tng increasingly common, due
fn part to -rechargable nickele
cadium batteries, re

nited States is bays a noise‘ teval

come | of 120 decibels Is-paintul to the
human ear, Another says the
average rock ‘y’ roir bard meas-
ures 130 1 ceclbels. +

® Five more horses than last year
i Full corrosion protected
@ Slaintess steet drive

it smiles going ‘away. This Sixty-five hp Johnson
“ts the smallest V-4 in the herd, but It's big enough

to lead. the way,

The Skipper. See it here.

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EQUIPMENT SALES

4541 Greig Ave.
Phone 635-6384

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| ed almost certain that rates would

: id OF | .| able to avoid this,’”
ib TC a | |e ihn el
_| troducing cost coving prowetinne’ .
wherever possible, ; o
‘| “However, the ‘miracle? could pi

from Terrace Curling Club

TERRACE CURLING LEAGUE UHAMPIONS, winners in the Saturday action were A Kvent 2
the Gordy Hanna Rink received thelr trophy champlons Rick Olsen, Andy Owens, Bill Ben- {to teach 30 to 40 students at a

Anderson, Rink comprises Hanna, Art Me. Dick Braathen, Raymond Jakobs, Henry Kuehne
_£ann, Cam Lane and John Gray. Other trophy and Steve Obzera, | to. be

Lies droppedi in a 2
Indian history |

“poRonTO: (CP) — me .
hoya’ won't, always win in the/B
history to be taught at a trav.
‘elling college being promoted by {8 -
the: Company of-. Young Cangd- |

‘My grandmother was against

education,’ says 49-year-old Ere | J
nest Benedict, who grew up on
the St; Regis Indian reservencar | f
‘Cornwall, Ont, “She, said they [Hq
were teaching us lies about our-j 8 '
selves at school,?’ ;

“We will teach history trom ‘
an Indian point of view.” rr

Mr. Benedict hopes to have
his travelling college train op
erating by July 1. with regular
visits to 1,000, Indian commun ;
ities in Canada, :

Under his plan, the ‘tratn will
pull fnio a siding for perlods
Lasting a few days: to a. few
weeks, A staff of 10 or 12 will
use movies and other visual aids

‘BOOKS & GAMES ch

‘COME INL AND LOOK: OVER
RASTER | GIFT SUGGESTIONS -

— INTERIOR |

‘OUR |

president John zer and P, Halvorsen, and Bevent winners | time, stressing the development

ofa-sense of what it means
an Indian, Some students

Spring Creek Golf Course will |
Taunch its -new. club with a
“members only’” tournament

Pat Judd, a director of. the
newly formed Golf - Club, plans
a membership drive before thal
date to augment the 26 members
now inthe club, -

After several organizational
meetings, the Spring Creek Golf
Club, was’ formed to: foster
development of the Spring Creek
éourse in conjunction with the
new Management,

Marg Ruehlen, secretary trea-
surer of the club, said, with]
the whole hearted cooperation of
the new managers, the club is
enthusiastically looking forward
to a very successful year with
many new facilities on the
agenda, ;

“A three month protem @Xecua
tive with Paul Bogelund aspresi-
dant has been set Up.

Marg’ -Rushlen sald a hearty
welcome is extended to all:

the activities and the game at
_the Spring Creek Golf Club,

is set for Saturday April 27 at
8 p.m, in the club house,
New members are invited,

yak

‘No inctoase™
in hydio rates)"

There will be no increase in.
B.C, Hydro’s electric or gas
rates or transit fares at this
time, according hes ‘a’ statement
Yelensed today by Hydro Co-
Chairmen Dr. Hugh Keenteyside
and Dr, Gordon Shrum.
They said this decision was
reached by B.C, Hydro’s Board
of Directors this week despite
a marked increase in salaries,
wages, interest’ rates and the

Dr, Shrum said the Crowncor-
poration’s ordinary operating
costs had risen by more than
12 per cent during the past year.
“Several months ago, it seem=

have to be increased this spring,?’
Dr, Shrum: explained, “but we
are pleased that we have been

He: said B.C, Hydro has been

not have been accomplished if.

Qualifications: Must have broad and extensive experience i in matine ne gasoline Sar
and: diesel, engine, operation, 1 maintenance cand # Fepale:

“MARINE. DIESEL GAs MECHANIC
VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR WANTED

“To. Instruct’ students j in ‘all phases of marine and . stationary
“diesel and’ gasoline engines. ‘The f primary duty-‘will be: to pre-
pare new workers. for this:-trade and upgrade those Presently:
- employed. The successful candidate. will be required to assist ~ ,
in the establishment: of the school shop and. will: also be .

essigned to develop the course ‘surriculum, *

“of ‘the. Deparent of Education. -

- $620: ‘to.  $855/me, els $15, cliowonce o

; Branch oo

Spring Geek calls tourne y

golfers. in the area~to enjoy :

A general meeting of the club |~

cost of materials and services, |.

1967 had not heen a particularly es
: good. | water year,’’, Dr. Shrum

~ STATIONERY -

~ LATELLE SHOPPING CENTRE

—'| will: travel for longer parlogs
:| with the train,

. INSECTS HAVE LIKES
Some 200 species of insects
‘| feed on corn, 400° dn apples,

rding to the club spok i ih be .e|more than 180° on. pine and ji ed
and a ing to sea planned | meeting. members after the many even ike poison ivy, Use T err ace Hera d Classifi on

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and only $2495 inthe |
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This low priced Datsun wagon could weil turn — re
out to be the perfect family car. as 2

It doesn’t look like a box. Or park like a bus. |
It can carry a family of five plus the faithful hk
St. Bernard. Or two people and enough. champagne’ :
and. luggage to escape from the kids for a month. . knee height. No awkward lifting. Come to think
_, But. you don’t give up one bit of car comfort. of it... better than a car!

“The attractively’ contoured’ had Ly, gives ‘ro ma Heiden. salou WO can buy: this’s stiait, lookin wagon
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And only sips at the gasoline... thanks to the —
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