'\ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1972"

ROSS - CRAIG

i Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Ross of 4906 Haugland St., Terra ce, B.C,
nnounce the marriage of their daughter Deborah Ann to Mr.
maurence A. Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Craig, formerly of
errace and presently residing in Hazelton, B.C.

me The couple were married on October 14th at 6:30 p.m, at
jacred Heart Church in Terrace.

= A reception followed at the Veritas Hall with Laurent Marquis
| d orchestra entertaining.
at The bride and groom will make their home in Terrace.

| The Maid-of-Honour was Miss Carol Ross, and bridesmaids
Seevere Miss Jean Smith and Miss Maryjane Hyde. Attending the
aeajroom were Ed Haugland, as best man, with Bill Delaronde and
Han Spencer as ushers,

fee | The marriage was performed by Father Allison; and the bride
@emeas given away by her father.

| The bride was radiant ina floar length gown of polyester crepe
mavith a long vest of Grecian lace. Her headpiece was white
Bowers with a shoulder length veil. ‘She carried a ‘bouquet of
ink and white carnations.

7 The bridesmaids wore floor length dresses of green polyester
mirepe, while the maid-of-honour wore a matching gown of
auve. All carried baskets of magenta and pink carnations,

The brides mother wore a beautiful dress of turquoise fortrel

am ith a white fur stole and accessoriés and a corsage ‘of yellow -

meatardenias. The grooms mother looked lovely in a purple suit
ith pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses.

- The bride chose a beautiful mauve suit as a Boing away outtit
Bind wore an orchid corsage. ~
met Out of lown guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. Cummins & David, |
ea) vince George, Mrs. K. Sparks and Mrs. A. Switzer both aunts
Sf the groom from: Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. J, Meirs, Smithers.
r. and Mrs. R. Trudell and Dianne of Smithers. Mrs. B. Mc-
onald and Susan, Kamloops, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fell; Kitimat,
r. S. Hyde, Pender Island, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald,
geaiforonta Ont,, and Mrs.. Linda Schefer Vancouver B.C, both
Ebisters of the bride.
The toast,to the bride was given by Mr, George Holliday and ~
B\clegrams af congratulation’ were received from Mr. Brad
acDonald, Toronto, Mr.. and Mrs.:W.: Betchér. and family,
uesnel, Mr. and Mrs: Jack Rainey, Dewherry, Alberta and Mr. .
i nd Mrs. Bayfield Shaw, Charlottetown P.E.L and read hy. Mr.
augland whe was also Master of Ceremonies.

fa; The cake was made by the brides mother and Aurora’
eeepchulmeister and was beautifully decorated by .. Mrs,
featrice Hamel. A delicious hot beef supper was catered to, and
j Herved by, the Catholic Women’ s league,

The bride was honored prior to the wedding by.two showers, :
aei)ne was, given at the home of Mrs. George Hamer with Mrs.
Seiamer and her daughter Mrs. Janice Irvine as co-hostesses.

ger he other was held by the brides aunt, Mrs. May. Ketter in her
- : ome on River Drive, -

Ann Lan ders
Ihave seen’ several. ‘mutual
friends and neighbors since the

tragedy and [ came “right out
and asked where’ they were -—

A
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q

ear Ann Landers: 1] -am
tting fed up with hearing all
utherners lumped together
described as bigots, red-
ks, racists, elc. .
4 recent reader wrote:
Keaple in the South will ‘be
mary distressed’ to learn thal
ma few years the population of
U. s. will be predominately
pwn," :
here was desegreation
ght most vehemently? It .
sn't Columbia, §.C., it was
Hnliac, Mich. Where. is. the.
ase lodge that refuses .to -
mil black members?. It isn’t
kson, Miss., it's Harrisburg
Where were the worst riots
nll? Not in Montgomery Ala.,
mt in a suburb of Los Angeles
led Watts.. And who can
get the destruction .in..
maroit, Omaha, Chicago and
: veland? :
ve Southerners are not the
oramuses portrayed on.
Pvision. People who have
onceived notions about us. -
“the REAL. ignoramuses.
By oughi (o come.down. here :
S look us over. They'd learn:
pething = > From Tennessee -

express condolences? They all
gave the samie excuse - "We
didn't know what to say,’ :
For the love of God, Aan, tell
‘ these ‘people that’s the poorest
excuse in the world for staying
away when friends have
trouble. No one expects them to
say anything. All they ‘have to

Halt- Mast- Heart ;

this same. sentiment. when
readers have asked me what to

* family. Thank j you for providing
me with an opportunily ta'say’
‘ once again that your presence is

words.

| speak the
"prejudice 8 not a matter
eography, wand it néver was.’
are’ and: always /have: |
in bigots. in. the- North and ~
alsin ‘the South :and :the;:
th ‘seems. lo “have sits ful

ear Ann Landers: Our ~
Szhbors lost,a young boy In‘a
Bgic actident recently. There .-
are drugs involved: and other’
complications. My.
_ went: :to” theiry

ypped by: the:tiot

P services, but

why didn't they show, up | o.
. education

do is be there. Thank you~
’ Dear H: M.: Ihave expressed’

say when they go to a furieral-
“home : or ‘call on’ a ‘bereaved -”

‘the music, you ¢ don't need: the ©
. (° printed state. “The. reason for |
this: is that in trying to keep ..

Chris’ | Janitor.
Supplies _

© Your‘ Home :

Democracy is a fofm of'
government that can only be .

relained if the people of a
country uphold its constitution
by exercising. “his” or ‘her’
own franchise, abiding by its
laws, or working to change
anything which could: be con-
stituted as obsolete, Chief
among the attributres of a
~ democracy is the emphasis on

free speech. This is one of the |

many _ Teasons why
parliamentary proceedure is so
very important. ‘In stances
where this proceedure has.been
disregarded, ‘organizations ha-
ve weakened and peity tyrants
‘have been able. to. dominate,
When this happens on a larger
scale anarchy has resulted, or

sedation bebe

Oe sononossanieesie tenet ines di psseetises ose

ahead of the: deadline, one
actually lags behind! When this
‘part of the world haas a more

adequate mailing
perhaps improvement will
result there as well.

The Camp was saddened by
the death of the young Dalzelle
baby. Parents: and sister
‘journeyed to Kamloops for. the.
internment.” Other sad news
was the illness of Jim Oben-
shein’s mother, Jim left early in

. November, with Kris. joining

him soon after.. The couple will |

be back early in the-New Year,
all Going as planned.”

Tracy and Randy Skead have

corrupt governments. have -

enabled dictatorships to form.
Since this letter. is , written

', from what might be considered

. Nishga ‘territory, let me state
tha parliamentary proceedure
is one important lesson that has
been well learnt by the Nishga
people. It could well have been

'. the very reason for their

competency of organization,
their strong presentalion of
their cause, and the ability of
many members of their nation
to be compellingly eloquent.

In a small community or
town, itis up to the individual to
join some of the social groups,
or to at least participate in
some measure with local ac-
tivities. Rather than to criticize,
one should endeavour to be
where the action is going on, in
order to offer new ideas or
thoughts, If you do not like some
of the things being done by any
particular government, _ then
join a group that is more to your
own line of thinking and make
your contribution for bettering
any situation that has buthered
you.

At. will. be . interesting ‘to see -

just. what: will .be done
about ‘the ‘“‘complete re-
examination” of , the. Human

Rights: Act, that. Mrs. Eileen

: Dailly had ‘expressed as a-

desire shortly after the
provincial election. Phyliss
Young wanted to see al: least
“one woman investigator
reporting to the Human Rights
‘Commission. Rosemary Brown
agreed thal sexism in all forms
must. be avoided under a
revised act, All these opinions

_ were reported by David May in

the Victoria Daily. Times,
‘shortly after five New
Democratic Party women
members had been elected.

I think Mrs. Daisey Webster's

hope for’ the development. of

community schaols so that .
mothers will have the op-

‘portunity to study again, would ..

be an accomplishment of far-
reaching importance. The new
would’ “be |a.
tremendous ‘morale booster"; |
even if the woman never ac-

tually entered -the labour -
markel. Also an educated wife |

-is one of the finest life insurance

for.

These area few af the women

‘in B.C. who are doing their part -.
to keep the democratic system. -

working,.in the political field,

But the rest of us can‘certainly.
‘do our: part: by’ being con: y
tributors,: and working ‘for.’ i

improvement. .,

- Some of the news items sail
inrecently have been somewhal -
ouldated when they reach the

policies that any man could ak k

system.

arrived back ‘safely from their
holiday in Quesnel. Tracy and

‘son journeyed by train.

A son was born on November

14 to Judy and Harry Redmond. -

Other new residents at the
Camp are the Gardner and
Kennedy families. Robert Tait,
Kelly and Greg Gardner, are all
attending. Nass River
Elementary. The Kennedy
youngsters are nat of school age
yet, Also back to attend school
here on the correspondence
programme is Randy Laverty.

Since there are now 6 pupils |

doing work in this manner, we

may soon be called Nass River -

Elementary-Senior School!

: List of Post Offices.

Where would you ‘senda letter

addressed, to ARPAD UT 10
SZAM? -.°
That's: exactly the kind of

’ problem facing Canadz-. Post ~

Office sorters every’ day for

. mail going overseas,

More than 200,000 such |

- letters handled annually at the
Montreal Post Office's air mail.”

and foreign surface section had
undecipherable or Jncomplete
addresses,

The biggest headache for:

. sorters is when the writing is

difficull or impossible to
decipher. On some letters the’

. address is typed or written ina

foreign language. Often the
name of the cily or country i is
left out,

These letters are screened by
a group of postal experts, who
try.to determine the correct

address before forwarding each’

letter on to its destination or, if
unsuccessful, returning it to the
sender (providing of course,
there is a return address),
The problem is sometimes
solved by leafing through three
volumes of the International
Each

sootsvncsicote eben ett

NRK PUL $/

volume has. ‘more than, 10:

pages
The list.came in very handy

when a letter was received in

Montreal ‘with the last line of

. the address’ reading simply.
“Cebu City'’..A check of one of'

the volumes revealed that Cebu

- City is.a Post Office in the-

. Phillipines.
Other times experience helps,

. Occasionally a:hint as to the

‘destination of a letter Is

. provided from the locality in
_ which it was ‘posted.

“The - problem of -un-

‘decipherable or incomplete

addresses is increasing ali the
time because more. and more
people are arriving from
Europe to reside in Canada”,

said E.W. ‘Lewis, programme

administrator of the Post Of-

fice's National _ Operations

Branch,

“It is at the stage now y where
it is costing a ict of money to
handle,” he said.

The Post Office is trying:
something new to help alleviate
the problem. Quite simply, local

postmaster are being asked to. -

try - to “gontact’ the’: sender

way.

Mr. Lewis said, . .
‘However, if-a local: post-

“master cannot:contact the ;
sender, the letter is. then for- _
warded to the nearest overseas

mail exchange office (there are
ten in- Canada) where it” is
examined with. the help of the
International List of Post Of.
fiees,

“The new system. will speed .

up the processing of this type of
mail,."‘Mr, Lewis-said, “and
alleviate the. burden. ‘which,
until now, fell on just one post
office (Montreal). .

“If we can educate the public
about the importance of proper
addressing, ‘Mr. Lewis added,

“it will help not only the Post ”

Office, but customers as: well,
by speeding up the delivery of
these letters."

You would probably still be
trying to figure out what to do
with ARPAD UT 16 SZAM.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 88 (SKEEHA-CASSIAR) |

School Loan By- Law Referendum No.

.. Question to be submitted to the -owner-electors of School

District No. 88 (Skeena-Cassiar).

..“Are you in favour of the Board. of School Trustees of
School District No. 88 (Skeena-
without further assent of the owner-
from time to time, within three (3) years from December
31st, 1972, by the issue and sale of debenture
terest at arate or rates

British Columbia

.. The following in brief and general terms sets out sub-
stantially the proposed projects and the amount allocated for
each, the amount: specified as. being within. Provincial

Cassiar) borrowing money,
electors, at any time or

S bearing in-
per annum as may be specified by the
School Districts Capital Financing
Authority at the time of the borrowing and payable over a
period or periods not exceeding twenty-five years from the

standards and d eligible for Provincial grants, and the a amount

pea
Pr.

“Copper ‘Mountain Elementary

~ Kiti-K’Shan. Primary.

‘Caledonia Senior Secondary Auditorium
John Field Elementary —_

_ South Hazelton Elementary.

" Unassigned Portables (4)

(b) Purchasing, constructing, reconstructin
buildings, for school purposes or: ‘use |
in connection therewith:

. Copper Mountain Elementary
Kiti-K’Shan Primary
Caledonia Senior Secondary: Auditorium
‘John Field Elementary —
- South Hazelton eementary 7
: Roof Replacements. . ;
Unassigned Portables (4)

‘(c) Furnishing and equipping buildings for
School. Purposes or use in connection |

~ Resource Centre .
‘District E.T.Y,

‘Contingencies

Nass, River 'E

‘Copper. Mountain’ Elementary
~.Kiti-K’Shan Primary. .
‘Caledonia. Senior Secondary Auditorium,
John Field: Elementary sO
”: South Hazelton. Elementary
Unassigned Portables (4)

ntruder. Alarm Systems ao

fd): ‘Other capital expenditures f for setioe

Pians’ and Supervision |

*

veahii E Elementary, School, 940 lark Roads
lementary Schiool © S

. Eligible for
»» Provincial. Grants

28,000

rAKE NoTice that the above is: a true 2 copy of th the p propos ed ¢ question upon which the:\

6400
‘6,400

t

specified as being above Provincial standards and therefore

not eligible for Provincial grants and for which the school
district” pays the full cost:-

Not Eligible for.
__ Provincial Grants.

. date or respective dates thereof, in such principal amounts
asthe Board may from time to time deem necessary fo raise
net sums not exceeding in the aggregate One Million, Six
Hundred Sixty-Nine’ Thousand,
($1,669,900.00), after payment of discount, commission,
brokerage, exchange, and other expenses with respect to _ |
such issue or sale, for acquiring and developing school-sites,
and purchasing, constructing, re-constructing,
and equipping buildings for school purposes or
nection therewith and.other capital expenditures for school
purposes?”

Nine Hundred Dollars

furnishing,
use in con-

order to ‘correct these tetlers ae
before. they are gent ° ‘on their a

"This way ‘the Tocat “post a
master.-is: helping ‘both “the”
‘customer and the Post. Office, me

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