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the Herald, - Dudley G, Little
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Terrace Little Theatre

‘In the Community Centre
the Production was well. re-

wot capacity, were fairly lange!
and very appreciative,

‘Whose included in “the cast,

‘ROBERT SHERRIN

shave off his beard, Terrace Jaycees will
mi as patr of the Terrace Centennial Beard

‘to. the Centennial’ Library Project fund.
men wishing to shave ‘beards off will be
cowboys above are Ingo Oeuvermann, (left),

proposed new Hospital.
in the Terrace-Kitlmat-Prince Rupert
rea, ¥t was learned here Tuesday

in a telepnone interview with

“He ‘ald. the: ‘reséoping behind
ch & proposal was that Prince

. dmat, 1 were established it would .

week drama workshop under
professional director Robert She
they presented Haeevact comedy, “The. Broken Jug”

A | Eon Tenders and Bill Natt-

Bfcil grant awarded. to: ' Terrace.

Growing Contest, Fines collected will go

sold permit buttons.

(Gauthreau photo)

IT WAS ALMOST. an old-fashioned shoot-up in Municipal Council chambers lost

i ‘the Terrace Jaycees collected $20 from
cond from right) for permission to
conduct Kangaroo court each weekend '

Men without beards will be fined, and:

Jaycee kangaroo ©
Dick Sharples, and Dave Crawford:

- __ Wednesday, Apr rif 5, 1967 °

Represéntatives’ from the

Forest Industries in North:
ern British Cohimbia will be

gathering in Princ George
and Terrace at’ “the: "end of

April for two-day Fire Con:
trol Courses,

Experts in Fire Control froma
the Government and. Industry
will present to delegates: ad-| .
vanced methods. and. techniques
of Forest Fire Fighting . ‘eape-
i | cially tailored to conditions in :
the North,

’ Sponsored by the “Canadian
Forestry ‘Association - ‘of BA,
in co-operation with: the ‘North.
ern Interior Lumbermen's : As:
sociation and B.C,’ Forest Ser-|:
vice, the meetings are expected.
to draw delegates from Alberts |-
to the Queen Charlotte Jslands,

morning in a we
Nass River Valley. -

tracting
tree,

Unconfirmed reports

and moved on to a second

| effect that Oullet had cut one tree which failed to fall;

| <; Tree Kills ; ‘Logger

ds accident at Borden ake in the

Ralph Oultet, employed by Wedeene River Cori-
pony was killed when struck by a falling

His parents live | in Montreal.

reached Terrace to the

tree when. the: first. one

' toppled. and struck him across the head and back.

An inquest info Oullet’s death has been set for
later this week. Initial I viewing was held on Saturday.

| is already moving Into the

In less than Fwo yeors
the way ‘from Prince. Rupert

MLA for Skeena, |

contracts tor the two re-
maining sections of Highway
16 have now been tet, and
that equipment for the job

are

Catermole Trethewey ‘Con-
struction was awarded the first
fontract in the amount of $2,'
$72,636 for a 16 mille section

bo

Due to the current interest,

Hospital Districts Plan
May Need Ghanging Here

District Plan may

| bylaw which woild - authorize
‘| construction of a new Prince] ’
; s | Rupert General Hospital. . Un:
‘der the. proposed  hew plan,
such a bylaw would require the.
assent of all ratepiyers in the
entire’ hospital digtrict. If. a new!
"Hospital “District ° ‘inedrporating |
‘Prince Rupert, Terraca and Kit.

D. G. LITTLE, MLA.

Ie

Prince Rupert expenditure,
Association. wound’ up a five

the direction of Toronto,

rrin, at the weekend when:|ies or do not have the same

hospital problems. as-— Prince
Rupert, the Government hag
;Now instituted: studies to see if
this huge area would be work
able under its new _ Hospital
Districts Plan. If not — it has

awere Gayle Wastle, Hora sru-
inink, David Sage, Robin Me-
‘Coil, ‘Paul Penge Rejean Mail-
Joux, Ruth Hallock, Edna Re-|j nen ‘suggested they set up two
balk, aut David sumone, [eeparate districts,” Mr. Little

Dan Sheridan, Bill Van Wester (Pitted out.

ress.

The play was a ‘Canadian or.
iginal, by Donald Harron, and:
‘provided fastpace  entertain-
ment with numerous hilarious
high points,

In the production staff were
Loreen McColl, Mien Van Heek,
Molly Nattress, Beryl Hales,
Tess Fenger, Sharon Lynch,
Ron Lennan, Jim Lynch, Willi:
Cote, Pat Lane, John’ Nance, :
Bob Calder and Esther McCabe,
as well as many’ assistants. ' .
The five -week workshop
which culminated in. the pro:
duction, was. firianced through
the auspices of a Canada Coun:

New Mail: wae
Ordered Here

_. In & recent letter to Frank
Howard, MP for Skeena,
Canada’s Postmaster General
has indicated that an up- ;
dated report on the number
of calls in the Terrace area
;witl shortly’ be complied by.
the office of Postal Service

‘In Vancouver, |
' Requirements for house to
house mail delivery are 2000.
points of call,

On. January 20, . 1986,
' Frank Howard was last ads
vised that the humber _. of.
points of call -in the Terrace
‘disteict numbered 1500,

Little Pheatre. It was’ the first
such grant ever given i in n West
ern Canada. , 7

i INTERESTING point leaned”

i

Sunday “while visiting with .
jthe ¢, J, Norringtons on: the
wecasion : of, their « fifueth ©

-. Every:

| wedding anhivetsary. was. |

.

ee

. that at the time of: her mar-
‘riage: Mrs. Norrington Wie 'a
meniber’ of: Britain's: “Land |
Army.” ‘She. bad’ left, an ac .

‘countaney position, in Lon-

don 40 go into the villages as
4° “Land | Army”: recruit, dn’

try. at that tinte,: Hope Mrs,’
; Nortington is ‘soon’ on’ thel
completely wel, st ‘again. _

ON April ¥, the ‘Terrice “Ten- ,
' cls - Clay win: Hota Ita annul}

» dy apat'her dentures out on’
order to ‘alleviate ‘the man: |

power shorjage' in the.coun-

ane the. many mony. ane wy

Tess. Brousseau we.. say
thank you and report that.
“she fs coming. along.favor. .
* | ably although jt da: expected: .|
‘| - she will be: hospitalized: for’ *
“THE laugh of | the week for. - many. weeks, Her. address for.
Terrace: Little Theatre Dufis' those who milght like to ‘send. ;
occurred during’ Saturday’ -. notes of. cheer ‘is: “Mrg.: Tess”.
Dight’s ‘production of: "The - ‘Brousseau, eho. * Fairview’:
Broken Jug” when one. of’. Pavillion, Vancouver’ ‘Gener: |
‘thé leading players accident. : jal. Hospital, Vancouver, Be. . 7

aust: _wouidering” if the’ two :
Doardless : “Jayeees who. stage ?
ed ‘Laat: week's © holdup ‘af ¥*
_-}Miundeipal © Council ant. VAG:
> minigttative “staff ‘have pun |
.chased -permission: to. dhave?
Did: anyone. cateh Sharples‘:

“ieeting in in the “Comminity ;
Centre, beginning at. 8 p.m."
is welcome, to at-

tend. :

her sleeve. That's what they :°
call really getting your teeth :
’ Into ‘a role! (Of ‘cours:it waa
Hallock, who! ‘elset)"

'

‘who ‘have. called. ¢¢ enquire! :-

| mean that residents of Terrace
and Kitimat would bé requir-
‘ed to go to the polls for the

“Because Terrace and Kiti-
mat. already have. their facilit.

-in slash burning,. a major “see.
tion of the course will -be focus,
sed on this’ topic. Speakers will
cover ‘all phages Tanging ‘froin!
pre-planting ‘te MOPID. - TER

The courses will be: held ‘in:
Prince George April 24 and-25.|.
‘junder the joint chairmanship |

af N. A. McRae and H: M. An.

Jersen and in Terrace April 27'
and 28 under the chairmanship,
of P, Bass.

who was critically inj

‘McKay waa to have been mar.
fied on April 8 to Migs: Dianne
Stoba of Terrace,

Lars ourses

A recreation leadership training ¢ course e co-sponsored
iby the Terrace Recreation Commission and ‘the Com-
munity Programs Branch, Department of Education was
held in the Terrace Community Centre for four days
iduring the school holidays, with 23 people registered.
Delegates attending the course were from Va inderhoof,,
-Burns Lake, Decker Lake, , . Telkwa, Hazelton, Thombili
and Terrace.

The course content ‘Iinctuded | ‘course were Mr. G, Bruce of
lectures and discussions on re-} the. Community Programs
creation in general, including} Branch; Dr. D, EB, Luck, Direct:
leadership qualities and tech-| or,. “Sheena Health Unit; Mr,
niques planning of playgrounds| Clyde Griffith, Recieation- Dir.
and implementing -of programs,'| ector, . Coquitlam; Mr. L. Cox,
administration, human behav-| Mr. G, 8 e, Mr, G, Pauli,|
dours, ‘adult education, philoso: {from the
phy of recreation, first aid and | in‘Smuthers, Terrace and. Prince
outdoor education, Practical | Rupert: Mr. R. Sherrin, Director
sessions and ‘demonstrations in. | of the Little Theatre's “Broken!
cluded Tiny Tots programa, arts| Jug; Mr. G. MeConnell, Prest-
and. crafts, - swimming, films, ' | dent of the Hot Springers’ Swim
games, sports, drama,. plus a| Club; Mrs. R. Ljungh, instruc
full day of outdoor education; tor, Tiny Tots program; Mrs.
‘and day camping, and reecrea-| T. Fenger, instructor, Commun-
tion planned ‘socials, - ity Centre Arts & Crafts class;;

The course ‘was completed |: Mr. A. Owens, Fire Chief, Ter-
with a banquet with members| Tace; Mr. C, Chasteanenf, -Te-
of the. Terrace Recreation Com-| ¢reation worker, Terrace Com:
mission. in. attendance, Harry | Munlty Centre, and Mr. P!
Smith represented Distriet of| Fanning, Recreation Director,
Terrace council: “if Terrace
Instructor Jecturing ‘at.the| don

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: | jured in the emash.

"Ton. in Mills Menbrial | Renita |

Groom-Elect Critical _
After Saturday Smashup|

A pre-wedding stag fete ended in disaster Saturday :
evening for. 23- “year-old groam-elect Douglas McKay,
jured when his car careened off the:
Old Airport Road and smashed Into a log retainer wall.

- His companions, 2 younger
brother Dennis McKay, 20; Den-

nia Booth, 21; and Rod Foster,
22; all of ‘Terrace were also’ in-

The older McKay is sti] in

ed lung and several fractures,
aithough shel :

with: head injuries, ‘He regained
consciousness ~Monday . after.

Poor condition with a punctur-!.

fav-| built. to. support a. ‘gravelled
<a) GMiveway: leading . into a ‘Brour

The accident occurred about

mien were southbound. out of
Terrace on the Old Airpoit
Road. The McKay vehicle, a
late ‘model Acadian Sport De
luxe left the highway at Co-]:
burn’s Corner, about-124 miles
southwest of the Terrace
Bridge.

It plowed through. a ditch and
smashed into a log retainer wall

,| of. rental: homes.
~‘Terrate’ RCMP - and ‘aatibu:
dance were called to. the scone
by. nearby. residents, :‘
The accident ig under investi

aéon and. began ‘to ) respond to
treatment. 7

gation by police:

mservation offices|

Reéeational Commis! J

‘an announcement made Tuesday by

Ft Gp ih 16

Work Starting Now
Finish In Two Years _

it will be smooth driving a
to Vancouver,’ according

Dudley G Cite,

Mr. Little told the Herald that final construetion

of Highway 16 between ‘Boul-_
der Creek: and. ' ‘Pacific, ‘The
work will include” read con:
struction, bringing up to grade,
and. seal-coating.

Argus Construction of Prince |
George, owned by millionaire
Ben Ginter, was awarded the
-decond contract in the amount
of $1,908,181.80. for the remain- |

‘| ing 18 mile: section which will

completely close up the gap.

In making the announcement
Mr. Little stated, “I'm really
happy with this, Having two
large contracts like this in my
riding is more than most. mem--
bers can say at this time and
I'm very, very Sane about it."

Home Grant

8:30 p.m, Saturday as the young|"

Is Ready

‘The B.C. Government's
‘Home Acquisition Grant Is
now available to - anyone, :
regardless of whether he is
a-citizen or not. ~

-Dudley G, . Little, MLA. for
Skeena told the Herald on Tues-
‘day stint the. grant. willbe given, «.;
provided. the .., Pre operty
is shown | on “the. “assegs-
ment 7olls as ait individual par
col of land and is.registered. ag

such on the taxation rolls,

_ Mr, Little said,"It must have |

a- Value of not less than $4,000
and would apply to anyone who
has, on or after the. ist day of
April 10966, completed construe.
tion or entered into a binding
contract to purchase the - Prem
ises,’”

All  applicanta ‘ must have

been residents of B.C. for st
least one year.

There are also provisions that

the grant will increase by 25

nnually until 1072,

ear

EVERYTHING FOR RADIO
including a “CB” shack is
what Jack Lorraina of Ter: |
race has accumulated’ aa an

operator of 6 Citizens. ‘Band

radio, “Ca” Is two-way froma
car to home or anyone with

similar equipment. tack ‘has

five channel Johnson | mes-

senger radios and operates

off a CLR2 antennae, © -

Nes

“MISS NORMA HARLE

“It 1an't. the first. trip to
Terrace for Miss Norma- Harle,
Field Supervisor for Red.
Cross ‘Youth’ .in’ B.C. Miss
- Harle.. uséd.""4p: ‘travel. here
‘Fegularly. a.CPA’ steward-
“088, ‘She dg” in Terrace to con- | J
duct -a‘tour of locat achools, | §
- dhowlng fHma' and’ giving lec-
_tures”-about” the -work of Red |
Cross “Youth: and Junior Red
“Cross throughout: : “the world. |
She ‘will: jalso: visit achools in |
Kitimat: “Prince” Rupert “andi |:
Smithers. Main ‘point of inter-'
Jeet ia 4he ‘current Red ‘Cross ‘|
“Youth program ds the “Three |} sy
“Alms Credo '— health, service

tre. Photography C

“a8 tothe: progress: Of Mire, bebore be: lett for: Kelowna?

darkroom facili

Ang, ‘

and: Antoraational: ‘understand:

PROTO taken by a member of the ‘Community

a ak sr, SB]

Government Agents . in all 3
centres have complete details
and application forms covering
the $500 grant. .

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