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. action-packed outdoors.

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> or by ihe Government of Brilish Sclumt a.

; and as a doctor's receptlonist

AWARD FOR AIR PIONEERS (centre) will be given
to five merit-worthy bush pilots os a sign of CPA’s first

25 years. ‘Stewardesses Margaret Catalini and Eileen

Brett have nothing to do with it.

EDMONTON (CP) - ‘Young In
dian girls coming from reserves
to the city can find a vicious
circle of police, court, jail and
hospital, says Margerel White of
a} Vancouver,

} In anordinary house inamiddle

to. break the circle for 10 girls,
many of whom come ta her from
#| Vancouver's skid road, '

Speaking in Edmonton, Mrs,
White deseribed the home, which
has assisted about 45 girls fram
.across Canada since its opening
in April,1966,

' Mrs, White worked In hospitals
in Hobbema, Driftpile and Morley,

B| class district, Mrs, White tries!

‘Peacemarchers help

Vancouver home aids native girls

in ‘Grimshaw before moving to

. Vancouver,
Watching a

why they didn’ ¢ get involved in|:
problems closer to home,

“At first they seemed a little
annoyed with me. but then ‘they
asked me what Imeant.?? ~

Later a group of students app-
roached her and the home was
born. :

It Is supported by the Canadian
Union of Students, the University
of British Columbla’s Alma Mater
Society and private donations,
” The home offers girls a chance

to relax, regain their health if

By Mort Walker

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ALL SHE DID.WwasS
VACUUM A PILE OF
DIRT OFF THE ‘oP
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THAT WAS THE
' DINOT SOMEONE
SENT HIM FROM

“demonstration|
agalnst the Vietnam war last year, WHITE VISITORS

Mrs, White asked some students

they are run down, and then re-
‘plan their lives, says Mrs. White.

The only staff person at the
home, shé uses “the slow app
roach’? of counselling and being

help with the housework,
One white girl, a UBC student,

friends and relatives to yislt with
the residents, Mrs, White said
this helps the Indian girls “to
meet a higher standard of white
people than they might have been
associating with,'!'
The girls come to the home vol-
untarily, Three have returned to
school after living there.
So far there have been eight
dropouts who sald they couldn’t
fake the way of life at the house
and went back to skid road,
“The longer a girl has been
to-raclaimgs, ef ay
11 pm. curfew and no alcohol
on the premises. Mrs, White sald
the major problem is not alco
hol but *nonacceptance.’!

istance from the provincial gov
ernment and medical or: psych
iatric help if necessary,

more homes for girls in other
cities, They shouldbekept small
ta provide a home rather than an
institution,'’ she sald,

Married women |
more successful
as gold diggers

who wants to ‘go prospecting in
British Columbia appears to havel'
a better chance of getting a pro-
nied, erubstake If she’s mar-
tle

An increasing number of women

a friend to the girls, who all |

Ilves at the home and brings her

Two rules of the: house are ‘an

The girls can get welfare ass-|’

Thé use of the word limber: to

olutionary days, tot

The phrase lumber: ‘and other
goods' * first appears jn. some
Boston records of 1663," *

rooms’, ee. .

In the ‘Boston ‘of Colonial’ ‘days
ie was thelr habit. in: srefarring
to. the: logs, ‘timber “and” boards
which littered the harbor front! .
to. use: the term’ “lumber up’

Origins of Timber .

designate ‘tems “of ‘ situ timber |:
ia‘ commonly ‘supposed to‘ have ls
origitiated in Boston In. _pre-rey: “

|. In English. usage’ “iumber'? :
fs ‘generally - applied to: that clut-|..
ter’ of old and discarded house- oe
_ | hold [tems which accumulate over|
[the -years in -attles: ‘and “lumber

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Ph, 635-2444 » P.O. Box 430
TERRACE, B.C,

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MASONRY - CONTRACTOR.
Commercial @ Residential
Natural Rock Mason
Karl Motz — Phone 635-2312
Slate and Flagstone, Block
and Brick, Imitation Stone
‘and Brick Veneer, -

in.the. slums, tha, harder she As Poe

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Phone 635-5522

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Commercial and Residential.
Wiring .
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Box 1463 -: Terrace, B.C.

Mrs. White would Uke to seel'

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’ Phone 624-2226,

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STUDENTS? CAUSED A

FOO! of
BACKWARD - ‘STUDY HABITS, ,

‘SHOW HIM HIS’ I
REPOrr carp? B

: has to be rugged to get along

this summer in the Babine range

north of Smithers, B.C., develop-
ing - claims. they staked last year.

are. reported applying for such
assistance—usttally about $500—
but only two are likely to get their
grubstakes this year, And both
wilk be accompained by their
husbands when they venture into
the’ wilderness,

Douglas Rae, provincial grub
stake supervisor, explains why
married women are favored,

‘*We gave a grubstake td one
girl once who took a man along

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] Residential, Commercial and

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TERRACE, B.C.

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e@ New and Old Cedar -.
Sidewall Shakes. -
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to work with her. When we went

to check on her later, we found
he wasn’t keeping his mind onthe
prospecting, moo:

grant two years ago was Marjorle
Hayward. It was renewed last)
year by Mr, Rae, who describes
her as the best woman prospec-
tor to recetve a grubstake,

Mrs, Hayward, who let her 50.
year-old husband Harry do all the
trafl-blazing while she just *' fal.
lowed through,'’ says a woman

in the bush without a man’s help,
- The Haywards plan to spend

One married woman who got al]

of

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THORNHILL TEXTILE -
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Tents - Tarps - Leathergoods |}.

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If it Can Be Dona — We
Can Dell -

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| IAN C. MaeDONALD :

P.O, Box 1095 — 635-6629 |

_ BC. Land Surveyor

Lazelle Avenue
Terrace, B.C, °

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