Page 10 Wednesday, October 4, 196

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

NO. COCKTAILS AT FIVE . Pods
Snuffy drove the Goose

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club. because he has been a ‘ "
member for70 years. In that Phone For Appointment 635-5201 ,

Use Terrace Herald Classified

By RUTH HALLOCK: time, he figures he has drunk
Allow me to introduce Bill Ryan, public relat- ‘eo 8 @ more than 100,000 pints of been
fons officer for MacMillan Bloedel Industries

GOING ‘ROUND

_ On Friday at noon, the story was much the
samo, Only the weather had been changed to
protect the innocent, = .

Instead of flying. off into. the sunset we
flew off into a raging onset and orca more
"Snuffy" manned the driver’s seat.

Limited,

Allow me to introduce Bill Fletcher, business
editor for the Vancouver Sun,

Allow me to introduce Lloyd Barrett, editor
of the Kitimat Northern Sentinel. :

And most of all — allow me to Introduce a

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come into the picture?

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name, I shall call Snuffy",

The first three gentlemen made up the better -
three quarters of a press contingent that visited
the MacMillan Bloedel operations at Juskatla
and Skidegate on the Queen Charlotte Islands
last Thursday and Friday. I made up the other

+ » *

He squeezed us all neatly into a Grumman

Goose, placing me carefully

When he called for the maps I began wondering
if I was carrying enough combustible material
in my handbag with which to set up a smoke

in the ballast

Seat, aid then sucking on his pipe, ran his signal,

There was a time during the flight to Prince
Rupert from Sandspit that] actually contemplated
the temperature of the saltchuck, the height of
the waves, the wet strength of a paper bag
lunch clutched in my hand since Juskatla, ard the
durability my own intestinal fortitude,

The cloud was all around us like thick soup -

—_ ‘ quarter. and ‘Snuffy?’ kept squinting from side to side id
Buy Then roll in_and “Snutty’ was a full four quarters ali by as if he were looking for somo landmark 7
himself, long since lost in the fog. ;

. : ; fingers through his crew cut and wound the To me, a non-seasoned flyer, the trip was Bf
Red Stripe Tire with every three at the regular hardy old bird up for take off. just aitghtly unnerving, To the rest of the ‘ :
price, We also have special prices on our winter Then in traditional alrline stewardess style, passengers, all men and obviously all seasoned, ;
tires. our pilot, yelled back to us; “Okay ladies it was a nothing trip and to our pilot it was _
and gentlemen, you’re nowtravellingfirstclass, just a happy little jaunt over to Rupert, regard- if
we'll have a hot meal served in just afew less of a bit of weather, . i !
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Make use of our Car Wash and Expert Tune-up Service mie all” tastoraa ‘our ° seatbelts” aid rete : , § * 8 : r |
with three mechanics to serve you, : ° fon 3 pan hy
looking forward to those five o’clock cocktails, Anyway — it was fun, Especially when he ie
“You all set back there?” came the voice walked the Goose right into the hangar at yo!
from the cockpit, Seal Cove telling us it was justanadded.service' { \
Everybody nodded andless thanfifteen minutes for passengers during the rainy season, ; ;
TERRACE fHOME) SERVICE later the Goose was walking up the beach at “Guaranteed delivery without getting a bit :
Juskatla, . wot,’? the man said. id
Cor, Lakelse & Eby Phone 635-6660 = a —_ :
| ay = | Laing to speak :
at Northern BC.
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STOR-ALL BUILDING teachers meet aoe | .
all metal construction boked enamel finish Minister of Indian Affairs’ A medical bill. A clothing bill. A car repair :

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available in three sizes

complete DOeDO and up

DAILY SERVICE

from

VANCOUVER - PRINCE GEORGE - EDMONTON

NORMAL SCHEDULE TIMES
LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.M. DAILY
EXCEPT SATURDAY & SUNDAY

TO ARRIVE

BURNS LAKE, TOPLEY, HOUSTON
SMITHERS, HAZELTON, TERRACE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY & MONDAY

Agency and Terminal Facilities at all Points
Call George Dyer, Phon 7

635

MR. AND MRS. JAMES H

tS tat:

ILTON BRICKLEY .

Terrace man wed at

-Hundred-mile House —

One of the oldest comuununites in British Columbia was
the place chosen for the August Sth wedding of a Terrace
man and his bride from 93 Mile House, ,

“| | MacKay, 695-2444,

Museum wants
wartime relics

For a special display being
planned in the Terrace Myseym
to commemorate Rembrancte Day
on November 11th,

The list of wants includes rifles
from either World Warlor World
War 2, posters from WorldWarl,

| Lindsay Morrissen material, uni-

forms, newspapers, dispatch

'| papers and maps from both con-
| flicts, Rocky Mountain Ranger
}| material, photographs, helmets,

boots, puttees and ordinances,

The materials loaned to the
Terrace Museum Society for the
display will be fully insured

|| against loss or damage, .
Display items: may be left at

the Terrace Museum, in the

‘| public library building or ar-

rangements for pickup may be
made by contacting James

A candlelight service in the
United Church at 100 Mile House,
B.C. provided the setting for
the wedding of James Hilton
Brickly and Miss Valerie Anne
Thorsteinson, ~.
Rev, H.R, Hunt officiated at
the 6 pm. double-ring cere-
mony uniting the only daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Thorsteinson of 98 Mile, and
the only son o Mr, and Mrs,
dames C, Brickley of Terrace,

Given In marriage by her
father the bride wore white peau
de sole with lace overskirt en-
train and lily point sleeves,
White satin slippers matchedher
gown, ;

A shoulder length veil was

white organza roses and seed
pearls, and she wore a pearl
nechiace, ’

The bridal bouquet consisted
of a cascade of deep red roses,
interlaced with satin ribbons,

Attendants were Miss
Marilyn Thorsteinson and Miss
Linda Thorsteinson, cousins of

qi the bride and Miss Linda Jean

Brickley, sister of the groom,
Flower girl was Miss Denise
Flaherty, in maize brocade, car.

1| rying a nosegay of yellow roses

and forget-me-nots,
Ring bearer
Frankie Huber,

Mr, Harold Wilkie was best
man and ushers were Mr, Steve
Herpberger and Mr, John
Palahicky of Terrace,

At a reception in 100 Mile
Community Hall, beautifully de.

was master

held in place with clusters of |-

Arthur Laing will be guest
speaker at the Northern B. C,
Federal Teachers Association
convention, -. :

He isscheduledto speak follow.
ing a banquet on Friday evening,
October 6 at the Hot Springs
Resort, :

The annual meeting starts.
Thursday, October 5 with two
other speakers scheduled to be
heard, . .

ico will. both address the con-
vention, .

An invitation to attend the lec-
tures has been extended to all
interested persons, Convention
fee is $15.00 but Thursday night's
session will be open at nocharge
for anyone wishing to attend,

"R,. W. Hunter, president of
the NBCFTA, said this week:
‘Renaud and Zintz are top men
in the field of cross-cultural

‘jeducation, With the. increasing 1
number of native pupils attend. | +4
ing Terrace schools, I believe-| :

that the teachers and public need
to be informed on the problems

of integration and thenative pupil: .
learning in our system of urban, ||

industrially-orientated education,
Calla Bros.
low bid on
_ weigh scale

Logging trucks that pull intg| ‘
-Terrace’s new weigh station next| -

Spring will do business on a big
scale,” . “:

Low bid on the government
weigh-scale station projected for
the junction of Highways 25 and
16, was $20,825, submitted
by Calla Brothers Construction
Lid, of Vancouver. -

High bidder, Strachan Con-
struction, submitted at $33,794,

Bidding closed on September 8
but the Department of Public
Works has not yet made anaward
announcement,

Local truck loggers recently
expressed no grave concernover
the weigh-scale station system.

.The general feeling here was
that a weight restriction system
for logging trucks would likely
prove beneficial to operators,

LARD LOST
IN THORNHILL

. Thornhill Calorie Counters
Club lost a total of 28 pounds
of avoirdupois last month and
three members took home prizes,
* Gerry Orde and Delores Kerr
each received acorsage for being

bill: They all seemed to come at once. Jack -

needed money.ina hurry, ‘
‘Answer: A Niagara Loan. Jaok talked it over

_ with the manager of the nearest Niagara
“Office. Besides getting the money, he gota .
fat of good advice on budgeting. With a

Niagara Loan,

bills at onetime, And repay the loan on easy ~
terms to suit his budget.

When you need extra money for any good
.raason, you can expect the same courteous,
quick service at any one of 300 Niagara offices. ;

CASINGS; ETC.

Member of the (fad)Group of Companies

Jack was able to pay all his

Father Andre Renaud, Can. | |

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orated with pink and white bells : Het .
fd atreamers, the ‘principals battlors ofthe wee US i Talented
receive eee their parentsin | “Sherrie Hill topped everyone arente

“Oo mene. "|-for. the month and won a@ free Ameri
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f | dition i*, fe parents of the! The Calorie Counters Chub
a elu ed; Mr, and Mré.! meets every Tuesday evening at ry.
ohn Palajicky; Mr, and Mrs.! thorahill Elementary School. 6.
John Haaland; Mr, and Mrs, R Weigh-in time is 8 o'clock, Night
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gular meeting of T. 0, P, S,
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly),
Mrs,, Vi Gordon volunteered:

B| to alt while special guests Lor-

raine. Byrd: and = Agnes Motz
‘demonstrated ‘the proper way to
apply facial make-up, | -

Nineteen members attended te

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