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"At. the. Annual. General &

“summer of this year.

held-in Vancouver, British

‘President of (he company,
_ announced that earnings for the’
first quarter of 1974, before an
‘extraordinary. credit relating to
an income -lax. reduction on °°
-application. of prior years’ ~
Jo8Ses, ariounted Lo $4,698,000 or
~ $39 cents per shre on sales of
© $98,992,000, This compares lo
; first-quarter
<5 §644,000 or §.05 per share on
.csales .af $29,851,000, Net ear-
oop inings’ after he extraordinary.
*‘eredit amounted to $8,549,000, or

Prince George rolled oul the red carpet for
___ Rotarians from Uhroughoul B.C. and Washington

- last weekend as the 60th Annual District Con-
ference was held in thai cily, Signs such as the
one in the above inset adorned the city and the

Meeling of the Canadian
Cellulose Company Limited,

Columbia, Mr. H.M. Gross,

1973, earnings of

thal-(he company has allocated

> ver’. 519 ‘million for capital
projects on existing operations
40 be,underlaken mainly in 1974
-and tat the company expects to
be able to pay alfits shorl-lerm

bank betrowings by imid-

~ Mre Gross said thal’ (he:

. company. faces uneertalnities

relating. to -interes( rates,

-“gonstrugtion’ and equipment’

costs, general operating costs
‘jand incame tax rates. He also

"advised that the company’s lang

“treatment
“betwen May Gand May 8 al The |
Arthritis Centre in Vaneouver,

range - planning — indicales
potential capilal expenditures

in (he range of $300 milion over :
ee PEIT IL TEE Lr lle” |

1:& Effective Service:

a C.AR.S.
Conference

from all corners’ of B.C.,
members of the C.A.R.S.
team will gather |

~ for the, amual conference on

of arthritis:

“CARS.” . physiotherapists,

~gecupationa! therapists, and

social workers will participate -

“Ing, presen, and view new

Hechniques- in trealment
procedures whieh have been
developed since (he last
meeting, :
‘The medical program will be
headed by the C.A.B.S. medical
director Dr. Harald S. Rubin-

Bon. .
Visiting guest speakers will be
Dr, John H, Bland, associate
professor ‘of rheumatology,

> Unlversity of: Vermont, and

‘author:of (he book, “Arthritis,
Medical: ‘Treatment and Home

Care” and Dr, Manfred Harth.

°° director of. the. Rheumalic .

Disease
‘University of London, Ontarto.

"Unit, Weslern

“Ta:Chinn, the first few days
Lal the new) year have been

cthe only. days celebrated as
‘untversal holidays.

_ ather lumber mills at Terrace

rantinuing education inthe field.

Sa eerie

week.

convention center,
~ welcomed delegates with the above message. A
number of Terrace Rotarians are: in Prince
George for lhe conference which continues this

B iraded on the Tortonto, Mon-

the Inn of the ‘North,

ion in North

ireal and Vancouver stock

exchanges.

‘Northwest

The North ‘West Loggers
Association Convention, will
take place in Terrace on Friday
and Saturday May 10 and i! at
the Terrace Hotel.

feature two interesting panels
during the course of: the
program . The first on Friday
May 10 will be-on the subject
“The Use of Forest Servica
Weigh Scales”. - Participating
will be. John Stokes, Deputy
Minister of Forestry; Frank
Regan, Weigh Scale Director,
Department of Transport and
Communications; Pat Ogawa,
Price-Skeota Forest - Products

{d.,

The second forum, which will
take placa on Saturday May 11
is entitled ‘Inflation and the

Efforts by the District of
‘Terrace Municipal Council and
the -Terrace and District
Chamber ‘of Commerce have
finally paid off, and Central
Housing and Mortgage has
arrived in Terrace.

The Herald has learned that
there is now.an office located at
Room 5, 4619 Lakelse Avenue
and the telephone ‘number is
635-3933. The office - opened
today.

The convention program will.

and Cliff Sharples,
Sharples Equipment (1969) Ltd, -

thwest Loggers.
Convention May 10-11

Forest Industry”. This will
involve Mr. Norman Dusting
Executive Vice-President,
Council of Forest Industries;
Mr. Jack Munroe, President of
the LW.A.: -Mr.. Ed Smith,
MLL.A. North Peace River and
Mr, L. “Mickey” Smith, Con-
tractor, North ‘West Loggers
Association.

Other highlights of the con-
vention Include a lecture by the
_Workmen’s -. Compensation
Board on "Roll-aver protection
and safety” anda lunchecn wilh
the Honourable Bob Strachan,

Minister of Transport and

Communication as the guest
speaker. The official opening
will be made by Mayor Gordon
Rowland and Bob Cooper will
detiver the President's address.

to Terrace |

The Terrace office will be an
inspections office ‘only. Ap-

plications for National Housing =

“Act loans either directly or from
approved lenders must still be

forwarded to Prince George.::
~ ‘However the resident Inspector

will carry out all compliance
inspections on National Housing
dwellings. This will alleviate
any inspection delays caused by
weather, (transportation or
mail, : :

Hospital Architects in Terrace -

Chairman Vie Jolliffe of the _
Mills Memoria! Hospital Board
of
Committee in his report to the
-Board last week gave some |
indication that. the construction
program could get moving

Trustee Construction

. shortly.

Canadian Cellulose Comapny,
Limited is a major producer of ,
kraft and sulphite pulp which is -
marketed throughout North
America, Europe and the Far
East, and also manufactures
lumber -for sale .in--North
American and Export: Markets...
The. company’s plants, all in
British Columbia, comprise 4

“sulphité mill, and a. draft mill
near Pririce Rupert, a.draft mill
and a jumber mill af Casllegar.

and -Kitwanga,. and." woods:
uperations headquartered in :
Terrace and Nakusp., The
company, with nearly - 7,000
shareholders, is second in (he
‘forest industry in’ Britislr
Columbia in the number of its
public shareholders, .
The company’s shaves. are

*" Chairmat of Whe’ Constftictio

_ Persona

Abamb shell fell on the Beard

‘meeting some two months ago.
when it was:reported that the
cost ‘for the construction - .
renovation progeam pit lo the*

ralepayer's [wo-years age as
$2,000,000, could. be in. fact. as
high. as. $6,000,000, |,

owing=ie Trusice :elec-

during whigh.the focmen

Committee, Olga: Power, failed
to-retain her. seal, a new
Chairman was selected in the
person of Vic Jolliffe.

In his initial report in: this
post, Mr. Jolliffe said that he

had not called a meeting of his

committee to allow him to,
become familiar with. the’
project through studying “the
massive file already compiled
in the matter. He has -held
digcussions with John Pousette,
Regional District
ready,. along “with his com-
-mittee, to tackle the multi-
-problems. facing the program.

Mr. Jolliffe was nol prepared
lo accep! as final the fact that
the : $2,000,000. figure is
altogether wrong. He said these
figures were given without
quantative reports and without
final architect drawings.

Where the Action is

He advised the Board of
Trustees (hal a meeting has’
been set, which took place
yesterday, at which. the ar-

chiteels would be. present. Il .

would appear that three sels of
plans were submitted to the
commillee at: that time. He
also reported thal the architects

had been lo Victoria. and that .

quantative figures-. had’ “been
- submitted, - fee :

The Construction. chairman.
said that following last night's
meeting ne should-be aware cf
where ‘the: matter stands and
that-hewill.be geting downto
work to getflhis project mov
© Moin” Balisette (will be

“tending thts meetin as well as

several “doctors, ‘Ted. Hidber,

Chairman of the Hospital Board °

af Trustees suggested that all
Irustees who could possibly
make it attend this meeting.
Mr. Hidbar also made it
clear thal John Pousette would
be present.net as a participant
_ bul to explain just what the rele
of the Kitimat-Stikine Regional
District Hospital Board is and

what its function is: in the Fe

Administrator (o the Kitimat-~"P
- Sikine’ c
- Hospital, Board-and nuw is

rojecl oy, .
Mr. Jolliffa also informed the
Board that Mrs, Olga Power,

former. chairman’ of - the’ con- -
struction, commitiee would, be _

present, : _

There has: been recent
legislation ‘tabled’ in the
Legisialive. Assembly that
could change the financing
methods in hospital’ eon-
struction in. the’ future and

which would also ‘assist in |B}

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solving the cost differential of
the Terrace program.

The Construction Committee °

chairman will be tabling a full
report-on the results of this

mecling ‘at [he next Board of

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The Terrace Community Choir will hold it’s
annual spring Concert this Sunday at the
Christian Reform Church starting at 8 p.m.
Those annual presentation of light, choral music
will feature excerpis from the musical

_ Week)

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. District of Terrace

_ Garbage Clean Up during Anti Litter
Week designated May 6th to ‘May 10th,
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District of Terrace, Public Works Department , will pick
up extra garbage and refuse free of charge, from ..
Monday, May éth to Friday, May 10th,'1974. (Anti Litter:

This service does not: include car bodies or stumps. © ©
Kindly arrange to have this :
materials set out on your regular pickup day. If.possible, : °
have garbage and waste materials in plastic bags’ or”

cartons to assist-in the picking up. No industrial waste. -

WEDNESDAY MAY 1, 1974: uo

‘Brigadoon’ this year. The Community Choir has
worked hard to develop it’s well-balanced and
melodic presentation aver‘ the past several
months and would like to see a good turn-out al
the concert. There will be no admission charged,

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