VLctor a, B. C. -..'(...: MONDAY, MAY 17, 1971 TERRACE, B.C., ".q Youth eenter '- vehicle turned an inclined corner.

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1 Premers Offce. f * o VLctor a, B. C....,., %,, See ou r; /sales,.p, Bush: Ear.~!..,:~,;~ ~,,, 280 OB PARKER FORD, Yearr No, -- Yg D / N/t -..(...: MONDAY, MAY 17, 1971 TERRACE, B.C.,..., qo hern, " :r:: : drugs ltd. " ", VO01 "nor O he,.,~e$~jqon 4614 Lazelle ~3s-el!l ".q Youth eenter - / ~/.~; 3 wns support :.; "~"/ - :." :.~. ": The lumber load on ths Terrace Transfer truck shfted and ended up strew.n.over the ntersecton of Clnton Street and Greg Avenue Saturday. The lumber evdently shfted when the Stewart hosptal Addtonal expanson funds requred Plans are underway for a $l.t0,000 extenson to the SteWart Hosptal. Drectors of the Ktmat-!. St k~ne Regonal Hosptal Dstrct decded n Terrace. W.ednesday to approach the department of health servces and.hosptal nsurance.for addronal funds to help off-sel hosptal costs. * The ~.dstrct s askng the provncal government for $100~0O0 n nstead of the $75,000 t has been alloted to :meet -.regonal hosptal fnanedg " Under: current Cost Sharng,..J~?.0grams wth. ths provnce, ~h0sptal nsurance,,."., - department pcks up 60 per cent of all constructon costs. J. K. Ruksys, assstant admnstrator of the Prnce Rupert Regonal Hosptal, whch also admnsters the- Stewart Hosptal, sad, the hosptal proposal.recently rece,ved a boost when tourng members of the B.C.. hosptal nsurance servce found current plans and condtons n Stewart nadequate for that dstrcts needs, t was they, he stud, who suggested the orgnal plan to establsh a medcal centre n Stewart be Scrapped n favor of a hosptal program He sad:,m very, very Caledona Secondary School prncpal John Bastnaecepts tree from grade-12 student Laurel Donaldson, 18, durng tradr- onal tree-plantng ceremd~y a! school last week....., pleased that the regon has money for the Stewart Hosptal." He sad specalsts, doctors; and dental facltes were urgently needed n Stewart. The current 9 bed hosptal wll be expanded to a 13 bed hosptal wth dental and publc health facltes, addtonal admnstratve facltes and enlarged detary, and x-ray facltes, he sad. ~ Once the hosptal s constructed he hopes addtonal There are too many capable medcal personnel wll be ~, people out of work or on attracted by better workng condtons Of the $110,000 to be spent, $80,000 wll be for actual hosptal constructon wth the balance used to construct a nurses resdence, he added. Contd on Page 2 Fnes for careless campers. Recent rans and. coo weather have kept theforest fre hazard mnmal n ths area reports dstrct forest,anger Tom.Harvc. Forestry personnel have been called upon to extngush two mnor half acre fres on Terrace Mountan and" the East Kalum area. Both fres Were caused., by campers who abandoned campfres be for e extngushng them,.; HarV e sad. le ssued tlls warnng to campers: Wth the summer season Comng upon us we expect warm dry weather,to ncrease the fre-..hazard substantally., A "heaver,!, than usual nflux,of tuurstseah:be expected th;ough ~th[s: re~blt due to CentennlaltraVel pomotlom ths yea~, ",~ ~:.:~! : A,y permonwh0 eal:61esly creates a "hazard or.:a Te.ll woeded ;~ardas/~ s : Hable-/to prosecuton., and a.fne." he vehcle turned an nclned corner. WEATHER Weather forecast: Monday- cloudy wth ntermttent ran a few sunny perods n the late afternoon. Tuesday. manly cloudy wth occasonal ran. Wednesday- cloudy Wth ran n the afternoon. Thursday - cloudy Hghs wll contnue to fall n the below normal range for ths tme of year at Lows around 40. Hgh Low Precptaton May trace of ran May nches of ran May nches of ran May a record low for May 15 Odd-job agency to help needy nadequate pensons n Terrace. Jaunta Hatton, a mother and we!fare-recpent, plans to do somethng about t. After two weeks of consultaton wth varous resource people and agences she proposes to open a odd..job employment offce for people who need part tme jobs and mmedate cash.. Speakng before a publc meetng of the Communty Resource Commttee n Terrace last Thursday She proposed the agency whch would provde short term employment opportuntes,. - n.settng up the. agency, pensoners, on nadequate fxed ncomes, housewves and sngle.parents requrng a part tme job, unemployed youths both local and travellng, pepple on want charty. They want a chance to do that small job that needs dong at a house or place of busness for a lttle money to supplement ther nadequate ncome," she sad. She has receved approval for the odd:..job placement centre from Canada Manpower, the Unemployment hsuranee Commsson, the Compensaton Board, the Labor Relatons Board and varous servce organzatons n the communty.."everyone that have spoken to sad the dea s sound and very much needed," she sad..the job placement Welfare or unemployment,:safety, new equpment, and nsurance, and,any.other needy future plans for the loggng, people wno requre mmedate ndustry wll be featured at part tme employment would be the th.rd annual conventon of offerd avalable part tme]obs the~-noth West Loggers The jobs people could be sen. As~oclaton,, May to wouldbe bascally unsklled ~ "An~estmated :~oo truckng, types of employment ~ such as $0mpanles are expected to cleanng yards, householdtobs, send:" delegates to the n6ndlng~ cookng, jobs at 0nventon at the Terrace commercal operatons whch " C0muntY Centre. : ether could not afford to hre /Government and ndustry full-tme help or dd not requre ~, ~Peakers wll nform prolonged help, she sad./ e!egates on the latest truck Employeers would be /!oggng developments., rcoured to my mnmum wa~e?:uelegatos wll be tuned nto..and. pay,.off~mployees on"a~.:~, the~lpggng.!ndustry as a, dallybass ~ ~.",/.-..::- wnole.~,, sad Loggers: :, Mrs,,Hatton "" sad through "... the.: ~.~... ~Sso~laton spokesman Frank : oddjob,ecntpe, both neonle n ~-~ lunson.:,.. ~ ~.needoffempo~a~ empoymert//:~, ~bng: the guest Speakers : ahd]those ~v[o 6uldnt afford to:~l/:: ~ml.be..george. Scrmshaw,, : pdyl,ademl)l~yee:mbre :.tlmn f(: ~kldent lot CobCel.and lke!,mnmun~:.w~ge~wouldbehe/t.,~~ l~tber, vce pesdent. el. Thosepe0ple0ut of work or On ~:,urbcan, Pulp and Paper nadequate pehsl0nu:"do not : : 0hp~ny of Kltmat; The youth complant: ssues to the front and reach the tself although they would : ;:~!~ "Theres nothng to do and no publc to broaden and wllngly respond to help by -~,~~ place to go," may soon be over. strengthen the commttee, sad "trusted" adults. - =~.~. Terraces youth, now commttee charman Wlber "The kds have shown enough.; ~::~ organzed, are preparng a bref James, ntatve" to get thngs gong :, of ther needs whch wll be "Younger and younger kds and weve got to gve them a :::~ presented to a Communty Resources Commttee. are gettng nto trouble," sad John Flock a Department of chance, sad an attendng adult. ~..:... The resources commttee, Rehabltaton and Socal BllYoung, TerraceSalvaton:~- varous servce organzatons, mprovement employee. Army envoy sad: "n the the publc, and Mayor Vctor There are areas n ths begnnng some adult Jollffe threw ther moral communty where somethng s supervson of youth premses support behnd youth at a publc lackng, he sad. And we want to would be requred." The kds meetng attended by know what they are. are not aganst havng some approxmately 75 people at the He receved an mmedate help." Communty Centre Thursday reply from members of "So many people (ad~dts) are :~ nght. The meetng was called by the Terraces youth whosad one of the major problems wth ths questonng kds today. Whle they stll have double standards Communty Resources communty s a lack of we have to trust them before Commttee to brng communty recreatmn places for youth, they trust us," one man sad.,., A youth spokesman sad f Another sad the current Poneers offered a buldng they would be Communty Centre s not capable of lookng after t enough to meet ths themselves, communtys youth needs. "The f e t e d Weneeda place togo, to hold centre s good only tll the events such as dances and a weekend when servce clubs use place for the travelng youth to t facltes." ": / The accomplshments of stay, he sad. The young people agreed that" <~ poneer and elderly ctzens wll Skeena Hgh school prncpal adult polcng support would be : be acknowledged durng a Don Cunnngham told the youth requred ntally...as long as.-~ specal week n ther honor ths any buldng that they occuped they dd not act as "lfeguards" summer, n a letter to all the mayors of should be polced by both students and adults. He added, and completely lmt actvtes. C h a r m a n J a m e s, ~: ~ Brtsh Columba, sabel t should also be run on a wanted to know what facltes ;; Dawson, mnster portfolo sad: wthout partally commercal bass, The group spokesman repled were requred for travellng, job-seekng youth. ~ :~ "nt971, ourcentennalycar, that t would have to be t s a specal pleasure to prmarly polced by the youth Contd on Page 2 ~ announce the proclamaton of ~ theweekofjune6-12asponeer Truck rodeo ad Elde~ly Ctzens Week. "Durng~ ths, ~veek~ we:~wu : have an:oppertanty to pay er/e ", :... " "... specal trbute.to our ponecrs h ay " and elderly crzens, the people... who along the way have :/~"-. contrbuted so much to the achevements of our provnce Truck Loggers wll be drvers wll be assesed penalty durng the past 100 years," she requred to prove ther clams ponts for overrunnng Or falng sad. of beng "the worlds best short. The letter went on to say that drvers" next Sunday. Truckers wll then attempt to muncpal councls should make Truck loggers from back through a approxmately specal consderatons ths year.throughout Brtsh Columba 100 feet of the obstacle course and"n ths way help us honor wll compete for cash and wthout knockng over any of our elderlyctzens and express tro~hes at the Terrace the plastc ball obstacles. f to them a measure of our Downtown Lons Annual they do addtonal ponts ~are admraton and respect for provncal champonshp rodeo, assessed aganst them. them." at Lons Park May 23.! Compettons wll be team Varous forms of loadng! Fre guts entres. Loader operators and equpment and at least three; motel truckers wll pace each other" on types of trucks wll be avalable ~. a tme and obstacle course, for teams.. Each complete l Logs wll be loaded onto a truck by a loader operator and operaton by a team wll take approxmately thrty mnutes.: ~~ An electrc heater s the drven up to a portable scale by the trucker. Teams wll be n addton to gold, slver, and : -~. bronze provncalchamponshn, ~;. suspected cause of a fre tmed for loadng, The truck medals the teams wll be: ::~ Whch gutted a motel buldng and load are then weghed for competng for cash awards. ~ n Terrace Saturday even balance and assessed The.three top teams wll :,! afternoon, penalty ponts for uneven share $1,000 prze money and T e r r a c e f r e m e n balance, usng provncal road the Nor.th West Loggers extengushed the blaze at the Keno Motel on Kalum Avenue truck weght standards, and load Assocaton trophes. wll present before t. could spread to Then loaded trucks wll be Entres for the rodeo wll be.,~ adjonng buldngs, drven through an obstacle accepted unl noon May 22 by -. No njures were reported n crcut. The plastc bottles.on the North West Loggers the fre. the crcut s a stop plank where Assocaton. ~,~Z~tn~ you mougnt you had a hary neghbor A fnd!a bear : ~;b!aek~bear Cub was Captured by SPCA offcals : about u: st era. L~n Avenue ln".terrace lastweek, SPCA ~ rdfacea: nspector Robert Wlloughby ddnt expect 4o Stenley!Pa! /: (.J :: 17 N,*,

2 - " ; ~ +:~--+:;... -.:--::=: --=-~=~+=" =7~=~7-7--~=:-:=+~---:~L~ E;~T =- T;7 --;-"+- -~+-~+-~+-T ~ :t PAGE 2 Publc acknowledges "need for youth center.o~,?r, Contd from Page 1 Resdental homes could be Jr; used to provde room and board to responsble youth, he sad. Before placng anyone n an :f, ndvdual home they would be.;:c screened. One local resdent :~:, had advsed hm that her home,~, would be temporarly avalable, free of charge, to any ~ responsble youth lookng for ~+.+. employment. ~,,. James sad ths would allow concerned resdents an j,. opportunty to assst needy ;,;, youth and become nvolved. Terrace alderman Edna Cooper asked whether a drop-n house would solve the ~mmedate problem of both!, local and travellng youth. ; James repled: "There are a ~,, lot of bugs n that type of set up. ;, Other drop-n houses have!; experenced problems wth food :+ theft, and long dstance phone : calls. :, The Secretary of State has :, alloted a certan amount of :, funds to a Canadan Youth.:: Hostel program, sad an., % attendng member. % "Were lookng nto that,", sad James. "We want more ~: nformaton on the youth hostel ~. concept." " Mayor Jollffe sad the type of.: person who s travellng s,.. dfferent from local youth. ~: Comparng a local youth Fre hazard -. costs rse.,, ;. Prnce Rupert Forest Fre ~: Summary for Week Endng ;: May 14, 1971 ;: The fre hazard throughout ~~ the dstrct remans low to ~: moderate; however local ;. condtons such as strong wnds can present condtons that are.+ k~ %4 extremely hazardous, as the sprng growth of trees, shrubs and grass s not fully establshed at ths tme. Total number of fres to-date s 39, an ncrease of 18 snce the last report, and cost of fre fghtng s ncreasng accordngly..+.: ;,,+, "",~"....+, t,"! hostel to the European system of hostels does not offer a tree comparson sad Alderman Cooper. x The European system "ddnt arse to sut a need. t was organzed to encourage travel, Our hostel would be based on a dfferent concept." The youth group wll attend a Tuesday mornng Communty Resources Commttee meetng to forward a bref of ther needs and tell the commttee what plannng youth has done towards ts goals. --YOUTH ~NANCNG... A s.vokesman for the T~:race Jaycees sad Jaycees nternatonal and Peps Cola Company have ntated a program accentng youth...the Councl of Youth. He sad the Terrace organzaton wasnt bg enough to carry such a program on a local level. and needed addtonal support. He also warned youths that the rght people would be requred to assure the projects contnung success. You must fnd the rght type of person to fll executve postons. or else a program could be klled, he sad. Our youth are responsble and most parents would permt ther youngsters to frequent a youth centre, sad one man. John Balzar a clergyman and member of the Mnsteral Assocaton asked who would provde the fnancng to support any type of youth project. He sad the Mnsteral Assocaton would provde some monetary assstance but asked where the balance of the requred fnancng would come from. A youth spokesman repled that students themselves could get together and "get thngs gong to rase the money." James added, "youll apprecate t more f you got L_ W hen you dont know who to turn-to..,...,:.+ ~.~, +,.,. " +. TURN TO US WTH some of the money yourselves." We would probably look after thngs better f we were requred to provde some money ourselves, the youth spokesman sad. "t would gve us a feelng ef responsblty," he sad "Somethng that we arent gven much credt for now-adays." TERRAC~ HERALD, TERRACE, B.C., + " " MONDAY, MAY l7, 1971 " +. ;, -,:,,, - + " " " Odd :lobs servce center urged " " : ~ : :" ; = d "+ r ~.h. " -- Dstrct News " BY PEGGY PHOENX Bert Patterson of Ft. Macleod Alberta arrved n Terrace recently on hs wayto Prnce Rupert. He was a compaded by Mr. Sandersoh,. Mr. Woodworth and Mr. Mtchell, resdents n the Gedlen age home n Fort Maeleod, Alberta. They later boarded the Queen of Prnce Rupert for Vancouver sland before returnng home. {her benefts by worklng on a dentfcaton cards would he She r~uested P"::+:+... Contd from rage part tme btss, she sad. Those ssued to job canddates so that [servce ~ cl "- ~~ +=~"~~- Tbe job placement agency, recevng unemployment prosp#c, tre employers would "... would ntally be operated by nsurance or welfare are be assured the person organzatons offer to assst the Mrs. Hatton. She emlbhaszed allowed to earn a lmted arrvng agency by supplyng fnances to a job mte s the that she wants to set up the amount of money to supplement person sent by the agency.. pay for the ageney!s monthly agency to fll a communty ther ncomes wthout expenses. The agency would b.e opened need, and wll receve no money endangerng ther benefts. : "Any contrbutons would be durng regular busness hours. for her efforts. to pay for expenses, not for "Th e jobs "ava able would Mrs. Hatton sad a number of wages as ne offce wages would Bl Young, Terrace Salvatmn have to he strctly on a part Terrace servce clubs have be requred, she sad:. : Army envoy sad "many people tme bass and not exceed a endorsed her dea. Alderman Edna Cooper and need short perod work whch maxmum of three days on any At Thursday"~ meetng Mrs. meetng charman:".wber Manpower cant provde." gven job. Any jobs. expected to Hattun sad alow rental offce James both endorsed the odd. People on welfare, last longer than three days must was avalable but a phone, desk, job placement eunoept;, addng; unemployment nsurance and be handled through Canada and offce statonary were "ths type of agency has been[ fxed ncomes would not lose Manpower," she sad.- requred. talked about for years." ECOND ANNUAL SH COUMB FETVAL OF PO RT" MAY OJUNE,197...n centennalyeap! l. :... : + ;,~ r." ::(~+;+< +: +~: + ~~+ + +:+:+: ++++: ~... ~ : ::... d: +~+:+~ +++++~+++! :; d: :+~:+ +++;+~E~"... :+++; :+;++++J +p++:+f+k~ ;++++: ~;+:~m" :++++++!: ++:::+" : ; :;+;++;+:+++++:;~+;?:;+::;+;::~:;::;;:::;:;:::+: d~p~+++:++++++p+~ ;+++~~+ +~++;~ +;+:.++:++ ; d +~ + ~ ++~.~+ +(~ + +~d+" "~.+d~ k + :::; F F :/:: + " ; ":.:L~. + ~ " ; + ".++~++.-+~+,:::::~:::::.-::::::7.,.::::~::+:+ +:.::.::...;r.:+.:..: :.:.:~::+~:.;:~+.::~:::::+y= +::++r:+:+.+::++: ~;:++;++;:?;++++;+:~++~ :~+ :;++ +;+;++; +;++: ~,.+++:..+:.,+: ":,:"::;+ ":++:+;::+ ++;++~ :8+;+++"!++: ;++:++:+;+;++++~+++;++:++n:+++:~;?:.:;.+:>++.++.:.~:.`.::.v..:. ~...:"...:..:... ::"+.:~++.,".:.+,:;.+.::.+,++~.+~.+:+;:~,,~.=.~+~E,. +,.. "~+..:..; :: :=::..:x~+:: ": ; " " """ ~;,:~. :.::: "~:". :"... : ".. " : : (( J +::l ::" 4 ")):: : )):~:~ ~ ~:~(~+~ ~: :..., ) : :,+ d... :" : :.::...?.:++. ":::; : : : " :) : + :~ ::" : : : : ): ~... :.., : (. $: ~=;=:~,1:4 :: ]; ~ : : ; ~.~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~:: ~ ~. ~41 ~A~;~ ~.~ #,. " KEY TO SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: *Sanctoned Zone or Regonal event, "*Sanctoned Provncal event not necessa:rl~; a champonshp.. ***Major sanctoned and unsanctoned provncal, champonshps and events nvolvng contestants from other provnces or countres. The events and dates lsted n ths advertsement are based on nformaton receved at the Festval of Sports Offce to Aprl 1, Any subsequent changes or deletons are the responsblty of the event commttee n each communty. When buyng a load of rch The wld west lves agan n the hstorc Carboo and Chlcotn topsol you soon ]earn that whle CONFDENCE countres durng Festval of Sports tme The people, are as some thngs n lfe may stll be rough and frendly as ther burnshed saddle leather Youll drt cheap, drt snt one of T fndgreatfshnglakesandstreamswtnfneresortsnearby. them. MacKAYS Vst the gold rush restoraton of Barkervlle; but frst, take t " FUNERAL all n on horseback. S.G. Fellstrom, Podatrst EVENTS N TALCS: Non-sports events, pageants, parades, themes and specal attractons recognzed as Festval ancllary events. COMMUNTY CHARMEN: Lsted next to communty names.... CA, RBO-O... + D.P.M. )" HOME + Lakelse Motor Hotel ; t ~, ~ p ~., ~, ~,,r+ Tuesday, May ~, h. Servng Ktma[ ~"~;~: ~ ~ ~+.,~ ~,:~X+. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. CALL ~ :,t: BELLA COOLA Track - Feld *Jr. Fnals May 20 CLNTON Rodeo Regonal May29.30 Clnton Ball 105th Annual May MLE HOUSE (Arth~,,r L. Weslowsky) Rodeo ***B.C. Hgh School and Lttfe Brtches May QUESNEL (Ray Murray) Golf +*Jr. and St. Open May30 6ymkhana *+Horsemens Assocaton May 24 Tenn s Regonal May Marbles +Regonal Tournament May 24 WLLAMS LAKE (Wes Atchson) 6olf *Maple Leaf - Chlcotn Open May Horsemanshp **Tral Rde Horse Show. **Tralrders Sprng Show Track- Feld "North Central B.C. School Tenns Regonal SCHEDULE OF EVENTS.... :"++++++"+"":?":=:?!:=",,:: NORTH CENTRAL/ NORTHWEST Ths s the great new hghway that stretches from the Alberta border through the Yellowhead Pass out to Prnce Rupert and the Queen Charlotte slands f you havent seen.all ths country yet. nows the hme todo t. You vst cosmopoltan Prnce George. sdetrp to Fort St. James, stop to watch- the ndans trap fsh n Morcetown Canyon Dont mss the restorahon of Ksan at Hazelton. Sdetnp to the "Alumnum Cty". Ktmat. tarry at Terrace then down the Skeena to Prnce Ruper: for an nsde Passage ferry rde. ~t~, - -. ~...~ ~.-~.P",J.~t~ ~,..,--~,,,. q+r3p~,-~++;+p,,~ -f.-,;~;:.~p~,+ BURNS LAKE (S. c. Thomas) Canoeng, +=, Portage and Water Races June 6 Mners Sports +**Pn Drve, Gold Pannng, Rock Drll, Clam Stake June 5 HAZELTON Track - Feld *Hgh School Regonal May 19 KTMAT ndan Sports Canoe Races May 24 Track - Feld Secondary Schools Zone May 29 PRNCE GEORGE (W. E. Woyok) Archery ~+Amercan and Feld Round June 5.6 Bowlng 5 Pn Regonal May 23 Bowlng 5 Pn Zone Fnals May 30. Canoeng +*Northern Hardware May 23 Gymkhana *Regonal May+23. Horse Show *Sprng Show ~ "M~y 29.30, Lacrosse +Mnor Tournament May Marksmanshp **Shot Gun May Marksmanshp *Trap Shoot June 4.6 Morksman;~hp *~Pstol May Soap Box Derby "Elks May Softball +Sr. "B" Tournament- May Swmmng +Festval of Sports Meet May Tenns - Regonal May Motor Sport. +Stock Cars May 24 Rodeo +A.C.T. June 3.6 Soccer +Regonal Tournament May Centennal Teen Rock Festval May 22 Elks May Day Celebratons May Shrne Crcus June 3.4 PRNCE RUPE RT (Ken MacLean), Tenns Regonal May Swmmng May SMTHERS (Ken Holden) Jun e 5 Oymkhana " "Regonal Open M my23 May Pony Express +Regonal Open Race May 24 May Soccer +Jr. Boys Tournament May 22 May Softbal +Tournament May24 :~ ::~: :!:+: ~!~; ~:~::>~+~:?::~... ~. "~,"+:,: ".-~".:.:(.+.:,+,.":...::~.{::+;~:::+;:+:::+."/: +., "" - :,;: Track- Feld *Elementary School Relay June 6..,, Buggy Race Mners Sport June 5 :: TERRACE (Ad. Edna Cooper).... TALL TOTEM FESTVAL : Bowlng Marathon. May 30 Bowlng 5 Pn Regonal May 23" Bowlng +5 Pn Gotden Age Clubs Champs. May 20 " Judo +Northwest B.C. Champs. May Logger Sports *++B.C. Champonshps May Motorsport ++Stock Car Drt Track June 5.6 Motorsport *++Truck Loggers Rodeo May Parachutng +**Sky Dvng - B.C. Champs. May Track - Feld *Fnals June 5 Elks May Day Sports May 24 Wheelbarrow Relay Race MaY 24, VANDERHOOF...June 6 Rodeo Hgh School Zone May24 Fly.n Crcus, June 6 " PEACERVER: ;; : }!.,.:.;,.,::+ :+ ",;;; + ] All along the Alaska and John Hart hghways, sprng flowers are burstng out. Ths s a great tme to vst the Peace Rver Dstrct as the sleepng gant awakens. Vstthe mghty W. A~ C: Bennett dam, then take off for one of North Amercas gre,~t, drvng adventures The Festval of Sports s the kck-off for centennal hapoemngs n tl~e Bg Country! ALASKA HGHWAY (Tony Brummet) Motorsport Car Ra ly DAWSON CREEK Equestran *Ra-Bo.Ron Show Motorsport *En duro Rally Swmmng +"Seals" Swm Meet Water Polo *South Peace nvt. Meet Water Polo ++Lades FORT NELSON Walkathon- 100 Alaska Hghway from Mle 400 to 300 FORT ST, JOHN Track- Feld =Peace Rver Centennal Motorsport Truck Roadeo HUDSON HOPE "" Gymkhana Square Dancng TAYLOR Charot Races Snowmobles ++Regonal Canyon Cty Square Dancers ++Pony ++Western Canada Grass " Drag Racng Champs..o " May May 30:-,.:. May 23 : June 5.6 t,+ +May 29 +,, May29.307~ May 28.39~ June 12!~" June 6 :~ May 29-30~ May 29.~-+" May ~. Ma~ 22.23!;,l.~: :... ++,@+::+: : :~: :~:: ;~ : :.,.. ;!++,++!:~ ++;+++;;::+:.. : ~+:: ::.+.+.:...;+".... l& ~, ~; +,++~%.~:~, ~...:~... :::,.:. ~.~::~.:~::.~;, + ~+.:..,, ~: +;~.~,++++~ :+:,~...,.,. 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3 " " MONDAY, MAY 17, 971 TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. PAgE 3. Commun.ty t.+ Calendar :~+~ # ":# "+: + +~ + "+.... A dog,oh~en~e class wll begn "at the Terrace Communty Centre May 25th, : Tuesday at 4 p.m. Ths wll he an: eght: week..: course, For nformaton phone xxxxxx... Members and prospectve :~aembers of Mlls Memoral Hosptal. Auxlary are nvted,. toatourot the hosptal pror to.the auxlarys regular meetng at. 7:30 p.m. Monday,.May 17. /The regular meetng wll convene at 8:15 p.m. The Auxlarys annual fall... bazaar s planned for October 2. For more nformaton phone V Cameron at , xxxxxx / Foster Parents Assocaton Terrace Branch, wll-rdeet regularly once a month. " " Ffteen foster parents attended the assocmuons meetng May 11, at the home of Charman Mrs. Edth Martn., Lnch Glynn who s n charge Happy youngsters wade nto water n search of wld lfe mantaned for ths purpose by Twnrver Tmber,.Terrace of "n care" at.the Terrace specmens for study durng ther week.long class on farm loggng subsdary.ol Columba Cellulose Company, Lmted. welfare offce spoke on permanent foster care and -.. adoptonpractcesandpolces+the Assocaton wll. meet Poneer H rt homestead now forestry, recreat!ona+!r=are agan June 8 at 8 p.m. at the $:mth, 4909 Scott, n Terrace. home ofmr. andmrs. Russell, XXXXXX Elks Club and Lades el the Royal Pruple plan a Mayday celebraton for May 24th. Parade of Floats wll start : from Terrace stretches varety el tents, and trom the " " pa tota 00 man - hour Monday, May 24th, 11 a.m. from thesccnc Ktsumkalum Valley. old stone freplace of the log of the, great wave of land- mprovng buldngs and the Canadan Legon, down Ths sxty-mle corrdor has cabn behnd the.m, rses the ~ungry"!mmgrans whch facltes. Ths year, they plan. become anmportantartery for smoke anu smehs ot goo~ venetrate~ and settled many to work on twenty dfferent CvcLakelse Center.Avenue anda endpancakeat the. the logg ng operators of Co]eels home. cookng. remote parts of the provnce, projects ncludng constructon breakfast wll precede the Twnrver Tmber Lmted, The chldren are from Some years later, the Harts of a wharf andnstallaton of headquartered at Terrace, and Terrace and, despte holday moved away and the property barbeque facltes, parade--begnnng at 6:30 a.m. ts harvestn crews n the Nass appearances, are attendng reverted to the Crown. Although Twnrver Tmber Lmted has at the communty ceater, g... May Queen Tammy Larkn Valle v. el a s s. Proof of ths s found on Twmrwers busy loggng road gven addtonal help by =.,- - the tables besde the cabn passes wthn a mle of the provdng equpment such as a wll be crowned before the sees Prom a long me meandernmr an onserver valle,, whch are covered wth farm, you mght never know t desel generator, from ts own parade.,... ~..- ~ snecmens of nsects, tadnoles was there except for the operatons Access to the farm Stu d e n t= [~s~ngcg;3tpyet~s~e~hteh~ ra ~tky.oo, w.+_+oo_ ~nd:;at;v~:s e~e;p~nr. [e ~s~esdt~es~agnmtt h~hec+mpranye ~v%th~t pg[ad%~dn~ travel wdely Top Terrace hgh school l students have entered a varety of educatonal contests durng the past school year. Begnnng n md-november, t970, Trudy"Hamer and Lnda Tmko. attended a vetavson c.qaferenc n Saskatoon,. Sask. Money for the conference was rased by the Caledona Scence Club Members to send both to Saskatchewan. Both Students hope to become veternary assstants. n March of ths year, Brenda Taft, Louse Renney, M~chael Tugwood, Mara Hug and Mara Sperando. travelled to Vancouver, under, the auspces of the Catadan Broadcastng Company, to compete n the televsed quz.games "Reach for. the Top".. ~ Skeena-Cassar Sejo01 Dstrct.11 board Of trustees alloted a- $200 grant to cover expenses. Caledona band students Were n Vctora at Easter and the Caledona Chor Band pad a flyng vst to Vancouver to sng before the queen and compete n the Brtsh Columba Band and Chor Champonshps. Range. The dark blue waters of forays nto a nearby swamp., Recreaton Commsson for the Twnrver crews. " The Ktsumkalum Lake (ugually Mcroscopes, notebooks and companys only requrement s abbrevated to "Kam") reflect zoology texts share the table that groups headed for the farm the surroundng mountans and tops wth glass jars, odd-lookng travel over company roads gve a pleasant mpresson of rocks and nterestng reeds. durng the safe evenng hours or coolness durng the heat-hazed on weekends. davs ot the northern summer. A large part of the credt for n contrast to the snake-lke makng ths communty servce progress o! the Kalum Rver s avalable goes to Peter the hgh-grade gravel road Fannng, Recreaton Drector for the Dstrct of Terrace, and wh:h runs n a sngle-mnded to the Terrace School Board. )ath.north lrom Hghway 16 hr~ou gl~ +the,yauey.f0r. sxty ~lfes ++:(u~tl-[t r+~ach~s~thl~!nass. Fve days every week tns,r, aod s marked by bllowng tals of dust kcked up by the wheels of gant fucks whch haul logs for Twnrver Tm her. These trucks haul from forest clearngs flled wth the busy chatter of chan saws, the thunder of fallng ees and the roar of heavy desels. Near Terrace. ther loads ar/~ transferred to ral cars at the busy Kalum Reload. The Hart Farm sts n the centre of all ths actvty, at the southern end of Kalum Lake. Here, a mood of peace and tranqulty prevals. About the only sound a vstor may hear s the laughter and chatter of chldrens voces engaged n the centures-old pastme of youngsters--havng fun. Along the lake shore are ptched a NOW S THE TME FOR.HOUSE TRALER. ROOF REPAR FOR LOW COST PRCE, SEE YOUR HOUSE TRALER ROOF SPECALST. STEVE PARZENTNY ROOFN6 O0,LTD, Terrace, B.C. Phone anytme Each weekend, a new group of students arrves together wth teachers and a few parents spend the week learnng about nature by lvng wth t. School chldren of the area have enjoyed, ths knd.of.,outdoor d~ls~r~fh for "th/ee~yedpg now. Pa r~lt3;!: frequently~, fh~r._ - the+~ chldren Say,--t wasgreat, but should have been twce as long." The Hart Farm s part of Tree Farm Lcence No. 1 whch was assgned to Columba Cellulose nearly twenty years ago. t was orgnally settled at theturn of the century by the Hart famly nomnal sum of $1 a year, and the commsson, n turn, arranges for the farms use by the school beard, organzatons who care for crppled chldren and the occasonal church or busness group seekng a quet and pcturesque retreat. The farms advantages le n ts ar of rustcty and solaton. The buldngs st n a forest c~rng wth a ~oerfect vew of th~ ~l.~t t.ak Cp pne sde. They,.app~r~exdetly.as4hey dd when frst bult n,the early 19oo%. New wrng and vower generatng facltes were nstalled last year by Kalum Electrc whose owner, Lou Sperendo,donated supples and labour through the Terrace l Kwanas Club. Other members of the club have contrbuted a OASSAR OONSTRUOTON LTO. "Planners & Bulders of Qualty Homes" Phone Mr A. Schwager DUPLEX ON CORNER OF BENNER AND HALLWELL 1516 sq. t. wtl~ bathroom and powder room, wall to wall carpet, concrete sdewalk. Wll be vacant on June st and can Ue rented on oplon to buy BENNER. z storey home, 1~36 sq. ft. wth 2 full bathrooms, wall to wall, carpet largo sundeck and carport. Full basement, eleclrc heal. Wll take trade for ~art down payment. APPLE STREET Lo.. r cost homes on Apple StreeL 1,000 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, full basement, carport, electrc heat, stucco and sdng ex;eror. Only $22,500 wth $2,500 down. BUY DRECTLY FROM BULDER AND SAVE "YOUR EYES" YOUR MOST PRECOUS POSSESSON ETHEM EXAMNED REGULARLY" ~SARRAHGE AN EYE EXAMNATON y O U ; +. " ~r;+.:: * :",::L+:+CA~L..~j++ AT".. " ( Remembor :, " ;: :" +.,+"! ""+ +; : ": +... }:.?(: Your Prescrpton :., : ": Belongs to You. +,,,...~..+.: BRNGYOUR PRESCRPTON TO US "".~....,~.:.,:.-~?,,+.. f g...+ /... Terrace: Lttle plays+++ Four amateur ~actressess from the Terrace.Lttle Theatre have been nvted to perform on. the gala nght of the Centennal Showcase of Drama n Vctora next month. Sx other drama companes from B.C. wll perform at the festval organzed by the B.C. Drama Assocaton and Theatre Canada, whch wfl be held at the McPherson Theatre n Vctora from June 2 to 5. The Terrace company have chosen "The Kllng of Sster George" for the festval. They performed the three act play earler ths month at the Skeena Drama Festval n Prnce Rupert where adjudcator Tom Kerr chose the -:play to/go to tlm festval n Vctora. " P The Prnce Rupert drama" group were.also nvted to partcpate n Showcase. " Actress Men van Heek, sad two of the four plays at the Skeena Drama Festval were nvted to go to Vctora compared to only one ou[of 12 perforn~ed n Vshcouver. She sad "Amateur drama s poorer n Vancouver than here because they have more competton from vrofessonals." Terrace Lttle Theatre needs $1500 for ther trp for at least seven mer0bers ncludng drector Robn McCoR The group hopes to get $500 from the Festvals travel fund. THE PERFECT GR,4DUATON GFT l l=op s ], MEN8.fmc,.u..+ v.,+c~.,.c~ o~o.o~,~ % FRO+: "OTH~ & DAD J {TO" so, } PRNCE RUPERT 421-3RD AVE. W :+-, : f4 <~ All ; "We hope ~_. g.et+mo~t~(of the.+mo0allbtt+dl b~.au~ ~e l~.e.~?~ thefar.eat away.;, Meek ~aldl ~ The three other parls n 1311e.$_+~~ play are by Molly Nattre, M, ;~ wnner of the best actre~,,-~,+,, award n B.C. a few years ago, +, Ela!ne Shepherd and.joy~ ~:.~, Holden. " "*,~!~ She feels drama groups n!+:) B.C. are poorly suppo~d by s the provncal governmed[; ~ compared wth funds gven to",, sports and musc festvals. The Lttle Thlmtre has; +.~. already partcpated sx ~ tmes,;!. n the festval wth both one act: ~ ~ and three act plays. +. Men sad "The whole group; / s workng lke mad at all knds of fund ra/sng actvtes.".. TERRACE 4621 LAZELLE AVE Aflofl: g nt + BY THE DEPARTAET OF REHABLTATOl tl SOCAL lnproveaent + " To further assst the burden on permanently and severely physcally and/or+mentally dsabled persons presently recevng socalallowances, ~ the Governmentof Brtsh Columba has author-. "~ zed an addtonal allowance of up to $30 a month,, :.+.based on need, effectve May,l~ 1971., +~,.~..~+ ~ ~-+ J ~, ~:~~++++ Elgblty wll be deter-:.+.u. ~+.~+:, :::-;,:.::: -~ :~+ +~~++ mned by themedcal Allow~;:!::/?~: ; :++; ~+ :.... ::Y~+ ances.c~mmttee, ;y:;+;+~:`::+.~+,``+~:~ ~;?! ~`~ ;::: Forfurther nformat Oq a~ *++...,.+~+.: ~,,.+~<. + ply to/your local + Rehabdta, ++;:++~::+:+ :: ton and+~al mprovem ~++:~++:~+~+++ Offce.,+: /+ -: +.+ :~:+>;:?,;++/+:t+:,:, +: ,.. ".....afld +.&,,..{+~.*t.;(;.. - ~. :. + ",.:... " : ++ +,. +;/ " "~~: + ~..+.?l!.,+j~,1.+~}~ ~7 ~++ ;]+~ ) -+ L + + :! Y "::!] APEX PERSORPTON OPTOAL +?.-": +..,:/d+.!n.+an,,d,.., Lakelse " ,,. ~z ";:~+~::!~;~~ t. - "; +... "".. "t+. 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4 PAGE 4 TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C. MONDAY,.MAY 17, 1971 Terrace o :!Herald A The Terrace Herald s a member of the Canadan Weekly Newspaper Assocaton, The B.C. Weekly Newspapers Aesecatun, and Varfed Crculaton. Publshed every Monday and Thursday at 4613 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. Postage pad n cash, Return postage guaranteed. Second class mal regstraton number Q GENERAL MANAGER : GORDON HAMLTON ADVERTSNG MANAGER: BLL GROENEN EDTOR KAYCE WHTE: Rmnoss Address: ~13 Laze, le A,ve., Terrace, B.C. phonn.~635~_ t l OUR OPNON Seasonal Runaround BY CHARLESWOLVERTON The longest dstance between two ponts s the runaround. And ths s what hordes of unemployed youth, out of the unverstes and the hgh schools, are gettng as they search for a place n that $50 mllon-plus summer payroll. Between Manpower and the local offce of the federal secretary of state, Gerard Pelleter, there s no straght lne..= Prme Mnster Trudeau announced the federal government wll spend $57.8 mllon to create summer job and travel opportuntes to youth comng nto the labor market as school closed. But the outlnes of ths broad program were vague. Substantal employment, the federal mnster sad, would result f ntatve was taken n the localtes to create projects, whch, f approved, the federal government would fund. For a few week~ therewas a spate of projects, from provnces, muncpaltes and other subdvsons of government. Typcally many of offfered projects that ncluded parks and beaches, archves research and care of retarded chldren. But for youth temselves, what do they do about fndng work connected wth these and other programs? A Manpower spokesman sad there was nothmg hs agency could do about jobs. t couldnt create them. t could only fll them f ereated. A spokesman fol" the secretary of states local offce sad all the nformaton about youth job program was made avalable to manpower. "They have the oblgaton to tell you," sad he. But the Manpower pont of vew was ths, as expressed by ts spokesman. "The government of Canada can hre students," he sad, "just as other employers regster jobs wth us. How can we produce jobs unless theyre there." The Manpower offcal sad the comng summer could be worse for jobs than last summer, and he sad that t was up to the young man to hunt out hs own job. But then the queston for the kds remans: Where are the jobs and whom do they see? ndan summer Margaret L. (Ma) Murray, the salty sage of Lllooet won herself a modcum of mmortalty when she talked to Ontaro students some tme ago about sex and the permssve socety. Take t easy, she sad. Dont start too soon or youll wear yourselves out. Now the experts, confound them, say shes all wrong. s nobody safe from them? The Amercan Geratrc Socety heard from a learned researcher that the very thng that Ma warned aganst s the best guarantee of a sexually The frst tme she notced that.somethng seemed to be wrong was when her husband began leavng the bathroom n a condton that looked as f a hurrcane had ht t. One of the thngs shed always notced about hm and was proud of was hs mmaculate attenton to cleanng up afterwards - the bathroom, the ktchen, or cookng on the pato. Now he had begun leavng everythng around, wet towels on the floor, clothes hung over the edge of the bath, and one day sauce dropped over the pato floor and the steak burned to a cnder. She spoke to hm a few tmes but he came nstantly angry, replyng n a voce she had very seldom heard, - taut, and wth almost volently suppressed anger. Then he began to be so restless n bed at nght that.~h. was forced after a few weeks to suggest he move to the spare room. Hs anger at ths was so volent that she became afrad, and moved to the spare room herself, when he completely refused. Many an evenng she tred wthout any success, to dscover f somethng was troublng hm. "What should he troublng me?" hed answer abruptly. "Weve everythng two people could possbly want, The kds are dong well - as :happly marred as anyone else, what n the =world would he worryng me. What do you keep? on askng for. For heaven.~ sake, stop naggng." Lfe s to Lve by Cay Wade "Dontyou thnl{ ~on zs actng a lttle oddly these days?" "s anythng troublng hm?" "m tred of askng hm that," Madge repled, and found herself dstressed that Jula should have notced anythng; though she supposed by ths tme all ther frends were wonderng. She dd not want to dscuss the matter wth anyone, begnnng to nvade her -thoughts. There was be But t was dffcult not to someone else. There could haprobe and queston hm, for she rdy be any other reason for hm just could not fnd the,answer..~ beng lke ths. The bathroom was now At fve n the mornng Bob constantly n a mess and when the next summer came she found she dare not trust hm to barbecue properly when the crowd came n. One weekend on the boat he crashed ntothe clackat the marna, joltng everyone, aboard,.and seemed rrtablyunconscous of. havng.done anythng unusual ncdents Hke:.ths became At last, one of",her close fre~ends,:.jula, spoketo her:: actve old age. The more the young, the merrer the old, so to speak. Dr. Erc Pfeffer sad t s just not true that sexual actvty declnes ravdly wth age. and cted examvles n ther sxtes, seventes, e]~htes and--wat for t--nnetes. t sounds lke a genune sprng-tme story. But we wonder how the protest groups wll react on learnng that youth has no monopoly? At 18, 30 s an ncredble age. But 80? Vancouver Provnce a few days. But Bob refused to get out of bed, and was suddenly very depressed. He became volent when Madge suggested gettng ther doctor. T leave f you do," and not come back at all, ths tme." Only when her frend Jula and her older daughter, Bess~ pleaded so strongly that.she could not resst, dd Madge talk to them about her growng fears for Bobs" emotonal health, "There snt any one else," she sad. " know that now. But somethng s very, very wrone." Jula told her.then, of a smlar tme she had wth her mother. atths lttle book," she sad to Madge. ts called "When thngs "Go WronmWhat Can You Do? t has some really good advce as towhat to do when ths sort of thng happens; atttudes to adopt, and so on. Do read t, Madge, and then talk to me, and ll do anythng can to help you help Bob." bladge read carefully and then dent for some more copes o=m the local Canadan Mental Health Assocaton. "The CMHA.s. sendng out many hundreds of these all across Canada, to everyone who asks for one,,-sho told her daughter later. "And t certanly guded me as to the approach, s.h0u!d take wlth~ Ddd~. th~thd( every famly would be wse to have one on. A muse. on news Nadne ASa~te.j Radar has been developed to detect the flght pattern and heght of flght of brds near arports. Means wll then be found to rd arport areas of ths nusance. f we provde a complex enough obstacle course for our mgratng frends they wll be too.fred to complete ther journeys north and south and we wont need polluton to kll.them off. ts a matter :of decdng whch has more rght to be n the ar men or brds. Canada geese and the. whoopng crane are no match for meq n the bout-called progress. XXXXX The Provncal Government s establshng twenty fve but areas reserved for the study of flora and fauna. Has the myopc vsoned B.C. Government suddenly had a look at the future where such surreuntlngs left to us after strp mnng and forestry " " ~/~~f~ rest?nterests have destroyed the " Perhaps. Because spokesmen say that ultmately these areas may be fenced off and permts ssued to the general publc for vstng "But, comrade - f hes a leader of an opposton how come hes sttll alve?" BLL SMLEY: An dle Summer Pos tore p e ~ the lfe-takng slde n Quebec at st. Au...o----..oa. Jean Vanney could have been averted f planners had Ths s gong to be a long, wthout a job. " Mnmum wage laws n jobs followed the advce of a tough summer for parents of Thousands of them wll ht the that used to be supplemented by BY REV. J. VANDYK, geologcal surveyor. young people n the senor hgh road, lke the hoboes of the tps have made many resort BA BD Dwellers n the age of school and unversty brackets. Great Depresson, drftng operators turn ther backs on Aquarus to warnngs have when turned the deaf lght ears of Theyre gong to be stuck wth about the country, bummng students. Why hre an awkward Have you read one of the ndustry says "go. bored, restless chldren, meals, a place to sleep and grl watress wth no recent bestsellers? xxxxx And the only thng worse than alosng ther self-respect n the experence, at a buck ffty an t s ttled "The Good" News The orgnalty of the Sovets havng a bored, restless chld on process, hour or whatever, when you can for Modern Man!" s open to queston but at least your hands s a severe case of the crud, wth complcatons, And just as the hoboes used to rase enough for the occasonal hre experenced watresses from the vast pool of Mnsters value t as a sacred one good dea from behnd the ron Curtan has been put nto The reason ts gong to be a gallon of wne, some of these unemployment, for the same hook. badsummer s that there are no kds wll payhandle or steal to fgure? Hghschool teachers dscuss t effect recently on Russan s t the governments fault? n Englsh lterature class, trans. jobs for the majorty of young get moony n order to get hgh Partly. The $50 mllon the Judges present t to new Guns have been gven people who would normally be on drugs, authorty to throw drunks off workng. Whats the answer? Dont ask federal government put up to Canadan ctzens., The other day carred out a me. m a queston man, not an allevate the students stuaton Magstrates demand that you " trans at the next staton. bref poll of one of my senor answer man. Then lets.ask was too lttle and too late, and swear on the bble n the Many Canadan bus and tran grades. Most of them are bound some questons, had so many strngs attached to courtroom, passengers could wsh for the for unversty or nursng or some s t partly the kds fault? tthatmr. Benson mght just as But for most of us the book s same effectve method of too bg and flled wth rrelevant dealng wth over ndulgng such. asked how many had a Yes. Some of them would rather well have thrown t nto the stores, poems ~d sermons.passengers.,~~edup~r~su_[9~ey~,qu~.of ~ bum,all summer than clean Ottawa Rver.,,... ~,,..,.,:. maty.peop~e, ~Wo.h~d.One wt) ~- ~e~seves up to the mnmum All t has done s create -We make. a.serzod*mmtake... " ~. Another mflhon dollar per" work for hs father on a dary standards of a pretty free another branch on the vast oak wnen we consmer me mme~a~~..,~. -~year.~.un Z "n~st ry ha sneen... x:uoo: farm. The other, a grl, wll socety. Others have never done of bureaucracy. Thats where a story book for the Sunday punch a cash regster and only a drty days work n ther lves good chunk of the money wll school, or a sacred book for the" " Swordfsh.becauSe of mercury polluton. got the job because shed and would not stoop to menal go. ts lke foregn ad. By the preacher n the pulpt. Swordfsh s hardly a staple worked at t last year. chores. (My frst job was tme the wheat or whatever t s The bble s a very down-to- on Canadan tables but halbut, So there we have twenty- cleanng out lavatores) And a trckles down through the earth book, dealng wth the salmon and sole swm n the eght, frustrated young peeple. great many of them smply, bureaucrats to the natves problems we face n the ~me ocean. have the greaest sympathy, not sneer at the whole protestant (students) theres only a twenteth century. for them so much as for ther work ethc. t.s all rght for the mouthful left. The bble has very lttle tosay megaton Followng underground the Amchtka atomc fve parents. Northng wll break up old man, but m gong to do my Any reader wth a modcum about lfe after death, and very blast beng prepared to boom n a good famly relatonshp more ~ own thng--notwork, of comprehenson wll have much to say about a just October who knows what quckly than havng a healthy But thnk the majorty of realzed that by ths tme that socety, labour problems and delcaces wll be struck from young anmal lollng about the these kds would welcome a job daughter s home" from how to solve socal evls, our eatng.lst? house all summer. ; ~f any knd. Tough toe-nals for unversty wthout a job. Communsm has realzed the x x x x x They eat as though every. meal were ther last one. They them. There arent the jobs. ndustry doesnt want them, Anyone have a job for a twenty-year-old wth bg brown value of the book a long tme ago, clamng Jesus as the frst Prnce Phlp durng the getlazerandlazer, stayngup for practcal reasons. They eyes, a charmng grn--and true communst. Royal Tour of Vancouver lsland late and sleepng n late. They have to be traned for even the aubrun har? Qualfcatons: want to recommend to you sad he dslkes the smell of pulp have no money for recreaton, smplest factory work, and by plays a mean pano and gutar the readng of the bble. A very mlls. and get surler and surler, that tme they"re off to school and sngs; types as quckly and mpressve letter quoted by all Ths s the smell of money They develope a feelng of beng agan. ndustry preters to rare accurately as her father; has a great men n hstory, rected by good Sr and ambrosa to the useless and unwanted and people who are gong to he sunny dsposton except when astronauts n outer-space. The noses of ndustralsts. res4nt any advce, content to put round pegs n shes loafng around home word of comfort for the dyng, Too darn bad about the round holes for years, at wthout a job; far cook; washes the word of gudance for you. A rare book s one that oomes spoled brats, you say, and mmnum wages, dshes faster than an automatc, and me today, back after youve loaned t out, agree. But that doesnt alter And speakng of wages the the stuaton. d rather lve for tourst ndustry, whch used to. the summer wth a porcuvne absorb so much student labour, that had an ulcer thana student cant afford t any more. not even Jula. There seemed to be some knd of shame for Bob mxed up wth her concern for hm, Shame for the whole YOUR OPNON famly she suppose.d, Even the chldren were Deer Edtor: begnnng to wonder, she knew, Wll beautfcaton agan lvng trees on our streets, The though none of them sad a Become a Terrace Tradton? tme has come to make our thng. " suppose," she thought, homes and our streets ft "that the chldren thnk were n the good old days when the nto the wonderful settng that havng martal troubles, and poneers establshed ther Nature has gven to Terrace. t dont want to nterfere," homes n Terrace gracous s our duty to preserve and Wth ths thought she began to watch her husband more closely; perhaps there was another woman, but surely not. Then one nght Bob dd not return home. Hed been to hs club, she knew, and usually came home about mdnght. At two n the mornng, Madge became alarmed. She called the nght porter. No, Mr. Benson lvng could be acheved by plannng and work, money could not bat t. Some of the poneer homes, after half a century, show the zeal for plannng the home grounds and plantng trees and flowerng shrubs,!the rate George Lttle, who presented Terrace wth "ts central park, at the turn of the enchance ths beauty fo~ ourselves and also for future generatons. Our younger generaton s actve, Fourteen years ago the graduates and students of Skeena Secondary started the beautfcaton, of.skeena by makng the frst lawn and presentng to the school ts frst tree. Each graduatng class had left around eleven oclock. :century also planted a row of " snce then has presented a tree He ddnt seem every well, the porter sad. Had he been drnkng too heavly? thought Madge, f so, t was most unusual. She lay n bed worryng, and fonnd that a terrble suspcon was now eastern maples and cutleaf brches along Lakelse Avenue. Some of these trees are stll gvng shade and beauty to our man street, Some fve yearsago our town c0um:l replanted the mssng to the school. Ths year the students of Caledona expanded the program. The Student Councl decded to gve more trees and als0 pay for makng some outdoor benches. They haven taste for trees and n ten years or so the gracous lvng. Lets all: Jon mpressve beauty of man ths club. Many of us could plant hand. Look how long t Was street n.the early fftes wll afewflowerngtrees, ashrubor before really became aware of agan be restored.. :,:a shade tree, couldnt we? what was wrong?" Twelve months later; Bob When Terr~lce became the *~,: centre for the army camp n ~ Andrew Toews arrved home. When she started was plannng a party aboard the 1940 and fve thousand solders Agar to ask wherever had he been, beat; Madge wasplannng the stayed here, durng the war ~ ".. for the frst tme ever he struck ~ barbecue.."ve bought the years, Terrace became a very ~",,., / = Madge,!ts none. of your.steaks andyoul cook them, busyplace. The lttle vllage of.~. :. ~l[~k~ ~tt~lt ~~~ sp U.... : , busness where ve been," But no pc; " sh e sad to hm. Wlo about fve hundred expanded ~:..::. w..~w ~_-mw " w v v ~ wanderng... around. the. hs old vgor and sense of fun, were bult and new streets were z " ~Le,ers J~,,,=,,m,^~._:.,-.~_ ~,. p ~ waterfront, Ve just been much more. lke.. hs. old. self.. He..,,,. efed..lvlw,.. treeswere... cut.. ~ "----~..."=. :~ "... p, m: hy ~.a~...,..~ l_.=.~l ~ ~.... sjsntu oy anu are r me aanress... // ~,~,,.. wanderng." He fell nto bed, - -..=,~=v,~-,,-u~pm aown ann aoad ~.treas were ~ of the wrter. Tle.sbbrter the ", YOURASSURANGEoFGUALTY ~ "~ slept heavly, ~lmost n a counseldng ann:after a tme, ;plantm along our, streete.by " :belter.~ A; pen name. maybe ~. ~ stupor. ",... hadelghtmonths of therapy. He "B.C,~lydroandB".C. Telephone : nsedo,ly n specal east~; Tle.::. :~ ~ " : /=!.! " V. The.0ffce called, and Madge. was very ready to have.the..co. :. " " " ~. ~-T~raee Herald ruby edtletten :. :.;... -,:, - ~. made someweakexplanaton... ~r~,twas~ncele_bya~0_nofa. /Our town councl.s gvng us to=;: brevty; elaty, legalty or " " " ",, Bob had the flu~ he d be back. n ~ ~v,.v=u. Jut... n.q a~ mu omce, some lea dersh p n p lantfl g. taste.. Ths Advsrtlsemknt.,. s not ~Mhhod or d~played by the Lquor Control Board or by the Govtmm,nt of Bdtzh Columba, r "~" ~.T

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6 t MONDAY, MAY 1~ ;971 Math students place Terrace students have brought honors to ther communty. A team of grade 10 mathemateam from Skeena Secondary School outponted eleven, other teams from throughout northern Brtsh Columba to rank second n the zone fnals of the1971 Ontaro mathematcs contest. The students wrote a seres of mathematcal multple choce questons at school. Smlar exams were wrtten smultaneously across Canada. n the zone contest Skeena students were margnally outponted--139 to by students of Peace Rvers South Peace Senor Secondary School Terrace students were under a slght handcap; students n other areas were prmarly grade 10 and 11 students, but Skeena students were n grades 10 and under. The Terrace team competed aganst 13 zone schools; Prnce George, Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Smthers, Stewart, Chetwynd. Mackenze, Peace Rver, and McBrde. Besdes rankng second n the zone fnals, two Terrace students placed n the top sx ndvdual zone fnals. second NSTANT BOMBS "Gentleme,~. your ktchen s full of explosves." a Canadan Forces explosves expert, Master Warrant Offcer Bob Lnk,y, told securty men "All you need s the ntell. "gence o put them together," lp t,)ht a nleetng at tle anna. al runforeuce of fle Canad,m S:,ccty of ndustral Sec:.,rlly. And ts gettng easer every day tot the radcal o~ terrorst t.~ fnd out how to come up wth a formula tor "ustat:t hate and dscontent," he sad. Lnley sad commonplace ktchen sub.qance~ lke flour. cake mx, corn slareh and augur can be used for lethal explosves -- but he ddnt gve any reepe~. "But m gong to tell you how easy t s to get the nlormaron," he sad. "Recently acqured ~ome nstant nformaton." Grade nne student Tm Waeker scored ponts to place thrd n overall ndvdual ratngs and Vern Jaques, a grade 10 student placed sxth wth a score of 47 ponts. Thrd hghest Terrace pont wag scored by grade eght student Jeet Parmar, wth ponts. Other team members were Davd Samsom, Melvn Enverman and Jule Van Dregt. Although 20 contestants were allowed from each competng school only sx volunteered to wrte the exams at Skeena. The top three pont scores added up to form a school total. The students partcpatng ndvdually nterested n mathematcs and are acknowledgeed honor students says Skeena teacher Gary Tupper. Top ndvdual scorer n Canada was John Wowk of Forl Kent, Alberta wth ponts. The top Brtsh Columba school team was St. Georges Senor of Vancouver, regsterng a score of ponts More than 19,100 students from 884 schools partcpated n the naton-wde contest. Test results were computermarked at the Unversty of Waterloo, Ontaro. He sad he pcked up some lterature from students or. ganzatons durng an explo. styes course wth the U.S. Army. One book. publshed by a radcal students group, outlned what to. buy, how to make explosves and how to use them. He then lsted eght publcatons on makng bombs that con be bought or ordered through most book stores Lnley showed the securty men a number of explosve devces, how they are made and how lhey are trggered. One was a cgarette box n. cendary bomb capable of pro. datng a fre wth a temperature between 1,000 and 1,500 degrees centgrade for eght to 10 seconds. Lnley sad ts lethal wthn a 25.foot radus. *". e ~ Comcs Hart Pomerantz and Lorne Mchaels take a wde-eyed look at the popular educatonal televson seres Seasame Street on ther next CBC-TV lart and Lorne. Terrfc llour, Sunday, Car swpes Regstered tree Joseph Nzare chartrand lost control of hs car early last Frday mornng and slammed nto a tree, resultng n $1200 damages to hs vehcle. The accdent occured at about 3:16a.m. May 14thwhen the gas pedal of the car he was drvng reportedly stuck, causng the ear to run out of control. The vehcle then crossed he dtch besde the road and struck a tree. No charges were lad. Esqumalt gravng dock was opened July 20, 1887 and HMS Cormorant was the frst to enter. TLLCUM DRVE-N 2900 Braun Show starts at dusk. Phone MAY 21,22A3rd, FRDAY, SATURDAY ~1 Starrng Elvs Presley, WLL PENNY 4( Tllcum Theatre 4720 Lakelse Phone nd. SHOWTMES 7 & 9:15 P.M. DRTY DNGUS Starrng Frank Snatra, George Kennedy SHOWTMES & 7& 9:15 P.M. LTTLE FAUSS & BG ALSE WARNNG: Coarse language and some sex scenes. B.C. Censor Board Starrng. Robert Redford, Mchael Pollard MAY 27, 28 WHSA SHOWTMES7 & 9:15 P.M. Starrng Paul Newman, Jeanne Woodward,.,.( Anth~)ny Perkns". :, ".: ;* ": :;2. ",c~. NO AOMTTA~ TO PRSQNS UHOER 16 : ~ FL J SUNDAY Mantanng the hgh qualty of professonal nursng n ths provnce wll be the theme behnd the 59th annual meetng of the Regstered Nurses Assocaton n Vancouver May Terrace nurses Vvan MeVey and Shrley Bentley wll represent dstrct nurses at the t May 23 at 9 p.m. n the TV spoof, lart learns such nterestng thngs as why you should mlk a cow, and not a hull, and what happens when bees mate (you get bees). nurses convene conventon. The purpose of the conventon s to keep the qualty of nursng servces up to date and as effcent as possble, sad Mrs. MeVey. Nurses at the conventon wll prepare resolutons to ncrease the assocatons operatng effcency. She sad Nurses from throughout Brtsh Columba wll be present to exchange and compare nformaton about problems encountered by other hosptals. New provncal offcers of the Regstered Nurses Assocaton wll be elected by mal ballot. ts here. The chargecard forpeop.le who sa, d theyu never use one, We desgned the Chargex Card wth ths n mnd -You see, Chargex* s bas!cally a famly card. And we put a famly-type lmt on t. So you wont "get carred away. Ths way,. you really dont have to worry about spendng more than you should. And rght now s the tme to get n on t. Youll be recevng a Chargex request form sometme ths week. Watch the mals for t. And be sure to send t n. After all, the faster you got your card, the faster youll.be able to put t to work for you. And,0u~ll fnd there are plcnt~y of ways tt can help out around the house. You can budget on t. Chargex can help you organze your hou.qehold budget. Smply by takng a lot of the confusoa out of bt, dgctng. Wth Chacgc x...nstcad,, of gettng a whole lot of dfferent bllseach m(mthyou get one blln K co~t~rng everythng. t lets you knc,~;, what you bought, when you bottdat t and qt)w" mu~h PAGE 6 CTNE WS " "" The 4th Terrace Scouts and " ": The " Cubs" ;"::. : ".:.-,2 and: ~: Scouts. Cubs held ther annual Father performed skts: Wl[h:fatherS-! and son" Banquet, Wed/~sday., recel~,ng the brunt of the j0kes.~ The 8th Terrace Veaturers were A farewell gft was presented to?, nvted, 120 guests attended. B. Rehrds by Venlrer Greg :: M.C. Pastor D. Kaser was Nelson. Bll wll leave Terrace : seated wth guests of the to make hs home n Prnde-:,evenng Jm Smth. Dstrct George where he wll c0mnue- Commssoner and Bll work. wth the Boy Scouts of Rchards. Regon, Feld Canada., Executve.... Dne Outl Fast take out. Exotc meals Canadan & Chnese Foods Open Men. thru Sat. loam. to 1 am. Sunday 11 am. to lo pro. R $TAURANT :.... 4,2 Lazelle youre a lttle short of cash and spot a bargan, you can grab t.! And when you consder there, are over 250 dfferent :shopphg:ateg0res acceptng Chargex, you can save qute a bt by smply shoppng around. Save the day on t. Youll fnd ts nce to have your Chargex Card around when lttle emergences crop up. Unexpected thngs lke when the dryer breaks down and you ve got a whole load of clothes n the washer. Or when tlqe famly car needs repas-even when youre hundreds of mles from home, Your Chargex Card can come to the rescue, Dont pay nterest On t, You can have all the advantages of Chargex absolutely free. You smply.pay. 0ffany pt, rchases wthn 25 days from your bllng date. Up untl fl~en, theres no nterest charged. And by the way, Chargex has no annual membershp fees. So, whle your Chargex Card wont let you go out and buy the wohd, t sure makes lfe a lot easer. around the hofse, Your Chargex request form should Bearrvng any day now. Take a mnute out, and mal t n. The famly - --.~-. :,,..~"." ~L..", ,. ~ W:~..:.

7 MAY 17, 1971 s equpped to serve an endless on.... The Fun Tournament Whch offcally opened the season at Sprng Creek Golf Course last Saturday, May Bth, wag successful. There were more entres that antcpated n the Two Club tourney and a good turn out of membersand guests for the socal evenng-whch followed. Ken Morgan took top honours wth a 39. Joe Phalen and. Berne Dodd ted for second spot wth 40. Helen Fogtmann came n Wth a low score of 48; followed by Helen Wllams and Pat Judd wth 51 and 53, respectvely. Hgh scores were acheved by Edna Fsher and Bll obren. Don Collson earned the ttle of "Kller" for the deadly accuracy of the near msses wth whch he pursued one member of the precedng threesome. -" An unexpected hghlght of the evenng was an mpromptu dance performed by normally easy-movng Berne Dodd:.. The fne weather brought as many lady golfers on" Tuesday as for the regular Lades Day program on Wednesday. The "Rnger" board whch was ntroduced to us last year by the Thornhll Lades club has been set up for our own members. \ Ths board s a personal,by BbtteMahoney...-.;.~ -.-" record chart of decreasng scores on each hole throughout the season whch wll ndcate a golferss low score potental by the end of the year. The chart wll be n the pro shop ths week wth an explanaton for members who were unable to attend the dscusson on Wednesday. WHY RENT? Hundreds of B,C. famle= have reduced ther housng costs by buldng lber own home themselves, usng the Weslwood component 3ystem. Wall unts, roof. trusses, parttons, gable ends come pre-assembled. Much of the hard work has been done for you o the fadory; Westwood homes are the strongest lmber frame, homes bult.. Over 40 models 1o choose from. Get the facts loday. BERT ARBOUR Phone ,,Terrace, B.C. CENTENNAL MEMO n 1862 small-pox wped out many bands of ndans on the B.C.:coast. Out.of 800 n the Bela C0ola-area only 15 Survved. TERRACE HERALD,.TERRACE, B.C. rthree::way ", :......,..... _. te:for top s D: ot::.; cross.country : L- :":.,~..:.~::~:.: ~-.,.,,, d,:,:. :-: :.:~ ~,:~:,!:!:"::~, WayneHamlton " : " clnched ~ "":"hs ~edaseventhp]ace,, fsh " " She second plsce;":ca. e.~rs "- " "... second straght.... frst ".n " pl ac e Pla Clarence Mtchlel Rodney. " " Hal rry w Hamlton, tldul; " " Monca " fnas n as man ra~es.!~d and Steve Radford took.ubo sk Thoruhll; n fourth Tucsday afternoon when Y h~ he led ~ eghth and nnth: ";. ::,: spot, andjeanduncan of Cassl the feld,n -the nter-school.bjahan : Peger. of Veftss Hall, n ffth. Cross Country Race held at the fnshed tenth., " Fve other runners n the top. Caledona Senor Secondaty.~ S, teve Radfords nnth place ten were; Danela lands of School,,. fnsh was a surprse; he, had Thornhll, sxth; DbnnaCheckly Hamlton won. the two lap fnshed thrteth n last weeks of Clarence Mchel; n Seventh; elementary school event; hart Thornhlls ngrd Losch pressed by second plact The team standngs were: fnshed eght; Certa Proctor of fnsher Carlos Perera ot Clarence Mchelol0 ponts Vertas, n nlneth; and Jennfer Vertas School, Verltas.8 ponts Pete n tenth spot. Clarence Mehel Students. Casse Hall-8 ponts The Vertas dorhnaton of the came on strong n the run Uplahds-4 ponts top ten assured the grls of a placng fve runners n the top Thornhll- 2 ponts. frst-plsce season fnsh. ten. The results left Clarence The grls r~ults after two The race gave Clarence Mchel -.Vertas, and Casse races are: Mchel a frst place fnsh for Hall ted for zop place wth 16 Vertas; 20 ponts the event. Three teams ted for ponts; Thornhll and Uplands Thornldll; 16 ponts frst spot n total ponts. ted at 6 ponts each. Casse Hall; 12 ponts, and The three schools vyng for.- There s one run left for the ~ Clarence Mchel; 8 ponts. the frst place honors are boys. The wnner of the event The fnal race n the servce Clarence Mchel, Vertas and wll determne the years wll be run next Tuesday Casse Hall, all wth 16 ponts champonshp school team. startng at 3:30 p.m. at the after two races. n the grls event Elena Caledona school grounds. The top ten n the boys event Dgovann scored her second are: frst place fnsh. " Hamlton of Clarence McHel The Vertas runner beat out ROCKFORD, (UP) n frst spot, Vertass Carlos Marna Procassn also of Vstors are forbdden to wear Perera second; Bran Red Vertus. hot pants at the Wnnebago from Casser Hall n thrd The runners battled a 76 county jal, both for ther well- Danny Bonthoux of Casse hall degree temperature over the beng and for that of the fourth; Danny. Lagace, long course. nmates, superntendent Joseph Clarence Mchel, ffth; Lea course. Mandell sad. "These prsoners Dakn of Clarence Mehel The fnal results n the grls have enough problems wthout fnshed sxth for the second event were: Elena Dgovann; havng hot pants str them up," tme, Dck Pellter of Vertas fr.st; Marna Procaccn, he sad. Cyclsts compete Saturday Communty Recreaton 12 Class plans a bcycle race for Saturday, May 22. Two categores of entres Wll be receved. The frst, for people age 13 and under, wll start from Terrace Communty Center to Copper Rver-- approxmately 14 mles. Second category, for entrants aged 14 and up, wll cycle from the communty center to Usk, and return-approxmately 32 mles. Entrants wll start at 10 a.m. Ed de Vres, physcal educaton nstructor at Caledona Senor Secondary School, wll co-ordnate the race. ERe for entrants s 25 cents age 13 and under, 50 cents for students, and $ for adults. For more nformaton phone Elane Parmenter at the Commun!ty Center: ~~: ;! ny pet shop tll hound you OORREOTON The followng prcesare ncorrecl n last weeks Woolworth Flyer. Panty Hose F,yer Prce,88 Correct Prce 2 for 1.00 Navaho Rug Runner Flyer Prce Comp. at 1,29 yd. Now.99 yard Correct prce Compare at!.29 ft. Now 99 ft. TV Tables Flyer Prce4for 1,88 Correct Prce set Plaoe Mats Flyer Prce 39 Correct Prce 4 for.l.sg Woolworlh and the Herald regret any nconvenence caused by these errors. moe PAGE 7 : f ths s your.mtuaton."/,. :!~ ~ e m ~ n here are a :f~ "Set ~":, ready for the new f~h~g aea- boa d ; " ;by.. h ~,~ Y~.~..,: : son s... gettng ready! ]l probably n the same boat "= yourelkemostoftm, dheflah- vou-.unprelmred., ; :"-., " ng rods are. Lures are the frst orderor.,l~. ~ stll stacke~,cleanbp busness.,metal and. -,~ stll n the ~: same unor- ~:.:~~ ganzed con- where the~ na warm-not hot:-~pyso-.: were left.la~ lutlon to remove grme and. :. fall, and the grease whch dulls the.fnsh, tackle box s gn~akng them unattractve m dton t was after last There are very left for the me:... World ~ smooth dark s one of them. Ths advertsement s not publshed or dsplayed by the Lquor Control Board or the Government of Brtsh Columba.. :.:. - t g~~eh~:.only:thentellgence.:- :.=: ~f: hs:;dwn-protect~,e ~cev(~esan~ ~,:, men sense to use them.,......,,..-,=ad: [scrammed wthrnore delcate n a:c~(jmputerbuttheskulj s only an nch thck, ts worth nrotecth0~ ~ody.yet PUT MORE PLEASURE N YOUR DRVNG l ~kn~.s not ",:/~: S,,: ::,~/:.,.:~,;:;, Mr.Tony Mabey, Northern Dstrct Manager for. the BCAA, wll be n TERRACE NEXT WEDNESDAY, May:26th. Hell be pleased to explan the many benefts of Membershp and arrange mmedate coverage. Leave a message wth TOTEM,GULF SERVCE ,.0r, :: REUM.MOTORS and Mr. Mabey " wll " contact you.. GET THE :FULL PROTECTON of: ~C:~A : MEMBERSHP JUST$15,O0 " r.. : YoursonseducatOns mportont. Conoclon Mltary Colleges offer the fnest. Your son wll soon be completng hs Junor or Senor Matrculaton. So take tme now and nvestgate the excellent opportuntes for hm n the Canadan Armed Forces Regular OffcsrTranlng :P an.:hel have a chance to complete hs " educaton, and when he graduates hell have a.degree n : Arts, Scences o~ Engneerng,. and an offcers.commsson. See your local Recrutng offcer.o~d tee how you: con help your son akelthot mpotant step n hs educaton and future. ~."., ":,..,..", :,,.,,., ~,.,",:~ : :%,~,,:~ e,.,. ::,!L ~... /.. " Contact the Mllat;yCat:ee~ Counsellor..:, : He,,wll be h,terrace:a! the :,,.:,.~:..... Slumb~r.L0dgeonMonday ~.4 May f, am t,:~m. untl $ P.M~ G~rWth" us. TheCanadlan... " " " Armed Forces. ~ "~,"..,. *,: :. DR.~/.,12N \., 2.,,

8 page 8 TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B:C. MONDAY, MAY 17, Gve em shelter say Terrace ]rouths " BY DANA SMTH One hundred and eghteen students at Caledona Senor Secondary School want a youth hostel n Terrace. Out of one hundred and thrtyeght students who completed a questonare about youth hostels, twenty were opposed to the dea. Of the 18 students n favor, most felt that a place s needed to aecomodate travellers at low cost for a few nghts. Students agreed that a cheap, temporary shelter would encourage more people to vst Terrace, and help people who were lookng for work n the area. One s:jde=~ wrote on hs questonare that a hostel was needed "to provde nexpensve aceomodaton for groovy people who are rdng across Canada on ther thumbs". Another student wrote that "Young people should come to Terrace to see the Pacfc Northwest and the beautful Skeena Valley." Another student wrote "Terrace s a nce place to be". One student suggested that a hostel could be a project for Terrace youth to support and partcpate n, and would provde an opportunty for people to get to know each other. WAT )O YOU TlNK? A few students felt that a hostel would provde recreatonal opportunty for people lvng n Terrace Others sad t s unrealstc to expect young students to pay hotel and motel rates--tha hostel charges should be not more than $1 a nght. Thrteen students beleve that hostel aecomodaon should be free. They wrote that the hostel should provde lodgng, food and recreatonal facltes. Students felt that rules governng such a hostel should be comparable to rules of other hostels; no booze, dope or sex, a lmted stay and a curfew. Others sad that people should smply "clean up ther own mess" and "keep t neat". "Puttng rules on people s no good but pople should respect the place and keep t decent." The fnal queston asked students opnon of the communtys responsblty to the youth of the country. The coneensus was that a communty should be responsble for ts youth, but one student represented the vews of many wth the statement "...the youth must also help the communty, not take everythng for granted." "Gve era shelter," was a vew expressed by one student" and shared by others. Of the 20 students opposed to..the llcrald would lke to know whether Terrace resdents faww the establshment of a youth hostel..the followng questonare was dstrbuted to students at (aledona Senor Secondary School... f youd lke to let us know what you thnk, please complete the questonare and mal t to The Edtor, Terrace tlerald, Box 399, Terrace, Brtsh Columba. Do you favor establshment of a youth hostel n Terrace:... yes... no Reason... f n favor, what facltes should be provded: shelter only.... food and shelter... or Should hostel facltes be free? yes What rules and regnlatons should apply? What governng and-or supervsory organzaton would you expect to hold responsblty for the faclty? no the dea of a youth hostel, fourteen sad, wth varyng degrees of ntensty," ".., dodt lke to see any more drty old hppes bummng around ths town." And "...f there s a youth hostel they wont stay n the motels or hotels." Kt-Kshan addton planned The Honourable W.A.C. Bennett, Charman of Treasury Board, announced that approval had today been gven by the Board to the Department of Educaton to award Contracts for: School Dstrct 88 Skeena-Cassar Kt-KShan Elementary Addton (4 classrooms & Lbrary) $205, n court Seventeen-year-old Kelly Lynn Francs has been charged wth beng n possesson of alcohol. Francs, a mnor, was fned $20 or four days n jal n default. XXXXXX A charge of unlawfully keepng lquor for sale wll cost 49 year old Donald Neault St00. Neault wll spend 3 months n jal n default. XXXXXX Allan Mchalek was fned $75 when he appeared n court last Frday. The $75 fne was a penalty for drvng wthout due care and consderaton. ~ ",..,:d )?/s:;:fb~,~>~,, ~ a :,., ]!, ;, : ;:/ k /(c ~ :~. 1 When you work n the Terrace Communty Centre you expect leftovers. Terrace assstant recreaton drector Elane Parmenter strkes BRTHS REDMOND - to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redmond, ason, on May 13. SAFFEL - to Mr. and Mrs Davd Saffel, a son, on May 12. TARON - to Mr. and Mrs. Lesle Taron, a son, on May 14.. "/ ~.-,r?..2:-.2: :%::,,.. l, Cnderella pose wearng artcles left n the lost property box at the centre. f you recognze any tem as yours call Elane at mpared charge lad Charles Cote, 35, of Terrace mpared drvng. was fned $300 when he The charge resulted from a appeared n court on May 13th. routne check by RCMP when The fne was Cotes sentence Cote was notced drvng when he was found gulty of erratcally.. Hydro s Arrow Proje awarded top honor, Twoof B.C. Hydro,s major About the Godon M. S vroects : have recevedl Generatng Staton, the jt recognton from the Amercan sad:.publc Power Assocaton n "The concept of the whoh competton wth publcly- proj~ and the way t fts nh owned utltes across North the landscape s superor, The] Amerca. "., recognzed the macrolandscap~ Hydro was the only Canadan =~nd evdently determned h utlty to receve.an award and leave t, to the extent possble one,of only three utltes n unaffected, by. man-mad( North Amerca to receve two of dsturbances, Thus faclty wa: the 12 awards allocated n the desgned.to. brng vstor; APPA Awards Program for Utlty Desgn. Hydros Arrow Projee, wfch ncludes Hugh Keenleysde, Dam, was allocated an Honor Award, the second hghest award h the competton. Gordon M. Shrum Generatng Staton on the Peace Rver won an Award of Mert, the thrd hghest award n the contest. The desgn program judges had ths to say about the Arrow Project: "The engneerng of the dam and lock and other facltes are of hgh order. Not only s ths a handsome engneerng and sound functonalsoluton, but t has contrbuted greatly to the entre regon surroundng the artfcal lake. t has created a regonal recreaton faclty and brought lfe back to a whole communty up and down the lake." closely n contact wth reall3 exctng, dramatc parts of th( operat!on,... The panel of, judge., represented, the Amercan nsttute of Archtects, th~ Amercan nsttute of Pl~nners the Amercan Socety o Landscape Archtects and th~ Amercan Socety of Cv] Engneers. FRESTONE TRE SAtE UNTL MAY 30th. ONLT TNORNHLL UNON 76- SERVCE The Good Guys Congratulate. MRS. DOERKSEN T.V. GRAND PRZE WNNER And thank all partcpanls OUR SPACE PROGRAM... for your support Hghlander Outer Con Laundry n front of the Super-Valu Center Roller runs amok The Sunny Hll Traler Court was the scene of an accdent Thursday. A steam roller belongng to Scott Grounds Servce of Ktmat was beng used to help pave the entrance way to the traler grounds; t popped out of low gear and rolled down a small hll. The steam roller ht the front end of a parked car owned by Jula Agurre of Terrace. The result of the collson was about $500 damage to the front end and rght-hand sde of the vehcle. After the ntal accdent the steam roller rolled along. The machne spun around after httng the car. t pranged the rear wheels of a near-by garbage truck. No charges were lad. There were a few red faces. The uncreatve mnd can:spot the wrong answers, but t takes a creatve mnd to spot the wrong questons,,!:! L; ;!: :3 g,:" J ~,t P",...!,:,~... ~,. SAMSOMS PUULTRY FARM.".4 NSST upon Samsoms Fresh, home- produced eggs. Santsonts :: Eggs,,. " assu~ance l~at your dollars stay n Terrace~ Mountan Red & Mountan Whte Two lght, brght table wnes fromthe sunn~, l ~:!:!~! mountan slopes of the Okanagan, where the grapes " 1 (:::!!;~~ grow full, jucy, rch n flavour...a happy pa!r Of wnes/ 1 ~ specally dcvclppcd to satsfytodaystastes - " 1 to complement any food. :.... ~ ~ , MOUNTANRED= a fne, dy.wne ~ the.,, " ~ M ~ ;. : " Claret tradrtmn,, " MOUNTAN WHTE = a medum-sweet wne n the.,.. l l ~ q ~, ".,.,;..,. /..,...;.,:.:.:::.;r:,.:~..,..,,. Sau!eme.!ta&t!o m " ~ %. ["t ".,:,,. ~ " Your.knd 0fd~ner:wnes. r r Ths advertsement s not publshed or dsplayed by the quor Control Board or by the Government of Brtsh Columba. " Room-to-room. Floor-to-celng. Wall-to- Servce before you buld that new house. wall, Thats theall around comfort of And jon the 29,000 B.C. homeowners clean, even electrc heat. Slent. Depend- who already enjoy "operaton comfort",z able. Compact. Gves you more space to wth electrc heatl lve n. Check wth our Customer Advsory,, Enjoy the Great ndoors :: :::,,. COULTER ELE RC :: :..... ~28 Enterprse " ".... : j... = =... : ", 635~543"1,,,. ;:....,. :.:.,,,:v: Kalum,, 6: ",....,,."

9 + FASTACT/ON ~Y, 17, 1971 TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. PAGE 9...: for ":~?; ~:.+ " +:3,,," " " t + use TSlk A ~H ERALD 4613 LazefeAve. Terrace, B.C. P.O: Box 399 Phone 63S-63M NaflonalAdverflsng "Armstrong--Dagg Representatves Ltd. Western.Regonal Newspapers 207 West.Hastngs Street Vancouver, B.C. Member of: ". B.C. Dvson ~f the C~nad ~=nweeklynewspapers assocaton. - and Verfed Clrcula fon Classfed Rates Fve cents a word (Mnmum 20 words) Dsplay classfed $1.2S an nch.. Subscrpton Rates Sngle Cop;/1S cents Yearty by mal Sl0 n Canada+ S12 outsde Cansda Authorzed as second class mal by the Post Offce Dept., Ottawa and for payment of postage l.n cash. 8. Card of Thanks On behalf of MS; Beaver, sster and mother of the late Ted Thornycroft, wewsh to express our sncere thank you to all those who took tme off to attend the funeral and send flowers. Specal thanks to. M,rs. Popp, Mr. and Mrs. Skarra, Mr. Olsen, Rev. H0rsefeld and the dept. of publc works, Alfred and Vola Swanson. 13- Personal Board & Room for horses and cattle. Phone [ P-41) Are you sckand flredebf beng sck and tred? Let Alcoholc Anonymous help you. Meetngs Alanons meet every Wed., 8 P.M. Skeena Valley Groupevery Thurs., 9 P.M. Terrace Famly Group every Sat., 9 P.M. Breakfast Meetng every Sunday 1 A.M. All meetngs held n the old Lbrary Buldng at Kalum and Lskelse Ave. For nformaton wrte Box SM Terrace, B.C. Or Phone or There s no smoke wlth out Ecologcal Smut. (P-42) 14- Busness Personal L&L MLLWORK wndows, doors + custom bult cabnets, renovatons A Davs Ave., Phone C.42-3). For tllng, "Post hole dggng, lot clearng, backfllng, etc. Phone (P-35) For your holdays, huntng or fshng Rent a traler from Hoefts Rentals Ltd., 470 3rd Ave., Prnce George, B.C. (CTF-M).GENERAL ROOFNG No Job too bg No Job too sh~all See your roofng specalst STEVE PARZENTNY. ROOFNG CO. LTD. Gen.era Roofng (BondeU) Phone nght or day ~3S ~ T F ) YOUR OWN BUSNESS " 1N. :". TERRAGE OTHEf REAS +Excel lent J ocoton Avalable C01N OPERATED" DRY CLEAN NG S HERE Ko~-Kon of Canada. dstrbute! o1[ F0rd-PhlLeo coll).oe~rated, dry eleanmr equ[pmentotters.)oter. elted nettles the.o0oortup~ty to start thew own chn opera~eddr~ ezeanln= busness for as jaw as 85000, ~hts ~r~ Cleaner e,eans 8 pounes eve~t ~4 mmutes and can ~e establlslleq-ln ~our own area. = ~.r!~prma.en,+,,. --~, o "zt,~flers Please--. ~.~ese. lend lple conlptete : " K ~ ~O O,~unne~tte franohlss, f. 114 Busness Personal Tree Prunng Lawns Constructed & Mantaned Landscapng ~phone TONYS.MOBLE HOME SERVCE & REPARS For Complete nstallaton & Servce Blocklng & Hook.up all Servces Skrtng & Porches & Osmentellng CTF ) Phone Terrace, B,C. =b~ k E N:" T.V. Sets, gutars, amplfers, P..;~,Sy.stf+ms, saxophones, trombone:. trumpets, :oronets, flutes, +mov~ "projectors, slde projectors, sceen~, clarnets, etc. Ask about our Rent. ~1 Purchase P.lan. Terrace Photo Suppl~ Ltd Lak,!se Ave. APPLANCE REPARS For servce to refrgerators, freezor.~, washers, dryers, ranges. Call Bll Webb a; (CTF) AMES EXCAVATNG Gravel drveways, levellng, landscapng, rotovatng, gardens and yards also tractor mounted cement tn~l(er. Phone (P.42) "For ~our Rado ah-~ T.V. Repars Phone across from the Legor~.p~<LU ~ FURNTURE :(a dvson el Fred% ~efrgerato.1). (CT F ) TERRACE EXCAVATNG Complete septc system nstalled JBackhoe work by thehour, or contract. For fre~ estmates o~ (P.42) WATER WELLS Call your locally owned.r company ;0 serve you better. All work guaranteed. CLEARWATER DRLLNG Hwy. 16 East LTD. Terrace, B.C. Pho~+++~3S.6106 Evenngs" ~L L A N J. M c C O L L NOTARY PUBLC 464~ ~.akelse Ave. P r,orl~- 63S-7282 F<L.: Terrace,. BC. r colors, nstalled Walhto wall forj, CAR ~ET SPECAL j 100 percent Nylon seven (7) $8.4S sq. yd. Reg. $11.95 NoJ extras. Prce ncludes tax,j nstallaton and accessorys. Call Carpetcraft or Dav or Nght (CTF) BUSNESS OPPORTUNTY "Sl~rng s here and we have o~enngs for full or part tme Rawlegh Dealers around Terrace. Start on our Captal. Be your own boss. Wrte Rawleghs, Dept. E , 589 Henry Ave., Wnnpeg 2, Man." (C-50) PCTURE FRAMES framng of pantngs, pctures photos, certfcates, needlepont sc. Ready to hang. 50 frame styles to choose from (CTF) SOUTH PARK HOLDAY TEjALERS & CAMPERS (Htches- mrrorsetc.] REEL NN MOBLE HOME SALES 5506 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. Phone (CTF) BAKERS KALUM SERVCE $412 Hwy.16 W. Terrace ", Ph.63S BUy $3.00 or m()regas and get free draw tcket of $60.00 watch. Draw :July 1, 1971 (CT.SO),... WATER ~ YOUR * 0H01OE: (1) Compettve footage prce On 4" & 6 # wells, or +(2) Lump s0m contract, so much water for so much money. Conlractor takes all the rsk. Drllng n ths area snce Ask fo lhe name of a satsfed customer near:..you: Orders must be placed 4 to 6 weeks n advance, Busness Personal FRANKSTELEVSON AND ELECTRONC J SERVCNG Phone :00 a.m.. 10 ~8. Help Wanted Male.Wanted.,ExPerenced mddle aged couple to manage and lve n Apt. complex. Must have good reference from prevous employer. Applloants must have good character, non. drnkers and man should be a handyman; Applcants must be able to be bonded and mantan books. Salary $350 per month, repar work pad extra. Reply n own handwrtng to P.O.. Box 114, Terrace, 8.C. (P-,13-3) M(:Gs and Gbbs. Experenced shngle sawyer requred. Phone ({;.40-3) +19- Help Wanted- Male - Female Part Tme nsurance and Fee Reporter" fo handle reports from Terrace area, pad on fee bass No experence requred, should have car. Good opportunty to ncrease Part tme earnngs, apply P.O. Box 4158, Poslal Staton D, Vancouver, B.C. (C-41) 20 - Help Wanted Female Wll babyst n my home n Thornhlll. Phone (P-39) 25 - Stuatons WM., Female Babystter needed for occasslonal Saturdays. Phone (STF 28. Furnture for Sale For Sale: 23" Cabnet model televson. Phone.6: (P-40) For Sale: 19" Phlco Console Black and Whte TV, 2 years old. Good condton. Phone (P-,10) 3 Bedroom groupng now avalable from Freds. ncluded are 2 pece chesterfeld, 5 pece ktchen table set, 3 pece bedroom sute. Prced from $497 or complete wth $600 value consul color TV from S997. Contact Freds Furnlure, 443,~ Lakelse, Terrace, B.C. Phone or Freds Refrgeraton Ltd., Ltd., 222 Cty Center, Kt+mat, B.C. Phone (CTF) - < *,.We buy-used furnture at Falr-Valu Furnture. Phone or 4644 ~razelle Ave. (C-41-3) Freds Furnture Clear.out Specals 4 only 2S" Color Televsons weru $898 now $557 wth trade n. 3 only 19" portable color televsons clearng at $427 wth trade. 2 only stereos clearng at $277 & $397 3 only dshwashers $297 and up Self cleanng Westnghouse electrc rahges $397 each wth trade. Refrgerators reduced to sell. Portable Westnghouse Black and Whte televsons clearng at $ pece chrome sets clearng at $67 each set pece dnette sets clearng at $87 each Bedroom sutes clearng at $127 and up. 3 pece setees clearng at $87 each Set. Sectonal chesterfelds clearng at $397 and up. Buffet and hutch clearng at $147 Queen sze matress and box sprngs clearng at S197 set. Hostess chars $24 each or two for ~10. Lvng room table lamps $9.97 each. Unpanted furnture reduced to clear. USED FURNTURE 1 only dresser wlh mrror $67. Black and Whte console televsons recondtoned $47 and $87. 1 only used refrgerator A condton $97. 1 only slghtly marked new 23 cubc foot freezer reduced o clear at $217. Ornamental telephone tables to clear at $ For Sale. Msc. ronrlte ron for commercal or homeuse. Phone Scolt Ave, Terr.~ce: (P-39) : -. For.Sale: Frdge, electrc stove, washng maohne, sngle bed,. and other household goods. By June 15th, Phone after 6 p.m, (P.40) 33. For Sale- Msc. GoOd seed or table potatoes. Gold con or Norland $5 Per 1~) $3 per 50 bs. Phone (P-39) 1964 Ford Panel, Very good condton, deal for camper., 8 cubc ft. freezer. No Muller, (P,4g~.. " 37. Pets 9 year old Pnto Mare for sale. Saddle & brdal ncluded. Phone 5-54S6. (P-41) 38 - Wanted -Msc, Wanted to Buy A second hand datsun sedan, Phone (P.40) Wanted tobey good used furnlffre. Contact Freds Furnture (CTF) 39. Boats & Engnes For Sale: 15 fberglass V.hu boat. ~0 hp., electrc start motor 16 ft. hd Waller c-w skng equpment. Phone (P.42) Wll trade 1S ft. fberglass boat and motor for car n good condton. Phone , (P.40) For Sale: 17 ft. cabln cruser, 110 hp nboard mercrulser; extras ncluded; tlt traler. Marna spot n Kflmat ncluded. Phone (Terrace) or can be seen at 1771 Queensway. Wll consder smaller boat 0r travel traler n trade. (P-40) For Sale: 14 ft. fberglass boat. ncludes traler, 2S H.P. motor, 2 tanks, lfe jackets, water sks. Full prce $ Phone : [P-39) 41 - Machnery for Sale NEWAND USED T.REE FARMER SKDDERS VOLVO FRONT END LOADERS full range of new and USed Tree Farmer Skdders. ALL SZES New and used Volvo Front End Loaders-ALL SZES ALL PRCED TO 5ELL... Contact us at: Vancouver Prnce George Kamloops (C-40.3) Phone ~ ROB++RTMORSE +ORP.~TD. Vancouver Kamloops Pr. George Campb~ l Rr. 43- Rooms for Rent OSBOR~E GUEST HOUSE COmfortable rooms n quet resldenflal area Hall Street Phone (CTF). K EYSTDN E COU RT A PTS. 1,2,&3 bedroom deluxe sules,~ 4621 ScotSAve. Terrace. Phone or 63S.~381. (CTF) GATEWAY CuURT - One and twq ~ bedroom furnshed sutes.. Reasonable summer and wlrlter. daly, weekly, and monthly, rates, Phone: 63S.S40S. (CTF) THORNHLL MOTEL - & COF FEE SHOP Housekeepng Unts Propane bottle,tlng Pacfc 66 Gas,~nd O Hghways 16 East (~TF: Flynn Apts. Furnshed rooms and furnshed apts. Cookng facltes avalable. Phone (CTF) Furnlshed Cabns weekly and monthly+rates. Also sutes for renl. ~.~-XlOl ~ l tult~l,.l"llullll~ O.$~-4;~O. ~fv P- Many more specals at: Freds 3). Cedars Motel. Phone ~8. (CTF- Furnture, 4434 Lakelse Ave.,.,, =hone63s.3630or Freds Furnture ForRent: Unfurnshed 3 bedroom 222 Cty Center ~Kflmat Phone * towr~house apartment. Electrc heat (CTF), extra frldge and stove. Kalum.Gardens. Scott and Hanson your home. Uplands Nursery has flowerng trees and shrubs. ornamentals, frut trees ano evergreens.. ROses ano rhede~eddrons.~ Those are from. hardy varetes desgned tc wthstand our severe wnters. Corner of Helllwell Ave. and Kalurr Lake Drve,, (CT.45.3) For Sale: Must Sell. Pano & Bench. Skldoo Nordc 1970:13 Fberglass travel,troller. Doube house traler HardonlDrllln aho lot and garage. CompresSor. Nlmo. ~.,, **, (Almost new). Phone (P,~ "..+ p.~ol.++0~, Terrllce~;,: ).,..:, address,.... _. Phone For Sale: B,T.U. 011 furnace.. Phone ;,.;...,... ~ 250 gel oll tank. Phone S (CTF) +.. ~.** +.: SAV.MORE BULDERS CENTRE : ~s 4.+ melm AVe., Terrace :.~ BACKHOE FOR H:R K NG K0!N l ~" P"+"O "+... " L h J t+ k~p d J d ~ +,,.. : +,. for,,.,+ : ++.,, :.: SudngMatersls, ~. :H()0ro, r~0htra t.r+.. -,~c- -~ : x " lr 4 J "L" J "~(J~MlllwOrk;+* :.+,,,,,:..u, 0F+CAHAr)A +,,,.+,.-. :+~+;l1l"}re" =b"f+~: + ~ " " " nldraftlngelnlallngbu Prlntlngl m, P,HoNE:,* ",:+";, ;.,,,. : ~ :and L , + /+.: :B rwckstreet,...., +,, U : ::,. t : :,PhoneCollect :. ~<CTp)+:~ " ~!1, ",,,,.. "+ NOR.PNE HOMES, 11 + ~ 3aura uumody,+u.~, Thelpr~fabhomebUltlnTerrsce ~ ANY,TME : ". ~.. Room avalable for gentleman. Ktchen facltes, close to town wth young couple - no chldren. Phone (PT-42) Room wth lght ktchen facltes, for young man. Phone Sparks St. South, Terrace. (P 39) 44- Room & Board Room & Board tar ; workng man. Phone (CTF) 47 - Homes for Rent (CTF) One bedroom furnshed cabn for rent. = At 968 Mogntalnvlew Blvd. Phone (C.42.3], S Orl~ & 2bedroomduplex- avalable furnshed. Apply ~68 Mountan Vew on Saturdsy, behneen 11 & 2 or Phone (C+42.3) For Rapt: 3 bedroom fully furnshed.house. Fu basement. S per monlh. To vew call Molltor.. (P.3g) 4~ - Homes for Sale For Sale: 2, yr. old, 20 X 4g, 3 Jbedroom, relocated home, stuated on cleared at. utltes lncluded. Wll consder truck and cbm~)er as part down payment. Phone "635"3362 r (P41)+ FOr Sale: 3 bedroom home on Crag" :00B SOl. ft. on.sewer and weter; No basement. Downpayment, ~ qualfy for B.C, 2nd mortgage. S , PhOne (1~9).O1er,+":m0vlng,:+ Must sell.. 2,+bedr00m home at L;kelse Lake on 1.,3 acre wth fenced n backyard end /creek;+ go property. Wall,to wall carpal nlvlng roam;feature wall, / & colored, plumbng. Cell anytme. +(CTF)! F~ Sll: SpKoua 3 bedroom homo. m:.t-3 a re.,elettrlc+ heat. w.w ~rpat thrduohout. M;000 F.P. Try your dow~ payments. Phone 635. n~ (P~) :r, Homes for Sale ENGNEERED HOMES Prefab Houses Avalable from : Kedar Constructon Ld: - Large Plan SeJecton, -.Hgh qualty compettve prces - Prefnlshed. Ktchen s - Oven and Range For full nformaton Wl;te P.O. rbox 120, Ktmat or phone 632-~ (CTF) For sale. Older type of home on one acre of land n town, close to school, hosptal and park. deal for "rental ncome, such OS roomng or, boardng house. Home has 4 bedrooms upstars, and bath. Man.floor has largekltchon, lvlng ~oom wth freplace, one bedroom,and bath. Basement has 2 bedrooms and lvlngroom and ktchen combned, saperate j entrance. Une bedroom house on corner lot near shoppng area. Quck sale. Please phone Or 635;3887 after 6 n_m (CTF) Attached hodse has lvng room, ktchen, 2 bedrooms and bath. On property s cabn, garage and shale. Large garden area and frut t~-ees. Cash Preferably, but terms can be arranged. Wrte Advertser Box 66S, Care of Terrace Herald, 4613 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. (STF) FOR 5ALE BY OWN ER 1200 sq. ft. 3 bedroom full bas~mertt, Home located at 5006 Park Ave; Features Alcan Sdlng, largektchen roughed tn plumbng n basement Electrc heatng. mmedate occupancy avalable. $3,500 down. Phone after 6 pm. to vew, [C- 42) 51. Busness Locatons NOTEL FOR +SALE deal locaton n Terrace Room for expanson Wll accept property as trade What offers? Wrte Advertser, Box 675, Terrace Herald, - Terrace, B.C..(C+TF)...,+. For rent - SPace f01". small busness, Phone (CTF) Newly Decorated Offce Brch panelled walls,: wall to wall carpet. E!ectrc heat. Large North wndows, Approx. 900 square feet. on Lakelse Ave. Apply Elken Mercantle Phone (CTF.3) Attractve Offces 3010 Kalum 5t or (CTF) For Rent Offce Space 2,000 sq. ft. All dvded rooms End w-w carpet. Above the Bank of Nova Scota, 4619 Lakelse Ave. Phone 635.$194 or (CTF) For Sale. Well establshed retal buslness. Genune reason for sale other busness nterests. Contactl Mr. Moore, 4616 Grelg Ave., (CTF.T.3) " S2. Wanted to Rent Wanted To Rent: Two or three bedroom house or duplex, col; Manager at Smpson Sears at days or evenngs. CTF) Wanted: 2 bedroom house for rent n country, Phone S7 days and ask for Bll. [STF) 55. Property for Sale, MUST SELL V= acre vew lot, wth 48 x 30 basement and subfloor n Terrace $3,500 cash or easy terms..phone 635.S575. (CTF~ For Sale: 110 x 90 lot tn Thornhll. Phone (P.39) 1~,~ acres wlth Oo style 8 room house. Has sewer and water hoop,., ups.: Hot water.heatng. GOod. condton. Presenl, tlme ncome $ Askjng,$26,000 wt6 $7-8 +thousand + downpayment. Property,has 365" 1 For..: SEle ;(46 Moble Home, 2 ~droorrs. fully -fu;nlshed: Best frontage. Con be seen at :L~04:Halr Offer.:N~, Muller St, 6354S07 street anytme du:rng the day. All: reasohable Offers c0nsldered. (P-39!. sale:.:12 acres::uadd on 9ench~" S For 1further nformaton ca l 635..~. (P.:~9) " / ":,-,..: L0t:+or.Sale ":n :quet Ken~erth ROadarea Off:Queanswey.. Lovely, vew lot approx. 150,x 125,Askng. prce ~1,300,: For further nto. phone 635-3~2 efter-5 p+m/(p.39) Approx,V= acr(~ of land Wth 10 x ~ Palter n,goad shape, Also room for another traler. Askng prce St0,000.: Phone ~, (p-~ Fo" Sale: NewRemo ~ubd vlded lot sutable foph0me or Waler. Good. sol,for a garden. Phone e35.780~ evenngs (R+.3~) " Fo~;+sae: 1 ~$1 ntornafonal Scout Cash offers only. Phone after 6 P,m;,(R,Sg) -, For"~. ~ale: Rambler Ambnslmor stn. wagon, 9 str. Power steerng; brakes mles; ~+Ph~nt+635~3588 after S pm (P-,lO)" : FM:~Sl~: 1W~8 Oodg~ Dart: 2 dr. hdt,, Go~xldl;Ve tran, wll Se for hlglu~t bld.+;phontrs.~91 days (O~1~. 4)..,,,,,~:...,..., ~ +..,.,,.,,,,,.,,:, F+P ~$.eoe ~,ton ~o+,plck++ + V-O~ l0to~w lh or w~out electrl : wlk+ht~ ml Mga, eh01~ ~ Ft~;.; ] F0r+~lle:: 1~0 FOrd 4 X.4 "25,00. Ph0~e~l$ (P~0). :,: ~, J 57. Automobles J:Legals For Sale: Must sell 1964 FOrd Galaxe dr. hardtop 390 motor, standard floor shft transmsson, Sem slcks rado, now black vnyl roof end nce pant. Runs nce s/0g or best Offer.,May accept terms. Phone after 6pro. (PT-,12) TO CLOSE ESTATE OF HAROLD ELMER RUTH, DECEASED Cash offers wll be receved by the undersgned up to and ncludng.frday; May 28) 1971 Wleklng 67 Ford St Mon Wllg0n, 67 fol".the purchase of the followng "352" Mere V= T Motor and 4 speed :vehcle: hans. $ ; 67 Merc V=T Seat S2S.00. H.P "~9~" Motor c.w solds " 1967 Chrysler Newport and headers, etc. Phme ~S (P. Sedan, Seral No. 39) " CE41G , 1971 For Sale: Loggng fuck; 1964 Mack Lcence No. CJK-309 & Columba traler. Phone (P-4O) for Sale: 68" Ford ;4 dr. V.8 auto., power steorlng, rado. S Can be seenat4932 Scott, Phone (P.39) For Sale: Dodge 300 Mleage wth Holmes Recker, A. condton for SS69.~.00. Phone (C-,10-3) For Sae: 19"/0 Ford F"00 H.D. Custom wth deluxe cab, automatc, covered box, very low mleage, vew at 906 Queensway. (P.3~) For Sale Lttle Outlaw $ ~ Mercury Pckup , mustang 4 speed, buckets, 411 rear end. Phone 635-2S23 after 6 p.m. (P:41) For Sale: 1958 nternatonal Pckup. Very good condton. Best offer accepted. Phone 5-54"/4. (P-39) SALVAGE 70 Ford ~/4 ton pl(:kup 16 ft. fberglass boat 69 Ford Xl 69 Pontlace Safar Wagon 63 Rambler Classc Chevelle Enqure Skesnl Adjusters Ltd. 4~/43 Lak~lse Ave ,t5. (CTF For Sale: 1970 Galaxy, 6 dr. power sterrng, P.B A-1 cond. One owner. For appontment to vew and make your offer. Phone S (C- 41) DUMP TRUCK: 1965.H.C. VF yd. dump. 549 engne5 & 4 splcers, 39 thousand double reducton rearends, new rubber+ and low mleage. Prlce $8000, Phone (P-~42) -.- For Sale: 1969 Pontac Parsenne, 2 d. h. top. P.S. & P.B. 350 ou. n. V8 low m!leage, maroon ext. whte leather nteror. Phone s (P.40) For sale: "W68 FOrd 100.Pckup automatc. P.S.-P~B. rado, good condton but some body work requredphone Bran Russel days and evenhgs &t (C-,.. 39)~ For sae; 1~3 Parsonne" ludor V-8 P.S.P.B.A.T. andradlo. Vancouver good condton. Very clean, no reasonable offer refused. Phone ~ e~/enlngs. (CTF $8., Tralers For Sale:. 3 bedroom, 10 x 50 Moble Home. Walt towall shag rugln lvng room. :ln~:ludng frldge,, stove, portable v~esher and dryer, propane tank and" 110 gallon 011 tank completely set up. Fnancng avalable. Phone (P.4O) For Sale: Scota trjhler 8 x 31 New propane heater and range. Good ~:ondtlon throughout. Can be vewed at 862 Pne st. anytme. (P.40) For Sale:.18 foot holday, traler, pressure water system, flushtolet and vanty,, propane stove,. refrgerator, hot water healer and furnace, two-.way electrcal system, sleeps 6. Wll sell wth equalzer htch, mrrors ahd electrlcal hook-up. Apply to 4828 Loon Avenue, after 6 P.M. or on week.ends. (P.41) For Sale: Utlty traler, telescopng htch. Removeable box, 71 lcense,. excellent for movng, haulng wood =tc. Phone (P.39) For Sale Aloha travel traler n mmaculate condton Full prce $ Phone S.20S/. (P.39). For Sale By owner - Gong concern. Mlckeys Traler Parkand Cabns. Stuated on Hghway 16 n Vanderhool. B.C. Good hghway frontage. All utltes. Full Prce $35,000. Terms. Wll accept late mode truck, traler or small house as part payment. For further nformaton wrte Box 784, Vanderhoof, or phone ( C. ~Q): :... :... F0( sate": Ho~+ mod~.campor plonty of room.~ +good-lor hunlln{l. $200. Phone "635;3560 (CTP):; ~, ] ;,"Emprlss MoforlHOl~os :.- : +.:,, :..,,;;....,,,,. +.Corn+ n.bhd:~eour. ~,w "1+71 Motor H~mes, 4736 Park.St., Terrace. ". PleaSe ~ phone; ~%q.3q~6. after 5. or Saturdaya. (CTP~....,. For Sale: 1967 Two.bedrb0m generpl moble honle set up n traler court wth porch and:loey shack. Phon~ +S~= ~ (P~".+..- " a~.. MOBLE.HOME SALES (TeRRACe)-+- S. ",.,-, +KNGHT, - - ;L. SQURE., ~ 1 + +" PAOB,. +: ~. " -" t.~.: Terrtet; B.G* > ~;: NOTCE TO.CREDTORS ". N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GENE HARVEY POTTER+also known as &ENE H A R V E Y.PO T TER; Mlworker, formerly of the. Dstrct Of Terrace, Provnce Of Brtsh Columba Credtors and others[havng clams agalnst the above Estate vehcle may be nspected at are. requred to send full ++ Totem Gulf Servce (Lakelse partculars of such clams.to Servces Ltd,) Lakelse Kenneth D. GRANT, Esq., of, Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Sale the frm of GRANT EWERT & shall be after rlspectlon and no Co., Barrsters and Sold~ors+ undertakngs are made wth 4635 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, respect to the condton of or Brtsh Columba, on or before ttle to the sad motor vehcle. the 21st-day of June, 1971, after Nether the hghest bd norany whch date the Estates assets bd wll necessarly be wll be + dstrbuted, havng accepted. regard only to clams that have Clnton W. Foote, been redeved. Publc Trustee, 635 Burrard Street, GRANT EWERT & CO. VANCOUVER 1, B.C. (C.41) By Kenneth D. GRANT ( Phone ) ~_ Solctor BRTSH COLUMBA SOC ETY FOR TH E PREVENTON OF CRUELTY TO ANMALS J Terrace Anmal Shelter-- ~St6 Haugland Open 3-6 Man. - Fr. Weekends 9-11 Phone STORE FOR SALE A growng local convenence store n Terrace. + Ths well mantaned busness s stuated n the best locaton n town. t ncludes modern applances and fxtures.and comes wth an.t attractve resdence ncluded. An deal famly enterprse that s prced to sell wth good terms avalable. Contact Tom Slemke or anyolte at " r "en e+t PRUDEN REALTY Ltd, LAZELLE.AVENUE PHONE 63~-6371!.-.." ; ;, j:. Ths 4 bedroom home would make an deal rental unt. ts located on a large lot and features auto. ol heat, concrete foundaton, large ktchen and s close to downtown. Good terms are avalable. Ths nearly new executve home contans 1660 sq. ft. plus the double garage and basement. Choce locaton on a paved street, 2 washrooms plus lhe large balhroom, 3 bedrooms, double freplace upstars and a roughed-n freplace down and a large 90 lot. The prce has just been reduced for quck sale , :,+~+~:.,. ~.:... +!~.~,+++ +, ~ Ct~,~ ~ n+,,~ t+.,.,, ,.. ~...:,~,+m+-~. t...~,~~- An extra bedroom n the basement enhances ths 2 bedroom.+.+ home located:n Thornh ;.rtho large lot S landscaped and: She house features w.w- caperng the arge, lvng reem.a,d::: bedrooms,au8o~ ol heat and modern ktchen.... :~,~,:,. ].l:wp+cholce resdemal:kfls:are nowavaam+. T~y;trll ++.+,.-, +.,+++ :.++ T A SLEMKb-~d4$~:: :; ~? +S L. +? L~.z 7~ +,.,?::!~J,. ". /+ t

10 PAGE 0 ] Hypnoss Dspatch Workshop L _ 111 ROYAL CANADAN LEGON- BRANCH 13 Your correspendlnt has been somewhat slack n keepng you nformed of Legon news, but the regular meetng held on llth May provded the ammunton whch s4~. now fred at you. Congratulatons to Gordon Parr, unanmously elected to the executve as a drector n place of Bll Hood who was recently transferred from Terrace. Best wshes for a speedy recovery to Roy Batke at Shaugmessy Hosptal, to Role Beecher at St. Josephs Hosptal n Vancouver and to Norm Larson at Mlls Memoral Hosptal - not to forget John Oman now restng at home at 3601 Eby Street and gettng a bt bored - a vst would be apprecated. Our next meetng, and the last one before summer stand-down, wll be a dnner meetng, on June 8lh. The ntenton s to formally acknowledge long servce n the Legon by awardng 10 years and 1S years pns to those elgble. Formal nvtatons wll be ssued and good attendance s requested. The meetng voted a contrbuton of $ to the B.C.E.L. fund, sponsored by Pacfc Command. Ths s a worthy cause ntended to assst those Commonwealth veterans n underprvleged countres who are desperately n need of fnancal assstance.. School terms are comng to a close and, as n former years, your branch has an annual allotment for local scholarshps. A commttee has been apponted to act on applcatons receved and our secretary wll shortly ssue nvtatons for applcatons to our local hgh schools. Wednesday June 23rd, a local organzaton s sponsorng a Sherry and Tea party for Senor Ctzen Lades of Terrace, coupled wth a fashon show of the female graduates from ths year, showng ther graduatng fnery. Not to be outdone, and under, the charmansh!p, of Gordon Bg legal bl by Poul Bogelund. Parr, your branch has arranged for a stag party for male Senor Ctzens, to be held at the branch, on Junde 23rd, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Gordon wll need some assstance wth transportaton; please contact hm and volunteer your car. On the more serous sde - ths year "D" Day, June the 6th falls upon a Sunday. The meetng expressed an urgent desre to gve specal attenton to ths day contanng pognant memores for so many of our Comrades. A specal memoral servce wll be held, on the Legon premses, on Sunday June 6th, at 3:00 p.m. wth our Padre Envoy Bll Young offcatng. Ths servce s open to all Veterans, ther famles and dependents, regardless of Legon membershp. Due to the press of events on 20th July, the Beard Judgng Contest has been advanced to 1st July. Specal arrangements wll be made on the Legon Grounds for ths mportant event and we urge all the beard growers who have not as yet entered the contest, to get ther badge " am a Terrace Bush Leaguer", obtanable from the Legon and other advertsed places.. The rewards are enormous; proceeds go the the Terrace Area Fund. Through the efforts of Comrade Walker, you wll soon see a notce board at the Legon on whch wll be posted Job Opportuntes as advertsed by Canada Man Power - another step n the drecton of provdng servce for our members. The pavng program has suffered a slght delay due to further consderaton of the problem n order to get the farthest wth the least, but you wll defntely see our parkng area paved ths summer to concde wth the nstallaton of carpet n the lounge. The Annual Golf Tournament wll take place n the latter part of June; detals later. Last, but not least, a hearty welcome to James Frank Wllams Whose applcaton for membershp was approved. "13" for now - see you later. A workshop n hypnoss, conducted by Chrs Rogers, s offered by The Va,eouver Art Gallery n June. The seres s nten,~led as a serous study of the art and scence of hypnoss. t does not ntend to teach nductonal technques or spectacular performance. The workshop ncludes hypnoss lectures, demonstratons, nstructon n suggeston and self hypnoss and dscusson perods. t offers an objectve look at ths often msunderstood facet of psychology. Workshop partcpants wll be taught self hypnoss as a way to help themselves,.e. to elmnate undesrable habts (such as smokng), to lose weght, overcome nsomna conquer fatque, mprove study habts and reduce anxety, etc. An ntroducton to ts hstory, bared forms, applcatons and major contemporary uses, to hypnotc dream analyss and the relatonshp of hypnoss to parapsychology the occult, etc. wll be ncluded. Flm, recordngs, an e.e.g machne and other ades wll be used to help llustrate the content. Chrs Rogers has mantaned a prvate practce n hypnoss for four years. He has demonstrated and lectured n Canada, the U.S. and the Orent and appeared on T.V. n those countres. He has le(~tured n schools and professonal groups, conventons and specalzed meetngs., The Hypnoss Workshop s lmted to 25 persons. Preregstraton only. Payable n advance, non-refundable. No substtutons. Fee for seres: $10.00 per person. Dates, Fve Wednesday evenngs: June 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th. Tme: 7:30-9:30 p.m. Those who mourn the pass. ng of the sx-course dmnff never worked n the ktchen durng the summer. ~,RRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. Mrs. Jean Hamer of Terrace has been named honored Mrs. Hamer n a ceremony at the Blue Mother of the Year. The contest sponsored by the Gables Hotel May 8. Beta Zeta chapter of the Beta Sgma Ph, Buy-Canada-bad artsts are hypocrtes- G aglar$ "m not one of these buy- Canada.back artsts," Reha-. bltauon Mnster Phl Gaglard told a Vanouver Central Lons Club meetng Tuuesday. "! love the Amercan dollar as long as t s spent n B.C.," he sad after tellng the meetng B.C. would be lost wthout foregn nvestors and developers. " beleve Canada wll al. ways be Canadan and dont thnk there wll be a takeover of our economy by the Unted ]rates," he sad. "f there s any takeover t wll be Canada or Brtsh Columba takng over the Unted States." Gaglard sad there s somethng hypocrtcal n the stand taken by the people supportng the buy.canada-back poston. "We have allowed them (foregn nvestors) nto the country, allowed them to n. vest, allowed them to buld, allowed them to develop and when t s poltcally and pc- pularly opportune there are some who wll kck them n the guts." ~ :+ ~ + SCHOOL MSTRCT NO. SKEENA-CASSAR) ~.:. ~.,. Kndergarten regsh;aton Wednesday, May 26, 1971 at the followng schools + PARKSDE PRMARY Both sdes of Straume Avenue from Thoma~ to Sparks and north to below the Bench. Both sdes of Hamer fr ~, Sparks to Kalum and north to the l Bench. Also Remo. +~ + E.T. KENNEY prmary Both sdes of Scott east of Eby to Sparks and l south to the C.N. tracks. East of Sparks to Hanson ncludng both sdes of Straume and south to the C.N. ~racks and to Skee E.T. KENNEY PRMARY Both sdes of Scott east of Eby to Sparks and south to the C.N. tracks. East of Splrlks to Hanson ncludng both sdes of Straume and south to the C.N. tracks, and to Skeena Brdge (ncludng the two benches), East of Kalum north to the Bench. Kndergarten chldren n the Kalum School area wll also regster at E.T. Kenney (south, of Straume to C.N. tracks, west of Eby to the Muncpa Boundary). UPLANDS ELEMENTARY All the bench area. KT-KSHAN PRMARY South of the C.N. tracks to ncludng Brauns sland. THORNHLL PRMARY Seth sde of Skeena Rver Skeena Rver, THORNHLL PRMARY South sde of Skeena Rver, west of Columba Cellulose Road to Prce Creek. COPPER MOUNTAN ELEMENTARY South sde of Skeena Rver, east of Columba Cellulose Road to Prce Creek. Chldren born between January 1st, 1966 and December 31, 1966 may be regstered. Brth certfcateor proof of age s requred at the tme of regstraton. Board of School Trustees, School Dstrct No. 88 (Skeena-Cassar) Northwest Loggers Assocaton Thrd Annual Conventon awar N v+++,oron,o,,h S,oo, ll ANOTH o.+ 0rohestra, Lons Thrd Annual Truck LONDON (Reuter) -- A Hungaran-born novelst fave~ an estmated $28,500 legal bll after beng awat~led damages of a half a new l+enny (about: one cent) n a lbel acton brought aganst tm West German magazne Stern. Stephen Vznczey. 38. author bf n Prase Of Older Women, sued the publsher o Stern and the magaznes Englsh dstrbutors. He elauned h~ was lbelled by a Stern artcle whch mpled he was tle lbertne hero of hs book. S t e r ns publsher dened lbel and clamed that the artcle ~vas based on a publcty brochure ssued wtll Vznezeys consellt. The magaznt.s E,glsh ds. trbntor.~. S e y m o u r Press. ~ere cleared of lbel and the tgh Court ruled that Vzuczey should pay ther court costs and hs. estmated at $28..~U0. 0akwood Collegate nsttute Orchestra wth Madrgal.Sngers n 0m ced Rodeo Comng May 21st 22rd and + 23rd GUEST SPEAKERS AT THE CONVENT)ON NCLUDE GEORGE PRESDENT OF COLUMBA CELLULOSE ANO KE BARBER VCE EUROCAN PULP & PAPER CO. LTD. SCRMSHAW PRESDENT ENTERTANMENT AT BANQUET WLL BE-BY RECORDNG STAR BUSS MARTN Watch for a more detaled schedule of events n Thursdays ssue of the Terrace Herald REGSTRATON AT THE TERRACE COMMUNTY CENTRE Frday May 21st 10:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday May 22nd 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. / EVERYONE WELCOME : Govt nspected He.1 Sde Bacon LettucOalforna.h, Grade d 2 : Heads NABOB REG. OR FNE GRND OF WHTEROCK " lb, " P O p Allflavours ,o tm o, """ +NO "DEALERS PLEASE PRCES EFFECTVE MONDAY TUESDAY ~J~EDNESDAY ONLY ~NE R ~be~ve THE RGHT TO" LMT QUANTTES +m ~,)