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{Canadian Pacific. ‘Airlines will pat Y service into ‘Terrace

January 15.

The date was revealed in win-
ter schedules released this week
by local manager Nell Atkinson,

Atkinson sald he expects the

. few Booing 737 jet will first make

: training ‘flights here beforé op-

rational service starts,

' MAGISTRATE
Wy K. McADAM

- Magistrate.
makes home. :
ne ‘Terraté

" Magistpa te D.K, McAdams ar-

:sirived: in: Terrace September 30

baa
q

a

;

| to take up the-post of District

te. He succeeds: Magis-

i sbrata ‘ts respons
sible for, a territory which stret-
shes ‘east to Burns Lake, and in-

* gludes’ the Queen Charlotte Is-}

lands Ocean Falls, :

- Mr. McAdams practised law
on Vancouver Island .after grad.
vation from the University of
British Columbia, | He was ap-
pointed a magistrate in Duncan
in 1960, ; ‘was named District Mag-
istrate for the Peace River area
in 1965, He comes to Terrace
from Fort St. John. :

He called. his appointment to
this areq ‘‘g challenge.”

*T have ideas for my naw poat,’?
he told the Herald, “Whether they
_will work; -only time will: tell, if

Magistrate McAdame said that
he felt 2 major problém in the
herth was a shortage of lawyers,

“Tt is ‘unfortunate that there
are not more professional .peo-

B. ple in the north,’” he sald,

_ .He is married with three child.

" Prinee Rupert. Daily News
knows how to write an intrigu-

‘ ing opening sentence. Like Jast

week when they ran a story about

) @ phoney magazine racket, It

starts: “Prince Rupert busin-
essmen axe again recelving fale
se invoices, asking to believe
they are ' legitimate, . ae

- Bre illegitimate?
“+e aoe ’

iy Some newspaperman 1 do, have

corals, ‘ Herald publisher

ATHY FRASER made a last-
minute flight to. Vancouver. to
4 attend the B,C. Weekly News.
paper conyention at the Villa Ho.
tel in Burnaby, Pressed for

dtime.and not sure how togetthere:

Ranyway, she took a cab from the
"hae watched with. approhen-
sion the meter climb to 36.95.
e’a harely parted.with ¢ha cab
re when ore of the delegates
far up ‘and put $10 in.herhand,

me. he had borrowed it over’
year back at another Gonvens| V4

one

| oe
Former. ‘Prince Rupert Dally.
ews publisher CHARLIE GIOR-
ANO has moved to Vancouver

become. executlye ‘publisher.

Western Homes” and: Living

vagazine, the © 70,000 cireula:

uccessor to Vancouver Hales

a”. B Hk
the ‘mart who att Bryant

6 campaign to’ save the herd

f mountain: goata’én Mount Hoad.

Ye overigoking Nasa Camps

q Wel.
5 trust it-Js only the invoiees which

"Flight time by jet according to,
the - flight schedule’ fis 82 minu-
tes. It is understood that the jets
can. cut that time further.

There will be three flight sche-
dule changes this. winter...

The first becomes effective
October 27 to November 14, | -

- It calls for a 2 p,m, departure

. from Vancouver to arriveinTar-

‘race. at 4:20 p,m, each day, De-
parture time is 4:50-p,m, each

‘day with stopovers at Prince Ru-| i

pert Mondays and Tuesdays.

' From November 13 to Jamuary| ff

14, the Prince Rupert stopover
is eliminated, : Flight leaves Van-
couver at 2 p,m,, arrives 4:20
pan,, leaves Terrace at 4:50 and
returns to Vancouver at 6:55p,m,.

Introdiction of jets January 15
calls. for a departure time from
Vancouver of 1:45 p,m,, arrival

1 in Terrace at 9:07 p.m., takeoff

at 3:30 p.m, and return ‘to Van-

“eouver by 4:47 B.Tie —

First air: ‘mail
“flight Tuesday

The big otter aircraft eased it-
self offthe Terrace Airport Tues-
day morning and made some local
history, :

It was’ ‘Trana-Provineial Alr-
lines first ‘air mail- fight from
the local airport to Telegraph

+ Creek and Eddontenajon.

Nick. Chobotar represented the
‘Post Office at the inaugural mall
| xun, and director of Trans-Pro-
vincial were.also present, .

.Trans-Provincial is owned and

- operated by a-group of Terrace

‘and Privice Rupert busineasmen,
Jt, will sehedule the 280. mile
alg eee Creek onee

25 ark’
sald that-a ‘second flight will be
added beforé Christmas tohandle
seasonal mall, ~

‘He also said that he expects to | 2:

schedule two fights weekly inthe
spring. :

_ Rupert ‘oad
-to be. shorter

' The road to'Prince Rupert will
be shortened by a six million dol-
lar reconstruction project,

The B.C, Treasury Board an-
nounced approval of the recons-
truction project, October 2,

Under the new contract, a 6.02
mile stretch of Highway 16 bet.
ween McNeil River and Prod.
homme Lake will. be completely
rebuilt bringing the new highway |_
closer to Rainbow Lake and atthe
samt will follow the B.C, Hydro
line.
It will bypass the present twist-

ing route,

Two gents went to the Hot.
gprings to partake of the sauce,
They drove back to Terrace,
In transit, they decided te punch

was teetering over a ditch at an

‘angle of some 60 degrees, Friend.

‘ship is a beautiful thing,

. rn
It’s always nice when the band
gives ‘that extra bit of whoop-de-

.jdoo for a birthday celebration,

And recently. at one of our area
nighteries, they gave with the ex.

sweet young ‘thing’s 2ist birth.
day and the legal right to drink
booze... They might have shorten-

if they knew that, really, it was
only | her eighteenth birthday.
s:

SHRUM - will give interim Hydyo
manager GERRY WEIR the order

te ‘Weir, pinch-hitting. for JACK
DOUGALL, - was . recelvying |:
i os) hard thine from .f custo.

“| Mnor who was displeased with his |’

Hydro bill, Weir just. couldn't
convince the customer thathehad
read the. amount incorrectly, Pin-
ally, he whipped - off: hia own |
glasses, ‘put-theni on: the peepers'
‘of dis mtled customer and Orie
vinee hii, hoo

" Rattinkery mest te afoot, inthe

- ‘current mneeting of minds between
AD ia ‘the ‘upcoming edl<

i Wente a Fish ard. Gariés:
i sy, | PETE, LESTER'S famed:critique | roundl

Prince: Rupert and Kitimat over
freight ‘rates, Rupert Mayor

of the | Terrace-Kitimat railway |:
track: was’ quoted In- Vancouver
'Provines :a8 the: Terraco-Prince.
Rupert stretch, You win ‘some,

{yeu lose some,

HERALD PAPER BOYS are modeJs of. rece
titude, dedicated to the cause of circulation, is not a regular accessory, ~

like young David Trelenberg, - The slingshot

Alberta zoo man here >
_in rare bear search |

‘Two ‘rare éream colored bears
will be taken from their normal
habitat in the: Kalum Lake area
to an Alberta game farm, .

- Zoologist and game farm oper=
ator Al Omeing is in the area

now, He has Provincial Goverr-|-
-Gary- Smythe. said the: bears,

ment permission to trap two: a
thé rare Kermodei bears, :

The news brought strong pro.
tests from two local. trappers

Paul Schulte and Herman Bush-

man who have obse rvedthe bears

-the Kaltim Lake area and

aver the past eight years and feel
there are too few of them,
Zoologist Omeing is attempt-
ing to trap the relatively scarce
and unusual colored bears at
several points - in: the “region,
-Local Conservation _ officer,

which have been seer locally in
near the |,
municipal garbage dump as well
_as inthe Nass area, are anunus-
ual. -ecolor phase of the Kermodei

each other out, .That’s why acar.|.

tra razzamatazz -in. honor of a “Laurence Turgeon said: the « ow

building willbe smaller, .

‘ed’ the cong by a couple of bars |

“ .
Don’t know whether GORDON :

of ‘the flluminated light bulb for
better ‘thinking. but he deserves |

| fal, *

Work. starts. on)
Catholic hall.

Work Started this week ona new ‘Cathie patish hall to: Te. Les
- place. the Veritas’ auditorium destroyed : by. fire - August 1967,

Sacred . Heart” pastor_ Father

Big boulder
“misses bus,

‘blocks toad

A -massive’ boulder’ topped” on’
to Highway 16 Weat early Sunday,’

it narrowly missed ‘a pipeline
‘eonstruction crew bus,: 620"

‘The ‘rock, estimated at 6° ‘feet
high by’ 20 feet wide, -cut ‘off |:

one Jane of traffic on the two-line: :

Toad to Prince. Rupert, .

It will be’a 40 feet by. 60 feet
hall to be used as a meeting room,
gym for stwients’ at. the Catholic
school, and for catering...

. Father Turgeon called the new
structure “an interim bullding,”

-f to the new: ‘Caledonla aa school

Aen the next five’ years,”
‘The “pfesent.;church property
‘on Lakelse Avenue is to be sold,
. The how hall is'expected to be] 44
completed by*November: 20.°°
Firat’ official, function’ in the
“new building ‘wili:be a Catholic
Women's Leagu ‘tall bazaar Dec-

Department of Hibhways eves re ne ¥
spent. Monday ° Grilling the Tock | Grn

‘prior toblasting it apart,
© It felt at a point #3 mi miles west

of Terrace, |

Highways Depariment District |
‘Engineer Homer , Good .sald* he’
‘pelieves'the rock probably fellbe-
cause. ‘heavy :
Ing:soll,

Ha. "Seplalned
‘frosts can. sometimes: cause
rockd,.tp . shift: “but ‘no: frost hab:
been: reconied: dn te’ aréa: thie’

_| Alberta,
that: the. rat’

CALGARY (CP) the Husky!
Tower,” Calgary's. newest restate
rant atop the 626.foct pylon, has

the * “allost™ ‘natural gas line in
) Bays @ spokesman tor the al

“The natural gaa Line, re.

or- “blacic bear, the ubsepéetes
common to this region, -

Smythe. said he knows of only
four of the white or creamcolor=
ed animals in.the Kalum -yalley |
but. others have been spotted in
the Nass and.on Princess Royal
and on Gibbell Island above Kiti-
mat Inlet, he said,

“"T have mixed feelings about
‘having: these bears taken out of
the -aréa,'’? Smythe said; ‘I'd

like to see them stay here but |

if they ..are going to be killed
by: hunters as they were in 1964
and -$5.then they are probably

better .off in the: game fairm,’’.

-Hé-sald two of the bears were

Killed..daring the 1964.65 hunt-

ng season when they were left
f‘the protected list inthe game

gulations, ._
“said -another .of- the

mythe
‘bears: ‘had been taken and held

in’ captivity at Beacon Hill Zoo
in.’ Victorla :séveral years ago
but‘he' said it was reported that
the hear had died, .

Biologists and - zoologists ab
parently. don't know whythe white
or. ‘cream colored ‘phase ‘shows
‘up“in the species, Smythe sald,’
but apparently it happens in other
animals as well,

"t's not an- albino, which has
the: pink eyes," he said,

‘ienome biologists whohave stu.

led: the bears say lt may “be

pects -by the integration. of one
sub-specles *
they; aren't : “eure. “about this,"
he‘sald, . .:

‘Smythe
ing® catches the. ‘bears and has an:

commended ' after study-of other |-cooking
tower, restaurants, “was chosen |.

for ‘ite compactness, and roliabt+ at

ity,

' Jowing a Terrace Herald editorial!

ss icaibidisiaiiaialsaiadad

WINDOW SMASHED,
_ YEGGS GRAB $600.

Thieves: ‘smashed a store window .. arly ‘sunday |

morning ‘and stole $600 fram

a cash register.

Break. -in took place at Trigo's Shoe. ‘Store, - Kalum

and Park:

RCMP set the time of the incident a, approximately

5am, ~*

The entire notth-side window plate was ‘shattered,

The store was insured against theft: - ~~ 7"

"The stare is owned and operated by Francisco Trigo.
| Police investigations are continuing.

SOMES IRES: sana connec

Roe sisesenterts

he arena ‘budget
seen at $15,000

; A ways and means committee estimates total anmual operas
ting cost of a Terrace Ice Arena at $15,000,

The committee, composed off
representatlves ofthe Recreation
Commissfon, Arena Association,
and Kinsman Club also estimate
that-the arena could go close to
paying its way in the firstyear of} ;
operation,

The statement was issuéd fol.

October 2 calling for a realistic
financial study to be madebefore
building an arena, _
Tha statemant said that agis,-

+800 operative” cost? was; ‘set td
cover every contingency and that| -
true operating cost would be with.
in the $13:000-range. °°”

a profit, a spokesman said,
- The committee Gomprier Stax |

ing to cover operational costs,

“We feel however that realistic

promotion of the arena would be
needed,”? a spokesman safd,

The committee: also stressed |-

that while the Kitimat ice arena:
operates at a deficit, many of its
ee
e

are offered without
The Smithers arena operates at

The figure, covers wages, hydro

bill, and insurance,

The committee estimates that
it could recover sufficient reven-
ue from-memberships, general
skating, hockey, and figure,skat-

H| Four charged
after assault

_ Three men and a juvenile have
been charged following an alleged
assault in premises adjoining the
Silver Tip Cafe, Kalum St, Sat

urday night,. ..

smen), |.
' The three groups are. current~
ly appealing to Terrace Munici--
pal Council to nameasitetobuild
an ice arena, Favored ‘site at
present is Christie Parkbecause |
of its proximity tothe highschool.
Arena Association and. Kins.
men had pooled financial resoure
ces for a sum of $31,000 to pur-
chase an ice plant ‘and begin con-
struction, ‘It is understood that
further sums have been donated
since the announcement: that the |
two groups were ready to build
an arena, . 2

. Bob Lewis Reid has beenchar-
ged with. breaking and entering
and committing an indictable of-
fence. Bail has-been set at$500,

Also charged -were Clyde
Joseph Offutt and Emil Joseph

Strachan. wins
Finning. bid

Kitimat’s Strachan Construc-

Checliey and Kerry Condon itn

Sennett, Both were charged with

being ‘unlawfully in a dwelling

house,

The juvenile was charged with
breaking and entering and com-

mitting an indictable offence, .

RCMP are still investigating
possibility. of further charges

Construction up
in: past. month.

Local construction made a re-
cover. In. September following an

August slump, -

Distriet of Terrace: building
inspector’s report for September
reveals - $373,922: worth of cone:
struction was authorized in the

past month,

I includes six’ ‘new homes and

two commercial units.

The September figure is well
above .the ‘figure for- the same

month Jast year, $292,000,

Terrace Shopping Centre, Co-0;
ane scGitlons to, the Voratlong

tion Ltd, wonthe Finning contract

for a major expansion tothe Ter-

race plant,

4 Le Strachan bid was $168,-

0 o ae

It. covers construction to add

one-third more. space to the loc-
al plant, : It includes a 48 by 60

feet addition to the. warehouse

plus a new building to house two

welding bays, and steam cleaning

‘| and:'paint bay, plus a concrete

area to clean mond: from equip-
ment, . .

- Parking lot wil beblacktopped,|

Earlier Terrace branch mana-
ger Jack Ewart told the Herald:
“We feel this is the time to get
moving, The potential for the
area is 60 great that we feel we
just. live‘ tobe” ahead ‘of He

te

‘OFF. SCHOOL

1 ‘NesoN, B,C. (CP) — ‘Follows
{ing a two-year term. onthe school

board of this East: ‘Kootenay rege

- However, total construction for. jon community, John Miler val
the - year: is down’ substantially
from laat year’s ‘record setting

pace: which saw-the’ start .of the coursed

become. a student himself. Mr,
Miller, who left schoot 16 years
ago, val take.a general - irts

at. Castlegai’s | Selkirk
College before. pursuing a miase
ter’s ‘degree in soclat psychology.

cut first

Two * men have been: ‘charged’ .
following a shooting early Taet= 7
day October 1,: ;

. Police have charged’ both, the
man alleged to have fired the gun’.
ant the man shot with assault
with intent to wound, :. .

Charged are Stjephan’ Vokeain, ‘
41, and Andrija Fudurte, 93, Both
men were temporarily in Terrace
working onthe installation of the
natural gas pipeline.

It ia: believed that the flrst-ine .
‘|eident took place in a downtown .
beer parlour, i

During anargument, cneianis
alleged to have: ‘smashed aber,
glass in the other's i ;

close the wound, 0 OE

After receiving medical atten .
tion, it ia believed: the patient
returned to the Terrace
Parking. lot where the-other man
was sleepinginacamper, .

The: shooting took place in the
camper, =

Fedurte is.-still’ in’ hospital, '

“PR firm hired: *
in freight: fight.

City of: Prince Ruperthas hired
a top-ranking Vancouver Public.

.| Relations firm in its war of words
ight

with, Kitimat over ‘CN

““Torresan is crediiod ‘with the
public relations’ programs . when
Point Grey Liberal’ MLA Garde «|
Gardom unseated former’ Attor=.
ney. General Robert Bonner, and.
in.Mayor:Tom Campbell}’s elece
tion campaign in the clty of. Vane
couver,

.-The. Torresan: release which
waa pritlighed in tho Vancouver
Province substantially a re- —
capitulation of earlier: remarks
made by Mayor Lester... -- .

The Prince Rupert mayor had
gqctzd, Kitna, eects
re rate
“ia both communities: from House ;
my. :
Hoe had ‘called ‘the Kitimat. “
branch: line sub standard, - .
~ It the Torresan version, tor. :
mer ‘Transport Minister Jack
Pickeragill is ‘credited “with ‘es.
timating cost of upgrading the Kit-
imat CN: Hine’ at between $5 ‘mil.
lion and $13 million,’ .
The Torresan ‘release credits
Mayor.- Lester ‘with - saying:
“There's. never been any doubt,
in -the ‘mind of Prince Rupert °
about our future role."

Money orders.
costing more:

OTTAWA (CP) — Postmaster
General Eric Kierans: today ‘an. .
nounced increases effective Nov, -.
1 in the cost of post. alfica money. ee
orders, : wae betes
He estimated that the! reasea
which included a atreamlining of:
; |the-rate structures, wi}lincrease -
revenue for the money-order sor. ;
_| vice by about 25 per cot, *: Q
Money ordera': within’ Canada, ,
will cost; 10 cents ‘for. ordera be. -.
tween one and 99 ‘centa:-15 cents | :
between $1 and $4,99,:20 cents
between $5 and $14.99, ahd 25°.
cents for orders. “$15: to $100,"
All.orders up to. 8100 te the US, = *

“with * another bit}
suggested that. if Ome- ‘

SAN -YSIbuiD, cauur. tap) ue
—Rebel is ‘a-poliee dog who op

makes it his business. to cat
marljuana smugglers: with

| by Charles Art, owner of
‘He dog

schoo! in.F

will be 25 certs. ‘Maximum rate, = 7