Shaman Kilpow leads the way Ina Haida war canoe presented to
his Algonquain tribe by the local Prince Rupert tribesmen.
Kitpou spent a few days with local theatre owner Bill Young as
the two men welcomed Chief Dan George te the area Sunday,
Kilpou will return the canoe to the National Musem in Ontario,

Gymnastics
demonstration

September 16 will see what is
hoped to be a series, of events
perpetrated by the Terrace
Gymnastics Association, [t wili

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children who have been training
with the club since it started
here two years ago,

The event will get underway
at 7:30 p.m. at Clarence Michiel
School on September 16, and it
is hoped that a good crowd will
turn out to see what these
youngsters have to offer.

an demonstration of...
gymnastics put on by local:

The event will help to
publicize the need for more
Bymnastic equipment for this
fledgeling club. It will be under
the sanction -of the B.€.

“Gymnastics ‘Association and.

also the Canadian Federation.

Theis santioning means that
the youngsters who are
advanced in their training will
be able to go on to the bigger
events on a nation-wide basis.

The Terrace club is the first
such club in the North of B.C,

Good fortune

comes

They say good fortune strikes
in groups of three, And you
won't be hearing any
arguments from Vancouver
Canucks’ general manager Bud
Poile.

In this case, it’s three as in
Gevremont, Lalonde and
Lemiaux - the top amateur draft
selections made by the Canuck
scouting staff last June in
Montreal,

Poite met behind closed doors
for more than three hours with
David Schatia and Larry
Sazant, legal advisors for the
three graduating 20-year-olds
from the Montreal Junior
Canadiens. Poile came out of
the session with the news each
player had agreed to terms and
he later made the
announcement to a downtown
press gathering Monday with
the party of five Montreal
visitors on hand.

Jocelyn Guevremont, the
number one pick - a
defenceman who stands 6'2”
and weighs 190 pounds - agreed
to a two-year’ pact. Robert
Lalond, 5’5” centre, also signed
for two seasons while Richard
Lemieux. agreed to a one-year
agreement.

‘Guevremont, caplain of the
Junior Canadiens last year,
scored 22 goals and 66 assists in
60 games. Lalonde was a 59-goal
seorer In 61 games while

Lemieux who suffered a knee |

injury, scored 13 times in just 15
games.
_“These three young fellows
were all rated by our scouts
among the top 15 amateurs,”
coach Hal Layeoe pointed out.
“I think we were very fortunate
to be able to draft all three.’’
Poile said the trio will, be on
hand come September 13 when

the Canucks open training camp.
In Calgary. "The arrangement: -
we made with-Mr, Schatia and: J

_ Mr, Sazant was a good one for
both parties,” Poile said. {Our

scouts in the East are highonall — ff

" three’ kids, They'll each get a
good '

‘ahot at making ‘qur big [pease

in 3’s
club.”

Schatia concluded the press
conference by telling reporters
he felt negotiations between his
group and the Vancouver
Hockey Club were ‘most
amicable and carried out on a
high-level nature’.

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Camping: the pioneer way

BYCLAUDETTE SANDECKI

Whenever you register in a
campground where the
washrooms are clean and the
grounds are free of litter, you
thank two people -- the
manager, and the neat campers
who stayed there before you.
Beeause it takes much more
than the diligent efforts of the
manager alone to achieve and
maintaina firstclass campsite.
It requires, too, the fullest
cooperation of every camper.
How long would a washroom
look freshly scrubbed if every
camper fails to brush the gravel
off his feet before he enters; is
too Jackadaisal to flush the
toilet; and then leaves a scum of
whisker stubs and soap around

Watery deaths

It's better to be an
unclassified drowner than any
other according to stalistics
compiled by the B.C, Safety
Council.

Unclassified drownings have
accounted for only two deaths
out of a total of 129 drownings
that have occured in this
province this year.

Another interesting stalisiic
is that 16 people have drowned
in their cars (five during July)
as compared with a total of 10
when swimming.

Falling into a body of water is
the most dangerous of all with
45 people drowning so far this
year (12 during July).

However, the number of
individuals with swimming
abilities must be increasing
more rapidly than this
province's growth rate. Todate
only 129 people have drowned
this year compared with 169
during a corresponding period
in 1970.

Applicants are now being
accepted for Terrace’s hunter
training course. .

Local hunters along with

‘ others across the nation will

soon be subject to the Federal
Government's safety
regulations.

These regulations include
professiona] training and all
applicants must successfully
pass the Conservation and
Outdoor Safety Course before
hunting licences can be
obtained.

Professional training is
available at the Terrace range
now that club members
received instructor training
earlier in the year.

The range has been in

operation for years now and,

with the recent addition of an
archer’s course it offers one of
the finest opportunities for
marksmen,

Terrace Rod and Gun
spokesman Bob Garrett has set
the next training session for
September. The six week

The Northwest Stock Car
Association races held last
Sunday August 15 treated the
spectators to some fine racing.

The B Trophy Dash was won
bycar69. Sponsored by Norm's.
Plumbing, the car was driven
by Bill Friesen, © ,

’ the A Trophy Dash was won
by Dexter Archibald in Car 9,
This car is sponsored by Millers
Mens Wear and One-Hour
Cleanetizing.

The B heat was won by Lorne
Burkett in car 39, The car is
sponsored by M & M Service.

Chuck Byrd took Car 44 home
in first place in the A Heat.
Chuck and his car were
sponsored by Skeena Service
and the Skeena Hotel,

The B Main was taken by car
8 driven by Garry Kerr.

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The A Main was won by-
Chuck Byrd in car 44,

The mechanics race was won
by Paul Lyshaug incar 8. This
car is sponsored by Dave's
Plumbing and Healing.

The Sponsor’s Race was won
by car 69. The car was driven
by Norm Smith and was
sponsored by Norm's
Plumbing. . ‘

The Jamboree race was taken
by driver Garry Kerr in Car 8.
This car is sponsored by Dave’s
Plumbing and Heating.

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course will be runona two-night
a week basis and students must
pay three dollar fees.

All applicants must be i2
years of age or older and can
register at the sporting goods
departments at Woolworths,
Omineca Sporting and
Northwest Sportsman,

Deadline for applications is
before the end of September,
For further details telephone
Bob Garrett at 635-7438

for an impromptu check.

the sink bowl? How will the
washroom look by the time 30 or
40 campers have washed up that
morning? ‘ :

T'll tell you how it will look -
Hike all those second rate
campsites that tourists are
forever complaining about to
me. As though I am in a
position to change things. Sure,
I sympathize when they tell me
they paid a ransom for a
campsite and then — the
washrooms were so filthy they
couldn't force themselves into
the shower, though they — had
paid fora shower. ] sympathize
when they describe washroom
floors littered with crumpled
paper towels, cobwebs and
-spiders in the corners, toilets
that never flush, and garbage
barrels overflowing on to the
ground. But though upset about
facilities they have paid for and
not been able to use, they are
not upset enough to do anything
constructive about it. Why
don't they make a move to
eliminate the conditions and
better the prospects for the
people who may be staying in
those same campsites next
year? But they don’t. They ery
to me, but what can I do about
someone else's campbground?
What they should do is complain
directly to the people who have
the power to improve the
situation,

Who are the people with the
power to improve thesituation?
First, there's the manager, or

whoever took your money at the .

time you registered. Tell him

exactly what you find
unacceptable about his
campsite, whether the

washbasins need scrubbing, the
garbage cans need emptying, or
the toilets need repairing so
they'll flush.- And don’t be
apologetic. After all you paid
good money; you have every
right to get the services
advertised. You're not getting
your money's worth if the
facilities are too dirty or too
broken to be used.

Secondly, follow up with a |

wrilten complaint to the
provincial licensing bureau, In
B.C. address your letter to!
Tourist Accommodation, Dept,
of Travel Industry, Parliaments
Bldgs., Victoria. Several
complaints about a
campground will persuade the
bureau tosend out an inspector

~ Homes are for living, Take this home for example.

‘From basement to attic every bit of space is being

-« -$pace is being used .
today's construction costs, . .

“. - used for living. That's because it's heated electrically.
“Compact units take up litle or no space. There.are -

“no ducts or pipes,.no furnace room. Every inch of '

sed ..; and that's important, with.

an . -Most important, every room is comfortable — just
the way each individual wants it. That's not-always
“possible with other: heating systems. because. one .

-, thermostat must satisfy the demands.of all rooms.

--}).. ° With electric.heating- you can have room-by-room
—*s ” temperature control'—‘a thermostat In‘every room.’ .

: foe

- losing his ATA rating. No
enterprising campground

_ ATA sign Indicates to the

"electrically is sensible too, ke
“Give us a call. Our Customer. Advisory Service will
"personnel will recommend equipment sizes, amount:
-, Of insulation required, and give you. a written esti-..

_mate‘of annifal Sigetticity costs for heating. ~
. Customer Advisory. Service is ; 7

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MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 197}5

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Should your complaints prove to
. be valid, the bureau will caution i

the campsite. manager to
upgrade his facllittes or. risk

‘manager will ignore ‘this
warning since the absence of
the distinctive green and white

travelling public that his
campground is below minimum
government standards, -

- Thirdly, if you witness a.
camper breaking rules or
otherwise behaving In a'manner
detrimerilal to the health or
comfort of other campers,
speak up. Suppose you find a
couple of small’ children
Splashing inan open shower and
the washroom ‘floor: gradually
being flooded. Don’t wait to
mail your complaintto Victoria.
Shut off the shower and escort
the dripping culprits to their
parents or to the manager. You
will earn the enmity of one
family and the admiration of all
the rest.

So don’t be apathetic.
Complain about unacceptable
conditions; praise desirable
conditions. Andif you see a slob
or.a vandal in the act, don't
hesitate to let him know he is.
inconveniencing you and all the }
other campers as well as the
management,

Albert & McCaffery

Now accepling tenders for tear down,

"removal, and clean-up of warehouse,

Warehouse located
at.

Al & Ma
4805 Hiway 16 West
Phone 635-7254

Simply dial the doifort setting needed to suit each ~~.
room's activity. |: , AOE SES ng

More living space. More comfort. Makes a lot of
sense, doesn’t it? You'll find that the cost of heating

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