- Wednesday, ““April’ 12,/1967- - ee

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_ TERRACE, “OMINECA

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HERALD, TERRACE, BG.

LONGEST LOAD EVER CARRIED on a single PGE car, this. mammoth Unifiner
fractionator, 105 feet long and_ seven feet in “diameter,. was recently shipped

to the: new refinery. of Union Oil Company of Canada Limited,

now under... con-

struction ot Prince George, B.C. The fractionator shown being loaded ‘onto ‘an

89-foot piggy-back flat car by floating crane in Vancouver -

‘Harbour, . was _ one!

.of 17 pressure vessels included in the 200-ton shipment from Mitsui ‘Shipbuilding

& Engineering Company of Tokyo. Union's 7,500-barrel-per-day ©

refinery, - under

construction at a cost of $9.3" million, . ig scheduled to commence : production in

October:

Operation Doorstep
‘Later This Spring - o

_ Sprina, .

“The big chest survey which
seeks out unknown cases of TB
and other. non-tuberculosis
chest conditions will be handl-
ed ‘in two parts,

Juberculin skin testing of
all school students in Terrace
school district No. 53 will begin

‘at Cassie Hall elementary!
school on Monday, May 29, The
program to. cover all schools
will take four days,

‘Operation’ Doorstep will visit Terrace .

later - this

“ithe community phase of Op-
eratlon Doorstep begins later
when the big-green mobile vans
will move into the territory on
a block to block basis, This part

of the program will cover’

adulls with free tuberculin skin
tests'and chest x-rays,.and pre-
schoolers with free tuberculin
skin tests,

Operation Doorstep organiz-
er D, A. Kitson is in the area

now taking technical plans for
the survey which is under the
direction of Dr. BD, &. Luck,
medical director, © ’ Skeetta:
Health unit, ;

_ Operation Doorstep ° comes: to
Terrace with the co-operation of.
the B.C, Division of TB Control,
and the “B.C. Tuberculosis-
Christmas Seal Society.

: .
‘OTTO SEZ: Square meals will

eventually make round i mid

dles. .

“eer Now- the broader control : mea-
ee sures apply not only to these
‘| Yegions, but also embrace’ the

{eluding Prinee

‘dian ni province, in’ the *

In ‘the: last ‘halt a Mareh,''a
pollution - control: act: was
bronght into being. ‘to. ensure
that the future. ‘development: “of
the province. does” not: ‘bring
with it the unpleasant ~
of potlytion that: plague, ‘many
other areas of: ‘North ‘Américan.

It will he of special value | “fo
the yet-undeveloped ~ areas ; ‘of
northern British © Columbia
which now will. be..able.to. plan
their progress with “an ‘even
greater care to minimizing’ ‘pol-
ution: - In this, ;these: ‘northern
areas are more fortunate “than
the populous. south where;'be-
cause of early settlement, ' pol:
lution control came. ‘after. the
fact rather than before, -

Essentially, the ‘act brings
the whole province, under ‘pol-
lution control regulations and,
in addition to the -previous reg-
ulations which dealt with water,
pollution only also provides for
contro] of land pollution and
investigation of air. pollution.
’ Prior to passage of, the. pre-
sent. act,. water pollution con-
iros ‘covered the . Columbia
River and Fraser River drain,
age basins and” ‘the ° southeast
portion of Vancouver . Island.

Skeena River watershed, in-
‘Rupert end
Kitimat, and the Peace’ River
area, including Dawson Creek
and Fort St. John, ~~
- The. province-wide extension
of these control measures will
have an immediate effect on a
number of northern . projects |
such as the new pulp mill at
4 Prince Rupert and .‘the one
‘being constructed at Kitimat.
The 1967 act not only. has
enlarged the scope of pollution
control ‘but it has several new
features'to. ensure maximum
protection of the rights-of all
who may be affected in the
course of our economic, indus-

trial, and social expansion.

‘Beetle Bailey

®

~ By Mort Walker -

DON'T WA6TE
YOuR TIME

SEEING THE .
INSPECTOR

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WHAT A CRAZY MIXER-UP
STAFF OF OFFICERS WE
HAVE AT CAMP GWAM PY?

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oy | Mort Walker

&. Dik. Browne.

NOW, ABOUT. \

THIS LOAD ON {
2 MY MIND... if

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WOU HELPED: OBVIOUS,
“HUH ?

Fone UP, PoP tL Iie
Br isn't da Low = Mii
AS IT USED To BE! }

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T967, World. rights revered,

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BA C ‘Leads Nation
[In Pollution Fight —

~ British: ‘Columbia: hos.just become the. teading ¢ Can-
fight against: pollution; 0+.
ooty the Hen.. Rs G. WILLISTON, Minitter of

ds: ‘and Forests - :
"Previous - control ‘regulations a.
stipulated . that ‘permits to: dis}

chatge séwage or other -waste
material into water were to be}.
issued by: the Pollution, Control |
Board which: at the same time

qualities
water would: consiitute-a _pol-
luted condition. The dual na-
ture of -these” duties was

hoard, This-has been removed

Control, —

Tn future,’ permits which are
required for discharge of sew-
age or other waste - materials

water must be obtained from
the director. upon whom rests
the responsibility of decision
concerning issuance of the per.
mits. Any appeal against his
decisions will. go to the Pollu.
tion Contro] Board and, in turn,
an appeal against the hoard’s
decision may. go either to the’
Lientenant-Governor in . Coin.
cil, or to the Supreme Court al
British Columbia, . whichever
the appellant may. wish.

was required. to.determine what} .
and properties of _

inclined te place a - difficult] .
burden. of decision upon the] -

with the provision for appoint-| . °
ment of a Director of Pollution

on, in or under both Jafd or}

. HE WAS LATER
“TO BECOME

Sym. MACKENZIE
BOWELL

or WAT ALGOR FEATURES LONDON, ONTARIO

_papira nes THROUGHOUT THE worn

“ IN THOMPSON oF ;

| Sates RWS PRINT FROM PULP WOOD. ar

CANADA'S FIFTH PRIME, GA

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not only of water. or ind, but
of air as well. Further than
this, the board may, as a result
bE its report,. be required to
take" whatever remedial action
is considered necessary in the
‘public interest, _

_ At the turn of this year, I
wrote a series of columns on

the various aspects and prob-
lems of pollution: control which
have been matters of grave
concern in many ‘countries,
When one sees some of the re-
stilts of pollution in other parts
of the world, it would be easy
to despair of mankind ever

overcoming the pollution haz-)

ards “of modern society. Fortun- -
ately, there are men of deter °
mination and vision who have .
no intention of giving up ‘fhe -
fight. :

British Columbia well ahead” of § -
time. a!

While air pollution does: not
come under such direct control
as water or land paltution, the
act does provide for substantial
progress in this field. it is cov-
ered in a section which says
the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council may direct the Pollu.
tion Control Board to inquire
into and determine causes of
and remedies of any matter
relating to a polluted condition

QUIZ
HALL...

Each correct atswer counts
10 points; Score yourself as
follows: 10D genius; 80 to 90
superior; 70 to 80 excellent;
80 to 70 good; 50 to 60 aver-
age; 40 to 50 fair.

| FOR MEN:

|, Which comedian is noted for

the saying, “How sweet. it

. ist”. . Red Skelton, Milton

“Haste, “Bob “Hope, “Tavkle

Gleason. :

|2, Which one was the leader of
the first bombing ‘Tald © an
Japan in: 1942? - Charles A.
Lindbergh, James 3. Dooilt-
tle, Roscoe Turner, Eddie

. Rickenbacker,

3. Which one of these dogs is
the smallest? Samoyede, Pe-
kingese, Saint Bernard, Bor-
201,

4,. Sherlock Holmes, a fictional
detective created by Sir Ar-
thur Conan Doyle, smokes a

pipe, True or false.

FOR WOMEN: °

6. How many petals does the
Slower dogwood have? Four
Six, Five, Three,

&.-Which President served only
80 days? Jackson, John
Quincy Adams, Harding,

- William Henry Harrison.

% From which country did the
food. chicken gumbo origin:

‘Jand,. Mexico, Germany...
8. The drug insujin, used in
in the treatment of. diabetes,
is obtained fram cows. True
or false. :
‘FOR YOUNG PEOPLE:
. 0. In which place is the Uni
 ‘yerstty, of North Carolina?
' Chapel. Hill, Durham, ‘Char
lotte, Raleigh. ;
10: For how many pieces of
- silver did Judas | betray
_ Sesvsl Ten, Twenty, Thirty.|

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’ CANADIAN HONORED
‘OTTAWA (CP) — The Indian
high commissioner — pregented
his. country's Police Medal to
Morris EB. -‘Decunha. of Montreal
for conspicuous gallantry: in an
‘encounter with bandits. in, Ut

.\fay-Pradesh State in 1001. Dee}

unha:was police superintendent
of Manipuri and- hag since sat:
ted. in Canada, . ;

og “haketee
Velkewaren
a Repair.

Location: Formerly: Sears :
7 Auction, Rooms: :

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MacKay's
Funeral Home -

Ph, 635-2444 - P.G,.. Box 430
TERRACE, B.C.
@ Also serving Kitimat @

‘| and Brick, Imitation Stone

MASONRY - CONTRACTOR .
Commercial @ Residential
Natural Rock Mason -
Karl Motz — Phone 635-2312

Slate and Flagstone, Block

and Brick Veneer.

r

Still Operating
PHONE 635-6910

| A. F. BEST’

Imperial Oil
Agent
Office Hours : # le

. Monday. to Seturday ;
PHONE 635-6366
Always Look Te
“BEST? ,

. For Imperial

Karl’s T rading’
Post Ltd.

© Coin Dry:
° Batchelor La

pn a! |
Richards’ Cle
“Operating with the Most Modern Equipment”.
COIN-O- MATIC and COIN CLEAN Laundries ;

_@ Professional Dry Cleanirig and Pressing @ -

(shirts beautifully done!)

aners Limited

52 Re

Cleaning e. arn
undry Service © =

8:30 to FEN to 6 | “ VE ie, J, REYNOLDS

BC, LAND SURVEYOR —
Box 1495, Terrace, B.C.

_ Sbhornhill: Realty”
4646 Lakelse Avenue

Phone 635-5522.

Chuck's?) ¥
Electtical: Contracting
“Commercial and- Residenthal

Wiring . ;

635-5375
Box 1463 ote Torrace, B.C.

BYTOWN Di ES
authorized

‘Terrace - Kitima
4439 Greig Ave,

~ DEYROIT DIESEL (G.M,) ENGINES

Terrace,

EL SALES. LTD. *
dealer for

+ - Hazelton Area
B.C. Phone 6355180

“Your Boating Circle”

Mercury Outboard Motor
Dealer
_ Call: 635-5230, Box 902
.  Feyrace¢
‘Phone. 624.2226,
: Prince Rupert _

* BOAT RENTALS & -

Rockgas Propane
Lid. |

. TERRACE DIVISION

‘For all-your Propane needs |

Residential, Commercial and
Industrial.

Ph, 635-2920 - Lakota Ave,

Singer Sewing

| Machines _
_@ VACUUM CLEANER
_@ FLOOR POLISHERS

Full selection of ‘fabrics .,.’.
Wopi, Cotton and all of your
Sewing, Needs .
Expert -service ‘to. all’ makes

of Sewing’ Machines, _

‘Terrace Se ewing

4607 Laketsa Ave...
«Phone 695-5915. -
P.O. Box 7808," Tavfice ae.

Al's Laundry
AND
Dry Cleaning

TERRACE, B.C,
Phone patie ne

| 935-2102

Vic. Jolliffe. ;
Plumbing & Heating. Utd.
Box 145
TERRACE, BC. « ~

Frea Pickwp and Delivery’

PYRAMID. ROOFING

We INSULATION LTD.
-_) Specializing in Cedar:

Shake Roofa. -. ,

_@ New and ‘ol Cedar 7
‘Sidewall Shakes.

For Free Estimate 7
‘Phone - 635-7497

‘Appiiance Sales and’ Service:| J

| THORNHILL TEXTILE
_ REFITTERS:

Manufacturing & Repalre:
UPHOLSTERY |

“Car Senta A: Specialty”

if It Can Be Done —— = We
Can Bo itl:

ar DUNPHY:
Po, Box 413 - Ph hance

‘Centre ‘Ltd. - mt

LEAN CG, MacDONALD ©
‘B.C, Land, Surveyor :

P.O, Box 1095 = 635-6628
‘>. Laxelle Avenue

Terrace, B.C.”

’ For: MEMORIALS: 3
‘DISTINCTION -

- We,Sell Only, the Beat

* Welies’ Box as: er :

GP. DUNPHY, Agent.

T like to think that determin "Jay
ation and vision have come. to-' ff

8s, No 1 Kalum Lake Road 7

Tents - Tangs - Leathergooda os