dnesday, January 26, 1966

Page Five

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irl Guide Troop

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njoys Outing
The Secend Kitsumkalum Guide
sop met Saturday afternoon for
- B toboggan party on the hill be-
Meid Olsons Trailer Park on
Zetum Street,
Serourteen Girl Guides and two
miders, Mrs. Jean Hamer and Mrs.
Relyn Francis, enjoyed the
ter outing during which many
ps and spills occurred.
‘ollowing the afternoon of to-
ganning the group retired to
home of Mrs, Francis where

i agreed the event had been
st successful and that another
h outing should be planned
mediately.

omen of Presbytery
ttend Meeting Here

pproximately 25 women at-
ded the annval meeting of the
ince Rupert Presbytery held in
ox United Church last Friday
mid Saturday. Representatives
Meere present from Port Simpson,
Mince Rupert, Kitimat,
malls, Bella Coola, Hazelton and
merrace, Terrace Knox United We-
n’s group members were hostes-
#3 for billets, meals and coffee
meaks,
fe Annual reports indicated a suc-
Merssful year for the organization.
meorship gervice was held during
Mae two-day gathering and a com-
MBunion service was conducted by
mcv. G. W. Keenleyside.
a An interesting Bible study was
Meonducted by Mrs. Geoff Daykin
Bef Terrace and Mrs. R. W. K. El-
Hiott of Prince Rupert.

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THE TIME
TO BUY!

You gat the used machine
you want, af the price you
want, and the satisfaction you
‘want when you deal with FIN-
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a real good machine for the
busy year ahead. So come on
In — bargains were never
better!

1962 AG HD6B tractor w/hyd.
angledozer, winch, full-length
reck guards. Sprockets & lower
rollera 80% plus; engine runs
smoothly; finals just overhauled.
Fair Buy, Terrace.

FT-S167 1... ..-2 0000.
1961. Int. TO15 w/hyd. angledozer,
winch, operator & roller guards.
new undercarriage. Good

‘clean machine. CERTIFIED

BUY, 60-day warranty, Terrace.

FT-8006 beeen een enes $23,500

§ Fordson Power Major w/backhoe
and %-yd. loader, angle snow
plow. Engina very good condi-
tion. Machine operates okay.

8 Fair Buy, Terrace.
. PTB414- 0 ee
ayChamplon moter grader w/UD14
diesel. Tires average 67%. Starts
well; machine in goed operating
condition. Fair Buy, Terrace.
FT-7804 $ 4,950

2200 HP Buda engine, 2,000 rpm.
Complete from fan to flywheel.
Engine has only 2,000 hrs. since
new. Fair Buy, Terrace.

§ 1,200

Pe eae twee wens

F.-T720

Bio KW Armstrong-Sidley. electric | j q
set, In good condition. Fair Buy, |i

$ 1,950 ||

Terrace.
FT8023

FINNING
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FOUR CATERPILLAR DEALER
Vit Terrace

sCaterpiilar and Cet ara Registered
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ee

y enjoyed hot chocolate and

Ocean.

“There are I fear but two
classes here ~~ those who are
conyiets and those who ought
to be convicts.’

So said Arthur E, Kennedy
who succeeded Sir James Doug-
las as third governor of Vancou-
ver Island. He made this remark
when the assembly of the strug
sling colony cut his salary. The
. handsome, courtly Irishman
with a 20-year army background,
former governor of ‘Gambia,
Sierra Leone anfl West Austra-

' Ha, found the colony experienc-

ing a depression. Victoria
merchants and tradesmen had
- extended too much credit to out-
fitting miners. Despair and un-
employment were rife.

But despite his reluctance, he

SIR ARTHUR E. KENNEDY

ordered retrenchment, cut gov-
ernment spending. ordered men
to work for dole, taxed imports,
established farmers. and organ-
ized a search for minerals.

When he found there was no
Government House for his resi-
dence, he rented a house and
refused to hold receptions, Later
he bought Cary Castle and _ul-
timately the colony bought it
from him as a vice-regal resi-
dence.

He left here in 1866 to be gov-
ernor of Hong Kong, then
Queensland. He died aboard
ship on the Red Sea in 1883,
leaving a son and two daughters.
A monument was erected in his
honor, not in B.C. but in Hong
Kong.

A meeting of the Northwest B.C.
Chambers of Commerce and Alas-
kan Affiliates was held January
22 in the Kitimat Gordon Hotel.
Plans were made for the forthcom-
ing 35th Annual Convention to

be held March 3 to 5, at Smithers.
Delegates were urged to file re-
gistration.as soon as possible.

Local Elks To Host

Curling Play-offs

Terrace Elks Lodge will host
the annual Corby Cup Curling
play-offs for District No. 8 on the
weekend of February 5 and 6,
Rinks will be entered from Prince
Rupert, Smithers, Kitimat and Ter:
race,

The winning rink at Terrace will
represent the district in the Pro-
vincial play-offs at Princeton, Feb-
ruary 18, 19, and 20.

Neil MecKerracher is chairman
of the curling event and L. Baker
heads the entertainment commit-
tee for a social evening in the
Elks Hall on February 5 in honor
of the visiting Elks.

C. of C. Makes Plans For Convention.

Mr, J. MacKay and F. Weber
represented Terrace.

The Kitimat Chamber of Com-
merce held its annual installation
of officers with a banquet and
dance following the business ses-
sion, Terrace members in attend-
ance were R. Christ], C. Bennie, D.
Johnston, and J. Gural.

Terrace and District Ohamber
of Commerce will hold its instal-
lation banquet Friday, February
18. The time and place will be
announced at a later date. Mr.
Willard Ireland, provincial archi-
vist will be the guest speaker.

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The following convictions were
made in Terrace Magistrate’s|
Court last week before Magistrate
Cc. J. Norrington:

Martin Laan, speeding fined $30;
Morton Stewart, in care and con-
trol of motor vehicle while im-
paired, sentenced to 14 days on
second offence and prohibited
from driving for three months,

Charles : Richmond, failing to
remain at the scene of an accident
fined $150; Ralph Haines, impair-
ed driving fined $275; Peter Bale-
novice, occupation of building. with-
out a permit fined $25: James T.
MacKay, failing to yield right of
way fined $15; David Kurik, intoxi-
cation fined $15.

Magisirate F. H. Adames presid-
ed for the following: James A.
MacLean, intoxication fined $15;
Elmer L. Wright, intoxication fin-

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ed $75; Donald W. Riley, intoxl-
catlon fined $15.

Dale P. Kushner, failing to yleld
right of way fined $15; Harold
Lindsay, speeding fined $35.

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