WEDNESDAY, AUGUST: 16; ‘agra

~orrawa: The Canada Post 1673
' Office today ‘announced. the
* .subjects chosen for the Special
‘and commemorative issues in
its 1973 Stamp Programme,

’ Jeanne Mance (1606- “1673), Will

. founder of: the Hotel-Dieu in

Montreal and the-first. secular.
“nurse in North America, wil be
a
= commemorative marking the |

the - subject of

-300th anniversary of the year in

. Which she died.

’

# to a new location late in 1972. The attractive, fully
J modern, new branch is part of an 18,000 square foot

: Commercial Development and will be located on
the corner of Lakélse Avenue and Sparks Street.
, The sarge. 3» 000 sq: bait office provides | for. upt to aie .

this birth,

_ Prince. Edward Island will be ©
~ featured in its centennial year

: Francois Xavier de Laval
(1623-1708), - first: bishop: of

, Quebec and founder of the
‘Séminaire de Quebec, will be

‘commemorated ‘with a stamp

upon the 850th say: of :
_ the year of his” birth. -

’ J.E.H. MacDonald (1873+

. 1992), famous Canadian painter

pnd one of the original members
: of oa
poimemorative marking the
OOLh anniversary of: the year of

on a commemorative. issue

«marking the 100th anniversary

of its enlry into Confederation
as Canada's seventh province in

"Nellie ‘MeCtung (1873-1880),
Canadian -writer,  temperence

leader. -and champion . of

woman's Tights in the 1620's,
“be remembered with an
issue commemorating the 100th

brn of the year af her ;

The Royal Canadian Moiinted
Police, founded’ in 1873 as the

North- West Mounted Police,

will be featured in an Issue
commemorating thier 100th
ann versary, . wy

Joseph Howe “(1804- -1073),

- journalist; orator, politician and.

premier‘of Nova Scotia during

- Canada's: “pre-Confederation

days, will. be. ; commeniorated
with a stamp upon .the “100th
anniversary of thé year of his

ath. :

Christmas stamps will be a

continuation of the annual issue
of special stamps for use on

7 Christmas mail.

Canadian Indlans, the new
series begun: in 1972 with the

* Plains ‘Indians ‘will: continue

with stamps featuring ‘the
culture of the Algonkian

Indians.

.tlectroni¢ age may ‘not. have

“anything in.common with each.

other, the Indians on Campbell
Island ate hoping to be able to to
. Strengthen ‘one. by using .the
‘other.
A closed circuit cablevision
system, which,

language. aspects of their
culture, is being proposed by
the band council... -

The project, to be worth a

total of $37,013.96 when finished, °
recéived.a shot in the arm: this.

‘week when it was announced

that a grant of $5,000 from the’

Department of Indian Affairs

and Northern Development was .

okayed.

‘The grant was given approval.
by the Department's Cultural -

‘Grants’: Committee . and
represenis the highest amount

the committee is is allowed to’
disperse.
Chief Ceci) Reid, who

submitted the ‘application for
the grant, said that, the
cablevision system, when in
operation, will provide a service ©
toan [ndiancommunity of 1,200. °
And, while one of ‘its main
functions will . be to assist in

‘reviving Indian culture on the

“Indian sane and a:
the. electronic : age:

While Indian culture and the :

Upon.
completion, will be used ‘to.
’” teach children of the Bella Bella:
-band diminishing -art: and

* Committee, - whieh

island, the closed’ circuit

‘television system will also be

used as an educational aid
amongst the band’s children,
“We. propose: to Install the

. necessary. “equipment in our

“school system. to allow us to use
video taped ‘educational

programs such as Seasame -

Street,” said Chief Reid,
Other money to help finarice

. installation of the system will

_ apparently be Sought from the
provincial government, while

some ‘band _Money will be .

added:

Other grants approved by the
commiltee included $3,600 ta the

North West Indian Cultural ,
Society.to operate an arts and
crafts. booth at hhe Pacific

National Exhibition | $1,000 to
Bella’ “Coola: «Ceremonial
Dancers and Singers to travel to

Victoria and participate in the —

: Quality housing for:

“man “on -the-street ~

annual Songhees Festival, and
$500 to. Klemiu. ‘Homemakers

_Club to purchase materials and

help pay’ costs-of:an arts: and
crafts course. - :
The Cultural Grants
has been.
meeting on. amonthly basis to
consider ‘applications, . is
composed of two:
representatives ‘of: the Union of
B.C, Indian Chiefs and one staff
member from. the Department

of Indian’ _ Affairs,

24 three bedroom houses, bigger and. belter than last year, :

M.W. Gaunt, Manager of Bank of Montreal in
Terrace, announced today that the Bank will move

. Featuring: ;

Economical naturai gas forced air furnace and hot’ water tank

tellers and easy customer. access both from a main
front entrance and a rear entrance off of a large

parking aréa.
Vancouver,
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Construction Ltd.

. Double sliding: aluminum. windows, storm-screen door

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novexiras”. water,

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Architect
Developer of the project is Terban
and . the contractor is Reddeny

is R.M. Romses of

- Phase {1 at Sav-Mor Builders |

+ plan for quality housing at man:
“on the street prices will be’
‘finished later this year when,

twenty-four houses are put up’

_for sale in ‘their second

subdivision.
The first,” built last year,

--eontained thirly-one dwelling
: units, all priced for the working

the latest venture is between
Pear Street and South Sparks in,

the southern part of Terrace |

and offers paved streets,

'50’x100' lots, water and sewer

hook-ups and, of course, the
houses themselves,
are three bedroom and although
built from the same basic plan
each has its own individuality
due to color schemes and
modifications, additions and
setlings,

The two subdivisions are part :

of the construction companies

bid to provide housing that @-
virtually anyone can afford. No §

sacrifices have been made in
- the quality of the homes, all are
built to CMHC -specifications.

When finished: the units .will,

be ready to move into, with alll

All units {

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