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Terrace, BC.|

th Year, No, 34°

7 Poges_

Wednesday, : March 15, 1967_

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: § Openings

B Proposed opening dates
br the 1967 males- only
game hunting season in
tish Columbia have been
Banounced by the Fish and
Vildlife Branch to assist the
@anting public in planning
peir fall hunting activities.

f Season length, anterless. sea:
ions and game bird seasons
il be published in: the 1967
pame Regulations in July.

: Fin some Management areas
mmere are exceptions ta the
neral season.

meon “M.A.” stands for manage:
ment area.

F In addition, there are munici-
al regulations and closures re-
moecting hunilng, and certain
miler areas of the province are
; Posed to hunting. The publle
wee; urged to contact . municipal
Batnorities and -conservation
fficers, and .to consult the
Innual game regulations for
Moecific details on closed areas
mead special hunting regulations.

H Areas 21 to 28 include the
mrea from the Queen Charloftes
* Prince George.

m Mule (Blacktail) Deer, April
f, (M.A. 24), August 12, (M.A.

ugust 12, (M.A. 21, 22); Moose,
Bhugust 1, (M.A. 21); August. 12,
mMLA, 22, 23, 25); Elk, August
2, (LA. 22); September 2,
M.A, 24); Goat, August  12,.
M.A. 21, 22, 23, 25); Caribou,
miugust 1, (M.A. 21); August
PZ, (MGA. 22,, 28, 25); Sheep,
Rams, August 1, (M.A, 21, 25);
wilack Bear, April 1 40 June.
5, (M.A. 21, 22,23, 24, 26);

5); Grizzly Bear, ‘April- 1
une -15, (MA. 21 22, 23, 25);
Bhugust 12 (M.A, 22, 23,: 25);
cougar, April 1 to March: 31,
SMA; 21,22, 23,24, 25); and
olf and Coyote, .April'1 to
March 31, (M.A. 2i, 2%, 23, 94,

Bsugust | 12, (MI Ay 21,22 pf itd, i:

The .abbrevia- |

m1, 22, 23, 25);. Whitetait Deer, | |

SURE AN’. BEJABBERS and the wearin’ o” the green
_ was carried a bit far by Jack Greaves of 5019. A
Avenue when he. had his Centennial beard dyed a truly

Irish shade of green. Says Jack, “| believe that Cen-
‘tennial projects should. be things you've always wanted —

to da and never quite had

the little extra bit of nerve’

to do,”’ He also says that if anyone follows his lead, he

will then have his hair dyed green to match the weird

beord.

. (Gauth requ photo}

Pageant:

Education Week |

Leche One: ‘hundred: arid | twenty-five: ‘students’?

Hall Elementary school took

nial _Pageant Jost Friday. evening in the school auditorium. |:
, the eyes of. two students (Mar-

The pageant entitled | .¥A
Journey for Two”. was well re.
ceived by an ‘appreciative au-
dienece of parents and. friends.

‘| The story evolved through

@. More than 100 Kinsmen
B from Prince Rupert, Terrace,
BKitimat, Hazelton and
fTelkwa met in Terrace over

M the weekend for the North-, :

Bern Spring Zone meeting. .

With each visiting club’ host-
‘Ing a meal function or ather
# activity, festivities were high.
There was a well attended par-
bade Saturday afternoon and a
banquet and dance In the even:

my ing. 4

; Sunday morning, the Klns-,
F men passed many important
} resolutions and put up three
candidates for the office of
Deputy Governor. The. post,
| which was held by Terrace
Kinsmen’ Hugh Powers, was
| filled by, Ted Minhos of Telkwa.

i SSR RS

TOO Tate to list on the long :
* list of kind donors for the:
third annual Terrace Science

Fair were Northwest Biolo-

ical Laboratories Ltd. and -
Stark Electronic Instruments

Ltd,

FIRE CHIEF Andy Owens
’ and his-men are doing: a -
| documented -history of Ter.
: paces fire department and
.1.they would - appreciate a

* pleture of one of those old -

/:, bose carts that were. used —
‘« during the 20's
“? “Tt you have’ such ‘a’ ‘photo,
; Please give the chief a. call
fat 636-2464.

A ‘READER: "puggests

shai
Arating on:a: clean-up, paint: .
up campaign’ because .:-the

tourlam season: will: soon be
Spon Us. woe

1
i
aT
a

"avavenate®

MEL TING POT.

and: 30's: °°

Kinsmen Are Hosts
For District Meet

" WM. “BILL” REID
Kin district governor

. Also present at the conven-
tion was Bill Reid, Governor of
District five and Barry Smith,
liaisen man for the Kinettes of
District 5.

ience classes : are being held |
every Thursday evening -in
the Terrace. Community Cen: .

tre? Mrs, Al Parfitt is. in.

"structing the pooches | and
the owners. ce

ALL. manner of things ‘are
likely to’ pop. up -now . the
snow: has gong for another

. year {we hope), Last week 3°”
*. fourteen. year. old -hoy: found.
a. walletand:. papers... near: ~

- the Sdper-Valu- shopping | cen: «

. lost’ early ‘in ithe: winte

Terrace should, ‘start’ concen: - |. aul

Eegland. who

tre. Owner was’ very pleased z
“to. receive It and ‘rewarded.
the the lad.'‘The svallet wat.”

tos. that’ évening.. P.5. There, «

Sollitte at: ‘pice we

‘ow: you know ! tht dog ¢ obed aa “ cHighwaya: ever, boasted:

Marks

‘Cassie®
part.ina delightfull Centen-

gret Schultz and. Claus Gehrig)
as the -history of Canada ‘was
enacted on the stage in colorful,
scenes. and :skits,: These were
‘interspersed | by songs to ‘suit
the scenes, sung by’ a choir of
45 Cassie Hall students dressed
in Centennial: costumes.
Skeena Junior Secondary en
| tertained with a- band concert
during the. week prior to ‘edu-
cation week. The Radio Club
presented a television produc-
tion, Tuesday, which ouflined
education in B.C. On Wednes-
day, parents were invited’ to the
school for.an open house where
they were given the apportun-
ity to talk with teachers, about
the various courses students
were talking, Mr. Zacharias,
principal of the high « school,
said more than 200 Parents at:
tended the very successful open

7 | house,

Clarence Michiel: ‘School “was
open: to parents’ Wednesday
morning. Parents were invited
to sit in on normal classes and

i |watch teachers. and students at

their work.

Kit-K-Shian elementary

school held open house Wednes- .

day.

Thornhill Elementary - school
teachers met with parents Tues.’
day evening, Mr. R.. Zacharias
was. guest speaker at an open.
meeting following the visits to
the class Foom. . :

sah SSAA SPORE rae

a) e e
Ruthin PE

a vnutag his son. and: daugh
). terinlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vic |
Jotliffe.. It's- the first. ‘trip, te.
- Canada for Mr. Jolliffe ‘Sr

and he is very ‘impressec
, with our vast, country. We:

put him in ‘this ‘corner be

, cause -he Is a very. interest.
Ing gentleman and besides— -

‘he’s been a subscriber for
’ many: ‘years — and -.more,
besides-— he ‘sald “nice

things about: us! _

PRANK O'HOWARD, MP for
-Skeena: will, be In. Terrace.:
. forthe ‘Seventeenth - of Ire:
land (that's Friday) and will
"be attending the, NDP. St. "|:
* Patrick's. Dance’ scheduled

-'wag:.a thme:: when: °
. meant ‘traseal").-

e

“HAPPY birthday ‘tb’ Pat.
“O'Toole, the 'Irishest Irish.”
aman

“the” Department a oe ing.

COMING AT. Last

2906 Sparks Street.
The child died Sunday after-

Child Dies Of Wounds
‘Following Rifle Mishap —

Coronor Fred Adames dened an ‘inquest Monday
evening into the shooting death of OR eoaina Guy
Kawinsky, oldest son-of Mr. and Mrs. A

A. R. Kawinsky of

noon after a shooting ache

én Saturday at approximately
1:30 p.m.

Sunrise. Service

Raster Sunday

Terrace Shrine Club will once agaln sponsor the
popular annual Sunrise Service on: Easter Sunday morn-

“jng, March 26.

=

The non- -denominational service will : commence
at 8 a.m. in Terrace Community Centre and’ will be
conducted by. Reverend G.W, Keenleyside, Reverend
A. P: Horsfield and Reverend Father Mohans, Terrace
Job's daughters will fofrm’ “a “Living :Cross” ot. the
‘conclusion ofthe service and the newly formed. Terrace -

Demolay group will provide the honor guard.

Sake

_, am emergency ward nurse.

jat about 2 p.m. Sunday.

The aceident happened at the
home of a neighbour where
Guy was Playing with a ‘11 year
ald companion.

RCMP said the Kawinsky hoy
was wounded with a 30.30 cal-
bre rife] shot.

Seeking help, his companion
rushed: to Mills Memorial Hos-
pital which is located. close. to
the scene of the mishap. He
asked for a stretcher and was
accompanied to the scene by

Upon finding the wounded
boy, the nurse then summonsed
more help and the lad was ad-
mitted to Mills Memorial Hos-
pital, oc ,

RCMP were notified of the
accident at about 3 p.m.

.Dactors worked unceasingly
ta save the kawinsky boy’s life.-
A community-wide plea for
blood donors was aired on radio
CFTK but the lad succumbed

|More Downtown. Parking,
Urged By Local: Chamber

' Over thirty members - attend-
led the regular meeting of Ter-
race and district. Chamber of

Commerce Monday evening at a’

dinner gathering in the Lakelse
Hotel banquet. room,

In the absence of -President
Willy. Schneider, vice-president
Doug Currie presided. .
DOWN-TOWN PARKING

A lengthy dis¢ussion ”. took
place regarding. down-town
parking, All . present agreed
with one member's comment,
“Down-town parking is bad and
getting ‘worse every. day.”

The discussion brought forth
such remarks as “the one-hour
parking is not being control-
led; “a patrolman should be -on
the job to enforce restrictions;
“the Municipality. should pur-
chase or make available unde-
veloped down-town Property, as
parking lots.’ -

A comprehensive brief was
brought forward by L, E, Pru-
den concerning downtown
parking: its feasibility; what
it would do toward the progress
of the town and the possible
Yevenue it could bring to the
coffers of the Municipality if
‘properly ‘administered.

’ The brief will be forwarded
to: Municipal Council following
a second perusal: by the exec-
-utive, ;

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Ray Zacharias, principal of
Skeena Secandary School, spake

:] knew of the progress of Ter-
=| race’s Vocational . school now
under construction.: ‘
‘Mr. Zacharias: has been un-
succedsful in obtaining concrete
information’ on its - possible
Gpening but said; "I am hope-
fal that it will be partially open
by January 1968.” He has en-

‘deavored. to ‘obtain some assur-

ance from Victoria but so far

had received nothing definite, |.

and had on hand only the list of
courses released last December.
He said that parents and stu-
dents were continually asking
a definite date for the. school’s:
onening: and: on what seale it
would operafe. ‘Mr, . Zacharis
felt? the Chamber “might endes
vor.-to obtain’: this: information.
‘Fred, -Weber.. stated that en a
tt i te the’-Vocational

oul be: complated
within’ the: next “three- weeks."
Diek~ “Sharples, ' president, of

“| the, Junior Chamber‘ of ‘Com:

meree, was present “at the meet-
‘He: gave a resume of the

| ‘projects of-the Sunior¢ Chamber

and asked the assistance of the
Senior group. Mr. Curtie as-
sured Mr. Sharples that a mem-
ber of: the “Senior Chamber
would ‘attend théir meetings,

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Fred. Weber, who recently
returned from a trip to Ottawa,
reported: that: favorable pro-
Brass was being made on the
port development project.

“Fhe Municipal Affairs -Com-
mittee recommended that a res:
olution be. forwarded te Victor-
ja.requesting a different tax
base for Terrace Municipality.

Upon a suggestion from the
Industrial Development Com-
mittee the Chamber will seek
information as to what route
or rowtes Highway 16 will take

through Terrace when re-locat-

-| in the hands of so many groups.

In connection with. recreation |
development the Chamber felt
this should be under jurisdic-
tion of the Municipality and not

The mecting decided a letter
he written to authorities asking
for the commencement date for
construction of the proposed
new Terrace Airport terminal
building.

It was duly moved that a re.
quest go forward. to Victoria
asking that paving be proceed:
ed with on Highway 16 East on
the sections presently ready for
same.

Four resolutions and one. re-

submission were read by retir- |

ing president Bob Christl. They
had been prepared: for submis-
sion at, the Associated Cham-
bers annual meeting in Juneau,

1c a Copy.

BC. In Iwo Yours

Long Batile

“Press Run—4,000°.

Over:

For CBC Committment.

Plans. to provide
‘network service to

by the "CBC.

The “live” network ‘service
is to be provided to CFTK-TV
through B.C. Telephone Com-
pany facilities expected: to be
available by March, 1969. _

In addition to the Terrace
station which also serves Kitt-
mat, .“live". programming - will
be carried on the twelve tele-
vision rebroadcasting stations
of CFTK-TV.

These are located at Prince
Rupert, Ketchikan, Nass, Smith-
ers, ‘Houston, Burns Lake, Kil-
dala, Kemano, Ocean Falls,
Aristazable on mainland B.C.,
and Juskatla and‘: Sandspit-
Queen Charlotte City on the
Queen Charlotte Islands.

Network programs are now
broadcast on a delayed basis.
The “live” network extension
will serve more than 50,000
people living in the area served
by CFTE-TV and it's re-broad-
casting stations. At present the
network connection extends as

Howard Says
Hurry Up!

_ In a recent letter to Postmas-
ter General Cote, Frank How-
ard,.MP . for Skeena — asked,
“How, cabouls:

“earriers Service®

vice but to'no avail:

- He: said;
Terrace ‘would probably - nat
meet the population require-
ments for letter carrier. service
until the Primeminister an-
nounced, during the 1965 elec
tion, that’ those requirements
would be reduced. At that-mo-
ment our hopes rose consider-

survey Terrace for such a ser-
vice.” :

panding community and I am

situation would reveal: that we
do have the © requirement of.
2000. points of call. ’
Mr. Howard's letter asked for
another immediate look at. the
situation and for the institution
of letter carrier service for
Terrace at the earliest possible
moment, . -

Alaska in April, :

“live”
the privately. owned - . offiliated
station, CFTK-TV at Terrace were announced Tuesday-

caviding ; cas letter| a
‘GF Terraces" FON
In the Jetter he ‘said that he/4

‘had writlen. a niimbeér-of times |

in the past ‘about: such 4: ser- 7

“We all knew that |B

ably and a’ request was made to |:

“Terrace is a constantly ex- |i

sure that another survey. of the |:

English language TV:

far as Prince George, a 1 distance
of 240 air‘ miles from Terrace.

Commenting on the. -an-
nouncement Tuesday, Frank.
Howard MP for Skeena told the
Herald,:"I'm extremely pleased
that the CBC has decided to
provide our part of the pro-
vince with the “live” television -
connection: Even though © we.
have been expecting this fav.
orable announcement for seme
weeks now, it is still gratifying
to hear the real thing.” .

“I want to congratulate, both
CFTE-TY and all of the people -
who wrote letters, circulated
and signed petitions, and did
the REAL work to bring about
a favorable response from the
CBC. ” '

“Because this delay wilt be.
occasioned by the: instalation
of facilities by BC. Telephone
Company, I intend to keep in
immediate ‘and constant touch
with the officials of B.C. Tel,
urging them to speed-up this
work as much as is possible.”

The B.C..Telephone Company
said today it will begin im:
mediately ordering equipment
for a_ television ; channel to
carry live CBC. TW network
transmission from Prince’
George to Terrace.

I will do everything possible
to have-.th

FRANK HOWARD,

MP for Skeena
_“eratlfying to hear
- thing’. -

reel

%/ to the meeting on what. he .

THE. FIRST OIL TANK ‘CARS:
Tuesday. morning for .the new Terrace: Co-op bulk
‘Station ‘which is fast. nearing completion just off the
id portion of Greig: “Avenue... House’ to: house

‘rolled. into Terrace

full scale rvic

rway” fol ere