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: Terrace, B.C.

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Hopproval by Central Mor
lorated,

ing wall be started before

feet.
Each suite will have

mY antenna; glass-sliding
Bo will be equipped with elec

a Frank Wall of 4729
for the construction.

Wallace Paine, who is developing the property,”
reports construction of the 28-unit’ apartment build.

The building will, comprise. eight two ‘bedroom
suites, each with a floor area of 1,050 square feet and
20 one- bedroom units, each containing 770. square

wall carpeting; heat lamps in the bathroom; wired-in

The basement will contain a.
froom; storage areas; furnace. and boiler rooms ‘etc’

\partment Approved |

Construction of a $300,000 apartment ‘building’ |
t 4632 Davis Avenue,’: Terrace, -has: been’ given.

tgage and Housing Incorp-

March 15,1967. -

a. private terrace; wall to-
doors to the terraces, and»
tric fridge and range, ~

large recreation

‘Tuck is local representative

ml

a Hawaiian Tour”
nd Hot Springs Resort.

The party, which was to have
een for those taking part in a
ecial 15-day tour of Hawaii
arting February 25, grew in
opularity so that tickets were
ld beyond the group and <all|*
Mould not be accommodated.
§ The evening was a truly en-
woyable one with genial .Art
Bates and his wife, Frankie,
ing the honours. They were
ssisted by Mr. and. Mrs.
Charlies Gihon, Rew trianagers
pF Skoglund Hot, Springs resort,\_
aviro provided the banquet
goom, and whose’ - cooks... and
Sentaff prepared and served . a de-
Biicious variety of Hawaiian

Subdued . lighting, colored
@espotlight and hurricane ° lan-
terns served {o lend atmos-
maphere, as did the fish netting
and gay Hawaiian pictures that
bedecked the walls, .
1: Canadian Pacific Airlines
milew in decorative palm - trees
: paind | leaves, cocoanuts and fresh
Mepinéapples, 2s well as orchids
mfor the ladies and leis for the
Bincn.
* Hawaiian Hoku’s (Frank Baxe
ber, Bob Johnston and . Scott
; a Fsaston) supplied musile
me throughout the evening.
’ Margo Bates and Dawn and

Hawaiian dances. Some merti-

ment was caused when they

were joined in one number by
mrred Weber and Gordon Little
iB of Terrace and George Thom of

a Kitimat. -

. Mrs. Bob Bates accompanied
a number of the dances with
m vocal solos, and, along with
= Bob Johnston, sang the Hawaii-
gan Wedding Song in English
@ and Hawaiian.

B Dan and John McAllister and
John Ford’ brought loud ap»
plause with a humorous skit.

Surfside aquatics were well

‘received, when Mrs. Wendy
‘Mcintyre’s pool-side: girls per-

‘in the resort's “hot

om pool.” The. graceful .performers

Se bell, Janice Lloyd and Betty-

A | Pineapples les
@ Pulchritude

Pzazz

Hawaiian hospitality ond exotic food, served in a
syPical south sea atmosphere of the luau; were enjoyed
aby some 170 persons who attended Art. Bates’ promotion} ‘:
party last Saturday: evening at Skog-

|. PICTURE

|Joan Orr. Markers were Diane
Both, Elaine Little and Debbie
‘Webster.

enjoyed by all present. |

BRIGHTENS
FOR LIVE TV.

, Fhe: coverage policy. “eornmit-}
tea of the CBC .has decided to
ask B.C. Telephone Company
for an updated cost figure re-
fgarding the rental of micro
wave facilities that would):
ultimately bring live television |.
to the Terrace-KiHtimat-Princa
Rupert area, .

In a telephone interview
with Frank Howard, MP for
Skeena Riding, last Tuesday
morning it was learned - that

the end of the week.

Mr. Howard told the Herald
that CBC had an estimate about
four months ago but at -tha,
time. they were not prepared
to negotiate,

He -said the important thing
about: the - announcement is the
fact that the CBC is now pre-
pared to negotiate for rental
terms from B.C. Tel, F

The recent all-out drive in
support of “live” television for
this area prompted a pat on. the
back: from Mr. Howard, . | :

He said, “All those who par-
ticipated. in this campaign for
“live” TV are to be congratulat-
ed and.I would urge them to
keep up the effort, for we must
present a solid, determined and
sustained case,”

_ Mr. Howard has suggested
that some 5000 support letters
recently received by CFTE-
Should be presented in. Ottawa
with some fair degree. of pub-
licity. He said it would ‘do no
harm to have a press phote-
erapher on hand when the
stock of carrespondence
reaches its destination.

It was‘a happy Hawaiian Ivan

the enquiry would go forth at|

TW | 1987 Capital. Water proposals,

+}soon.as possible, »

when metal Hpped open.

DRAMATIC | PHOTOS show , topsy-turvy scene of ‘Mon-
‘day's freight train derailment 44 miles west of Terrace.
.Ftiteen boxears, many of them loaded with wheat bound
for Prince Rupert, were scattered like matchsticks over.
hundreds of fest of highway and had their loads dumped.

The ONR's work train shown

Wednesday, Eebniiey 8. 1957

THREE IW A ROWAT Ete

ye ‘

in photo in right employs erene to raht one of two
Alesel engines hauling the 59-car freight which ploughed ;
into a snowslide at mile 40.7. Road traffic on Highway
46 was blocked for two days by the accident. 7

(Brian Baldwin photos)

The tentative approval wes |
given when Municipal - Council
accepted recommendations pro-
duced from a Committee of the
whole meeting held January ‘11.

The estimated costs came
from a report filed by Vancou-
ver sanitation expert, V. Terry,
Guring a recent tour of inspec:

on

Terry was called in after the

wall and roof of the primary

digester ruptured following a

feman error in valve manipula:
ion

The total cost included $1,500
for insulafion for the, : primary |*
digester, — -

Council was unable do. com:
pletely accept the ‘terms | of
recommendation when they.
could not decide. what type ‘of
auxTary. power equipment. they,
would require at the. Plant. .

Also recommended ‘in. the
fame. committee: report “was a
move to have Soucie Avenue
homeowners considered ‘in the

Residents of Soucle Avenue
on The Bench are ~ yirtually |
without water and ‘have peti-
tioned for. installation of ‘con-
sumer: service in: their area as

URRY

“HEY. — -how: about that
, Sporty heard. being ' sported
by Skeena .MP. Frank How:
;, ard?. Wonder IF he's a mem-

*

ber of Bill Miner's gang?’

SIGNS OF SPRING: Dorothy .
‘i Sheasby reports a ‘robin
[ cFeedine outside. her kitchen
Bj, window and Betty Stewart:
: reports golden and. purple -
‘Verocuses., thrusting. thelr
h

(More signs of
‘ispring sre income tax ke-
ut urng and new licence -
. ; Plates!) ~ ;

Ty ran a contest in © which

(Headlines designed to”
soatiy atlr up the: Canadian
public that i). One. of . the.’

Piva .. “Couples Charged : In

RITA SSRCI OT N

pMELTING POT

MeLEAN'S. Magazine recent: ve
fake, headlines were featur. ©:

Conspiracy,” Typo error in.

- the Bates address when his |

' winning éntry was publisti- :
ed. read Art Bates, Ottawa.
‘Art thinks this’ was Premom,
Hoty. :

DID. you know? Terrace “as!
‘ turned down by -PNE. of:
ficials when an attempt was.

made ‘to'enter. a contestant: .-
. dn the 1967. Miss PNB. con: *--
~: test.- ‘Apparently, ‘they have:

a quota and there i6 no room.

» at the inn for a | gal‘ ‘from’

Terrace. Maybe it’s just ag

“well. The ‘other contestants.

wouldn't ‘have a fighting.
chance if we entered 9:
our Northern beauties.

FRANK HOWARD.

 Unlens thera’ ‘are: » comple: ar

we, a

2 a a aR

; tions that no one sees ‘at the

” SCENE: Dept of Highways

‘Tm standing. there and ‘fills

ae !

‘saya:
“The submission ‘relating, to' > {1
“the Administration, Building wk
at the Alrport: will he-made .

_ 8
7 e 6: 8
wewitactactisnnll

moment the report should
approve the building of the
administion ‘building. Then
we will be on our way.”

office during last week's
“Big Storm” IRATE  CIIT-
_ ZEN (on ‘phone) Next time ,
your: damned: graderman
“goes: past ‘ny | ‘place while.

up my driveway entrance
‘with snow — T'll:shoot him!
“TTRED DISPATCHER: | ‘Then,
you'd better draw. fast . Mis-'
ter: Our ‘gradermen tide

; “vote ‘from, Latics. . Redtter:
who: contributed. the. above—

under ‘Ws belt?)<. oe.
‘“Haltor's “Note. to L cer,

| Out-of-town ‘guests: included Mr.

Increase’; Shown

| Festival to: We held “April: 10-22,

‘year, and ‘the’. committee - feels|th

inelude’ ‘Ritwange,
. Ajyansh

of: | tfles ‘have’ “comé ‘In ‘from: Kiti-
| Mat: this yeat.":

Munieipal Council has ‘lven approval in principal
to an expenditure of approximately $15,600 in modifi-
cations to Terrace'’s new sewage treatment plant.

ROBBIE.
BURNS
FETED

Terrace Shine Club — played
host to some: three - hundred

Burns. Banquet in the Com-
munity Centre on _ Saturday,
January 28,

Feature of the banquet Was
the traditional “haggis,” piped
‘in by Piper Allan Tutt. The
address fo the haggis was given

gave the address to the “Im-
mortal Memory” in true Scot-
tish fashion; ;

Following the ‘banquet, the
‘installation of officers took
place. Ken Speares. of. Vancou-
ver, high priest.in Divan: of
Gizeh Temple installed the fol-
Towing officers: President —
Stacéy Marris; vice-president
|W. G. Melvin and - secretary-
treasurer — Joe Schultzik.

Taking part in the program
‘was “Miss Vickie Smith who
performed highland dances ac-
companied by Piper Allan Tutt
and: vocal soloist Miss Heather
McLeod accompanied by Mrs,
D. Thompson.

‘Dancing - followed . to the
music of the “Chordettes,”

and Mrs. Ken Speares, Mr, and
Mrs. L,. Johnson and. Gar. Jen-
nings of ‘Vancouver. The -Kit-
imat Pipe Band was unable to
attend due - 0D . inclement wea-
ther. .. oe

In'F. estival Entries

. There..are $44 entries this
year for Terrace annual Music

This: is: forty. more . than ‘last
the: participation ds much bet-

ter all round, : :
, Afeas competing ‘this “year

The: largest ‘numaber » of! ‘en

wee

-“Wertace’ ‘and: ‘Prince * ‘Rupert

Ein:

Persons at ¢he annual Robbie |:

by Andy Taylor. Dr. I. §. Mudie|*

mithéers and C

| Basic ¢ Council Gives cctis

, sone SRI spennaerd

$300, 000 Profit

Terrace Booze

’ Terrace liquor sales netted
$292,330.36 In profit during
tha: last fiscal yaar for the.
Liquor. Control Board it was

. learned here this week,

In the annual: report for
the yeer April 1965 to March
1986, gross liquor sales . for
Terrace were Ilsted at
$1,003,280.32. © Operating ‘ex:
penises and ‘administration
costs . accounted fer 42,
495.17 of the cost picture.

During. the same period
Terrace ‘tailled up $6,270.00
In fines on liquor offences,

Liquor offences. through-
out the entire province of
B.C, netted. AM T4S17 In
fines, ;

Gross ‘sales for the whole

Skeena area during. the 65.
66 perlod were $2,293,668.17
with. Terrace. taking. top
place on the list. included in
Skeena area are Kitimat,
Smithers, Terrace and Hozel-.
ton,

[o£ Dervace this” avalatiche lay!.
~lan' he" path -ofi; Warren's, weat-
. | bound’ freight, The train’ plow-|:
ed ‘into : the huge’ ‘pile of anow

‘|of Terrace on Monday. He was.

: -gan early Saturday. when tons

“| crews were finished with the

_|o Terrace when a third alide

On ‘Communications Cut Off
As Snowslid , fe ; Hit Northern Coastal Region

CNR Engineer Injured ~ os
Service Restored Now |

‘CNR engineer, “Tiny” War-
ren was injured in a snowalide
that wiped out trackage and
highway about 40 miles west

taken to Prince Rupert. General
Hospital where he is reported] on
in good condition today, His
injuries included. several brok-
en ribs and a broken eollar-
bone..

The overdose of trouble be-
‘of rain-soddened snow plunged

half a mile west of Usk -and
left a pile of rubble 40: fect
deep and 500 feet long in its
wake.

Clearing ...#8 worked fever-
ishiy throughout the day. to
open the rail line, and shortly
after a ‘delayed westbound
passenger train passed through
the area at about il pm.
another avalanche came. down
at the same spot. :

‘By midnight Sunday; work
second cleanup and had return-

cut off connections * between
Terrace and -Prince Rtipert.
Located about 40 miles west

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probiem, Unfortunately some of our valued regular
customers were inadvertently missed last week.

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If, however, you are.o regular yearly subscriber

mail —— but please phone us: and give us your home

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The Publisher

CNR work crews didn’t even get a chanice to ‘hang cag
up their shovels last weekend in a deluge of avalanches - -:
that began early Saturday and continued through Mon-
day, cutting off rail and highway traffic between Terrace’ a
and Prince Rupert and severing the rail line at Usk. ‘,

down the mountainside about] *

| would cost in the vicinity. et

and rock, derailing two engines’ nt
and nine boxcars, ;

CNR and Dept. of Highiwaya
crews were dispatched at once. -
to start the third major clear-

ance job of the weekend.

Regular railway schedules “
were resumed Monday. night at. ;
10 o’clock but highway traffic
did not resume until late Tues-

Dr. Luck. ae
Out Of Luck =
In By-law Bid. .

Dr. D. H. Lusk, | director
of the Skeena: Health Unit .":
has asked Terrace Municipal.
‘Council to create a ripened
outlawing ‘sale here oF rw.
milk, -

‘ Gommenting ‘en ihe re ”
quest, Councillor Jolliffe.
sald, “This. is something |: ;
that’s comes up every. year. -: 7
When | was on Council five -
years ago it came up”

Lines ‘Het sald® ‘the. request’ came
during a recent meeting :
the Health: Board at--which -
representatives. from. all-
communities in the district
‘ware present, |

ayer

“Luckily there were ‘peo. mh,
ple present from Smithors:.° #
who ssid raw milk is also
sold there, but that all cows ©
are TB tested. |. told.: the '
meeting | would not. necom-.:
mend that a by-faw:be drawn
up ovtlawing raw milk: be
cause people in Terrace have
a cholce, as there are both |
types available here‘ 7

Reeve Goulet said the only
problem is that In the event |,
of an epidemic the onus , Is,
on Municipal 1 | Se mae

"We are responsible. fer
the people,” he cald, ;
. Councillor. Lane. pointed. -
out that for the one distrib- .
utor of raw milk in the Ter .
race area fo instal a pastours: %
ization wnit and change over,

me

$40,000. He added . that the ae
local ‘distributor has, XPT: :

sed a willingness to go ahead...
with the changeover “within

Terrace Little Thentre pro-

week-end when they preserted| :
the ‘traditional English panto-
mime, “Jack and the Bean-
stalk.””

in for well deserved congratul-| jis
ations for very fine handling
of a large cast. She was: ably
assisted by Mrs. Esther McCabe.

Three. performances’ in the
Community Centre, Friday and
Saturday evenings and Satur.
day matinee, gave adults and
children alike 244 ‘hours of fun-
filled. entertainment. Amid]
laughter and tears the age-old | :
falry-tale-unfolded,— and from

the: widow's ‘garden the witch’s |
beans’ took .reot and | sprouted
forth':to’-provide’a laddex!for
Jack:-to: reach: Glant land, the
laboratory ‘of: Hokus Pokug and
ch: who © turned, aut, foy

the.

He did just. shat. throug “ther
ingetialty: af! "stage. manager, Ken
Rowe; ‘setdesigner Mrs;: “Tess

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PANT OMIME

duced a tremendous “hit”: this] °

Director Molly Nattress came'|

By CATHERIN

duced by Mrs. .Fargl Kamp, |-,
while Campbell Lane ina loud
and mysterloug voice set..the
mood for the play. And then:
the fairy tale came joyfully to |.

During the afternoon per-
formance, when children had to
be. turned away ‘for. lack | of:
room, little “boys: -and . girls
crowded. ho the foot of the atage
in their excitement.

To the splendid cast goes ‘the
glory of producing the laughter
and teary, =. :-.

‘Patricia Nattress, 35° “Jack,”
played anexcellent part by -vis-
ualizing™ ‘the: popular: character
in ‘spritely fashion. , Her’, songs
also captivated ‘the audience.

-David:-Simoria, - Widow:
Widout,":, fussed. “about: and
brought. much laughter : tn:
_[elever female impersonation...
; “Ruth, ‘Ballock, : a3. “Miss. Prim)

songs: “end. patter: Sere ‘the |,

audience, ': “with | the: Selection,

Feng the, ‘tound affects ‘Bro

“maa  malelng, a aime fit.

| Thain, Laurle ‘Hallock, Heather

||-wound.:: Dancers. taking | part’
“WEEE Debbie* Dakin, Vick Ler]:

e| Hobbs,

: [Norma Danio, | Kathy: “or

EM, FRASER os ae

_ Guy. Williams, as is “Maior cat.
astrophe"* played. ‘a splendid

afwo yours or. 50.” .

part and brought forth gales of =

Jaughter, :

* Shelly Hallock, 23 “Bratilda”
performed very ‘well as . did}.
Gayle Wassel-as Jill, ~~)

Don  Hitcheock as “Fokus

Pokus" | igave “spookey"”. action

beans Jaco assistant
age Manager; - ave" Ainsley:
set. building -—: Daye. ‘Marshall,
D Bul: ‘MeCabe and Nick Nattreag: |
Lighting John. Nance. and:
Bob Calder; properties — Mild:
red. Wagensar,: Fhe docks.
costumes: }

June. Baton, Vivian “Cameron,
Kim ‘Jolliffe;. make-up ~ Robin’:
McColl ‘and Nothert: Dote;: pont
of the house attendant: “Harel
Cainbrin ‘and publici yi — Mica
van Hoek,"

to the play most convincingly,
while. Sharon-Lynch did well in
the: double roles, oft
and “good fairy.” Meta
Jack's friends —° Laurie

Ann Lynch; « ‘Lynette.’ Healy,
Malcolm Simona, Janice Fai,
bury’ and. Kelly: ‘Harvey. were
typical youngsters of the era—
which ‘could'-have deen any: ‘orm.

“The “Star Ballet” added a de.
lghtful“ note’ ne the story. un:

‘throughout ‘the
‘| Ritch,

Amer, . Yvonne : Doble, : “Brenda| flaw

Johnston, Mary: ‘Watein,
Gpatandlo, Cathie ~ Dea