Wednesday; November:20, 1968”

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_"TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE: BC.

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REACTION to a play performed) —

by Thornhill students was varied
from a large crowd of youngsters
who attended Terrace Public Lib-
rary Saturday. morning for a
special story hour to mark Young

_' Canada Book Week, That’s lib-
rarjlan Mion Van Hel at top

left,
Use Terrace.
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‘Recreation’ -consultant, Dave
‘Brown spent three days, in Ter.
Yace ona famillarization tour
of the northwest region,

dn “yids? dppOfuteld-to tits’|*

Lh, Se in is retain for”
ite. ptr Programmes
Branch of the Department of Ed-

weation September 1 ‘and: is
making his first tour of the wes-'-

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{Minister of -the néwly formed

“/gibilitles of an evangelical cam-

|New Guinea in 1959, They now]

7 Recreation man here -
for familiarisation

tern end of the region,
During his stay in Terrace,
Brown met with Terrace re-
creation director Pete Fan-
- ning .and . with , the ‘Thornhill .
|. Recreation Commission, wee
His. tour will continue this +
week with visits to Prince Rus.

Anglican friar
to visit here
An Anglican’ Franciscan . who
worked a8‘a missionary in New

ember 26-25, °
He is Brother Geoffrey, Father

Pacific ‘Province ‘of the Order
of St. Franets,

The Anglican Franeigeanmoves.
iment started in England in 1921,

land, America and the new Paci-
‘Ifie province,

In Terrace, Brother Geoffrey
will meet with St, Matthew’s con-
gation at 8 p.m, Wednesday
November 27), He will also

mat.
during his stay here.
He is expected to discuss pos=

There are now provinces in Eng. |.

pert and the Queen Charlotte
Islands, -

Brown, who is based inSmith-
ers, said there are 39 recrea-
tion commissions. his region

“], which-‘extends ‘from: Vanderhoot

and Fort St, James in the east
to Prince Rupert and the Char-
lottas in the wast,

In outlining his duties for

-| Community. Programmes Bran-

ich he: sald it was his job to ad-
vise and offer suggestions on

public recreation in the region.

He is also responsible ‘for in.
forming recreation. commis-

sions in the area about the ser-

“vices available | through the

‘branch, :

-He said he was also responsi-
‘ble for arranging regional re-
creation functions such as sem-
inaré and workshops,

Dave Brown and hia wifemove
ed to the Smithers district from
Abboisford, Prior to taking
over as Reglonal Consultant he
‘toured part of the region:last

-summer as fleld supervisor for

the Red Cross swimming pro-

meet with the Terrace and Kiti- | gram.
‘Ministerial Associations: .

He has a Masters degree in
Recreation and Physical Educa«
ton from UBC and the Univer-
_Sity of Washington, —

paign in the. area in the 1970's,
The Anglican Franciscanmove-
tment was started by Brothor Dou-
glas. who gave up his job.and tra- |.
mped the roads with the unem=
Bloyed, .

He also worked at Mechachie
Lake on Vancouver Island, ©

The Anglican - group went ‘to’

have a friary with both white and
native brothers, -a training col- |.
lege, two churches, a primary.
school, and a hostel and ‘have,

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By LAURIE ENGLISH
A slaughter house and. meat
pecking plant will open in Thorne
hill the first week of December,
Bill Zleger, owner of Skeena

on Krumm Road opposite Thorn-
_ {hill Golf Course, sald the plant
will be the first of-fts kind in
the area, The only othor meat
pacrers In the region is at Wil.

ms Lake, .

. He said he plana both a whole»

{the Krumm Road establishment
and expects to be able to sell
|éheaper than other packers who
must ship their provact into the
area, -

rates,’ he said,

Zieger plans to buy all his live
stock inthe area,

He said most of the beot will
come from the Smithers Hazel-
ton and Cedarvale districts but
he said many farmers in Ter-
race have told him they would
\be interested In xaising cattle
and pigs if they could be sold
locally.

* He said he has yecelved ingulr-
jes from as far away as the
Charlotte Islands concerning the
/ new. plant facilities,

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- Ziegex said he will also sell

meat cut and wrapped to order

for home freezers and plans to

offer big game hunters in the

area a place to hang thelr game

we a cutting and wrapping ser.
ce, -

According to Zieger, the new
plant should provide a boost to
the farm economy of the area
by encouraging local farmers
to raise livestock for the Local
meat market,

Zleger clafms he will be pro-
cessing approximately 20. head
of-beef and 20 pigs as well as
veal and lamb weekly in the inle
tial stages of the operation at

-| the plant,

Inspection of all animals and
carcasses is to be carried out
by the local veterinarian in Hen
of government inspection, |
According to Zieger, this is |j
the usual procedure where gov-
ernment meat inspectors are
not established in an area.
Skeeng Valley Meat. Packers
expects to serve Terrace stores
and restaurants with fresh meat
as- well as cured and smoked
meats and fancy sausages, -

WHEAT GROWING BETTER

India has just harvested its
biggest wheat crop in history with
16,500,000 tons, wall above its
average of 11,000,000,

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Tourists landing in India with.
out visas are permitted to
for one month, The former limit

‘federal government's occupation=| |
-al training program. Marloosle, :

Krumm Road ;

* lthe area, . He aid he has been maker as oll as bong tein

eats ago with the Idea of estab- inass
Wehiog a react pecking plant in | and fa a q

working during this time [n the
meat departments-of several su- gp to coming to ores he:

permarkets in Terrace, ‘worked in Eyropa, Toronto Fe
He said he has been in the bus- Wancouvers

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_ TERRACE COMMUNITY CENTRE -

‘Advance Tickets Available.

Terrace and District Talent, Association

_ PRESENTING

AT THE HUB

An Eskimo has become the first| @ |”

Job with a charter service own-| a

~ would.

will open about - the beginning of ‘December: We
interested. customers “to ‘Order :
-; Christmas requirements. All types of smoked meats, s:
hams and al types of fancy, sausage. ae ed

like to ‘ask

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