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Baby survives
20. below zero

FAINBANKS, Alaska (AP)-
Sharla Johnson is only seven
months only but already she has
lived through one of Alaska’s
greatest hazards--hours of
exposure in temperatures 50
degrees below zero.

When Sharla was found Jan.
13 wrapped in yellow bunting
under a pine tree near her
home, doctors gave her little
chance of survival,

“The baby’s body was rigid,
her muscles were hard, her
tongue was stiff,” says Dr. W.
E. James of the Tanana Valley
Clinic.

Sharla’s heart beat was down
to40, her temperature too low te
measure. She was unconscicus.

Emergency procedures were
instituted. When the baby
stopped breathing Dr. Martha !
Kowalski gave mouth-to-mouth /
resuscitation.

James said Sharla was put |
into water of slightly more than !
100 degrees, with only her face |

exposed.
Patter two hours we had the

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baby mobile again,” he said.

“Her temperature was still
too low to record even after that
time. After three hours her
temperature registered
normal.”

But still the doctors feared
she would not survive the first
two critical days,

“Her face blistered,”’ James
said, “and we felt she would
lose her nose.

“Both her hands were swollen
and blistered, and after a few
weeks we did amputate two
finers frem her left hand. The
right hand is responding to
therapy,"

Why Sharla was abandoned
under the pine by her troubled
mother never will be known.

Wilma Johnson, who had

nervous breakdown in

December, died that tragic .day

while apparently trying to

craw] to a nearby house.
Sharla, in hospital for six

weeks, now is home with her

father, a sister and three
the

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A 6,000 mile exhibition tour |
includes Terrace in a sixth
travelling exhibition, the
Vancouver Art Gallery will this
spring and early summer
present a diverse sampling of
art dealing with the human face |
and figure, to over thirty
centres located throughout the
Province, including new areas
in the Lower Fraser Valley the
Sunshine Coast and portions of
Vancouver Island. The full
course of the tour takes in some
6,000 miles,

Titled ‘People
Portraits’, the showing
examines various media,
methods of rendering, aesthetic
approaches, social attitudes:
the insights, sometime humor
and critical abilities of twenty-
six artists. The works date from
the late. 19th Century. to
current times, and are’ ‘
predominately Canadian, with a
few examples of British Butch,
Mexican and American
configuration,

Made possible by the B.C,
Centennial Cultural Fund
Advisory Committee, the
exhibition is free to all
members of the community,

It may be viewed locally at
Terrace Library basement on
May 17 and 18 al 9-12 AM, - 1-4
P.M., with an evening
programme scheduled for
Monday from 7-9 PM.

“People and Portraits” will
include oi] paintings, lithogr-
aphs, etchings, pencil, ink and
pastel drawings, and several
mixed-media combinations.
Informal talks about the works
will be presented by artists
Michael O'Hara who this year
joins the Gallery's circuit-
touring staff.

Of the earlier paintings to be
shown, the list features such
distinguished artists as Paul
Peel, R,C.A,, the first Canadian
painter to receive a gold medal
at the Paris Salon and the
British Royal Academy,
before the turn ot the century;
L.F. Leighton, a neo-classical
painter of the Pre-Raphaelite
school; and Eugene Hamel, a

and

CENTENNIAL MEMO

Oxen were used as a means of
transport in the early days in
the interior of the province. Bull
teams had 12 lo 16 yoke or pairs
of these husky animals drawing
one wagonload. It would take a
day to cover a distrance now
traveresed by car in20 minules,

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Contemporary efforts by such
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“Reading The Fulure’, 1885 oil painting by Canadian artist Paul Peel is featured in Vancouver
Art Gallery spring travelling exhibition, “People And Portraits”.

Major art show for Terrace

Moore, Richard Hamilton, John
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VANDERKWAAK - “Nicholas,
late of 3432 Eby Street: in
Terrace, in his 76th year.

Mr. Vanderwaak was born in
Oestgeest; Holland on January
14, 1895 and at the age of twelve
began work weeding ‘in the bulb
fields. Subsequently he opened
a bulb nursery and when forced
out of ‘business during the
hungry thirties began work as
bulb inspector.

Mr. Vanderkwaak brought
his family to Terrace in August,
1953,

He is survived by his widow,
Jani, nine children: Mrs. Piny
Braam, Mrs. Jani Braam, Mrs.
Corry Vis, Abe Vanderkwaak
and Len Vanderkwaak all of
Terrace, Mrs. Wilma
Schuurman, Brownsville
Ontario, Mrs. Reta Veenstra,
Houston, Joe Vanderwaak,

OF
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Vanderkwaak obituary

Surrey, British Columbia,
Reverend Nick Vanderkwaak,

. Caledonia’ - Onlario, and forty-

two grandchildren.

Funeral services were held -
Saturday, May 8th at Christian
Reformed Church, Terrace.
Reverend J. Van Dyk officated.

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Than just

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THORNYCROFT :

Edward, lale of 8678 jit
Drive, Terrace, in his 51styear. |
Funeral services were ‘held \"
Friday, May 7,. 1971 from St.
Matthew's Anglican Chureh, :

GOODWIN - Jason, infant son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Goodwin of:
Terrace, Funeral services were }
held Wednesday, May 12, from |
Knox United Church, Reverend e a8
Lewis officiated, .

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Ladysmith grew from a coal
mine discovered at Extension, §
11 miles from the town in i998, §
Known first as Oyster Harbour JE

the community felt it was jam

destined to rival Victoria. It WAS |
given its present name in1900 to Ea
commemorate the relief of ?
Ladysmith; Natai, during the 4
Boer War. :

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