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OBITUARIES

"WALTER WASHBURN

Terrace, 5,C,

Death came suddenly to one of
the district’s oldtimers when Wal-
ter Washburn passed away on

me, Lakelse Avenue in a car In which’

he was driving with his nephew

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Teq Johnston late Tuesday after- _ .

noon, April 12.
Born in Skeena Crossing in 1888

the late Mr. Washburn had been a B

resident of the district all his life,
He had a homestead in the area
north of Spring Creek in 1908. For
many years he operated the gen-

eral store at Kitwanga. He had | i

been living in retirement in Ter-
race.

Funeral services have not yet
been announced.

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JOHN LIVINGSTONE McINTOSH
Prince Rupert, B.C,

Funeral services are being held
in Prince Rupert today for an ear-
ly district pioneer, John Living-
ston MelIntosh. Mr. McIntosh pass-

ed away in Terrace at the age of

85. His body was shipped to Prince
Rupert for burial in Fairview
Cemetery.

Cedarvale Barn
Burns To Ground

Two youngsters, playing with
matches, are believed responsi-
ble for the less by fire of the
Emory barn. Two children were
seen running from the burning

Gory Reum (centre) stand for a photo with fellow travellers Mr. and Mrs. Art Winkz of 9
Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Reum were in Jamaica in the course of a month's vacation during
which they also visited in Mexico, Nassau and Toronto.

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TAIL hour in the Myrtle Bank Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs. 4

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barn but before help reached
the seene the flames had too
strong a hold and the barn was
demolished,

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Bank Of Commerce
Opens Next Week

A new banking service will be
available in the community next
Monday, April 18, when Terrace
branch of the Canadian Imperial]
Bank of Commerce opens for busi-
in Super-Valu. Shopping

ness
Centre.

Arthur H. Fo)tz, manager of the
new branch, has arrived in town
from Whiterock. Mr, Foltz and his
assistants, Gregory Smith and Doug
Southwell are busy setting up the
new establishment which will open
to the public with a special “at-
home" from 2 to 4 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, April 16.

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Young Woman Hurt When Car Rolls

Only one traffic accident marred | plunged over a fifty foot emban.
the Easter weekend here when Pat| ment. Miss Nattress was thro
Nattress, 21 year old daughter of | clear of the car which was exte
Mr. and Mrs. W. WNattress of|sively damaged In the wreck.
Lakelse Avenue, was injured Geod| RCMP are currently investiga:
Friday afternoon as her small car | ing the accident which occurred Al
plunged off Highway 25. about 4:10 p.m. on Friday. q F

Miss Nattress, alone in her Tri-
umph TR4 convertible when the
mishap occurred, suffered a broken
right Jeg and is still hospitalized in
Mills Memorial Hospital.

She was enroute to Terrace from
Lakelse when her car went out of
control on a long hill about five
miles south of town on Highway
25. The vehicle overturned and

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When a fuse blows out in thig
home, be sure that the replace:jq
ment is of the same amperage. They
average household uses a fifteen-j
amp for ordinary use. When'§
changing the fuse, cut off the
master switch. Be sure your hands:;
are dry and the floor under the:
fuse box where you stand is quite
dry. :

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