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. Robert Culp and Brian Keith

‘COYOTE COUNTRY ._.
A “Walt. Disney. Production -

’ Hil at the Terrace Library, is just
g| packed full of fun and good humor

a) husbands. who hate to do the

-or the neighbour who has the.

Open 10 a.m. Till 10 p.m.

. Checking 2 the figures ‘above
Kuzyk who dropped in on a

is Lecretia -. home lighting display caravan is tovm recetie

B,C, Hydro tly,

| TERRACE
PIONEER
MOURNED -

. He was William Eagletori Wat-

his sister Jenny Corleté Hvedfor
many years on Park Avenue here,
The two came as -pionders: to

ents,

The family lived ina log cabin
behind the Rev. Thomas Marsh's
manse,. They later moved in to
Terrace,

Mr, Donald is survived ‘ ‘by
three nephews: Archibald, Van-
couver; Robert, Coquitlam; and
William of Burnaby.

Interment was in Forest Lawn
September 30.

NATURE KNOWS BEST
Polar bears! have a special

FREEZE ‘rom glare and consequent
: snow blindness, :

DOUBLE: VISION

Diller houekeeping —
- offbeat but funny

* BY LAURIE ENGLISH

. ‘I¢ your kids write ‘thei names ‘in the dust. on the furn-
iture, don’t let them put the year,”

That’s just one of the score
or more of hints offered by
Phillis Dier in her book PHIL-

us DILLER’S HOUSEKEEPING |.

HINTS,
‘This book; ‘which : you'll find

for ‘ali housewives and maybe

chores around the house,

A warning — if you take pride
in being a good housekeeper you'll
probably not enjoy this book, or,
if you lack a sense of humor
when it comes to household rout«
ine, well, this book 15° probably
not for you, either.

“But, if you are looldng for new
excuses for avoiding the dishes
‘or -the Ironing, you just might
find’ some’ new and hillariously
funny ‘ones to offer your husband

nerve to ask why your housework

one one:
own @ fust{ldoking-
bes ne srotieg" total
: sles Pilla Diller
“suggests that. ‘you: ‘should ‘never
-wash.. on Monday, ° "Why pick 5
sday,'when you’re sure your wash

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TERRACE EQUIPMENT

~ . SALES LIMITED
* Crelg Ave. Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-6384

"| people who donated magazine sub-
scriptions to. the library and).

will be compared to somebody
else’s’’ she says.

Or she suggests “Tf your house
is so.messes..up that you: must
‘either hire a cleaning lady or
& guide, and-you decide ona
cleaning lady, ‘get. one who com-
mutes from out.of town, so she
doesn't talk among your friends,”

What about, “Hide your-hus-
bands golf shoes, He may:clean

No matter what your reason
for reading PHILLIS DILLER'S:
HOUSEKEEPING HINTS, it will
be a memorable experience,
roe * « «€ So:

MATH by Evelyn. Sharp, an
explanation of the new terms

‘entary school mathematics, This
bel is well worth your-time and

shilg SFE eg “ttre es he ‘ uit 4
© SATE Tooke For? WHY! DAM2A:
| SEPARATIST” by Marcel Chaput.
“Though the. author is frequently

explain mush of ‘the reasoning

| behind the French Canadian sep- |’
aratist’s demands for independ-
‘ence, Tt is a thought provoking |. =
fon and worthy of some attent- |
-|-lon a ;

true story, pick up ONE’
OF OUR: H-BOMBS IS MISSING
by Flora Lewis This is anexcel-
lent account. of the “minute by

*

jan at the Terrace Library, sug-
gests you spend a fei minutes

-azines on display at.the library,

Courier,
Although. the magazines can-

Mrs. van Heek said she apprec-
jated the generosity of Terrace

would welcome any new ones
which might be provided,
ions officer in. Terrace for the

home. Sunday by C.P. Airlines
from a monthin Vancouver during

fag, «where they spent a three

home hy Mri. Erdahl,

Mr. and Mirs,. RH, Sloan have

arrived home from Houston, Tex-

week holiday visiting with son-

in-law and daughter, Dr, andMrs,| '

up the cellar looking for them,’ | |

- Other heoks at the library
worthy of your attentlon are Al-
-PARENTS GULDE TO MORE NEW

‘and methods being taught inelem-|-

mt if, on have. school, age!

repetitive in hhis book, he does |

Try Our Delicious

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FOOD.
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Phone 635-611 1 .

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t CANADIAN: &. CHINESE FOODS

Coulter Electric Ltd.

For an ‘intoresting, fast mov- :

minute. details of the Janvary, |= -
1966, Palomares Ancident in} 3
\ Spain, %

Mys, Pem van ‘Heck, librar-| ‘
looking through the new mag- 7
not be taken out of the building |‘

you can relax in the comfortable|.
new furniture and-read them, |

AC Hrdeh), Industrial relat] |

which tlme ‘he underwent surgery |°
on his eye. He was accompanied

william R, Carpentier,

‘CONTRACTORS

RESIDENTIAL —- COMMERCIAL
‘Agents for Wallace Neon and Neon Products
FOR SERVICE AND ESTIMATES, PHONE

Terrace, Bob Ramsay 635-2445

KITIMAT, N. COULTER, 1072 * tif-al

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One of the newest is the UNESCO) _.

Department of Labour, arrived |

NAVY RUM

’ PALM BREEZE RUM

SAVINGS —
up wih off ;

i |. One of this’ area’s: pioneers |§ os,
died In Vancouver September 26. |‘

gon Donald, 8, of 8461 Tarner.|M °°

Better known to Terrace res-| Ms
idents as Billy, Mr. Donald and| qj

Kitsum Kalum around 1910 and|p
were later. joined, by their par- ;

eyelid which protect their eyes |

After two glasses, some men |
are a spectacle,. - “TE

sincaeannineraine ata

roy

35,000 BTU of worn
Heats 3 to 4 rooms |
comfortably. ° -.

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