This weeks letter starts off
with an apology to Chester Nyce
from Sunnyside Cannery who
donaled two game balls to the
Canyon Nishga Tribal Council
Basketball Tournament.  [t,
seems he was forgotten wher
the presentations were made so
as a resulthis game ball was not
presented to the winning team.
Thave a brilliant idéa, why not
donate these balls to the Nass
Camp boys leams as we have
only two basketballs here to
practice with. Even though the
tournament is over we are stili
practicing Tuesdays 3:20-4:30
and Thursdays 6:20-7:30 as the
saying goes Practice Makes
Perfect. :

another house fire at. Aiyansh
and il’s wierd that this fire was
next door lo the last fire which
in turn was next door to another
house fire,’ Thal makes three
housefires in-a row of three
houses.. Thankfully. the fire at
the Hubert McMillan residence
_ the whole house was nat burnt to
‘the: ground, but there was
_ however extensive smoke and
‘water. damage. Looks like the
resignation. of Howard Davis
~~ has finally brought some resulls
.cagc there are — teachers,
. -superintendanls and leaven
~: knows what else coming out of
‘the woodwork (or so it seems).
“Howard was our principal for a
“period-of five-imonths but with
“fo cooperation from the School
‘Board ‘in Terrace it grew 100.
“difficult “to. manage the school.
“AJL seéms Nass Camp {s the last
: “ea ‘the School .Boards list’ for
“school facilities, equipment,
The

“resignation tame’into effect we
“finally ‘had"'d ‘correspondence
“M@acher; who teaches - the
plndents,. al night as he (the
feacher) works during the day
_o= far thecompany. The same day
the-depiily superintendent was
_” upand thestudents in the school
"Were ;given lests galore. Also
that day brought the arrivals of.
Mrs. Louisé Cavalheiro the sew
“o-[nlermediate teacher- and
“Principal, along with her was a

"7... Werrace who came along to help
. er get settled. Monday brings
~“lhe-start of a Kindergarten
which will be supervised by
~ =." 28teffanie Hudson who Is not a

Sos DPACIFIERS HELP
PREVENT CROOKED TEETIL
Babies who suck paciflers will
“usually have straighter tee th
“then: thosa’ who suck their
‘thutibs or fingers, according to
a group of University of Torenta
dental scientists. .

On Tuesday: night (here was .

“3 started to fall apart and il,

 yice-principal from a school in”

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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

teacher but will suffice till one
arrives, _

Lols of more surprises from
the company who suddently
became generous and. are
sending up 3 furnace equipped
10x52 trailers which will be set
aside by side in the Recreation
Hall area. “These trailers will
conlain 2 pool lables, a shuffle- ’
board, a dartboard, a ping-pong
lable, a.sound proof cardroom
and T.¥.-room. And that's na
all, they will be installing a new
TV, antenna behind Canyon
City as soon as weather per-
mils, No more staticy’,T.V.
peoples. We're coming up in
world, Where the old T.V. and
Poe] Roam is tmere will be a 40
roam complex set up for more
company employees, And they:
have all the'materials now for
fixing up, the Ree. Hall
acouslically, Work is supposed
to begin on it on Monday.

Al the last Ladies Nass Valley ~
Community Club meeting they
finally held elections and the
results were as follows; Alice
Brown - President, Marge
Walker, - Vice-President,
Debbie Hebb -- Secretary,
Sleffanie Hudson, - ‘Treasurer
and I'm not sure about: the .
Sunshine. Girl~ or the- Social
Convenor. --° .

Was-a lille disappointed in
the District Superintendent Don ~
Smytle who seat out’ a

y questionaire. -lo _ the Parents
regarding the formation of the,
-New' School District’ in’ the. .
Valley. The questionaire read
as follows:. I would enroll my
epild in. an amalgamated school
under the jurisdiction of the new.
School District. in a location
ather than Nass Camp’ (eg.
Aiyansh) Yes or No. I would
enroli my child in Nass River
Elementary: . under ‘the
jurisdiction of the New School
District. . Yes or No.. 1 would
enroll my child in Nass River
Elementary only if the school °
Semains under the jurisdiction
of the present District, Skeena-
;Cassiat. Yes or No. -1 would
enroll my child in a: school

School: District, only under, the: |
following {Gondilions (please.
slate). This, questionaire is to
assist .the “Department of
Education but why are they so
concerned now when we were ~
leit out all the time before?
What difference is: it where the
children go to school or with

+ whom they go to school as long

as their education is thought of
first and obviously the Terrace
School District hasn't been
doing much of that, “Also I feal
that the uniting of, children of
different races will creale a
smoother place to live in when
(hese children have reached
adulthood, Prejudice is borne
not from children but ‘from’
parents, fear and ignorance,
“overcame this now - and. the:

.. children will benefit from it in

the future, ©

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___ Niag
income tax s

MARCH 2] - APRIL 20
one who berates you ts
on thin Ice,..achleve bal-
anee on personal level
«linproved finances,

TAURUS
APRIL 2] - MAY 21

unwise to loan money DoW
soeto-operative venture
favoured,,...balance bus-
iness and pleasure to ave .
old health problem.

GEMINI

MAY 22 - JUNE 2]

new responsibilities are
a step forward,,,problem
with partuer,,...jyour Jud-
gement Is valld,,.roman-
He-pictura favourable, .

CANCER

JUNE 22 - JULY 23 -

unexpected financial boon
* sersselialp from distant so-
- WICO. a daUCh parsonal

project..travel possibie: -”

LEO

JULY 24 = AUGUST a3
financial picture prom-

- Inent,,.accept help from |
influential friends,...est- .

_ ate or money matters...
social life Improves,

_ AUGUST 24 = SEPT. 29
original Idea may bring |
dinancial galn,,,...,.career
advance...earn respect by

_ Initiating positive. chan-

ges,

|. preakfast-of chilled melon,
-: seTambled eggs, a slice.of ham,
“toast: and coffee, looks very
~\ different =from the consumer's :
viewpoint, That chilled meloa
‘Ig “eoniposed - of - starches,
sugars, pectin, malic’ acid
_-eltrie acid; succinic acid, anisyl
ec PY propionate, . amy] “acetate
J, 7. aseorble acid, . vitamin . A, .
; * piboflavinandthiamine, =
The list for scrambled eggs is
just about twice as long and you
aren’t even half way throug!
the breakfast menu. ae
- In the 18th century, the
French selentist | Antoine -

LIBRA .
SEPT, 24-OCT. 25.

cut the umbilleal cord...
strict control of Impul-
ses, emotions,,attention

to detall,,,methodical ap~ Lavoisier sald: “Life is a
preach Ls best, ‘chemical process’ -- an 0
. s C : servation universally accepted
} ORPIO bytoday’sscicntists.
OCT, 24 + NOV, 22 , ~The analysis of melon points
‘favours speculative ven= up the fact that all food is made
tures,,.examina prosp-  * up by nature of. “chemicals” —
* ete “curefully..gains ic 7 3S is the human body. Whether.
personal goals. Wnexp- you find your vitamin C in an
he orange or a test tube, Us si
ected good fortune * vitamin C. : . -

The additivies in, our canned
and frozen ‘fruits and
vegetables, our processed meat
and bottled beverages are
designed to give us an abun-

_ dant, safe and nutritious supply
of food. _

SAGITTARIUS

NOV, 23 - DEC, 2t
attraction to one who can
harm,,.mapr loss lf war-
nings unheeded...be dis+
creet, tactfol,,,.atlantion
to detaLl.

CAPRICORN

- DEC, 22 ~ JAN. 20
approval from others...
possible change...inerea-
sed responsibility...util-
ize wisdom, practicality
eefinancial picture Imp-

from earliest days man has
utilized -salt and spices as
preservatives and flavouring
agents For meatand fish. :

But it is only im the last 50°
- years, marked by significant.

‘standards of living and an ever-
growing demand for con-

~"Ag seen by. the setentist, your -

* that the harvest

-at all seasons. .

Their use in food.ls not. new: -

growth in population, -higher -.

- according to Grocery Products
“Manufacturers of Canada, the
‘industry
_ representing major producers.

spokesman

Goyernmant spokesmen and~
industry leaders point out that
the main purposes of food ad-
ditives are to preserve foods 80
\ is not wasted
and to make variety available

‘There. are three principal

- methods of obtaining additives.
_ Some ‘are components of un-

rocessed ‘foods such as
lecithin, found in soybeans and
corm. Others’ are modified
natural foads, derived from
natural sources but are
chemically altered to perform 8

"specific job.

Good examples* are the
modified starches :that act’ as
thickening or emulsion-holding
agents in many foods. Because
starch hasa limited capacity to

*. withstand temperature change,

it must undergo modification to
maintain the desired viscosity.

_ Otherwise, the starch could
not be used satisfactorily in
products stich as salad
dressings..

The third category into which”

additives fall are-those created

or synthesized in laboratories’ |

’ by food scientists to, fill special
needs and meet special
_problems. .

But. many of these syn-

‘thesized chemicals are also

nature © identicals. ‘The
propionates in Swiss cheese, for
‘example, are used in a number
of other foods: to help retard

* ditives are derived,

source ad-

their pub
went application Is regula’

by Canada Health and Welfare

regulatiqns.

‘From, whatever’

And they are added toachieve ~

specific results.
For instance, the preserving
agents added to bread ' are .
ynould Inhibitors which ensure
that the loaf bought on Saturday
will still be edible by Monday.
‘The anti-oxidants in fats
prevent rancidity 50 that the
‘consumer can- be sure her
family will not reject the
morning cereal, fried chicken
or potatoes tossed with melted
margarine.
_ Some substances such aS
iodine, which is & mineral
nutrient, are vital to health. Yel
the amount naturally occuring
in food is so small that govern
ment regulations require ils
addition to at! table salt sold in
Canada. _ :
The additives that Canada's
food industry utilizes have been
approved through the Health
Protection Branch of the
Department of National Health
and Welfare... Industry must
undertake’ the testing of all
additives and submit a full and
proper justification for their

use.

This includes need, functlon, —
safety, amount proposed and
label information.

Government regulations
stipulate that food processcrs
shall forward to the. Health
Protection Branch not only

roves, venience foods, that the use of
AQUARIUS. -| additives has really expanded, -
JAN, 21° FEB | -

advance In plansreses
favours romance, money
o»confér with close ones
before taking final action
aapossiblity of travel

PISCES

FEB, 20 - MARCH 20
overall improvements...

surprise visit from sup-
posed snemy,..-sbaalth
problem may aggravate
domestic squabbles. ,

THE POWDER AND
THE GLORY.

Skiing can bea chilling
experience-if you don't dregs -
warmly. And one of the heat
ways to keep warm Is to wear
a wool ski sweater. Ls
“* Wool is warm, the way.
you like to) feel inside no.
matter how: cold it gets aul".

under the jursidiction of the new: ~ ig *

limit when .you wear a
ski sweater!" 6. 0 uve

ara’s

ta man. Wool ski sweaters.
that carry the Woolmark label .
|, are. distinguished as quality
products of 100 percent pure.)
_ wool, Wool keeps your.botly.
_ healin, bul holds cold alr out, -’
No wander experienced, -:
skiers ‘say, “The. aki's the:

ce.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1974 .
specific information about: the
additive, but also'a. sample in
the form in whieh: it is proposed
for: use, On request, the
processor must make available
for analysis a sampie of the food
containing the additive. - ve

Maurice Young
The Board of Directors of
Safeway Stores, Inc., today .
elected Mr. W. Maurice Young
as a Director of Safeway: . -,
Mr. Young is Chairman of the
Board and Chief Executive Of-
ficer of Finning Tractor &
Equipment Company Limited,
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mr, Young was born in Victo-
ria, British Columbia, After
service in the Royal Canadian
Navy, he altended the Univer-.

* sity of British Columbia, grad-
uating with a B.Comm., in
1948, and subsequently joined
Finning. He is a Sloan Fellow,
Massachusetts Institute ‘of
Technology with a M.S. in In-
dustrial Management, 1961.’
Directorships include ‘The
Toronto-Dominion Bank,
Northem Electric Company
Limited, Pine Point Mines
Limited, Royal General Insur- -.

-ance Company of Canada. Mr. :
¥ is active in communily
associations and public ser-
vices, including: such o: ani
zations as the United Way _

Itletsyou —
tax our brains
Instead of your

. Children of five age proups
“-swere studied al the Burlington
(Ontario) - Orthodontic
‘ -Researth Centre over 19 years.
“Children who sucked their
wAbumbs and fingers. were found
mare « Hkely ta have creoked
2. Sigethi. “And .the. amount of
“displaced leeth varied wilh the
“$nlerisity and duration of the
habit ~ -

“-. Hawever, those children who
“stopped sucking thelr thumbs
‘before the age of six, had no :
-more than a normal prevalence
vof crooked teeth, =. *
“Those who were allowed’ —
, pacifiers were less than haif as
“Jikely ta have crooked teeth as
 Athoge who used teething rings,

or’had no pacifiers. 2 0 8s

The Canadian scientists, led...

7 Frank Popovich, a
“that.” - 7

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