N. Kalum. Ph Vl NERS of the roll-off/rophy n the Tuesday League were ~he Old- ROLL-OFF CHAMPONS n.lades' League.bowlng ~vere the Krazy.rs, c omprmed of Ernte Stevens, ~ 'Bowlby,,Lloyd l~err,.mare Kurves comprsed of E. New,.P~ 'Back, D. Haynes, h. Hendersen, re~, ~laue ~ and Rou Bewlby. ' M, Wrght and B. Lazaruk. MUNSON DRUGS : ~ E CHAMPONS n "A.' l, eague bow']nq are the West ~d Store WNNERS OF THE TUESDAY LEAGUE (~h~onshp are the Notml)z~]sed of Stel]a Prysta, Aohn Pa~a~ek3r, Pat Pala~eky, Eml So.}ots coml)]sed of Rchard O]son, ltu~h Pazke~r, Carol Olson, Garry Alger, Fezn Watson, Helen ~u~ and Red ~ ) ~-~nne Olson, 3o ce ~ Nel a~d Art Olson. PHOtoS: V S-~m; Yl B.~! LonHe Ave. T~, B.C. l ~PERS n the Lades' League were The Qunts, F. Lndstrom,. MASTER OF CEREMONES for the alnnual Bowln~ Banquet and 'land,. J. Mddleton, G. Wnstle, E. Taft,. Ward and ~H. Owens. ~wards Nght, Doug Townsend. (left) presents trophy for Men's Hgh ~ ".~v~age m.mxed "C" League bowlng ~o John Ynsnchuk (rght) who [~l~'l]~~~!~]~!:~/,~r~ B ~ J l ~ ~ l r f ~ l cnamea up an average ef 204 durng the season. LJAL AWARDS :NGHT for Terrace ~;owl~ es ~ the ~ands of the JOhnny's Weldng 1! '~C" League/Members of the team are John Y~slnchuk, Nadne ~asnchuk. Davd h the Conne ANNOUNCEMENT On,bohalf of the bowlers of Terrace and myself, wsh to thank ~e excoutve of the Commercal League ~or the excellent job done n plannng and conductng the azmual bowlng banquet and dance. ~ towe ' Let's 6o, Be,.wlng Sprlr~t Le~e. Now ln Pro~'e~ OPEN BOWLNG DALLY : from ~l P.M., Open Bowllnl Over W..kmd B, R E,V ' ~(w Lmdb Avenu. v B Photon Yl Try the now, fast, re:re powerful. HOMELTE XL-7001 Now you can cut ]5" hardwood n ]2 aec. onds - 16" softwood n seconds! Double fuel and ol capacty Weght only ]4½ bs, leu bnr and chan,, All famous Homelte professonal features; straght bars up to 36". plunlzcut bow, clearlnll end utlty bars. corn.n t,.y for you can balance ' ~, "~l JV'~'_ M. on o. hsnd. \ )7 Reynolds botre 2903,%:mlh Kalum St. T":", e.~.-a~, w 3,u~s..

16 , 16(b) Call 843-$7S2 SUPEROR BULDNG MANT~.NANCE LTD. FOR A OOktPLETE JANTOR SERVCE ~~DOWS- eloop, S -- WA/~ CARPL'~ AND UPH~Y, RESDNTAL COMMERCAL 4740 ~[KAU'M~ AVE. e1~ TERRACE "Omneca" HEP,~D t TERRACE t BRTSFt, :;COLUMBA Wedn,. ~,..;..,, ~,.. ~. l.,;~... ~..., ; >.,,. ' : ~, ">, ~ :. : :~.~,":~;-'; ", " ' ", " ~ /~ Cheered Accovnten~ Resdent Partner, ALAN M. McPd.PNE, C.^. Phone Vl ~-548~ PRNCE RUPERT TERRAa 325 Fourl~ Ave. hot ~ Lasele Ave. Tel: Tel: Vl t!; B.C. HYDRO & POWER AUTHORTY TERRACE TENDERS Tenders for the relghtng of the B.C. Hydro Dstrct Offce, 4602 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, wll be receved untl 5:00 p.m., May 20th, Plans and specfcatons can be seen or obtaned through the manager, B.C. Hydro, Terrace. B. A. HAWRYSH, Dstrct Manager. (c42) SeT SBLE MORE ON FOUR s52 9o ~5~14 tvbelt~ A~ Wut~ '4~" mlh,~(, Goodyear features make ths your best econ. amy tre buy. Extra body strength...a result of Goodyear's own way of trple.temperng nylon cord, Extra mles because t's made wth Good. year's exclusve super.mleage Tufsyn rubber. Road hazard and qualty guaranteed. SZE &'ffe Tu~s "2 FOR"SALE PRCE "4 FOR"SALE PRCE Black 27,00 52, /,5 Wh,te 34,00 65l~J 7.50/14 Black /14 Whde 34, Tute t11~ 6.70/15 Black N P~KOW thrum ate ruth t&~l All ~ lb UWl dff wllt t,~je e SEE OUR SELECTON OF AUTO ACCESSORES Car Cleanng Ads. Waxes - Polldm Rados. Antemm Cushons Seat Covers. Touch.up Pants.. YOUR CAR'S EVERY NEED... llalum SCHEDULED TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE n Terrace May 19 the Royal Canad,~] Engneers Band, rated as one of the top mltary bands on the North Amercan contnen wll hghlght the muscal entertanment at Prnce Rupert's 21st celebraton markng t arrval of the new ferry, Queen of Prnce Rupert. The band, under the drecton of Leute ant Leonard Champln, s based at the Camp Chllwack Royal Canadan School" of Ml tory Engneerng located at Vedder Crossng, B.C. Snce ts formaton n 1953 the ban has travelled extensvely both n Canada and abroad. Contaned wthn the band or. many solo artsts, a 1"/-pece dance,orchestra, a Dxeland Band and a male voce chor On ts comng tour the band wll travel by army bus playng at Wllams Lake May 1"/an~ Prnce George the followng day. On May 19 the band wll play afternoon and even,~ concerts at Terrace n Clarence Mchel school audtorum. mmedately followng a grou or oanasmen wll play for a dance n Vertas audtorum, sponsored by the Lades' Auxl ary to the local branch of the Royal Canadan Legon. F e s t v a J hghlghts by. DAVWES Ths fnal column of Festval Hghlghts follows a rather poorly attended annual meetng of the Terrace Musc Festval Assocaton, held recently n Vertas Audtorum. Retrng presdent, Mrs..l~on Lowre thanked everyone for ther unen~ng support and she gave a short resume of the year's work~ Reports were heard from scholarshp charman, Dr. M. Chaason; advertsng charman, Martn Loan; publcty ~harman, Mrs. P. Dav~ and newsletter charman, Mrs. E. Phll~ps. Treasurer Ron Bueekle repore~-,d a healthy bank balanee n the area of $500, thus ensurng another muge festval next year. A new executve was elected as follows: presdent, Mke Strymee- k; past presdent, Mrs. Ron Lowte; vce presdents, Martn Laan Letters to the EDTOR Edtor Terrace Omneea Herald wsh you would prnt rds n honor of my poneer mother, H. L. Dank. Her brthday s May 0 'Neath the Twn Slrch Tree by Belle Watt l When hear of Mothers, There's just one can see A Pdoneer n her log home 'neath the twn brch tree. She's so neat and pret~, She's'now passed elghw-three Her tulps wll be bloomng 'neath.the twn brch tree. rve seen meny plaeu, But no other spot ean be ~el hav~g toa wth molker 'neath the twn ldreh tree Mrs. W. 11. watt (nee Belle l~znk) Tre Servce - - " " 'll,. The 8ovtet Unonts.pavWon Phone VJD-2811 Open Monday - Saturday 8.D0 to 6p.m, JExpo 67 wll have "a 101~,le - - " ' " " " l restaurant ~gj ~e ~p~ dshes of ts renubhes. and Dr. Marcelle Chasson; seeretary, Mrs. L Lowre; assstant secretary,.mrs. S. Carlson a'nd treuurer, Ran Bueckle. Also named to the executve were syllabus charman, A. Brede and publcty and.publc relatons, Mrs. P. Daves. Unfortunately the nomnatng eom~ttee and meetng were unable ~o fnd anyone wllng to head.the speech arts eonu~ttee and t was suggested that f no.one comes forward, ths secton may have to be dropped from the festval. f you are nterested, won't you please call Mr. Strymeek.l at V~ grtgage Around the Town' Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McMtllaz of Ayansh le~t Tuesday for Ec monton to attend the graduato] ceremony of" ther son Edward wh, graduates from Jasper Pla~ Hgh School n Edmonton. The Mc Mllans wll also vst wth thef~ daughter, Laura, n Calgary. Rebecca Kenney, daugb{er Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kenney, return ed Saturday from the U~ven/t] of Vletoda to spend th~.summer at home. Ldnda Nordstrom o~ Prnce Geo ~ge and Joan Carus of Vetor~ ezperlenced hardressers, h a v( joned the s~aff of Anthon's Beaut~ Salon.,,,,. There wll be 23,000 restaurmt and snack bar.so#to at ~ 67. gney For Resdental, Commercal, Revenue and Farm Propertes. Low Monthly Payments, exstng documents purchased. TRANS-CAHADA ktottgag! O0~. LTD Granvlle Street, Vancouver 2, B.C. OUECK HOME LTD Ahbo~ferd, B.C. W/sh to announce a new f ~! ded ddp tar the T _c, wa ek mljllm.... ~ FARTO MEET G. (JERRY) S~ElrlTHE NEW DSPLAY AND OBTAN a ~:;l ~:~

17 COLUMBA CELLULOSE TERRACE "Omlneca" HERALD A MEMBER OF THE CELANESE GROUP -E ABOVE SYMBOL s already begnnng to make ts )pearance as the new housemark of Columba Cellulose )mpany, Lmted. t wll dentfy Columba Cellulose wth ~e rest of the Celanese group of companes whch ore >w ntroducng ther own versons of the new housemark. ~s nternatonal group, ncluc~g such other names as.~lgar, Columba Pulp Sales ~ Lmted, Chemcell Lmted, hampln, Devoe, Celanese Mexcana and Amcel Europe, arkets more than 100 dfferent products throughout the )rd. Now, wherever these products appear, they wll bear ~e famlar trademark dentfyng them as a member of ds nternatonal famly. Honor Roll Students Named/At Skeena, Names ot the followng students have been affxed to the ~keena Secondary School honor roll for the perod coverng term three. GRADe. (8) PONTS * Danny Thaln, Clarence Vender Kwaak; ~haren Basalt, ~haron Fsher, Jennfer Hansen, 3anette Kemp, Sharon Luchles, Dane Porter, Marlyn Rugg, Sandra -~leben; Jamte Bream, Deborah Coates, Maran Dando. GRADE 9 (Y) PONTS Greg Houlden,,Erc Kerby, Bran Lennan, Lnda Gural, Judth Krsu, Shrley Satterthwate, Sherrl Thomas, Audrey Troelstra, Casey Vandenboer, Sylva Krsch. GRADE 10 (7) PONTS Rchard MeKerracher, John Weber, Vnce Knght, Lynda Dye, Kathyrn EHott, Alce Hansen, Jo- Anne Mller, Betty 30 Orr, Dornda Seben, Carol Slsbe, Per Krsteh. sen, Bll Paul. GRADE 11 (6) PONTS Jm.Duffy, Wolfgang Hackhofer, Danny McKerracher, Lnda Be~ne, Anke Claus, Carol Johnson, Norma Ke~by, Colleen Toplffe, Anka Troelstra, Marta Graner, Judy Schultz, Barbara H01tz. GRADE 12 (6) PONTS Harry Houlden, Steven S~otton, Moyra ~cdonagh, Berta Troelstra, Paulne Chreten, Sharon Dyck. BRTSH columba Columba,"Cellulose, Offers Scholarshps Unverslty seholarshlps 'are once more beng offered by Columba Cellulose n communtes where t malntane operatons. There s one scholastc award avalable to hlghschool etudents n Terrace. The company, also dstrbutes scholarshps n the followng communtes: Prnce Rupert two, Cas,. tlegar two, Nakusp/Needles one, Revelstoke one. n addton the company wll present the Robert S. Stacey Mem- oral ~cholarshp to the son Or daughter of an employee who passed away whle n the company's servce, or s retred. The scholarshps, awarded prmarly on thestudent's standng n the June departmental examna, tons, are worth $250 per year. Each s renewable annually for a maxmum of fve years and apples to any course leadng to a degree at the Unverstes of Brtsh Columba, Smon Fraser or Vctora. Courses offered by other colleges or unverstes wll also be consdered~ Canddates for the scholarshps should notfy the Dean of nter- Faculty Affars, Unversty of B.C, Vancouver 8, B.C., before May 15, of ther ntenton to compete. Harold, last Saxon kng of England, was slan n A"rllND : n moat part~ of Canada, pre- natal cllnles are ~ avalable/to ~.t.he expectant mother and she:should attend these regulary,/n order' that her *health may be checked end advce gven on exercbe and det. Regul~ attendance at the clnc wll help ensure a normal brth and a healther n~ant, The locs health department wll Sup- ~ly nformaton on the clncs, RENTAL & SALES Cement Mxers- Wheelbarrows Floor Sanders - Staple Guns Ladder. Skll Saws, etc. 4~46 Lazelle - P.O. Box 714 Terrace, B.C. V FOR SALE Taylor, Pemon & Carson Buldng,., - Terrace, B.C. * Under lease to Taylor, Pearson ~ C.~rso~ (B.C.} Ltd. fo.r 20 years. Net annual rental of $6' wth all expenses and operatng Costs pad by the tenant. The buldng, of modern desgn and [ soun~l'.,.c0r~structon; was erected n FULL PRCE $70, for further partculors wrte to exclusve agents /(now/ton Reahy Ltd. Bank of Canada Buldng," 900 West Hastngs Street Vancouver 1, B.C. (~) Brght brde. She's learned What Every Young Grl Should Know About a Medallon Home. That t wll gve them full HOUSEPOWER WZRXNC, wth plenty of crcuts and outlets for ther future famly's needs. That t wll also provde LXGHT FOR L[VXNG: lghtng planned for easer wor k, more enjoyable lesure. Plus APPLXANC~. PL^NNX~C, wth the basc equpment they want today - and provson for tomorrow's new electrcal ads. She knows, too, that all-electrc lvng s a better value than ever on today's low electrc rates. f you're about to buy, buld or remodel, fnd out more about Medallon standards. Ask your contractor Or call B.C. Hydro and take advantage of our free Home Plannng Servces. And may you both enjoy a lfetme of good electrcal lvng v. THE GOOD LFE S ELECTRC. TURN T ON! B.C. HYDRO T BLOOD DONORS Marshall Wells Ltd. Terrace Co-Operatve Ulestern Home Furnshngs 5 & S Stores Lmtd Smps0ns-Sears Ud. FR VLUE FURNTURE

18 ! ~; pope.~8... TER~ "Omneca" BRTSH COLUMBA,t;! ;,?, ; bb P.!: CHRSTAN REFORMED CHURCH EVANGELCAL PRE'E -CHURCH Sparks Street at Straume Avenue Cot'. Park Ave. and SParks St. Ray. V. kuehlas V :00 a.m.--sunday School.10:00 a.m.---sunday School. 11:00 a.m..~-mernng Worshp ll:00.a.m.--mornng Worshp. 5:00 p.m.--mtemoon Servce. '/:30 p.m.--evenng Servce. a "tcklsh" subject as a panful 9:15 a.m.--"back TO God Rev. A Dalman and the Vancouver' one. ~t.s about as mportant Hour" on ~ K. as Johnny's spankng -- and sure- Bble.nsttute team wll be ly as necessary. Church member: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTST CHURCH Pastor E. E. Lttman Ph. Vl Grffth's Road SATURDAY 0:15 a.m.--sabbath School. 11:00 a.m.~mornng. Servce. CHRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Car. Sparks St. and Park Ave. 9:45 a.m.--sunday School. 11:00 a.m.--wbrshp Servce. Pastor H. Madsen, B.A., B.D Loan Ave. Ph. Vl "Your frendly famly Church" wth us May 18, at 7:30 p.m. need spankngs.too. Bshop Fulton A cordal nvtalon to All has sad: Rev. H. J. Jest, Pastor 4~65 Park Ave. Phone V MENNONTE BRETHREN CHURCH 3406 Eby Street Pastor Alvn Penner, Ph. Vl :00 a.m.-- Sunday School 11:00 a.m.--worshp Servce. 7:30 p.m.--evenng Servce. 8:45 a.m.--"gospel Lght Hour" over CFTK. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 10:00 a.m.---sunday School. KNOX UNTED CHURCH Corner Lazelle Ave. & Munroe St. 11:00 a.m.--momng Worshp. 9:30 a.m.---sunday School,7:00 p.m.--evangelst Servce. 11:00 a.m.--mornng Worshp All are Welcome Newcomers to the communty are Pastor Rev. D. Rathen nvted to share n the lfe Phones: and work of the Unted Offce: Vl , Home: Vl Church. You are nvted to drop ths clp. png n the mal wth your name and address to Knox Unted. Church, Box 884," Terrace, B.C,.... ~ e 4 a Q e ~,~ Q e 4 4 e 0 t e t e D 4 O.... O O B ALLANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL 5010 Agar Avenue, Terrace, B,C, 10:00 a.m.---sunday School. 1.1:00 a.m.--.~ornng Worshp. 7:00 p.m.--~evenng Servce. Wednesday 8:00 p.m.mprayer Meetng Frday 7:30 p.m.--young Peoples. A Cordal Welcome Awats You Rev. E. Thleasen, Pastor 4812 Graham Ave. Phone V CHURCH OF JESUS CHRST OF LATTER DAY SANTS (Mormon) SERVCES 10:30 a.m.---sundays Elks Hall -- Sparks Street UPLANDS BAPTST CHURCH (Southern Baptst) 5013 Hallwell Ave. SUNDAY 9:45 a.m.--sunday School. 11:00 a.m.--mornng Servce 7:30 p.m.--eveung Servce 8:00 p.m.~wednesday -- Prayer meetng and Bble study. James H. Rose, Pastor Telephone Y)[ ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH Anglcm Church of Canada Phone Vl Lazelle Avenue 10:15 a.m.~matns and Parsh Communon 10:15 a.m.--sunday School 7:30 p.m.--evenng Servce BETHEL BAPTST CHURCH (Regular) Kalum at Souce Ph. V ~J) Pastor --Lloyd Andersen B.Th. 10:30-12:00- Famly Servce, Worshp, Sermon, Classes. 7:30 p.m.-:-eveung Servce. Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. -- Canadan Baptst Crusaders Club. Thursday, 8:00 p.m. -- Prayer Meetng. Why Not Attend Your Church Ths Sunday? The exctng flavor of the Orent s just a dnner away at our Chnese r0gaurant. BOTH CANADAN CT CHNESE FOODS Hmue, er 4642 Lonlle' Ave. Tamrace, D.C. Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to o.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. to'lo p.m. FULL FACLTES Take.out Orders, paone 1/ , Weekly s rmonl'll TERR REV. VERNON LUCHES CHRSTAN REFORMED CHURCH An nfluental 'busness man who was fnally soundly converted to Chrst, confessed that long before, a certaneasy.gong church warmly accepted hm as a member though he never showed up. Sad he, "They extended to me the 'ght hand of fellowshp -- when what really needed was a kck.n the pants" But should the Church not be happy to accept anyone as member who s wllng to place hs mere. bershp wth them? Surely not f ths means hs "papers" wthout hs person. Do we really beleve we can 'be n the army of Chrst wthout appearng for ndoctrna. ton, tranng and the many bat. tles7 Lodges and unons all have ther rgd oblgaton. Even fre. men are expected at every Tues. day evenng ~raetce! s t possble that our Lord s more careless than we? We all know better. Yet, forsakng the prncples of God's word, are we fast becomng, as so-called church members, sprtu. ally "spoled brats?" All of us must be dscplned.to "suffer hardshp as good solders of Jesus Chrst." n 2 Thessalon. fans we have ths counsel: "Don~t assocate wth the brother whose lfe s undscplned, and who dspses the teachng we gave.you." Later, n the same chapter ~ s explaned: "f anyone refuses to obey the command gven above, mark that man, do not assocate wth hm untl he s ashamed of hm. self. don'tmean, of course, treat hm as an enemy, but reprmand hm as a brother." t s fnally up to fhs proper church offcers to carry out church d.seplne n he name of ther.~ r S Church dscplne s not so much Lord. f the church s to grow and mature, the orders of Matthew 18 must be obeyed. f we obey Our Lord Jesus Chrst, the Head of the Church, we need not fear' the outcome. n the early Church, after Ananas and "There s nothng that devel- wfe Sapphra were so severely ops character so much as a ~at scplned, we read ths surprson the back, provded that t s ng account: gven often enough, hard enough When ths happened, a deep and low enough. Spankng s one sense of awe swept over the the most easly understood whole church and ndeed over lessons n the world... t s all those who heard about t... quck, clean-cut, clears the ar, As tar as the others were conallows no long perods of ds- cerned,, no one dared to assocfavor... " ate wth them -- even though Why are many churches only the people hghly respected half full? Why do women out-.them. Yet, more and more benumber the men -- the elderly the leved n the Lord and joned young? One bg reason s lack of them both men and women n church dscplne. Churches stll really large numbers." allow ther so-called members to Acts :11-14 be "members n good standng" when they aren't "standng" at all! We, call ourselves church members, let us take warnng! f.the Chfreh s a dsgrace, t s lkely ou~ own fault -- lack of d~scplne. R~d once more Our Lord's letters to the churches n the frst chapter of Revelaton -- and repent! Work StartB Soon At Kennecott Mne Commonwealth Constructon Co. Ltd. and Wrght Engneers Ltd. are ready to enter the constructon phase of a S,000-ton mll whch wll produce molybdenum suphte concentrates for Kennecott's mne at Alce Arm, 100 mles north of Prnce Rupert behnd the Alaska Panhandle. R..K Analey, presdent and general manager of Commonwealth, sad the jont venture, whch won the contraet last July n competton wth several major frms neludng US companes, has been carryng on the engneerng phase, general excavaton of the mll area and some small construe,on. structural steel tar delvery n June, July and August. Orders for equpment totallng close to $10,. 000,000 have been pked for dell. very n the fall and wnter. -- Journal Commerce The hardest-worker has the most luck.. ANNOUNCEMENT Ac DRgGS Kalum Street Open Sunday "YOUR REXALL V Lakelse Pharmao, Super-Valu Shoppng Cenl Vl D-5617 Ope n Sunday 7-9 p.m. PRESCRPTON SERV( DRUGS SUNDRE Dr. Marcelle Chasson wshes to announce that startng n May her offce wll be open on Wednesdays nstead of Saturdays FOR T... Openng Soon (ctf) KNG KON taundeeerre Centrally Located... All Equpment... Pleasant Sun Fnshng 5erv/ce r New Tenders were ealled by Kennecott'on the bess of a package bd, Full.tlme Attendants.,. to desgn and buld the plant un. der certan general spectqcatons whch were spelled out. For the '~ last sx months Wrght has had a ' "k team of about 40 engneers eraplayed on the desgn task. Orders now have been placed for Also Dry Cleanng & Complete

19 L " 't Moy 11 t 19,~ " ;' TERRACE "On~neca" HERALD TEPJ~.CE, ],. p ( "1, ", - " -.. ' -,....:..'::~.. : :.~ Pensoners Hold R,s.la, :' me,a.e made.... "" ' '" :"~ " ' ~:: " " " ': r'" '~ " "n " :'" : The:re~lar,monthlymeetn~ o~ RAp NEW.SPRNG SELECTON 4o styl[s,rod COLORS FLAW.ESS WORKMANSHP... Phone us ot V and."a mld-mannered ~solesmhn Wll call wth samples. You wllbe under no oblgaton... E S::,,.o,...,,,o...,oo. ton 'w~ held &turday, May?, 4n e f Co/o rrace us ::0.. r Te Ho ' Acn~a from B.C. Tel".... RUGS T LES PAl NT WALLPAPER WALL-TO-WALL CARPET.SPECALSTS the*.communty,centre wth~ members n, attendsnee. Mrs. Elsa MeLood ws nomnat, ed as delegate to attend the pro. vndal conventon n ~une. Two of the members, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hpp announced plans for en' extended tour.of Europe; vst. ng ponts /n London, Germany, Austra, Yugoslava,, taly -a~ d France. The meetng wehes the Hlpps a happy J0urney, Members eelebrstng May brthdays were Mr. W. Grffths, Mrs. A.,Flemng,,~r. and Mrs. R. Thomson, Mrs. M. Cole and Mrs. A.,McCombe. Hostesses for the tea, Whch fob lov~ed the regualr busness sesson were: Mrs. Aoyee Prosser,,Mrs. W. Le~s, Mm W. Wall and Mrs V. Moddord.,. Tre.next regtflar meetng seheduled for June 4. To ensure a supply of future of. rcers and nstructors for ts com. munty Squadrons, the Ar Cadet LeagueLof Canada has provded full: tme s u m m e r leadershp courses for more than 3,860 senor eadets. NdDdN OA WAF$ tlm... BRTSH COLUMBA s t s becomng more and more obvous that former Fnance ~fnster Walter Gordon was eased out of the cabnet. t was ~tated. upon hs resgnatoa, that he resgned because he gave the Prme ~lnst. er bad" advce about callng the electon last fall. Keth,Davey, Lbet-al organzer at the tme, also gave the same bad advce and he was rewarded 'by beng apponted to the senate. The real reason why Walter Goron qut the cabnet s that he held strong Vews about foregn control of Canadan ndustry and these vews were not shared by the Prme Mnster and others, Oneof the clues about ths very serous rft n the.lberal ranks s contaned n "the varlot~ speeches that Trade Mnster Wlnter~ has been makng snce he re-entered the cabnet. ~r. Wnten, ndden. ~ tally, has such an osmotle relatonshp wth 'bg busness that he s looked upon by some as'the busneu agent/or bg b~nen. Mr. Wnters, n nearly all o! hs speeches, has been,sayng that foregn captal.s good for us. Wth. out t we would nlp or sag economcally. On the other hand Walter Gordon, when fnance mnster ~ tred to reverse the,trend toward eeonomle domnatlo~ by the US and ~her foregn powers. For hs trou. ble he was flred,: Because he s a nce guy, he agreed to the falsty that he resgned because of havng gven 'bad,poltcal advce. Another clue about the war be- tween.the old guard of the Lberal party and others came to lght ths week wth the announcement that Mr. Gordon had wrtten another book: A Choce for Canada. n that book Mr, Gordon sets out certan thngs whch we mustdo to regan contr~l of our economy. Mr. Gordon s quoted n the Toronto Globe and Mal as sayng: '"We ean do the thngs that are necessary to regan control of our economy and thus man.tan our ndependence. Or we can.acquesce n becomng a colonal dependency of the Unted States wth no rut. ure except the hope.of eventual absorpton." :.t s Obvous that Mr. Pearson :f A T~eD " " and hs cohorts want to take us n the drecton of beng a colonal dependency of the Unted States.? [That's what comes from havng a FOR THE ATTE~r o. OF THE GENERAL PUBLC -- " "trf rmerfo~dtpl mat as a prme mm "" " 1 :."- ".'~s']e ~ "the '~hlo s.,so h of"m d lo" ' ". " ' " ' "~-... ':: - P Y P MPORTANT CHANGE NTMEOF BUS:SCHEDULE FROM PRNCE GEORGE TO PRNCE RUPERT... ': :-~ mat:says that we should always " " '.., : :" compromse and always:gve n SUBJECT TO THE CONSENT OF THE PUBLC UTLTES COMMSSON OFBRTSH COLUMBA ", ::~,,[for the sake of frendlness. Pop- Note: f any objectons to ths. schedule o,re to be fled, the objectons must be fled wthn f0ud'een. (14) ' days wth the followng: The Superntendent of Motor Carrers, Publc Utltes Commsson, VOncouver, B.C..for the Brtsh Columba porton. ** Read Down,Daly Dally 6:45 pom. 9:15 a.mo 7:15 p.mo ~:45 a.m. 7:30 p.m0 " 10:02 a.mo 8:00. pom~ 0:35 a.m. 8:15 p0m. 0:40 a,mo. 8:37 pomo. :0 a~m. 8:55 pomo 23 a0m, 9:10 pomo.:28 a.m. 9:25 pom~ 10:02 p,mo: 0:15 ~o~,,. 0:30 p;mo 10:39 p.mo 10:54 p~mo 11:15 pom~ 11:45 pom~ 12:15 a.m.' 12:29 a.m: 12:45 a..m, ~D '4 o U.4 ~J ~., ~,~ o ~ o -K pt ) ally :45 p0m~ J.v Prnce George... Ar 12:15 a,.~l,." ''.::Tel'..'<:,b Er':,.-:"-~ "" " ~'~ ad Up Dally Daly Day " 7.:45 a,m, 1'!:15' p.,m,...-l~oop;ml 7 ~.20 " a. m, 'to : 50 p ;'m.- :2!~ 301::p ~, h,, a,,m. :;Bedues tt:. ' " :: ' ~ ' " 7:05a m,, L0:33 p.n,' 12'~5 p,.m. '. 1. :05~: a,. ~ r VANDERH0"OF, :/".,. ': :' :.Lv':,.,.6:30 a.~,~ [()r.[}0"p''~..'" Ll,:45~::a.m a/,m. LV VANDERtOOF;... "Ar :. -61;25, a.,l.m. 9;50/p ).. l::30 a:.m~. # :, a:,m...:.-ft Fraser"..,..-" -/5:55 'a~m. 9:20:,p.m. [lo8 'a,,m. z:54;am. ':..:%~.~-ac ~, " :::":'-. '.;:- :15 :~d.,.~.m..'9:107. p,m, [050: a',.m a,m,, Fraser Lake ",!' ~.5:35 a..m..,9.', 02' p!~m,, (0:35 " a, mo ll:43-aono 2:O'a m. Endak0 " : ""' } 1":5:'20; a,m, 8:48 p'.m. [0;20 a,,m. 12 : 23 p,m, 2 :'48 'a:m~- ~"::'Ttn~age 1 ':: :.:/!:": ":~~.!::4 :40 a; m. ""8 : t5r. p".:l~' ' 9~:4 3, a. m. "" 8:05 p,,ml. 9:'30 a,.m. Lv BURNS' AKE'~ ' : :;?.~~Ar} ~ :// - 4';2,01 a~ m,, ::Z:35:'p,:m~. 9:.!5::a~ m~ "12.35 p'n~, ~:00 a,.m ArBU~NSLAKE, l,v' ::.4:,~0 a~m,. 1:05 pom, 3:15 am. :14 p.m. 3:24 a~.mo Deckec lake *,: :;':!:/,:: {/- 4:~07'a..m,,, 1:29 p.mo 3:39 a,m, 1:50 p.mo ~'4:00 a,:~,. Top l~.y :. "/!~:':'":~'/:/~ '~:" -~ :,' 3:28 'a m, 2:20 pore 4:30 a,,m Hous ton '"~//-"... " ~ " 3:00-~a',;m,, 2:50 p.m.5:00.a m. Quck-r ' '... :~'. " - 12:30 a,m.: 3105,pomo 5:15 a,m., 3:25 pomo 535 a,,m. 3:45 pore o, 5:50 am, 41,17 p:om. 6:23 a,m, 4:55 p.mo 6:54 a,;m~ 5:05 p.m. 6:59 a.m. 5:27 pomo 7117 a,,m.. 5:40 p~mo 7:34 a,,m, 6100 P.mo 7:55 a,,m. 6:30 P.mO, 8:25 aom, 7:30 p.m., 'r9":21 a.m. 8:00 p.m. 9r45 aom,~ ]:26 p,~m: 9:06 a.m,. 7:09.p.m. 8:51 a,m, 6~;49 p,m a:m, 6;20 p,,m,, 8:00 aom, 5:50 p~.m,, 7;30 a:,,m~ 5:36p.m. 7:'6 alto, 5:20 p',m,.- '7'100 a~m, 4:50 p/re., '. 4:19 p.m. 3,;4Z~p..,mo ~o. ~,., 3~43, p.,m,, c~,..~ M0rcetown. ' 11:15 a.m. New Hazelton ~ L2~35 aom, "? :S'Juth Haze ton ':L2; 25 a.. m., Skeena Crossng :L2104 a, m,..3;25 p.,m,. Kcwanga., - : tl:50 p.m,.3:0'9 p.m. Ar CEDARVALE.? Lv' ' 11 : 30 p.m. Lv CEDARVALE.'... Ar ~ t:t5 p.m. =Usk " ', :~:,, ".' :-t0:ls,p.m. Ar TERRACE : Lv-: ": :: 9 : 45.p. m,; ~8:'20 p.m.,0:00 acrmo, Lv TERRACE.,: Ar. 9~25 :p.m pore. 0:20, a,m,; " Amsbury 51" ~." 9:05": m 8:53 p.mo.10:33 a.mo 9:03 p.m ' a,,m~. 9:20 p.m a,m p.m. 11 :5 0}00 pomo :40. a'm; a,m p.m.,.11:54 a:m;l p.m p~m.,.!0145 p,mo 12:25 pore; At; PRNCE RUPERT, V Lv rf ~ ~. 7:00 p;m. Ssued Aprl 27, 1966 Rose l.ake.: : ~1.3!::51 a.m., Ar SH]fllERS/ ' ".Lv 1:55 a,,m, l.v SMTHERS At'. 1:45 a.,m,..... Effectve June_ 12, 1966 rt ~ " 2:50 p.m.. ~" m~ 2:36 p.m. " :.~' l:42,p.m. ~. ' ~O l-h 1.~20 p.m,. o~ O~ O 12:55 p., m,. 12:35 p.m. ' c.., 12:22 p.m. ' 12~12 pomo ~ ~ a.m. r,~,.. 11:40 :a.,m,... ~ 11; 15,, a;'m.,. ~ " ll:01~a~m~... ~: " 10:44 aom,' ' 10::30 a,mo ". pyceck! What we need s someone Who hasn't been evscerated, someone who has the welfare of Canada at heart, someone who has clear deas and desres to put them nto effect, someone lke Mr. Got. don. Temper tantrums are common among, the one.to.two year~olds, as wellas ther-temper eryngwheh can ndcate hunger,~or:dscom~ort. Butf these"habtts:eontnue after the chld runs around, and [ he ressts any form of control, he s exhbtng the :fact that he has dscovered that he has a mnd of hs own and s determned to exercse t. t s 'better to dstract hs attenton from whatever s troublng hm than to make an ssue of t.,. : /., member MLLON DOLLAR ROUND TABLE The Mutual ~ Lfe Asmmnos ompmy of enmk :]PO~L'E[0U)~ d~dend ~,stm wovdes low * scot,nsurance ~t~ut parallel ~surame..edttmtowd - Pensons ~nd Poleos ~or, succoss~ ~ty purposes. "1,SENGER ~TME,.: SCHEDULE %.,.,......:~ ',,:~/,.,4 /'!/>:!:: Act": 0nd '~'egulo tlo~,s y,. F. A,:,:! ~:~:W~m~ SA, VgB~!;~,,':-~:': Wdto. or L~onm.,....,ow. stj,a.c.

20 l Advertsng ' 1 ' " - School Dstrct No, 53 (Terrace) - ' ' SUmmarzed Statement of Revenue... Statement of Expendture l and Expendture /Foe THE YEAR ENDED DSCe~n St:,.lUS FOR THE YEAR ENDED ~ E R Jl, 1965 loes " l ~ ~ 5~ l"] l~ ~ ~," 1966 Budget $ 613,0~ Provncal Gove~ment operatng ~rant ~1810~.00 $ 36,500 Staff salares $ 26, *, 136,290 Captal debt retrement grant , $ 74U2~.00 4,000 Offce expense 4,1~.94 ~ 749,323 4,500 Trustee expense "... " : 6, ,752 Rural and muncpal tax requstons 464, ,500 General admnstratve expe'nse 15,~ $ 50,61 Tutton fees 49,300 '"; 45,000 Department of ndan Affars M~~5.O0-1,500 Department of Transport 1, nstm~o~ ~j 3,000 Teaeherage Rentals 2, ,000 Text book rentals 5, ,000 Teachers salares 680, ~! 4,600. Recovery of non-operatng costs 4,960~0 16,500 School clercal salares.. 15,.198,90 ~ 5,000 Grant from housng subsdary 3, ~5,000 Teachng supples ' l ~ ' ~ ' J Transportaton recoveres 19,500 Other nstructonal expense 18, ,.1 Department of Transport ~,~00 " Depar.tment of ndan Affars 4, ~ 1,216,175 Total Revenue for Year 1,228, Operaton. 1,236,000 Total Expendture for Year (Exhbt "B")... 1,257, ,000 Aantors and engneers salares -- '7.1, Excess of Expendture over Revenue for Year 5,000 Aan~tors supples 5, l $ 15,825 Ended December 31, 1965 (Exhbt "C")... $ 29,750.PA 60,000 Lght, power, water and fuel _-- 54,8'/3.46 1O,000 Other operatonal expense 14, ,3!~ Statement o~ Nght School Surplus 140,0oo, AT DECEMBER 31, 1965 Repars and Mantenance Balance January, 1965 $ 212.~ 6,500 Grounds ~ wages and supples 4, 'e ~ Revenue 37,000 Buldngs ~ wages and supples 38, ,500 Equpment -- wages and supples -- 6,0~6.80 ~, Grants... 9, ,000 Other 3,768.~J 52,9 Fees... 8, ' Lectures and flms ,000, Bank nterest Conveyance of Pupls 17, ~t Expendture 94,530 Bus ~)peratng expense 23, nstructors' salares... $5, ,215 Outsde contract expense. 9,760.50,, Drectors' salary and expense 4, ,3S5 TraL~portaton assstance 3, ,.~ Secretary's salary ~, ,100 Books, ma.terals and supples 1, ,3 Auxlary Servce l Machnes mantenance Telephone Offce... :.: Balance December 31, $1, ' Statement of Housng Subsdary Reserve 16, ' AT DECEMBER 31, 1965 Balance January, 1965 $ Teacherage rentals 10, Bank nterest.74 ' ) Expendtures Purchase of teacherage... $4, Contrbutons to general revenue non-shareable expense... :... 3,375.00' Equpment and furnshngs... 1, Teacherage mantenance... ; 1, balance (Defct) December 31, , , $ ,215 Health servces 3~68,68 3,885 Retarded Chldren's Assocaton... 4, ,200 Boardng' allowances. 4, ~oo Non.operatng Expense $,000 4,600 Text book rentals Other 6,80~..16 4~0.80 7,600 Debt Servces 113,500 Seral debenture retrement _ 112, ,175 Debenture nterest 81,1~-0 4,268 U.S. premum on debenture retrement and nterest 4,~o0.09 9,542 Bank charges and nterest 1.1, ~,600 $1.236,000 Total Expendture for Year (Exhbt "A") Balance Sheet as at.december 31st, 1965 Captal Account Current Cash n captal fund bank accounts n u ~1 Fxed (Schedule A and B ) land Balance January 1, 1965 $ 99, addtons Referendum No. 4 ~6.00 Referendum No Referendum No. 6 41, Emergency borrowng Non.shareable surplus $142, Nght School Trust Fund Royal Bank of Canada Accounts recevable Housng Subsdary Trust Fund Bank of Mo~trea A S S E T S L A B L T E S " ~ l ~ " ~" ~ ' ' " ~ Buldngs Equpment and Furnture $2,776, $312, , , , ,( ~A0.45 4,008.4T 1, ~3,164, T~, $ 2, , $ 8,'; ,080, , ' 1, ~a,e98,4m.15. Bank Loans Payable Referendum No. 5 Referendum No. 6 Emergency loan Due to Revenue Fund Debenture Debt (Schedule "C") Captal Surplus (Exhbt "D") Nght School Reserve Due to revenue fund Surplus (Exhbt "F") Housng Subsdary Reserve Due to revenue fund... Defct (Exhbt "E") " 190, , ,616/18 1, ,44s $ 270,116 50,~8 1,942,400 1,426,024 8,35~ 1,PA: $~,698,42 Current Cash on hand Accounts Recevable ASSETS $ ~0.~ ReVenue Account Current. ~l Unpresented cheques Accounts.payable Deferred credt LABLTES $ 37,~ 1,2 3,~ 'Department of ndan Affars. $ 20, ,0~ Vllage of Hazelton _ ~. 7, Surplus ~ Depa'tment of Natonal Dofenee 2, " Balance Aanuary 1, 1965 $ 32,M8.28 Department of Transport Add-Adjustment of 1964 captal grant... 3, Sundry,TrL6 $2,Y , ~,~ Prepad expenses ~ 8, Less: Adjustment of 1964 recevables.~...:: / ;~ Due from captal account. 50~78.94.,Excess of expendture over. :, : '.. Due from nght school account 6, ~ revenqe/or year~(exhbt "A")... ~..... _. 29,'/80.24 Due from.housng subsldsry account 1,4~.07 '" ' ~ ~- -~.... : " , ,, 97,~.~.... $ 37,, :~: '.,,~! :~ Approved on behalf Of the Board of Sehool Trustees: :...~ubmltted wth our report dated Maroh ~. E. 000~ C h ~ '" ~:,.~.:. /....~SS. ~ CO. '