dnesday, © Nevember 2,- 1966

"TERRACE ."“Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH [COLUMBIA

ever multiplied with such i

de half a century ago by

jistressing Assessment | |
ited By Minister

THE yy RAY WILLISTON, Minister of bands,

- Forests, end Weter Resources
Man — “an animal whose chief occupation was: “exter-
Ermination of other animals and his own
nsistency os to infest
rid." This: distressing assessment of the human race was
Ambrose: Bierce. In his ‘'Devil’s

which

species
Fe the whole

tionary.”
‘uch more recently, man’s rep-
tion reeeived more kindly
tment at the hands of Regin-
E. Balch, a biologist whose
radio lectures on CBC Unl-
‘sity of the -Air have beon pub | roo
ed in “The Ecological View-
nt.” Mr. Baloh is of the opinion
et in the 40 years since the
parance of the “Devil's Diction-
* man hag become aware of
necegaity to protect . his re-
es, control birth, and prevent
. In fact, observes Mr, Balch,
‘he turns his mind — his
sntific effort — to these, pur-
es, he will enter a new and
mre promising phase...” ,
Mit is the intention of British
a mmbia's new ‘Provincial Mu-
itn to justify at least a part of
iS daith. ‘Man and Nature. in|
' will be the museum’s theme
“its visitors, and all areas of
province will be represented.
ng the more colourful sights
ng. visitors when the muse-
“a

ctoria’ will be four scenes show-

e setting.

* Two of thése dicramaa will re-
present northern B.C, and no of-
mfort has been spared to ensure

fia moose as ils central figure, wilt
rportray the Pink Mountain area
min the Peace River District. Back-
ae ground detail is being prepared

Mar ere for the big-game calendars
Fhe illustrates for a life insurance

Museum at Ottawa,

fm of the exact location which will be
: portrayed.

The moose, which has. “traded

= life around Pink Mountain for

immortality in Victoria, has been| -

MB inotnted by John Hermann Blome,

a taxidermist, some of whose work] ”.-

m also is in the National Museum.:..-| > -

me 6 The second diorama will feature} -
— caribou in the subalpine country |

a of the Tuya Lake area of the
my Cassiar District. This display is

| being created by Hugh Monahan,
me, a Weat Vancouver wildlife artist
mm well known for his paintings of

) birds. His work is being based on
fe his visit to Tuya Lake area where
a he made sketches and took cohur

photographs. -
In addition to the artists’ paint-

BE cd depletions, the dicramas. willl.

| feature vegetation native’ to the
mau areas they represent. Some of this
m will be actual vegetation which has

reproductions. Each

these-are only 0 few of.
many printing jobs we
can

mrany -
available, including a theatre cap-
‘attention; is being’ given to school

jfficlally opens its doors in|
native animbls in a uaturalis-|

mtheir accuracy. One diorama, with| -
m by Clarence Telenius, a Winnipeg}

RB artist who may be best known],

i company. Mr. Teletiius, who’ has}
done similar work for the Nationall =.
already has},
Me visited the atea to make sketches|. |.

4 been preserved, and some willbe| =

you. ‘ .
RRACE E OMINECA HERALD

‘other educational “facilities

able of ‘seating © 600. . Particular
children ‘for’ whom , thére will be
special classrooms and on activity

vO While Victoria. may. seem -some-
what distant to northern residents
for everyday visits, the new..mu-
seum has not. overlocked “their
interests. Although it ts not offer-|-;
ering ' a complete dodt-yourselt
kit, it is planninng to have on
staff.an adwaor who will be able
to assist other regions wanting

And, if the plang:for the’ Victoria
museum's . development. ‘are’. the
basis for judgement, that ‘advisor.
should fave quite a ‘Tot to ‘con-

by printers’ working with females
in the darkroom is that -it-is, too
hard to teH whether they're under

to develop their. :own ‘museums, |

= —
‘The Tasent trouble mmoountered ;

“Special Broadcast

-For. Centenary
pads Brondcastifg ‘etations

2

-+ [throughout British . Columbia will
‘jbeama~ ‘apecial. -broadcaet to

Jachools’ on:’ “Friday, November 18,
to mark. the “Centenary of the
Union “of. the Crown. Colonies. on
vancouver Island and the main-
lan a

The’ British ‘Columbia’ Centen-
nial Committed, the Provincial De-
partment of Education, and. the
Cansdisn -Broadcasting © . Corpora:
Yion ate co-operating -to present

Broadcast. It will be carried on
the complete C.B.C. Pacific ‘Net-

tlons, Every classroom in every
school “in ‘the: province will be

of Education official. British ‘Cl-
umbia Day project...

form’. of ‘two shows, --
written: for the ‘occasion: “Sing
Centennial’ by Christie. Harris

CBC, Newscast . is scheduled
2:00. to 2:03 p.m., “and [2:08 to. 2:30
p.m., “The Giant "Beyond the Rock-
fea’. written ‘by, “Eric Wicol.’ A
gpecial booklet and songsheet. has

every. classroom in the ‘province.
The ‘broadcast. takes. place on
the ‘Fridiy preceeding the 100th
anniversary of the reading of the
proclamation a ot Union, ‘November

developed ¢ or over expoded.

19, |.

the one-hour Centennial School |...
work and most. {ndependent sta-| ‘|
pble to Hsten to this Department |

The Broadcast’ ‘will. take’. the |-

will be pesented 1:30 t0-2:00 p.m., ‘

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