Wednesday, June 26,.1968

TERRACE HERALD,” TERRACE, B.C.

A plea- Was made to Women's

Institute ‘members to give sup-
port to the Children's Hospital
during a one-day. regional meet-
ing of the’ Bulkley-Tweedsmuir
district's." 23rd annual confers
ence, :
Fifty elght delegates and guests
attended the
Institute sesaions, held inSkeena
Secondary School, June 22,

Home Economics,

Among the many visiting dele-
B| gates, who spoke to the confer-
ence was Mrs, R.E, Palmer,
a| Past President of Provincial Wo-
m| men’s Institutes, -
a} = In her provincial report to the
a| delegates, Mrs, Pdlmer made a.
special plea. for more support
for ‘the Children's Hoapital and.
@ Solarium ih Vancouver,

She explained how the W.I, had

|

: WOMEN’S: INSTITUTE REGIONAL MEET-
: ING held in Terrace Saturday at Skeenn
;, Becondary saw representatives from the
> local branch and further afield including,
4 {from left, Mesdames Partington (Francois
‘. Lake) Kane (Maidstone, England) Betty

‘day long Women's |

Theme for the ‘conference was |th

Ker (Quick),

Women’s Institute conference

Plea made for children’s hospital

hospital built and how they con-
tinued to support It,

One of the- prineipal money-
raising projects for the hospital
she said, was the collection of
postage stamps which are eatal-
ogited and sold. W.I.’s all over
the province assist this project
by collecting the stamps.
Proceeds from this project last
year,'a total of $600., was loss
an in proceeding years.
Mrs. Palmer talked about Ville
Marie, a model village In South
Anierica, which is supported
W.L. and assisted by the United
Nations. |”

education project being conducted

and Northwest Territories, She
said 6 institutes have been catab-
Ushed and with the ald of a grant
from the United Nations and fur

ae bon instrumental in a“

ther support from the institutes,

need 1

money

Miller (Terrace} Morse (Houston) Doreen
Dick (Houston) Anderson (Hazelton) Sharon

. rinne Matheson (Kelowna) Palmer (Kel-
owna) Foote (Terrace) and Scott (Terrace).

by | Secondary School,

She also reported on the adult '
for Eskimo: women in the Yukon’

astic in Canadian and foreign
a garments were approved,
eee pace |

" a ‘special. district project which
"I provides for a $10 grant from
each institut

‘lysed for a spectal purchase for

oe mean the local ‘branch will be

‘trict:

Eva Boutiller (Terrace). Cor-

Other speakers at the con-
ference were Miss Kay Remple
an
economics aches | at Skeéna
Secondary; ss Remple spoke
on current methods of instruction
at the high school level, Shesatd
a@ new course of instruction in
quantity cooking will beavaflable
in Terrace, this year, for stu-|
dents interested In catering,

Mrs, Bradford described the
sewing course taught at Skeena

_ Mrs. Margaret Mortis from.
Houston chaired all: sessions of
the conference.

Of the elght resolutions brought
to the conference, six were ap-:
proved by the delegates, -Resol-
utions asking for more chronic
care hospitals for the north, im-
proved safety caps on medicine
bottles, improved thread and

W.IL,: was informed of

é.in the area to be’
senior citizens residence, -

Mrs, WJ. Boutilier, from the
Terrace W.L' said this would

receiving approximately $120for

“"" | the: Terrace Senior Citizens Rex |.
a sidence, . ”

In. the annual election of dis-
officers _Mre, Margaret

-| local Camp, one of 1%: Gideon

tor the |
zation aaid close to'500,000-vol-
umes wero distributed with half
of the books going Into overseas
service,
Joseph Dumka of of Kitimat: is
Pyooliont of the Kititigt Terrace

Jbranches in Canada, .
Canip > Vie at flo Joh
are bres : in
Shannon of Kittmag, . Secretary;
Roland cect ri of Te
surer; Greg errace
and Memorial - “Bible - represen.
tative; Amold Best of Terrace, |

Cabbie qualifies
as 44-year. veteran

LIVERPOOL, N.S, (CP). —
Archie Craft fs celebrating his
44th year as a taxi driver this
year. He began in the business
in 1924 with a 1923 car after
his father suggested he see what
business was like in the taxi
field.

for the Gideons, an international
force of 25,000. volunteers dis-
tribute more than 5 million
Seriptures annually. to hotels,
hospitals, prisons and schools.
. Through the missiomry pro-

ing ft in 77. countries with three:
new branches recently esta.

“iccording to’ the spoken a

gram, Gideon Campa are work- £892.

_Ineets.
every Thursday: ndgit et. 3 pum:
in Skeena Healih Unit, New mem "
hers are welcome. For further.
En Ore Lo

“i

“Tt you Keep your mind suff

bifshed in Uganda, Kenya and j¢
Spain, Lo

%& Residential .°
*& Commercial
, _ % Motor Winding

heen hes
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* Television - Radio Recorder Repairs
% Major Appliance Sales and Service.
‘Ke Electrical Conutractor

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‘open —people will throw:

” [a tot of rubbioh nto it

sie progren is to Ke ong,

Mrs. V.M. Bradford home’

and only

This law priced Datsun wagon could well turn
out to be the- perfect family car.

“Tt doesn’t look like a box. Or park like a ‘bus. .
It can carry.a family of five plus the faithful.

St. Bernard. Or two people and enough champagne

and luggage to escape. from the kids for a month.
., But you don’ tgive up one bit of car comfort.

The. attractively-contbtired: body gives room tite,

: without bulk outside.‘ ‘The independent. front -
-suspension picks its way over bumps like a cat.
luxurious interior remains whisper quiet. The
windows-up ventilation system changes the air

several times each minute-as you drive. The atrong —

_ heater-defroster quickly makes high noon
out of: chilly mornings.

There’s security todo. Smooth, § sure disc brakes on

of it...

ape

The” :

le. nearest dealer.

~ Once you've seen them it’s hard .

As for pep. Heartwarming. This i is the most powerful :
- wagon in its class, It has 96 HP geared to deliver |
a top speed of 100 m.p.h. It cruises at freeway speed
‘with the solid feel of a thoroughbred sports car.° °
And only sips at the gasoline . . . thanks to the
“advanced design of its overhead camshaft engine.

. SPECIAL NOTE: See how the rear door swings up. ....’
*-There’s no lip on the vinyl covered deck so that you,
ean slide shopping or heavy packages in at :
nee height. No awkward lifting. Come to think
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"(suggested retail P.O.E.). Or the relaxing Borg-
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more, Both offer you' the. big Datsun: ‘benefit. -

. «. 100,000 mile reliability, : :

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pee o peop ae :
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| ment by winter road and atreraft| ©.
{in preparation for the 314-month eo!

7 anid staldng is continuing, °
a ‘exploration an] development fs |’

wide, Tt fs only. 40 miles from’
‘Tovean shipping can operate about.{~

| depen, which: sould Necome ames,
or market, 7 4

. ping prospects

) tren: Co,, plans to study ice cons |:
A ditions. inthe Areticthia| summer.

Morris of Houston was elected
‘| president, Mra, Francis Ander.
aon of Hazelton; vice-president,
unders from Pol-
ling; Director, Mra, EvelynSandy
of Telkwa; director and Mrs,
Beryl | Peterson of Terrace; dir-
ector.”
Other special: guests atthe econ
irene were. Mrs, Lena P,

holds the post of Past Presiderit
Matheson from Kelowna.

‘Copper mines
boom in NWT

COPPERMINE, N.W.T. (ce :

~ Almost 50° mining conipanies.

are bracing fdr a summer.as-"
J sault on Canada’s. neweat “ot?

east of Vancouver,.

) have spent the
jong winter : months’ drawing up
programs and engineering re~
[ports for ‘development of the de
posits. .
They have also been treighting

fn tons of supplies and equip-

mining season this: summer. |.
More than. 25,000..claima’|

have’ already . been registered,
"The axca scheduled for further.
25-‘miles long and olght miles |
the. Egidmo village here, where

tires months each year. Copper
mine fs 5,00 ‘miles by sea from

Studies. are under on ship
eau
‘Transportation ‘Cox,’ owned: yy

Danich shipping firm; de Laurl~

thington from Francois Lake who .
provincial W.1, and Miss Corene. oe

mineral area, massivecopperde= |. --
posits in the rugged tundra cour |...
try along the shores of the Aré- |. :
He Ocean, 2,000 air mites northe} —..

The companies, most of them =
Canadian-o

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