You'll never struggle with frosted-up
ice cubes again. Or messy drip trays.
Or unloading, waiting, then reloading
your fridge. Or any other part of the
defrosting chore. Why? Because new
refrigerators are frost-free, That new
Zero-Zone freezer compartment is
handy, too. Much colder than your
ojd-fashioned compartment, so it
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WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT - MINK?

Maybe that can ‘
be arranged, too.
At your appliance
dealer's, of course. See FE
him now for a demonstration of the
new refrigerators, then enter this
Fabulous Frost-Free Refrigerator
Contest. And you could be.the proud
owner of a gorgeous mink stole. Nice
way to stay frost-free? Mmm-hmmm!

B.C. HYDRO

The Fraser gold rush of 1888
“brought 30,000 gold-hungry trail

island colonies from all parts of
the world. Boisterous, often. de-
void of scruples and lacking al-
legiance to any flag, they had
to be kept in check. The man
‘who tamed them was Matthew
Baillle Begbie, first judge in
this wilderness and later first
chlef justice of the province of
British Columbia,

A struggling, young London
Barrister with a trim Van Dyke
and luminous eyes, he had been
a top student at Cambridge and
an all-round athlete, and a singe
er of repute, But he was firm fn
the Iaw and fierce In his appll-
cation of It,

His life, holding circuit court,.
became colored with legends of

Pounders to the mainland and.

Red Shield Campaign
Goes Over The Top

Lieutenant Tennant of the Ter-
face Salvation Army branch and
campaign chsirman Dick Toynbee
afinounced Monday that the 1086
Red Shield Campaign has exceed
ed its objective of $3,000. The total
Presently atands at $3,314.00 and
donations are still arriving.

The two men expressed their
warm gratitude to the public of
Terrace and Kitimat for their gen-
erosity and ¢to the canvassers, driy-

ers and area supervisors for their
devoted effort. .

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the bully he flattened with one |
blow, of the plotters he quelled
with a bucket. of dirty water,
of the floggings and hangings he
‘ ordered. In truth, he had a hor-
ror of taking a human life, con-
temporaries wrote, But he kept :
the peace by his very presence @
on his horse-back circuit. "
He was less reapacted in calm: 7
er days for his handling of min- Ge
ing disputes and 600 miners ones &
sought his removal, In 1870 how- &
ever, he was made chief justice i
of the united colonies, flrat man fe
to hold that office. Given af
knighthood he died in offica in
1804 at age ‘75.

— BC, Centennial Committed

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