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‘Wednasday, Moy 17,1967

THEY START THEM YOUNG in the lagging trade in
Terrace, Herald photographer dropped in at Mrs, Vi

A eles fae

RUTH HALLOCK .

Yotks and double yoiks~lI' ve
been folled again, Just when is
thought I'd managed to ‘escape
those terrifying deadiine re-
stricttons, that new fella down
there at the HERALD OFFICE |
ou -now-who Emean,<the MAN:

DITOR with. the taint remnant
of AUSTRALIA in his voice)
goes and slaps a Friday noon.
STOP sign onto the quack grass:
in my front yard! :

shining: story, ‘That's the one
that happened when Bruce pre-
‘pared’ to meet RCAF examin-
ing ‘officer ‘in Vancouver last
month, -He. polished his. shoes
for almost two hours and I kid
you-not-they would easily have
-Seryed as mirrors. anywhere,
Nice kid-Bruce: Douglas? You’:
ve met him at Overwaltea, where.
he is one of those courteous:
courtesy boys,

Speaking of signs<there’s a
new one about to go-up next
door to my house, [ think the
bullding--which was formerly a
three “bedroom dwelling, will
emerge as headquarters for
R.J. Reynolds Surveys Ltd. The |
houses on Lazelle Avenue be-
tween Kalum and Eby Streets
will eventually all disappear
in favor of business construc:
tion as the area is zoned for
commerctal development, .

‘opening of the newly renovated
sectlon of the Lakelse Motor
‘Hotel, Owner manager John Car-
Ison tells us the" Totem Room?’
(former banquet hall) will be’
avaliable for many. group func-
tions. and .wlll also serve as
a caberet :and dance spot--de:
pending on the demand, We’ve
watched the renovation work
‘progress these past few weeks,

and -the end result is tops, Con-
gratuationst

“Which leads. me.to wonder’
about the pleasant mannered, but
worried: young mother of three,
and very nearly four small child.
ren, who knocked -on my. door
last week to enquire about the
vacant house next door, She sald.
_ghe and her family had been
living in two rooms for: which |:
they paid $60,00 a month. She
was desperate to find larger

Breathless, atter a ‘whoosh’
trip’ to Kelowna, last week, Is
-Moliy. Nattress of the Terrace
Co-op . drygoods - -department,
W.| Molly” accompanied : husband
Nick to the Okanagan elty for.
the ‘annual Legion congress,
While’ ‘there she saw the Ver-
-non Players three act play sche-
duled for this year’s Dominion
-| Drama Festival.in St. Johns,
Newfoundland, Molly acelalmed
the production as “first rate’’,:
‘Also ‘tellsus that. “amateur
theatre types'' ‘are alike no
al: miatter. where. you” roami.- All.
‘have the same beefs ‘and. bou-
“quets for ‘fellow thesplans: and .
. ad Judi cato rs.

view of thé fact that a

BABY is due almost any day
now. Do’ hope she’ managed ‘to
tind a larger: place for. her
family, Admittedly, they ‘are
‘HARD .TO awe! in- Terrace,

Had a ‘sneak: preview of the
new KALUM GARDENS: aparte
menta the ‘other day, They are
nica, roomy, airy units. Each
will’feature.three bedrooms, a
bath and” hall, all-électric: heat,
range, tridge, washer anddryer,
Thay, have" plenty of cupboards.
and. closets and the bedrooms-|. HH
are all ‘on the second ‘floor, |. ’ Remember the old days: when
First reports regarding rental |.a“trip to’ Grampa’s farm was
price ran in, the $150.00 par|the -highlight of the ‘summer. |
motth + category-which Is - re+ holidays: for -all and sundry?
‘Well things haven’ t changed that
much-=It*° ° just’. that. “grand.

one, of the happiéat boys: in ppaents, live ane away fan

Terrace aig ee Coffee Shop
” (Agron from the. Lokelee’ Hotel)

“On New Shiomient of Musa
“Instruments . . cpt te

6 AND: 12 STRING GUITARS:

> DRUM: SETS. : ;

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-ataste of p peanut butter

town thase* days just. has to be
Bruce Douglas, who has been
selected for the Expo "Corps
d’ ellte'’ to be comprised of
Canadian air-cadets, You ll get
the story elsewhere {nthls issue | in
. «abut? you! 1. mot get..the shoa

Tuesday, May 16 will mark:

whole. class wearing hard

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they used’ to, Nineteen “year
old Simon Fraser . University
student, Brigitta Van Heek, will
spend the summer ‘with grand:
mother (Mrs. M,A, Van Heek}
Beokelo, Holland and -with

beak) in The Hague, And Brig:
itta, who left last Wednesday,
took along a school chum, Miss
‘Flora Kerr, also 19, and a
pharmacy student at UBC. Flora
is the daughter.of Mrs, Gladys
Kerr and the late Mr. Duncan.
Kerr of Terrace, and Brigitta
ds the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Pem Van Heek, alsoof Terrace,
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Old home week was scheduled
to take place in Amsterdam
on May 13, when Brigitta and
Flora were to meet with the
Misses Carolyn and Alice Skog-
Jund, daughters of Mr, and Mrs,
Ray Skoglund, and both first
year Arts students at the Un-
‘iversity of Victoria, Another
Terrace girl, Miss Margaret
McKeown, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, J.N, McKeown, and a first
-year Arts student at UBC, Is-
touring Europe and the British:
‘Isles with the Skoglund sisters; .
The gals plan to stay In Youth:
_ Hostels for part of the tour and
with relatives for the remaining
time, Trips to Expo in Montreal
will round out the summer's
itinerary for the young women
“from Terrace. :

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” Now ¢ ut it outiithis isn’t really
van- Heek Week-it’s just that
they are. the “ttravellingest? '
people. . Mama: Mien Van Heek
came home from.a motor trip
to Prince George with a valuw
able prize tucked tinder her arm
last weekend., Mien won a copy
of ‘American Books in Print’

atthe annual meeting ofthe Bic.’
Library Association-held In that
city. The :book Is a reference .
‘cataldgue, listirig every (would
you belleve ALMOST: every?
pit of library reading materi
available. Mien: is. Terrace’ s
librarlan, She. was accompanied -

o the annual meat by Terrace
ibrary board trustee, Mrs,
Archie (Hazél) Cambrin. Some
‘of the things urged at the meat.
il ing Inchided a closer. aison
between public libraries and
school libraries, and the possi+
ble establishment of regtonal-
‘brary administration systems,,

. a

- Merrace Womens Instityte
meat tonight at the home of Mrs, *
H, Madsen, 4718 Loen Avenue,’
a.00 p.m. Don’t forget about. it
ladies, You have ‘a flne group’
Rolng 50 ) keep wit the good work

Best wishes to ll parents: vio
managed to: win the battle over |
the Battla ‘af. the Pands--and con
dolencas to those’ ‘who. (ant

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“SELLING or: -BUvNG—TRY., A HERALD CLASSIFIED |

“And best “glahes to. ‘Matiiea:
Cox’ of tho: Villa Ax-K-? san ‘who:
has bean busy: “gging this wee

“Seaman's Spruce Kindergarten to meet up with a

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grandmother: (irs.: ‘Van -Bilder= |

hats ‘and ready for the

lumbering trade, Representing the five and six year
old lumber set are. (left to right) Ross Holton, Anne

Mason, Greg Sage and Marina Pryor, ‘Marina is from:
Prince ‘George but attended kindergartens

Liberals’

LIBERAL. LEADER Ray Perrault in conversation with
Liberal canditate for Skeena Art Bates during a meet-'
ingn here May 9, Stary below.

aps ‘Socred rule

ress

Perrault

Terrace boy
selected for
RCAF camp

“Its, & ‘flying summer for Tere

race air cadet Jim Lambright, |

He has. been -selected to take
a sixeweok leadership course at

the Royal Canadian Alr Force’ s
Camp Borden outside Toronto,

While’ itis an RCAF camp,,

it won't’ concentrate exclusively
on aircraft,

‘swe have to’ know CAP 90

| the. drill] manual) by heart be-.
before | ‘wer gat there,'?- Jim: Lam-
bright explained, ;
Basically’.the. course will de. *
velop: leaders. for: the alr cadet

_Lainbright, ‘a Grade 9 student

‘fat ‘Skéena ‘High ‘School, is in his
third: ‘Yoar: bet ‘the. alr. catiats,:
‘haga’ t.

and: who has a
tte

Jocks

‘By LAURIE ENGLISH

Provincial Liberal’ Leader Ray
Perrault sald Tuesday that his
party. led the fight for a better
deal for municipal government.

ed a major crisis,

Perrault was in Terrace on a
factfinding mission, he told-a
meeting at the Thornhill Golf
and Country Club May 9,

He said the purpose of his trip
was to gather facts so that local
problems could be put before the
house during the legislative se5-
sion,

Liberal’ candidate-elect Art
Bates and Perrault answered
questions trom the estimated 30
people in local and provincial
issues.

Perrault stated that the Lib:

governments,

‘He said; “There is a crists
facing the ‘municipalities and B.C,
is the only province which hasn't
made, a Study of provinelal and
municipal responsibilitles,’ *

He said that .while Premier
Bennett claimed. to have done

any. other premier In Canada he
had neglected to credit the Fed
eral Government for $272 millon

fiscal year. .
Mental: health Services and the
critical: situation, facing the Pys-

debated during the meeting,
‘Industrial development and sec-

cussion,: Perrault stated that im-
proved social welfare measurers

expanding economy,' ,

a 894: F, load

the Fraser River

ay
Ne" 60. Nigh »
attdge ; “was, endane’
ed nd -a.wash-out -of' track

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He said municipalities now fac- |.

eral party in B.C, led the fight | im
for a better deal for muntelpal .

_ Ideal for: ‘Kitchen » Bathroom: Childran’a Room’
* Nursery +. Playroom « Doors and woodwork trim.
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