TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘Wednesday, October 57

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“Mave without Crating” “Wife-approved Moves"

Buick presents the 67 version of the tuned car, New styling, new
power, new overall performance, . . Logical stepsin the evolution
of a great engincering concept, “Tuned car’ means more than
pure mechanical performance. It means the whole car, Styling,
performance, ride aud handling. Allin perfect harmony.

-, There’sa Buick exactly in tune with you—Riviera, Electra 225,
Wildcat, LeSabre, Skylark and Special Deluxe. Choose ont at
your Buick dealer's.

~REUM MOTORS LTD.

"Be sure to watch televised Canadian Football League Games. See focal {stings for time. and. channel.

Centennial Book
Available December

British Columbla: Challenge in
Abundance Ig the title of the of-

ficlal Centenary book commission: |

ed by the British Columbia
Centennial Committee to be pub-
lished November 16 of this year,
it was announced by L, J. Wallace,
General Chairman,

The book, two years in the plan-
ning, contains 186 new photo-
graphs — 63 in full colour and
103 black and white, and 25,000
words of informative text, on 160
pages between hard covers. It is
a non-profit Centennial publica-
tion, selling Zor $2.95.

British Columbia: Challenge. in|’
Abundance presents a panorama
of British Columbia life, acknow-
ledging past efforts and suggeat-
ing the potential of the future.
The book is regarded as a “must”
for libraries and families, and
makes an ideal Christmas gift for
friends in or out of the province.

In addition to the regular edi-
tion, a limited deluxe edition will
be available at $10 per copy.

Looking

Residents of the south side of
Lakelse Lake are pleased that they
are now able to ¢ake the train
practically to their doorsteps.
They appreciate the service as
well as the courtesy of the CN.E,
traln crews, .

G. E, Beaton, “in charge of. the
Department of Highways here,
would like the motoring public to
go along easy on the stretch of
highway between here and
Shames. Department crews are at
work on black-topping this section.

Dudley G. Little and Duncan K.
Kerr announce the sale of Little
Haugland & Kerr Ltd. to Joslyn
Manufacturing and. Supply Com-
pany with headquarters in Chi-
£ago.

Little Haugland & Kerr started
in business January 1,-1936 by
purchasing the Terrace mill. Later

the firm built a second mill at

NEBDNCECECEL EDITED EDRCaCNCNCACRbeDRCOCNCNDECECNCICNEDSE SraCET ete ericere recwrere verre!

Back. oe i

ICICI 10 YEARS AGO

Mud Lake with a camp and se “
family homes, ; i

Equipment and crew. of £
Engineering have arrived #
work has ‘started on the §
surfacing of Highway 16 beq
Terrace and Shames,

George Zukerman, first bag
ist with the Vancouver Sym¢
Orchestra and representativgy
the Overture Concert Associa
of Vancouver was a visitor toll
last ‘week, During his visit Si
Zukerman contacted Parties AP
would be interested in br#
fine music to town, inthe folie
a winter concert series. As.a J
a public meeting was arran
Riverside Elementary Schoo!

Arecent interesting visitor}
Herald office was Peter Hg -_
who has been a rancher and
per in the Naas River valldg
& good many years. A lone] ii
most people would say}. bul

Top, Wildcat Custom Sport Coupe with optional viny? top, Middle, LeSabre Four-Deor Hardtop, Bottom, Skylark Sport Coupe with optional vinyl top,

Introducing BUICK 67... the tuned car

Here are a few of the many standard safety features a in,

all 67. Buicks: dual taster cylinder brake

warting light; energy absorbing steering wheel; GM-
developed energy absorbing steering column; passenrers

BUICK 67

_ On display at your Buick dealer’s tomorrow
. Authorized Buick Dealer in Terrace

guard door locks--all
doors} fourway hazard
warning Masher; ste
low profile window
control knobs.

system with

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TERRACE ood:
PHONE vi 3.633

turned to town last Friday 7

| Stecess it was.

«| subject of. growing public con/fam

/.- “(remain a matter of private r
» | sibility, Water polluted by mi

- = and- industrial sewage mustli
\ "| treated with chemicals or ‘

jif-in doubt as to the purityaal

[local ‘or. provincial public |
“| department,

% “How fo relic

Hughan wouldn’t trade’ it; 3
however pleased with the @
pects of development in th

Long distance ¢ telephone Si
ities between Kitimat and Ti
and Terrace and Vancouve
improved with the installat
additional circuits along the}Rae
route, B.C. Telephone Corgi
officials, i"

Miss Freda Lamby, daught@m
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Lamby,

Vancouver. Freda, who is ong
the town’s up-andcoming yo}
artists, has been studying for |B
Past tive months at the Vancovm
School of Arts. Gail Mc
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, c
“Bud” McColl, has been taken
the same course, Both girls tf

“top honors” standings. >

BIRTH NOTICES - — May, 1956
To: Mr. and Mrs. G. Benait, "
18, a son; t© Mr. and Mrs. (i
Hiemstra, May 20, a son; to |
and Mrs. A Rempel, May 208
daughter; Mr, and Mrs, G. Rev®
May 22, a daughter; Mr. and hm
G. Polack, May 24, twin sons. i

The B.C. Power Commission i
authorized the- expenditure
over $5,700.00 for the construct”
of a two and a half mile distrigl
tion tine to serve residents |
Dutch Valley and along the Kalam
Lake road.

letters to ie |
EDITOH

The Editor, Terrace Herald:
We should like to say a si
“thank you” to our many frie
of Guiding who contributed
such generous and though
ways to our Girl Guide Camp
Skoglund’s Point in July. — he

All the donations of food, ci
“treats” and. assistance in var@
ways helped make the Camp §

Your aincerely,

Dorothy E. Barton

Secretary, .

Skeena Distriet t Local
Ass'n.

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Fresh’ water resources is

but water pollution appear}

your water supply, contact _

Use Dodd's Kt d
Pilla for. p
relief from
syatemic ¢o¥
tlon caval

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