145”
- Bob Parker

Phone. 635-2801

1959 Chey a.

dan -

ltd. |

Terrace, 8, ag

Departments. |

* Servina Terrace, the ¢ Hub cy of the Mighty skeen Valley i in: Northwestem British Colunbie|

60th YEAR —~ No 2

14 Poses

Weavesdor, Rana 2; 1967

Toe Conn

A poet type ‘called
“Elected silence sing’ to’

in mind at all,

They're waiting for

Terrace.
Reeve’ A F, Goulet

they travelled to Victoria’
That was two weeks

He didn't have Highways Minister. P. A: Goglardi
Terrace Municipal Council ‘does.

of where the, new Highway 16 bypass will go ‘through
Norton were promised word ino ‘few days” when

On Tuesday night they: were still, waiting. See

also editorial on page. two.

Window smashers on rampage

Pellet gun pops
police car dome

There's an armed window smasher ‘af large in Terrace this
week and he may think his gun i is a toy.

WHERE 1s THE BYPASS? |
‘GAGLARDI STAYS MUM

Gerald Hopkins once wrote
me”

Flying Phil to- release word

and” Councillor: Dorothy

to meet the minister.
ago, - ,

| Man gets
| year for

f violence’

.
a
ay
i

‘8 year in Oakalla Prison for robe
bery with violence; :
Pelland was convicted last
week by. District Magistrate Hor.
vey Jessop following a charge’ by
John Songary, .

had assaulted and robkad him of
_ $140. at. hie *home yon:the -(

Magis OF 6 4 Pp. fouiid
Douglas ' Stanley Mackay. guilty
of dangerous driving: and fined
him $250 with six months susq
pension. of.“ driving privileges,

Magistrate C.J. Norrington
presided over the following:

John McDonagh, impaired drive
ing fined$250 andprohibited from
driving ‘for one month; Kenneth
- Wayne Minnifer, driving while
suspended fined $100. © -
me = Walter Heldebrand for shop-

a lifting was sentenced to seven
days and Ernest E, Blackett on
the same charge was sentenced
mei to 30 days, .

- There were 33 speeding and
fx) minor traffic convictions; twofor
fam liquor offences’ and two for
fe, causing a disturbance,
a Magistrate F,H, Adames pass
ed out the. following convictions:
Abraham Bushman sentenced to
14 days, for impaired driving;
six persons were fined oncharges
of speeding and minor traffic in
fractions,

;
af
5
‘|

age ee

Joseph Leo Pelland will serve)";

‘Songary alleged that Pelland|

di omallehild itt

the marksman responsible for
smashing windows at the Til.
Hcum Theatre, Simpson. Esso

Tho marksmen is believed to be
using -a pellet gun, a rifleslike
weapon often passed off as 2
harmless toy,
The red deme Ligkt ona Ter
race police patrol car was. also
cracked with a welhatmed pellet
at the:weekend. ~~
Rogistration of the psewdostoy
‘weapons is not -necessary,
they.-are considered firearms
atid-come under the’ usual multe
pertaining to such, | :

CAN KILL CHILD os
Conservation’ Office er Gary

| these “pellet: guns “ule Hebd

. the right:place,'

pellet guns to kill “whistling var
mints”. of weights up ta 40 pounds
Peliet guns aré preferable be
cause there is less danger ‘of
ricochet, °

Smythe stressed that . peliet
guns are definitely firearms, and
that one must be over 18.years
of age before carrying them. It
under 18, the gun carrier has to
be accompanied by someone over
21 years old,

He ‘spoke to the Herald fol
lowing a Monday noon address
to Terrace Rotary on the sub
ject of firearms and regulations,
“According to the Act, a fire
arm is considered to be any arm
that uses as its propellant oither
explosive, compressed’ afr or
gas,’ Smythe sald, -
“People are under @ e definits |
misconreption about alrguns
pellet guns,” he stated, “They
buy these things for their child.
\Ten.as toys and ‘they are defini.
‘tely NOT Paya.” are

if

E Too busy drinking to notice

Ba ue agent meinen Ee a ATE

Terrace elbowsbenders ‘are

| Terrace Usk

‘Terrace fopers. oi’ |
as suds ; level ‘drops _

BY OUR BARROOM REVURTER

amber for the same old twenty cents these days. .

the difference, ;

getting ‘one ounce less suuiay|

Nobody seems t0 have noticed |

* The . dnereased cost . ols a tat;

RCMP are on 1 the lookout. for |

Service and Karl’s Trading Post

Smythe , told the Herald, oe of 7
-chorpelet hit ly "
‘LHe sald“that Re ‘has olten ised

- leer. money: but local Lions To

. {to withstand the weathor inorder.
.|to see the action, at the Terrace

; [Two DAYS

[next year’s rodeo has already

THAT'S MY MOMMY,

'

young Dgama Boker as Joyce
Carruthers ‘dons the are mitt, Girls cama ef Bee Te ewe Ge
five team tournament here August 6 at he
Rupert and Hazelton will compete against the local tame.

Ager St, grounds ekan @rems from Kitimat,

“Angi but fatnedout rodeo eost

main undaunted,
They’re waiting for next: year.
Gate receipts plunged. to the
depths as rain beat a steady tatoo
‘Jon the heads of those hardy enough}

Stampede... .

President of the Terrace Lionas
Centennial’ Club, Robert Damma
. |said Tuesday: | ~

“We lost money. We lést a lot :
‘lof money, All the bills aren't in‘
yet and so far we've: already
dropped about $300,”

Dumma told the Herald that

Police busy
quelling -
rodeo. brawls —

WINNERS

blacktopping —
contract out:

North Surrey paving com.

has been awardeda$329,295

ing contract: for 16.05

endlse of Highway 16 East botween
3. ° opper River Bridge and

- = Highways Minister PA, Gage
“tH Jardl made the announcene tehis|
week, oo! a ik
The successful ‘plader
-Western ‘Paving

~|caol one came into. function last
Friday. But the. ‘Government did,
[it through the back door,

* Instead’ of ‘adding‘a cent to the
cost » = they subtracted an ounce
from the amount. ty
la aah felephone aur y a of
wn Terrace ers, Wi une
nimously' chose. to rémain ano:
.¥mous, ; produced ‘the following |
ments io the question, “What
ink’: about “the amallon;

Was}.

Company List

’ mited, Work Is cmected to tobe.”
gin shortly on the project, hn

seound paving contract Jetfor the }

y area this month, |: sites f
. On ‘July -7° :
section . betwean ‘Mudtiat ‘oroth, ‘
and: John Brown Creek: on Highs! than
“way 16: East wont contract f0r| #9
$420,045,

Cost. of paving in: this: ‘area
‘wean 2, ot per fbi
weather may. 1

 Dintrict "Hig! ae
tendent ‘Dori ” ‘Johnson
Herald:
‘weather conditions . ereate:: Dros! | oa,

* 1 lized following :a rodeo weekend |
juries,.

Q Sertbed ‘as “a wild weekend,’

oe ‘Terrace R,C.M,P, expressed his |
! displeasure with the riot trend,

: in ‘matter. With people?
sit-| longer..seem to havo ‘any
5 | for or respect for law andonien ,

things atpolico.cara?”. |.
+,’ He: sald wine policemen.
‘beor bottles when they ‘attempted

| to keep the peace atthe Stampede .

ee Dolled

No complaint. No investigation,
No charges,: |
But .two men - were hosplta-_

brawl in which both sustained ine

The men, - Tom -Praspay and'|
Allon Liknes spent ‘at: least. one |
night in Mis Memorial hospital,
“They may still he there but
nobody is talking, - A
Tho . fight was oily ‘one of 25

or 30 that R,C,M.P. visited dure:
ing what local police hava’ de.

Staff Set, John. Matdens of the-

commented: “Just: what is’

They hide ina crowd like cowards |:
and issue. catcalls> and. throw

boos and flying

‘bles for paving: Creve,

‘vohiclés ‘and one of. cur:man
‘hit on the, ‘Nead.' in

Stampede crewds dewn —
Rain squelches rodeo

heeh pegged for only a

atand, He said the: iy Eras :

gate this. year was lesa, than
$500,

“it costs the Terrace Rodeo.
Association over $900 a day to
bring that stock in, Next year’s
rodeo will be two: days only.”

But’ his enthusiasm was Uns,

| dented.

“Next year. it will be bleger

| and better than ever,”’ he assured

The three day rodeo ended Sun-
day afternoon with an awards pre-

| sentation ceremony at Thomas
‘Park, : ;

‘ Winner of the All Round Cowboy
‘trophy as well as the Hough
| Sate Brone event was George

to Jack Paimentior, who suffered] .

of the testing unit - -'to see if

Palmentier of Riske Creek, B.C,

‘Dale Gunn took the Bareback
tropliy and teamed tp to win the
Wild :Cow Milking award, Gunn
is'a Tarrace cowboy, -

Top Cow Rider was Ivan Bowe
Land in Steer Wrestling Compe,
tition: ‘the winner was Floyd Stei-
ner.)

The Calt Roping trophy went
to John Steiner of Fraser Lake.
Al: ; Benson. of Hazelton rode
to. victory in the Pole Bending
event while Darryl Wyatt of Tere
me copped the Barrel Racing

Hard Lack Cowboy money went

injury‘in- his first ride after.
travelling all night to reach Ter.
race for compatitions,

| already urged that the Municipal

- Branch,

| Corporal John: Lawson told” the

.| 680 testing made compulsory. for

75 per cent
rejected by
Safety test
driving on Terrace roads.
basis of Provincial Government.
bere lle Safety Tesis held here.
I Nay Mr of ‘the 3,600 cars
to the test,

ening arithmatic, Seventy. five
percent, of cars in this area are
potential ‘Same

ae figure could be higher. It
is reagonable to assume that a

drivers,

citizens have

Council pass a hylaw ‘making
tests compulsory when the'.moe

to the area.
MOTORISTS PATI ENT :

, Motorists who presented their
cars during the five days of free
testing were mainly patient and

B ree , exceptions.
ut there were

Like the motorist who wants to
sue the RCMP,

Or maybe the Motor Vehiete |
_ Or somebody.

. _ brakes: went’ decauise.
coat stand the pressure ore
sudden stops’... -:.

. ‘The ‘game mechanical datriase
could have happened to his. cay
Title he was “Kdlling a pede |

WAS UNHAPPY" oe
RCMP. traffic patrol officer,

Herald: .

“He ‘wad most. unhappy ‘about
the incident and wants us to ‘Pay
for the dimages,

“Guess he just dooan't realize
that this is exactly the object

a car is actually safe enough
to withstand the rigours ofemer=
gency situations onthe highway.’
In Terrace the Unitput through

were rejected, This represents
a 75.9 percent rejection picture,
In Prince Rupert it was 77
per cent and in Kitimat 74 pere

cent,
“Actually, it’s just about what
‘we.expected and we consider the

OLDER CARS

_ Asked if he felt there was a
good turnout. for the Testing unit,
Lawson said, “Tt was protly ob.
vious that we were getting only
the later model cars,’ I'd like to

anything older than a 1960 model.
The newer cars usually pass
without too much difficulty and

That's the startling figure ese] -

And 970 were ruled unsafe.|
The rest is simple, if fright-|. :

danger :
figure ro sppltes.{ in Prince. -Rupert|

number of cars not broughito the ae
test were ‘known to be unsafe by :

And you can bet thatthese cars

bile unit makes its annual visit

', Tasted by the Provincial: Gove
‘emment: mobile: Safety. “testing -

498 cars and trucks, 370 of them/.

operation was successful.” Cor tim
- bOral Lawson sald,

27m WMA as
USE LOCAL ROADS |

There ‘are: 2,700 unsafe cars| °

timated by the Herald on the|-

registered locally were brought oo

GOLDEN ‘CENTENAIRES, successors of. the: RCAF. disbanded;
Galden Hawks will be on display in -Vancouver, ‘August’ 25, 26 at.
the PNE. Jets above will demonstrate in'600, mph ‘precision flight,

We v st

Ban on
Columbia Cell, -
. David Lloyd, industrial relas
tons officer for Twin River Tim-|°
ber Limited told the Herald Mon.
“day that a 14 day closure of the
Watsori Island mill will not con
stitute any threat. to the jobs of
Terrace-and Nass River loggors,
The Skeena Kraft mill -will|_
close for’ two weeks starting

September 4,

supply of. kraft pulp
in world markets is forcing us
to make plans to reduce ine
ventory,” Rune Hellergqvist, act«'
ing mill manager said in Princa
Rupert last week.
The sulphite mill will remain
in operation during the kraftpulp
shutdown,
‘About 25 employees are expec: |.
‘ted to be affected by the Skeena
shutdown and they will be offen. | 8
ed the option of other work at
the eason I Island operations,. or
C)
Twin ‘River Timher Limited,
which Provides the bulk of logs
for the Watson Island pulp come
plex, does not plan any layoffs
‘or slowdown in operations, | itwas
learned here this week...
“There are no layotts planned
and the shutdown shouldn't af.
fect our work force in any way,”
said David Lloyd of the Twin
River industrial relations office,
-He said the Nass Camp opera.
tions. will continue to operate as

these are the ones we always
get”? ;

usual,

Clozure at Skeena Kraft -

stay open,

Twin" River ‘Timbor operations pot order a shown do
September mill closure by Sceeng
companies are operated by[~

“Mills gets
-go sign .
from Black.

Health and Welfare Minister. .
Wesley D, Black has given the. .
‘eo’ .slgn to the million plus:
addition to Terrace’s Mills Me.
morial Hospital, -

when construction crew moves in *
this week on an$847,00improves
ment to the hospital, . .
Government sanction was give :
‘on Friday. :
fruction Besereb Con,
ited ty chalrmanef hon
Board, A.J. ‘Bud’ MeColl,
The. contract calls for the ad
| dition of a complete floor ‘and
mew South wing which will. house
@ modern ‘out patient department :
and ‘facilities for 35 more bed

‘to approximately $1,200,000,
the. expenditure in December, °
1966,

Board chairman McColl told:
the Herald he expects to ‘se0.-
Cleariig operations sat foley:
or Thursday, .

“*Quiet’’. signs will be ignored os:

Py Terrace plebiscite Spproved a