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TERRACE “Omineco” HERALD. TERRACE. BRITISH COLUMBIA

The grounds of Expo 67 will in-
clude parkland stocked with Can-
adian wildlife where visitors can
relax. One area wil] be dotted
with woods, meadows ablaze with
wild flowers, terraced hills and
_ Small islands.

Tillicum

THEATRE
*

“Send Me No
Flowers’’

Romantic Comedy
Doris Day, Rock Hudson,

Tony Randall
Shorts: Sufterin’ Cats and One

Man's Paris

—g—
Matinee—Saturday, Nov. 19
“SNOW WHITE AND THE
STOOGES”

DESIGNED BY
BC.TEL- TECHNICIANS is

The Three Stooges and Carol Heiss
Out at 3:45

Mon., Tues. - Nov. 21, 22

“Seven Wornen’”
Adult Drama

Anne Bancroft, Sue Lloyd,
Eddie Albert

Shorts: Switchin Kitten,
Big Town Village

—o-—
Wed., Thurs, Fri., Sat.
Nov. 29, 24, 25, 26

“Those Calloways’”’
Disney Live Action

Brandon DeWilde, Brian Keith,
Vera Miles

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Call 843-5752

SUPERIOR BUILDING
MAINTENANCE LTD.

FOR A COMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE

WINDOWS — FLOORS — WAILS
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY

REGIDENTIAL e e COMMERCIAL
4140 STRAUME AVE. . ef

VIDEO-TELEPHONES, o Laser beam and a communications

satellite model will make their first appearance in Prince

George in mid-November. They're all been brought to the
city as part of a special B.C. Telephone Company display
being set up to help mark the opening of the company’s
new Northern Division headquarters building. They'll be on
public display, along with a host of other pieces of com-
munications equipment, on November 19 when B.C, Tele-
phone holds an open house at its new building at Van Bien
Avenue and the Vanderhoof Highway.

Wadnescay, November 16, 19,

Letters fo the &
EDITO S

The Editor, Terrace Herald: '
i,haveidbeeh listening to

‘| Line over CFTR,

I have been married to a na
for over forty years, who spall
over four years overseas in
‘first world war. He remem
and can participate in whatemm
happens on Remembrance ime
Hlé hasn’t prayed of cri
for two minutes, or one his
or one day a year, “but. .
remembered 365 days a year
fought for better things for #
disabled and their ‘dependents. 24
too can shed a tear for his budaam
who did not return. ;
To me, actions speak loy “a
than words, _
Some of the loud talkers sham
visit Shaughnessy Hospital soma
time and see the limbless, sigam
less, scarred, and mentally ill 2a
all three wars and they wile
appreciate one of the services jf
Legionaires are working for. ‘ie
They have many other proft
for the public at large.
Don’t forget these Legion
of whom you are 80 critical, hy
made it possible for us fo ere :
peace and freedom In Canadag

day,
Lee Kirke) ‘o

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ELECTRIC

* Sales &

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Contractor

* Residential
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Corner of Kalum and Park
Phone V1 3-2752

Motor Winding

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a week,
complimentary meals to all sleeping car passengers.

' service between Prince
connections with transcontinental rail service.

For further information on fares, schedules and
tickets see your Authorized CN Travel Agent
or calt CN Passenger Sales at Yj 3-2717

Now you can enjoy the total traveliving comfort of conventional
train service between Jasper and Prince Rupert six days
Day coaches, sleeping and dining cars and of course, TERRACE to:

‘You'll also like the convenience of fast, dependable daytime
Rupert and Prince George,

CN Offers New Improved Winter Service |
Jasper -Prince Rupert 6 Days A Week

Lowest Fares Available!

Prince Rupert ........ $ 2.65. Fraser Lake ..........

and New Hoxelton ...... $ 2.50 Vanderhoof ............ -
Smithers ................ $ 3.30 Prince George . wens § 8.80 Roo
Burns Loke .......... $ 5.40 McBride ................ $11.00%
Endake .................. $ 6.10 . Jasper .................. $13.00

(Red Bargain Day Coach Fares)

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, PHONES:
, MEME $ms, TERRACE TRAVEL SERVICE Terese Be.
7 oe 043-4797 PLAN WITH PROFESSIONALS—IT COSTS NO MORE area

P.O, Box 1750 a

FOR RESERVATION TICKETS AND INFORMATION .

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