Se ae ee le ety rie

ednesday, September 6, 1967

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a5son,
office.

_ Mary's University, Halifax, in 1947 and.his'Bachelor of Electrical -

that post until his appointment with B.C. Te

University "fri Antigonish

DOUGLAS ¢. WATE TERENCE F. HEENAN

New Appointments Announced’ _

The appointment of Douglas C. Watt as Vice-President, Marketing
and of Terence F. Heenan as Vice-President, Staff (Operations) is .
announced by J, Ernest Richardson, President and Chief Executive

Officer of the B.C, Telephone Company. Both appointments are
effectiva Sept. 1. oo

In his new capacity, Mr. Watt .will be responsiblé for. the
Company's Marketing Department operations. Born in, West Van-
couver, he attended elementary and: high schools -there and
graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of
British Columbia in 1941, After several years, on the accounting
and payroll staff of- Burrard Dry Dock Co. Ltd. he joined B.C, Tel--
in August, 1945 as a development engineering clerk, After a brief
period with another company, he returned to B.C. Tel in February,
1948 and has served the Company since in various capacities,

“including Executive Assistant, General Commercial Engineer,

Coastal District No. 1 Manager, Coastal Division Manager,
Assistant Director of Personnel and, since January, 1966, Vice-
President, Staff (Operations), Teas

Mr. Heenan will be in charge of future planning and engineering,
plant, traffic and commercial staff services, Born and raised in -
Halifax, he obtained his. Bachelor of Science’ degrea from ‘St.

Engineering degree from Nova Scotia Technical College, Halifax,
in 1949. The same year he joined the Maritime Telegraph and
Telephone Company in Halifax and-held various positions In the
engineering and traffic departments before becoming. Assistant
Chief Engineer with that company in 1963. In 1965, he was-
appointed chairman of the Advisory Group of the Trans-Canada
Telephone System, with headquarters in Montreal, and.he held

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B Mrs. ‘Catherine M, Fraper left
y train u On har anual |

: ogeation, Sis wil nde ante | St

her sister, Dr. Marcelle Chis/'. sey and Mea, Peter: van: Hook,

Wendy and Derrick have returned,

” Montreal and avis, to

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‘|. Miss Angele Brousseau, dau.

and Mrs, Philip Cyr on Park Av.

a oe Sean
jac a
an 8, Little leave: Saturday,
September 9, . They will cross
Canada vialting capital cities in
the provinces, exarmy friends;
and will take ln EXPO;. From
Gander. they will fly to London,
Englarid and then on to Rome,
From there Mr, Little will att.
end a conference in: Kampala,
Uganda, as B, C, Governmentres
pregéentative. He will return to
Rome and then Mr. and Mrs,
Little will proceed home around
the world,: In their absence their
home at 4407 Birch will te cece
upied by their son-in-law dnddaue
ghter, Mr, and Mrs, Peter Anson
-A wedding on August 19 united
the daughter of former Terrace
couple with a young man from
Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Si.

ducted the ruptials, Areception
and dance in the Rapid View Hall
followed the ceremony,

Mrs, Vi Seaman, left Friday
by CP Airlines for Vancouver to
continue her studies at the Un-
iversity of British Columbia,

» #

ghter- of Mrs, Tess Brousseau,
returned by-bus Thursday from
a two month vacation. She visited
relatives in Alpena and Detroit
Michigan; has tour of EXFO en.
route home and visited friends in| |
Vancouver and Abbotsford,

. . @ s tf]
. Mr, and Mrs, Peter Anson re=

WASHES 24 LBS. OF
CLOTHES IN LESS.
_* THAN 30 MINUTES

SPIN DRY’

TIME °

of Prince George’ are Visiting care
with Mrs, Maciay’s parents, Mr, add

a @# @ ae
- Miss Leah Seaman, daughter of

turned Sunday froma vacation sp- |

TERRACE ‘HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

: : | or. I Gren Features Cort.
ThWen'd Tok Niet. MED wpe LE

2 olmeas ard.2e for each addit.

“Eady with that salt. EVERYTHING in here

, is a la carte.”

ning to near capacity, =
Counciller V.C.G, Jolliffe

000,  Y

present installation as inadequate for

that the only solution to the problem would be to run a new
gravity flow main south of Kalum from Seoit to Greig,

- Municipal officials are’ now studying whether to install
& new main or adapt preseht facilities at an estimated $55,-

Taxpayers face $65,000 tab
: a Bo, mo Mee ee. :
to ease sewage line load
‘Terrace taxpayers “miay ‘have to part’ with an’ extra
$65,000 to replace -an. overloaded sewage Line to the fast-
growing apartment area east.of North Kalum, - :
Terrace Council ‘heard last week that lines are run-

had previously dis the
Tature was e claims

‘item. Jewellery will now be

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‘Stamplicking becomes #-more |
expensive proposition as post of.
fica rates push upward next month
~The new higher rates represent
the second fricrease this year, On
June. ist the first set. of price
changes. was announced and.
October Lat is’ the date slated for
the next hike, —- a co

General rates on addressed
printe matter is frst on the Oct.
ober list. with 3c for the first

fonal ‘ounce up td a pound, The

reduced rate offer for bulk mall-| i

Ang vl also carry an increased; §
ew. ee

The price of matting household

__Atr parcel post is in for.an ine
crease with changes in the fat
pound rate, : .

No more free insurance on
items valued up to $50, Instead’
it will now cost 10c to insure va-
lued up to $10,00 and the fee will| E
increase with the value of the

classed a5 an insurable item.

C, 0, D, charges take a jump
with a charge of 50c for collecting
up to $10.50 and achargeof$1,60
for collecting anything over
$10,50 and.up to $100,

-KALUM AND KEITH STREET

Announce

CASINGS, ETC,

You'll be: doing laundry ‘til the cows:‘come home. .

if you don’t get an automatic washer-and dryer,
it your home's old-fashianed, overworked wiring
won't handle them, simply call your electrical
our home to Medallion

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- Bcnyoro >

S| mis Medattion means good electric living

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THEIR NEW PLANT OPEN IN TERRACE FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
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