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Wednesday, May 15, 1968

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Goat's Foot Art Gallery artist Perry and David Stanhope
standing at the foot of Goat Mountain at Rosswood,

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for demolition in White: Plains,
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load: resistance and the

effects. of fires and. earthquakes,

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Glendale, Calif., took a job in
the Glendale post office and is
considering buying a home on
Glendale Ave; He. previously
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____ TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.”

[Goat's Foot Gal

beside
a By CATHERINE M, FRASER

Unique is the word for the Goat's F.
opened last week-end In the Kitsumkal
north of Terrace,

Nonconformists {s the term
charming American. couple, Perry

er

fi

elty life, enjoy.*?

log cabin, It nestles at the foot of Picturesque Goat

whose rugged snow-capped peak towers 7,000 feet above them, ©

a logging roa

Their gallery is situatedone 10-acre clearing in a spactous

Also viewed from thelr Placearethe snow-capped mountain

peaks of Maroon, Couture and Allard,
David, whose home city

ts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

ts

. the painter; Perry, his petite vivactoug young wife, is proud of

her gift for weaving together beautiful colors,
valley location at Rosswood with about
families, 7 a ;

A huge weather-heaten

to an enchanting display of art work,

The gallery floor is sawdust-covered, stools, shelves and.
In one corner of:

Produce a setting of charming ..

display stands are hewn from cédar logs;
an old-fashioned lantern,
ruggedness,

They share this
half @ dozen other

iron chain keeps the doorway to
Goat's Foot Gallery, not closed, but rather, welcomingly open.

The opening display included original off and pastel

paintings, pottery of a wide variety, original

Indian craft and.

carvings, and weaving and stitchery, The display js taste-

fully arranged in the 40" X 229
Among the local’ art

cabin,

ail painting
loaned by Mr, and Mrs, Ro;
Naturally the Stanhopes’
is their means of Livlihood,
couple have set the
who are either artists or admirers of art.
can meet, discuss and find mutual enjoyment.
| Along with their own ¢
dozens’ of original paintings and
district — on loan — some for sale,
David and Perry
in Terrace and the

_ gallery. They hope
. people will returp, again

treasures is a@ collection of paine
tings by Paul Emile Genest of Montreal; and 91794 original. .
depicting a remote-like face of a beautiful nun, on
Roy Wacker, newcomers to Rosswood,.”. :
art work is for sale —as this -
however, the young
gallery up for people — the kind of people
A place where all

art the Stanhopes have gathered
art craft from people of the

plan to spend two week-days travelling.
istrict collecting art work for thelr
to have.an ever-changing display so that

and again .

The thirst of the"Visitora driving the 30 miles from town
was anticipated, Steaming hot coffea and cookfes were served,

Artist Perry proved
she had baked 30 dozen cookies,

‘her ability. as. a housewlfe as well —
Three willing young workers A

sc] Minister of Lands, Forests

| sarnestly appeal to everyone to do

- [into two. main classificattons—

- {on thelr motsture content to pro-

Wetter water —
‘used on:fires —

By The Honourable :
Ray Williston *
Ray Willfston

‘ and Water Resources. |
The: annual. forest fire séason
With us-once again and.I

his best to make this one of the
| beat fire prevention years British
Columbia has had, © in
mate Sher 1967 was one of the
Ost Costly ever experienced
| the Province in terms of expéndi-
ture of firefighting dollara, with
‘B.C, Forest Service: protection
costs reaching nearly $7,000,000,
However, fire damage to the
forests was held well down and
the extensive uge of fire ‘retare
its played an important ‘part
in this success, ;
Fire retardanta can be divid

short-term and long-term... The

basic difference is the length of

-) time the retardant offers effect-
ive protection, .

The short-term retardants rely

vide tire protection but, as seon
‘|a8 this moisture is drtyen off,

“Long-term retardants, on the

- other. hand,. provide protection

through moisture while they are
wet, but ‘also through chemical
action, as long as the chemical
rema{ns.on the trees, and other
forest fuel such as slask. This
chemical * ‘ire-proofing” ro-
sults from a reaction with cellu.
lose- which inhibits the release
of combustible gases, Fuels will
‘burn but only when sufficlentheat
is generated to overcome the ef.
fect of the reduced volume of
combustible gases, .

The B.C, Forest Service's in-
‘troduction into chemicals de
aigned to increase the effective-
hess of water began in 1951, In
that year, the Service made use
of “4wet-water”’ additives, These
are chemicala that lessen the
surface tension of the water, thus
allowing for greater depth pene
-tration into. materials such as
sawdust, This type of chemical

unlts and for hand tank pumps,

“Bentonite” became the first
really successful retardant to be
used from aircraft, This is clay
material which, when added to

the retardant is no longer effec-
_{ tive,

Arlene and Julia Cooper and Terry Kolderman served the ~ :

refreshments.

Among those contributing to the’ art display were Mrs,
1, Kristy

~ Vivian Atoniw, art teacher at Kitimat High Sctioo
Pedersen of Kitimat and from Terrace:
Cooper, Wally Humphrey, Joan Bell,
white, Skeena Secondary

Claudia Dube,

to visit Goat’s Foot Art Gallery,
children (there are swings

lan McLeod, Jack Hepple»
School art teacher and Tess Fenger,
David and Perry extend an invitation to all who would like -

They suggest you bring the. ;
and teeter-totters); and a picnic’

lunch; or bring a tent and sleeping bag, There are ten-acres

of room,
"Over one hundred and fifty

people vis ted the

SA ow

Bs eas

‘FERN.

IN'T'MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO. SHE

D HEAR: THESE. GREAT. RECORDING

gallery at |

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water and mixed, swella to many |
dimes fis size. =e

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR

MERE ceca

is still used by ground tanker| |

L. £. Pruden Realty Ltd. ts pleased fe

announce that Mr. John Currie has successfully

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John will be pleased to assist his many friends in
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