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Miedgey 5, 5, 1967

TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD. TERRACE. B.C.

© ERGALS

DEPARTMENT OF Tanne
FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOURCES:
TIMBER’ SALE X-96697

Sealed tenders. will be re-
celved by ‘the District Forester
at Prince ‘Rupert, B.C., not later
than 1!-a.m. on the lith day of
. July, 1967, for. The - ‘purchase of |.
Licence ‘K-08837, to cist, 840,000 |
cubic feet of Hemtock, "Spruce,
Balsam,. Cedar. and Other Sne-
eles Sawlogs, “On-an area situ-
ated 1 mile N.W. Pitman. Stn.
C.N.R. approx, 20 miles NE. of

Terrace, CR, 8. -

Three (8) years” will be ‘ale

Jowed for removal of timber,

_ As this:area is within the
- Skeena P.S.YU. which is. fully
committed, fhis sale: will be
awarded under « the provisions
of settion 17 (1a) of the Forest
Act, which gives the timbersale

. applicant certain privileges,

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District For.
ester, Prince Rupert, B.C, or
the Forest Ranger, Terrace, B.C.

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“quiz:
HALL...

Each eotrect answer counts
10 points: Score yourself as
follows; 100- genluss 80 to 90
superiors; 70 to 80° excellent:
60 to 70 good; 50 to 60 aver-
age: 40 to. 50 falr.
FOR MEN: -.
1, Which comic strip character

has a dog named Sandy?
Dagwood, Little Orphan
Annie, Jiggs, Nancy. -
2. Which one wasnotan adopted
child?

. Esther, Ephraim, Joseph,

. Manasseh, -
3, Tha Mason-Dixon Line fs in
western part of the ‘United
States,

True or false,
How many feat above the
floor is the basket in the
sport of basketball?
Eight, Ten, Twelve, Foure
teen,
FOR WOMEN:
5, What js the 5 Laytingery cul
tivated the Canary

Islands? :

Squash, Corn, Watermelon,

janana,

How many slices of ‘erisp

bacon make 100 calorles?

One, Four, Two, Three, _

Which one wrote a famous

poem about Ichabod Crane?

Robert Louls | Stevenson -

Washington Irving

Sinclalr Lewis
’ John Bunyan «©

4,

. 6

vA

. Elzabeth Taylor won an aca |

demy. Award. asthe. bast

Actress of the year for her

Tole in: who's. Afrafd of

Virginia Wolf,?*-

True or False, ;
Far YOUNG PEOPLE: —
9, A group of honeybees

known asa:

Colony, School, Herd, ‘Dove,
10, Lake Eyre Is: the Towest

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Granby city
doubles size

GRANBY, Que, (CP) -. The:
elty of Granby his more thar
doubled its’ area by annexing
4,098 acres of adjoining Jand,
The new land is the result of
three years of planning to pro-
vide Granby with enough land for
industrial development. The city
45 miles east of Montreal, now
has a total area of 7,388 acres
and a population of 34,394,

morning,

THIS COUOLE oF CUTE BYSTANDERS in triditional native. COS
tumes, caught the eye of many other spectators as they watched
the big Dominion Day parade wind down Lakelse avenué Saturday

Four Terrace. Schools will
have new Principals when clas
ses regume in September, — -

_ Fohn Bastin now..at Chetwynd
will’ take over the principalship
of Skeena Secondary: from Ray
Zacharlas, ons :

David c Sage now teaching at

_ Clarence Michiel. Elementary

will. move to. E.T, Kenney Pris
mary.as prinelpal, ...

Roy P. Prystay will take over
the principal’ sdutlesfrom Mrs,
F.M,_ LaBelle, at Kalum Eleme-
neary.

School board names principals

Cassie Hall Elementary WL
lose Leon. F. French as prinel-.
pal- and gain. Derek F.Y, Shaw -

who’ is. now. principal at ET,
Kenney,

Vice-princlpals duties at Cla-
rence Michiel will. be -taken-

over by Benno W, Toews,

Kit-K’ -Shani Primary willhave
Mrs, E.K, Atwood as head-teach- -

er in September, :
Ted Wells, secretary treasu-

rer of Schoo! District 53, said :

other new appointments will be

announced before theSeptember :

School term,

1 ling expenses,

“Cookte’ Sale, sald the 200 cases.

“| sold and that more, possibly
‘| 280 dozen. should be ordered for
- the next cookie sale,

SURREALISTIC EFFECT was created by BC Telephone employees
who spoofed their own product in Saturday’ s Dominion Day parade,
The brightly captioned walkers included a walking telephone
booth,

TORONTO (cP)
record club eighi

which offers by mafl a choice
of every label In the catalogue-
294 labels and 30,000 discs:
selling at 30 per cent or more
below the manufacturers’. -llst
prices,

In cities where records can
be bought at adiscount in stores,
the club’s main appeal Is ta
buyers who want to save atrip
downtown, But in Western Cana-
da, the directors say, thelr suc-
cess ‘Is: tled. up with the fact
that they merely make a wide
variety of records available.

"We've got members up in
the Yukon and Northwest Ter-
Tritories,'’ Mr, Iseman says,

selling records, Even in lots
of blgger places you can’t get
anything except the Nutcracker
Sulte- or the Beathoven Fifth or
The Messiah?’ —

Instead of a contract to buy
a given number of records a
year -- the sort of deal offered
by U.S. clubs-Record Club of-
Canada-asks a flat $5 lifetime
membership fee,

The directors say this has
been ‘the: reason for the rapid’
- growth although the. club doesn’t

: compare dnginerwith Sy clubs
: which Jargely, -sellonly thelr own.
‘labels. Columbia, the first and
‘most aggressive clubin Canada,
Is the biggest with more. than.
100,000 members,

The Canadian ‘club members
are more the ordinary. record-
buyer.. Forty per cent of. tha
‘Fecoras they buy are classics
“and. 95 per’ cent’ are stereo,
' The club’s most popular tong.

Playing discs: at the moment are’
Doctor Zhivago and the Tijuana:
| ‘Brass, Surprise hitg are ‘such:
‘wartime favorites 28 George
Formby and Vera. Lynn, Irish:
Repulican songs are selling weil
and ‘so are bawdy songs and back-
room ballads by Oscar Brand, .
The club is’. planning a new’’
Service-importing records not.
ordinarily available in Canada, :
‘Among them will be Opening |
Night at ‘the Met, an RCA Vics.
tor .record that was released in
a Himited edition in Canada but
is the current best-seller in the
“United States,

s

Skeena guide LA
disapproves
camp subsidy

Skeena - District Guldes LAs
“disapproves subsidizing trans- .
portation costs for division.
camp, .
It was resolved at the June 21
meeting ofthe LA. to pay one
third of all transportation ex--
penses ‘for Guides to all future
camps other than Jocal or divyi-
sion, :
The three girls travelling to |
Nerltage Camp thig month will

“be assisted with $70 In travel-

Mrs, Jean Hamer’ 5 appoint.
anhounced at the June 2] meet-
Ange. !

_Cathle Metntosh . had complet-
ed all the requirements for her
Gold.Cord,

Dorthy Bartonyeporting on the

of cookies ordered had ‘been

7

months ago,
the hinterlands with more than
in the Yukon and Northwest Terr
Seymour Iseman and Lawre-
nee Grater, both 38, are dire-
ctors of Record Club of Canada

'* They. can’t find a local store.

ment as District Camper was |B

Cut-rate records
~ sell well i in YT

- Two Toronto lawyers started a cut-rate
Today they’re’a surprise hit in
10,000 members, including some
itories,

Local brownies:
camp overnight

’ Who's afraid of the dark?

Not 17 Brownies from the ist

Skeena Pack who took part inan.

overnight pack holiday at Lake.
Ise Lake,

Brown ‘Owl Mrs, Orval Gorley
assisted by Mrs. Milton and
Mrs. McVey took the girls on
hikes and nature study expedi-
tlons, °

Mrs, Harry Smith, holder of a
camper license also took part
-in the pack holiday,

Four Browales, .Joan Faltz,
Terry Fournfer, Aldaa Lavalle
and Marilyn Joanas, were worke
ing toward their Golden Hand
award,

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Complete With Convertible Top |

“Special Color Deck and Upholstery: -
: > Sleeper Seats - Deluxe. Kit

“Bit A. P. Long Shaft McCulloch Outboard”
. Road Runner Trailer .
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8,000 series auxiliary, Heavy: duty air compressor, SV53 : diesel engine, . tally

‘Anmulated. cab, 10: #12 yd."bor, 1000x2013, BW. tires, low mileage.

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a 1366 FORD v7 Litre” Convertible,
. ‘Bucket seat, 428 V8 All
“1964 METEOR Convertible,

V8 auto: trans., Po PB. P, top

yellow with black top. |
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red with black top, :

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