RSDAY

SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 |

|. TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Ph

illipson - Best

. iE

ae a a &
ent cvey‘and

came to rest.in the ditch.’

: . Fea iomning and ending in “Damage rep ) reached

" Baske Vette «: same sliver knife that had” a H Keis or aes Rosa KA the $1500 mark and ‘at tile time

‘adorned “Ihe Mednentte tata ease at aden | ferminal | Ramm bete Rod. the nerident the truck wes sald

we n 1] ni B: r ene Out of town guests atten open 2 rand-new termina . . ° oe Ce ae wae 1
Phillipson and Byron 1 William. were Mr. and Mrs, Jack in Terrace this Saturday, : Investigating. 1960 Hayes truck eronary artery atisesites: a

in Slr" perirmed "he Matty Slane, helmeted on cy tee vena. vl ws any yeep

ceremony, . Pinta is : the pe Louis Mlavack, Allan, and Una er proceeding south on the road earlier in life Eating-for Heart

daughter of Mrs.. Olive Burnaby, ‘and ue, i Vinee all the. conveniences ot the fea the ehicle's trailer Health is adopted, the lower

Phillipson-and Byron the son of = Lemme n¢ Vancouver, trade, The building cost nearly “PPed, reports say.

your risk of heart attack. | -3.-.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Best.

The brid given in” For going the $150,000 and was started in May a = .
é bride was given. in For going: away - ride -this year, 7 . s o ree Ae

marriage by her tnele,. Me ware a very amart brown pant, Contained in the building will Have. you an opening? wt

_ 4a atthewa, formerly’. sult, with matching midi vest he offices and warehouse ; _ Tec rr

Terrace.. Her empire style of white, orange‘and brown. facilities. ou -- Twenty-five years of managerial and sales experience , ,

"gown was of satin, banded with
crochet Jace. ‘.Her full length ©
veil was edged with matching |
Jace, and she carried a white
Bible with an attached spray of
yellow rosebuds;
. Sharolya Best:was -maid of
honour; --Glenda ‘Best’ and
Debbie -Hlavack '.- were
bridesmaids, ‘The brides other
_ neice, Cynthia Hlavack, was
flower girl.” The senior
attendants were gowned alike in
‘vollet crepe, with daisy trim.:
'. The flower girl’s gown was
- similarly styled in dainty yeliow

available to the right firm doing business in the Vanderhoof, ;
Prince r Rupert area, aa

ot ae ee fe .-Product - knowledge. in the Sporting Goods field’ én-”
Legion ladies | | Sentai: mance sis
-make plans

through to the Consumer. Protected commission sates aréa | a
desirable however. Salary plus will be considered if com- J”
At the first meeting of the fall.
season of the Ladies Auxiliary

mensurate with experience. pete
‘,. For further Information and references Ray MacPherson,
to the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 13 last week, a number

R.R. 2, New Remo. | na fe
The Legion Zone meeting will 7 mew emo as
mens and the ladies clubs,
of plans were made concerning
_ future-events.

Mis. Harris of Terrace receives silver star award from
alvation Army Colonel Alfred Simester. The award is in
gjlonour of Mrs. Harris’ son, Tom, who recently was
rommissioned by the army and who is

beheld inTerraceon October. . ; ' —
Beryl Hales his been put in Annual General Meeting we de

23, and will include both the
‘charge of a group that is Be

dark.

Drumheller, Alberta aren.
D

currently serving the

[sO )6= affectionately
Bennett’s Brainchild

knowing exactly what

° 2 FASON CALDWELL .
‘The Jatest-thing in the news”
today; (something which is not
called,
*) The
liquor. and cigarette ad ban.
‘When ‘thé public first heard of
this-they were naturally taken
aback and left in the dark, not
this ban

Columbia ¢annot allow

we are only paving the way
future infringements.

The public . of. British
Mr. -
Bennett to infringe on . their
freedoms; ‘however slighily. .If
we let him prohibit aicohol and
cigarettes in our fair province

for

-If he is so worried about

Streets _ -
Cont'd from Page 1 .
Ata recent: meeting of cduncil

Terrace aldermen put the topic
' to discussion, ;

As a result of the meeting
further:

there ~ was no

‘development of the issue.

_ Alderman G. Rowland, ‘once
thought to be a main figure in
the program but reportedly
relieved from his duties by the
mayor himself, said after the
meeting that he would possibly

and mauve floral crepe. All .

carried dainty nosegays of
- Matching asters and pansies.
Mr. Vinee-- Lemme of

Vancouver was bestman and ¢

Mr. Ricky Jefferies performed
the duties of usher. Miss Kathy
Elliott played the wedding
music and Glenda Best was
soloist. ‘ .

A -.delightful wedding
reception followed at the Best’s
summer home at Lakelse Lake.

‘The wedding cake was cut in
traditional manner, using the

_ Beard,

' First on their list of events is a
“Tummage sale to be held next
Saturday (September 18) in the
Legion auditorium
10:00 a.m.
On Sunday, September 26, the

annual fall Smorgashord will be ©

held: in the auditorium. The
smorgasboard is a bi-annual
event with one in the spring and
one in the autumn, The dinner
will be convened by Sharon

starting at -

making a quilt to be raffled
around Christmas. All free
members of the auxiliary are
asked to come out on Thursday
evenings and-help with the
work, The quilt has been
designed in a centennial motif,

Mrs. Marg. Fosbery was
installed at the meeting in the
capacity of Secretary to fill the
vacancy created when former
secretary Freddy Letwin
Stepped down. ;

rd.
Homeowners:

TERRACE CONCERT ASSN. |
‘Mon. 20th Sept. 1971

8 pm eS

Terrace Centennial Library °.

ALL MEMBERS PLEASE ATTEND *

yoo

ryt -
‘1

a

would'mean to them.
} By the time’ the actual
{] meaning of this ban sunk in, our
#} honored Premier dropped ‘his
4 second bombshell Civil servants
ay Or “Government employees
amas] Corbidden to smoke at work, It

public safety why shouldn’t he
worry a litle more seriously
about the death statistics of our
highways and byways...(Here I
had better watch what I say or
the next thing you know ke' will

go along with any program |

proposed by the Mayor or B.C.

Hydro, just-as long. as

something in the way. of street

light improvements is put
“underway. = - c
', Hydro spokesmen said there

“COMMON SENSE ASOLIT
MORTGAGE LOANS”

Homeowners! Before you borrow, readournew brochure:
“Common Sense about Mortgage Loans”, its plain talk

..why
‘slash?

Cont'd from Page 1

requires a mechanical foreman |
for their ae

from Homeplan—-up to $25,000 lor 85% o equity}, as
long as 15 years to repay. With low-cost,
insurance to protect your family,

Call for our fa mous 48-hour approval service,

SCRE fast.48-hour

government employee who blew
4.smoke in someones face. We
can only speculate who the
yblower and the receiver.
, actually were, but] must admit
that in all my experience with
4, government people have never
Whad this ‘happen to me

existing poles would likely be the ground conditions become
used to take the new lights. The ideal for fire control.

‘only costs would come through Any companies refusing to
theinstallation of new polesand comply with —_ forestry
lights. If no such addition was Testrictions are subject to court

“put into the agreement, the punishment. Companies in this
district's monthly usage rate . regard must fork out $12 per -
would. remain at the: same cre of unburnt slashed. if a

_ invasion to protect liberty and-
‘justice, but riow we must face
and fight a more insidious
‘threal against public liberties,
A threat which comes from
right inside our home province.

I appeal to the public to,

. Protest against this injustice of

be banning automobites. ) . . , — might change your ideas about mortgage loans. a
Seems that . someone Jn alll seriousness: in the past ‘Would be no capital cost to the periods. Within four to five You probably qualify for a fow-interest, longterm loan Fort St. James Shop coe et
complained about - a Canadians have fought foreign ‘district involved. They said days of a proceeding dry spell, . ‘.

group life

The successful candidate must have working knowledge of
all types of interior togging equipment,

| fast

tl tom f 17 aoa ADDRESS WRITTEN APPLICATIONS
| personally ‘and as a matter of“ human liberties. Write to your figure. According fo one of the _ majar fire breaks out of the HOMEPLAN APPROVAL SERVICE TO: PRINCE GEORGE PULP & PAPER CO, LTD. ”
fact I can’t recall ever seeing editor...Write to the Prime proposed’ plans, Hydro area in concern, the company “MORTGAGES . oo BOX 6000 -
, any .of .these people smoking minister...Demonstrate against estimated the additional can legally be sued for the oe J

i around. the public.
Fo get back to the original
' tqpic, this ban on liquor and

it. There's still time. We can
make him change his mind. To
coin a phrase Concerning this

damages caused. ;
“Loggers must, now take-out
any ,{rees ,meaguring over. six

monthly rates at $264.45. This

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.

particular system of light

Phone 635-6310 4609 Lakelse Ave,
\ ‘Home Plan Realty Limited TRADERS GROUP, LIMITED

; improvements, -believed :to-be any ;trees measuring yer TEI Mitention: G.M. Mullen
Hi Cigarette ads may: have‘: been: chin!“ foumey! of BC.thousand *Mr. Weunfte's® work Avot inthes'in Widttat the\fop..\This | —_— aa
Bi! passed without too much: public miles begins with the first step’ - respectively call for the figure, says Mr. Harvie, will im rar a : : oa

‘ eritism...one, hundred, years
; ago. Bearing. in mind.of course -
| that slavery was perfectly legal
back then. Be that gs it.may, the
‘ fact: remains “that” ‘this is ~
: ningteen sone, -and “one man

: elected ‘to power should not (1

.God bless B.C.2? God" help
In closing, I submit a note to
Mr. W.A.C.. Bennett wherever
you are...Rememiber -Fanny
“Hill, sir,'and remember, the _
best way to promote is ta ban.

‘erection of some new poles, *. 800n be réduced to four inchés,’ - j
Improvements. could. also! :-: An‘estimated 5000' treés were
include mast arm changes planted in a reforestation
along with the reorientation of project here this “year, This.
exisling street Lamps, — - figure ‘is up from 2000 in the —
: - following year and is expected
to rise by five times in 1973,
Survival rate of these trees,
depending upon weather, soil -§
and actual crew production, is
around 60 percent. © st

, Going Hunting? |

' Visit Us First for dependable equipment
‘at down to oarth prices

Winchester Rifle | Winchester Rifle

. _ Model 94 ' Model 100
Lever Action $9 95 Seml-Automatic $] 87 50
9. ;

30-30 Calibre 308 Calibre
Winchester Rifle GL. Rifle

Model 94 Cowboy Commemorative Model 950 -
Action Chrome Plated 119 Q5 | Gott Action - clip May 1 69°
30-30 Calibre ' 308 oF 30-06 Calibre
Winchester Shotgun| 6.1L. Shotgun
"Model 607’ Pump ‘action

Model 2400 Semi-automatic

The. majority of patients
survive their first heart attack
' and return to productive ac-

7 wi? . o . 7 7 _
a . ea. 7 tivitiy, says the B.C: Heart
we Bridge uh, _.. Foundatlan. meee NS

accident |

However, I am fully behind
Mr.. Bennett when he-says that
iy the public should be informed of
Bi, the possible hazards of alcohol
ati and tobacco. What our Premier
: I doesn't ‘seem to realize is that
=, YOu can not change an opinion
ma) or anything simply by turning
y your back; to it, or more simply :
a by forbidding the public to Tead
hl anything about the subject.’ |”
Banning the advertisements of © :
liquor “and tobacco will ‘conditions. They adi that iiaay..
ultimatly‘lead to banning of the.

— GASSIAR CONSTRUCTION LTD.
_— - “Planners & Builders at Quaiity Hames” :
-” Phone Mr A. Schwaiger 635.5220

New Subdivision on McConnell Road)
ss Presently under construction

- Approx. 1,200 sq, feet, 3 bedrooms, carport, full basement.
CMHC mortgage at 8% percent - $174,76 monthly. Full price
$26,500 - $2,000 dowa may handle! .

Occupancy by November 1,

”

12 Gauge aq40 98 | ” Gauge,
an cident . j ; 3 inch Magnum” 95
gi Sale, and that’s prohibition. The fenders and caused broken . pi i Full choke 149, : moet, a G9
b roaring 70's,,,bath tub gin and arms in the past. Buy, Directly From Builder and Savel af Kull Choke
| Speak-easies, Does Mr..B want Soe aa :
si this te happen in B.C.? -~ teas

—n

Modal 402 Slagle Shot
2% or 3.inch shell -

i - This ban not-only affects the ¢
' public revenue of B.C. but also’:

nnenenentnnr cnn cnencnen nr mene Cooay Shotgun
of magazine and newspaper - oe . ~ Under New Ownership

- Mode} 64 9

publishers. all. oyey ,North .

. 536 95 | moxet s40°Singie shot $4
| +. |. 4 gauge a, = 712 Gauge. Full’choke. *34,°°
4 America. They simply caanot | _ Lo ae
BF attord to, delete booze and . ; : fal i | ra She allie | oe
Hsmoke ads from literature .?..°0 0 20 Sc are.) . io | "i _ . | ri i i az » Sh Sh {| | an
; destined for sale here in’B.C. $2!) So se, BERT’S DELICATESSEN ot ao © mpe la ong ange ot 6 $ on
i Consequently we will have no 7 eS ee we oe, en i ch. Mi oe

: t-of-provinee apne pane 12 Gauge 234 inch. Most shot sizes availabe a Se EM abs

B mewspapers to scad ate” An 4603 PARK AVE. to 7 ames — $$ _$______

7 atis notfair; +, eet, tite a win _ mf . : a ae 7 wh aw : i a a :

1 ion eo. Ye, | Grest-All Service Traction Winter Tires —

1 When you | a - Full 4 Ply Nylon Blackwall 775 x 14 _ (Most Popular sizes in stock) installed” Pai
mi - don't know. who - "an, re nnn og ETE

to turn to... } 3 yale
TURN TO" US: WITH 3.
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peoeniceclt gg: TBpvaation of
FUNERAL} Cheese = “Sausages
smeensee-| |" SBeelalty Foods Beverages ont
Terrace; B.C. Ake Vt ATERING SERVICE NOW. AVA

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Serving Kithma

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/MRS. HILDEGARDE.KRIEGL INVITES YOU TO'COME IN'AND | ,
SELECT. SOMETHING. FROM:THE MANY FINE FOODS FROM: aw Ren .
OVER:THE WORLD. ROS) ARES . :] Formerly Marshall :

sie sess sinin | 9234 Katum Ste

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