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Mm KITIMAT - Sixty employees of
mthe Aluminum. Company of
ayCanada’s Kitimat Works will be
meatiected by a slow down, None
Byare expected to be lald off,

| ‘Tha men, who -are presently
employed on the anode-widening
program scheduled to be com-
m pleted in June, will be offered
malternative employment within the
Kitimat Works operation,
Manager of the -Kitimat Works
GH. Gwyn sald May 23:
m “Now that the Company’ s In-

yentories of metal have been
‘brought back to normal in Hne
m with demand, it becomes. neces-
sary to stabllize output and slow
midown the rate of increase In pro-
im duction and capacity in our Cana.
dian smelters, . -
~ ‘In view of this situation, Kite
|imat Works “wilt postpone the
Sanode-widening program - which
me was scheduled to take-place In|
i hine. 6 during this summer and -
fall,
“This ‘postponement An, our
gianode-widenlng program. ‘will,
m affect abaut 60 employe es who will
be offered alternative employ-
Biment within Kitimat works op-
gieration. when the current anode-
iwidening program in Line 4 Is
aicompleted about the end of June.
*"In the construction area of
githe plant, work In’ ¢onnéction with
Line 7-A. is in. its flnal stages
and. this work ‘will be .carried.
through . ta completion, as will
work that is being done in con-
sinection with installing an-addi--
sitional plant water-supply system,
and work in connection with the
new casting buflding'*,

Alcan’ s shiprients in the first
quarter of 1967 were 279,000 tons
of aluminum compared with
266,000 in the first ‘quarter of
1968,

First quarterly earnings Te
port 1987 reports a consolidated
net Income of $15.9 milllon a»
ainst $14.7 million for the first |
quarter. last year,

\. Frank Howard.
greeted - at

now spoiling lawns and street
a bunch of the noxious weeds he

‘HERALD PHGTOGRAPHER was assigned to take pictures of

s in the area, But after he found
began to take a different view.

the menace of the dandelion erep
Cindy Thornstelnson brandishing «

/|Moat baby girls are killed at

. A naked baby - squirnied on the
wet earth, —

She was two days oid, — :
Torrential rain poured - over
her.
She was supposed to die be
cause her father did not like her,
That's the custom In a stretch
of jungle to the north of Brazil,
just below the Venezpela border.

birth.
The baby did not dle,
A Canadian missionary picked
the child up, took. her to her
parents, and told them to look
after the chlid,
. The migslonary was John Pe
ters, a Terrace Skeena Secon-
dary graduat who entered the
Rinigty: ; “

i Peters. was back in town Mon-
‘day to ‘pay a visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters.

can talk about his ‘reasons to

coffee party

Close to 100 people dropped
in for coffee and chat withSkeena
MP. Frank Howard, at an after-\].
hoon coffee party May 24, .

The event was held in the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Waldemar
Penner, : 4112 Soucie, Mrs. Pen-
ner was hostess. She was as:
sisted by women members of the
Terrace NDP Association,

Purpose of the function was to
give newcomers to this area an
opportunity to meet their. Mem-
ber of Parliament, but numerous
visitors were old friends and Sup
porters of the Skeena represen-
tatlve. .,

Just to add: a note of change
to this year's activity announce.
ments here's one that’s slightly
different, It was Decoration Day
in the United States on Tuesday,
May 30th, On the. same day. the|.
new Earthquake Park was sched-
uled to open in-anchorage, A Alaska,

MP for Skeena , Frank weget? *

Conversations: ranged: ‘from the
situation in the Midcle East and
Vietnam, to the general manner
In which Canadians view politics
today.

Howard, who had been visiting
the area gince. May 20th, boarded
a plane Wednesday evening to re-

‘Howard was requiredto don trihal
dress for the Kitwanga Sports’
Day during the Victorid Day week-
end, Spectators tel] me he hada
full feather head-dress: andacloak
of animal hide. with-4 fringe of
dingling bells, Wonder what would
happen if he wore that kind of
@ getup Into a session of Parlla-

turn to Ottawa,

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RUTH ‘HALLOCK:: | Te

a taste of peanut butter

of a furor as when. he wore ‘an.

wake up some of the more lethar-
>} gic Members! awh :

thus it is that this old-bird has

mat H-huts that were brought: into
‘Terrace earlier this year - and
caused such a kerfuffle on Gair
Avenue, At the time’ of the. ar:
rival of the bufldings 4¢ seemed a
logical. thing, and. it also seemed
falr to ‘expect they. would be} -
brought up toa conforming stan.
dard ‘in ‘a short ‘period, -1'-saw
one of them last Saturday and It
still: has a long, Jong way-ta. go,
In the meantime the other homes

with neat lawns, flowering shrubs,
and a scrubbed new ‘look, My
‘apologies to the residents ‘ofGalr
Avenue for having:been too blind
to se¢ my needie into tha.Munict-
pality of Terrace for’ having been
to busy dogfighting to care about
an improvement time limit’ on

‘those H-huts, Or enforcement.of

any they inight haye set,
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mL MP had netted _186. motorists In

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‘open . necked sports shirt and
sandals, At least the bells might

Things seem slightly ‘ditterent .
in the warm light of spring and +4

had second thought about the Kitl-'

‘In the area are blossoming forth |.

‘school . building’. la’ the town? 2,

‘foot thick styrofoam slabs de.
“signed to absorb the sounds from

they” cellophane sheats designed
jto lessen the cost’ ofrepalrs when
‘some Monashee ‘iminer puts his

} | setting he tamed the Aish in one
ote hurryt_ a

‘straight matter sald only 168,
if every offender got the mini-
mum fine of $40,00-that means

cheaper: than six. or
funerals} ;

Bat there ‘are a -lot ‘of fruste
rated altwits on highways here
abouts now that one of the RCMP
ghost cars: have a 427 motor.
With that kind of equipment on
his tail. a speeder would need
an airplane to o jaake his his getaway,

Has. -any though been given yet
to posting -a. qualified lifeguard
at the Lakélse Lake Government
picnic ‘site "on weekends during
the stimmermonths?

Pep

‘A new townsite. to be called
Grandue, is onthe drawing boards
for Granduc Mine, You probably
read-all ‘about -it'In the May 24th
Vancouver Province,” Only rea-
sons [have for mentioning it ara
‘Lf the new: ‘achool = district
boundaries are- ‘finally, approved,
will the people of the new, Skeena
School District (and that includes
Terrace) be. requlred to. finance

What. are “party’! walls? They
are planned for use between row
housing. uaits -in the proposed
community, Are they special 8

wild, weekend wingdings? Or are

foot through to the next part
mentpo ;
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‘A ‘local businessman turned on’
his water tap.the other day and
igut Popped a small fish. I won't

‘ame the businessman but I'm

Town: get for
next: centennial
_ LAKE LENORE, .Sask; (CP) «

focal history, the. entannial com-
mitten of this”:

katchewan: village is ‘mdking sure

qelose, to $7,500 altogether, Lot
seven

‘|doctor decided to atandon witch-

~Plaguéd ‘by: gaps in records of| Th

travel to Brazil jungle to work
with natives ‘who had never before
seen a white man,

He speaks without
cliche, with a sense of humor
and a dowmto-earth practicality,

the.ministry and finally to be a
missionary because “TI felt God
wanted ‘me to work full time for
him? * |
John Peters is working in Bra.
zil for an organisation known as
the Unevangellzed Fields Mis-
sion, It represents a group of
evangelically orlented Churches,
notably Baptist, ;

cent assignment.

white Iman the natives had.seen,
It is jungle country, the natives
wear only loincloths, Neighboring
tribes wear nothing at all,

shame,’’ John Peters added,

in one large hut,

.Thelr religion is a compau
of witchcraft and supersitition,
The practise of killing off.the
majority of baby girls results in
odd. marrlage customs. Normal é
ratio is four men ‘to one:
women, .
But the witch doctor rates three! :
wives, He is the man who runs|:
the village. “* 5
-How do you get primitive tribe-

Christianity, - :
“The first thing we ‘dla ‘was tol}
learn the language, John Peters :
explained,
The “wer? involves, his Cana :
dian wife who married him down| '
there and helps operate the mise
sion, .”

They have four children, .
Before he left, Peters made a
major. break-through, The wltch-| °

craft. and become a ‘Christian,

“He told me he had killed
several men through witch.

craft 2? Peters recalled,

iia cohversjon’ was the begin. ‘
nih of ft congregation for John

\ eiors’ ‘family, lives in a] e
of: thatched leaves , and they

“central ° Sas-|ate reasonably comfortable, mal: a
‘Oldest . boy. -is’ at. school | Sane

it won't’ happet: ‘agains: An album age ' but 80, far the husband and |!

rot photographs: of ‘all Lake Lenore|w

||tamiles, ‘complate: with | namas,

a tony Ag heli adsembled,::

ages. and all: ‘pertinent. Informe

cay

able handle his education,: - ao

misslonary team have been
Tes Ld country, . apes

; missionary

By 0B CUNNINGHAM

.He’s a ‘practical Christian who af

cant or | |

He made a formal ‘dacision to | 2
become a Christian at the age | %
| weekend radax: traps but the of 12, Later he decided to enter

-“Unevangelized field,'’ has to|
be the way you describe his re-| &

Tt is jungle, He was the first =

“and - without any sense of!

“The tribe of 80 people Hves| 22

smen to take an interest ins

It- wasn't an easy conversion, S

You don't creap stealthily
through the jungle unless you have
ambitions to become a pine ushion, |||
John Peters explained. °

When approaching a village you
shout and make as much nolse
as you -can to indicate peace-
ful intentlons.

- Peters does a fair ‘amount of

to visit villages,
There was one tripwhers he and

shouts,
But when they approached the

rounded by tribesman with arrows
at the ready.

“They were a little. suspicious
of us,’ Peters recalled dryly.

section of the Brazlt jungle were
a former Terrace man and his

tian missionaries, ”

foobslogeing through ‘the jungle |#

village they found themselves sur- e

family have elected to be Chris. :

Ur

his party gave the _ customary :

That's .the way.tt is in one|§

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| FORMER TERRACE MAN, Rev, John Peters works ase missonary

-..[ in’ northern Brazil, was "tater viewed when he returned here on
leave from his jungle home. ; :

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