TERRACE B.C, -

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1971

Prenier™s Stttnty .

Vietorts a7

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Kitimat > A-new “eours to;
assist people: with’ readin
difficulties is in‘ the: process
being established a
Elizabeth Senior. Secondary in’.
Kitimat. Mr. Neumann, ..
principal of the school, said they
are setting up a reading lab
which they hope will be finished
& in December or January.. He - .
f said that this will provide
# developmental as well as .
remedial work. .
; A speical teacher, who has
~ been trained ‘in ‘this ‘line of
# education, has been hired to co-
ordinate the- program:
: Equipment and programs have
fm been ordered and since a-fairly
mm detailed amount of work ‘must
ae go into this they have already
far began to set things up. -
oO. Neumann feels ‘that

A programs of this'sort can doa ,
® Jot for-reading disabilities -at  -.
% secondary school level. Many .

f students tested in grade 8 had

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Filteen year ‘old: Peter -
‘Greaves.of Terrace has passed —
critical stages and his condition
is reportedly improving'after a

here. .

Peter, son of Mrs.: Lawrénce
Greaves in. Terrace, ‘was -ac-
cidently shot. in the. stomach .
when he.and. two companions .-
were. hiking. in the .Kitselas .
‘area, across.the river, from the
. main highway." an :

Police. say ane of, the ‘two
-compantor
a 20 gauge rifle. the, boys had -
‘been packing... Orie ‘of the
_companions and brother: to the -
“shot Metin reportedly: ran the
entire’ seven “miles down the
. tracks: to _jnform the - boys’

oe only a reading ability of grade 3 -
fa «6While others had a grade 12
ay ability. The program will affect
ae! ali courses. Math teachers
me often have trouble with students.
because they con’t read: -and
comprehend a problem.”
# Those who can already read:
f well can use the program to
fm improve their, speed. and

7: comprehension, This will be

+.- done through various
mechanical aids.

Terrace’ motorists are reminded that funds
received during (he annuai mini-auto-licence tag
campaign of the Tuberculous and Chest Disabled
Veterans go toward vital research into ling

Adams, 18.

lung function laboratory is a unique “nitrate :
diagnostic device, costing $4000, being tested-by notified immediately «and:
. (from left) Dr. James W. Morton, TB Vet board ‘therefore ‘they say’. further
chairman Wiliam H. . Burt’ and Bretty Laurel.

‘Mrs, “Greaves then alerted
- some friends and together they

:: *Nearby-boat and recovered the
boy for : further. vamp to:
-hospital: |=

Terrace RCMP | Were: ae

_release of..information ‘is pen-
a fing. a: detailed ' “investigation.”

In a program of this sorta °
- teacher works with between 10. -
oa: and 15 students at one time.

$i. Each student has an individual

| problem so each has.his.own -
mai program anda teacher. couldn't

q- co-ordinate . many’. more .

fF students. “For now they will
. use a small room which is about
m. 2-3. the, size, of... ea regular -
Hi classroom. Next ye pe ee
a ‘to get the funds: i > build 3 he

: fulvsized. classroom." -
“These methods and progranis’

have been used for the last. 10
years .i elementary schools,
universilies and in businesses, .
however it is‘only in th last few
‘years that high schools have
realized a need for’ this sort of
thing.
-Once-the program is setup.
. there is a good chance of having. -
a night school program. for
adults. who wish to improve”
their reading skills either for
home use of for business use,

| Tran is on
the beat.

- Alexander Tran, Vancouver,
has Prince Rupert as part of his
beat with the payroll savings

“Nechako Centre;: “Both: stores
held a grand opening .in -the.

prizes’ to the First’ people

lateron, . *.

' The. Manager: “of. Universal
Stores: is Jack “Payne of
Tweedsmuir ‘Sty.’ Jack | has

Sree eee

handle. the new store.
-Previously whe .attended. UBC,

stores. .
” Jiny ‘Thom, ‘Ilse ‘Siepmann, . Jean:

Crutshank, and Gloria Trainor.

Naida Cox will work: part: ‘ime,
after schoo! hours. ma,

: disease. Newest eft from the TB Vets to UBC's

Two “new: stores “opened on,
‘Friday, “Oct! >in‘ the new:
‘completed. portion - of: Kitimat's :
* Cathes: '

. televisions, -
‘morning of ‘the: 8th, offering -

‘artiving and’ draw prizes for

recently moved: to: Kitimat to

- enrolled in a Commerce course, «
-and has-about elght. years: exe.
‘ perlence® working ~ in’ clothing :
Staff ‘at the ‘store are.

~ Jenkins, “-Joan:-Collins, ‘Jedn:-:‘ They, } alse hdndte a line of:

Two: others : Eda .Kadar ‘and. ve

Two: new stores |

The store carries | “an ins’

teresting and: varied ‘line “of

men’s, women’s and'children's -
They ‘also Stock. .
“sterios'

-radias,
records and tapes.

Allan Reberts of: Kingfisher -
St., Kitimat has recently moved:

here from Prince : Rupert to
manage the Family Shoe Store.

Also new in the Nechako Centre, -

They invite the public to go and

“browse around -and- open -up.
your own personal. tharge-
account: . Chargex may also ‘be .
used at this store.’ They earty..
agany ~ different. -
“women’s; men's, and children’s:
‘shoes as well as slippers and.

lines *-
waterproof. winter ‘footwear, “

purs: wy
"Besides Mr. Roberts staff:

there: consists of, Miss’ Rosie
. Hackle, “Mrs. Maria: Guilden

“this store is- that. it. “carries

{his available in the style youi-

. Schroers- ‘also of” Vancouver -
‘designed the interior of. the -

of:

a " The injured boy is still in Mills
-—. Memorial Hospital after ‘being +
. admitted around noon Sunday
“and being treated for extensive.

- Injuries: to” the lower abdomen.

'< GUNS: STOLEN - :
'Perrace: RCMP. also - report

" several thefts in ‘the area oc-

‘pver;the weekend...

CS phiok¢narked at a downtawn lot ’
‘erid. stole boxes-of 410 magnum:

pnd" Miss ‘Sylvia Gulden who ‘ahells, ,303- caliber ammunition

will ork: part. “Amie, - after
school. -

. 4nd a pair of binoculars valued
' alone'at $165, -- °

*. Something: interesting about : The: theft  sieurred varoind ©:

almost.all widths of shoes..* If

they don't have your width and ‘Shaw of Kitimat,» -

“Theives had earlier broken °
into a.second-truck owned by |
Larry Houlden of Terrace and
lifted .a 410. single shot Win-
chester shot. gun ‘plus a 50.06
caliber Winchester.

-Police ‘say. the. vehicle had-
been locked and thieves broke
truck windows to gain access.

“They. say the shells from’ one
. ‘theft could be ‘used in the gun

like they will be glad to order it

Dixon & Murray, the. biggest’.
contracting firm ‘on the Weat-
coast... They work out of Van-. .
.couver. and -have. been in:
business for 100° years, - Ted:

building, .

“The two stores are open from - ‘stolen.in the second theft and -

9 am. to 6 pm. Monday, » -that ‘one suspect Is: probably.
Tuesday, Thursday’ and . conriected ‘with ‘both’ ‘iustances.
Saturday and are open until’ 9 ..The:rash of - thefts’ was
pm, on Friday.- They will be. preceeded ‘Monday: night when
closed all day Wetineaday. thieves reportedly entered a-car

organization in the eurrent
_ Canada Savings Bonds cam-"

paign.
‘ vihe City of Prince’ Rupert; '
H.- establishments there and in the:
aE; area are included. Also.he has .
a) Kitimat and Terrace ag places”
to call.

With McLeod,. Young,’ Weir:
f and. Co., Tran. js one. ‘of nine |
: t-. investment. dealers : on:- loan
i
fy
#

the B.C."G ernment: Em-
op Oca Union will'decide next-
whether or not to ask the

m {com their firms to, help:
be organize the payroll: savings
‘plan in plants, firms ‘and .

' establishments throughout, the .

-brovince and the and the Yukon: : feel

-New.
-in. wood:

“4 ~ Victoria, B.C.. - (ect. ens

:; Resources: Minister °’ Ray.’
Williston today. announced | new
‘appointments: ‘for ‘10--seni
ersonnel | .of '- the ti
‘columbia Florest Service.
“CHM, (Mickey) -Po ue,
District Forester for'the, Prine

pert: Forest District.: will
become District’. Forester - -for
the Vancouver, Distric

_. (Harry ‘oree
who, retires, ‘this: ‘month. -,

the: federation “doesn't « imply
De mocratic:.

oe The resolution :
_ federation for gua
_ affiliation, to"

: ; ‘th
Oh eration. ‘accepts and would

‘capita ‘ payme i

; finmes the federation’s slippor

ual: candidate

will be altective Pr 1,. ota :
Plans to .create ‘the: new
Cariboo Forest District . were ’-

Planning has how.
leted, .and -Mr. . any
assume: his new. vosities ‘Im.
mediately... Headquartera of the.

w district will be at-Williams ;

ke, and it. will “be: bullt:
radually to full -perton

ngthh. Fe
becomes. the “aixth:
District .in

/B.C.:Federation of Labor-for a:
declaration ‘that ‘affiliation.’ to’

Aocal labor councils.)

jratéct the non-partisan niture - Quit, the -
. Shor

NDPeople will: ‘never. know —

- affillate wit the B C Federation

" of Labor does not imply political:
partisanship on the: ‘art of! the:

BCGEU.”. . .
+ Only: te the compen, has:

Me and ‘avert branches...
locals of the. unio ‘belong t

-. The 16, “tea BOGEY

by Provincial Secretary Wesley
Black for ceasing dues-checkoff  ..
Was tye “political connection. ©
-which:.is
“-BCGEU's affiliation with -the. a:
’_ BC; Federation: of Labor.” ~*~:

; Soha deduetio of BCGEU :

a Bore, owned by Mr, Davig

R RCM Pp

“The, reaosn given at the time’

implicit in -the:.

:The- governmen, restored .

ues in 1967. are happ

tonight 35 to 40, highs ' Thursday ‘ane
“45 to 60:

ial Central Interior: Today elowdy
“= becoming, “sunny : ‘by ‘noon,’

dong - ‘weekend's Ad

eport’- that only two
lents were on the list

dents.’ -
; htee care were involved ina:
erly 165° ahd: ‘custy exposed slon at. the Kalum-Lakelse’.

areas, Highs,today low 50s, lows

rH
: «was. charged: with
following” ‘too close. after’ she -
pparently. drove. her’ 1963 *

“EPO
BCGEU.: would:not be. ‘ised ti

political .parties ‘or. Na ar

: Thursday cloudy, .

‘station wagon into the rear of a
ng:car. dri n by Jack ‘Hill

Daihag the ‘first: car was.
eatimited at $200 and- ap: -
proximate! $800. to the ‘second -

car-driven by Edna C..

Terrace. reportedly we

other. ‘accident in-

valvotlon cat driven by Dennis:
Quesnel: No injuries |.
es were recorded but -

: damage ‘th: the car *

clent to'warrant.a tow .

eal ecker wervices

in stomach |

* dlekswick of Terrace and lifted ;
a 20 gauge. shot gun’ plus: two 7

rifle wound incident Sunday at. .
Kitselas, seven miles: east of ..

fired the shot from. - .

drove to Kitselas, manned a.

eves ‘reportedly: érifered, a;

midnight Tuesday.and involved .
“a parked truck owned by Bob -

shot.

boxes of ammunition.

‘All three thefts are being :

investigated by police.

‘Man. in dies |

in blaze

eis man is ‘dead following an -

soning fire in Hazelton

Frida a
RCMP - said the fire was .
noticed at 5 a.m. when the fire:

was. extinguished’ a body was”
found in the ashes.

Although ‘no positive: ‘iden. - - &

- tification has been made it is.
" presumed that-the dead man is
Dmytro Bassiku, owner of the
house. .

Dassuki was an employee of
the Farro Mine at Farro, North '
West Territories.

-He has had the house in.
“Hazelton for several years. He
- was presumed. to be about 40.
years. of age.’

Boys. on
outing |

14 boys from.-the 747 Air Cadet:
Squadron of Terrace spent last

“Broehu’ ‘went along .as ‘supe
visors and Mr. & Mrs. oe
. Potter went along as cooks.

The boys spent Saturday. with:
- survival tactics such as: Ob-
‘stical courses and compass and .
mao reading. Sunday morning
was spentat the rifle range with
practise shooting. In. the af-
ternoon there was more sur-
‘vival and some sports, .

This type of program is setup .
by the boys, usually the senior
Cadets. It is intended to-teach
them organization: and survi-

_ Weekend from Friday. afternoon.
: OOM: Si

~ Pretiy Terrace girl Marlene Henderson, 18; is seen‘in one of

‘three circular phone booths, compliments B.C, Tel. The first
booth went for atrial run one year ago and its success has called

_. for two similar installations this year. Marlene is an employee.
at Finning Equipment here dnd Terrace and kindly took time :
out during the weekend's sumny opel to model for ug. ;

acts going on)
sin Kitimat

‘vial. This is.a very profitable.

experience for the boys, which .
teaches them good self-.
“helping Lol:

Twin River

to closé
~ Nov, 1 - 29°

> ‘TwinRiver ‘Timber Go. in’

“Terrace will. be closed, down

from Nov,.1 to 29, ‘It’haa been .

officer of Columbia , Cellulose:

. Co; Ltd.

Other. mills aftected are
ColCel in Prince Rupert and the
Castlegar'pulp mill;.which will”
both be shut down from .Nov, 1
to 22; andthe Interlor Woods
Operations at Nakusp : from

Dec; ‘1 te Jan.'3, 1972

>In an “auouncement..

. released late ‘Yesterday al-.
A remained relatively free of

ternoon,: Scrimshaw. said:.,”

“Because of thie delay’ of the -

recovery “of economies: in the |
‘free: world, inventoried: which -
“are at at an all-time high- thus. .
be reduced. This would result In:
-temporary shut-down”:of . the |
company's pulp: and . ‘woods -.
, Dperations. noo

Thess. scheduled ‘thut-downs
have been discussed with the |

-ployees, and employees: will be :
 dssisted to afford themselves of
their maximum eligibility. in.
‘unemployment insurance
benefits if they so choose, .
“Eimpleyees will also. be.
encouraged ‘to. take vacation
entitlement for which they may
: be eligible at this time,
“Columbia. Cellutone,: like.
- other pulp producers, has had
regretfully to: take: downtime
during the past six months, We -
have kept this to: mini!

_ and it has ‘been, ‘in fact, very | :
to other. ,

Tittle An, compa
pulp. ‘produce
_ColCell: bs

- unlons . representing | the - OMe

‘8:00 p.m. in the’ Legion Hall,
. Fashions, are supplied: ‘by. Th
‘ Bay. There.will be.a charge of,

“The Alean slafé chib will old -

a dress-up Sadie Hawkins style °

dance onthe 23rd. of October in

: the Légion Hail. The dance will
begin at 8:00 p.m. and the fee is.
$10" per couple, ‘The :dance -is
‘ open’ to Alean : Staff, Club :

* members only. .

“Shows now on: display at’ the’

“Annual:

”. Art Exhibit sponsored’ by. Beta

Sigma Phi, Photo. display: by-Al *:

“Eskimo™ Life” “ photo :

. display by ‘the Lomen Brothers
oF. Alberta. co

‘announced by'G.W, Scrimshaw, -
president ‘and chief ‘executive

. Centennial’. Museum: :

Price, .

oA Fashion ‘Show sponsored :
Ladies: ©
Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian

annually by: - the.
Legion will be held on Oct. 2 at

$1.50, and=a_ “door prize ‘and
will” be! ‘UP lied

The* ow .

2 District “Labour. .Council . will

hold a seminar on'October 90 & --

- Bl. Registration is:at 9:30 am. |
with classes. starting at 10:30 ~ .
“and running’ all day. ‘The ”.
‘seminar: is’ for ‘Shop Stewards ~

Traning: and ‘Parliamentary

Procedures. Guest speaker will.

be: Ron: Tweedie’ who. is- the ©

‘Education. Director » of - the

Western Regio of the Canadian -

“Labor Congress; The seitiinar is -.
open - to. union: “members only,

“The Presbyterian’ Church
‘Ladie wild will | hold ts

: iionthly:, meeting on Titesday, _
Qct.'12.-at 8:00

“pm. inthe ~
‘ New members. ws

‘tions’ aimed al governme
One ‘resolution,

_ the federal. governmen

‘tablish the area of B.

thé 84nd’ paraitel and’ ‘ingladh

the Queen Charlotte islands
designated : ‘a nde

to ,attract more in bey: 0
northern BS, Vs