Loeal
beach
thrust

- Local Parks Branch officials
report that the shores of
Lakelse Lake are overcrowded.
- Wild temperatures hovering
around the 90 degree mark have
driven thousands of Terrace
beach enthusiasts along with
dthers from Prince Rupert and
Kitimat to the beaches.

Parks Branch spokesmen say
‘That with the further addition of
tourists the two overcrowded
beaches have become
dangerous.

+ The branch warns parents
laking children to the water
area to observe extra caution in
keeping watchful eyes,

~ The beaches are made to fit
the best safety standards
possible but swimmers entering
the lake from designated
provincial areas are doing so at
their own risk,” a spokesman
said.

.The Parks Branch has no
given authority to install’
lifeguard supervision at the
beaches but already have
appointed men to patrol the
crowded spots.

Officials say that no water
fatalities have resulted in the
Lake for over a period of five:
years. Perfect records however
do nol set patterns they say and
accidents can happen anytime,

Counting devices situated at
provincial park entrances
counted an estimate of over 4000,
lake visitors on one of last
week's busiest days.

Flat tire

accident cause

Terrace RCMP says a flat
front tire was to blame when
molorist Donald Roberts of
West Kalum Reserve lost
control of his vehicle and was
Sleered over a steep
embankment around 2 p.m.
July 28.

The accident occurred just
west of Kwinista and caused
passenger Joe Westley of the
Terrace area to suffer a broken
arm.

Damages to the car were
reported as slight and
estimated at $400, “7

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A PLACE TO REVERE, this is just one of thousands of beautiful spots where one can go and fish and think.

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C.

Se Mh seh Ue ‘
Phate by Morgan A, Campbell

Sally Ann will help

desperate and needy

If you are a down-and-out
traveler and cannot seem to
make ends meet in Terrace,
there are open arms awaiting
you at the Salvation Army
Hostel Service (commonly
abbreviated Sally Ann's}
located in Terrace on Greig
Avenue. :

If you are a young transient
student simply bumming your
way across the continent you
might as well cash one of your
hidden ‘travelers cheques or
stray back out onto the
highway.

Terrace’'s Sally Ann
organization is soley designed
with the intentions of assisting
the desperate and needy. Only
persons not considered as local
residents and who have had no

involvment with the Terrace
wt PAR Bee eae atts a WT We et

‘““Need some

Says
Lloyd
Atchison

after you.”

Our personal loans
are easy to get.”

“When you need some extra cash for some-
thing worthwhile, like a new car, a colour TV,
a major household appliance, or a vacation,
there are several ways you can finance the
deal. But a Royal Bank termplan personal
loan can actually save you money .. . because
it costs less than ordinary buying ‘on time’.

A termplan loan is easy to get, easy to pay
back, and it costs so little, You pay us back
in easy monthly instalments that are worked .
out to fit your budget. And the loan is life-
insured in the bargain. .

Royal Bank termplan loans give you cash
in advance so you can'shop for the best deals
in town. Come in and see us. We like to look

Community Corner

‘The Terrace Arena *~

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or a toe rs
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money?

service within a month’s time
fit into the eligibility category.
Residents of the area needing
feeding or lodging assistance
must turn to the Socia] Welfare
Department office located on
Lakelse Avenue. Only in
special cases do the two
services overlap.

Sally Ann collects all her
funds in completely non-
profiting fashion. From the
grants contributed by the B.C.
government the SA volunteers
turn to. the city streets and
crowded hotel bar rooms for
donations. They believe people
entering these areas usually
have the idea of money in their
minds or at least in their
pockets.

Daily.at 12 noon and: 5 p.m, a
member of the Salvation Arm.

centre, They will hear you oul

ultra-tragic cries in the past.

The members have a way of
sorting aut the unfortunate
victims of society from the
story tellers but they always
give you the benefit of the
doubt, There is no fool proof
system nor even enough time to
check-out every claim but Sally
Ann prevents persons from
taking advantage of the
services. Requests are filled by
negotiable forms which
authorize the purchase of food
or lodging. When money alone
is handed out Sally Ann
members too often see the
hungry and homeless- hiding
under beer parlour tables or
disquised a as local store
manekins with cigarette habits.

Terrace institutions

honouring the SA meal and
+: . Daily. at 12 noon and 5.p.m.a. lodging tickets,,appear in no.
member. of the Salvation Army “particular order forthey are alls,
vis stationed at the service “equally importantt) eT

Skeena Grill, Silver Tip, Luse, suspensions in above zones: "> *

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just as they have listened to Hillside and Flynn Apartments
everything from mild pleas to and many others.

. os the-area. woe :
: -” Although no dates‘have
-“ been set for the draw as

‘Association is: raffling
two return tickets to

Honolulu. - The tickets,
‘donated by C.P.A.'will be

--used’..to raise funds for

Fe

yet, the association

= felieves that the draw

_ will.take place sometime

this winter. Tickets are: —
going for $10 each, toa
 Iaaximum of 10 tickets.

Mayor Jolliffe

Contd from Page 1
donations received’. This arrangement with the income tax

people was
have to live up te it,

made by myself and ratified by council, and we

T would like to assure the public that I still support the arena
campaign, and I have every confidence that the necessary
conditions will be met, But, also I intend to stand firm to see
that cur committments are met in a manner acceptable to the
authorities above my jurisdiction.

Enclosures 2.

Mayor Victor C.G. Jolliife,

(1-Recaommendation from Mayor toCouncil May 10, 1971.)

_ (1 -Letter from Taxation Dept. May 31,1971.)

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Fire _
permits

suspended

The B.C. Forest Service
advises that due to the extreme
fire hazard over a large part of
the province, effective as of
midnight Tuesday, July 27, 1971
Camp Fire Permits will be
suspended for the whole of the -
Prince Rupert Forest District.

Also those areas known asR1,
R5, Ré and R8. Which roughly
include Qwikeno Lake, Bella
Coola Valley, Dean River,
Kemano, Gardner Channel,
Kilimat Valley, Skeena River
from Telegraph Point to -

Pacific, North to Bowser Lake, -

the Nass River and all of the
Queen Charlotte Islands, will be
subject to a Restricted
Industrial Order which will
restrict woods operations te
early shift. Al work must be

‘cogcluded and men out of the

woods by.1 p.m. each day.

Burning Permits, also

This does not include main

land coast region Namu to
Stewart,

Howard ill

Frank Howard, M.P. for
Skeena, had to interrupt his
tour of the Ridirg to-day at
Hazelton to go to Vancouver
for medical attention.

Mr. Howard, who has hada
recurring internal ailment in
the bladder area for the past
three months is expected tobe
away for approximately a
week... - :

Mr. Howard said that the
problem is more aggravating
than serious and hopes that it
will. be cleared up soon,

| Signs to attract

Caught up in the midst of
rapid technological . and
commercial change throughout
the district is a sign,

Please. No horses on the
sidewalk ‘says the sign which
greets newcomers to Terrace,

Fine fling —

aimed at

beach cars.

Local Parks Branch officials
will be starting to step on
vehicles illegally parked in
provincial camp and picnic
sites on Lakelse Lake.

Recent word from the branch
said that hot weather conditions
have clogged lake parking lots.

Despite this beach influx
tickets will soon be affixed to
windshields and. fines will be
issued to any motorist parking

- his vehicle in a designated no .

parking area.

“This is purely a safety

factor,” an official said,”

“These cars are blocking
ambulance and other
emergency vehicle passage. to
the beach."

. The official also stated that
cars parked on the parking Jot
road itself will be included in
the round-up.

Children are often found
playing behind parked cars and
present accidnet situations for
motorists using the road, the
source said,

Unless motorists in the area
start abiding to the regulations
now in effect, Parks officials
willstart closing entrance gates
whenever lots are full to
capacity. .

Obituary
Allan Thompson

“THOMPSON - Allen, Passed
away. on July 18th, 1971 at
Moore Creek on the Nass River

- Road,

Street in Terrace. He served in.

the Royal:Canadian Air’Porce’

from 1941 to 1942,

He is survived by a sister
Rose, of Calgary. Funeral
services were held in MacKays
Funeral Chapel on July 28, 1971
with Envoy Bill Young
officiating.

Interment was in Terrace
Municipal Cemetary, :

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

emission.

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“ONCE IN A HUNDRED YEARS !

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London Ontario, on July 7, 1920 + Parliament, Bldgs. Victoria, B.C.

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permitting the discharge or emission into the air of any contaminant from.
essentially an industrial source are required to so notify the Director,

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gateway to Terrace, - 2 “fy.
Some signs. are ‘deliberately’
designed to attract motorists’—
or horseback ridcrs-attention -
by being funny of insulting: -.

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most ‘of the really interesting |. gays; “Don’t take a 1,000-Jam
ones that stick out are located’ * chance,”  &
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possible.” , > + owner of a mobile home park
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