; requesting fhe:

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GRAFFITTI painted on the rocks in the Terrace area.

in the same light that we now examine the Cro-maghon drawings ‘in caves?

Could it be that in several million years, ‘these works will be looked upon

Centre opposed

Cont'd from Page t

applicant the right toa public
hearing when development
comes along.”

In a Planning committee
meeting held about a week ago
theR. Skoglund subdivision was
discussed.

The following ensued at the

meeting:
Committee discussed Mr. R.
Skoglund's proposed

subdivision of part of Block 2, '

District Lot 637, Range 5, Coast
District, Plan 965 and
recommended that the

subdivision be approved subj ect

to the following:

1. Wilson Avenue be
developed.

2, Cul-de-sac have a 65 foot
radius.

3. Water and Sewer laterals
be pre-installed.
4, Developer be required to
pave roads in the subdivision.
It was also recommended
that:
1. Council.pass a resolution
istrict Land
Registrar-to relinquish the legal
access ‘provision as applied to
the park dedication for the
proposed Skoglund subdivision.
2. Administration negotiate
with the subdivider in an

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attempt to have underground
wiring installed in the
subdivision.

% The District contact the
Provin

3. The District contact the
Provincial Government in an
attempt to have the north 33 feet
of Wilson Avenue dedicated as a
public road allowance,

No details about the exact
cost of the project, its size nor
the number of stores it will
contain have yet been revealed:

Federal

Cont’d from Page 1
application.
A request for a $43,000 grant
hadearlier been turned thumbs
down,

In reply to council’s letter, .

Donald Murray liaison assistant
for the program stated.
“On behalf of the Secretary of
the Secretary of State I would
like to thank you for your letter
of June 28, 1971 concerning the
possibility of reviewing your
earlier request for
Opportunities for Youth funds

Terrace cub packs |
attend summer camp

For the second consecutive
year, the sixth Terrace cub
pack attended their summer
camp at the Kinsmen Camp.
The camp lasted from Friday
June 18 until June 20.

sponsored by the group

committee.

Derreck Moorehouse, Kelly
Miller, Donnie McColl, Jeroid
Marichuck were selected for

Twenty-seven “baks..aitended-.~from thé sixth Tereace packand:.

the camp, and the ‘gro
enjoyed a weekend oor
swimming, boating soccer and
ball games. The tentop boys for
badge and star achievement
were selected to attend Camp

Hughs at Prince George

Silver

_ DollarsGame! -

jut: how you can wint

-Here’s your chance to wina bag. full of
.B.C; Centennial Silver Oollars ..
“<"tron-on decal. «.aLen Norris Centennial Poster,
“commissioned by Home. especially for this .

: game and suitable for framing. .

“All prizes will bé awarded in B, C.'s so drive i in to's a
participating: Home station today ar and find ,

.a Centennial

»=-travelled to, Prince. George. with. -:

“the “awards they” received for
outstanding badge and star
work during the past year,

Kelly Miller took the best all-
round cub award, and runner-
up in this field was Donny
McColl. Both boys are in the
sixth Terrace pack.

boo-boo

now that a project has been
cancelled,

"T regret to inform you that
wecannot fulfil'your request for
funds for your project.

“In May, faced with an
enormous number of projects,
Opportunities for Youth had the

resources to finance only a.

fraction of them. In almost ali
cases, projects that received
grants proceeded with budgets
markedly reduced from their
original requests.

As you will, I
appreciate, the
progress of over two hundred
and ninety remaining projects
British Columbia will require
budgeting adjustments over the
course of the summer which
will necessitate the use of the
amount of money you have
referred to,

“I am sorry that I cannot be
of any help to you, but I thank
you for your interest in the
programme.”

Asked by Jolliffe whether
they wanted to further follow up
.-the issue council replied: ‘‘No,
Its, a dead-issue.”,.. Z

hope,

CENTENNIAL MEMO --
Busines was booming a Yale in
the spring of 1865. It was
reported that as many as 200
pack animals a day were
departing in trains for the
Cariboo and other gold fields.

ongoing .

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AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

» Service Schedule -

PENTECOSTAL ‘TABERNAGLE

4647 Lazelle Ave. ~ ?

Sunday School = 10:00a.m. PI ,
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. hones:
Sunday Evening 7:15 p.m. Office 625-2434
Bible Study Home 635-5336
Tuesday | 7:30p.m.

Youth Night Thursday 7:30
The end of your search for a friendly church

9:45 Sunday Schoo!
11:00 Marning Worship
7:30 Evening Services

“SALVATION ARMY

445) Greig

For info on other activities Phone Envoy or Mrs. Bill Young
‘ . 635-5446

7:30 Thursday Night
“Bible Study &
Prayer Meeting“ |

‘| KNOX UNITED

CHURCH

, Cor. Lazelie Ave. & Munroe
Phone 435-6014

CATHOLIC HURCH

Lakelse Avenue
"SUNDAY MASSES

SERVICES
Parish Hall 4634 Walsh Rd.

' 90:00 a.m.
9:30-a.m.. Confessions

Worship 10:00 a.m. _ 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
Nursery -10:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
UKRAINAN CATHOLIC. CHRISTIAN

Sunday Services ,

. EVANGELICAL
_ FREE CHURCH
Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks $1,
9:45 Sunday School .
11:00 Morning Worship
7:30 Evening Services.
Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
' Prayer and Bible Study
Rev. 8.8. Ruggles | Phone
4664. Park Avenue’ ....635-5115

REFORMED CHURCH
Sparks St, at Straume Ave.
Rev, John Vandyk
Phone 635-2621

10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service:
5:00- p.m. Worship Service

Back 'o God CETK Hour |
Friday 8:30 pm. -

CHRIST LUTHERAN.
* .- CHURCH -
Cor. Sparks. Si. & Park Ave.
Pastor: Ay Borch,,
Phone 635-5887: «

Sunday, ‘School 45am,

Morning Service at 30am 1

ST. MATTHEW'S
_ CHURCH -
4726 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace.
Anglican Church of Canada
Sunday Services:
: 8:40 and. 10:15 am,
i every Sunday
(Sunday School and baby: |
sitting at/1D:15 service only)
‘Music’ Director:
’ Stuart McCallum:
- Paslor:: Péter: Hors field:
" Phone 695-5855

"Your. Friendly Family Church}

- 98 a. rm

Bible School.

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GOSPEL}:
CHAPEL, .

ni 00 am :

Morning: Vorb?
3 Evening | Enengal

> Champs

The Terrace Pony League All- -
stars are the new champions of
Zone5 and have secured a berth |
in the provincial finals to be -

held In Vancouver August 17,

The All-stars, coached by
Colin Chasteney won the right to
represent the northern part of
British Columbia by defeating
Prince Rupert All-stara in two
out of three games played over
the weekend.

Prince Rupert won the first
game 7-5 on Saturday afternoon
with the win going to Charlie
Olson. Larry Paulson was the
loser, Terrace .bushwacked
the Rupert team in the second
game to the tune of 20-3,
winning pitcher was Bill
Furnseth and with a total
of over twenty hits for the
Terrace club ey had an easy
time of it.

The. third and final game of
Sunday, the- local squad
started right in where they left

off the night before thumping |

Prince Rupert 9-2 and winning

the right to represent the north -

in the proyincial finals.
The following births have

been recorded at Mills
Memorial Hospital since July

320. .
CURRIE - to Mr. and Mrs.
Terrance-Currie, a son on July

20,

WALTER - to Mr. and Mrs.
Ranier-Waiter, a son on July 20.
STOL - to Mr. and Mrs, Ken Stol
ason on July 20. -

DASUSA - to Mr. and Mrs.
Mario Dasusa, a son on July 21.

FARKVAM - to Mr. and Mrs. '

Alfred Farkvam, a son on July
21.
STEFANIK - to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stefanik, a daughter on .

July 22.
WENTZELL - to Mr. and Mrs.
Wentzell, a daughter on July 23.
HALDANE - to Mr. and Mrs.
Haldane, a son on July 23;
BURDEN - to Mr, and Mrs.
Burden, a daughter on July 25.
GRAY - to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Gray, a a daughter on
July 25.
PRESBY - to Mr. and Mrs.
Presby, a son on July 26.
KARLASH - to Mr, and Mrs.
Glen Karlash, a daughter on
July 26.

. 4802 Lakelse Ave,
Open ‘for business: Monday, August and
‘OPEN: HOUSE: Tuesday,.

Can United. "Btates - ‘itizens:

still-come into Canada and buy.
acres and acres: of - “choles

Canadian land? -

Not any. more’ says the-

‘government agent in Prince
Rupert, -

-“Only Canadian citizens can -

buy land now.”
‘However Americans can still

lease land...in this regard they :
have the same rights as a-

Canadian, he sald.
An individual wanting to
purchase crown land: has. to

have full Canadian citizenship .

status.
It -is ‘becoming provincial

policy to alienate Jand by lease:

only and in some cases to give
an option to purchase at such

time when improvements have’

been made to a property. —

". Now. the government has-

inspectors to study the purpose
of land requests and upon his

-décisions' rests the eventual.

‘purchase piece of property.

An
constructed an inkabitable
dwelling on lease land can
exercise an option ta buy the
Jan¢é outright...if. he
Canadian citizen. .The same
options - and
requirements ‘are applicable to
agricultural land applications.

The idea of the lands
department, in requesting
improvements within a given

period of time is to restrict the

‘Individual who has -

ig a’

improvement |

. WHY
‘RENT?

Hundreds of B.C, families’
have reduced their housing:
tosis by building “their” own,
home themselves, using ihe
Westwood component system.
Watl units, roof trusses,
partitions, gable ends come
pre-assembled, Much of the
hard work has heen done for
you in the factory. Westwood
homes are the strongest
timber frame homes built.
Over 40 models to chovse
from. Get the facts today:

BERT ARBOUR
Phone 635-5847,

Terrace, B.C.

August Srel“from 10 am,

‘from: our: ‘former: location ‘at 4619 Lakelse Ave
Telephone: 635: 2261.

“movements of fand ‘profiteers:.
~ AnotKer. factor restricting ~
profiteering is the use-of a land —
inspector: to ~ investigate. 4
applications ¢ arid the time-it now.
‘takes for an application to be-*
fully processed. -
The issue of land purchase impossible “now in view
.recent.:..land'\- -gevern
: legislation @.did ‘not deny
possibility ‘pf this, oceurjn;
*. However no such incide
- had been reported to him.
added that even if such “‘goi
on’ anal, occuring’ they are’
inal

‘arose when the Herald heard
that certain .. - Canadian. *
individuals and real estate
companies were purchasing.
land with money sent te Canada
-by United States investors. .
It was claimed that once the-

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