mae
—_

 bridesmajd and her

Gail Louise Redmond,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Redmond .of Terrace and
Gordon Mark Hamilton, sen of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton,
also of Terrace were united in
marriage on July 13, 1974 at 5:30
p.m. in Knox United Church.
Rev, Robert Scales performed
the doublering ceremony; Mrs.
‘ Andrew Brodie was the organist
*and the best man was Mr, Allan
Ward of Williams Lake.

“The bride wore a floor length
gown of white eyelet em-

_broidered crepe. High waisted

with a sland up collar and full
sleeves. Her finger tip veil was

‘edged with lace and held in
place by a floral - head piece.
‘She carried a while Bible,

covered with lace anda spray of
red roses and buds entwined

“swith white baby ribbon. '

Mrs. Ted Yakemchuk was
matron of honor. Her dress was
fashioned like the bride’s from
pink floral georgette. Miss
Anne Redmond was the
dress ‘was

| Appointment

J.W, (Jack) Milligan has been
appointed manager of B.C
Hydro’s construction division.

Mr. Milligan, 50, previously —
was ‘manager of the’ hydro- -
electric construction conlracts

deparlinent,

Tn his new post,” he will
averset major projects such as
“ihe. Miea, .Site -One and
Koolenay Canal hydro-electric
developments, and other Hydro
construction activilies in-

cluding expansian of the 500,000 °,

yolt| electric power tran-
smission grid. :

He sueceeds Eric H. Martin,
why recently was promoted lo,
assistant general munayer,
_ electrical operations.

Mr.: Milligan received
early education in Calgary And

~ graduated from University of
B.C. witha V.A.Se. in 1949. He
‘then ° joined Hydro’s
predecessor British Columbia
Power ‘Commission as a civil
engineer and since has lield

‘

~yarlous ‘engineering positions

_ with the Commissions and

Hydro,

__ Mr. Milligan is a member of
the Association of Professional
_ Engineers af B.C.

Ne need

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of floral eyelet cotton with a
skirt ruffle. Both attendants
wore White picture hats and
carried basket of white, orange
and mauve roses. . :

Ushers al the wedding were
the bride’s brother, Mr, Ken
Redmond of Vancouver and the
groom’s brother, Mr. David
Hamiiton. uo .

Areception dinner was held in
the Skeena. River Room,
Terrace Hotel. The head table
was centered by a three tier
cake, beautifully decorated
with mauve hearts and pink
rose buds. co,

The bride’s father proposed -
the toast to the bride‘and Mr.
Allan Ward replied to the toast
to the bridesmaids. Alter
cutting the cake; the bride and
groom then passed pieces lo the
guests. Master Douglas Red-
mond attended to the guest
book. .

For. their honeymoon trip to
points east, lhe bride wore a
yellow pant suit with white
accessories and a yellow cor-
sage. oy
Oul of town guests were Mrs. |
Grace Becks. the groom’s
grandmother; Mrs. Mae
Redmond, the bride’s grand-
mother; Marne‘ and Shelley
Grattan, all of Vancouver; Mr.
§, Reser of Prince George; and
Mr. G. Ward of Prince Rupert.

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

‘possibly

‘Canada.

.. The Program aids business and comm
indians and Eskimos, corporate groups, and India
extended beyond the boundaries of ihe Reserves to businesses
» proportion of Indian labour. The fafowing positions are’ invelved,
responsibility, with helping

autdnamy through this Program.

.. The District Superintendent pt

_ development, real estate ‘bus
Development Fund; identifies resaurce requirements; art
evaluates project proposals, implements approved chi
coordinates the economic development activity in the district
tourism concepts that will project native origin or now applica
*,, Please quotecampetition number 4-4-C-015 (DI.

BUSINESS SERVICES OFFICER |

and corporations ar cooperat
financial! independence of the Indian people; develops Susine
Resource Management Programs to «
- provision of appropriate managerial, pra
operations; determines the eligibility and level of the need
sought Irom the Economic Development Fund and other sources; supervises,
services toans, grants and ‘|
_. Please quote cameetitian number 4-A-C-016 (D),

, QUALIFICATIONS: Experlence in
some experlence in practical research,

The sun has been shining
down on us for several days now
without the obstruction of
steady clouds. This should
result in a goad crop of ripe wild
strawberries and huckleberries
- the strawberries we enjoyed
carly last week had good
flavour but lacked the red
colour. If one had patience and
could resist eating the berries
while picking, seme excellent
jam could be made. It far ex-
ceeds that made from the lame
variety. ‘

While the others picked
strawberries on our last beach
visit, 1 lugged some special
rocks lo the car since we are
hoping lo use these later for our
fireplace. Near the “Circle”
there are many rocks con-
laining a variety of shells and so
far we have collected about ten
of this type - one strange rock
stood out from the rest and
reminded one of a combination

_ of lead and areillite, so it was

also added to the collection.

When planning for the home,
one gets all kinds of ideas about
the landscaping and the
vegetables thal could be grown.
However we seem to have
mostly’ sand and gravel, and
though this is excellent for
grass and roses, 1 don't know
just which vegetables will
appreciate the good drainage
conditions. ;

This week I was inspired to
iry acrylic paints on driftwood -
this could become a most
fascinating hobby and possibly
would be a good tourist in-
dustry. So far I’ve tried pan-
sies, shells and a beach stene on
these. It looks as though having

- @ beller variety of colours in

this type of paint would be valid.
since ag yet‘mixing a desired
colour hasn't given me the
proper result. Some ‘walter
colour scenes lake many hours
of patient labour, so that using
the acrylics in this way gives
quite, a sense of | ac-
complishment and in a amuch

shorter length of time.

Il took me several days to
complete the reading of Aime
Michel's book, ‘‘The Truth
About Flying Saucers’’,
because. this , book
seems more authentic then
most and could be classed as

rather dry reading. However”

the personal reports of many
sightings are given and. the
author debates what can be
discounted in. this area, and

’ what can be classed as actual.

observation of an unidentified
flying object. :

Strangely enough, a theory by:

Lieutenant Plantier, one of the
brilliant minds in the new
French Air Force, whose
speculations vegan in 1983, has.

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the Indlan people attain ec

Salary : $15,908 - $23,164

Salary : $11,820 - $16,223

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verification in isany of the
actual sightings.
“remarkable hypotheses” are
Ajsted on page2i2, The chief one
seams to be concerning the
existence thraughout space of
an energy as yet nown
force. He terms this a cosmic
energy. When Lieutenant
Planlier undertook the
astronaulical epplications of
this putative energy he found
the design of such a craft would
be exactly the phenomenon that
is “regularly reported in saucer
observation.” '
Perhaps a forerunner in
discovering this energy was
Jom Keeley who called his
process or the machine rather,
as “a device which disin-
tegrates the etheric force which
controls the atomic constitulion
of matter.” I have read about
his inventions this. week in

_ Frank Edwards’ book
“Strangest of All’. .
. When the limit of - the

stockholders patience was
reached in 1881, John Keeley
agreed to divulge the manzer in
_ which the motor was energized
to one representative, bul in-
lerestingly enough not ail

facters involved were €x--

plained. Keeley's reasoning
according to this book reporting
was, “it was a Frankenstein
that might get aut of control and
wreek incredible damage
unless the motivating force was
better understoad and better
controlled.” .
Keeping in mind the adverse
effects the world has suffered
since the splitting of the ator,
we can well understand his
hesitation. No doubl when the
world can better handle such a
discovery, this knowledge will
once again be given to an in-
dividual. At the praesent time
though there seems to have
been very little change in
human nature from the ime of
recorded history, and the
possibility of an Armageddon
looms on the horizon each time
we hear of a Chile or Cyprus
happening.
Presumably we should
become moré concerned about
what ‘author de Maris has
termed, “Dirty Business” - the
“Corporate Political Money
Power Game. The author spoke

Happens... The book is fun-
damentally about collusion and
the erosion of anti-trust laws in
America. Now the poor pay aS
much as the ‘rich; corporations
wha used ‘to pay 34 percent of
the Lax bill are-now only paying
16 percent. Over 160 lines of
products are now controlled by
four, with a resulting
The illegal part is the in-

terlacking directors, who in

ant Program

d Northern Development

Various Locations in British Columbia andthe Yukon Territor¥ ,

ercial activities undertaken by and for Individual
n Bands and erganizations. Aid is also

and industries utilizing a high
in varying lavels of. ©
onomic, self-sufficiency and

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

{Tobe revised September: 1974)
ans, organizes, and administers the implementation of the
District level economic development . program, including resource and industrial
iness services, land matlagement,

and ihe. Economic
‘anges for support services;

angas in procedures and methods and —

; develops ideas for trade and -
Hion of their technology. —

(To be revised September 1974) ‘

.. The Business Services Officer assists Indian Bands or indivi }
ives to davelop economic enterprises thai wilt enhancé tha

duals, Canadian businessmen

ss Management Services and

naura that these underiakings have access fo and
fessional and technical services required in their

of financial assistance to be
monisors ang

economic development or a related discipline and
analysis, evaluation and administration In a policy-

His |

on the July 30th edition of As It

crientaled environment, combined with the knowledge normally acquired through (a) ‘
university graduation, preferably post graduate training for the first posittan, In Business
Administration, Economics, Commarce of Applied Science or {b) qualification for mem-
bership In a recognized Institution of accounting (C.G.A, R.LA., C.A,, ate). Ademonstrated
capacliy to work effectively with officials of government and industry, Indian Bands and .
businessman and the general public would be an asset. Knowledge of the English languagd
is essential for appointment ta these positions. 7

‘| Borwarid completed “Apptication for Employmant” (Form PSC 367-401) avallabte at Post
* Giflces, Canada Manpower Centres and offices of the Public Service Commission of Canada
bafore August 23, 1974 lo: oe :

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFING PROGRAM
- . PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF CANADA
'. TOWER “A”, PLACE DE VILLE ;
.¢ (OTTAWA, ONTARIO KIA om?

-,, Appolniments as a result at these competitions are subjeci to the provisions of the Public

Servica Employment Act,” ...

LETTER FROM QUEEN CHARLOTTES .
| MASSET, By Elvira C.Bryant

turn control the economy. This
explains why we have recession
and inflation at the same time
because the corporation lays off
people but daesn't tower prices..
-In reply ta a question
regarding all companies being
public ones and profits being
made for the share-holders, the
following facts emerged. One
perceul control 65 percent of all
stocks; and the author stated
this could be broken down
smaller than that. Another.five
per cent cantrols the majority or -
the balance, so that it becomes
a very. dangerous. business,
Multi-national business can
subvert governments, and the
example of Chile wilh the in-.
volvement of Kissenger and the
CLA. was mentioned. _ The.
United States exploits other
countries building roads’ to
bring out the raw products, and
taking back in the manufac-
lured articles at the highest
prices. He'stated the consumer
hasn't any protection.

ILis just. unfortunate that the
majority of people seem in-
volved in their own small world
and unable ta look beyond.. We
can read about ali of these ills
that ‘saciety. has, yet far too
many are addicted to the “boob
tube" -- nol that worthwhile
programmes are not presented
on lelevision, but people often
prefer to be entertained rather
than informed!

Time out for a. visit to the
property where the excavating
had been done during the
morning,

_ dohn Walbergs

Prime Central Commercial Property

Don Lewis: Becories

Ki Wayan Sari

A very special commitment
has been made by members of
our community, Rev,” and Mrs.
Donald 5. Lewis of Terrace,
British Columbia have. joined
Foster Parents Plan of Canada.
They have ‘adapted’ little Ni
Wayan Sarl aged thirteen years
of Buli. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis's
monthly contributions of $17
brings. material and financial
assistance to both child and
family and is aimed at
strengthening the family unit by
helping each member. -

$17.00 a month provides the

‘family’ with a: monthly cash °-

grant, distribution of goods such
as vilamins, blankets, towels,
soap and other useful ilems,

medical and dental care, the ..

NO DATE SET: coe
_ LONDON (Reuter) — Prime
‘Minister Harold Wilson in a
television interview Thursday
night declined to name a date

. for a general election expected

this fall. Polilical observers at
present consider Oct. 3 as the
most likely date on which the
minority Labor administration
is likely to seek a clear-cut
mandate to deal with Britain's
ecoriomic problerris. -

SPREADS — .- *

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuter)

— Fresh cases of meningitis ~

were reported Thursday from
Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city,
but‘local health authorities said
a heat wave is decreasing the
incidence of the epidemic,
About 350 people were reparted
to have died

_KALUM TIRE SERVICE

_ Located right downtown this vafuabie parcel fronts on three
straets. (deal for a larger development, For more details see

- brothers and sisters, if

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974

guidance and

sustained ;
of social workers

counselling

“and the benefit of special

programs, A strong emphasis
is placed on education. . All
Foster Children (and their
ssible)
must attend schoal. Vocational
training courses are availabie
to. Foster Children, their
brothers and sisters and_in
some cases, their parents. The
alm is to give the family the
tools to help them become in-
dependent and self-su porting.
Special programs ai lapted to
the needs of each country also
meat these aims.

Foster Parents and Foster
Children correspond monthly
(letters are translated by P
AN).and often‘ develop warm
and affectionate relationships
which mean as much to the

Me

Foster Parent

child. as the material -and
financial aid. Qt

“Foster . Parents Plan is
currently working in” len
countries in South America and
Asia, Over 0,000 children are”
currently’ being aided by in-
dividuals, groups and families
in Canada, the U.S.A. and
Australia, | For more in-
formation ‘on this non-prcit,
non-secLarian, non-political
independent organization ,
write Foster Parents Plan of
Canada, 153 St. Clair Avenue
West, Toronto, Ontario. V4V
iP8. .

nl

-- There are nol soprano's
among tree frogs on display at
the Vancouver Public
Aquarium as only the males
“sing”.

pension plan.

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIGIANS

Takla Forest Products Ltd., located at Fort St. _
_ James, B.C.,,.requires electricians far our large
sawmill, Planer and Veneer Complex. ,

Experience in the forest
asset but is not essential.
an excellent Company paid health, welfare and.

Fort St. James is a growing community located
on the southern tip of scenic Stuart Lake.

Apply in confidence giving all particulars to:

D. R. Wilson ° .
Personnel Supervisor A
Takla Farest Products Limited
Box 254 .

Fort St. James, B.C. ’
VoJ 1Po

industry would be an
Top Union wages with

Duplex On Straume
Very allvactive up and down duplox with two 3 bedroam

suites available immediately,
_ stoves ‘and basement suite is complete with bedroom fur-
niture. Owner will financel $44,500, ,

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Units come with fridges and

. Building Lots

see us!

Thornhill building lots, lots in Terrace
Road. We have them altfor you to chasse fram. Call vs or

¢ lots on Kalum Lake.

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Revenue Property

Corner lat In Central Thornhill, Two houses with 2 bedrooms

each, with flreplaces and with ga

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one bedroom house plus a workshop. Qne waterwell and @

separate septic systams. Priced fo sell! $42,000

New Home On Bench

This home combines all your de
bedrooms, Master bedroom has

upstairs. Fireplace up as well as downstairs. Carport. You

must see itt $46,000

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‘Two modern two bedroom suites

has fireplace. Both units have fridge and stove. Possassion - -
can be glvan immediately. $35,200.

are for sale. Upstairs unit .

hominess.
$26,000

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Cute Older Home In Town

Erected ona large corner (ot between old trees and behind
hedges lies this 3badragm house.

Although In need of some

. Modern 3 Bedrooms In Thornhill

f you wish to enjoy tiving in a

basement on a large lot: which ls fenced and parflytand- \

3 bedroom home with full °°

maintenance this home has great potential for old fashioned , scaped you do not always pay a high price. Look at this ona, :

which also comes complete with stove, fridge, washer, dryer, ‘.:
and kitchen chrome set. $30,000 ‘ ° . eee

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