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Press Run-—4,000

ve a oe Wednesday, Febraary 21, 1968 ae os

Local business types who may
be thinking positively embarras-
sing thoughts about Heraldadman,
DON. SWANSON may now. get
rid of those dirty suspictons,
Yes, he was wearing eyeshade
but it wasn’t because he’s been
watching too much Woject Lat-

-@ly, The makaup crew forthe Em-

peror’s New Clothes. put some
gunk on that wouldn't come off,

Another” New Clothes ‘award

should’ go to the-Emperor him-

self, DAVE CASH, if we could

find some place to pin it, Dave
has some’ allergy and breaks
out in rashes when exposed to
make-up, And as the part calls
for considerable exposure of the
Cash hide, large quantities of
Make-up wers applied, He acted
rashly, a wise ‘man was heard
to day,
*

Slipped by int the night was the
item that B.C, Tel’s STAN PAT-
TERSON. replaces Ottawa-bound
JOHN: MAIDENS on the. recrea-
dion commission,

Bum of the weelt award has to
go to the big brave motorist
who blasted his horn at a Her-
ald carriér. boy last Wednasday,
The herofe act frightened the
kid who fell off his bike into a
pool of water,

a)

You'd’ think that WILLIE
SCHNEIDER was too busy being
president of the Chamber of Cone
merce last year to sell much in.
surance, But you'd better not
believe ht; The Terrace Sun Life
team headed by unit manager
Schneider ‘placed third in west-
ern Canada in sales for the com-
pany. And the west starts at
the Ontario border, Something
special was golng | for Sun Life

ast yar, Sales in Canada were
up 42 per cent for a total $1,.
B71,602,000.. a

The general consensus last
week ‘was that a Skate in ‘68

for Terrace had a3 much chance
aS snowtiden in Hades, But after
the “announcement that Counell
waa. dickering with CPA for’ we
hangar, hopes ran very high, The
word is that the hangar is prac-
tical if not beautiful, and that
when the town booms is the time
to bulld the. big recreation com-
plex, And’ a further word is
that people who want to see their
Kids skate will part. with bucks
for something tangible, and aren't
buying ple-in-the-sky projections,
‘.
Elsewhere, the news that edue-
ation minister LES PETERSON
ts working ‘on a plan to get fat-
cat school tax districts to part
with dollars to supplement levies
for districts that don't have big
industry to pick up the tab, And
you could very easily believe that
School District 88's TEDWELLS
Might have been one of the people
responsible; Wells drafted up a
major brief last year on financial
imbalance between neighboring
school. districts, The brief re.
ceived strong support down south
and could have been a factor
in Peterson's decision,
* -@ «
We'll have to: keep an eye on
the reeve, After the Chamber
of Commerce delegation left last
week's Council meeting, Charr
her president FRANK SKIDMORE
turned to FRED WEBER and said o
“Thank you, Mr. Reeve, for this| <
audience," We had heard of papal
audiences but we didn’t think
the municipality was that fussy
over protocol,

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Use Terrace Herald Classified :

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Vhen you rea lly
need money
(2nd mortgage money)

the Associates

are the people
to see.

If you’ own your home; and ‘need | loney for, anew: .
car, a vacation; home | repairs, or. any’ other’ worthwhile -
purpose—the Associates have a low: cost 2nd mortgage |
loan for you. Assaclatas 2nd mortgages. ‘have no
bonus clauses, commission: ‘charges or hidden fees, ©
You always get the full face amount af the loan.--

_ sident and Chief Executive Of-
c pany Limited, has announced the

“lin

plugged «a #" sewer pipe at

It plays hob with the sewer
Dipes and it costs the taxpay-
ers money.
That's the word from Tei-
race Municipal Works Depart-
ment,
Maintenance crews received
a call for help last week, A sew-
er line was blocked,
The crews had to drill througt
3/2 feet of frozen ground befare
Hey coulduse their digging equip-
ment, |

George -W, Scrimshaw, Pre.
ficer of Columbia Cellulose Com-
appointment of James W, Links
later..as. Director of Personnel

and Industrial’ Relations, His re-
sponsibilities include administ-

ployment. and employee relations

Vancouver and its divisions, _

(You'lt be money ahead, right from the start.) Interest
rates. are reasonable. And service is fast—so why hot
call | your nearest Associates. offi ce right n now.

if ae .. ‘sD

Terrace, B.C,

4356 Lazelle vane Oe because they “last longer,

‘Homemade cand!
lost, don’t drip

" COURTENAY, B.C. (CP) - -
Homerniade ‘candles - are beter
won't
and ‘allow-4or_ originality
‘Lay “Perrin who.

‘Don't drop your old bones down the biffy.

| Municipality warns “WATTS. 2s . os
K eep ‘those ones

out of the biffy

MUNICIPALITIES! Gary Holmes showing a hunk of bone which

{ering and co-ordinating training |.
‘and’ development, Salary admin.
‘istration, labour relations,-em-

the company's head office in:| |

conducts .| ,

Phone 635-6387

ASSOCIATES REALTY CREDIT LimireD
=! Always ¢ on hand: whan you need money...

bay

pre-Chrlstmas night school clags

568. {n:candle-making' gt this Van.
conver Island community, Tn ad-

ition’ to ‘using’ thelx candles for. |

decorations, some: mémbers of |

her: clashes ‘sold them, to earn’

“s | Omineea” Herald,

the Canadian Weekly Newspapers

‘| Association's 1960 printing com-
petition when it took third award
:..,| for general printing excellence.
7] in. the “BY. Division, Karl Lem-|
men, the Herald’s compositor and)

World prayer day:
- observed. locally

. World Day of Prayer services will be held” this year
in St. Matthew's Church in Terrace, March 1,

' {pate in the interdenomtnational service of prayer, .~

‘ Mrs. AP, Horsfield, who is assisting with the organizing
of this year’s service aaid “Bach year. a different church
takes charge of the organizing,’”’ .

“Tt isa service held throughout many countries dating’
back to 1920 and'each year awomen’sconference ina different _
country. is responsible: for drawing up. the ‘form of the ser-
vice,’ she sald...

‘This year's. program was drawn up by the chaliman of
the Asian Church Women's conference,

Mrs. Horafield said that 150 countries or areas held
Services in 1966. In Canada alone, 3500 communities par-:
ticipated,

The offering taken at the service is sent to a central
fund where a committee alocates it,

“Last year funds were used for a variety of causes,”
"she said. “Some were sent to various African and Asian
countries while the fund kept in Canada was used to prepare
publications of Christian literature in Braille for the blind,
to print. literature in a variety of languages for new imigrants
to Canada and fonds were also contributed to the YWCA :
and other organizations,’’ said Mrs, Horafield,

L&eal world day of prayer services will begin at 7:30
p.m, in St. Matthew's Church, 4726 Lazelle, March 1,

milestone in its growth with the
opening of its first radio stat.
- }.lon CFTK in a modernized build-
“:| dng on Emerson Street, across
from the Post Office. CF TK went
‘en. the alr Monday August 1,
J. Fred Weber is managing-iir-| . al
| ector of the’ company, ‘Skeena

Broadcasters’ Lids:

This was Ti errace -
eight years ago

From the files of the Terrace |

award,
AUGUST 1960 .F 8
Terrace has reached another SEPTEMBER 1960

It is with regret that friends
bid goodbye to one of Terrace’s
pioneer. familfes, Mr. and Mrs,
John Hagen and Barbara, “who
left this week to make their home
in Victoria.

Munleipal counell has sidopted
\ a bylaw to amend traffic regula-

. tions, The amendment allows the

All the churches of ‘Terrace have been: invited to partic. :

lnokype operator ‘received the}

. Terrace ' Omineca Herald has

received a distinguished awardin

a-cost of $500'to taxpayers,

“Then they had toexcavate right
to the sewer lateral, get to the
pipe and hoist out the relic ofa
former roast dinner,

Total tab for the repairs
was $500 which will be picked
up by the community,

Municipal Superintendent oi
Works Hank Buncombe appealed
to the. pubHe not to allow for-
olen naterial in the sewer sys-

m, ‘

“The majority of sewage block-

,jages are caused by Individuals

being unaware of the consequen-
ces when forelpn objects enter

»|the sewer line,’’

Buncombe added: “Our work

load would be reduced and costs

to the taxpayer would be less
if customers help guard. the use
of their r system, ”

"FAMED TV PORPOISE,

heart-shaped | col.
Ihr, invites your support of
the 1988 Heart Fand Cam-
paign, belng conducted
here and throughout the

nation during February.

sing.

erection of signs siatingno park-
ing between the hours of 1:10
am, and 8:00 a,m,

5 ; 4
NOVEMBER, 1960 ~

The Honorable P.A, Gaglardi
rae awarded age coenract in the

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enene J
“It’s a farewell party for Milt ar tomorrow

_he's thirty.”

Mimmmmmmscrumptious ideal \
Eat out tonight. Find RESTAURANTS fast. in- ‘the - :
YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. a

eye eee egret | aaa nt of $35 wee tal. OMT ON. 7
; reat” eines Company”
"ME MEART FUND | sate Pee, of Hay
miles een Terrace
; , Kl ¥ FUND and Prince Rupert from Kwin-

itsa Creek to Tyee railway cros-

Eighteen girls, students of
Skeena High School, attended a
meeting held on November 8,
at which a Future Nurses’ Chib
was formed,

Engineers from’ Willis andCun-
liffe, the: Municipalities consul-
ting engineers, will start adrain-
age project Nov, 30. The pro-
dect involves cleaning out, deep-
ening and widening the existing
drainage facilities in the Horse.
shoe ditch and on Molitor, Gor
don and Apsley Streets and should
.ellevate 90 per cent of the drain.
age problem in the town,

Word has been received from
the Provincial Government that
traffic count is now large enough
to warrant installation of a traf-
fic light at Lakelse-Kalum inter-
section, with the government pay-
ing 50 per cent of the cost and

maintenance,

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