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JAN UARY 15, 1980

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Fast Service’
Benson Bros.

Good Drivers og
“” "Comfortable Cars
Always on the Job

‘ Phone -Hazelton.
- Omineeca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

““Bujld B. ¢.”

The Future
Looks
Bright

The future’ glows,

Birds
promise sit. thick. upon the hour
Pacific Milk is’ grateful for Brit-
ish” Columbta’s’ ‘bright: _Drospects.
1980. is: a welcome year.

of .

Pacific Milk
. 328 Drake St, Vancouver
Facteries at Abbotsford and Ladner

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Surveys promptly . executed. | ;
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- Henry Motors
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Ford Cars

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x f Pride in Your. Calling

rand can ‘be prevented from, suffering |’

nen: of many callings.

Curl Doney, the college president, can
staud.up and say in the words of the
elnh's ethiies “It. ix my _ duty to con-+ Tf should be ‘lone ‘at all times as well

EW. RAZELTON, B.C. .

‘Published Eyery Wednesday
Cc. H, SAWLE

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- Advertising ratées—$1.60
ing notices lhe per line pe.
jline each snberquent insertion, :

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There is mail Yor tigen’ for ‘argument
in the assertion - that pride in one’s
calling—no .matter what it-be so ‘long
is it-is -honest and honorable—has
direct: bearing upon the formation of
cheracter. This’ was aptly and prac-
tically brought ovtuin® an address nidde
recently by a Western State: super,
tntendent: uf ‘schools before ‘a gather-
‘ing of publie school teachers: °°
“Ht is through a recognition of the
social importance of his vocation that
the man who follows ‘the humblest
calling can - maintain . his self-respect

from that wotind té the personality
Which we call: ‘inferiority complex, I

belong to a service club: made ip of
In that. club

The Omineca Herald

-|sérve soélety’ “Theodore:

PUBLISHER

insertion, 1c per

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sider mp vocation "worthy and a

Marr, “our
{plumber * ‘jnember, can stand’ up and
say: ‘I consider my vocation | ‘worthy’
Tsaae Patterson, our ‘farmer member
who js also’ the excellent governor of
our great, atate, con stand up and say:
a § consider my vocation worthy.’ Wal-
ter Moily, our baker “member, can
stand up and say: ‘I. consider my
vocation’ Worthy.” And no member of
that club | ant stand Up and say: ‘My
vocation is’ ‘more worthy than yours,’
for there are no grades of worthiness
aniéng “yocationg - through Which - men
find: their opportunities to. serve so
tiety.”. oo. leet pos
- Two points in” - the’ ¥ foregoing exceit |
are worthy of particular considera- }
tion, Pirst. Recognition of the s0-
cial » importance—servica ” ‘opportunt-
ties—of one eraft or ‘vocation. Se-
cond. There are no grades of dis-
tiuctions of worthiness among . voca-
tions ‘through Which we find our op-
portunities to serre Society.

" Satisfaction in” one’s . chosen work
follows ‘4a very. simple formula. It,
should be’ work which one ean do best
and get the must, pleasure out of do:
ing it. It should’ be done with the
consciousness of service rather with

with a desire for self-gradification.

Gail
fording' me. distinct opportunity: tolin

.{Vinees of Canada.

dress. ;
extended to Mr. Allen for his interest-
ing talk.

to, do it. And
"Fe e in full realization thie
ite thorough performance, is a neces ®
sary part of the whole plan of indivi4
dual and social effort.

thing. but: pleasant -and.inapirfug, and
life can never be anything..but glor-
fously. werth while.’

kee ———

“The - first Pareut-eacters

Thursday, January, 9. A letter was
read ‘from-the provincial ‘association
eongradulating ‘the Terrace organizn-

{Hion, on, its, splendid jmembership of 54. &
It was decided to send 2 vote of thank» —

to “Mias" Pillsbury for her work while
vice- -presidet here. The Indy teachers
aud Mrs. Holmiveod were. thanked for
their work ‘in connection with the big
Christmas concert. ; The Rey. Mr. H.

Higous Education ‘throughout the pro-
; He stressed the
point that British Columbia. was the
most ‘backward province in the Do-
minion in this. mattor. In eastern pro-
vinces much more time is given to the
subject and each week a minister of
one of the denominations gives an ad-
_A hearty vote of thanks was

and Parts »

tie

‘by experienced men

Acetelyne
Welding

Garage and Showrooms |

| Smithers, B.C.

H. B. RocHESTER, Manager

Ratee $1.50 per day up.
whee pit

_ Omineca
‘Hotel

C, .W. Dawson,. Prep.

"” HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
#AND COMMERCIAL
«MEN

Hazelton - B.C.

Win, Grant’s ‘Agency

HAZELTON, B. C.

_ Representing

Conipanies we
GREAT WEST LIFE .
+ Notary Public

Confidential Matters attended to..-

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The Hazelton. “Hospital

‘Mae Hazelton Hospital issues tic-’
kets for any perlodat $1.50: per‘: ‘|
‘month in ‘advanee, - This’ rate in-) |:
cludes, office consultations, ’ medi:"
cines, ag well as all costs while. 7
in the hospital. ‘tckets » are ob-.|'|:
tainable tn Haziton at tte. drug
store ot by mail from the “medi- «
eat superintendent at the Hospital

B.C. UN DERTAKERS |

Canadian Pacific Railway -

From Bitae Rinbert to “tenes 2
| ver and Victoria. and Return —

B. Cc. Coast Steamships -

‘Winter Excorsion
Fares:

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ta LE. BUILDING

Allen addressed the miceting on . Re-

rp Vancoaver Stock Exchange is
he machinery which converts
. capital into mining, oil and industrial
enterprises employing Western Canada
' Yabor. When investors buy listed stocks,
‘their purchases represent machinery,.
_ + Ghafts;. roads: and camps, smelters,
j...: factories, payrolls. The result of such
- activity is the development of natural
ot teas Sunesourcea,.thecreation of new wealth,
‘ _. thriving wholesale houses, retail stores,
_ farms, prosperous workmen. an

The mining ‘industry in this province
~,¢. salone pays atinually'in wages .30 000,000
|; and employs 18, 900 ,workmen.

ae What part. dogs. the Vancouver Stock
“ay os .. Exchange’ play in this activity, this
os enlarging of our payrolls? ...

test thy :

; “The Exchange P
“for securities o

the investor: to ‘participate ‘in. those

_. telbuted,. to the development.of British
Gola, her, Andale and P payrolls.

sae petens

et ae “a

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provides a ready market. |
valpe. ‘This encourages

* a ‘ ~~ meritorious enterprises. that have con: *

This -advariiecnient is published’: by, Mombak of ‘the "Yduloiver Stock Bich
te disteminats: information concerning the junctions of a Stock Exchange: and i!
ww fat tay yo. Buying and Selling Securities.’ i a

force in increasing your prosperity, ne

li no such market | were: available,

-investers would be reluctant -to place:

funds in securities which would remain
“frozen,” The activity of this market
represents’ the. public’s, desire to buy. -
and sell securities and keeps every
‘investor posted as to the cash yalue of

his holdings and the success of the.

industries those holdings represent.

The Stock E Exchange requires that every
stock listed on the Exchange be scruti-

nized as to capitalization,. directors,

soundness of‘the enterprise.

Through members of: the Exchange;

British Columbig’a investment oppor- = |

tunities are advertised, -worklwide
interest of capital aroused: a
“The Vancouver ‘Stock Exchange thus"
plays. ite part in creating confidence and

ivectirig capital to British Columbia.
enterprises. The Exchange is a powerful

‘building payroll i

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‘Businerssiof = -

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220 feet

Be gue Pee ange eat +

To the man or woman who follows 7
this formula, work never can be any-§

meeting ge
for 1030 was held in the school -on-

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