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This past-week has not been

an ‘especially busy one for the
- ‘Terrace ACMP. Most of the
_ dneldents. that) are under in-
- “vestigation concern vandalism,
*- break-ins, minor theft and
Jt shoplifting,

STOLEN

On June 27th a grey tool box |

*gontaining approximately $400
worth of tools was stolen from
- the back of a pick-up truck. The

incident took place on Straume .

>. Avenue and [he owner, Mr, Don
_ -Apolilezer, would like to have
the tools back. Would anyone
knowing. anything about this
please inform ihe RCMP

STOLEN ©

tA guest athe Terrace Holel

had $520 stolen between 5:30.
and 6:0 on the morning of the

28th of June.

incounT >

George Lupick - Blood
alcohol reading cver .08, fined

$300 or 15 days in jail. License

suspended for a period of thirty

days. .
David Lamek - Over .08, fined
$300 for or 15 days in jail.
David Jackson’ - Dangerous
Driving, fined $350 or 30 days in
jail. License’ suspended for a
period of three months.
Alexander Crout - Over ,08,
fined $300 or 15 days in jail.
George Fifield -. Over °.08,
fined $200 or 15 days in jail.
August Geerheart - Over .08,

‘fined $300 or 15 days in jail.

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to

. provincial

In a statement made. last
Wednesday, AUlin MLA Frank
Calder said that the
government is
irresponsible in pushing Indian
land elalms back onto Otlawa’s

_ desks, He added thal he was

disappointed in the provincial
government's stand taken ata
major Indian demonstration
Tuesday in- front of the
Legislative Buildings.

Minister of Human Resources
Norman Levi, whe is handiin,
all Indian related matters, Sai

‘that the‘ federal goverament

was responsible for all matters
involving land claims. Calder;
however, seems (o think that

the government is completely:

out of line when it says that the
federkl government is playing

. political football with thisissue,
_ Quite. the contrary in Fact, He

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

~” government =

feels thal it is the provincial

-goverament that’ is playing

football and that, in his words,
“This government doesa't know
whal the hell it is all about”.
Calder is the president of the
Nishga tribal council which took
the “proviniclal government. lo
the
concerning as claim involving
4,600 square miles of the north-
west of B.C. Unfortunately the
government was: . not

‘represented at the meeting held

Rupert, Calder is still awaiting
official response from the
government. According lo the
nalive-MLA,90 percent of the
land in British Columbia is

non-lreaty and that only paris of

Vancouver and Vaticouver
Island have been turned aver to
the federal government’ by the
Indians. an

The fire hazard has remained
generally low throughout the

Western section of (he district”
progressing 10 high, in the

Baslern section. Considerable

lightning activily was ¢X--
perienced in the Eastern por-| é rein I
:*-gperalional * 24° hours - a ay province.” ..

tion last Thursday causing al

least one fire in the Smithers

Landing area.

There have been. three new

fires this week, bringing the
1974 district total to 30 fires, The
new fires were quite minor in

ralure with the air tankers.

being used on the Smithers
Landing lightning strike. -

. Earlier in the week the air

lankers Were ulilized by other

forest districts which jis now:

attention

more practical with the change > -

to faster type alrerafl.:. :
. The public are

becoming more.aware of ihe

new Zenith 5555 phone number -
for fire reports and we.would

again. remind all :this..is

throughout

the entire the
province. ro:

The present weather forecast:

appears reasonably favourable
ta campers and picnicers and

although the nazardis generally ,
Jow there are some quile dry °

localized areas. Therefore we
would request you pay, special
to the campfire
Fegulations and. ensure’ all
campfires are completely
extinguished, Lo
for yaur, past ‘co-

Supreme Court of Canada .

apparenily ;

CEMA RE SEER DE ae Se

a

ware

sy

Thank you

operation and have a good

weekend and please remember
_ the people following behind and

campleiely dispose of all liter.

~~ HOW MUCH INTEREST DO SAVINGS
; ACCOUNTS REALLY EARN?

District Forester,

-* Suwanee WVEREST eaUWMNGs:

= Here are sample savings account entries for a three month perted.
. We have shown how interest would be paid on this account using:
-, different calculation methods, Pee TE eS

“Fred” Fowler. ;
Alfred Coldwell Fowler was .
born in Headingly, Manitoba, on

Morar areata nara e eae eee EES STANTS Ta -

td cas

_ Then 79 years old, Mr. Fowler .
was presented the award al a |
special meeling of Council, and
in making the declaration
Mayor... Joe MacDonald‘ was
quoted “This is a first you
“deserve Mr.. Fowler, for the

a . Competitor's Savings. Account -- Interest At.834 Percent

INTEREST PAID ON MINIMUM MONTHLY BALANCE |

January 31 Days. , on $500.00 _ years of work you have con-
: ‘February . 28 Days: |. ton $100.00 Iributed 1o.the 1own you have
. March 31 Days on $100.00" toved.” 2 ident of tf ;
: vot ———— ee l@ was"past president of te
+ . 90 Days Interest Earned c-l2 Smithers and District Chamber

of Commerce, Past President of
Ihe Athletic Association, and is
the namesake of the Fowler Cup
in hockey. For his activily aud
interest in the communily he
was named the first Honorary
Member of the Smithers Rotary
Club in it's 19 year history. He
was a member, President and
Past-Districl! -Depuly of the
Independent Order of Odd-
fellows, 10. which he belonged
for aver. 0 years, and was a4
member and Lay Reader of 51.
James Anglican Church in
Smithers. | “Among the many
alher awards and” honers
bestowed upon him = were
Honorary Fire Chiaf, citations
_ftomine Athletic Club, the

Competitor’s Savings Account. Interest At 9% Percent

"INTEREST PAID ON MINIMUM QUARTERLY: BALANCE
_ 90 Days on $100.00 INTEREST EARNED $2.15 0

__ HOW MUCH DID YOUR SAVINGS EARN?

HM your savings account is not earning the interest it should be. ~’
earning; why not... De rers

«| aMOVE YOUR SAVINGS TO HIGHER EARNINGS AT

TERRACE &.DISTRICT =~
fly «CREDIT UNION

4650 Lazelle Avenue. .
635-7282 ”

chureh groups and was invited
‘to Terrace (0 meet Queen
:-Blibabeth, He enjayed sports,
"gardening and olher. ouldvor
: “aelivities,, as Well as social

events. -
* "His wife is the former’ Muriel
Gipsey, daughter of the late Mr.
& Mrs. S. Spencer of England,

Tea ya f

British Columbia Forest” Ser- 7

__Eigar Ghoir Seoks Singers |

“B.C.'s famed: Elgar Choir is |
‘planning ils 14th overseas tour -

inthe summer of 1875 to the
U.K., Belgium, Holiand, Ger-
many, Luxenberg and France.

Interested girls between the
ages of 12 and 16 are inviled to

‘apply lo the conductor, C.E.

Findlater at 2332 Bellevue, West
Vancouver, , ;
Auditions are being held in
Vancouver ‘during July. and
Augusl, by individual

Another Mining Outfit

arrarigement.- mS : aut
Tour choirs traditionally have-

‘been made up of talented young’

singers from throughoul the
province and have been trul
representative of B.C...
Applicants ‘should — include
details of the vocal and musical
ability and experience, name
their school. and grade, and
submit letters of recom-
mendations fram. school
principal and clergyman, _-

Quits Province -

Mexxon Mines ~ Lid. : is
shelving all exploration work in
British Columbia, Daniel Small, -
President,” arinounced to-day.

-Small said thal (he Company
approached financial groups in

British ‘Columbia, eastern

Canada and ihe U.S. bul had
been unable to raise funds* for

any -explorat fon programs in

and the onerous and unrealistic
provisions of Bill 31°,, Smail
said. “We have no alternative
bur to get out of cur own home

In contrast, Small said tha’

Mexxon has raised $191,250 for a :

comprehensive’ program on a
‘copper praspect in Mexico. A

«The following is a list of
successful
examinations held recently by a
ihe Royal Conservatory of
Music of Toronto.in Terrace,
B.C. the Names are arranged in

order of merit. -

GRADEIV THEORY
HISTORY |

Be . vice ' First Class Honours - Steffan
vio yy Lately, there have been dramatic increases in interest rates of- _ oe, Wegner
- ‘fered for savings by various financial organizations. White the rate . Gt on bb
°F of interest is important, many of us are not aware of another ‘im- . A.C. ; Fred ROLIMENTS
“|. > portant factor and that is how the interest is calculated. The method: cee First Class Honours - Anme M
. [> of calculation affects the most important factor of all which is the. Fowler Pouselte; Danny K. Slanyer:
a amount of interest acutally paid for your savings. , ‘Douglas .. Adams: - Heather.
a ‘ ut . : Lee Baa fea | stk ~ ten a . *s 4 Neumann Ruth rM,- Pouserte
PAU TGprded TW. Didkte;

- 3 a

and three daughers:
(Mrs: Michiel), of Terrace,
Mary (Mrs. Harry Haywood) of ¢

Hinchliffe.

an oo Te January 271h, 1889 10 Mary ,
; * DATE WITHDRAWALS ‘DEPOSITS '* . BALANCE (Coldwell Rewler of ie
- te : oe , a pioneer farmer of Headingly.
. ian \ a Balance Forward. os 7 41,000,00 He received’ his - elementary
Spe gaee oe (0, $500.00 * $1,500.00 schooling in Headingly, his high
> Jan-20)° $7,000.00 - fo “$500.00 -schoaling al Armstrong, B.C.
- Feb 5 . Cre las $500.00 : $1,000.00 and completed a business
Fes ee 8100000.” "$2,000.00 SOUrEE Dele kad a
_ Feb 25 $1,900.00 - SC a $100.00. workforce . “He worked al the
“ Co tate vio OM Loe . 00. 9 TK. -Smith’ sawmill al, Arm-
Mar 15 re 8240000 - $2,500.00 strong and farmed in lhe-area -
Mar 31 ”. Balance. $2,500.00 until 1921, then moved 10
: : . Terrace where he stayed for six
a . years, employed by the George
PLAN “ OO aot -f Lie sawmill. = In%1927 ihe
3} PLAN 24~INTERESTAT6PERCENT |. _ became the mane in
7 nee Smilhers, and in 1936 he.and BR.’
: INTEREST PAIDON-EVERY DOLLAR FOR EVERY DAY Coltison bought the yard and
. me : : operated it unt] 1949 when Mr.
- : car Co Fowler purchased his partners
Jan 10 10 days * on $1,000.00 | “$1.64 inlerests ‘and: continued .1o
Jan 20 10 days on $1,400.00 - — 2.44 operate it under the name, of
Feb 5 16 days - on $500.00 ° 1,31. Smithers Lumber Yard. He
my *eann nn -._ . sold the business in.1966. .
he Feb 15 10 days on $1,000.00 164 PS Pred Fowler was very active
it’ Feb 25 10 days on $2,000.00 328° | ‘in communily organizations of
Mar 15 18 days on §=$100,00  - 29 ‘Smithers. Before Smithers was ;
\ 6.57 incorporated asa Town, he
Mar 3% _'é days | _ on $2,500.00. . — served as Chairman of (he,
90 days. INTEREST EARNED Ww Village Council from 1951 Io
a . . : | 1983, In 1968 he was declared
. the first Freeman of Smithers.

“Village Council, the Elks Club, -

he married %n YMay- ard,
1921, They-had one son Raber.
Muriel

Smithers, and, Joyce (Mrs.

Doug. Snider) of Kamloops...
-Also ‘surviving -are filleen,
‘grandchildren,
grandchildren, 1wo sisters. and

six real

four brothers.

Funeral services were held ~

Monday, June 3rd, 1974 ai St.
James Angli¢an Church with
Bishop Hambidge, Rev. Gordon
Jackson, and Rev; Larry Papolf
officiating. ~The *DeFrane
Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangemienis. 700 7
‘Honorary pallbearers : ‘were
Ernie Hann, Carl Mortenson,
Lawrence Perry;. Jim’ David-
son, -Heg -Collison and -Fred
sHofsink, 9-06" : 7

Active pallbearers included °..

Joe MacDonald, Herb’ Leach,
-Gordon: Williams, Carl Spicer,

Mel Raymond. and i Eddie.

What 1 snow job! Early maii-

believed that storms were due
ta the wrath ofa supernatural
east! .

candidates, in.

ron tert,

private . individual -boughl

_ 850,000 treasury shares at 3742 -
cents each .and had further |
options , which, © if exercised, ~

‘would provide Mexxon wilh an

" additlonal $275,000.

‘co -Qpevs are on | the copper
prospect in Durango. State.

Geo-physical surveys . on the
prospect will be followed by a
drill program, if warranted, to

od. : "test the anomalous areas.
~ This is-directly attributable
*1o ‘the uncertainty created by
“the present Government in B.C.

The property will be held by a
“Mexican -company. Mexxon_

will own'a 49 percent interest in °

such, company «and the

~“remaining 51 percent interest

Will be held in Mexico,
In addition, Meéxxon has-a

similar’ interest: “in a silver

deposit in the general area
south of the copper prospect.
Geological mapping . will be
underway shortly, Small added.

Royal Conservatory Results 7

Gordon Colpittis; Johanna M.
Nahirny . .

Honours. - Sheri Miller,
Christina Plesche * (equal);
Robert Lee; Sally. McCooeye;

Gail 'L. Dickie; . Melissa. .

Lichienield —
* GRADEI
a _ RUDIMENTS ° .

_ First Clas Honours - Scot J.

Spencer
‘PRELIMINARY
RUDIMENTS
First Class , Honours, -
‘Myron Crown; Jacky de Jong:
Jerry Tetraull; Carolyn Hagen.

Grade 2 Firat : Class. Honours
Bonnie Berghauger:-):- -: ->

“Grade 1, Theory “First: Class

Honours, 100° per cent Kathy
McCullough...

_ The program,

‘am. al
- School in ‘the: Keith Estates
~ area; and from] p.m. to 3 p.m.
- al Parkside Elementary School.

= Classes for non-En
eo ‘speaking children

“School District #8, “Skeena .
‘Cassiar, will once again: this

wo?

year.olfer it’s. . summer
program to non-English

speaking children between the
ages of 4 and 10 years of age.
funded by the
Provincial Summer Em-
ployment Program
Students, will run from July § to

~ August 30; with a fee of $210 off-

sel the cost of supplies.
“There will be two sessions

'. daily for the children, from 9- 11

Kiti-K’Shan Primary

Your child-is invited to atlend

* cither session, which ever is in

(he more convenient locational

“The Royal Order of the Moose ~-

in Terrace did their bit for the

Crippled Children in the wee.

hours of Monday morning,

sponsoring a dance with: all,

proceeds going:la the crippled |
Children’s .Fund..The dance,"
which began al 12- midnight,

+

vancement,

a fre
Sa ace

eB es cere be
iP CANADIAN “ACCEPTANC
LIMITED |

4624A - Greig Ave,

‘The. program’. ha

for '

. English” for

* id ten

og ¥ pa. son
- Do You Like Living
In Terrace? .
Do You Recognize Its Potential? a
We are looking for mature, responsible,

decisive and outgoing men or women to fill
two career apenings in our Consumer. °

Industrial iance Office. We invite applicants
for the-following openings. ;

BRANCH MANAGER - COMPANY. CAR PROVIDED

Will require eifher exparlence or the ability to rapidly absorb
and apply good management metheds and sales motivation
to devalop and retain customers. . :

_ BRANCH ASSISTANT - Requires a good level of, typing:
ability & a knowledge of office procedure. Respansibilities
are varied & interesting and there ts opportunity for ad-

WE OFFER SALARIES REFLECTING ABILITY

; AND LIBERAL BENEFITS :
IF YOU ARE THE PERSON CALL ‘DAVE
"¢ “FHOMAS + fee ret om ages oa 5

“in the post four years.”

ppe your support continues,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2n, 1974

non-English:

and lime spol.

designéd around: “experiences
and activities in .art;"music,
drama, games, sports, reading
and field trips, and offers the
older children enrolled a con-

~tinuily of experience with ‘the

English language (o. maintain

‘and develop their: present’

standard. The program will also
serve as. an ‘introduction 10
the. -younger
through

‘students involved

_ meaningful and fun experience.

‘Phe District. and those in-

_ volved are looking forward to

ancther- highly . successful
summer and a large.turn-out af
studenis. Bo

Monday, allracled many people
te Terrace’s Ukranian Hall for
several hours of very agreeable
enjayment for -a- y WOT:
Ihwhile cause, . Bes
’ Musie ‘for the* Jate “night
celebration: was‘ provided by a
local band, the: Night Hawks.

rem,
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CORPORATIO

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Terrace