a Toynbee with Gerry Beale as
. i Slternate;

Mi) 6 6The local: Association. has
Planned a oneday convention]

Me starting at 9 a.m. on March 18.

1
S On Friday, Match 17 they
Ba) Will hold a public dance in the

 . VANCOUVER (CP) —

® den. A hotel operator in Field,

- poor in one port he can just
me sail away to a better place.

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af EXAMPLE NO. 1.

Pit Abel, §. Singh,

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mm, DeleBales | to the’ Provincial
f

President, Mrs,
b isier: vice-president’. Gerry
& Duftus; secretary, Evangeline
# Seott Lacey; treasurer, Cec Ag:
New; ttustees: Bruce Ferguson,

A hearty voto of thanks. was

Jer,

f and Federal Constituency Asso-
clations are-(provinelal) — Dick

(federal) — ~ Gerry
H Duffus.

to be held .In the Elks Hall

Elks Hall,

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PLANS FOR PLEASURE

. Laddle

¥ Taylor of Field, B.C. has
ferry for $5,000 and plans to
turn It inta a $250,000 floating

; Festaurant and hote] with a mu-
stum and an underwater gar-.

1 Mr. Taylor says if business Is

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Thornhill

NEW HOURS

6 AM, to 10 P.M,
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¢c

‘ Pat}

i given the retiring. officers’ by|
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bought a provincial government ’

at Sitka where the transfe

OLD RUSSIAN BLOCKHOUSE design was.
used in this authentic full-sized reproduction

r of Alaska from

Russian to U.S. hands
evidences of the city’ s rich Russian past may

took place.

Other

be seen in an old Russian-built Mission
building and other structures.

believed to be a burglar’s guide
‘Ho riches has’ been seized by
police. from. an. unidentified
. United: States. It” contains

company ‘executives. and .. the
like, Some’.homes - én: the Lst

” Resident Partner: oe
ALAN. M. McALPINE, ‘CA,

NAB BURGLAR’S LIST. -.
TORONTO (CP) — A. book |

‘{man who’ came ‘here. from the |“

names and addresses: of wealthy 7

- ‘Wednesday. ‘March 15,1951

Tape rr eer ter mmr as

RES! DENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL

Flooring

CARPETS —
LINOLEUM
CERAMICS

TILES

‘Guarantee Installation ‘

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TERRACE

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Don’t tell anyone at the Her-
ald about road conditions, wea
ther conditions or communica-
tion conditions in this. vast
mountain paradise called the

Wiebe, at the slide, took. the
film sheets and rushed them to
Rupert for printing. a
Highway crews ‘worked like
fury.to getthe rubble cleared

'| Northern B.C. Coastal area.

 distribution.. (The: Herald uses |.,

| closed Highway 16 West and
‘bound

away and as soon as there was
They learned all about them] one lane passage, Don Wiebe

in one uneasy lesson -last week

Wednesday March 8th An Ordinary Day

continued into Rupert to pick
up the finished product. .

The papers were loaded into
the Herald station wagon with-
out boxes and Wiebe whistled
out of Rupert expecting to be
| hateke in Terrace by 3 o'clock

CENTENNIAL MEMO — B.C.
rallway contractor Andrew On-
derdonk in 1881 enlisted 204
railway workers on San Fran-
cisco’s rowdy waterfront.

Will Provide A
Scheduled Freight Service

between

Terrace and Kitimat .
Tuesdays and Thursdays -
WEEKLY

Phone Terrace VI 3-2728 @ Phone Kitimat 2219 -

Connecting Carriers To AH Points
‘Local Moving — Leng Distance Moving
‘Heated Storage Facilities :

Announcement

Effective January 1, 1967

Wednesday afternoon,

No such luck!

In the hairpin section of- the
Summiz, just out of Prince
Rupert, Wiebe was forced to
turn back when a semi-trailer
truck jacknifed aeross both

as they fried to get Wednes-
day's issue of the Herald home
to Terrace for regular carrier,

Prince Rupert press facilities),
Tuesday night a snowslide

on the west-
evening bus, were
brought back for re-shipment.

Alvin. Thompson of the
Prince Rupert Daily News met

Page négatives,

' Alliteration would demand
that we use an expression such

as Blood, Bombs, and Billet:

PILOT'S LICENCE
a SPRING AND

PLEASE CONTACT

| ener

Herald ad = manager,

Hying “raining
THOSE INTERESTED IN OBTAINING.

clue ACTIVE FLYING

‘Fred van den Brun
f No. 112 Larelte Apartments — Phone 635.6085 attor 6 PMH

Special Note”
Those who have already registered, please
get your medical books and other. study
taterial from the above listed address

Dot! doux to deseribe some of the

Public’s reaction to Parliament
in the past féw years.

First, someone lobbed a con-
tainer of blood onto ‘the floor of
Parliament fram the public gal
lery. This,’ of “course, - caused
quite a stir and quite a bit of
publicity.

It also caused something far
more dangerous. It — caused
others, with similar twists to
their minds to think about the
possibility of tossing. other
ilems onto the floor of the
House of Commons, °

“Tm sure we all know the in-
fluence that one irate over-en-
thusiastic or unstable mind can
have on others in a crowd. The
spectacle at hockey games pfo-
vides us with ample proof of
this when we see or hear of
the ice being littered with pro-
grams, rubbers, bottles, eggs
and the like at different times
during the games.

BECOMING PART

r

TAN RA RRR RN

a)

ing
of ©

Me. AL

Are. you paying

INCOME TAX

IF SO.— thousands. of “our
customers are presently sav-

‘ through the use of | Investors _
, Financial: Planning Service. ; mG

However, the next event in.
volved a bomb. Someone, ab-
viously demented, desired, to
tass a bomb into Parliament’s
m inidst. He succeeded only in
f| blowing himself up in a wash-
f} room. By a few seconds a po-
tentially great tradgedy did not
take place. The tradgedy might
have included .a“ number of
young innacent, school students
who were that day in the gal-
Ho lery.

The latest event, “involved: ‘a
billet-doux or a form letter or
declaration about someone who
| feels that he has. been wronged.
The incident didn't cause
A. much of -a stir. in.Parliament

- too much

a considerable® portion. . -
their: inc ome. taxes,

| Ue flutter of paper being. tos-
ised into the air and..we saw
many sheets .of paper drift”
down into the’ Press -Gallery,”.
a): We-hear, of course, about ‘the
need. to. increase.the amount of
securlly | in! -the * Parliament

Earns
witha. Investors Financial Panag’.
‘With Investors Financlal:Planning Only §

nual Tax Savings .....

Mr, A: Barns

: : ‘Tax Savings Over 10 Years .
LEXAMPLE:.NO. 2 -

Y #8! Commons’ to- prevent - something
serious | from ‘hapening, But,-1
bmit. that'there are’ only two.
| ways ~ “make reusonably sure
that .no..dne. will: bring :conceal-
‘led and. offensive. objects into,

f Without Investors.

"Annual 'Tqx Saving
Ta Saving Over’

: Finanofal Pisani
a With Investors: sg, ial Pi lanning: ns :

a

| the public gallery ‘of the House
Blot: ‘Commons. ‘and. ‘ench: one fs
‘not - acceptable. ‘One: “way “would:

roe an

af. OTTAWA
REPORT

FRANK HOWARD, MP.

ed. As I said, either one of
these is objectionable, for it
would be undemocratic, invas-
ive of human rights and dig-
nity, or awfully disconcerting.

I am the first to admit that
‘Parliament has engendered a
great deal of discontent about
itself, mostly because’ of the
many, many silly interludes
that have taken place between
the government and the official.
opposition.

Pariitament is in disfavour be-
cause it has‘not been able to
demonstrate that it can act in
such a way as to serve the in-
terests of Canada at this time
in our history. 1 only know of.
a few M.P.’s who are willing to

changing the rules of the House
and the concept of aur Parlia-
mentary system in order to
keep up to date. It's tragic, but
the great bulk of MPs
nearly all of them in the two
old parties, want to cling to
the past way of doing things.
Perhaps they feel it’s safer for
them that way. .

Really, the only correct way
to. solve these problems and
make Gemocracy. an up-to-date
living thing is further to follow
the _alliterative trail an@ make
the change by way of the: bal-

radioed that heavy weather was

admit this and are desirous of |.

‘lanes, Its tractor was hariging in
500 feet of mid-air.

Wiebe rushed back to Prince
‘Rupert: and. chartered e special

} plane -to"fly Wednesday's “Her-|:

ald home.- .

’ But first he had to find boxes
in which to pack the . papers.
By that time sleet, snow and
inevitable rain. were combin-
ing forces in an: attempt’: to
wash Prince Rupert out to-sea.
Wiebe stood in the deluge and
packed papers into boxes with
a frenzy. Then out to Seal Cove
to load them aboard a BC.
Airlines Cessna. :

- Don had just ‘breathed a sigh
of relief, wiped the perspira-
tion off ‘his. Centennial beard
and settled down for a quiet
cup of coffee when the pilot

forcing -him back to Ruper..

That finished it!

..The papers came home
Thursday morning. Wiebe came
home with them and they were
in YOUR ‘homes Thursday
night,

Thank you to the many kind
People in Prince Rupert for
their attempts to save the day

Thank you to readers and
advertisers for their patience.
*- (Editors note: Special thanks
to Don Wieche.-He’s okay now—
and won't need psychotherapy!)
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KEEP FIRES BURNING
--EDMONTON (CP) — Alberta
coal mines produced 2,293,700
tons in ‘the first fow.months of
1966, a slight drop from’ the |
1965 total. The cash value was
‘$7,933,531, an increase of

lot.

‘previous year's haul.

$38,263 over the worth of the

Bice all we -heard was the: gen-°

‘Buildings: and ‘the House'’ of |

~ LAFFSASDAY

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