WEDNESDAY, JULY

Co-ordinator for British Columbia Yellowhead 16 Travel
Association.

17, 1974!

Territory: Quean Charlotte Islands to Alberta Border ~

Experlance In Travel or Tourist Industry Preferrable.

Home office must be located on Yellowhead 16 British
Calumbla

Must be free fo travel above territory and have own tran- .

sportation,.

Praspect must be bondable, capable of keeping books and
preparing financlal reports as well'as annual report of

Association.

_ Applicants with refarences must be malled to Box 1053, .

. By August, 10, 1974

(ca) .

All expenses paid by assoctation.

~ Starting Jal

Tribute to’
McLaren.

Canada's eminent, film-maker
Norman McLaren, continues to
receive acclaim for his work
from the film world, Attending -
a retrospective of his films at —
‘the Berlin - Film Festival,
, McLaren was honoured with the
UNICRIN' prize in recognition
of his outstanding film. ac-

McLaren was praised for his
personal vision: and films ;
“which. .. have enriched the

happiness lo . film - viewers
around the world.
“He is one of the most worthy

of the screen”, ‘announced ©
Charles Ford, president of the

{5th at the Re

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

. y. ‘or Cabaret | is New Day,

 Wietoria. “NEW DAY has been a star allraction al dances and coricerts for years...”
They play to people of ail ages-and from all walks of life. They have played for’
banker's private parties, and for audiences at the plush Red Lion Inni in Victoria, as
wellas playing numerous high school and college concerts.
Craig Girard is lead vocalist, Bryan Politano plays lead guitar, Lorne Peasland and
Brian Inness play bass and. rhythm guitars respectively and Murray | Coell ison the:
drums. This group will be appearing for two weeks. |. -

a pop-rock group | trom.”

Souvenir
Collection of
Canada's Stamps

The 14 Soavenir Collection
of Canada Standard Postage’
Stamps wil be on sale beginning
the last week of July in most
‘Post Office outlets, the Canada
Post Office announced today.

This Souvenir . Collection ,

conlains the 1972 High Value
Definitives (Vancouver $1 and
Quebec City $2},. The 1972
Medium Value Delinitives.
(Forests 10 cents, Mountains 15
cents, Prairires 20 cents, Arctic
25 cents and Oceans i cents)
and the 1973-74 series of low
value. definitive. stamps
featuring her Majesty's. Queen
Elizabeth 1] and seven former
prime ministers.

The - Canada’s standard
stamps, depicted in this
souvenir. booklet, reflect. the
many facels of our nalional life

wo by featuring our historical
_ heritage,
- diversity 4 of our natural terrain

fhe majesty and

and: our . vibrant urbanized |

‘ » poiety.

The stamps contained in this
a2 ‘page bilingual. booklet are
packaged in a cellapack and

ve a face value of $4.56 , The

. booklet, and a package of stamp

mounts, sell for $5 and is en-
closed in an attractive envelope
ready for mailing.

The Nallonal Film Board of _

8 (MA,

.complishments over (he years. .
Spokane -- - You could say that

cinema and have brought ~ sor

and complete creators of the art |

nal Manton - of. Film

-ETILLICUM TWIN |
_ THEATRES LTD.

"THE NEW HAIDA THEATRE
| is now open in the =
2 Twin Tillicum: Building at 4720 Lakelse. Ave | |

Perieaanatstienasunuauaeneuaeeienanaayy allele p knitted- occupants
47 20 Lakelse a 7

-Terrace 7

Phone 635-2040

:

One Showing Nightly at $00 PM

rT;

duly

11, 18, 19, 20

WALT DISNEY'S
Alice in Wonderland

uw Saturday July 20

ALICE IN WONDERLAND
“Showtimes 11:00 AM &

July
21, 22, 23

To Kill A Glown |

ALAM ALDA (Star of MASH).
ne Meee Tr ee

HAIDA THEATRE

Showtimes 7:00 & 9:15 p.m.

JULY

17, 18, 19, 20

Gene Hackman

— The Conversation

Robert. Duval

‘

July
21-21

“yo BE MMOUNCED

A Touch of Class

Aeademy Award Winner

Glenda Jackson, George Segal
POLL Dl lela ilicaelaaaie' rte

at THE vDRIVEIN' 2

2900, Braun
Phone 635-5310

A

seated Posten AM

Roth goes
“way at the best of mes. and at

a realist

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Dan
Murray

{Copyright Sterling Publications}

Evelyn Roth, a creative artist of ~
ts, : is pulling the wool over
the eyes of Brilish Columbia
_ taxpayers if Victoria’s ‘effort at
* Expo is any indication. .
Pretty dry bread, I'd say.
Her yards of knitting echoing
the recycling bit which is part of
the theme, of ,this ‘cily's am
‘falk,uliterally assaults
mr ih C.

A litt ittle long -
Expo I'm-sure that Pixie
- Meldrum: who supervises” the
“‘eyhibit for a- $28,000 fee. is

‘ _ sometimes hard pressed to

= explain to our American friends
jut whal Miss Rath had in mind

When wate, iE busy clacking _

rene. neetited -teepee and its -
which ©
dominates’ the foyer could have
‘been saved for another time...
as I'm sure you'll agree with ,
me that British Columbia. has

"quite a story to tell,’

“1 think Miss Roth got the
recycling point across with her-::
garlands of braidéd video tapes
which festoon the patio and was
gnly marred by a crudely hand
lettered sign explaining from
where the scrapped: tapes
game,

Of course, there are lots of
more interesting things lo see
other than Miss Roth's fuzzy
creations and I suggest the US
. Government's exhibit should
top your list.

Te highlight of this exhibil Is
a22-minute gorgeous color film
inanalr conditioned theatre. It
is truly dramatic because It Is
en on a screen sixty feet
. and you are in right the

Its theme is our en-
wiroment and it has some eye-
boggling scenes which seem te
“pull the eyes right out of their
sockets, The process is called
Imax and relagates Cinema . lo
the status of an Edsel Car.

The film will be of particular
interest to. British Columbians

aS ee

because its features our own
Chief Dan George.

-Then there is the USSR
pavilion and for those who
admire Lenin, they'll be greeted
with a.huge aluminum bust of
the late dictator whose nose
must
glowers over the main en-
france. :

“The Russians have .spent

z plenty: of roubles in: building “
‘.theht.impressive ‘exhibit: Air
conditioning would have’ helped
-but it: is: still one of. the most
patronized shows at Expo.
- The fair.is right in the middle ~
Of ..this friendly city, . easily
accessible by- public transport
(25¢e) but patrons, should ' go
eatly inthe day or later.in the
‘evening’ as it- was’ 95 in the
shade as I-panted from country |
“to country. Admission is $4 par”
person: “and | tourist:
commodation seemed adequate ©
and : not loa pricey.

“Spokanities are’ friendly
people ard we found they made
us feel welcome. . This was

particularly noticeable with :

tlerks,::wailresses and | gas
jockeys. Inflation doesn’! seem —
to have hil here as badly as al
VYanéouver. My friend’s home

be two feet long. He’

ac-.

here ina nice district,y very
modern is valued by him at
aboul$30,000. I’m sure it would
fetch $70,000 in. B.C, Those
prices Controls must have some
effect, too, Grade A large eggs
were 62¢ per dozen.

You couldn't say thal Expo is
a great falr, but il is adequate
and full bodied with a bouquet
all. its oyn,,

dry bread \.

Columbia Pavillon!

(Dan Murray ls the former
ypublisher of the Alaska High-
"vay News at Fort St. John and .
. will be a regular contributor to

the Herald.)

rrace Chrysler’...

it should be

erved at,’ roam "temperature
after the pallet. i cleansed'with
. |’, and there's
“plenty of that at the’ British

PAGE 37

‘Entertainment

New Ganadian

Postmaster General Andre
Quellet today announced the
igsue of an eight cent stamp
commeorating the centenary of

the invention of the telephone by
Alexander Graham Bell.

The stamp, to be released
July 26, depicts three models of
telephones; The Gallows
Frame, the Pédestal or Daf-
fodil, and the Contempra
Phane, each representing a.
development in the history of
the telephone,

“This stamp Issue honours |

not only the. invention of the
telephone by . Alexander
Graham Bell, but the: creative
thought processes that go into
such an. invention,” sald Mr.
Ouellet. -

In 1874, Bell a young {eacher

for the deaf in Beston, invented

. the telephone while he was

visiting his parents in Brant-
ford, ‘Ontario:

OULY 15-29th

Yo May Be Paying Too Much.

See Lorne at Reum Motors
before you decide..
lots of 4 doar, family type
sedans. No reasonable offer
refused.

. Also | have a good supply of
1974 Pickups

1965 GMC DUMP TRUCK

New GM Deisel, New rubber,

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The Gallows Frame, * can-.
celved In Brantiord In 1874, was .
introducedas an experimental

model in Boston in 1875 and
was the world’s first telephone;
the Pedestal or Daffodil, which
was introduced in 1900 and later -
devel asa dial model, is
regarded by, many as heing
symbolic of all telephones;
and the Contempra Phone,:
introduced as a dial phone in
1968 and as a touch in 1969, was:
the first whose conception,
design and manufacture is
entirely Canadian.

“For this issue, the Canada
‘Post Office has declared’
Brantford the site of official .
‘First Day,“ . Cancellations.
Customers are requested to
‘send thelr owa First Day Covers.

. lo Otlawa where stamps will be...

affixed and. the orders
processed, The covers will be:
shipped in bulk to Brantford for.
cancelling: and returned to
customers from that ‘location.

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