DAY, AUGUST 2, ‘1971

vir. and Mrs. C.J, Fredenkall of Washington State seen standing.
Hidjacent fo Motor Home. belonging to’ husband and. wife
traveling commyrades as -the four exit Fishermans Park.
unicipal restrictions prohibiting overnight camping ‘in. the,
piPar did not dampen the outdoors spirit of ‘the four travelers. ©

.. TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE 5.6.

“who simply drove across Kalum Bridge and spent the night on

- Kilsum Kalum Indian reserve property.

The followiing morning

showed about 15 other campers wio reached the same decision

: and whoalthad a peaceful undisturbed night of sleep, (See Story

| Terrace continues -to bake
inder the hot summer sun. Cold
f}:pols are rare but I'm pleased
o say that tourists continue to
grave sunburn and heatstroke
0 walk up to the centennial
nuseum to spend a pleasant 30
grninutes viewing our past and
fnieying the shade,
Reading through the old
egends of the native peoples of
mahis area one is struck by the

S “contains many

finilatities found in the story of

qWoleano Woman,.but this one is

i] -bviously of more recent origin
Hand appears. to be based upon
reality.

The Nass -erruption is

nelieved to have: occurred about .

10 years ago” *:
Before the erruption the Nass
Siiver was called Tsawllsap. “
fhe valley and village were
Miituated to the north of the
resent Nass River, ‘near the
‘anyon, The reason why the
Polcano erupted according to

he Nass River folk was through ~

treatment of a.salmon.::

‘A young man of the family of

igyidemrhskyaek
herson eagle) thrust a sharp

liver of granite into the back of -

a small hump-back salmon,
m’ He then threw the salmon into
e river, where it tried to swim

BY MORG. AN B.

(large —

away: That night after dinner
the ground shook and a
rumbling sound was heard. The
people fled their houses.

Flames were seen to come from

_the hills where the Nass River

now flows,
_ Many -of the fugitives went
towards the Lake of Lizzards

which was a on a high plateau. ~

A-young woman from a good
family who was living apart
from the others during her

The whole village ‘was

‘destroyed and burnt by the hot

lava as it poured downina 1 huge

. swift torrent.

“After ‘a: long time when the
“lava had appeared to coo! dawn
‘the people went to explore. To °

lest the ground they threw dogs
ahead of them.. These sank into
ihe’ molten rock: ‘Many times
they tried to find out what had
happened to the girl but each
time they were driven back. ~

Finally -they were able. to

approach the village. The house ~
of the chief where the girl had
-.been; still had its front and back...
standing, arid in the centre sat. .
the young girl.She had a shaw] .

covering her.
She was easily’
_Tecognizable with all the same .

head and

shoulders.

features; only: now she was a
small. pillar of laya reek. |

af AMPBEL i

Many people may have read
about the Roman city of
Pompeii. where many cavities
in the lava were found, These
cavities were filled with plaster
and the mold'of lava on being
hacked away revealed a human
figure,

It is possible that the lava ash.

had covered the girl in a thin
layer and mummified her body.
(In 1927 Marius Barbeau saw

“took: photographs | oF. this

puberty seclusion was left~’: rock; ‘standing’: two -6i“thitee

- behind in the panic.

miles from the canyon along the
trail across the tip of the barren
lava fields. His guide pointed to
a spot nearby where a salmon

trap had also been changed into :

reddish lava.
:. To-date I have been unable to
locate.a copy of this photo.and

Some: authorities ‘doubt | its
“existence. - : .

Many, ‘superstitions. exist

‘concerning the lost lady of the

lava beds. Generally: most
seem to suggest that misfortune
will visit those who see this lady
and this has. lead to-a lack’ of
interest in relgealing her
Whereaboitts. :

| CENTENNIAL MEMO __

__ AL Clinton-in 1886 @ resident ;
.counted. the passage. of 409

whites and 517 Chinese miners
headed into the Cariboo | Prior. to
May 20. wee _

. = “Garden
(MACLEODS |

~ Formerly Marshalt Wells Store.
3234 Katum: St.

Specials.

Farmorest Garden Tiller

Rugged, field proven with 4 h.p.:

Briggs and. Stratton. Horizontal shaft. engine ,
’ Tilling depth. upto eight inches. deep.

Heavy.gear case with: Timkin Roller ®

Bearings

Reduced To: q

we

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ad
asain

“Red weed To

Crest of large Person Eagle.
Phato Morgan B. Campbell

New C GA.

chapter. ‘formed.

at a meeting held at the

Lakelse Hot Spring Resourt in

July 1971 a new, ‘chapter of the
C.G/A... Association: “was
formed, : “Thé North’ West
Chapter will | have ' members
from’ Kitimat; Terrace and
. Prince Rupert and surrounding
. lerritoriés. “it is also hoped ta
have members: from Smithers

and the Queen Charlotte Islands g

in this cahpter, ...-

The’ officers elected | ‘were;

i} N.E; Gote:,- Chairman, from

95 inch cut. 3 speed Features 5 5. ine p.
Briggs '& Stratton nengine, . we

Regular, 467. 95

' Terrace: ba
Chairman, fra

“Other directors elected are Fr
 Banducei, . ‘from Kitimat; -P,
' Davies from: Terrace;. GP.
» Exner:

tio
“public” practice; ©
inna graduates oF

A big pat on the t back ‘to CFTK-
TY for the production of the
LENNAN aid LARKIN SHOW,
It was great, they sure have a
lot of talent. Hope someone gets.
wind of them and they get a few

records out. Keep a uP the good

work girls.
Men and ‘children formed a
bucket brigade’ on Tuesday

night, toextinguish a fire on the

‘property of -H. Dignard -in
Remo. The fire was started by
small children playing with
matches behind'a shed.

It was a real community
effort, -as Remo has no. - fire
protection.

ux '

Mr. and Mrs. A. Harder : and
family of Sande Blvd, have
returned home after spending
last weekend in Prince George,
where their son Kenny has been’
attending Boy Scout Camp. ‘

Mrs. Shirley Churchill of New
Remo caught a 50 3b. spring

‘salmon while ‘fishing off the

Remo Bar: She was out for the

‘ ‘first time this year, trying out a

new rod and reel, and only 26 Ib.
test line, it took 1 hr. and 40
minutes to land. Mrs. Churchill
was fishing with Mr. and Mrs.
Hike Richmond of Kamloops.

Who says us women can't get

those big ones.

wo

KMERRX

A farewell party was given for

Peggy Phoenix at the home of
Sandy Smith on Lakelse Lake
R

Peggy helped with’ many
things within the community,
Retarded children, Boy Scouts, :

‘and wrote the District News for

the Herald, plus many others.
She will be greatly missed as

she goes to make her new home -

in Calgary.

Those attending the party
were Sandy Koopmans, Donna
Rinsma, Cec Harder,’ Ivy
Estacaille, Jackie Goodings,
Bea Fenrick, Marg Degerness,
Sharon Lynch and - Mrs.
Jeiferson, —

A good time was had by all
and Peggy was presented with a
Peignoir Set and Slippers to
match. There was a delicious
lunch:served and the Retarded. ;
children jsent.;a beautiful
farewell cake, ’siigs 2

Those who contributed to the
gift but could not attend were
Bev Scott, Flo Borg, Mrs.
- Watson, Louise” Wilde, Mrs.
Naden, "Barb Parifit, and Mrs.
MeLarty,

XXXXXK

Welcome to-all tourists In the
area, especially to ail those
camped on the West of the
Kalum River, hope you enjoy .

our part of the country,

XX

Mr. and Mrs. At. Stach and
family of Calgary Rd., Remo,
have returned home after
spending three weeks touring
Southern Alberta. They also
visited ‘with Mr. and Mrs.
Stevenson of Revelstdke,

former residence of Remo.

XXAKRK |

Mr. “and Mrs. R. Mitchell of
Alberni, hive .returned home
after visiting for a few days

from, ‘Kitimat; | oe
c |: Kemedy ftom. Kitimat; ay eo

“CENTENNIAL MEMO — ‘The

frugal diet of the early miners
in British Columbia was often
Salted with humor. Thus bacon

became. Cariboo Turkey and

beans were -‘also. known as
Cariboo Strawberries,

“This advertisement is not to be construed asa

with “thet ‘daughter. Mrs. ic
“Armstrong and their. grandaon

Panny, on. Queensway A Ave, aa

* yagaaoe * ,

Mr. ‘and Mrs, R. smth and
fmaily:.of Lakelse Lake Rd.,.
have returned | home, aiter

| Mrs Calson; Gatien Ra, has”

her grandchildren Audrey. and

‘Brian Terris of Princes Ruper't

visiting for a few Saye. :

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