Page 12

TERRACE “Omineca’’ HERALD, TERRACE,

B.C.

.

CWL Council Plans

Centennial Event

The Camolic Women’s
League Terrace Council held
its regular monthly meeting on
March 7 in Veritas Hall with
17 ladies present. Father Mo-
han directed the meating.

Plans were made to hold a
Centenniat Ball on April 22.
The ladies were ensouraged to
make Centennial dresses. A
menue was planned for an old-
fashioned hot sirpper.

The CWL convention will be
held in Prince George this year
on May 16 and 17,

New officers for 1987 will be
elected at the next regular FB
elected at the next regular
—

Kalum
ELECTRIC

* Malor liance
Sales e onan

% Electrical
Contractor

%& Residential
* Commercial

Cerner of Kalum and Park
Phone VI 3-2752

Motor Winding

ANYWHERE -

LUCKY | LIGHTS up for Canada" 5 birthday in
The Capital city’s newest and mast

iVictoria,

FREE ESTIMATES -
“Move Without Crating" * “Wite- Approved Moves"

© Local and Long Distance ®

TERRACE
TRANSFER

Agents For
North American Van Lines Ltd.

635-6354:

ANYTIME

These are the whiskers you missed this morning
because you don't have, good lighting in your
bathroom. Pity. Good lighting (the kind that goes,
with Medailion standards) makes everything look
brighter; the bathroom and you.

Write or call us today for the free, informative

Me booklet: “Bright Ideas for Bathroom Lighting.”
“a ; ++ B.c. HYDRO

; Your guide to good elaciric living.

spectacular night-time landmark is the brain
child of a group of Lucky Lager Brewery Victoria,

workers in

the Government Street plant in

. Wednesday,’ March 155 1987

“EVINRUDE -
Outboard ‘Motors .

Parts and Accesories

!

"Johnstone and Evinrude |
, Sales & Service (

Authorized Service Dept, |

‘| - For OMC Products -
‘.) [Smell Motor Repair
eae oe alts tape mot . Shop a:
“T think the engine is TERRACE =e OOF ASSN.

‘DAILY SERVICE

VANCOUVER - PRINCE GEORGE - EDMONTON |
NORMAL SCHEDULE TIMES _
LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.M, DAILY
EXCEPT SATURDAY & SUNDAY.

TO ARRIVE

BURNS LAKE, TOPLEY, HOUSTON DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY & MONDAY

Agency and Terminal Facilities at all Points:
Terrace: Call Gearge Dyer, Phone 635-6857

| accurate “heat loss” calculation.

') tion; if “it-is‘too smaMl; the fur-

dast week by 12 Ontario auto

a steering column bolts,

What's in A
House

THE HEATING SYSTEM {1}

A good, efficient heating sys-
tem is vital to home comfort
and it should be designed by
a qualified heating engineer or
by somcone trained {o do an

There are many important
things connected with the over:
all heating system and this as-
pect of house construction
should not be dealt with lightly.
For instance, if the cantrols
are not properly adjusted the
furnace will not operate ef-
ficiently and fuel consumption
will increase.

If the furnace is too large,
the owner will be wasting
‘money on ‘ah oversize installa-

nace will burn itself out. Large
window areas have a bearing
on heat loss. Other factors in-
clude materials used for the
walls and roof; the amount and
type of insulation; the use of
‘storm doors and double glazed
windows; exposure to winds;
and the average low temper.
ature in the area.

Most new houses are equip-
ped with a central heating sys-
tem designed cither for auto-
matie or partly automatic oper-
tion. Warm air and hot water
are the mast common ways of
heating a house, Recently, elec-
tric heating is also being used.
—_—___

Farm Forum

Contributed by D. HAVARD,
District Agriculturist
B.C, Dept of Agriculture

Trying to decide what to
seed for pasture and hay this
year? Seed is expensive and
you are heavily dependent on
the feed it will provide for the
success of your farm operation.
So a little pondering over seed
selection is justified.

Let’s talk about the legumes
and grasses known to be suit-
able for Central Interior soils
and conditions. Take a serious
look at alfalfa -—~ if your soil
type will permit economic
stand-establishment. This is a
big “if’.: Many. cattlemen have
trouble getting a stand estab-
lished and sensibly choose al-
ternates. But if you can grow
alfalfa you should. It’s one of
the top producers of palatable
nutrious feed. Cut at the right
stage and properly cured it will
provide most, if not all, of your
winter feeds. In this area it is
generally best grawn with
brome grass and such a mixture
can be used for hay or pasture
or both.

ii you can’t grow alfalfa
there are other good alternat-
ives. Alsike and timothy are
two old reliables. You only
have to walk aver some of our
old logging trails to note that
these two species are well
adapted. You will sometimes

Auto Plant Men
Lay Criticism

A seathing criticism of in-
spection standards in the (Can-
adian auto inudustry was laid
before a Commons committee

plant workers who said defects
lve cars are getting by the
serecning process, _

They listed dozens of in-
Stances of cars coming off
Chrysler, Ford and General
Motors assemBly lines with de-
fective brakes, missing wheel
nuts, leaking gas tanks, ‘loose
loose
motor mounts, faulty drive
shafls, sticky accelerators and
other defects,

The witnesses blamed the
situation on a reduction of in-
spection procedures designed
to speed the pace of product-
ion. It had started in earnest
three years ago.

GRADERS

Cat. 12

‘Huber 801

Ve

7 Phone. 635-2975

EQUIPMENT FOR RENT!

LOADERS

(Belt Type)
Athey Foree Feed

For: Picking up rack,
boulevards; streets, ote,

lowering

and
BH Cat

%y ‘Northern, Route ‘Equipment Ltd,

: “Reale : North Route see \

OBITUARY

CLIFFORD A, WARNER
White Rock, B,C,

Clifford Alonzo Warmer, a
well-known newspaper man in
North Central British Columbia
and father of Johnny Warner
of Terrace, died in White Rock,
Febuary 28, at the age of 69,

Funeral ser¥ice was held on
March 3, from Chapel Hill
Funeral Parlor, White Rock un-
der the auspicies of Branch No.
8, Royal Canadian Legion, Rev.
Howard Filsinger officiating.

Left to mourn his loss is his
wife, Winnie, a daughter, Bey.
erly, Mrs. S. R. Christiansen,
Prince George and two sons,
Earl of Vancouver and Johnny
of Terrace, :

Cliff Warner was born in
Angus, Ont, September 6, 1897.
His family moved to Barrie and
Cliff had his first newspaper
experience with the Barrie Ex-
aminer and later with the Salt
Ste. Marie Daily Star. ;

Following service in World
War 1 the late Mr. Warner

‘joined his brother Larry, Own-

er and publisher of the Interior
News, Smithers. He worked for
short periods with the Vernon
News and Powell River News,
as linotype operator.

In 1889 the Warner family
moved to Prince George and
‘Mr, Warner joined the Prince
George Citizen as mechanical
superintendent,

In 1047 Cliff Warner, Nestor
Hzowsky and. Harry ‘Kennedy
purchased the “Citizen” and
Cliff served as editor for nine
years,

Due to ill health he spent
two years in retirement in
Prince George before moving
‘to “White Rock in 1953. He
worked two or three days -a,
week on the White Rock Sun
as Linotype operator,

- In hls early days Clift Warn-
er. was. one: o£ : the putstending,

al Athletes’ of Central B.C,

see some red clover too, anoth-
er good legume fer our area.
And if you have a field which
is subject to flooding or an up-
land site which is blessed with
a good early-summer. moisture
condition, you might want to
try Reed Canary grass.

The list from which you have
to choose isn’t Jong but there

and strains within it which you
will do well to use,

Here they are: alfalfa —
Beaver or Rambler; brome —
Carlton ot Manchar (Carlton
has less tendency to creep and
form sod); red clover — Atla-

or®No, 1. local: timathy —
Climax; Red Canary grass —
Frontier.

are naw improved  selections| |

swede; alsike’ clover — Aurora:

WHEN YOU CALL:

Terrace Taxi _

“5050 _

What about “Birdsfoot Tre-
foil? Inquiries about it are fre-
quent hut researchers don’t
knew cnough about its adapt.
ability to make firm recom-
mendations yet: Viking and
Empire are two varieties you
might want to grow on a trial
basis. We hope to have inform-
ation on a seed source soon.
Recommendations used in
this article are meant as a
guide only. You will have to
run your own trials to find
What is best for you. It will
probably take a few years to
get the answers too but the
efforts will be worth . your

while, Many of you have :al-[:.
-Teady-reached dHig:point know: |-"

ing what to grow on your par-
ticular site.

Bet ar brates Mee bab ‘,

24 Hour Service

3% PROMPT

“HABIT. CALL .

* COURTEOUS
* SAFE.

OVER 11 NEW CARS TO: SERVE YOU.
QUALIFIED, SAFE DRIVERS, SPECIAL: OUT:
* OF-TOWN RATES, RELAX, GET THE TAX

is there
some car-safety you
need to buy?

KNOWS HOW

Get cash now . . . for new tires, camelete averhaul,
any good reason. A Niagara counsellor will talk aver
the amount and repayment schedule... and

tailor it to fit your budget. We believe

money and helpful planning go together.

Loans from $50 to $2500
NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED

‘Phone 635-6391
4641 baxelle, Ave, :

Mambar
ol the

Pb ayy. ch bayshin pet Group
of Companiss,