” Jast year yg made a lifetime

=a

; selberg of Terrace,

. 1st MERCURY — 4 ‘door

"bob Parker

‘60th ne 16

paint. This Week. F Ooty. “ ea

oviian, pew

Lid.’

a ee,

Prove Liorary to .
Pertedioale Dev sartndaty, ee,
Victoria, Be C,. ne OS

‘ina Ga Handi-v
New tires, 4-1' condi

ESS $500 Dov

‘Rolae_white —

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Bob Pa rer Lid

".- Terrace BO.

: ALL DRESSED UP FOR SAFETY Is this group of youngsters from Veritas
school wearing special easily visible clothing and-signs for directing traffic

at school zones. The new equipment was donated by Térrace. Rotary represented

, .

| Don Deane’

| makes bid

rena ty THERE

for Council

a

RA men, active for many years
‘dn the Kinsmen Club, has enter.
ipa the Munteipal Flection picture,

Don Deane will make a bid
‘for a seat on Municipal Couns
cll in December,

* He announced his intention to
file nomination papers in apresg
release this week,

Deane is qponetruction super.
visor for Twin River Timber
Company Lid,

Ho served as president of the
Terrace Kinsmen in 1962 and
was -Deputy Governor of the
North Coast Zone in 1964, Ha
is presently posted as a direce
tor of the Board ‘of the Rehab.
flitation Founddtion of B.C. AND
litation Foundation of B,C, and

Age

Pet

aE

ra

member -of the Kinsmen Club
of B,C, for outstanding work
in the organization,

on a platform cal
ling for an. orderly plan of con.
Struction’ and paving. of Munici.
‘pal streets and a more equit.
able.use of the tax dollar, Deane
commented: ‘T’ve always had
a very keen intorast in Terrace
and ‘in-helping people, and would

now. like to broaden that inter le

‘est to Terrace as a whole, I
feel that with my organizational
experience and twenty years in

“the construction feld from plan-| ae

ning, estimating, and butlding of
camps etcetera, I can
make a very real contribution
to the District of eee

for school
construction:

: Response of contractors to” a
bid Invitation for Terrace’s new
Caledonfa Junior school tas been
. brisk, according to a school dig-

” frit Se pan Wells toldthe Herald
Friday that at east nine coritrace
tors had taken outplans and spece
ifications and that he anticipated
a ‘substantial number of tender
submissions,

1, Deadline for tenders was Nove
ember . ‘9 and they are acheduled
for: opening on: November ‘10,

Architect for the Gatedonla
junior secondary {is . Alox |

r

School Board officlals: feared
a hold: up when Terrace: Mun.
—defpal Counell decided not to exs
" pend:monies for an access road |;
_ tothe school alte.

: Hasty consultation with tha De.
partm of Education brought
Coat te sharing agreement: fn
he ‘amount of $6,000) to:g0 bo|:

je instalation of Water and

TERRACE MAGISTRATE,
CENTENNIAL MEDAL.

Centennial: medal -

C.J, Norrington has been pre.
sented with acentennial medal
“it recognitlon of services ren-
dered to the nation,” ;
The allver ‘iedal was sent to

eral. Roland Michener, *

the Terrace-Prince Rupert area
for 47 years;

1 and has been active ‘in Cham
ber. of Commerce, Rotary, and
the. Legion . as well’ as being a
former government representat-
ive on the first ‘Terrace: hos-
pits) board” and a. director: of
i | Tonace's first civie centre,

“He began’his court career in
‘of the Peace,

In’ 1958 ‘he became ° ‘a

lary Magistrate and‘in 1960 was.

até,’ a' post he
in| Terrace, Do

«He ‘was: also: ve
earlier years Hin. |

“still holds: dati,
“active. ‘in|

Serer services at tha alte... 6 a

fen adrainton and

Mx, Norrington b y Governor Gen-
 Mx,-.Norrlgton has reaided in|’

He isa veteran of World War]:

1947-whan he was. ‘famed J Justice a at
apbolited | Folie. ‘Court Magtetr: || ities

‘NORRINGTON

Cale” Warn

|Magistrate honored

‘Veteran Terrace Magistrate,

BMG group”

” Committee alls |

’

Tha Coriindttee. for. Botiar -

announced its, platform: and ‘is ready to meet. the people, -

The announcément of the plat |:
form appears in a full-page
advertisenient “in ‘the Terrace
Herald this . week. «Gee 1.5)

Tt lists seven major. points in
the statement.of policy, . ;

The Commiites is the ‘group
of Terrace. citizens. wha last

week nominated--broadcast. @x | mj

ecutive J, Fred ‘ ‘Weber to run
for Reeve, “>,

The commitide also supports
four candidates for Council: Allan
McAlpine, Lloyd Johnston, Ev
Clift; and current Councillor W.
H, McRae, Ae

1

Municipal Governnient has...

Committee © Chairman RE]
(ick ) Mason said that the next
meeting of the Brow wil, invite

J the public, ©

‘Tt is scheduled for this ‘Thurs
day. November’ 9)-at.8 pam. in
the Community Centre,”

Mason said that when the coms
tee - was-in the formative
stages. mectings were-held pri-
vately while members, drew up
a Platform.

He: said’ that ihe: Committee
for Better, Municipal | Government
wes ‘now ‘ready to: present | tts
program to the Pom.

Curb si seen

on.

schools, hospitals

VANCOUVER cP) — _ Premier |:
W.A,C; Bennett says British Col-
umbia government’ agencies will
set the pace in his battle: against
inflation,»

Speaking vat ‘the: ‘B. c Soeial
Credit -Leagueconyention, the
Premier said he had asked.agen-
eles to: go. easy on alt but es-

_| sential spending.” _ >

~At.a news conference following
his: speech he warned that indas.
try and labor: must. support the
fight. against inflation “or. ‘face
possible wage and price controls,
Mr, . Bennett - Msted-the, Col.

“wmbia- and Peace Power projects

as Among ‘necesdary, things . thal
will be done, But he. asked thal
hospital ‘and-school constructior
be trimmed because of a Short
age of capital. - ;

- sThore is a shortage of cp
ital ‘available -to private enter.
prise, Governments: should stay|

ever possible.’*

The. Premier declined to deny
the-possibility that his govern-
“ment* might be forced to‘legis-
late compulsory wage and price
_leveis,. He said it haa not yet
filly explored that aliernative, |.

“Mr: ‘Bennett ‘placed the blame
‘for spiralling interest rates anc
. inflation on the federal govern. |
Ment’s: ‘deficit spending, whick |
‘he- termed “stupld",

“also forecast continued
growth it the province's popitat-
-lon * and another record prov-
inofal budget at the next sitting
‘ofthe B,C, legislature, which

week regariless,
above by Jack Radelet and Dick Mason (at right) while RCMP ‘Constable Av,
MeCTare and Father 0.P, Mohan: view the proceedings, -

"| firm set of closure rules, Farke| .
¥vam replied: ‘Quite frankly, Tdi i

-Out Of the money markets whens

Wednesdays,
Mondays or.
not at all?

Stores close Moniay,. stores
close Wednesday and stores don’t
close atall, = -.

That’s the current situation in
Torrace, potential shopping hub

Northwest, .

, Customer's are confused, visite
ors irate, and, in fairness, the
stores themselves . are unhappy
at the situation. -

- Main problem seems to be
that the stores can’t get together | |
over closing, Some want a new
municipal bylaw to set a closing

Starting Monday, November
6th, Overwaitea, Super=Valu and
the Terrace Co-op went to Mon«

Sandy Farkvam, assistant man-
ager of the Co-op toldthe Herald:
“We'll be closing Mondays. i
just didn’t pay us to stay open
six days a week, We're poli
to be having a little more com=
petition coming in, and they are
likely. to siny open six days a
We found it
simply isn’t economical,’’: -
‘Asked why the Terrace Retafl

reorganize and come up with a

like to sea the Municipal ‘shop

more teeth put inte it, We are

woe, ee on

Aasistent manager’ of: ‘EVs

| Men?s Wear, John Clift come|

mented: “This is a hig problem,
T hope you kuow that,” ..

‘weeks ago between himgelf and

mens wear stores, -°
“We decided on’: Wednesday

structed to remain open six days ||
a week, Now the main grocery
stores are closing on Mondays
and whether we'll side with them
or not I dowt Imow. They've
certainly never sided with us
inthe. past’? .-
- Asked if he felt the closure
bylaw. should be more stipula.
ive he. said: -“I think that’s
the greatest thing that couldever
happen,’ an

a
Omoranenager of Bob's Shoes
Limited, Bob Brawerton, told tha
Herald: . “Fl remain open aix
days a week until there’s a by.
law stating Ihave to do other.
Wise, eol,
Terrace - shop closing bylaw
(417) ‘leaves merchants free ‘to
remain open six days a week if
desired,
It-only stipulates sixp,m, close
ure every day except Friday when.
nine p.m. closure is the law,
Statutory holidays are also de

days: declared through Order.
Tn-Councfl or Municipal holidays,
@ bylaw was completed in
1966 “after weeks of deliboration
on-the part of special munfeipal |
committees and merchants’ del.
egations, :

It followed on the heels, at |
general inconsistency. by Tere’
race merchants in observing the
terms of a previous bylaw, 312) | 8

S

wil open on Jan, 25, _

which was repealed,

day. closing until June next Yeu". | te elected on December 9,
Of the seyen man Board of
2. 8 Trustees, - three members will

"| names .to. stand for. election are

Merchants Association doesn't R:

‘elosing bylaw revamped with] ¢
not a chain store and cannot|:

‘wh
ites eld have’ ‘a coubly &
iF an /o-baie Ytould be hurt,” -- :

He told of a. meeting: several | © :
operators of two other. Terrace i

closing and then one of us, with |
out-of-town management, was {ie |

fined'in the bylaw, as are holis |:

_IS HIGH ON.

' have been met here,

covered,

ss CHILDREN’S 7000 | |

"Accommodation fox a retarded children’s classroom will ;
; take first priority after present school building committments f

E, “Ted” Wells, secretary-treasprer of School District -
58: told the Herald that ‘during a recent visit to Victoria.
he was assured by Department of Education officiala that-a-
: plan to provide facilities for retarded childrer: here would |
to serve the expan ding Pacific be looked upon varably once ‘current committmenta “are

- The Peter Pan Sehool for’ retarded children is currently
‘held in-a spare classroom at Cassie Hall elementary. ,

PRIORITY LIST.

rcome from the Municipality of
Terrace, one from the area im-
mediately surrounding Terrace,
two from Hazelton and ane from
Sewart,

Those of the present | Board |a
of School. Trustees for School
District 53 (Terrace) who have
indicated they will’ allow. their

Jack

Cook,. chairman of the pro-
bent Board

Keith Tuckerand iDy,
. Lae. ; .

RY MOORE

seeks seat -
on Council.

Mary. ‘Moore will make_a sey.
cond bid fora seat on Terrace
Municipal Council.
Mrs, Moore whooperates Mare
guerite’s Flowers with her hus.
band made her initial atternpt
to get elected last year, '
Sie has, a keen interest in
animal welfare and runs Kalum
Kennels,"
She would like to see more
efficient. animal control in Tere
race, ;
She would also: like to use
8 woman's judgment in making
Terrace more attractive,
“T feel -that-a woman can do
possibly more than ‘a man in
be Terrace in the true
Bense .of the word, to make it
. more: Pleasant Place to live
“she'said, =
Se would like to see more

benches,
. Mys,. Moore piso feels that

CONTEST FoR REEVE © . |

> Batustagm was’ restrained but

polftefiass wasevident,. :
That's the way the Herald sims.
candidates '

up reacilonfrom
for redve- ne teat
arnouncemi

for Batter Muni

lant week’s
ta Committes
Government

has been formed. and ‘would ena.

dorse J; Fred Weber, broadcadt.

| ing erecutive, for ‘fhe. ‘reeve’s

er
fleld” of} tort ‘to eeuetiate loans tor blag
4 ecaereet

Candidate

“REEVE: ALB. GOULET.

ae

are Itd rather yet...

es cool to

_ padsing .comnient onthe recent

‘reaveta” chair, Councillor Vie °

-thepe Bro’: gbvious, dangors of

re "ang.

1968, we
“Ho was hesitant, to comment,

“Because Fhavé: only just re

turned: from : Victoria’ and Van--
cover; ‘Pd:‘rather wait’ before

developments in ‘the: election, "
Goulet sald..."
his* ‘eetond bid “tor the

Jolliffe ‘wartiéd that-ihe- commit. -
tee. could. posaibly, bun’ into a

has: put ‘their ‘name
pubic. ‘office, " mamas ‘pald.
th “Fegaid to the rou,

thém bacoming a pressure group
if their: Sy ho olected ‘.
I - hope: ‘that, “there wil be

O° Committee bid _

Seven trustees needed |
in school board vote

' Establishment: of the new Skeens-Casstar School District
88 will require a complete new slate of achool trustees, to ”

“My decision not to stand for

jspare time,

yjhas a vory dull agenda for. the :
A jnext few months and-I feel. that ‘ .
a |much of-my time will be re

Mary Moore |

‘bring the total: Therease.¢

cent Increase last year,
buble” parka and more. Park) :

The only board member who *
will not stand ‘for re-election is
Pem Van Heek, who retiresfrom
the Board with a ‘full ‘six years .
of service to his credit.

Mr. . Van Heek told the Herald:

a further térm with the ne
Board is purely. die to the fact

that I-am now fully engaged in |
‘other community work, Iam on
the. Terrace Recreation Commis.
sion and this job aloné is one
that demands a great deal of my

“The Recreation. Commission

quired in this work,’
“Nominations for

- achool

i {trustees may be filed with the
{Terrace

Teachers, 7
board split

lon salaries -

‘Yerrace achoolteachers ‘are E
-asking for a 154. per cont i. _
crease in and fringe beer '
efits in their negotiations this

| term with the Board of School
‘Trustees, -

The Board has aftered them
a total per - cont. increase,

“Members of the Agreements:
Commlttes : of the Terrace Dis...
trict Teachers’ Association were
present at the last regular moet...
ing of the Board of Trustees, ~
seeking a meeting without the 4
negotlatar, ;

The Board décHiied. to sot up ,
an early meeting date and. Chaise a
man Jack Cook advisedthethree.
man’ delegation that Octohor 23 -
was the only possible date for
a meeting, . He also expressed «i
his Tonfitienca” there would be
ample time for _Broper discus ;
Sons, = * i
Salaried teachers “are.seoking |
a 12,7 per.‘ cant increase, and. - wd
‘fringe benefite: roase demand i

to 15.9 percent. OP
- Teachers ‘received an & Byer “

it

- Negotiations - were - ‘soheduled:

there fs a place for a woman on ‘Bas
a’ Council, °“I. hope other wo.|:*>™
man: wil ‘stand, t00,” she. told 1

_ the Herald, ; :

dine for .

fea B A preHe ue group?

“lt faith: “ the general: ‘pubs

‘to: Boe: the Interest evinted by
‘the candidates who have, anhouns|
cod themeelves: to: date, but |,
‘feel it’s. too. early, fit tho’ tleos
Hon . 200

“COUNCILLOR vic JOLUPFE .

lic to. look: tha : list ‘aver care.

fully. before. . ‘voting and ramems |":

ber, we still have | the ballot box, |;

which. is. secrets
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