TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Wednesday, January 19, 196644

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Distressed Motorist Gets-Cold Shoulder

There's at least ene man in
Terrace whose faith in Good
Samavitaniam will be a long
time [En reaching restoration.
The man, who chooses fo remain
anonymous, called us an Friday
and told of » highway experi-
ence that shattered his feeling
for his fellow motorists.

He was apparently returning
fo Terrace Wednesday night af
11:00 p.m. when his car sue-
cumbed to a mechanical mal:
function and swerved off the
read into a snowbank. The mis-
hap occurred immediately west

of Terrace Bridge, on the out-
skirts of fown. [t was snowing
heavily when he got cut of his
car and tried to flag down a
passing motorist whom he hoped
would stop in town and phone
for a wrecker. ,

The man waved af 5] pass
ing cars but they all retsined
the passing status and failed to
stop and offer assistance.

Shortly before midnight the
“be kind tourlsts’ motto took
an odd twist when two elderly
ladies in a Ketchikan Alaska,
Volkswagen pulled vp beside
the distressed motorist and of-
fered to help.

After explaining his plight to
the pair, the man waited only
a matter of ten minutes before
a wrecker came along to pull his
car out of the ditch.

Said the disgruntled man when
he summed up his experience,
“By golly, it was a real educa-
tion for me. I've lived here for
over 15 years and I’ve stopped
to help quite » few motorists in
that time, but when | needed

another country to give me a
hand."

The secret of making a business grow is, in mest cases, quite
simple—win more and more customers spread over a wider
and wider area. Nothing helps you find them, sell them, satisfy
them and re-sell them so quickly and economically as the skilled

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Call for Orders

This big-city truck dealer has no problem
about keeping in touch with his many cus-
tomers and prospects in distant parts of the
province.

Head officesalesstafifollowupleads, arrange
demonstrations, solicit orders and maintain
contactwith established customersby acare-
fully planned routine of Long Distance calls.

Think of the convenience! He has his cus-
tomers at his fingertips and keeps right up
with their requirements. Cost is negligible
compared with operating local offices.

Finally, this dealer also lists aZENITH num-
ber in key centres like Nanaimo, Kamloops
and Prince George. It enables customers and
prospacts there to call him without cost to
themselves—another valuable business-
builder!

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Salesman on the Wing

This salesman is on a trip through his
company’s market area, extending from
Vancouver to the Lakehead. One of the most
useful things he carries is his B.C. TELLong
Distance Credit Card.

This enables him to make Long Distancecalls
from anywhere. He uses it constantly tocon-
firm appointments at his next stopover and
contact inconveniently located accounts.
He also keeps in daily touch, of course, with
head office: reporting on progress; channel-
ling orders, queries and complaints for fast
action; collecting fresh leads as he flies from
point to point,

His periodic “swing through the territory" is
quite an expensive item of overhead. Long
Distance ensures, at minimum cost, that his
company gets evory last cent of value from it.

In Terrace Phone VI 3-2121

if calling long distance, ask the operator
for ZENITH 7000 (thera is no charge).

use of your telephone. Here are just a few profit-making ideas.

“Touring” by Phone

This busy Sales Manager, “tours” his area in
amorning—with B.C. TEL’sSequenceCall-
ing-service.

He simply gives the operator the list of Long
Distance numbers he wants. She gets them
for him in the right order and at the intervals
most convenient for his other work,

He holds regular Conference Calls, 100,
with his company's three other offices in
Calgary, Winnipeg and Toronto—all four of
them on the ting together, talking and listen-
ing as though they were in the same room.

There’s no end to the profit-making uses of
properly planned Long Distance calling. Ask
one of our experiencad Gommunication
Experts to explain same of the possibilities
for your business —naturally without obliga-
tion. Contact him TODAY.

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Big event of the week —‘
Echoes’® with Go-Go Girls on 5S
urday the 22nd, Promises to bé
real swinging affair. Te my know! i.
edge it is going to introduce agg
activity that is really popular andi
a crowd pleaser. So make a data@
and “GO-GO”. ‘.

The plea is still on for thi)
piano. HELP! I know there
someone in this municipality wittal
a piano they can donate. Am I jm
dreamer or not? [

We now have six men's voile I.
ball teams to start our league. NEw
response from the ladies yet -B%
don't women play volleyball an |
more? If they do, they can phi
on Friday nights and the me

will play on Mondays. .

Just a “feeler’? — are you inteal
ested in arts or crafts? If there
enough interest we will start 5X
class in both (provided we cam
find an instructor), We know ¢5
a very talented young lady in tov
- and although she doesn’t knola
it yet she’s going to be asked |i
teach one of our courses. Wouldy
it he nice to own a saddlebag pur:
that you made yourself? 1

NEW [TEM: Winter Indogi
Playground. It is planned to cofiy
duct a playground Progrem similém
to the annual summer playgroun|%
prior to starting a leadership
course in playground activitiesg
This course will be presented duz
ing the month’ of February. Wf
are looking for teen-aged volun4
teers to administer this program}
and then attend the leadership!
course. Good experience, |

Teen Town is alive again! Do:
you need your walks or driye-,
ways shovelled? If so — call In-,
stant Service, V13-2344. Time to|
call is between 2:30 and 3:00 p.m.’
on Sundays, Don't wrench your!
back — let the Teen Towners do!
it for you. No charge but dont
tidns will be gladly accepted. j

Regular scheduled activities are]
back with tiny tots, ballet, mothers,
keep slim, badminton, dencing,
basketball (boys and girls) and
everything else is Go - Go - Gof

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New figures show that 53 per
cent of fatal car accidents happen
at night, says the B.C. Automobile
Association, although traffic then
is much lighter. The death rate at
night is two-and-half times the day-
time rate in terms of miles of tra-
vel. The rates: four deaths per 100,
million vehicle-miles in daytime,
10 per 100 million at night.

Richard Sephton |
Life Member Million Clubj

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