Heavy rains over the past week have brough? the leva: «f tne Skeena up

Supplies being barged in

Supplies of milk, 48,000 Ibs.
of it, arrived in the Terrace-
Kitirnat area on Monday and
another 24 tons. of milk is
expected to arrive today,
said Bijt Ingles, district
manager for Dairyland.

Terrace residents have
apparently been buying milk
supplies on the speculation of
another shortage, although
Ingles says there is enough
for everyone, if people do nol
buy more than they need.

LIBRARY OPEN

One grocery slore om-
ployee said the store was out
of milk in five heers on
Monday and another ssid
that people are buying up to
40 litres at a linie.

A breud shortage ie

Good day to read

by Michael Cotidns

If you're gelting a little
frustrated by all the wet
weather I suggest you run
down to the Terrace Public
Library and pick up a few
books to read.

We have books about
everything you can imagine
-+ and then some. Books
about arts and crafts are
something that are
especially appropriate for
these dark rainy days since
the pleasure of reading can
be followed by the fun of
doing something creative.

Here aze some, books that.
sHealid give'ybu-some ideas’

for things lo make.

The Vogue Sewing Book by
Patricia Perry. This book
will show you the basics of
how to sew. Included is an
explanation of techniques,
ideas for patterns and all
sorts of little hints that will
help you out in your sewing,
even if you thought you
already knew it all.

The Joy of Hand Weaving
by Qsma Gallinger Tod.

Students
ofter
assistance

Caledonia Senior Secon-
dary was one of the few
Terrace and districl schools
in session on Friday.

Over two hundred students
were, however, unable to
attend classes. It became
shvious to the students
present that there was a
serious problem,

The Theatre Arts students,

After reading this book you
may want to go out and get
yourself a loom. Actually
there are many kinds of
weaving and some of them
require no more than a few
basic materials. This guide
will introduce you to the
history of weaving, the
various fibres you can use
and a wealth of ideas for all
sorts of woven things.

American Indian Craft
Inspirations by Janet and
Alex D-Amato. This book
will show you how to make
beautiful things for almost
nothing. All it takes isa little
tlite'ahd imagination. ° ‘

Practical Carving by
Robert Dawson. Whether
you want to make something
out of wood, plaster, stone,
ivory or evensoap. This book
will give you some in-
troductory advice about the
tools and techniques that you
will need. Numerous
photographs help to clarify
things and show you what
some people have been able
to achieve in sculpture.

Step by Step Guide to
Pottery by Gwilyn Thomas.
This clear and easy to follow
book tells you about the
materials, the numerous
ways of making clay things,
decorative techniques, how
to fire your pots and much
more, Pictures and aA
glossary of terms enhance
the volume.

Greetings! by Peter and
Maria Snow, Well, it's nol loo
long now before Christmas
so if you want to do
something different this year
how about making your own
Christmas cards? This book
will give you some ideas.

Create Art from Anything
by Dona Z. Meilach. For
those that are slill un:
convinced of all the possible
things you can do this baok

will show you how to make-

things out of everything fram
rusty old bolts to hair rollers,

Remember, this is only a
sample, Vie have many
books on arts and crafts at
the Terrace Public Library.
Came and see for yourself!

We have «a
Sales Opportunity
for uniquely qualified
WELDORS!

You will be selling welding alloys and equip-
ment, service and systems to other welders
and to plant management at al! levels.
Tf you have welding experience
and enjoy demonstrating your
welding skills, we offer vou...

J Highest quality products.

JY Complete training,

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another peohiens but store
employees say that pyaple
are buving to la ze Jerre.
sizad loaves ata time.

Local hakeries. have about
four baurs ot baking tite
tevause of Pacific Northern
Gas rationing. Produetion is
eepired on bread sppplies,

Job. Law, manager of
spies and service far Cacifie
Northern Gas, said the
by piss liae is expected tu be
finished taday aid the
company ci pressure up
the Jing lonight.

“Hopefully everything will
hold together,” he said. The
main conéern for the cam-
pany is more slides whieh
would affect further service

Schoal District #8 has
tlosed Skeena Jr. Secon-
dary, Thorehiti Jr, Secon-
dary, Cassie Hall, Capper
Mountain,  Thorahill
Elementary, Clarence
Miehgel, Uplands and
Parkside because they are
healed with natural gas

Schools which are nat
affected because they have
alternate sources of heal gre
Caledonia’ Sr, Secondary,
Jack Coak. if K’Shan.

Thornhill Primary and ELT,
Kenney. ;

AU srudents of elased
schools, except kindergarten
whihen were oe tracted to
seport ta their schools this
morning to receive
homework assignments.

Schools will reopen as
soon as Pacifie Northern Gas
is cerlain of ils supply.
Parents have been asked to
listen to television and radio
announcements concerning
the re-openings.

Tilden Rent-a-car
Systom
Announcement

TOM GINGLES, JR.

Ted Tilden, president,
the Tilden Rent-a-car
System, is pleased to an-
nounce that Tom Gingles,
Jr. has been elected a
director of the Policy
Committee of the Tilden
Hent-a-car System. Mr.
Gingles, Manager of
Skeena Rent-a-car Ltd. of
Terrace, B.C. has been
associated with Tilden for a
number of years. The
Tilden Hent-a-car System
is a major wholly
Canadian-owned car rental
company providing coast-
to-coast service in Canada.
With more than 300
locations it is also the
largest car
organizalion operating in
Canada! "7

Road Test Vehicle

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Eat Automate Transmssion
Torn Converter (if equip: .
red with drain plug}

1@ Cipan Fiued ores up screen
Aw Breather (4 $0 equiped)

wt Agiuat Bands
Linkage

L" Fajjtace ~, Pan gasket and fluc

Must Passenger Cars and Light Trucks

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Terrace Totem Ford Sales Ltd.
483) Keith - 635-4784
Dealer Licence Nurmber DO0777A,

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Prices Effective
Hov. B fo fov. 10.
Wed. to Sat,

In Terrace

Rump Lotiom Round

Grade Ib. |

Beef Steak

Boneless Top Sirloin
Canada Grade

Round Steak: 229
Boneless Heel. 2

Fall Cut, Grade

Ce ee ee

Ground
Beef

Regular Quality, th.

French Fries

Bel-air, Frozen, Regular.

Crinkle. =) a
Shoestring. th. ] © C

Your Choice. Bag

rental |.

Niblet Corn

12 fl. oz, Tin, Gream Gorn,
Sweet Peas.

Your Choice. 2.5

14 fi. oz. Tin

Orange Juice

Town House Sweetened | @
or Unsweetened. F
48 fl. oz. Tin we

as, |
m , l : ive (

Meat Dinners

Manor House. Frozen.
Assorted Varieties.
11 oz. Package

Ice Cream
Lucerne. Deluxe. 7

Assorted Flavours.
1 Litre Cont, x

All Purpose
Mrs. Wright's.
Brand.

headed by Stefan Cieslik,
atlempted to answer the
question many of us are.
asking; what can we do to
help?

What trey did was
, organize a large group of
votunteers, consisting of
Caledonia staff and students,
into an emergency relief
corps.

/ Salary plus comission.
/ Car allowance & bariuses, 4 | ‘hy
\/ Protected sales territary, ae
Call “Collect” hir (nlerview:
LANCE MORL® /
604-635-4302
Today Tuestay Nav.7
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Slumber Loupe. Terrace
4702 Lakelss, L108

EUTECTIC’ .

B.C. Apples| |

Red Delicious. X Fancy.
Size 88/tLarge. 100-125
Golden Delicious.
Size 80-88. 100-125

Mcintosh and

Sparta.
Fancy. Size '33. tb.

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Carrots 3 ) c :
B.C, Grown. No, t Giradte 2 the. tid * &

SHOP AHEAD
All Safeway Stores Will Be Closed H
Saturday, November #1th, if

Sales in Retail Quantities only. f

The information that these MOTOS est
people were ready, willing CEE famiuasce
and able was made available
to the disaster co-ordinator
and the media,

LAS J weioinc
SL" leCANOLOoY

GOAL ACT

Pursuant to Section 16 of the Coal Act, notice is hereby given that Pariiic
Pelroleums Ltd. has applied for coal Ilcences in the Cassiar Laad big csct, The
N.T.5. map reference of tres landsisas follows:

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104-J-2, Block K, Units 43,44, 45, 46, $3, 54, 55, 56, 63, 64, 5, 64, 67, 48,
73, 74, TS, 76,77, 78, G3, 64, 85, 86,93, $4, #5 and
94

104-5-7, Block C, Units 5,6, 15, 16, 23,24, 25, 24, 27, 26, 33, 24, 35, 34, 07,
36, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 and 58

Exctuding surveyed coal licences In the area held by other parties. phate i etl i
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