OTTAWA —Both chicken and
egg prices may rise, though eggs
will go lower in early May,
according to the May Food
Catlook prepared by CDA's Eco-
nomics Branch,

Beef — With adequate supplies
little change in prices is
expected,

VICTORIA (CP) —-Bob Howard,
manager of an appliance store.
here, is putting the finishing
touches on a three-sea hover-
craft he built the hard way.

He admits he designed the half-
ton machine virtually by the seat
of his pants,

The craft, powered by a res
built 30-horsepower car engine
and designed with retractable
wheels, is expacted to get its

low,

first outing this summer

appointed to do.

:

Pork —Prices may rise
moderately as slaughter supplies
decline seasonally,

‘Eggs —Prices will reach a
low in early May and rise there.
after, .

Chicken —Broiler prices will
be firm to stronger due to the
seasonal rise in demand,

Turkey —Prices for broiler
and medium weight turkeys may
be up due to reduced marketings
and 2 stronger demand, Because
of large stocks, prices of heavy
weight turkeys will likely remain

Apples . —With “an  above-
average supply of apples from
Controlled Atmosphere storage
and a strong demand, prices will
be fair to rising.

Onions — Canadian grown sup.

plies are below average and wil!

CDA predicts food price changes

be supplemented by imports but.

prices will move higher.

Potatoes --With sluggish
movements and larger imports
prices will remain weak in the
East but stronger in the West,

Tomatoes and Cucumbers —

orga Rie TAS we:

Hothouse production is coming -
to a peak in southern Ontario
and B, C, and prices may weaken |f

slightly,
Rutabagas

lower than last year.

TERRACE HERALD, ‘TERRACE, B.C.

—Domestic sup-/f
plies are adequate and prices are |B

Teachers urge smaller classes

British Columbia's teachers
continued their drive to
hold down the number of students
in their classrooms during the
B, C, Teachers’ Federation con-
vention last week in Penticton,

Teachers may report situa.
tions they consider unacceptable
to the Federation and if the
federation agrees it can advise’
the teachers not to work and will
pay their salaries,

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Terrace Co-op Shopping Centre

The Plumbing, Heating and the Ventila

ting. . . a major part in any new building -
And a mojor part in the new Terrace

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One of ihe resolutions aimed
at improving teachers’ work
conditions put a limit of 39 stu.
dents in a class or 30 in first.
year classes, :

Earlier, delegates approved a
$3-a-head levy to finance a cam-
paign against a new education
financing formula passed by the
provincial government at the last
session of the legislature,

TERRACE CO-OF Introduced
its new milllon dollar addition
this week, In pictures on this
Page (top) expanded hardware}
and sporting good section on
ground floor and (lower) ex-
“panded food department, See
also page 5 for story, picture.

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West Coast Indians’ as far-as is

VICTORIAMCP). Provincial ars
cheologists are taking another
look at a small fired clay head
discoyered on the west coast
19 years ago in the light of
recent indications that Orien-
tals may have visited the area
more than 1,400 years before the
first European explorers.. _-

Tho clay head was found.on

_Japanese first to.

ed into the mainstream of the
prevailing Indian civilization, -
~ While historians and arehe ec.
ligists are in general agream

Het a.number of Chinese junks
found their way to the North
american Coast ' before - the
americat went ten there Waa |
no. evidence until 1965 that

__- Wednesday; May 1, 1968.

America?

Ortentals had made any attempt
to settle.In the Americas,

In that year U.S. archeolog-
ists uncovered a‘site in Ecu-
dor that convinced many experta
that a’ Japanese people had set-
tled there. about 3,000 years ago

The alte produced masses of

Saturne Island by. a tourist and
has been in the Provinelal Muys-
eum here ever since, The head
has slanted eyes -ard-.a tuft of

hair. on top, reminiscént of art
‘forms in Japan around 300.

Tho most tmportant factor,
say the. archaclogista, is: that
it is made ‘of fired clay the
technique wes never used by

known, All this leads the arch.
eologists to believe it may have
been left behind by Oriental set.
tlers, who eventually disappear.

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