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Wednesday, July 5. 1967

‘

Hong Kong merchants.
‘now migrating fo BC

An tnvestment counsellor in “Vancouver reports a ‘number of
merchant .Pririces frorh Hong Kong are converting their family
fortunés to Canadian’ dollars. and moving to.BC..- - .

Harrison chef .

serves starling

, HARRISON HOT SPRINGS,
"B,C. (CP) - Joseph Wuest! chef
at the Harrlson Hotel here, says
starlings are built like mint.
ture turkeys: with big thighs
and breasts,‘and he has created
a new dish, Main ingredients
are two-thirds ‘starling meat,
one-third: veal, brandy . and
Spices. : .

“George “‘Trelt, residentot Ruth
erford = -MeRaa Lid,,-who has

investment opportualties, ° sald
he has: settled-four-Hong Kong.
families in $50,000. homes in
Vancouver. ‘in the last: tiree

a chinese whose fortune Is.estl--
mated at $40,000,000; .

- He ‘sald: the - txodiis started
about six. months: ago because
of the. comm unist-inspired riots
in Hong Kong and is continulng
as fast asCanadian immigration
officials can: process the apple
catlons, .

"These. are good, ‘stable fam-
diles. and: have a lot to give this

THE
SWEEPER

country. besides thelr money,**
he. sald, “They are -all Eng--
: educated, speak exceflent: eng-
Ta lish in many cases and are brings
Is ing us a lot’ of technical knows

how, |.

“@srany ut them are manufac+
turers and are louking forward
.to . setting Up - new factories
here’?

An estimated $1,450 mer-.
chants, manufactures, ' ‘engl.
neers, physicians and skilled
tradesmen apptled for Immigra-
tlor visas]ast month. .

comin

‘| been: advising the: Chinese on.

weeks aid now'is dealing with ‘||

“ABUVE YOUNGSTERS were
Creek Gulf Course Last week.

_ She used to be bothered by backnches

and Lived feeling. When she learned
that irritation of the bladder and
urinary tract can result in backache
.and tired feeling, she touk Dndd’a
Kidney Pills. Smart girl, Dodd's Pille
atimulate the kidneys tu help relieve
the condition equsing the backache and
tired feeling. Soon she felt better ~
reated better. 12 you are bothered by
backache, -Dodd's Kidney Pilla may help
you, tog. You enn depend on DoikTa.

BY FRANK HOWARD M.P.
On the 24 of June, 1497 art!
Cabot landed at what Isnow part
of Canada,
Four hundred and : seventy”
years later, to the day, the

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pine contributes” itself te the
| forest, .

| veloping. As with the pines and»

origin, protect and conserve our -
growth,

tourlng, picnicking or merely
want to rest awhile, come ‘to.
Gitwangarh' s Pine Grove Park
and savour Canadadn a minia.
ture form; feel the splrit of.Co-
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REPO ~ FROM PARLIAMENT HILL | |
Kitwanga celebrates

Canada’s centennial

people. of . Kitwanga officially
opened a small park aspart. of
the Centennial Celebrations,

The day was a smashing suc-'

cess and I mention it here, not
SO much. because it was unique,
but because it was typical

Bin Brackenberry, the. com-

munity’s oldest old-timer, of-.

ficlated at the opening, Gilet.
wagh of Gitwangarh washonour=
ed by having a centennial medal
presented to him, Gil-etwagh

His the Indian name of Mr,:Tom

Harris and Gitwangarh theclos”
est that I can come to spelling,
in English, the proper and orl

@ ginal name of the community,

There was a pdrade, a trea-
sure hunt, prizes for costumes
and the Ike, swimming, a bar-
becue handled by the Grand
of barbecues, Mr.

sanvearly morning: -Churesers:
wide, “a pattcake ‘breakfast,

@ danée, free ice cream,-and the”

list could go on and ony
++4.-

.What Is perhaps: “as import.

ant as anything was’ the Cen.
‘tennial spirit. at ‘the celebra-
tions and the co-operative spirit
that was necessary to do all the
preliminary work,. Gitwangarh,
like many othér smaller com-
munities,. is embued with that
spirit of being able to’ work
together for the common good,
something which is lost. in large
cities,

The name of the park was

j| chosen by-contest with the win-

ning Name being that of 13 year
old David James,
The name iss Pine Grove Park,

There is a fine, even. aged
stand of Lodgepole ‘Pine’ in-the
hark shading the picnic tables,
the camp. sites and the brick
fire place, *

The Park is symbolic at Can.
ada and our .aspirations, The
pines had their origin in. seed
50 smail {t could easily escape
detection, They are firmly root--
ed in their birthplace, They are
tall, straight, . yirile, growing .
in stature and: girth and reach
ing for the skies,

Each Province, area, come,
munity and family has its own
routs and history with each con-
tributing to, the whole as each.
pl

Canada is alsogrowing and de-

the forests. of this nation: we
must malntaln and respect our.

presence and. nurture “our.

If you are camping, visiting,

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“CALGARY: (CP) < ry Calgary.

taxicab company ‘has 20: womens #
drivers on the payroll and wants’ ‘
more, "They have fewer acek
‘dents. than“men, they Jearn how ;
to. operate the radio faster, ‘an.
they’re reliable. and .- 4

TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, B,C,

winners in the junlor centennial gold tournament held at Spring

_ Musi CAL INSTRUM

Just like the
1867 era

_the barnyard. animals. In the

Chickens.
@ go-go.

MONTREAL,- -- Mod dancing is
in’ at Expo, G's: Man. the
Provider theme pavillon, Fos

‘children’s farm, that is.

For children who -have never
seen.chickens go-go daticing to
the strains of plano music bang-:
ed.,out by a rabbit, there: are.
surprises In-store... :

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The whole barnyardis groovy, se

A. pigeon ‘flys out of Its. cage
and rings. a bell, ‘and a duck.

‘slides on his. backside down a

ramp into the water, 0000
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The animal act demonstrator.

holds up a card on which there

are dots of various ‘colars,-

"Judy,’’ the demonstrator calls

“Come out and show them. ‘the,
green dot,’’ A white hen strolls
out of her cage, pecks the Breen
dot and returns, -

“Jump through “the
Jack,'’ he tells the rabbit,

Donald « « dind the fish,’ *
A duck slides down a ramp Into
the water and dives for an art-
Vicia! fish at the bottom of a.
transparent -pool,

Alfred, the pigeon, is sum-
moned, He walks out of his cage,
looks around a bit, and Mies to
a tiny bell and rings It.

“Toop, ;

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