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Forest fire laratd remained low
duting the past week, and only
seven hew forest fires occurred,
two In the Terrace area, and one
each in the Queen Charlotte, Har-
elton, Smithers, Telkwa, and Lower
Post ranger districts. With one ex-
ception, the southern’ fires were
1caused by recreational use of the
forests, and the fire up north by’
lightening. | St

The total number of forest fires
experienced to date this year is
55, burning up 547 acres, and cost-
ing about $2500 to fight. This
compares with 46 fires covering.
800 acres, and costing about $16,

Watch Kept As Forest Fire Hazard Rises -

grams, and by making the pros-:
parity of our expanding wood bas-
ed Industries possible. a

It. 1s unfortunate that some of
the Canadien people fail to demon-
Strate the responsibilty that this
ownership legally entails. Obeying
the fire laws is an essential requis-.
ite as a good landlord, and respon-.
sible user of the forests. Only. by
the improvement of individual
actions, which at present through
‘carelessness or negiect start three-
quarters of Canada’s almost 7,000
fires each year, and burn up two
and a half million acres of forest
land each year, can the Canadian

Wednesday, ‘June 8, . 1!
Senior Citizens Ho
May: Start This Yea
_The regular: monthly meeting
the Old Age Pensioners orga
Hon wes held on Saturday, J
4, In the Community Centre @
26 members present,
It was reported that avail
property for a housing deves
ment.had been secured. It has Ham
approved by C.M.@H, and the #@
trlet Municipality,” It. was hy
‘the project would get undewe
this year, fs wae. os Fe . : a
Kitimat, ‘ and‘ Kitamaat V;
were chosen.as points for tha
gular summer outing this yes

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‘PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

NOTICE

A Public Hearing will be held commencing at 9:30 a.m, on
July 5th, 1966 in the Court Room, Provincial Government Build-
ing, Terrace, B.C, for the purpose of hearing the application of
Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. for a Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity to construct and operate a natural gas system as
hereafter described for the supply of natural gas to consumers in
Northern British Columbia between Summit Lake and Prince
Rupert:— ; ;

Gas distribution systems in the following areas:

Prince Rupert Fraser Lake
Kitimat Fort Fraser
Terrace Telkwa

Smithers Endaka

Houston Topley :
Burns Lake Decker Lake
Vanderhoot

: together with a gas transmission line from Summit Lake to Prince
Rupert with a branch line to Kitimat and laterals to the above-
mentioned distribution systems and to any indusizial plants located
in the vicinity thereof and all necessary pumping plants, gate
stations and metering stations. ;

Any interested party wishing {9 make representations at this
Hearing should inform the Secretary, Public Utilities Commission,
View Street, P.O, Box 1204, Victoria, B.C., on or before June.

30th, 1068.

- “H.W. Mellish, |
ale PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION,

Victoria, B.C, a Tees ;

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000 at this time last year.
Care is required, as the present
vainless spell will continue.
The forest resource puts five
wooden dimes into every B.C. dol-
lar, accounts for one quarter of
the“total Camadian export income
and helps attract the lucrative
tourist trade.

The Canadian people own a
$0 per cent fnterest in this pro-
perty, and are aware of the extent
fo which it pays off by enabling
municipal, provincial and federal
governments to finance our ad-
vaneed social and welfare pro

continued from page T

“Travel Writers”

on “Incredible Things,” giving
much food for thought. The Aiy-
ansh Band played a medley. during
the service. Mrs, Ray Zacharias
and Mrs. A. Brodie sang a duet.
On hand to greet the visitors
upon their atrival the previous
evening was Tetrace May Queen
Linda Bennie, members of the exe-
cutive of the Chamber, Reeve and
Councillors, local press and tele-
vision and other officlal represen-
tatives,

DEPARTURE AT NOON .
Following the church service
Sunday, a “loggers' breakfast" wag
served in Lakelse Hotel banquet
room. The band played selections
during the repast.
Assisting the Chamber in financ-
ing the affair were: Columbia Cel-
lulose Company Ltd., Skeena For-
est Products, and the B.C, Tele-
phone Cempany. The District Muni-
cipality erected “welcome to Ter-
Face” banners at both entrances
to town, ;

The tour is sponsored by the
B.C. Travel Bureau, Victoria, Van-
couver Island Coach Lines Ltd.,
‘and the B.C, Ferry service, The
object of the trip by ferry and

couver Island, over Highway 16,
and back to Vancouver is to show
what this area has to offer the
tourist.

TOUR PARTICIPANTS

+ Nancy Davidson, Don Normark,
Sunset Magazine, Seattle; E. H.
Bartlett, Toronto Telegram; Penny
Wise, The Vancouver Sun; Don
Duncan, The Seattle Times; Mary
Crutcher, Fort. Worth Press; Al
Booze, Tacoma News Tribune, Fred
Kraft, Long Beach Press Telegram
and Independent. .

Elmar Baxter, Los Angeles Her-
ald Examiner; Ethel Post, The
Vancouver Province: Ben Avery,
The Arizona Republic, Phoenix:
Dolly Connelly, Westways Maga-
zine, Bellingham.

. Art Sorenson, Edmonton Jour-
nal; Dorothy Wrotnowski, Victoria
Colonist: Tom Inkster, New York
Times, Christlan Science Monitor,
Seattle. fo

Alan Jay, New Westminster Co-
lumbian; Sid King, Oregon Motor-
ist; Ed Lackner, KOMO-TV (Chan-
nel 4) ‘Seattle; Willard Hatch,
KOMOTV; Maury Ryder, KTNT-
TV (Channel 11), Tacoma,
Ron Morrier, OHAN-TV (Chan: |.
nel. §) Vancouver; Cam Cathcart,
CHAN-TV; Roy Hayter, CHAN-TV:
Henry Tregillas, Vancouver; Rob-
ert Read, San Francisco Examin-
er; Lloyd Spence, Everett Herald:
Ken Jumper, Portland Journal.
_Ann Terrill Signor, Santa aid
Register; Jean Linnemann, Action
Automobile’ et Touristique, Parls;
Jorgen Svendson, CHERT-V (Chan-

use of our forests. :

Summer Playground
Starts in July:

Playground program again this
yerr following decision by local

recreation authorities on Tuesday.

The program will begin In July
and last for four weeks, with acti-
vity restricted to afternoons only.
Children up to 12 years of age will
be elegible to participate. The sum-
mer playground program features
outdoor sessions under adult sup-
ervision, and activities range from
group games and singing to sketch-
ing and. finger painting. It- has
been a popular summer’ pastime
for Terrace youngsters in former
years and is held under the spon-
sorship of the Terrace Recreation
Commission,”
More details will be carried in
next week’s Recreation Corner, a
new Herald feature.

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people ensure the continuity of
the industrial. and recreational

Terrace will have. a Summer

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" Due to the illness of Mrz. J.
Leod, W. Griffiths was appoifm
delegate to the provincial conme
tion in Vancouver. ©

The group was entertained
Ray Taft and daughters, Wale
and Brenda, Mr. Taft dedicat®

number to Mr, and Mry 9
Thomson to mark their S0th (i
ding anniversary. They: were &
presented “ with. ah ° anniverml
cake, ~ i ae oe
“Members celebrating: b
were J, Glon, Mis. F.
A. Hobenshield and Mrs.. J. Fig
ing, who was presented witg
lovely birthday cake from
daugter Julia, 9° °°:
Hostesses. for refreshments Vie
Mrs. O. Spencer, Mra. J. Briel
and Mrs. Mockford, a

Around the Towrg@
Mr, and’ Mrs, Herman Onsite
left Tuesday by CP. Airlinesiam
spend the next ten days In Fam
muds. Mr, Onstein won an Amés
can Motors sales contest fot Ram
bler, which gives him an experg
free trip to Bermuda.

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