“635-2801, ‘LOT GLEARANGE SPeOiAL 7 No. reasonable offer retusa” Sales Departinent Mon, 10° Fri, 9°A.M, to 9. P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. _ BOB. PARKER. FORD _ oN “Freater's otter, | Ateteta, Be ce Marving Terrace, The Hub City af. the Mighty thoewa Valay ‘= Nerthowestarn Britich Gocauble sth Year No. Le et ae THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1971 ————— . TERRACE, B.C, 1 WESTERN TRAILER SALES uD. TERRACE, Ba Highway 16 West Or Skeena Forest Prodacts PHONE es-esee i CENTS A GER, ; in Prince . A Terrace woman was killed Single car traffic accident in nce Rupert Monday. — dith Pete, 16, of Terrace was iTled instantly: when a car-in’ hich she was a passenger truck a cement aboutment on hé Patollo Park Bridge, Police said she was thrown to her death following the impact f which ripped off the rear door of A ihe vehicle; — v Driver of the vehicle, James - _ Hospital. Cullen, 30, and passengers ‘errace. girl killed Rupert James and Danny MacMillan, all of Terrace, were also injured. Dariny MacMillan is reported in eritical condition in Prince’ Rupert .. Regional ' Prince Rupert coroner Ted Moore has ordered an inquest into thee cause of the mishap. It was the second accident in ‘the same area in the past year; “another. Terrace resident was killed there in a previous mishap in 1970. Beard contest f . winners ay Some 50 beards turned out to be judged last Thursday when iB the Royal Canadian Legion oS F Bush Leaguers contest ended. Ten categories, as well as the. grand winner were judged at the Legion on’ Confederation mm Day. The winners were: & For the longest beard, Andy Paul and Pat Demers: Paul m won the first place position, : because of the recent origin of his beard. For the bushiest beard, it was Eugene Woeste in first - place and Mitch Kohl in second place. For the shorlest beard, Bruce - Carruthers walked away with the top spot, followed witha longer growth by Harold Zelt. The prizes for the whitest beard were taken by Jim f «©Donglas and Ernie Sande in that |. order, The blackest‘ beards’ were sported by Ron Vaselanik: and Ed Maroney, respectively, while Roger Renaud and Bill Young took first and second for the’ mest colourful beards. Ohta més - original” “heards were’ those:.worn by David. Dufand and Wilf Legace, The best inuttonchops were found on the faces of Brock Norris and Chris Gagnon. The oldest beard-growing entrant was Art Mould, 70, and Ralph Blakeburn who is a few months younger took second prize, The youngest contestant was 16-year-old Kurt Hainstoek; second in. that. category was Dave Stewart. Grand winner, of the contest was _Emil_ Kaus, He _was_ an Cunningham Drugs. prize a sweater from Maniques. candlelight and wine dinner for four ‘at the Lakelse Hotel. Second prize; beverage glasses. awarded a white negligee set. Prizes awarded in the contest we Longest beard-first prize; a sports jacket from Millers Men Wear. Black and Decker drill from Gordon and Anderson, Second prize; a 2. Bushiest beard-first prize: an electric watch from Erwin - Jewellers. Second prize; a skill saw from Omineca Building Supplies. 3. Shortest and neatest beard- electric: razor from Second 4. Whitest beard-first prize; a . latest” Top flyers” at. Air Show. Two of North America’s top stunt and race flyers will be featured at the Kiwanis Airshow at the Terrace Airport © August 21-22. . Howard M. Keefe, orie of the 22 qualified unlimited class race pilots in the United States will perform in his P-51 Mustang, “Miss America," at the show, Alberta stunt flier, P.L. - Johnston, will take his - Champion Citabria aireralt through a complex series of manouvers.. : ; Both pilots, . internationally famed, have. committed themselves said Art Bates, airshow chairman: Also featured at the airshow will be ground static displays by Commercial air carriers, the aeronautic telecommunications: equip- ment, displays . and fly pasts by Canadian Armed Forces, parachutists, and others. Toby Trowbridge, the emcee of the world famed Abbotsford Airshow will emcee the Terrace . Show, Bates said. Show organizers expect. to draw at between 10 and 15 thousand spectators ta the two Although no definite program has yel to be set ‘Bates said the program is expected to be set next week, The name of the personality opening the show will also be ; disclosed next week. Bates had earlier indicated that show organizers are attempting to have one. af Canada’s leading political personalities open the show. The airshow was .given the “9 ahead’ by the Department of Transport about a month age and since then volunteers have been clearing bush at .the airport for additional parking facilities at the airport. Public security measures have been organized - to. police the. crowd and parking areas. An elaborate ‘ communications network is being. set up. to prevent’any mid-air accidents - and maintain air space safety, Bates said.. Adequate ‘public sanitary : facilities, are also being constructed, One of the reasons for the . airshow is to emphasize the importance of air traffic particularly i in northern region- s, he said. [ Brave MODEL.OF THE ARENA, This is what the complex will look like when it's finished, hopefully by this winter. One dozen 5. Blackest beard-first prize a Chinese lateran from Gims Restaurant. ‘family pack of tickets to the Tillicum Theatre, Second prize a 6. Most colorful beard-first 47. Most: Original’ beard first ‘Second - -Best’ Mutton’ Chops-first > prize; a set of fishing gear from Northwest Sportsmen. Second ‘arena: prize; five months free haircuts from Sportman's Barher's. 9. Oldest- A centennial bowler from. Ev's Mens Wear, 10. Youngest: A camera from : ‘Terrace Photo Supplies - WEATHER Get uut the mosquito repellant. Summer has finally arrived. District residents, subjected to record cool and wet weather in. the past month, will get a taste of summer weather. The temperature will rise to and stay in the mid to high 70 degree tange over the weekend, Overnight lows will drop to the . 45-50 range. Only the occasional scat tered clouds should hamper sunbathers.. 7 High Low" Precipitation July 4 59 48 . 10 inches rain July 5 59 45 “trace of rain’ - ~. July 6- 72: |: |) * July.7. 76 | a |) OR THORES NOTES INCREASE ~-concemed Dr. alistair Thores, director of the Skeena Health Unit, . speaking’ to members of the Skeena Union Beard of Health,’ said recently that “in respect.to and although these diseas¢s are- defeated yet. "-eulosis “and veneral’ diucare. | " were of major concern and nelther -were‘under control, = “Ae Thorés went as far to sa that It appears that veneral ’ is an. epidemic: generally. He pointed out that this was the Third major epideniie of. this -: century in the world and noted that wars: were: involved with : a) super ‘In the unit area itself,’ $19... 768 both of the previous ones. woe a7 cases of syphilis and gonorrhea — * were reported in 1969, vile the 1970 total ‘figure. nose to: 388. ” Highest peak:was not inthe , summer. months, Thores. indicated ria’ coyn- tout health ip infectious diseases, constant’ : . vigilance is needed and vital | _ not as common as they were. some years ago, they are not: ; Thores added that tuber- Health unit director over VD essential aspect as well as at- tempting to .establish llason with the family doctora and being aware of new respon- om and new problems as is very high in this area. campaign during © 1970, he. in: . ‘dicated the public apathy. would: ‘te be-one.of the prime ad thus vaccine in tome : the. Skeend.: Heath Unit, an expressed concern at. thie situation; *.. io ee sald thatia ‘qreat ‘deal of _ department, With reference. to-the rubella ARENA COMING... a. 2.4 What does'a large community prize; a pair of fortrel slacks without a sports arena do? from Don’s Mens Wear. Second Prize; 25... gallons, OF fas. from.” ‘common papner at cand strive. for. 2 “Fotem Gull: Its residets unite under a "That's what: is happening in “prize: a* 12-piece wrench set Terrace. ©. .from ‘Woolworths. prize; pair of Hush Puppies. from Bob's Shoes, - - ; People from all social and economic levéls have set aside. their differences, dug into their . pockets and contributed their _spare time towards building a And they're doing it because they are proud of the community they live in. They _ Say they have a town with ‘real spirit.’ -” ; Individuals and service clubs are planning’ . various campaigns to get money for the arena. ‘Ice by Christmas,’ unofficial motto. To-date ‘about $183,000 has been collected or. pledged ‘ towards the arena goal. The objective is $500,000. Not waiting for all the money to be collected volunteer workers have been clearing. the arena site at Upper Little Park since Jate May. — So far volunteers have donated an estimated $50,000 in labor and machinery. preparing the arena site.:.at no cost to the campaign fund.” . Exeavation for the arena foundation is ‘underway and site preparation work!’ should: ‘be ‘completed in about two weeks. “The municipality of Terrace ‘isn 't sitting back either. It--has budgeted $12,000. to wards the site landscaping. The municipal: ‘Money. is “handled. throught the - recreation is - the ‘Not only are ‘eurcetit reaidenls . volunteering time and’ money — but many. former residents have also .sent in considerable. “cash donations. : ‘A number” of. out-of . town : industries which do business in. - uch’ donation have also forwarded — 1 donations’ towards.. the. arenn. t It's on it's way e848 Campaign organizers have sent letters to other corporations that do business here asking for donations. | ... “aWhile-an-ovetall. general: - purpose complex is being eyed -for the future the. community, insists upon, having the first phase--an ‘arena--built. by Christmas. Once constructed the arena will. be a fecal point for recreational and cultural’ activities. It will be an item of civic pride fostering a greater sense of community. With an arena the community , will have such organized sports as a hockey team which will further develop ‘inter-Lown rivalry, - competition . and friendship. - , Sons and fathers will join: mothers ‘and daughters inscreaming for their team to score and beat the snooks from down the road. — Often the sriooks down the ‘road will be the same people the — hurlers of insults work with. ‘Not only will the: complex develop community pride but it can lead directly to substantial tax benefits. It will help attract tax paying industries to Terrace because they. know its employees willhave good recreational facilities. will ensure that. employees will be happy. ~ New industies: in turn draw 7 — CAFTER THE RACE, ihe bikers sirofled, siaggered and dnmbled into the Super Valu parking lot, The —— race took more people who will also build and buy homes ‘thus: further “spreading the tax load. ~ “In. addition’it' will help stabilize the tax'load, ‘ The portion; of. the arena’ planned ‘for’ completion. this: year will Include ice-plants,and: (Phe: structure’ -: - will cost dn estimated $350,000 . The second stage of the arena." change’ rooms, showers, foyer ‘features---are .:—- ‘completed next, a will be usable. and: other. expected to -year at an ‘Additional cast. ot - $100,000. UAC. = mig | The “Insurance ‘Commission. ia, no. goyernme 4. emphaal . ““neople’as people,’ MB Boo) “Giblak, sons for ourhaving a suplus, ts sof " “of. program...othe ulred to be done-In paymer ot ‘the hin Ae mental health ‘Jt means discussing mutal vu ne mp ‘oy m:- en: a . problems ° that the individual | : may have other .than: being _ Such, facilities . “unemployed, he said. Then..} ° __Beople will be referred to the’ Upon: completion of the overall recreation complex . Terrace will have: A multi-purpose year-round “@overed “arena. seating: aahout. -of a year or longer. ~ 1,400 «ASix sheet curling rink with - room for expansion , An indoor swimming pool. » A general purpose community centre and auditorium. . All facilities connected by a covered mall. ‘» Tennis courts, wading pool. The complex is designed tobe built step-by-step over the next ten years. All donations ‘towards the ‘arena fund are tax-deductible or'can be pledged: “aver-a pericd:: The arena will not be limited ’ to sporting. endeavors. Conventions, indoor shows and exhibitions, receptions and ‘banquets, concerts, horseshows and circuses are among the many activities that will utilize the facility, : day show, “Col- Cel donates 15, 000 cunits” One Terrace’s major taxpayers, Columbia Cellulose, has donated 1,500 cunits of log timber to the Terrace _Arena . Association. “The Gompariy has also offered“ to purchase the timber, above beyond. its existing ‘purchase budget for this year. -.. Volunteer -loggers ‘and donated equipment will be cutting the timber, located at Nelson River, 20 miles along the West Kalum "Road. At present one crawler tractor andf our men are workin " the ‘site, however, this is _ expected to be increased: to three’ pieces of equipment “and mp equipment . and - eight men next! ‘week, The men ull | sight hour. nour. shifts haul the-timber to the mill. The" timber will be, moved on weekends. ° “The Col Cel: donation included ready built access roads. to the logging site. place last Sunday, and was won iby Susan Campbell and Barney Rowe, beth of Terrace. r ~ STUDENTS | LOOKING | FOR SUMMER. JOBS" The Terrace’ Omineca Herald will Help. The Terrace Herald will run | your, ‘Situations. ide “Hostel proves