‘TERRACE “'Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, B.C. ,

Weilnascky, February 8: 19

TK Radio

PROJECT ‘67 PRESENTS A
TWO-PART STUDY OF
SENATOR ROBERT KENNEDY
_. They call it a Bobby Boom,
Jt -ja conceivable . that, had
Robert “Kennedy, the junier
Senator from New York, been
Tunning for national office
_last November, he would have

‘been elected.

This young man, so vulner-
able-looking, with his thin,
slightly stooped, shoulders,
overgrown cowlick and shy
smile, has responded ‘to the
need of the American people,
Speaking in the Boston accent
of his brother, the late Presi-
dent John F, Kennedy, he
exhorts ‘his audience fo a vision
of the world that could be If
men and nations wanted it
badly enough.

On February 5 and 12, Pro-

ject '67 presents a two-part

study of this, complex, enig-
matic and often controversial
digure on TK Radio 11:03 p.m.
Freelance broadcaster and New
York attorney Eleanor Fischer
travelled with Senator Kennedy
during his campaign swings.
She talks to him and interview-
ed several of his close advisors,
(Arthur Schlesinger Jr, Rich-
ard Goodwin, and Ted Soren-
sen, among others), his critics,
and the man in the street.

DAVE CASH
6:00 - 9:00 A.M.
1:00 - 2:00 P.M,
Monday - Friday
What's happening in sports?
Tune in TK’s Breakfast Club
each morning and find onf:
At 6:30 hear sports capsule, the
scoreboard and the day's sched.
led games. The scoreboard
and schedule dre repeated at
7:25 am. and at 8:06 hear all
the sports news brought ta you
by Kalum Tire, followed again
by .the sodreboard and sched-
uled games.

JACK “WHITE

BAM, - 10:00 A.M,

Monday - Friday
The first hour of Nine ‘Til
Noon containing CBC News,
Message Time, approximately
fifteen 5 of piano music:
and ‘thirfs minutes of Open

Hilites . .

‘Line, The Plano Panty features
Honky Tonk, Bossa, Nova,
country, jazz, Latin and many
other forms of keyboard sounds
to start off the weekday chree
hour session of Nine "Til Noon:
A different artist is featured
each day on the Piano Party.

DAN McALLISTER
10:00 A.M. - Noon
3:00 - 5:00 P.M,
Monday - Friday
Dan 4s asking that all the
ladies ‘write in and inform
him of their favorite “current”
hits in order to compile the
“Housewives Hit Parade” heard
throughout Nine Til Noon, Also
all the old favorites so they can
be played too. And don’t forget
to enter Five Roses Sweep:
stakes.

GORD LEIGHTON
12 Noon - 1:00 P.M.
Monday - Friday

In one hour — more features
Of interest to everybody than
most éther hours on TK. At
what other time of the day can
you — Buy, sell swap or trade
«Radio Market Place at 12:00);
be informed on the Nation.
al and World picture (news
St 12:15); Hear the latest in
the world of sport (Sports
12:25); Be further-informed on
the B.C. arid Tooal picture News
at 12:30); Learn of the success
of your investments (Noon
Market Report 12:35); Remem:
ber the outstanding happenings
in Sport (Heartbeat in Sport at
12:40); plus hear good

idnusie — and good words from
. bponsors? it’s Luncheon Date

at 12:00 Noon every weekday!

BRYAN EVANS

5:00 P.M, - MIDNITE

- Monday - Friday
Dink AcDise is gaining pop-
ularity, the program ‘where
you have the say with the
music we play. Phone in your
requests with dedications, if
you wish at 9:00 am, 2:00.
p.m, 4:00 p.m, 9:00 pm. and
10:00 pm. Monday through
Friday. ‘When phoning, you're
reminded to give your name,
your selection and the artist
who performs that selection

FIVE or TEN PIN

Open Bowling

@ AFTERNOONS ond WEEKENDS “"@

BARNEY'S BOWL

4807 Lazelie Ave.

*

Phone Yj 3-591!

qe 7 THE LOC CHURCHES

Oo ran REFORMED
URCH

10:00 ainSundsy School

SUNDAY —

11:00 a.m—Morning Worship
5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service
9:15 am—"Back To God

Hour" on CFTK-radio
a «(Cf
UPLANDS BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Southern Baptist)
5013 Halliwell Avenue

SUNDAY
9:45 am.—Sunday School
11:00 am—Morning Service
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m
Prayer meeting ‘and Bible
Study .

a
"BETHEL BaPTisy CHURCH

(Regular)
Kalum at Soucie Ph. Vi 3-5187
Paster Lloyd Andersen B. Th.

" 718 Loan Ave.

ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL

5010 Agar Ave. Terrace, B.C,
7 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School |
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship

7:00 p.m.—Evening Service

Wednesday —

3:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting

Friday —

7:30 p.m.—Young Peoples

A Cordial Welcome Awaits You

Rev. E. Thiessen, Pastor

4812 Graham Ave..Ph. V1 3-6768

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH |
Cor. Sparks St, and Park Ave,

$:45 am—Sunday Schoo] and
adult class,

11:00 a.m.—Worship Service —

Pastor H, Madsen, 3.A., B.0,
Ph. VI 93-5682

“Your friendly family church”
Ps
EVANGELICAL FREE _
CHURCH

10:30 - 12:00—Family Service, Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St.

Worship, Sermon,
Classes,
7:30 p.m—Evening Service
Wednesday, 7:00 pm. —
Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys
6:30 pm-—Prayer Meeting
Ee)
MENNONITE BRETHREN
CHURCH
3406 Eby St.
; Pastor Alvin Penner
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am.—Worship Service
7:80 p.m.—Evening Service
“ arena
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lekelse Avenue
SUNDAY MASSES:
830 am, 10:00 am, -
‘| 11:18 am. and 7:30 pum.

‘| ° Phone VI3-2313

ST. ‘MATTHEWS CHURCH

Anglican Church of Canadas
Ph. V13-5855 4726 Lazelle Ave.

: 10: 15 am—Matins and Parish
Communion ©

* 10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
t 40 p.m.—Eyensong
ae
. SOVENTH ‘DAY. ADVENTIST
CHURCH .

ta: Street: :
; SATURDAY
9:15 a.m—Sabbath: School:
- 11:00 m—Moraing - Service.

4665 Park Ave.

You's are invited’ to, drop

. Pastor Ra “te: Burton: vaso:
"9906. Oriffi

10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning ‘Worship

7:30 pan Evening Service

Wednesday 9:30 p

Prayer and | Bible Study

A Cordial Invitation To All.
Rev, H. J. Jost, Pastor

Ph. 843.5115

Phone Vi35976 PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

10:00 am.—Sunday School

11:00 am.—Morning Worship

7:00 p.m.—Evangelistic
. BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday at.7:30 p.m.
YOUNG PEOPLES
Thursday at 7:30 p.m,
. Paster’ Rev. D. Rathjen

Phones — Office: V13-2434

Home: VI 23-5336
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KNOX UNITED CHURCH

' Cor. Lazelle Ave. & Munroe St.

9:30 am—Sun School -
11:00 a.m. fants Worship

Newcomers to the community

are Invited to share in the
. life and work of the United
Church

this

clipping in the’ with
your name and address io
Knox United ‘Chureh. fea
Oe, Terrace; BC a

areoreruares

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CFTK Radio Schedule

Feb, 12 to 18

A DIO-

590 on your Dial in Terrace

THE “HAIRY” PERSONALITIES, left to right, Dave Cash, Brian Evans, Dan McAllis-
ter, Jack White, John McAllister and Gord Leighton, remind you to ‘enter the 'TK
'67 Beard Growing contest, Get information at stores displaying the TK ’67 sign.

Phone number is VI3-5551.

JOHN McALLISTER
11:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M,
Saturday

Tune in with'John on the
Swingdig Show from 3 - 3 p.m.
@very Saturday, for all the
Jatest from the music of the
day featuring the Top 20 from
the Cash Box, Top 100 Tune
in at the bottom (590) for the
top. (Swingdig) with John Me.
Allister,

Recreation
Round-up

RECREATION WHICH IS NOT
EDUCATION HAS NO
RECREATION VALUE

CHILDREN'S GYMNASTICS |

The recreation office is pleas-
ed to announce that a general
gymnastics class will begin in
the Community Centre every
‘Tuesday and ,Thursday after:
- noon ; between’ the hours of 4
and 6 p.m. The class -is prim-
arily designed for boys and
girls to teach them -the basic:
fundamentals of gymmasties
including rhythm co-ordination
and balance with poise.

There will be two classes

each week with the 6-8 year
ald boys and girls participating
every Tuesday and ‘Thursday
from 4-5 pm. The second
class will also be twice weekly
on the same days but will be
for boys and girls (9-12) years
from 5 - 6 p.m,
- The only charge will be for
people that are not community
centre members, and they may
do so by purchasing one at the
community centre recreation
office for only $2 which en-
titles them to participate in
any recreational activity, year
round sponsored by the recre-
ation commission.

The instructor for the class
will be Mrs. Komlos.

The recreation commission
recommends that people in the:
Terrace area take an interest
in the men's basketball tourna-
meut which is scheduled for
the Community Centre on Fri-
day evening and all day Satur-
day with teams from Kitimat,
Hazelton, Prince Rupert, and
Aiyansh.

The proceeds of this tourna
ment will help assist with the
financing of minor basketball
in Terrace. .

Note of Interest — The total
attendance at the community
centre for January was 4494
people participating in recrea-
tional activities, either by tak-
ing an active part physically or
otherwise,

People in Terrace might be
interested to know that there
is an active lapidary club in
town, They meet every Tuesday

_ and Thursday at the community

centre and have the -necessary.
equipment for cutting rock and
making jewellry

Adult Tennis will be changed
from Tuesday evening te
Wednesday, time 7 - 9 p.m.

from Tuesday to Wednesday
night commencing at 9 p.m
Ladies’ volleyball has been.
moved from the Clarence Mich.
del School to the Community.

. Centre on Tuesdays with gamed,

scheduled at 8 and 9 p.m.
Senlor Citizens’ Whist Club—
‘The whist club originally organ-.
bed‘ at the Elke fall will bej
‘aotive évery week now In the

- Wommunity:. Centra from 7:80
“00°. 10:80° Pan. on ‘Tuesdays.

Be

SUNDAY

8:00 News, Sports & Weather 9:03 Old Songs Old Melodies hour.

815 Voice of Prophecy

8:45 Gospel Lite Hour

9:15 Back To God. Hour

9:45 Home & Hiway

10:00 Sunday Morning
Magazine

10:30 Carl Tapscott Singers

11:00 Zion Baptist Church
Service

12:00 Home & Hiway

! 13:15 News

12:25 Sports

12:30 Home & Hiway

12:55 Provincial Affairs/

Nations Business

1:00 CEC News

1:03 Capitol Report

1:30 Home & Hiway .
2:00 PNW Hockey, Kitimat at

Smithers .
4:30 NHL Hockey, Toronto at
Boston.

6:50 News

7:00 Home & Hiway

7:30 Master Control

8:00 News

8:03 CBC Showcase

9:00 Symphony Hall
10:00 CBC News ~~ ""
10:15 Hour of Decision
10:45 Home & Hiway
11:00 CBC News
11:03 Project 's7

MONDAY + FRIDAY

6:00 CBC ‘News
6:10 Breakfast Club
7:00 Newa
7:05 Breakfast Club
7:30 News
8:05 Sports
8:10 Regional and Local News
8:15 Thought for the Day
6:20 Breakfast Club -
8:30 Preview Commentary
8:35 Breakfast Club
8:55 Personal Shopper
9:00 CBC News
§:10 Message time
9:16 Nine till Noon
10:00 News
10:05 Five Rases Sweepstakes
10:10 Nine Til Noon
10:30 Women's World .
10:35 Bulletin Board
10:55 Assignment
11:00 News
11:05 Nancy Edwards Reports
11:07 Nine Till Noon
12:15 Pet Parade
11:20 Nine Till Noon

‘11:30 Stork Club (Tuesday and

Thursday)
11:35 Assignorent
11:40 Nine Till Noon
11:55 rent
12:00 Radio Market Place
12:05 Luncheon Date
12:15 News
12:25 Sports.
12:30 Regional and Local News
12:35 Stock Quotes
12:40 Heartbeat in Sport
12:45 Luncheon Date
1:00 Home & Hiway
140 Asalgnment -
145 Home & Hiway
2:00 CBC News
2:03 Schools Broadcast
2:30 Matinee with
. Pat Patterson
3:00 News |
3:05 Message time
3:30 Radio Market Place
- 3:35 Home & Hiway
3:65 Assignment

- #:00 CBC News
Soccer will be rescheduled .

4:03 Cangdian Roundup |
4:10 Home & Hiway |
4:55 Assignment
$:00 News —
$:05 Around Town
5:20 Home & Hiway
6:00 News © uc

6:10'Stock Quotes”
6:15 Sports ° |

6:20 Radio Market Place

| 6:25 ‘Home & Hiway
7:00 News
7:05 DiskADisc

' | g.00-CBC News

at ee -

‘ 10:80 Jazz: Cangiiang

MONDAY: NIGHT

8:33 Dial-A-Dise

3:45 Checkpoint

9:00 Country Magazine
10:60 CBC News
10:30 Best of Ideas
11:00 News
11:05 Sports
11:10 Heartbeat in Spart
11:15 Dial-A-Dise

TUESDAY NIGHT

7:30 Christian Frontiers
4:00 CBC News

8:08 Disl-A-Dise

9:33 Music Dlary

10:00 CBC News .

10:30 Dial.A-Dise

11:00 News
11:05 Sports
12:10 Heartbeat in Spact
11:16 Dial-A-Dise

WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
8:03 Songs from Portugal
8:30 Dial-A-Disce

9:00 Midweek Theatre

i0:00 CBC News

10:30 DialkADise

11:00. News, Sports:

11:10 Heartbeat in Sport.
11:15 Dial-A-Dise

THURSDAY NIGHT
8:03 Dial-A-Dise
8:30 Conceris érom Two
Worlds

10:00 CBC News

10:15 Home & Hiway

10:30 Dial-A-Dise ©

11:00 News

11:05 Sports

11:10 Heartheat ‘in ‘Sport
11:15 Dial-A-Dise

FRIDAY NIGHT
6:03 French Music Program
3:30 Dial-A-Disc :
9:00 1987 And All That
10:00 CBC News
10:30 Dial-A-Dise
11:00 News
11:05 Sports
11:10 Heartheat in Sports
11:15 Dial-A-Dise :

' SATURDAY
8:00 CBC News :
6:10 Home & Hiway
7:00 Newa . :
47:05 Home & Hy a
8:00 News

8:15 Thought for the Day
8:20 Home & Hiway
9:00 CBC Newa
9:10 Message Tims
9:15 Home & Hiway
6:55 News
10:00 Radio Rascals |
11:00 News ;
11:05 Home & Hiway
12:00 Radio Market Place

, 12:03 Home & Hiway’
12:15 News

12:25 Sport

"42:80 Regional and Local News |
. 12:35 Home & Hiway

2:00 News
2:05 UBC Digest

‘ 2:10 Homb & Hiway

3:00 Swing Dig

4:00 News

4:05 Message Time

‘4:10 Radio Market Place
4:15 Sound of Skeana
4:30 Home & Hiway

5:00 Newa sis

§:05 UBC Digest

"B10 Home & Hiway”

6:00 News

16:10 Sports

°@:15 Radlo Market Place
7:00 News

- 9108 ‘Action Set-.

“8:00 News -

10:00 CBC News ©
10:08 Over The. Bdge .

4:00 News
12:06. Sports
“ana: ‘Tome & Twig

drawing board.

“Alcan 1 Gmnings Up

‘During Last Year

Bid For Holdout ©

Fails In Council

A bid by Councillor V. Jal-
liffe to hold up payment . of
$500, representing the balance
of a skidding contract,

Council session.

The bill, submitted by Little °

Equipment Company came in
for consideration discussion
when Councillor Jolliffe point-
ed out that-the original terms of
the skidding contract allowed
for termination at every 50
hour interval.

Total cost. of machine time
for removal of trees from
Upper Little Park amounted to
$1560.

Councillor Norton: ‘held out
for payment of dhe account
claiming the work was carried
out properly and under terms
of the original contract. She

also palnted out that logs taken .

from the jobsite netted the
Municipality upwards of $1000
when sold. ;

She pointed out that falling’
was thrown in free of charge’
by Little Equipment. She said
the hiring of a faller with a
powersaw ‘would have been im-
possible at less than $35. 00 Per

- The original contract in the
dispute called for $10.00 an
hour for machine time. The.
contractor specified 150 hours’
of work eompleted at the site.

Little Park was cleared last
year after trees on the site
were termed dangerous because
of their high rot content. In
removing the dangerous trees
it was necessary {9 remove’

those which had not yet been:

affected by decadence,

The Municipality is currently, °

using the park as a gravel pit.’
Plans for its development as a
public park are now on the:

was.
’ defeated at the last Municipal

‘e@onductors which

‘Alcan Aluminum Limited's consolidated net incom
for 1966 is estimated at $77.6 million, an increase. o

24 percent over the previous record. earnings of $62.

million_in. 1965,.

Profit applicable to common
Shares, after ‘dividends on ‘the
Company's convertible’ - shares,
was $2.41 per share in 1966 as
compared with $1.98 per share
in 1965.

The 1965 results reflected a
non-recurring charge of $5.4
million or 37 cents per common
share.

The 1966 cesults do not In.
elude a gain of $12 million
from the sale of heavy copper |
has -
credited directly to earned
surplus. These copper ales
arose through the replacement
of capper bus bars with larger

aluminum bus bars during the

modernization of some of the
Company's smeltere in Quebec,

Consolidated sales and oper-
ating revenues in 1066 reached
an estimated total of $998 mil-
lion against $890 million
the preceding "year,
‘ments of aluminum produets in
‘all forms and in all markets
Cinciuding re-sale of low profit
purchased metal) reached a
dotal of 1,115,000 tons, an in-
crease of 12 percent over 1965
‘shipments of 993,000 tons.

Alcan’s smelters in Canada

‘in 1866 produced 788,500 tons
of primary aluminium compared
-with 728,400 tons in 1965. The
current operating plans provide
for Canadian production in ex-
cess of 900,000 tons in 1987
with further new facilities in
British Columbia and modern-
jzed plants in Quebec scheduled
to enter production in the next
few months,

The number of Alean com-
mon shares issued and out-
standing on December 31, 19886,
was $1,137,066. By Jan. 17, 1867,

vithis number had risen to 0 Br

been".

Ship--

237.256, mainly -throiigh th
issuance of 1.1 railiion evumo: j

shares to acquire a 80 perc
imerest In A/S Aardal.
Sunndal Verk in Norway.

All preliminary’ financial re§
‘sults reported above are subs

ject to year-end audit and’

stated -in Canadian dollars. Tha

Company's ennual report
shareholders will be mailed
the early days of March,

Terrace
Drugs

Kalum St. 5 S
Open Sunday 12-2 ‘p.m.

“Your Rexall Stores”

Lakelse |

“Super-Valu Shopping
Centre

Vi 3-5617
Open Sunday 7-9 p.m.

DRUGS - SUNDRIES

Pharmacy,

PRESCRIPTION SERVICE

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...» And Prices hard to believe ! Be: sare and
look over. our stock of GOOD: USED CARS. before

you_buy ! |

1965 BUICK 2-Dy, HARDTOP
Only 18,000 miles .......

anon ~

2895 _

-Top condition, only 22,000 miles

1963 OLDSMOBILE

1965 DODGE POLARA
880 4-Dr. Sedan
V8, automatic, power
staering, radio

59505

” gutomatic

41895

1964 CHEVROLET 2-pr. ff

1964 CHEVROLET 4-Dr.
oor standard

"1895

1963 DODGE 4-Dr.

~ "1595,

. ven FOKD 2-Dy. Sedan "3199 5

| 1 64 FORD 4-Dy. Sadan “sl 59 5

1964 PONT IAC 4-Dr,

Sedan, V8, automatic ..

|. 1963 PLYMOUTH,
. 6-cyl.,: automatic .........

“1963 ‘RAMBLER, |

5, standard, radio ........

T1963. CHRYSLER 4.be,
Fully equipped, PS & PB

’ 6-eyl., auto.,

1495
"1285"

* 895
1895

1962, PLYMOUTH,

1962, PONTIAC 4-Dr,
6-cyl,,. standard «oc...

1961 CHEVROLET. -
6-cyl., automatic -

..1961. CHEY! RULET, |
“6-eyl.- ‘standard -

1960" curvRourr,
6-cyl,, standard os

11095

radio . ateaes

$1095

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