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"Phone 635-6564 + Terrace, BC.” Press Run—4,000.

Wednesday, July 26, 1967,

RUTH HALLOCK - |
A taste of —
peanut butter

Please ‘don’t leave thd TOOMs “refrigerator arm’? second to.

This is not a commercial} ‘hone I ever saw before!

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Classified ads can be great | Attention all loggers whohave
fun, Not only for the advertiser |t0 spend.a lot of time up 1n
and the man who'sets the type | the Nass River regions, They-
but for the ordinary little old | *re making A-frames bigger and
reader aswell, bigger these days, We adver.
; ‘bbe .-| tlsed one for sale or rent last
For example: How many young, | Wek and it hasthree bedrooms,
rien with light kitchen facilities, open beams, electric heat and
do you happen to know? ~~. | & fridge and stove to boot,
Any one of them might'be:in-,| Didn’t say anything sbout a-
terested, in renting. . ‘a room;| winch though, Guess you'd have
especially designed for gent-,| to provide your own!
Jemen In that particular cate;|- pact waek was bonanza week
gory, * SINGLE ROOM FOR | gn th :
_4n_the Herald classified depart.

YOUNG MEN WITH LIGHT KIT- The results - like-
CHEN FACILITIES". The only | fine “sectron osc ee nent
I knew with ning section featuredéverything
-young man I ever knew with any | som tatooed dogs to a man’

kind of a kitchen faciuty was } who offered to raise
your house
my brother-in-law, He had a | .+=not justthe roof.-- -

ee
-: | but the whole house!

Short work week ee. .
r ' |. The fashton worldhas invaded’
causes anxiety - the mental Labour department,
H tH “Mployers sought dishwashers!
in BC business .| last week. Two ofthem One for
The short work. week may | day and one for evening, Shades
cost B.C, $240 million a year, | of sequins and fiveo’ clock snad-

according to ElectricalContrac-| owt a
packing from vice president. tor and Maintenance Supervl- : t++ ,
mepave Siinn and secretary -'| [ie ee sore There was an excellent of
mreasurer Gary Dunnet arej § Leading Industriallsts and|portunity offered for. some.
eally mounting a‘campalgn to 7 business men in British Colum-|enterprising young lady with

oost the membership, ‘ ere warning a the intros | long hands, The classified od
luction of a 2 hour work|vertisament stated. clearly that’ |
The glu ls Tee atodying the week will result ia an annual} shorthand was not essential, °
‘acer y Of weasing aircr: Wage increase of between $240| ‘But the classic clasifiedofthe
mao the members’ use, 360 million in: the -province.|.week just had to be the one in
me There will be. a new The shorter work week will] the Personal Column, - (Keith
Seraining class for pilots next mean a drop in living standards Tutt Spotted it-- we were aw -
Spring when the club will hire’ it there is no corresponding ‘fully busy . when it woistied
e qualified instructor to give .

' : increase in productivity and a through) “'TWO WOMEN WAN-
S time and 30 houre a dijg| COWBOY DALE GUNN, last year’s champion at the Terrace Stampede and leading contender | freeze if there Is a matching | TED, ONE. 31 AND ONE 30 | HIGH VOLTAGE cq

bles snapped suddenly last Wednes-
; _ Ag best all round cowboy in British Columbia will headline the big stampedethis week July 28, | crease in productivity, “YEARS, NON-DRINKERS, MAT- | day cutting power to many Terrace homes and offices
chool needed to qualify for ai] 34 and 30 at Thomas Park, See story below, a mung | RIMONY INTENDED)”, We'll | ¢ h hile B.C. H
Sepilot’ s licence, af . . . P H il t id | never know whether the adver- | OF Some two hours while B. ydro crews worked to
BF Moanwhite the club Is locking enguins, pollute | |-tiser got results, Nobody here | Tepoir the damage. Break was believed caused by a
Mayor members, and planning al -.. VANCOUVER (cr). Pollution | ‘to dial the phone number. Be- | pole truck which brushed a.telegraph pole and caused
merncuet for August. - has reached such a global’scale | sides the gals on the Herald| the wire to snap. J, Szabo (at right) was sitting in the! .
i even . Antarctic .pengulns. and | ‘staff are all either too young or) truck. when the lines came “It sounded like two —

Arctic snowy ovls carry pes- too old... 4} a rifle shots followed by a cannon,” he told the Herald.
cides on their. bodies, : bout il tatooed_ |, <Dles brushed against thé truck but the tires effectively .
liam Baily of the B.C, ‘health 3, Now « «» about thone tatoo ‘‘lcinsulated the vohicle es tn Mt Sires ettectt ly

ie : department says,” or “GOBBs swe we RR a nae mT ag ie Bae .

u to death’ | jn: ie

You don’t have to fly to be a
ember of the Terrace Fly-
ig Association,

You don't even have to ba a
mstudent pilot, .

That’ s the wordfrom assocla-
klon president Al McLaren who
mas currently mounting a mem-
mershipcampaign for the two-
vear-old club.”

Present membershipcovering
poth Terrace and Kitimat stands,
mat 35, “

The Herald's boy reporter
ast week elitninated fifteen of
e club’s qualified pilots with’
he bleep of the typewriter,
‘wenty-two pilots qualified this
gyear, and not seven,

But president AlMcLaren with:

RodeochampDaleGunn: = sis

‘arena. campaign’ ~

2 go pe
FCanadianNational Railways end | will beat yo
iployees have -k . ioe ; co

icked_In’ .$850,

ito the Skate in @g? » fund,

With payrolls madé up in| _

[Edmonton it wasn't. feasable| :
to go with the automatic pay:
roll deduction plan to build an
marena here. SoNormMacfarlane
mand Bill, Babchuck tried a dif.
ferent approach, The approach
mawas the pools, According to
Bill Babchuk, ‘we first got
the idea from Smitherst *
im. Smithers has a hockey rink
meend the _ pools finance Its
meoperation, oo.
me 6s Response to the local cams
mpalgn was widespread, CNRemp-
mOyees received support: from
memithers, Prince Rupert and
mlerrace, ; .
It means Terrace ts $350,

‘BY JOE CUNNINGHAM

You see cowboys on the late

show, too?.

They're guys with bright
beady eyes and fingers that
constantly fondle the butt of
their: sixeshooter, .

They get to say “ Yup’? when
thelr larynx isn’t being flood-
ed by great belts of Redeye
hooch. ;

So forget that jazz when you're
talking about cowboys llke Dale
Gunn’, : :

“Dale Is ‘the new-styte cowboy,

a man with finely honed skills
for a dangerous trade,
He’s a quietly spoken red

He competes very efffctently,
very ;

. This year he heads the field
for the title of “best al] round
cowboy in British Columbia,*?

He’s established his lead by
being the best in bareback rld-!
ing and wild cow milking, a
respectable second ‘in bull
dogging, and third or fourth « -
he's not sure - -.in saddle
bronc riding. . ;

He's 24 years old, been rid-
ing at rodeos for eight years
and carries himself loosely lke’
the athlete.he js, - . .

He was’ a little tired during
the interview, Twenty-hours on
the road ‘getting back froma
rodeo ‘tour of Saskatchewan

professional: rodeo = ff you're
good, You can also collect ‘a

Why get involved in this age
of the nonmhero? ;
“Youdon’t think of.the dan
ger’? , Dale Gunn sald quietly,
‘He got into the rodeo trade,
he sald, ‘thecause I wad raised
with horses,’ * Lon
He spoke tndlrectly but ib
made sense: li, a
“it somebody wants to. dd
something enough, either they
accomplish It, or they lose thelr
guts,*? ae oe
He’s had a horse fall back

'- You can make'a living out of

kick In the head or a gore in:
the rib cage from a ffrenzied.
bull, : *

closer to an {ce arena next{ head who makes a Hvying com-

peting at rodeos, and Manitoba takes it out of | wards on him and been dragged

even BC? s top cowboy. : a couple of times, ase
«Ho doesn’t worry about a spilt
but he doesn't discount the pos-
sibility, Se mo

He*s number one {n BC right
now but, he says, “no matter
how good you are, you can still
“get bucked off,8?7 =.

‘Riding bucking horses, either
‘| bare back or with saddle, you
have to stay on for elght secon-
‘ds, Judges assess points onhow:
the horse bucks, how well the:

TERRACE PICKUP

acer ee . 7 pe es 2} gat, “If you re not in tine with
New Service For The Residents Of T he Terrace. Areal | the torse he' beat youto death,
Cg  @3¢ PS - [| aulitg at the Terracestamnede
: ; = a ats ' “the ter .
Se Phone 635-6031, 7 oo = ne ae ‘July. 26-80 at Thomas Park.
| _—_ ANYTHING - ANYTIME . ANYWHERE {| faite bois" sot
B) WEALSO PROVIDE: Bow 2187 FY the end of September,
:. ST ILITES 80 vi _ Ferrace, B

‘Dale Gunn has a fairly com-
manding lead now, looks as Le
; he will win it,
. It? - 1s a trophy saddle, and
the glory of the thing,
. ‘Dale. calls Terrace his home,
but"he doesn’t see much of ft,
”. His- wife Lila came highly
qualified to marry a rodeo
-‘egwboy, She was stampede Prin.
_¢@ss at the Williams Lake Stam-
Bede? a couple of. years back,
They have a: little girl six
months ‘old anda spread of
forty horses,

Sov |

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. woe ithe Terrace Stampede;
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‘dng. brones ‘and ‘recalcitrant | spaclly tempat 16a

m a- ym ‘ : Bn :
stile, win a little money, ade : ; : F mv iry *tovel suppon ‘aver ihe ence

a’ few points, ‘and’ pursue a]. ; _ Soti-aurtece slespiig comfort“! | shattress GUMRCBS ee ee

“dram of glory, :

“Aad, ‘then home for-winter,: