ednesday, May 4, 1966

TERRACE “Omineca" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

letters to the editor...

ditor
errace “‘Omineca” Herald
The editor of tha Vancouver Pro-

ce hag written a-book about the

meremier of British Columbia.; —
wacd the Premier seems to be quite
arilling to read it — out loud —
Fit is required of -him.
The going price is $7.50 per unit,
Bahich means that we. do not read
until the paperback {s out. That
buld be a very long wait, but in
e meantime, how are we going
find out, if one of the real ecul-
ts gets any credit for his con-
ibutions?
me What we want to know is the
Meesl status of the man who may
doing the work of the Minister
Finance.
sThe question is prompted be-
se our Premier hag not appoint-
a minister of finance.
cas Mr. Gunderson now doing the
ork of the minister of finance?

SOLECTED to attend the “Unit. |
meed Nations Pilgrimage of Youth”
rCarol Johnson of Skeena Second-
jary School will leave in July for
hNew York where she will study
Fand observe the UN in action.
4see committees and commissions
tat work in the five official UN
| languages, and learn of the vast
work done throughout the world
by such UN departments and
magencies as WHO, UNESCO,
PAO, as well as visit other New
York points of interest. Run-
rner-up in the contest among high
rechool students was Barbara
oltz. The project is sponsored
iby the Oddfellows and Rebekah
ofdges of North America. Both
meyoung ladies will receive certi-
Hficates from the local branches
mrof the Oddfellows and Rebekah
lodges that conduct the contest.
- staff photo

OMEGA LINE.

We are: hat finding fault. with
anything...

. Whoever is: doing . the work at
Vietoria;: is dolng a bang-up job of
\t, but we prefer to have no Thyat-
ery about ft, and we are quite pre-
pared. to have the name of Mr.
Gunderion come up agalh with
good prospect.of his getting the
credit that [is due him,

Wa. fall to tee any other reason
for not appointing & minister af
finance in the regular way.

There would be some satisfac:
tion in getting this thing settled
“straight from the horses mouth’
— and In this case, the Premier
heppens to be the horse,

Respectfully
‘Ad Lib
a

Editor
Terrace “Omineca’* Herald

On behal€ of the Gir] Guide Com-

missioners, Mrs. Joan Sparks and]:

Mrs. Louise Parmenter, I would
like to extend our sincere thanks
to this newspaper, the radio, and
television for their fine co-opera-
tion during our annual cookie
week which has helped make our
cookie sale a success, oo

At this time we would also like
to thank those people who trans-
ported the girls with their cars,
and the public for the fine support

received when’ the girls called at
your doora on Saturday.

This will aesist the organization
in ite-work: greatly, .

For those people who were miss.
ed and who would like to obtain

some Guide cookies, they. may. do.

so by phoning Mrs. G. Kerr at: VI
39-2677, .

‘Mrs, Al Purschke,
_ Publicity =.
ia

Around the Town

Me, and Mrs, Ross Thompson are
proud to receive the news this
week that thelr grandson, Len

Thompson of Kamloop, — 2s a

member of the Rocky Mountain
Rangers Hand Gun Association —
has received the Dominion Marks-
man trophy for perfect shooting
throughout the winter. Mr. Thomp-
‘son shot 6,000 out of 6,000 during
the season a record that was veri-
fied by two witnesses.
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APPLY NOW

If you were born in August
1897 or earlier and can meet resi-
dence requirements, you. should
send in your application for. your
old age security this month, in
order that you may receive your

first cheque the month following |:

the 69th anniversary of your birth

in 1966. Application forms are,

available at any post office.

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. Marcelle Chiasson wishes: toe ghrioune

_ that Starting in May her office will be

‘pen on Wednesdays instood of Satu rd

On this special day. the voices of loved ones, perhaps from hundreds ..
of miles away, have a special place in our hearts. Memories are.
sharpened, experiences recaptured. It is a day when togetherness
means so much and—as always with B.C. TEL—costs so little.

Now a student son or daughter away at college can afford a

‘tong distance call home (especially if thay call “collect'’!).

Long distance rates are among the vary few items of personal

’ expenditures which, over the years, have lagged far behind

-. ” the general rise in other living costs. In fact, many tong distance

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-.- ago. Moreover, after 6 pmand allday Sunday they are cheaper
~by about one-fifth. -

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