TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘Wednesday; November 2, 1

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JA. CENTENNIAL FEATURE

ANNOUNCES CHANGES
IN FLIGHT SCHEDULES

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 30

@ Flight Number 7 leaves Terrace daily
except Sunday at 4:55 p.m. PST to Prince
Rupert and Vancouver.

@ = Flight -Number 8 leaves Terrace Sunday
at 4:40 P.M, PST to Vancouver.

For full information, call your travel agent or
any Canadian Pacific office. Phone VI 3-2717,

AIRLINES

CANADIAM PACUTC = TLAMOR / TRUCE MONRO 7 PLACA J MOTELS ¢ COMPLETE.

dohn “Cariboo” Cameron was a
| gold rush pioneer who struck i
rich and died broke. But what in-
seribed his name in British Colum-

bia’s history was the strange tale
FOR RESERVATION TICKETS AND INFORMATION af devotion to his dead wife —

TERRACE TRAVEL SERVICE and her four funerals.

PLAN WITH PROFESSIONALS—IT COSTS NO MORE Born in Ontario in 1820, Cam-
PHONES: 049-2281, 843.2282 — Evenings 843-6797 eee, seating ote, est out =

P.O. Box 1750, Terrace, B.C. — - Telex 047-8427 went chome to marry in 1859 and

in 19862 brought his wife Sophia
and an infant daughter to Vic-

For ALL your printing requirements, shop at the Herald |torla. The child died there, The|
—statements - business cards - invitations - all forms— | uple headed out that year for |

the Cariboo gold fields, earning

— letterheads - brochures - flyers - envelopes - booklets — a stake by taking ‘with tem a ton

_INSTANT STARTS AT 50° BELOW

CHEVRON STARTING FLUID

AVAILABLE IN | @ urns
5 CONVENIENT | way tostartatt.

_ engines in any weather.

METHODS Ocoee iiiedenan
OF APPLICATION | ‘iter, intake manifold or air tom.

@ PINT GANS
-For-use with. primer applicator
mounted inside or outside

driver's cab

@ SPRAY-TYPE CANS
Pressirized: push-button
releases fluid

0 CAPSULE DASHBOARD my PRESSURE PRIMER
PUNCTURING TOOL “5 CARTRIDGES
Dashboard mounted. For use in Chevron
Predetermined amount of fluid Primer System

is released to prime engine

For any Standard Oil product, call

Ken Robison .

Phone VI'3-5414 Terrace, Be. a :

AGENT, STANDARD OIL'PRODUCTS

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of candles which sold in ¥
Creek for $5.2 pound.

C Pp A : | . Founders = — SE tae .

the first white wonsn to did 7
deathbed wi

the Cartboo. Her
was that her husband take

parinéra made a rich strike ¥
In January 1863 Cameron z

the coffin on a: sled? with
pounds of gold lashed on top.
toboggan wore out three 1
§ before they got over Pay
Mountain to Lillooet and ¢o D
las where they boarded a ste
They ha@ been’ travelling 29
in weather often 40 degrees
zene,

In Victoria an undertaker
the tin coffin with alchohol.
Mrs. Cameron was formally
ied and Cariboo Cameron
back to his claim, emerging
in the fall considerably rich

and set out by ship for New

Mrs. Cameron had her third
eral. Nime years later Cam
had- her disinterred again ;
pell rumours that she wa

Indians, Those who
fourth faneral saw her ‘face,’
preserved by the alchohol. .
Cameron remarried and in
returned to the Cariboo in

In December Cameron and ve
brought him a fortune of $350,
friend, Robert Stevenson loads

October 1863 he raised the co
and Glengarry, Ontario wi

dead but had ‘been sold: Pig

to die In a Barkerville hotel.
was buried in the nearby cemetame
at Camerontown. All his moni
had gone to relatives or bad

‘ ’ ~~ vestmenta. 7
JOHN ANGUS “CARIBOO” CAMERON BC. Centennial Committe

body back ¢o her Ontario home um

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