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Hydro ineto
boost power.

to Alice Arm

Construction of 291-mile-long
138,000-volt transmission Line
linking Terrace with the B,C,
Molybdenum mining operation at
Allce Arm is now more than 60
percent complete,

_ Stringing of conductor Is well
advanced on the first 70-mile
long section extending north of
Terrace to the Nass, Rlyer,

The remaining 21-mile-long
section through to Alice Arm Is
Scheduled to be completed in
late August.

The powerline, one ofthe first
in Canada to utilize aluminum
towers, will be energized
initially in September at 60,000
volts,

As future demands in the
heavily mineralized region In-
crease, voltage will be stepped
up to 138,000 volts. .

The newtransmission line wl
carry power purchased by B.C,
Hydro from Alcan’s Kitlmat-
Kemano power system.

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Lakelse Lake Rood

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A ¥LUNGE DOWN THE EMBANKMENT on Highway 25 between the airport
and Terrace June 22 did extensive damace to the automobile but three women

inside were unharmed, Car apparently suffered a blowout in the right front |
tire causing the driver to lose control,

Prairie farmers
planting trees

REGINA (CP)+ Saskatchewan
farmers planted more than 7,000
miles of trees inflelds and road-
side hedges in the last 15 years
says horticultural expert Stan
Sheard,.

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on or ares by the’
jovernment of

ritieh Cott _

July i.

Saturday evening entertaln-
ment will be provided by Tom-
my Common and the Jubllation
Singers,

The three - day celebrations
have been organized by the Kiti-
mat Kiwanis Club,

Program opens with fireworks
Friday night.

Events will include games and
a dance at the arena as well
as dances at a number of other
halls In town,

The traditional pancake break-
fast on Saturday morning will
begin a full day of activities.

On Sunday, a special non-
denominational church service
will be held at Hirsch Creek
park in the morning followed
by 2 salmon barbecue and sports
afternoon,

GUIDE Laurie Hamer (above)
recelyed her all round cord ai
a candle-light ceremony. See
story below.

Stop, think,
fire chief
tells guides

Stop and think’’, sald Fire
Chief Andy Owens, at a candle
light ceremony honoring second
Kitsumgallum guide Laurle Ha-
mer,

Qwens was the guest speaker
at the ceremony where Commis-
sioner Pat Tucker presented
Miss Hamer with an All Round
Cord, the second highest achie
yement award In guiding.

Laurie lighted the candles held
by ten guides while the entire
company repeated the Ten Gulde
Laws,

‘Fire Chlef Owens spoke tothe
guides and theirguestsabout the
necessity of using common
sense at all times,

Ownes has been responsible
teaching most of Terrace’s
Guldes and Brownies the basic
rules of first aid and fire and
accident prevention,

‘Newdie truckers |
form association
‘GANDER, Nfld, (CP). Truck

ers in this province have form-
ed the. Newfoundland and Labe.

‘|rador Truckers Association to

‘protect the general. welfare of
the industry and its mambers,
The assoclation seeks govern
ment passage of a motor car-
rier act and.the formation of an

ties, m, wet ee!

“Whoever. =<, Tpretara”

Parents and guests watched as ,

automotive board of # publie ult poe

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service ot. princes before: ‘his =|":

| duty to “hig Creator, willbe] °
late, to ent ;

Webster invited to
Kitimat festivities

KITIMAT + Vancouver radio hotliner Jack Webster will be
4@ special guest at Kitlmat Centennial Dominion Day Celebrations

“Forelgn Jood enthusiasts will
have the opportunity to try out
specialty foods prepared by the
many ethnic groups of Kitimat
at the Internatlonal Food Fair
July 1.

VOLUNTEER NURSES NEEDED FOR
CAMP FOR RETARDED CHILDREN

“There must be a nurse in Terrace who could spare eight
days thls summer to assist a group of retarded children who.
want to go tc camp,’’ said Mrs, Mary Bush,

Mrs, Bush Is the president ofthe Terrace Retarded Children’ s
Assoctlation.

She said the association Is desperately in need of a qualified
nurse who could volunteer her services for eight days in the
later part of August to assist retarded children at the McClure
Lake Summer camp,

_Eight youngsters from the Peter Pan School In Terrace will
be attending the summer camp,

| CBC museum to are
Ouimet’s first TV set ~

TORONTO (cP) - Exhibits intended for a Canadian birdadeast
museum are stored in parcking crates at the rear of. ‘a downtown.

CBC storage warehouse, says museum curator Jack

The exvbibiis will stay there
until the CRC bullds its project.
eq multi-million-dollar Toronto
headquarters, When the bulld-
ing is completed the museum
will be permanently displayed in |.
its foyer,

Mr, Brickenden isCBC? s pro

motion manager and tends the:

museum only. in his spare time,
Among the prize exhibits in
his charge are:
A 1932 TY receiver, the first
in Canada, built by retirlngC BC

president Alphonse Oulmet who.

was a partner in an engineering
company that hoped at that time
to make TV sets. .

A 1990 Blattnerphone, a fiat
tape recorder welghing half-a
ton and equipped. with a two-
mile-long metal tape. —

A gold-leaf microphone used
by King George VI during the
1989 royal visit,

A microphone, - handmade for
announcer Frank Willis for use

during the "1936 Moose Mine.

disaster.

Original . recordings of the.
_ Dionne quintuplets, : speeches by

the late Winston Churchill, and
former CBC announcer Peter
Stursberg
America to the war-time song
Lili Marlene for Sicily in 1944,

The museum, begun 10 years
ago, has not hesitated to make
its exhiblts avallable elsewhere,
Some lave been loaned to the

Canadian . National Exhibition .

and other fairs and some will
be on display at Expo 67 at
the Canadian Pavilion,

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Provincial Government: High!
ways Department this week has
called for tenders to. Diacktop
three sections of ‘Highways 16
covering Terrace to. Copper
River to Usk, Wh
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July 7, 1967.

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