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B)SSES ESTIMATED AT T opwaris of $100,000 were incurred by Webber's Mill today
Bren fire of undetermined origin swept through its buildings shortly after one o'clock
fost of the mill buildings were levelled in the spectacular blaze but a spokesman for
ie company ‘said the operation is fully insured. Today's fire will put eleven’ men out
f work and may seriously affect the operation of Pohle Lumber Company which is -de- .
Iendent on Webber's Mill. fora large amount of .its primary product.

Wednesday; June: 1

staff photo

Police Discontinue:

fearch Of : ‘Skee

RCMP. ‘have. decided almost. “eon- |:
sively” that Paul Katzel of: Fort
i John, B.C., may have drowned
the Skeena River on. May. when
car left the road about 27 miles | °
st of here.

An intensified. search: : of the

tet

er in that atea has:now. been.

Jed off ‘until ' the spring run-
abates. The Skeena‘is running

eh and muddy, making dragging |.
d sounding operations very dif-

ult. wid

atzel was supposed to. ‘visit
th friends in the Terrace .area
er the Victoria Day weekend, He
led to show up and did not re-

turn to his fob in.Fort St. John ony .

| Tuesday Jnocning. ;

scene’ ‘where: the®: ear-is: D8

to have plunged ‘into the river.and|™

: Development — .

they. believe the = articles . came We.

from the - missing «man’s car.”

It ig not known: how. many’ ‘per-
‘sms if-any, might:.have been ‘in|.
the car with’ Katzel, Police will/,

continue © with’: spot: ‘searching | ‘in io

case‘ the Skeena- gives Up more |’
clues,

A body” “found ‘his’ week near
Whitebottom Flats, has been ‘iden-
tifled as that of John Joseph of
Hazelton, who died when a car
driven by Felix. Nicol also. of
Hazelton, went into the Skeena
last year, ; ;

aes aid, ee ’

been a into the ‘area. fo as

feasibility: of ‘the: development: of
an alternate’ port to the Port’ of
Vancouver. “And ‘each. year". the
speaker said). a am: more. impres-|
se see ; :

id.must find enough land}:

‘Melting Pot | . "ae

EVER SAW s0:many. construc:
ion companies on the move a5
a the Terrace area. B.C. Hydro
; keeping everybody busy: with
ontracts already awarded for

ne — and guessing about sev-
ral other sections. Closing date
br tenders to supply .tawers for.
ne Skeena - Alice Arm line is

ait.
UESS WHO is back home os

puver General Hospital.
frought home. some sunshine
bo! None other than Art Bates,
K's friendly ‘Mad . Hatter. Sez
irt, “It's great to be back.” -

rant here ona busiziess trip
By Investors Syndicate is apolo-
zing all over. the .place for a

pens Alex “reported .for - sick

. Jaundice. . They:. turned - hin...
s8 on “Tuesday: ee

jous sections of transmissijn

une 21 — a date: for which to

ter a five week session in Van- .
He.

FORMER TERRACE man Alex .

bil with what ‘he thought: ‘was’
mmaply a wry. neck. He was: ush- |,
‘ed into the Isolation“ ward at’
itis Memorial and kept there -
g 13 days getting over: a: case’:

RAY SOMMERVILLE, : new rec

. director.at the Community Cen--

- te, gives ‘the bouquet ‘of the

’ week: to Ed MeFadden who vol-.

voluntarily removed. the some-
‘what tumbledown _ rink - shack
from the Centre. grounds...

THE USUAL sources claim there

{a nothing to report on: behalf.
of some nineteen’ ‘off-highway .
truckers who stayed right. off.
the highway (private or. other-
wise) -while rate negotiations

.with Columbia Cell were under-

way. last week. Wonder who
settled for what?

CLOSING DATE for entries in

. the Herald’s. May Day Mistake |
menodus industrial: growth in thia |:

- contest. is Wednesday, June 8 at
noon, We'll publish the winner's
‘tame on the same day. We have
received several entries as well
as many notes from: people who
apparently. thoroughly. enjoyed.

: reading. , the «May -.Day « Spoof
Aft of broken’ ‘appointments... :

“Sheet.‘Among them was Minister.

"andl now!

Of: Municipal Attatrs Dan » Comp. .

able: “development: valuie.” _

taken out with Alean by Samuel:
Williams. BC.) -the parent com-
pany of Vancouver Wharveg Ltd.

- The land, under survey at. Kitl-
mat lies ‘between the Smelter}
Wharf and the Kitimat River. It

is hoped to be able to determine
this as a feasible area tor. wharf
accommodations,‘

could be - expected: between . here
and -Vanderhoof : ig. being maie,

‘coal, iron ore; copper and other
minerals in the district that might
warrant ‘a bulk: terminal.

- Mr, Phillips. spoke of the tre-
areaand the expanding ‘export
ward.

Stimulated by stories of ‘tha
north, by such. writers as ‘Dr. .R.

will be’ here ® too,” Mr. Prillipe con

cluded.”

years: “investigating. the

WN “are: ‘land: ‘constlous,”. ‘hel

At ‘the present - -time- Kitimat. ar | heceabee
pears’ to. have -the “necessary: po- || .
‘tential and so, an option has: been |

Study of | native ‘tonmage that A

‘and'a. check is belng taken of the |’
movenient of pulp, paper, lumber, |

trade. from Srskatchewan west.

a. Large. and. others," the speak- | B
er said “T believe this: is: going -tojs.™
be. a-production system larger than | °:
_| the lower coast. sren::\We: ate ex:
. \ tremely: excited ‘about the. whole
. BEST BIB: and ‘fucker -on this thing.” :
’ weekend as the: ‘travelling press |"
‘visits. Terrace.’ We'll : say: “wel-..
~ COME, ONE, end. all”: ‘right. here.

““T- hope the: studies prove the 7
tonnage-Is, here — for if it is; we | Mrs.

Due Here Saturday —

Forty-three members of

“The tour, from June 3-to §, is

, being sponsored by the B.C. Travel

Bureau,’ Victoria, Vancouver Is-
land Coach Lines Ltd. and the B.C,
Ferry Service, Vancouver.

The circuit begins at Victoria,
and goes on to Kelsey Bay, where
the party boards the ferry liner
“Queen of Prince Rupert” for a
etuise along the inside passage,
to Prince Rupert. From’ Prince
Rupert the group will -travel by
coach along Highway 16 to. Prince
George, Enroute there will be. in-
termediate stops at various com-
munities,

Upon arrival in Terrace Saturday
evening, the tour-party will be
greeted at the Slumber Lodge’ by
the Terrace Chamber of Com-
merce executive council, local dig-
nitaries and reigning May Queen
Linda Bennie.

On Sunday, the 30-piece Alyansh
Harmonic Silver Band will lead a
church parade to.a o:30 morning

Four Local: Grads
On UBC List

Students from more than 100
BC. communities receive degrees
at. the University of BC's spring
congregation, being held ¢ today,

Wednesday June 1, through Friday.

1¢ Dill, Bachelor. of. ‘Education - ‘Gee:

o ondary - “ program); ‘Robert’ Christo-
pher’. ‘Kerby, Bachelor: of ‘Science;
s:) James “Donald: Wilson, Bachelor of

Education, ; Secondary,
‘and; “Aythuk: ‘Richard Ol

rogram)

gram)’. :
“Bob: Kerby. fing sei

“fata ‘reasonable cost anda reason: |? ae nt of. :

Graduates is aformer’ Terrace girl,
‘Ruth Marjorie: Telford, who re-
celves her Bachelor of Music de-
gree.

-| held today: in the: Elks Hall

W. ‘Batarieiski, Mrs. G,
Mrs. J.” Flemming.

"Bache: |
lor of Edueatton, (elemen ty: pro-|* :

“Also ineluded aitiohg, “the. UBC

10c a Copy, $3.00 a Year — Press Run 3000 . 7 oe

dl Touring Travel vee a

the riewspoper. ‘and telavision
media: of North America will make* a .stop-over -here : this
| weekend, in the course of a conducted tour of Highway: 16: -

worship service in Knox. United -

Church in response to a request by
the tour planners. .:

_ Columbia ' Cellulose
Ltd: . will. host a special. loggers’
breakfast” in Lakelse Hotel. ban-

to their departure at noon.

and television personalities from
Southern B.C., Washington, Cali-
fornia, Oregon, “Edmonton Art
zona and Montreal... .

Bill Elliot, :
charge. of. production for ‘CHAN-
TV (channel'6 Vancouver). is head.
ing a folr-man production team,
planning a ‘one-half“hdur show on
the tour «in. color, . coast-to-coast,
over CTV nétwork, °°

—— =
I nvocation:. Saturday

Bethel U. D. of -the International
Order ‘of Job's: Daughters became
a Teallty Saturday, May 28 at cere-
monies held .in Clarence. Michiel
auditorium, .in Terrace.

The installation took place un-

|der direction of grand guardian

Mrs. Mildred’ Merrick of Pentic-
ton, assisted by B: R. Dodds, past

AF and AM of Terrace ag acting
Association. ‘Grand. guardi
‘Te

Davies: ‘ dirée
Grace: Kaulbe:

‘sociability,
and .

Ceotinned! “on Page 8
swe INVOCATION. SATURDAY |

THE ANNUAL, SENIOR CITIZENS Gftemoon tea, sponsor- |
. 6d bythe Terrace Branch Order of the Royal. Purple, wos
with « total of. “ senior. citi-

zens as guests, Shown here‘are (left-to right). M

Little;.Mrs. J.

Company ;

quet room for the: visitors prior .

Guests. will include newspaper ;

. vice président in

For Jobs Daughters

‘master of .Kitselas Lodge No. .123

sC. Wade +5
“Anderson ‘and >!
. Mr. D. Bruce maintained the: ‘distinction
if of. F being tt ‘the oldast person attending the. tea. He: is. 86, 2...