FAGE 2, THE HERALO, Tuesday, July 19, 1977

’ driver of the car had gone

Crash!!!

Police would not release
any names connected with
this accident that occurred
at Keith and Kalum on
Friday. Apparently the-

through a stop sign and hit
the truck. The driver was
apparently a juvenile and
charges are pending.

~ A week of work for Terrace’s R

building belonging to CFTK
and Bear Creek Logging had

RCMP in Terrace
received a complaint

Sunday froma redident who
said 1 ite iid béén
receiving threatening
telephone calls.

A complaint was received
Monday that the A &:W had
been broken inteand a smail
amount of money had been
taken,

A complaint
at 4635 Straume Ave. was.
received Monday.

Police received a
complaint Monday that a
plane was over due at
Terrace Airport, It was
later located at Tahtsa
Lake.

A complaint of barking
dogs was received Sunday in
the 3300 block of Kenney St.

A complaint of a missing
1969 Dodge van from Pine
St. was made Sunday.

A brown wallet was found
at the midway on Ottawa St.
Sunday.

Police received a report
someone had broken a
window and damaged a wall
at Totem Gulf Sunday.

A small amount of money
was stolen Sunday after a
break and enter at
Electrolux Canada on
Sunday.

Police received a
complaint Sunday a TV set
was stolen from 4502 Park
Ave. After investigation it
was determined the matter
was civil, not criminal.

Police are investigating a
report Sunday of three
youths ordering and eatin
food at the Lakelse Hote
and thea leavin without
paying for it Sunday.

An ‘orange Chibbe

of a prowler

trailbike was reported
stolen from 3854 Kirkaldy.
- St; in Terrace Sunday.

‘“-Bolice have the name of |

the suspect who was
reported littering Saturday
Woodland and Fasbury
Drive.

Police have the name of

the suspect who was

reported littering Saturday .

at Woodland and Fasbury
_ Drive at north Eby.

Police received a report
Saturday of someone
making an obscene
telephone call to someone
living in the Kirkaldy sub-
division.

Police received a report
Friday of a stolen red
standard bike from 2501
Thomas. A CCM Swinger
with a red frame and serial
number F543126 was also
stolen Friday from 4919 Gair
Ave, A Royal Blue Apollo 10
speed was alse stolen
Friday from 8106 Davis St.

Anestimated $200 damage -

was done to a travel trailer
at 4715 Tuck Ave. Friday.

Two B.C. flags and one
Canadian flag was stoien
from 4623 Lakelse Ave.
Frida

woman with her daughter in
the Theatre Friday. She
was arrested and placed in
the cells and her daughter
was placed in a welfare
home.
. A set of glasses were
‘turned into the police office
‘as found property July 13.
A purple Appolo 10 speed
was stolen Irom 4707 Goulet

Wednesday.
A black Motorcran bike
was found at 3496

Alaska ferry
strike persists

JUNEAU, alaska
Alaska state ferry system
workers have voted to
continue thelr 12-day-old
strike until the state agrees
to ‘maintain existing
wages” with a cost-0f-living
allowance.

Greg:.0’Claray, Inland
beatmenh’s union vice-

esident; said he met with
erry workers over the
weekend inhKetchikan dis-

cuss the’ pe ess of the
strike and their feelings
about it.

He said workers gave the
wiion a-unanimous vote to

continue the strike until the
cost-ofliving allowance
issue is solved,

O’Claray said the union
has backed down
substantially from its
original contract demands,
but complained that the
state has made no
movement from its offer of a
flat 5.6 per cent increase in
wages over the twoyear life
of the contract. ;

O’Claray estimates that
the state would lose about $¢
million if the strike
continues through July.

Parmenter Wednesday.
Police réceived a

complaint Wednesday of .
two suspicious persons near

a vehicle at the weigh scale
on Yellow 16 west, Upon
investigation police found a

stolen vehicle. and_ also

learned that the Kalum
Motel had been broken into
and a theft had occurred. A

been broken Into also. © -
Police
complaint someone had

stolen a battery oul of a.

vehicle parked at Aqua
Plumbing Wednesday.

A light blue Sprinter was
found in the North Kalum
Trailer Court Wednesday

received: ‘a-

TENNIS COURTS
|. WILL BE PAVED

Terrace’s long-awaited tennis courts will be a
reality within the next two week’s or so, according
to John Wallbergs of the Terrace Downtown Lions

Club.

The final two contracts were

let last week. One

for the paving to L.G. Scott and Son and the other,
for fencing to Terrace Landscaping.

Wallbergs, Chairman of this project said he
hoped to have the local tennis enthusiasts on the

courts in

following week.

time for the 50th Anniversary
celebrations, failing that they would be finished

e

ims.

Police found a drunk |

ce

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shell and spanish rice. .

Lobiter & chieken meat
sauteed In a detightful cream &
gauce with a touch of klrich
served in 6 half pineapple

30 PM - 10 PM

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HERE ARE SOME OF OUR FINE SELECTIONS
CHUNKY CHUNK
New York steak oo

IMPORTED

CANADIAN
WINES

MONDAY THRU SAVURDAY

parisienne potas
stutfed tomatg LS

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Cours

y BRIAN GREGG
Herald Staff Writer

Increased demands for
homemakers in the Terrace
area has led Terrace
Community Services to
initiate a new course on
homemakers orientation.

Margaret Langley,
community services co-
ordinator, said Monday the |
demands are coming from
doctors, social workers,
public health persons,
senior citizens and other’
groups.

The 1978 Ministry of,
Health policy includes more

use of homemakers, she

Gold

The Golden Rule centre in
Terrace, an agency that has
helped find full or part-time
work’ for almost 12,000
people in the past five years, -
IS

olding a raffle. The

goal: to raise enough money’
to meet operating expenses.
Co-ordinator Juanite
Hatton says that Provincial
Secretary Grace McCart
has - made -$500 a’ mont

availabletotheemployment gionlies  ..
_ Tylon back pack

agency, but another §500 is
required monthly. _
_ Tohelp entice prospective
ticket buyers, Hatton has
received donations from a
number of businesses in t
community. The prizes are
listed below. .

Tickets will be sold for $1
each or six for $5 with the
draw set for Labor Day,
Sept. 5, on CFTK-TV,

LIST OF PRIZES
2 one way trips via CPA to

Vancouver - Dondted by |

Frank Beban Logging .
2half hour sight seeing trips
via TPA by TPA

Model toys from Finning

* Tractor ;
Gift certificate $35 men’s

cardigan by Taylor’s Mens

CMP

and turned into the police.
A blue Sprinter was-stolen

- from. ;: Pizza... Patio.

Wednesd:

ay. woe. TTT, Seite
A red Peugeot 10 speed .

was stolen from the Pizza:
Patio Wednesday.

Police received a
complaint someone threw a
rock through a window at
3979 Pine St. Wednesday.

Police received a report
Tuesday someone was
discharging a shotgun in the
Matin Drive area.

Police received a
complaint Tuesday that a
vehicle had had an insecure
load while driving on
Yellowhead 16 west and part
of the load had fallen off and
struck the complainant car.

Police _ received a
complaint Tuesday a
number. of John Deere
Loader parts were stolen
from 4703 Haugland. ;

A Nubian doe goat was
stolen Tuesday at New
Remo.

Police

2

. during

~ Lpienic cooler 31

“hy-"Perrace: Equipment :

said, and Terrace

- Community Services

anticipates an even greater .
demand at that time. |

She said about 12 people
are 80 far planning to take

the course and more are |

expected to sign up before it
begins, July 20 from 1:30 pm
to4pmint Skeena Health
Unit. SR
‘We hope to continue the
course on a biweekly basis
the fall season to
encourage more people to
become part of our
homemakers program and
to. acquaint regular
participants of ‘the course

Wear

2 cases of eggs by Samson's

f party packs of chicken b
r chicken by.

Bee N Suis"

2 Smorgasbord dinners by
Oll's Place. ;

1 Pocket calculator battery
operated ..: éanon.. by.
ikinson Business Machine

qt. donated
by. Omineca: Building -

and fram:

Sales
i general electric steam iron
1 hair, dryer ‘donated by...

‘Sh

oppers Drug Mart. -
1 interior door prefinished
walnut by Modern Wood &
Aluminum
1 electric skilsaw model -
574C by Albert & McCaffery
1 $25 gift certificate by
Queensway Trading (old
furniture stall location)
2, luncheons. at ‘Smiling

Jacks ee
1 picnic table : (bolted

construction with benches
attached urethane coated)

by Three Rivers Workshup

en Rule

omem

with more specifics on what
resources are available in
Terrace,” Langely said.
She added that whatever
does not get covered this
month will be covered in the
fall. . _
The course begins with an

introduction to homemakers
which includes their duties

' designed

and the type of clients they _
will be erkin

g for.

Accident prevention and
home safety is the subject of
the July 21 session with Fire
Chief Cliff Best informing
homemakers what they are
required to know about

another person’s home in

by Terrace Co-op

1 Black & Decker % inch
drill and caddy by Gordon &
Anderson - :

1 case of motor oil by Jim
McEwan Motors

1 gift certificate $30 by
-Overwaitea

1 gift certificate $10 by
Safeway . ,
1 Timex watch either man's
or.woman's by Lakelse

Pharmacy,
1: gift certificate $20 by
‘Woolworths’

1 handblown glass vase by
Winterland

1 panoramic picture at the
olympic stadium = 1! y
The Minister of Fitness Jona
Campagnolo.

1 Telstar T.V. game with
adaptor by Northern Drugs
Model John Deere toys by
Madigan Equipment

1 all wool camper coat by
Ev’s Men’s Wear

i case motor oil 10-20 by

‘Terrace Chrysler .

5 coupons for computer
checks of car or pickups by
‘Totem Ford

1 lead of gravel 10 yds.

delivered’ by Bill Kennedy

‘ jlness.

- 1 safet

4

prevention. :

Understanding the elderly
client is the subject of the
July 22 session which deals
with bed-ridden patients. .
Alcohol and drug related
problems is a. session
to be generally

akers *

terms of safety, fire and fire :*

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b
a :
ht
bes

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useful information of, a ce

homemaker to know. §,
Occasionally

homemaker will work in a

home where the mother is in

the hospital and a session -

will be given on this subject

Bas

ok

“F
ete

J uly 27. . 2
ere ig also a session on =~

understanding mental,

starts raffle

Terrace Motors

weap

4 flight bags by Quadra

Travel
1 gift certificate for $20 by
ebrity Jewelry
deposit hox
dial lock by
1 pair bowling shoes (white
pro-bo) man or woman by

with —
reat West Life _

and Marg - Terrace

Bow ing
1 metal sculpture by Lanny *
Nevison

1 flowering or green plant
$15 your choice by Central
Flowers & Gifts

1 gift certificate $10 by
Singer Sewing Center -

1 credit note for $25 on any
goods by Roseann Flooring
1. aluminum _ electric
barbecue $90 value from

can
1 credit note for service
value $20 by Skeena Auto

Metal
1 leather ladies hand bag or
equal value $30 by Bob's

oes i" f
I night's accommodation for
couple any time but holiday
week - Ends by K’Shain

Mo
1 model kit for logging truck

t ease of motor oil 10-30 by by Terrace International

1 food voucher $25 donated.

Terrace loses pioneer

William Brakenbury, born.

in Norfolk. County, nd
‘in 1895; diet: at : ie

Anglican: .

Kitwanga; internment

. followed at Kitwanga Valley

Cemetery. -

Pallbearers were Fred
Doli Sr.,° Fred Faulkner,
Eugene: Dutton, Leroy
Hobenshield, Aage Engholm

Ss
five grandchildren and nine
eatgrandchildren.
Out-of-town friends

relatives attending the

services were Babe and

and.

Brankenbury is survived.”
hy-his son, George, and his

undaughter, Violet Hlsworth,.| ry)”
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Dorothy Dutton of Prince...

Rupert; Earl Hobenshield of :

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Kispiox; Jank and Edna _

Mould of Smithers, and
Eileen Brakenbury of

apprehended a
someone who was reported...“

Tuesday shoplifting at,'the’’

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and George Daniels.

CREST MOTOR HOTEL
PRINCE RUPERT .

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“ hoards on consumers and producers.

SELECT STANDING COMMITTEE
ON AGRICULTURE

a ; 7 Notice is hereby given that a
-» Public Hearing will be held at

a PURPOSE: to hear presentations from individuals or organizations
onthe folowing matters:
— (1) Agricultural Land-present and tut
' (2) Gost of Agriculture Production and the impact of marketing

Smithers.

ure requirements, wen

43) Pricing practices and merchandising methods of all phases of

i!

 pracessingand handlingofB.C. produced and competitive foods.

Individuals or organizations wishing to appear before the Committee
are advised that typed briefs should be submitted to the Chairman
_at Sulte 230, 10451 Shelibridge Ave., Richmond, B.C. V6X 2W8, not —
less than 14 days prior to the hearing date. This will enable Com- .
mittee members and research staff to examine the content of the ©

briefs prior to the hearing.

SELECT STANDING COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE.

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Len Bawtrée, MLA, Chairman

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