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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1874

‘SUICIDE

Joyce Ragan, of New Remo,
-apparently committed suicide
_. Saturday when she jumped in
front of a moving semi-trailer,

~ six:miles west of Terrace.

: THREE CAR
ACCIDENT

A three car accident took
place east of Terrace, Sunday
afternoon, when a vehicle
: driven by Tim Smyth, of
Terrace, was passing a vehicle
driven. by, Dennis, Drivnenki,
also of Terrace. Apparently the
Drivnenki vehicle pulled oul to
pass a third vehicle, driven by

- Norman: Dent,’ of" Vancouver, .

_ just as the Smyth Vehicle pulled
. alongside. Total damage to the
“ three vehicles is estimated al
$1400, * Charges of passing
_avhen unsafe (o do so are being
‘pressed against Drivnenki.

) INcouRT

Fed. ;Spoonder - impaired

- ‘driving - fined $950 or 20 days in
: dati. a .

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“Next Sunday, July 14, the

Alliance: Gospel’ Chapel will

“/ : have as a guest speaker, Frank

“Peters, who with his wife Marie,
willbe leaving - shortly for
mission work in Indonesia. This

is of special interest lo Terrace ©

residents. because Frank is the
gon:of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Peters St, long lime residents of
Terrace-now living in Crestan.
. Frank grew up in Terrace,
allending -local schools *. and
graduating from the local high
school.’ li. was at the Gospel
Chapel:.thal he received. his
Sunday -Sehool and church
-apaining and, was an_ active
leader in lhe Young People’s
Fellowship. {1 was while he was
_ a‘leen-ager thal he felt called to
lhe work ‘of Missions, par-
ticularly the field of Indonesia.
~ With this in mind he enrolled at

: Canadian Bible College in’
Needs of the Physically
| Handicapped |

Really

He sure to mark on your
calendar the meeling- of the
advisory Commillee an the
Needs, of the Physically Han-
dicapped. They are responsible
io the Minister of Human
Resources, and their job is ta
accept briefs, hald. open forum
meetings and view facililies
presently: available lo. the

. physically handicapped.
When ‘you. come “to . the
meetings, be prepared [0 ex-
press your views .on Ar-
chitectural . barriers and
‘housing, Income, Security,

Employment, Education,

- Recreation, Personal attendant

- teare and health care benefits,

-+"andTransportation. These are

only a-few.of the topics. If you

_ feel strongly about, or. are in-

‘terested: in, a different topic.
come and be ‘heard, :

_ The meetings are“open to the

‘Handicapped, rehabilitation

“workers, support service

“> "personnel, as well as interested

- members.of the general public .
cphose. who have prepared a
asked to submit it
early, if al all possible. If,

- - however, you cannot do 20,
100,000 Pints ©
of Blood
Weeded =

- Every Year
' S pritish Columbians last year

_ donated more (an 100,000 pints

- of blood through the Canadian
"Aled Cross, That's aver 12,000.
gallons of blood, It sounds like a ~
lot, bui divided among the 30,000

patients ‘wha received - blood
iransfusions in 1973, # comes la
only :three_and ‘one-third “pit
per person, . ,
The- miracles of modern
medicine - open hearl surgery.

the artificial.kidney, trealment: ,

of leukemia - are all dependent

upon large: quantities of blood... cea

At the same Ume, resear

chers in hospitals” and fed -

‘Cross. blood banks. are cone

stanty discovering new Ways of.
hlood more efficiently. ~ |

usin
: One blood donation can now-be
uyed to gave the life of as many
--ag five different people. None is
wasted. ©

_ 22 Bollynew and old donors are

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still ‘urgently’ required for. (he
2 qaxt elinie which will be held In
“Civic Centre ,
“2 Thursday, July 26 and Friday,
July 26, 1:30,(0-4:90 and 6:80 10

9:80 pan. _ .

E. Blackett Causing #
disturbance - fined $75 or 5 days,
in jail. :

ML. McKay - Causing a
disturbance = sentenced to: 10
days in jail. .
L. Guilickson - “Joyriding” -
fined $200 or 15 days in jail. —
H. Gielr - Impaired driving ‘-
fined $350 or 20 days in jail.
H. Gieir - Refusing to take a
breathiyser test - fined $100 or 5
days in jail.

P. Wadsworth - Motoreycle
theft - sentenced to6 mths at the
Prince George Correctional
Centre, a a
J.P. Cherney - over .08 - fined
$300 or 15 days in jail.

M. Joseph - Impaired driving -
fined $300 or 15 days in jail.

J. Kolor - over .08 fined $250 or
15 days in jail,

P, Parmar - Impaired - fined
$300 or 20 days in jail.
D. Halvorson = possession of
Cannabis - fined $100 or 30 days
in jail. .
D. Hooper - Willful damage -
fined $100 or 30 days In jail. _
D. Lepretre- failing to remain at
the scene of an accident. Fined .
~ $150 or 15 days in jail.

Former Terracite
Off To Indonesia

Regina, Sask. where he
graduated with a degree in
Theology in 1972.

In: January, 1973 he was
marricd to Marie Caldwell,
whose father is. an Alliance
church’ pastor in the United
Siaies. Frank and Marie
recently completed two years of
pastoral ministry in the Mica
Creek Alliance Church as part
of their training for missionary
service. They plan to leave for
Indonesia in September Lo begin
iheir missionary career. -

Interested friends are invited
lo hear Frank speak on Sunday,
‘al 11 am, in the Alliance:
Church, 5010 Agar Avenue.
Follawing. the service an in-
formal lunchean .will be held to
allow people to visit with Frank
and. Marie and to bid them
farewell and Godspeed in their
new venture. -

briefs will be accepted al the
meetings. Prepared . briefs
should be forwarded to;

Ms. Merle Smith So.
Consultant onthe Needs of the
Physiceliy Handicapped.

Dept. of Human Resources oh
Roam ‘15 . oe

900 Cassiar. Sireet

Vancouver, B.C,

“The meetings in Terrace will
be held ai the ‘Terrace Hotel,
and will be informal in struc-
ture, Ce _

iT

3 Exclusi

. give Posi

- remains

- one

+ and better gas consumplion,
a Adjustable Automatic O

PO ee er os

District reports that there.is a
25 per cent turnover in staff this
year. This figure is higher than
the lurnover rates of 20 per cent
in 1972 and 1973.° Prigr to 1972,
rates above 30 per centwere the
rule, This year a high turnover
was anticipated Uhroughoul the

province because of a greater,

demand. for teachers in
metropolitan areas: and the
introduction of compulsory
Patailacdarten. A figure of thirty
to thirty-five per cent was
predicted by the B.C. Teachers’.
Federation. For
‘District the turnover was not so
high as predicted and certainly
below rates ex-
perienced in industry.

this 3800! -

‘Teacher Turnover
fn District 88 =~ Planting

The Skeena-Cassiar Schvel .

Of the 276 teachers on slaff as
of June 24, 1974 , 110 were
secondary and 166 were
elementary. Thirty-two or just
over 29 per cent of the secon-
dary and thirty-cight or just
under 23 per cent of the
elementary are leaving District
#9. Of these 70 teachers, fen are
women whose husbands have
found employment elsewhere,
fifteen are on leave of absence
for educational improvement or
maternily leave, five are
leaving because of personal
iiness or illness in the family,
four no longer. hold valid cer-
lificates, two have retired and
the remainder cr slightly over
12 per cent of the total are
leaving for cther reasons.

Day Gare Genter Elections

‘The Terrace Daycare Centre
held a general meeling on June
95 al which there was An.
election of officers, Melissa
Kiein was elected chairman.
Donna Loulitt is now Vice-
chairman, the new secretary is
Marie Fraser, Debbie Houlden
is the new treasurer, and the
directors. are Lynn Apolezer,
Dave Wadley, and Grace
Nalitress. ,

The Terrace Dayeare Centre

would like to thank the various
groups for their donations and
they feel that there Is now some
possibility of expansion in the
near fulure. Financial help is
still needed though, and they
could use some help con-
structing a fence al. [he daycare.
centre.

. Future plans for -the. new

executive is the possible con- .

struction of a new Day Care
Center. Building. :

| Blood Donor Clinics

’..Terrace residents are reminded of the up-

coming blood donors clinic.

The clinic will be

held from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and from €:30 to $:30

p.m. on both the 25 and 26 of this
Remember to Give and Let

Terrace Arena.

month at the

.Live, give [reely of your blood.

_ Some weeks ago Bill Young,
—impressario, owner of the new
Tillicum Twin Theatres invited
us over,to preview a film made
“in Alaska..-,.a movie, about

rugged ‘men shot in a rugged
‘land.

We went expecting to see a
stereotype film about a logging
industry. This was nol 50
however. We were surprised to

see a top nolch Hollywood cast.
‘flashing on the screen. As (he:

frames ralled by we secon saw
‘that the story line was nol only
‘believeable . “bul actually
thrilling. The camera work by
Chuck Keen was, beautiful with
particular unforgetable
- shot aii an airline landing in the
waler. :

Claude Akins, Leon Ames,
Tab. Hunter, Joseph . Cotten,
Cesar Romero, Rosey Grier and
Mike Hagerthy combined to
depict logging at ils mast

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exciting.

the general public at the Haida

the first Canadian showing of

well as

il Pump with exclu-.*

Anyone who is
directly or indirectly associated
with forestry will more than
enjoy this movie. Chuck- Keen,

_who was pregentat’this sneak
‘preview, is an amazing ‘eumerta

man.’ He served as such in the
Viel Nam war and demon-
strated his unusual ability and
arlistry under the most difficult
of situations. He is presently
shooting film ali over the world
for a documentary on logging.

He and Ray Skoglund filmed the
amazing log run along the Nass
River. ; ;

The acting is good throughou

with one of the most exciting
fight scenes we have witnessed. °
The film is now being shown for

Theatre, the new Theatre in (he |
Fillicum Twin complex. This is

this superb film.

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TERRACE, J.C,

Vast Tree

Program

Foresiry crews» planted
3,606,000 seedling trees on lands
managed by MacMillan Bloedel
during the company's spring
planting program, which was
completed in June.

The planting was carried out
onapproximately 10,650 acres
on Vancouver Island,
Queen Charlotte Islands and the
coaslal mainland, said Grant
Ainscough, MB's Chief
Forester. : '

A larger than normal planting
program is planned for the fall,
however, to make up far
shortages experienced in spring
planting operation.

MB had planned 1o plant an
additional 1,000,000 seedlings on
2,9000 acres this spring, but (he
program was reduced because
of shortages. in B.C, Forest
Service nurseries, difficully in
obtaining enough seedlings for
high elevation pla nting, ‘and the

late arrival of spring following’. -

“meeting

high-level

‘snow and’ cool
wealher, - a

_Ainscough . aaid. “the ‘exe
panded fall program depends on‘

whether . there are “sufficient

1 areas slashburned or exempted ©

from burning and thus available

for planting, “and” the
avallablility . of ‘stock, par-
ticularly ‘hemlock . plugs - for
high-elevalion planting.” Plugs
are seedlings with their rools
encased in soil, peat-moss and
‘fertilizer. :

Te date ME has planted more
than 90 million seedtings in B.C.
in ils continuing reforestation
(program. ST

Social Credit Caucus Calls for Unity

Social Credit Members ended the marathon

. Legislative Session by extending a warm in-
vitation to people at the Community level to join
them in developing a positive alternative lo the

N,DP. Government.

Thornhill

The Administration and
‘Planning Divisons - of the
Kitimat-Stikine Regional
District is planning a genera!
meeting to be held in the
Thornhill Elementary School on

” Wednesday July 17 beginning ai

7:00 p.m. :
The purpose of this meeting is

’ 19 discuss the problems facing

resident of the area generally.
It ig planned to divide those
altending Into small groups tor

* giscuss many problems areas

as they.areperceivedand — lo

- altempt to establish possible

solutions in regard to com-
munity. development.

Summer Time .
“and the living is oasy..with one of these

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With the British Columbia Liberal Parly and
the British Columbia Conservative Party, in
obviaus disarray, the Caucas unanimously en-
dorsed the Unity Theme being developed

throughout the Province by the Leader of the
Offical Opposition, Mr,

Bill Bennett,

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