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bers are oligable for member=

12 poole,

Wednesday, October 23, 1968 :. a

- TERRACE. HERALD, TER

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RAGE, B.C,

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Cee F, G

THE FISH WEREN'T BITIN

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for an answer to the Keith

stra tried slinging aline onhis ownpremises while Bill Taekema

donned hip wadera to fill the tank, Could be that Epp was fishing
Rd, Drainage problem, aven though

. the water makes a great ice arena when it gets cold, :

when local eartage man Epp Tal-

VICTORIA (CP) — The Royal
Commission report on automob-
ile insurance has been termed
imaginative and revolutionary by

, Some, -but others seein ft “a

‘ step toward anarchy,®*.:.:

_ ee report of es three-man

; eommission, under. My, Jug:

oe Be West Ok

cept of auto insurance by elim.
inating the fault principle as.a
method of determining compen.
sation and- putting the - onus on
the individual to provide his own
protection,

_Elimi{nation of the fault princi-
ble -drew the “anarchy” com=
mont from Thomas 0, Griffiths,
president of the B,C, Trail Law-
yers Association, a

He said the report, which was
more than a year in the writing

trograde, reactionary and pye-
judictal,”” . oo,

Moose group |
fists plans
The Go-50 Club plan a Child-

‘ren’s Christmas party, Decem~|'

ber 15. we
According to a spokesman for
the future Women of the Moose,
Plats are- well under. way “for
the“avent, All: members: of -the
‘Loyal Order of Moose are be-
- ing asked to register their child-
ren with. Mrs, Gerrard: Landry
forthe party, pout
Algo on the club. calendar 18:
the Moosehoart’ Night.. Dinner
and aocial October 26, - as
-_ On a recent club’ raffle, the,
‘Go-50'-. Club announced: “Mrs,
Charles Kofoed was the winner
of the flower basket, ‘The club’s
newest raffle is on'threa Dress.
-Me Dolls with complete. ward-
robes, . a o on a oe a
The future Women ofthe Moose
plan thelr next meeting for Nov-
ember 21,5 9. . nat
A spokesman for the group
Bald that ‘all wives, sisters and
daughters ‘of Moose lodge.mem-«

ship in the. club -and are Invii

. to attend the nieeting,-. .. * | commission‘‘said that while the
ae” et | Tecent need i conan vate ‘in.

: + Ohne ee | creases was justifiable, “tate
Cha mber Singers : incroasos abtually imposed lack. .
to start, jw sstdentonr

- “Terrace Chamber Singera

I start their singing season Octo.| :|
B.-ber 28 in Riverside School..." |’:

pertolre - including
musteala and meee =
- The group performa at-Chr'

mas and has won gold medal

They Have w wide ranging

Insurance report
“panned, praised

. ’ paren ie lis ‘ . att t wt
“Columbia,” sugreme “court would |" extra, cost
~. Yadically alter the present con

| was: made to- any excessive Pro. month, | 8. p,m, Banquet room of

“B.C. at least, the insurance’bur-,
a Safety laboratory in B,C. which

years ‘of age should. be Heensed
tifieate from.a recognized driv.

Under the plan, each driver
would carry. his own insurance
“and damages to himself and his
Passengers would be paid out of
it. © All civil actions involving
car aceldents would be barred
any coverage ane a‘basic

rrithlths "gadd ‘one ‘of the
most: important things the com-

count in making the recommen-
dation was the “the no fault
, Principle doesn’t make an im-
pact on the wrongdoer,",
He called it a “Monstrous
fiction’. that leaves’ the impact
of an. aceldent with the injured
party. — the: person who can
least afford it, ae

In reléasing ‘the report, at
torney-General Leslie Peterson
‘Sald the: proposal was “Revol-
utionary and imaginative? _

However he gave no indica-
tion of Government reaction,
. The report criticized the pro-.
fit structure of private insurance
companies, but the criticism was
oblique and no direct reference

fits by specific companies, L,
Kt said it had found “no rea-
son”? for the governinent to take
over the industry In B,C,
-. Howewer it found fault with
the fact that “Motorists are pay-
ing roughly. $1.60: for each . $1
,of -setilement paid’ by. ‘automo.
bile insurers,” 7°
The commission also. queried
some of the mechanics of pri-
vate: insurance, noting that in

eau of Canada has “eliminated

segment of the industry; -/,
.. The report also called on tha
federal: government to increas
demands for safety: features .on
cars, and urged establishment of

would check conditions of roads,
ways, Vehicles and drivera,:
“Tt ‘sald no person -inder 18

to drive until he-showeda cer-
ers’. training school, —
On rates. .and . premluma; -the

adiat

‘Skeeng “Secondary School Audi-

pride: competition" over a-Jarge |

Arts
Council
Calendar

Terrace. and . District Arts
Council Calendar of. Events to
‘December 31, 1968, :
OCTOBER 23 : :
Terrace Women’s Institute-An
nual Art Show, 7:30 p,m, Skeena
Secondary School ‘Auditorium,
Featuring painting and crafts
local people,
~ OCTOBER 24,24,26,27
Oil Painting Workshop. Spon-
sored by Terrace Art Associa-

Bon... Conducted by Vancouver ar.
ie copbaiates Neyer

and evenings’ at the Community
Centre, $15.00 for ‘the courge,

OCTOBER 25, 26 oo,

Terrace Little Theatre pres.
ents the three-act play “The
Mousetrap” by Agatha Christy,
Curtain time . 8:15 p,m, each

Centre,
5-2102,. -
‘NOVEMBER 2 — .
Terrace Concert Association,
Presents a concert by Aksel Sch-
iotz’ renowned Danish Baritone,
Curtain time & pm, Skeena
Secondary . School Auditorium,
For further information phone
5-2940, -. -
- NOVEMBER 8
Terrace Art Association,
ture Loan, Local and outside
paintings for rent at $1.00 per

Reserve seats phone

Terrace Community Contre, -
DECEMBER7.) |

Terrace Concert Association,
famous Master Cellist, §& p,m,

torium,
2940,

"Medal plan -

Further information 5.

perhaps because the federal gov-
ernment went medal mad and

awarded the Centannia] Medal to | ;
a Staggering total of 21,000 peo-
p Qe . a ne ‘ |
«. The Jaw of the market place|.  *
Promptly. went to: work, i
‘Aomething like this: . The fewer |. :
the awards the greater the honor |.

It’s

and the more treasured the

Maclean's
month publishes the results ofan
entirely

‘Further: information . Phone . 5-.
mission failed to take into ac-| 2780. _ eee

evening, ‘Terrace Community |. —

Pic. |

Concert. by Paul Olefsky Worid |-

medal". itself, Thé more the |.
awards the less.the honour and| |
‘the . medal «itself ‘is. devalued, | -———
Magazine - this |-

‘unsolentific |survey Sof

Ae EE

ccs Le saa

TP Melee chs pocareconp

re
cat

_ Eight Skeena Secondary School.
graduates received scholarships
and bursaries for advanc :
tes this year, ust a

The scholarships ‘and bur-
saries were valued at $250 each;:
. Those . receiving scholarships
were: Vinee Knight, son of Mrs,
LJ. Knight, won the Skeena For=
est Products award and is now
attending UB.C,. 0 -e ,
_ Carol Silsbe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, G.E, Silsbe, won the:
Pohle Lumber Mill award and
is now attending U.B,C,- ~~~ ~~" “

Donald Stewart, son of Mr,
and Mrs," F.C. Stewart, won‘a
Terrace. Co-Op.award and “4s:
attending the University of Vie-
toria, .- - .
Kathie Elliot, daughter of Mr,

Sheena grads
get scholarships

stud | 1

2 Terrace District Teachers As«

Terrace Co-Op award and is at-
tending Trinity College in Lang-
ey.
Linda Phillipson, daughter of
-Mrs, 0, Phillipson,-was award.
ed a Terrace District Teachers
Assoclation bursary and is at-
tending U.B.C,
_ Dorinda Sieben, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Gregg Sieben, won

sociation award and is attending
:Simon Fraser University.
« John Dando, son of Mrs, A,
Dands, rwon>a;Canadian Legion
bursary ard Is attending Univ-
ersity of Victoria,. .

.- Arlene Cooper, daughtor of Mr,
‘and. Mrs, Robert ‘Cooper won. a
bursary from the Canadian Leg-

ion and is attending Simon Fras-

and ‘Mrs, Arthur Elliott; won a

. . “L

Board of Railway Commission-
ers met in Ottawa October 9
to. study. plans for a proposed
railway overpass for Terrace,

The overpass, to-be built to
link Keith and an extended Greig
would eliminate the present level

crossing at Kalum St,

Rail body to study overpass -

er Uniyeralty,

It is expected that the overpasa
be financed by the municipal-
ity, Provincial Government high-
wasy @épartment, and Canadian
National Railways, .
Decision of the Board of Raf].
way Commissioners is expected
to be released within the next
three weeks, oh

Zt

. . + io : mo a a
misfired == |.
Part of Canada’s first venture | 9
in granting honours to its illus-| °
trious.. citizens. has misfired, | ‘

‘LAFF-A-DAY

; . Lean't ‘think of anythin
Grace; but ‘if we hang up

es OND Ming

to talk about either, .
OMeone else will |

the:Terrace Music Festival,

:| Conténnial Medal holders, . 3°: |."

Lig

LECTRIC’ CAR:

‘More scraping,

> get the line!"

1

: | 900 British Columblans were emia
pee at the end of September,

; | ment rate is expressed “as a

on

|< VANCOUVER — A total of 758-

| This figure representa’ari Ine

crease ‘of 18,000 over Septem-

ber, 1967, according to informa-

tion released today by the Paet-

fic Region,

power ahd Immigration,
Over the year unemployment |

in the same period to 704,000,

was 4,5, a decline of .3 over
1968, The .unemploy.

Percentage of ‘the -labor. force,
The Wal of ‘students
contributed substantially. to a
decline of 34,000 fn the labor
force from August to September,
The figure at the end of Septem-
ber was 704,000, °°
Unemployment declined from
40,000 in August to -36,0 0 in
September, oe
The decrease Inemployment of
$0,000 from August toSepternber
occurred mainly. in non-agricul.
‘tural employment. ‘Employment
was higher in September, 1968, -
for all age-groups other than
those 14 to 19 years of age,|

Concert ‘cash;
. a. ‘ toy

- fo buy piano |

for old folks...
The senior citizens piano fund
will receive some $150 aa the
result of Showcase ‘68, Friday,
A dozen performers and their /
accompanisis were enthuslastic-
ally -recelved at. the concert of
vocal instrumental and dance nu-
mbers, according to a spokes-
man for the organizing commit-

2, ‘ ‘ . ~
_ “In fact,”? Mrs. Elsa McLeod
said, “the concert was so well
received ‘by the audience that:
we are seriously considering
holding another soon,?? .
-| She said the committee had
Just asked friends and people
they ‘knew to perform. but. she
said there must Be many mug.
ically talented people in the area
who would be interested in per.
forming in a ‘concert of this
hind, : ; :
“We hope others will come for- | -
ward and volunteer to perform

a
hieraae who participated | -
: ie. “evening concert at
the Oddfellows Hall were. Mrs, |
Pat Nicolson of Kemnano, Mrs, |:

The dctual unemployment per-|' ~~:
centage in B,C, for September

in other concerts of this kind,” |: - :
he said, .

Department of Man-| f°

increased from 27,000 to 36,000 | °°
The labor force rose by 27,000

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