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Weet of Sheena Forest

" MANOR,
“decor with a difference” .-

G4! x 12° = 3 bedrooms =

alll deluxe features yo
Western Trailer Sates.

TenRAace wee

Senin Termce, tha Hu City ofthe Mighey Daina Volity in Northretem British

Cohen

aod —

The Sist annual report of the

strict raised $4,277,62, so that
expenses, other than salaries,
ran to $2,467.81; |. .
i e @ ‘fs .
- From the 1923'files of the
i Terrace “Ominaca” Herald, -
The district between Beaumont
and Terrace, where the finost
timber in the north is secured,
will be the scene of activity for
the next few months, The Han-
son Tie and Timber Company ro-
cently secured ‘a contract for
39,000 piecas of eédar from the
Western Red’ Cedarmen’s Anson
‘ elation of Spokane, The timber
fs: to be used for poles and
piling and will. be s to
the United States and Eastern
Canada,
. oe *-'«@ . .
The Farmors’ Insiltute of Tor.
race has decided to market the
strawberries produced inthedis.
trict this year, This is the re-
sult of a successful campaign
= by the directors,

. e ¢ 4
m For the purpose of setiting
many matters pertaining topublic
works in B.C,, Hon, W.H, Suthers
y land, minister of Public Works,
is In Ottawa at the. request of
the. Hon. J. H, King, federal

Sceiatesat
| Teachers’

$3,500 of budget

‘salaries. o |

land hopes to secure additional
federal aid for provincial high :
ways and be able, as a result,| --
to proceed with the completion| --

of many important highway Hnks. | °
Bridges over the’ Skeena River
at Terrace ani over the North;

OMpson fiver: are planned, |. ©.

A &, Andrews Association,
that has its own special appeal
to Scottish. people, was ins
augurated under pleasant ¢circume
stances in the Ww. Vv. ‘ Pall
in Jerrace on Friday night (Ap
13, 1923), A preliminary gathor.
{ng had been held and sh
setilers in the district notified,
and @ good gathering was present,
Jack Hepturn presided when a
pleasing program was rendered
by various artists including Mrs,

» Mrs, von Hees, Miss

Anderson, Tom’ Moore and Tom
er, :

e® @ «@ :

Eggs have touched bottom
prices in Terrace this week,
some being. sold at 39 cents a
dozen —the lowest ever, old.| #
timers say, ;

Helps breathing
MILTON, England (CP). = | :
Norman Plush, 53, has invented | -
& gadget which could be a hoon] -
to short-winded Scotsmen.’ The
machine, fitted with an air pump
end heated water flask, takes| . |
the strain out of tuning the reeds | ::Aaamy
on bagpipes, he says. It atimu-| ' fi
lates the breath moisture and|
pressure of a strong Scottish! .¥
OY.

minister, The Hon,

Dr, Sather. | pip

CAB

...JUST HOURS FROM

_ TERRACE

f

+ Weall suffer from

| - “Cabin Fever’ — that
cold, cloged-in, winter-all-

s over feeling. Aspirin

- won't kelp. But CPA will! _

For the oniy sure cure is
4 warm friendly sun. |
And in just a few hours,
CPA: will get you to one
‘of its ‘Sun Countries’
Hawaii, Mexico or California.

HAWAII - oo,

Sit around on white Mtr a
coral: beaches, kick UP AMAMAAAAY
your keels in the surf, ““\ “4 WAAAY
stay ina pretty fabulous =“

lace for just $9 a day (double). Or take a light
-housekeeping apartment and really cut e mses, |

One way or another, everyone can afford Hawaii,

-MEXICG os

Warm, inviting beaches, gay fiestas, colourful
bullfighta, PLUS living in a luxurious hotel or ~
resort for as little as $8 a.day (double). This
year, discover Mexico .. . where luxury costs less. _-

‘ CALIFORNIA.

B So-call
A Airlin
P

B. SUN COUNTRIES, FOR: THE
FASTEST: RELIEF UNDER: THE SUN

P| well indeed as cracks inthemak

‘| really sprung at TK: when they
./put out a garbage can with a

.| great but {t still sounded Ite a

| Ausociation of B.C,

_ | stalking local coffee houses in the
past - week, presenting cards
‘| t0 Say. he was a-deaf mute, and

“| outa shoddy key-ring,

-..* [dropped "a quarter ‘behind: hin,
~ | The.:-sound’. of

‘}and he: whirled around after the

|-leotn a: lot faster than a deaf mute
- fshould, oo:

, item “does “atleast offer. the

| fublus’‘more: bald‘ contampor: |:
-|aries: “Mandarin. who use Gov.

| cantre,. :.: That's:: tha: word: right
‘| now... Thore: willbe. nine stores:

with’
| Wook

-The Geb Bag Jooks like being
& garbage column this week,
For a start BILL SLEMKO and
other notables from District of
Terrace are having numerous
| birds following. a

‘| bage cans will now be okayed

The plastic cans are frowned on
because in the cold weather they
¢rack,- What the garbage by-law
is approving is garbage wrapped
in plastic bags, And toa wearled
reporter whose day startedsome.
where at 5 am, the word “bap’’
sounds like “can” at abott 10
p.m, However, for all ardent
souls who fled to loca? hardware

cans on the strength of the pres
vious item, we have comfort:
reliable sources, notably ovr bars
room correspondent, report that
plastle garbage cans serve vory
ing of homebrew;

en
(This_column is not sponsored
by the Provinefal Government, or

the Liquor Contro! board.)
. a ;
We thought ‘that spring had

gold-plated Hd. Before there is
an’ urgent meeting of the board
of directors, however, the word
is that the TK garbage unit was
requisitioned: for. the . Little
Theatre . “pantomime, “spray
painted, .and used as a. symbol
ofa cymbal, Visually: it was

garbage can lid in the perform.
ance, — ce i

. 8.8

Al and Mac’s GEORGE Mc.
CULLOUGH off to Vancouverthis
week for a two-dayconvention of
the Building ‘Supply . Dealers’

, * 8 #
. Seems that a tragic figure was

in return. for. money would pass
», However
yon tragie figure blew the whole
thing: when somebody accidentally

und’. of sweet’: money
Tairaculously cured his deafiess

co ME :
- Government weigh acaleis pre-.
aring :to ‘go into. action in the
‘spring... which “won't: be. greeted
with any."excess enthusiasm by
tho"-local" men. who make thetr
living : driving: truck, But the

excuse for: quoting one of Con

ries: "Mandarin: who uso: Gove |"
ernment -weigh station ’as wash.

Look for ‘o'' May 16 opening of:].

the Safeway-Woolworths shopping.

ight ‘opening.’ May .16 ‘aria
wight ppenkng May arid |

The: soph
of Kitinae’

Is panne q

‘| Broach: ‘to

aay

Herald |.
,) Sfinouncement -that plastic. gars,

the municipality, . It just isn’t so,

stores to acquire plastic garbage |.

nomination: th

Foom..do business on big-scale,*? |.

prest Products, Hwy 16-9 me rn
_*Phions 625-854 » Tertace, BLO. ae - ‘Press Run—4,000 fe Wednesday, February 28, 19683 9."

Carnival - jollies,

whipped cream, lemon
or chocolate cream,
tt 4

* *

for a move to Prince George,
. eee

Local man JOHN GLEN found
this item in an Edmonton paper,

It would be an item for study
by Terrace road crews:

Anglican monks.
open priory
DUNCAN, B,C,. (CP) —Two

Francisco plan to establish a
priory in this community, 39
miles north of Victorla,

Brother : David, .24, hope their
order, | the
Commitment, will be able to
build a retreat, “.. . to help
Jocal priests with young people
and Christian éducation’’ = -

form: ‘their own’ order’’ ..

. | for the purpose of ‘bringing the |f

20th century into the monastic
life’?.) +: -

AND OTHER POEMS

qn this moving collec-@
ton. of.. verse,: Edith it
a Mary. Essex..reveaisia
fher ability to. see thes

ing “a-ne
raising the ‘cu

Jevel, :“Teachers-and community
leaders will have pies thrown
at them as part of the Winter
You- pay 25
cents with a choice of -jetlo and

meringue
mo, _| 82nd Avenue out tothe city limits,

Overwaitea’s ROBBIE ROBIN.
SON preparing to pack his bags

young Anglican monks from Sen | | _ oe a
| SAVE UP TO 15%
Brother Francis, 25, and : 7 a _ wheal bs ae

Community . of |f

Formerly. members’ of. the |
Roman Catholic. - Order *”.of

Franciscans,:they left that de. |f
ree years aga to |f

‘by Edith Mary Essex (9 (0:

E

John Fergpson of 10929 83rd

elty engineering department, . .'
He thinks it’s about time the de-
partment started using one of the
the road east of 99th Street on

1 “lt reduces cavities by 40 per
gent and, brother, that road has
em,”? ; sO

Vancouver Liberal Pat McGeer
is apparently disenchanted with
dosk-thumping in the B.C, Legis.
lature, specifically the: thump.
ing of Socred desks. Speaking
in the budget debate he noted
the accolade for the Premier's
speech. .‘'Before the afternoon
was over, it was hard to judge
who had taken the worst beating
,«, the desk toys of Government
members or the taxpayers of Bri.

va, has a suggestion for the’

RUMMAGE is brandished and
worn above by Louise Severn
and Julia Hemmons who are
accumulating the stuff for a
Saturday, March 2 sale at the

-/ JOOF hall between 11 a.m. and |:
4 pam its forthe -“Whornhitt|

| cross

Tummaye can be disposed o:
by phoning 635-5175, 8 =.=

Changed name
DISLEY, England (CP)—

in this Cheshire community: no
rlonger exists—it has ‘become
Nos Ha. Mrs, Anne Townsend
had no objection when she was
given the unlucky number, but
from then’ on she had a series
of aceldents and misfortunes.
Since the. change: she says her

life has reverted to normal, .

CATERS TO SMOKERS ©
The - tobacco. industry manu-
factures almost all the ciga-

Skeend: guides ‘and‘extra| °

House No, 13 on Redhouse Lane!’ |

tish Columbia,” he said nastily,

a) 1914. — 1959

rettes and other tobacco goods
soldin Britain, ©" ©.

RONALD T.

WORD CANADIA

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