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Conventioh ‘Starting Thursday.

- gonsidered,

to hear
‘Martin -

_ Look - ‘for 200 ‘delegates when ;
the Northwest Regional Chamber | '
“of Commerce convention . goes, ;

into action tomorrow.

‘Convention runs March 21, 2 :

ry ane of the: favored candi- "
dates to be Canada’s’ next Prime! -

Minister, Extérnal Affairs Mini.
ster. “Paul “Martin heads an ims
“pressive list‘of speakers,
ig scheduled to speak

at the Friday luncheon,
Other speakers include DA,
id. of . Westecast Trans.
mission and 5, G, Patterson of

B, €, Telephone, es

“The regional convention covers

northwést. British:Columbia and!”

Alaska “affiliates of the: Chamber
of Commerce; *

Seventeen Chambers are ei .

pected ‘to be 2 rebFesented ‘at the
meeting, {Overall © conyention
theme iB: “¥Crosatvads to the
future,”

Convention ‘Chairman Bob

" Christl-of. 7 face’ has appealed]
Trea ne fapenle Rene. Dahinden on the Sasquatch:

‘to local’ members. toregistar now
for tlie convention,’
He, sald ‘registration ' fee. is|-
#5 with a Teglstration, for. wives
t

“Tickets are also available
for ‘Individual events,’ he Bald,
Prices. are} ‘get-acquainted ¥
ception, 4; luncheons $4; and
Friday « ant. bariquet and dance
$6 per person. |*

Terrace’s :Lakelse Hotel will
be headquarters. ‘for the majority!
of sessions,

Copyenition.- resolutions s are Ox-
pected to -call for improvements
‘to-major’ highways in the’ area
and ari appeal to the Provincial |‘
Government to study the: ‘work
of the Alberta Northern Develop=

ment. Commission, and to estabs|‘shc

| ish a: ‘shmilar ay a Beltial
| Columbia...

licence ‘sales

up to. Terrace

Motor. vehicle. Heence plates
sales ware ‘up by‘ai, ‘estimated |
two :to, ‘three per, sent. over. last

‘ - vehicle: and. 1,218 commercial

j years
pe ny proximately ca. half “dozen

" motbroyele™ llcenses plates werd];
) also bold, : “Thhs figureis expected

“to.climb: rapldlyaa boon ae watt

Ir COULDN'T RAIN in Terrace
for the Chamber of Commerce

But for convention’ chairman. Bob
Christi‘ and wifa Margit who'll
be. welcoming delegaie's wives,
the: posslbiity is at least being

‘See: algo supple.

pam)
: te
local = press:
“pressive; ‘far ‘More impressive

{than ‘still reproductions shown in |:
‘Jthe Vancouver papers.

“The: short - -éolor film shows"
fone, sériking. Sequence of w tall
with: -black

year
According io the ‘Terrace, Gov. fi
+ erniient. agent, 2,595° passbngox' |'

vehicle: license plates were: sold |’
in Jehuary, and February of this. aT

Ovens

‘the man who searches for Sas- |
quatclies. is In town. «

-He.is: Rene Dahinden, a man
Who- ‘has, “ben looking for the.
fabled hairy men_since he came
to Canada 12 years ago, .. ~ -

- He’a in -Terrace:to show the.
film of the Bigfoot; taken in north’
ern Callfcryds Jast-year. He will
how. it -In-‘the. Oddfellow's: hall:
tonight (Wednesday, at:7 and: 9}:

Serecnéd i thé. film for’ the
- last: Week, It’s im-.

goetlinltke. ‘animal “
fur:-Dut: abu

“Bas te Py bateve in ‘tho|
Sanquatch? -. cally

cally, say: ‘yéa?.-to “the:
quatcl,'? tek tid the Herald, "But |
emotlonally,:1 can't ‘accept the |
idea of bighatry so-and- nd-egs wand.

' er, weattien arrive

‘ering avoid ty o bua
| /-Dahinden: at that ‘a:bri

{paesaannerah fg Suances 2
“Tin: eo: Pa ‘at |
Sage exhibition - fn’ 1959-60" and ‘more | fé

areag wherd a-be found |
Birto hice near

Emotionally, ‘1 don’t |
that big hairy so-and-so’

throigh. in the Sasquatch search
could come this summer, * «;
He estimates the creatures to
be | ‘from. 7:40 12 feet:: wall. with .
a: weight - range: of. ‘up, to B00
pounds. ©
pe rhey. eould be dangerous too.

the’ Pitt-“Lake area’ may ‘have

. ‘The “film tas: been viewed hy.
atithropologists and ‘museum au:
thorities with mixed reaction but.
‘some. crowing ageepianes of: the
-existente of the’ "Sasquatch. ! :

-Rene: Dahinden ‘says. he: has’ an
| open; ‘nid: othe subject: but
points. ‘strongly’ to. ‘the, exigtence:
of giant. footpririts ‘in. eight sap-
arate lovations:1n northern Cal-,

“Heats Deer: Shamber of: the

recent. ‘excursions to: ‘Calyornte.
He: feela; that. theyo- aro: three |

He feels: that disappearances in |
been: caused ‘by the hairy man, |.

Mareh 15, «

| fornia’neay Euipka_ag substant.| A.
the xdatence of the- ™

‘SasQuaton SEEKER: Rene Dahiden with may: be mythical hairyman taken’ int north-

Photograph of 15-inch footprint . of, _ what ™ atifornia, Sea story below.

, accept.

‘coast of northern ‘ailfornia and
dn the futeriok aswell.”
There could even be: ‘Saaquatch
‘in the Terrace Kittmaté area. He's
currently’: investigating 8 “report
of a. giant: foot : pelt Ambedied
Ana rook. bet

AnOUND:t ATH: own:

Mra, Pepa Dagar. ata her ‘fids-
ter Ann, left ;Tueaday for -Ed.

baby | gixt was: horn on. n Pidey,

. “e.
"Among: ‘the patients: in “Mills
Memorial Hospital this. week are

*-:

1: . Purschke and: Frank ‘More

Liper, who. has beei in’

happy. “week-end. An; Kitimat ag
guests ' of: the

i
shave: opie. ak ‘on :

.| on was also seriously wotinded

. ‘" stone apartment,
| have died almost instantly from

- ptold the: meeting, *

Anonton to, vist | swith. Mr, and]:
Mra, “Lee -van'Hora ‘to: whoin a

: consy

-pabable to: a” “500-ton mili,”
he ‘added... pup

Tertace'. ith aviettentaCar "

Air Cadets ‘spent a

A real ‘ik

ae

¢,

* TRIAL- SET 7
ON MURDER
CHARGE

* Roger Christopherson was ‘held
. ‘over for trial on a non-capltal
Yourder: charge in Terrace Mag.
Astrate’s Court, Monday,
He appeared: before. Magis-
trate C.J. Norrington,

. Christopherson. was charged
following the shooting deathofhis
mothermin-law, Mary Pearl Me-
| Coll, 50, February 7,
His wife, Joanne Christopher«

_, in the shooting affray.
Ineldent tock Place in the Key-

Mrs, MeColl ‘is. ‘beHeved to
-|® bullet: wound: in the heart.

Bowater —
looks at.
harbors

ley “-Valley*.’ Pulp and “Timber |:
Limited -Co.,. 2° ‘subsidiary. of
Bowater . Canadian Corporation
ted, Consolidated. Bathurst. Lim.

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- Bulkley. Valley interest in port
development: was revealed by-exe-
cutive vicetpresident. Derek -G.
Currie (fareh 11): when he
announced: plans to build a “pulp
mill, sawmill, ; and major Jogging
enterprises: =." .
Currie did‘ not specity- loca
tion of a port, But he referred
to “new -.bulk cargo: carriers
which are becoming increasingly
common-in the handling ‘of lum-
ber and other forest products.”
He continued: “Port facilities
must be available at both the
loading and discharge ends which
are capable, of handling these
large -vessels and turning them
round very rapidly.”
Currie told ‘community lead.
ers from, the Smithers-Houston.
Burns’ Lake area that the Com.
pany is now’ planning the initial
lumber: development stage, which
wild include:
- Construction of a sawmill
which will be one of the largest
in -the Province with an annual
capacity of 200 million board
feet; .
"Construction of approximataly
195 miles of major, all-weather
log trucking roads;
“Construction of a major
overpass just west of Houston,
crossing the Bulkley River, the
Canadian National tracks and the
werner ‘Trans+Provincial High.

ie. Currie. said the Company
will also. provide the related
Service facilities associated with
the major logging operations re~
quired: to support the sawmill,
"Jt is our. objective .to have
the’.sawmill In operation in the
spring of 1970 by which time the
site’ |will . have been developed

‘In a..manner ‘suitable’ for its |:
expansion - ‘to “house increased
Jumber= “production, : ‘the manu | .
fachire. of. plywood and the pro-
duction’ of* pulp: and paper,” " he

Mr, Currie said the ‘flrat stage
development alone represented: |.
capital‘ invastment': of approxi.
mately $22. milion: ;
“Tt 48; in itsalt, a major under.
and of the greatest signi.
ficance. iin ‘the devel ment of
"| the: ‘Bulkley’ ‘Valley. terms
of! employment of labor and in |.
of of wood, itis coms |

en -coripleted,. ‘the: ‘sawmill |

| will provide employniont for. ap- |B
préxima

Holy. 570 le,:of whom | -
"S20: will be. Braagod In

wh is a " place :
"where | everyone: knows whoge.
~eheck:

‘recreation. Spokesman says.

. A Sebo! District: 88 trubtocs® a
" per month- rental. for. evening use
drawn strong. protest from the

‘)in‘seven days.

{8roup, gymnastics, - badminton,.

tered
in Houston-and built by. ine Balke ;

in ‘the tnt

‘deciston- to charge $250
‘of Thornhill Schoo! has ~
Thornhill Recreation Com.

‘We. personally feel that the
school board, or at. least some
members ‘of ‘the board, ‘do not
want the schools usedafter hour's,
This -is probably ‘their. way. of

ish told the Herald.

sonetly, 3* she sald, -
hool board ‘member Jack

annum at a recreation commis~
sion meeting, March 12. The
commission previously used the
school premises without any rene
tal charged, -

‘The new agreement would also
require- the Thornhill Recrea.
tion Commission to pay janitors”
ees, -
“Cook told the commission that
rental costs should be passed on
to the groups ‘using. the school
premises at night,

sion called an emergency meet-
ing Tuesday night to discuss the
situation. ‘They have algo sent a
registered. letter to. the school.
hoard valling for-a meeting with-

. The. meeting passed a resole |
ution. offering the school board |.
$50 per month to cover the cost
of -light and extra maintenance,
: The Thornhill school property
is presently used at. night by
the Rod. and Gun Club, ‘karate

square dance club, boys’ orches-

tra. and as a. meeting place for

the Thornhill Réereation. Cori. |:

mission and ‘Thornhill. ‘Ratepay=
* Associatio

“We all feel this isa. real. —
kick in. the teeth to us per-) -§

- Thornhill Recreation Commia-|-

ees
ree

getting us out,’’ Recreation Com- | ‘
mission member Mrs. Ken Eng-|

Cook announced the decision of |
the board to charge $3,000 per | |

NEW *TWINRIVER TIMHER WOODS MANAGER, Hon Jordan
who arrives. in Terrace. this week to take. over ‘from J.H,:
: Jamieson: who has left the Columbla Cellulose company, -

Col. Cel appointments

Nakusp | man- named

=

to_head T winriver

Twintiver Timber in- Terrace has: a. new man ‘at the top, .

He: ‘is. Ron R, Jordan’ who .
arrives here this week to take pay sald. control,” the com.

‘over. the job.of woods ‘manager.  Twinriver’s new: woods. mi:
ana
for, the Columbia Cellulose come. ger, Ron Jordan comtes. to. Ter.

pany,
; race. after 14 years as- Mahager
He ‘succeeds ‘James Hi.
Jamieson who has left the ‘com- ‘of | Celgar Woods | Division at
“pany.: D. '

- Jordah was a _Brincipal “itithe
Jordan Bros, Logging and Pole
‘Company and later the Big. Bend

Wel Conuinbin Cetlulese
became Woods Superin

‘The Twinriver appointment is
ja continuing: series of|:

Conanidaten has : ‘Talsed™ ‘tome |
$7,000 in the past ‘15. ‘months,
However’: ‘majority. ‘of- this: sum
was. used to cover: costs’. and |
some $2,000 cleared was invested
in reoreation equipment. -. :
A commission Spokesman. said
that ‘the commission: has always
done its. best-to. co-operate with.
teachers iy ae avoid
any’, ‘upset to 3 currisulum,
or to causé:any “extra: Rianne :

ance costs. °. |’.

OPENED PROJECT
Smith: Township, near Peter.
borough, ‘Ont., officially opened
its centennial project recently
~ a $46,000 five bay garage for
parking ‘road equipment, —

‘chases, ‘lumber manufacturing
and gales,

product; areas which the company - His: “appointment |. ‘aS - “Maraper
may. Otter” according toa Colum- at Terrace ‘is’ effective: imtme-.
bia Cellulose spokesman...

| as vice -president:in. charge of| rive -in Terrace.
_pulp manufactu
leased. this week, :
. "This realignment: of respons
sibilities results from a -reore
ganization along..: product lines
Tather than geographical Hnes

“Phe Celgar Woods Diviition is
a comptex. ‘operation. -inv
more. than 200. mile

sion, Celgar Lumber tvislona a ‘Big.
_Twinciver Timber,. *. . to: the, pulp.

Garside is responsible ior the ate ‘and -sawmill -at Cat
‘administration © .Of'- the ~ woods! Jordan has be
operation -ineluding logging,- ‘log munity’ affairs .
:sales. and purchases, chip pur ing .-;chairmanships

Chamber of: Commerce
and “any. other wood] Parks Board, :

aot

diately, Mra, ‘Alma - -Jordan and’:
of. Hans A, Bruhe their daughter, :

~- Appointment

ring. was also re-| of: April; ’ Mr.’ and’ Mrs; Jordan .
have three daughters: :
A Twintiver man will replace,
Jordan- at the Nakusp operati ;
He is J._D,- Sigalet, at present ..
logging ‘contract supervisor for

rag
\

Ig good and vitose hus Pa Poa
and

to . establish more effective

the local company