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Terrace candy stripers
prefer Mills Memorial

. “Mills Memorial Hospital has many more modern cofventies,
aces than Prince Rupert General Hospltal,. said a spokesman

for the Terrace Candy Stripers,

The Candy Stripers, who are
4 group of highschool girls who
volunteer as nursing assistants
anid auxiliary workers at Mills
Memorial Hospital were guests
of Prince Rupert Candy Strip.

sman for the Terrace girls was
Chris Nahirney. Pearl Maca-
lone represented Smithers and
Linnette Chupa , represented
Prince Rupert.

-perrace: ‘students. moved out.
‘doors last week,
: 280 grade seven students and

‘| -thelr: teachers took part’ in on

outdoor “ classroom.” program
sponsored by the Canadiatt For:

" ‘estry’ Association of B, C, (May

“The sessions provided an op-

Grade seven students
> study. tree techniques

try techniques.

The morning . sessions, which
took place at Lakelse- Plenic
Site, covered tree identification,
tree growth and age, forest firb
prevention and contro!,':. i

Jn the afternoon the classes]
toured the Pohla Lumber’ Come!
pany Limited Sawmill Opera,

ors over the holiday weekend. | Mrs, Lindsay, representing eat rn mal hs 1 yal
over the holiday weekend, | , Mrs, Lindsayy representing leir normal school}. Volunteers from Government”
girls exchanged information on

the dutles of Candy Stripers in
their respective towns. Spoke-

FORD COUNTRY’S

Hospital Auxiliary, spoke to the
girls about their responsibili-
tles as Candy Stripers,

TALL TIMBER SALE

Evergreen Specials
59 FORD fordor sedan aod clean solid

car only

61 ronhy St. wagon automatic radio

295.00
595.00

62 cHEYY ul Tudor, motor just completely
rebuilt, very clean throughout .......... 1095.00

HUGH SAYS CRUISE THIS UNIT
63 Galaxie Fordor Sedan

Hard Hat Sonecials

66 Bronco Pickup

4 wheel drive — see it — drive it

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON NEW
CAVEMAN CAMPERS

Row housing has come to Ter-
race.
A Prince Rupert man who

plex now building at Scott and
Hansen,

Row housing is apartment

says that the new apartments
are basically family dwellings,
The new housing complex does

FIRST SECTION OF THE NEW KALUM GARDENS ROW HOUSE COMPLEX NOW NEAR COMPLETION,

Row housing arrives in Terrace

dwellings are side by side,
“There is extra soundproof |
Ing between the walls,’' Bed-

V-8 Automatic moved to reeeaces John rei dwelling with a difference. not have apartments on top of ard says, unit
int... 1295.00 ard, has introduced the idea} Bedard, manager and one of | each other, welve units aré how com-|
New Tutone Paint d at the new Kalum Gardens com- | the investors in Kalum Gardens,,| They are two storyes, but | plete,
y :

A total of forty units at an
estimated cost of half a mil-
Hon dollars is planned,

The same company Is putting
in another forty units in Kit-
imat. |

Each unit is a three bedroom.
house with upstairs and down-
stairs, kitchen, Hving- dining
room etc,

Also on the drawing board is
a 180 by 70 feet play area for
children living in the complex.:
Sandbox, swings etc. will be
provided,

With Terrace facing a years
round housing shortage Bedard,
has found no: difficulty :in rente-
ing the first 12 units’ at $150"
per month plus cost of electric
heating,

There’s a waiting
ready.

st al

studies’ by examining on the job!
conditions and watching live,
demonstrations of modenn fore.

agencies and the Forest Indus
tries instructed the students in-

.the conservation lessons.

D. 1. ¢ PORTER

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BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE

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64 Mercury Fordor

V-8 Autornatic - New Paint

fs New Brakes - and front end
aeevieaneeses sooeees 195.00:

SPECIAL

pickups in town — V-8's,

We carry the largest selection of new and used

transmissions, wide color range. See them today

sixes, with 3 and 4 speed

excellent condition
Secrifice price

65 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 station wagon —

Pe oe roe

1495.00

_ PHONE 635-2801

< . ‘Timber Cruiser, HUGH McLEAN
: Head Loader, ERNIE FISHER
: Head Falter, JOHN BEE

BOB
PARKER:
2 LTD.

‘TERRACE. B.C,

LOCAL JOB'S DAUGHTERS Installed Jo-Anne Mier as honored Queen Saturday, With her
(left to right) are Heather McLeod, Carold Kerman and Debby Houtden.

Furniture men find:

The comfortable theory that
an increase Infamily income re-
sults in an increase inthe money
available for traditional pur.
chases has suffered a rude jolt
this year, says John Downey,
éditor” of Home Goods Retall-
ing.

From the standpoint of the
home furnishing industries,
while consumer income has gone
up, buying had dropped, Downey
reports, — '

_ In other words, he points out,
as disposable income Increases,
Canadlans are finding com-

- petely new ways ta spend. It.

’ The status symbals of ald have
fost thelr prestige. The glam
our products of yesterday have
lost their appeal.

“This change in ‘consumer buy.
ing has been discussed by econo.
mist Prof, 0,J. Firestone, vice-
dean’ of Ottawa University’s
social sclences faculty,

The “economy - mindedness’ ’
of Canadians in traditional buy-
ing areas is the result of chang-
ing human and social values, ac-

cording to Dr, Firestone, Famil-
les today are Intent on spending
less on the necessities-of life
so they will have more money
for new comforts, luxuries, ex-
periments and experiences,
**Since one of the ways of max-
imizing take-home pay Is to be
economical in purchasing the :
necessities of life,'’ he says,
"such considerations appear to

‘have assumed increasing Impor-

tance in famtly | budgeting,’ ,

At first resting, says Downey,
Dr. Firestone's words may
sound like good news for home
furnishings with thelr prom{ses
of comfort’! and ““uxury'’,
The problem is that the public
doesn’t agree: home furnishings
have been relegated to tha class
of necessities by today’s con-
sumer,

There is no prestige ina wall].
furnished home, There {s no
luxury in work-fres ranges and.
refrigerators, There js no glame
our in color television,

Home furnishings are re asie

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{Watch For Our GRAND OPENING

SOMEOF OUR BUILDING SUPPLIES have been detained, therefore deloying
our GRAND OPENING. However, watch your newspaper, television ond
listen to CFTK Radio for the Big Grand Opening Announcement!

It means BIG, SPECIAL, VALUES. to. you. ++ ¢ Gone mies itt —_
WERE LOCATED two alles fron the. Sheena River. Seldge on

/ Thoruill Building 8 supplies _

With more money, they buy less

necessities that are boring to
shop for, slow to be delivered
and a continuous service head-
ache thereafter, Sotoday’ snew.
style consumers make do with
old furniture and appliances as
long a possible and when fin-
ally forced intathe market, their.
only interest ts {n low price,

They lookior bargains inhome
furnishings so they can afford
to buy something else that in-
terests them more, That’s how
Downey sums up the situation,

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The home, favorite daydream
of furnishings executives, he
says, is a product with as much
customer appeal and prestige as
the automablle, "If they deve-
Ioped the Interest, excitement,
and pride found among ex-
ecutlves in the automobile fn-
dustry, that daydream wouldbe-
come a reality,'’ says Downey.

. “We are entering a new cor
sumer. market, Dr, Firestone
says that in this new market,

businessmen will face a better.
educated and better « informed:
consumer. who will be earning:

610.000 a year by 1975.

« The selling and service we
have ‘grown used to over the
past 20'years will not be accep
table to this New consumer.

"PAY IE LESS

Every Dey isa 5 Sale Day
you always get top values
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Around >
town

Mr. and Mrs, Bert Roseboom
returned last week from a var

where they visited Mr. Rose.
broom’ s sister andfamily. They
were joined In Edmonton by Mr.
Rosebroom’s. mother and an
other sister from Holland who
‘accompanied them back to Ter-
race for a visit.
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The new study room and youth
centre of Terrace Evangelical
Free Church will be dedicated'
on Sunday, June 11 at 7:30 pem.
Rev. Charles Sinclair, district
superintendent, will be in atten-
dance,

M.S Kosteck, district mans
ager and Messers F.C. (Cam)
Lane, J.M, Lynch andJ.S, Davis
representatives of the Great.
West Life Assurance Company
in Terrace will be attending
their company's three day sales
conference on June 2226 at the
Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper,
Alberta.

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Mrs, Don Wiebe and young
daughter Toni returned last Fri-
day from Swift Current, Saskoe
tchewan where Mrs. Wiebe had
been visiting with her parants,
Mr. Wiebe,
other members ‘of the family
returned earlier from his visit.
to Saskatchewan, =

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Miss Margaret DeVries af
Smithville, Ontario isthe house
guest for the summer-of Mrs.
Alice Seinen at 4607 Haugland,
‘Miss DeVries, who ts a studerit
of the Christian Reformed Bibile
‘Institute In Grand Rapids, Mich:

summer Jn Mountview Bakery on
Lazelle Avenue,
‘hfe
Mrs Whitney Lewis of 4614.
Hillcrest is .at pregent on a
business trip to vancouver and
Tsawwassen,
He

My. and Mrs, Virgll Barron
of Bellingham, Washington, are:
visitors to Terrace and, Dist. :
rict this waok. The ‘Barrons
came north to Prince Rupert’ |.
on the Queen of Prince Rupert
ferry and are spending s. few’
-flays at Skogiund Hot Springs.

Dick ‘Satnen, oldest. son of:

Mra, Alice Selnen, has arrived

home for the suramer vacation.
from his ‘studies’ at: Christian!
Reformed Bible . “Enetitute in.

‘@ journeyman printer, la-back:

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CHRISTIAN REFGRMED |
CHURCH
Sparks Street at Straume Ave.
Rev. V. Luchies Ph. 635-2621
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
UNDAY —

11:00 am.—Morning Worship
5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service
Es :
UPLANDS BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Southern Baptist)
5033 Halllwell Avenue
SUNDAY
9:45 am.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Service
Wednesday, 8:00 pm. =
Prayer meeting and Bible
Study _ :

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BETHEL ‘BAPTIST CHURCH

(Regular)
Kalum at Soucle Ph. 635-5187
Pastor Lioyd Andersen 8, Th,
10:30 - 12:00—Family Service,
: Worship, Sermon,
aes
7:30 pm m.--Eivening Service
Wednesday, 7:00 pm. —
Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys |
8:30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting

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MENNONITE BRETHREN
CHURCH ‘
3406 Eby St. Phone 635-5976
. Pastor Alvin Penner
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am, —- Worship Service
7:30 p.m. — Evening Service
. (CATHOLIC CHURCH
'.. Lakelse Avante’
SUNDAY MASSES:
8:30 a.m., 10:00-a.m, .— .
1116 1. and ‘1:30 pm,

- Phone 635.2913 .

_ §T, MATTHEWS CHURCH.
Anglican Church of Canada
4726 Lazelle Ave. Ph. 635.5855
Sunday, June il, 1967

10:15 a.m.—Mating and Parish |
Communion

16:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 Pp.m.-Evensong

. ~GHURCH .
Pastor. R.-G. Burten 635-2023
* $306 Griffith Street

5 am RNR ecto

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; PRESBYTRRIAN .

_ CHURCH IN CANADA

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- ATS Loon Ave.

"Anglican Church of Canada :

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST .

services at .
mie ® Chistian Reformed: Chureh 7

ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL

S010 Agar Ave. Terrace, 8.C.
10:00 am.—Sunday School -
11:00 a.1a.—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evening Servi
Wednesday —

8: oo pa Prger Meeting .
4: 30 | p m.—Young Peoples
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
. Rev, &. Thiessen, Pastor
4812 Graham Ove. Ph. 695-6768
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CHRIST LUTHERAN. CHURCH
Cor, Sparks Si, and Park Ave,

| 9:45 am.—Sunday Schpol

11:00 4.m.—Worship Service.

Pastor H. Madsen, B.A, B.D.
Ph. 635-5882

“Your friendly family church!’
EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH .

Cor, Park Ave. and Sparke St.

10:00 a.m.—Sunday 1
11:00 am.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m—Eyvening Service
Wednesday 7:30 p.m, -~
Prayer and Bible Study
A Cordial Invitation Ta Alt
Rev. H. J, Jost, Pastor
4665 Park Ave. Ph. 695-5115
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
10:00.2.m.—-Sunday School
11:00 amore ery
7:00 p.m.—Evange .
BIBLE STUDY .~
‘Tuesday at 7:30 p.m,
YOUNG PEOPLES
_ Thursday at. 7:30: Ft
Pastor Rev, D, Rath
Phong — ‘Offlee. 194
_” Home 635-5934

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“TERRACE UNITARIAN on
_ FRLLOWSHIP:
rome 635-5 721

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KNOX UNITED CHURCH:
Cor, Lazelie Ave. & Munroe Sf.
9:30 am.—Sunday Sotool --
11:00 am.—Morning Worship -
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