PAGE AS, THE HERALD, Friday, May 20, 1977

Some five years ago 1 local fisherman spent four racoons in this neigh- Now whenever a couple were given tickets to the name robably. should
‘wrote to the Herald after an days out with his soninlaw bourhood. chiropractor is established Hawaii at a special dinner have been Art Collinson, as
in ies copie Se ahs et Ne hats Letter from Masset, | Brecerintietat Diecliics aig at gioatisass tana
testa espray useden valued at $4,000, so if one very nice letter from Ro: 5 en me to get ou ectors a anager o: st name.
pray M y rom asse ’ for a atite in his og car, Delmas Cooperative Since the speaker is now 71

the highway between
Terrace and Prince Rupert
was as “harmless as table
salt.” It seems to have
taken awhile for thr in-
formation about these

can put up with the constant
wave movement, there
are fish out there to be
caught.

For the past two days |
have managed to spend part

Bonisteel, Host of ‘Man

Alive’. [had written for a
copy of 'Intervention” and
bad also mentioned how
much we had enjoyed the
film shown of Aiyansh and

Queen Charlottes

We are gradually making

ogress.
Prvieda is now living in
Richmond handy to all

Association. However they
had been planning this trip
by camper before this so

ter Sam’s eyes were back
to normal (following an

and came here in 1910, it is
quite possible that he came
to the Masset area: from
Alaska. .

. shopping needs, but on the
sprays to become more of the time outin the flower theprogrammes that will be By Elvira Bryant fourth floor of a high rise operation earlier in the This past Friday was set
public. Ina recent edition of beds getting the weeds kept repeated was also sent. It apartment. This place of year), plans for the first aside for the Islands’ Sports
B.C, Today there is > very down. Itis most interesting would seem that if you residence does nat appeal to holiday were finalized. The Day. The morning wap wet

and miserable up unti] the

worthwhile article on pages
6 and 7 entitled “The danger
of phenoxy herbicides,”
written by Theodorne
Sterling. Dr. Sterling is a
professor of computer
science at Sin:un Fraser
University and the article in

estion was abridged from

e Humanist in Canada
magazine.

Reading about the birth
deformities that have
resulted from the use of the

_ Phenoxy herbicides, should

t any sensible person
irmiy against their use.
Also it seems it takes on the
average, 20 years to pass
between exposure to car-
cinogens and the subsequent
appearance of cancers. Our,
twenty years are just about
over and we are already
beginning to see a “‘steep
increase in every form of
cancer.” So between the
phenoxy herbicides and the
chlorinated hydrocarbons
we seem to be encouraging
the extermination of the
human race.

I should add that already
“so per cent of malfor-
mations reported by
delivering physicians in
British Columbia are of the
kind that have also been
observed in the offspring of
mice, hamsters, rats and
rabbits exposed to 2,4,5-T;

. spina bifad, hydrocephalus,
cleft palate and lip, and a
variety of musculo-skeletal
disorders.” The next time

- bags

to watch the growth of the
nts each day. At first I
ta detailed plan of just
where everything had been
ted, but lately there

't been enough room on

the original to add the new

additions, so one can only .

put in some sticks or stakes
and hope that these are not
blown over before the plants
take shape.

Ed Woode had to take
time out from constructing
the greenhouse, this week-
end, in order to make a
rabbit pen. (Lareina is
going to look after the rabbit
as one of the Brownie
tasks.( No doubt all will go
well until a stray racoon
comes along to look for a
feed of fresh rabbit! Tom,
the Baker, hag been giving
of bread crusts to the
Woodes for the birds across
the way. Just recently
when one bag had been left
outside for a short time, a
racoon came along for his
share of the ‘goodies.’
Tanis was able to take three
pictures of the intruder, so
now we know there are

really enjoy watching some
of = our television
programmes, the pearl
who are involved with their
presentation, would really
appreciate a few lines from

‘ou.
" It wa a little over two
months: ago that 1 was
surprised one day to see
“Father Blythe” in Delmas
Coop-in fact I was not sure
whether it really was he, so
later phoned up Rev. lan
MacKenzie and as 4 result
of the call, had a con-
versation with ‘Father
John.” (He rode with us
from the Lava beds to
Terrace one time and we
had also met hefore at
Aiyansh, socially. (
When it came time. to do
tthe weekly column, I found
out John Blythe is now
Archdeacon of New
Aiyansh, and he had been
here to give a Workshop on
MMinistry at St. John’s
Church,HHaida. He had
also been at St. Paul’s
Church, Masset the
following day when an in-
duction service was held for

SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO, 88 (TERRACE)

Applications are invited for the position’ of full-

wardens and

members.

Today I received a very

nice letter from
Desreux, who has

back to Canada ‘from
Australia as hall
planned before her husband ~
_ I believe I
ina previous

died suddenly.
mentioned

letter as David was a
chiropractor at Kitimat
when we were living there
during the construction
days. At that time doctors
and chiropractors were not
working as well together for
the benefit of people as they
are today, and David spent
part of his time selling cars!

vestry

Frieda
* fnoved

‘been

See The
Frontier

“Spaceships”
for 1977

me, but then I have not been
living for many years in
Queensland, Australia,
which could make.quite a
difference. .

Sam and. Jessie Simpson,
who have lived in this area
for many years, have left on
their tour of British
Columbia, andsome parts of
the United States. This

THE LARGEST SELECTION
IN THE B.C. NORTHWEST

Hawaii trip may be saved
until the winter time.

It was very interesting
this morning to hear
someone from this area
speaking of the days when

2 deer were in herds here.
The announcer said Art
Collins would be speaking
tomorrow again, but people
I have spoken to today say

time that the bus arrived
from Queen Charlotte City
with participants from the
ssouthern parts. After that
the sun stayed out for the
balance of the meet, and
even though the wind kept
the temperature down, it
was an ideal day to compe

on. .

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spraying it would be as well
to give them your own
support!

We have been having
many nice sunny days late
on the Charlottes. The wind

payable experience an asset. Please supply
written resume with application to:

School District No. 88 (Terrace)

Travel Trailers and Vai. Conversions.

continues to blow each day Box 159,

ugh and those who wen

to enjoy the beach this past Terrace, 8.C. V8G 4A7, |
week-end needed to be

bundled up in warm winter or call 635-4931,

garb in order to contend
with the cold.

The B.C. Canuck went out
this past Friday and will
probably not be back until

3 coming Thursday. One

Total full

Salary:

Counsellor
Duties:

students.

Duties;

Qualifications:

’ pointment.

Mr. V.E. Rozee,

Assistant to the Secretary-Treasurer, for ap-

NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Northwest College serves the region from Queen Charlotte islands to
Houson. The major physical facilities are in Terrace, but there are
substantial programs in the other communities in the College region.
and part-time enrolment

The college has vacancies in the following positions:
Co-ordinator of Vocational and Trades Training Programs.

Duties: This is a new position. The appointee will be expected to
develop and co-ordinate vocational and trades programs
in the various communities served by the College. Con-
siderable travel in the College region will be necessary.
Qualifications: Preference will be given to persons with experience in
industry or business as well as teaching and ad-
ministrative experience in the vocational area. -
The appointee will be placed on the vocational salary scale
according to training and experience.

Appointment Date: July 1, 1977.

This is a new position. the Appointee will be the only full-
time Counsellor at the College, and will be responsible to
the Director of Student Services. Duties will invoive
program and job and career counselling, as well as ad-
vising students regarding financial aid. Most of the duties
will involve working with Vocational and Trades Training

Qualifications: Preference will be given to persons with experience in
counselling vocational and trades training students.

Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Appointment Date: July 1, 1977

Psychology Instructor

Teaching first and second year psychology courses in
various communities served by the College. Considerable
travel and evening teaching may be required. .

M.A. in psychology.
Salary; According to scale to be negotiated with Faculty.
Appointment Date: August 15, 1977.

Apply with curriculum vitae and names of three referees to:

is about

1500 = students.

*

FOR MAYOR
SURNAME

ATOM

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DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE OF POLL

Public Notice is hereby given to the
electors of the municipality aforesaid
that a poli has become necessary at the
election now pending, and that | have

OTHER NAMES

OFFICE

‘TERM:

Dealer Nos. 25013 & 25014

granted such poll, and, further, that the -
persons duly nominated as candidates at
the said election, for whom only votes
will be received, are:

Maroney

FOR REGIONAL BOARD DIRECTOR:

Sharon

‘David

Mayor

Mayor

Balance

Balance

of 1976-1977 term

of 1976-1977 term

3308 Pheasant St.

RESID. ADDRESS | OCC!/PATION
4013 Yeo Street .

Homemaker

Businessman

OTHER NAMES

OFFICE

‘TERM

RESID. ADDRESS

‘ OCCUPATION

SURNAME |

Jolliffe

Pease

Such poll will be held at the Clarence ©
Michiei
nasium, 3430 Sparks Street, Terrace,
British Columbia, on Monday, June 4th,
1977 between the hours of 8:00 o’clock in

Victor

David

Elementary School

Reg. Board Dir.

Reg. Board Dir.

Gym-

Concurrent with
term on Council

Concurrent with
term on Council

~

4623 Hillcrest Ave.

4826 Halliwell Ave.

Consultant

Accountant

ADVANCE POLLS will be held at the
District of Terrace Municipal Building,

3215 Eby Street, Terrace,
Columbia, between the hours of 7:00
o‘clock in the forenoon and 8:00 o’clock
in the afternoon, on Monday, May 30th,
1977 and at Mills Memorial Hospital,

British

2711 Tetrault Street, Terrace, British

Columbia, between the hours of 4:00
-.o‘clock in the afternoon and 6:00 o’clock
in the afternoon, on Friday, June 3rd,

1977, of which every person is hereby
required to take notice and govern
himself accordingly.

the forenoon and 8:00 o’clock in the

Or. D.V. George
Principal
Northwest Community College
Terrace, B.C. :

afternoon.

Given under my hand this 10th day of May, 1977. Murdo Macdonald

Returning Officer

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