LITTLE OR NO DOWN PAYMENT.
_ ON SOME USED UNITS -

‘ACT Now AND SAVE $ $. $.
‘Western Trailer Sales’

‘West of Skeana Forest Products, Hwy 3% oF
Phone VI. 26564 -- Terrace, BC:

—~ _Press Run—4,000

CULVERT PIPE—stock piled.

ROLL-FORMER ro.

PUNCH-RIVETER

“Danny, Sailor, World Champion
Tree Climber, states «ategoriclly

"DAYTON’s s No: 6401
LIGHT CRUISER |

aaa LAKELSE AVES as

from” their local Festivals. - tq
|.:Regional semifinals will be Mike Stewart;. 6th preceptor,

.; \S.THE FINEST LOsGING.
BOOT. IN THE WORLD.

is a welcome sound in our co
and Metal Products. Ltd,

to serve this area,

Already $200,000 worth * of
Pipe is booked, and’ machinery
is rolling around: the-clock -
fill the orders, . ;

: The parent company of Nor
thern Culvert & Metal Products
Lid., owned and operated: by
John: Perdue and his son Mich-
acl, is in Prince George. The
loca? plant is situated south. of
the trucks on the enst slde of
Kalum Street on a half acre ot
land.

Mr, Perdue informed us hel
requires five acres in order to
develop to the full extent, a
25-ton-a-day plant: that would.
employ 25 to 30 men,

He has been trying for a ‘year
to acquire trackage property
from the Canadian National
Railways, but wifhout success.
| He intends to keep trying. In
‘the meantime he has cleared
and gravelfilled the half acre
he was able to lease and ols
Plant is running.in  e¢hifts in
order to fill orders.

The Perdues handle their
own financing, and only ask to
purchase auitable property on
which to operate their factory.

The steel arrives here’ by rail
from Eastern Canada steel mills
in sheets and coils, « -

$40,000, 500-ton Press Brake
transforms the flat steel into.
corrugated sheets; a second
machine forms a- ean” Or sec.
tion of pipe whieh di fia da].
placed. on: ..a.) third’ machina

| ed-to required lengths... The
pipe is then transported: - by
_bélt-system to the yard: and
stacked for the various requir.
#d orders. The process -1s_semi-
automatic and turns out 15 tons
Of pipe per day.

In the present plant, culvert
Pipe is turned out from & inch
to 120 inch in diameter using
1.16 to 8 pauges, ©

School Band
Competition Has
Trip To Expo

A Bah Columbia Centen-
nial School Band Competition
will be oné of the youth feat-
| ures of Confederation Year, it
was announced recently by L.
J. Wallace, chairman of the
| British Columbia Centennial
Committee, with a visit to Expo
67 in Montreal the top award.
The Band Competition is
Sponsored by the Provincial
| Centennial Committee in con.
junction with Woodward Stores
Limited, and the British Colum:
bia Music Festival Association,
The competition is open to
all secondary (Grades 10, 11,
12) Senior Secondary (Grade 13)!
and private schools with the
equivalent ratings,

older than 19, ‘and bands are
limited to 50 members. The
winning band will be sent to
Expo 67 on British Columbia
Day, July 15, as a joint award

ward Stores ‘Limited, -

held at Victoria, May '8 and 9;

“s., Finals: will be: held at Van-
‘ couver;. June'8,'9 and: 10, A

1 ticipating. in the flnals.

Columbia: Provincial Music Fes:
Aivalé Association, “Room = 127,
119° West -Pender'. ‘Street Van-
souver, BC. Joke

=:

{Dogs will. chew your old enes!)

or mall orders direct to

P.O. ‘Box en "Terrace: BE.

First In ‘Secondary
Industry ‘As Pipe —
Factory Opens. Here

i by Cathesine M. Fraser
The vibrating throb and clang of machinery at work

$90,000 branch plant for the manufacture of culvert pipe.

|| a8 Mr. Perdue says, “In ttselg|

-| “with all fts potential”. can do

In the new Terrace plant aJ.

where it is punched’ and tivet-|

senior deacon, Allen Robinson;
_ Band personnel must not be|J¥nior deacon, Wayne Robin-jj

ior steward, Brian Smith;
junior steward, Daryl Gurnsay:
marshall, Lance Stewart; ‘stand-
ard bearer, Sainies lara
from the. British Columbia Ceén-| °Fator, Gordon Hill; _ sentinel,
terinial Committee: and Wood: John Dando; Ist _ preceptor, |
W. 3B. Lennan; 2nd preceptor,

Hf 2eanany tor, a os Retail. » Moday’s Price Reduction
engin) prising to participate Peter Wightmens ah preceptor Checkmate 20. Guitar’ “Amphliphter en seonivers $308.00 00. Day Ret 7.00...
may ‘obtain = fu ntormauon Donald: Sparks; Sth preceptor, ..RCA Victor Portable’ TV ” 159.95 :

| Peter Croot: organist, A. B.
Prince George, May 14 and 15;

| Penticton, May 19 and. 18; Van Inselberg and almoner, Ron
i gouver, May 24 and 25.«.

Ansco Automatic Cam 55.

Douglas Wright; 7th preceptor | Bei Hi Lite Camere (35mm) . 5995
.Electa A/C D/C 4-Speed Tape de 229.95 "0 195.95 10,00
‘Electric National Gultar cemertclaneeneteesersesnivies, 14995. |... Sold

Familton. ; Symphonic Steréo Record Player .. 169.95. 3139.50 3.00

on * Automatic Zoom Camera sterpevennncentane rence - 99.95 ° RS. WB. os -g

Petri Flex 7 SLR. © 26000. OO BOOTY hl
Viscount Super 8 Editor... cenmatsieersee- ”, 49.95 = 9995 is vey

panel of adjudicators appointed Tax P re-payment
-[| by the National Centenary Fes-|[y))
: ; tival will Judge all bands ‘par-

set Up’-a’ program for pre-pay-
“Further information. may be ment::"o - Pree

obtained by contacting Mrs. A. atitium, following a motion’ by
‘Ei’ White, “Secretary, British Couneillor Bud French at a

approval’ . of ‘ ‘recommendations

put. forth by ‘the Finance Com-

EVERYBODY. and his DOG |e at a February Mth’ meet-.
1 ,

‘should have’a rubber stamp! ” Munielpat Treasurer 3. Danas

advised Council that ‘such a"
Drop into the: Herald-Office planmight mieai a falr amount

R of -extra. work’ ‘on the part -of:
“Northern | rubber. Stomp Murilclpal accounting. staff. His

mraunity as Northern Culvert
goes into operation with a} -

With expansion wa i) .
there will be the manufacturing .
fo| Of water-well casings, which,

is a big business,. especially in ;
this area.” .
Also in the cards, when suf.| .
ficient ‘room ig available, will
be the manufacture of storage| a
oll tanks, | 4
A keen: businessman, Mr)
Perdue is confident this area| 2

HALF-ACRE YARD—which took 1,000 yards of fill.

nothing but prosper. In the in-| .
terview with him he stated, “E} |
know of three other industries
that would be happy ¢o locate
in this area if the property was

available and ‘Faatonably pric-
eg”

in| Order of. Demolay
Opened In Terrace

A new organization was form-
ed in Terrace March 4 when 28
boys and one affiliate were in-
itiated into the Terrace Branch
of the Order of Demolay,

The new group, which is °
sponsored by the  Magons of] .
Terrace, observed the ceremony
of initiation at 2 p.m. Saturday! &
afternoon, March 4,-in Cassie ;
Hall School auditorium.

The installation of officers
took place that evening at 7:30
‘preceded by a supper party.

. Parents and other. guests at-| om
tended.. an Installation cere: |

PRESS BRAKE — 500-ton capacity.

(Gauthreau photos)

lay: ‘Installing officer was Gar.
net MaeDonald, P.M.C. . senior!
councilor — ‘W. Wolstenholme,
junior. councillor — : Phillip
Connington; chaplain ~ E
MacDonald, R.D., Sr. ‘Demofay:
marshall — Len Boettger. ‘::
Chapter Sweetheart, ‘chosen
by the group, was Miss Lynn|—
Cazes and Mother Club preai-
dent, Mrs, M. Doell, Miss Hea-| 9
ther’ McLeod waa soloist.
The local advisory council of
Masons consists of J. Fleming,
chairman; O. Kaulbeck, chapter
Dad; and Dick Dubeau, P. Del. ;
any, S.' Maris, W. Melvin, J. D.|
McLeod, H, Stainton, D, Mac:
Lean, M. Vanichuk, W. Rey-
nolds and J. MacIntosh. :
Following the installation | §
dancing was enjoyed ‘in the
L0.0-F. hall. .
On Sunday morning fifty De-
molay: members had breakfast
together ‘at the Blue Gables
restaurant. °
The following members ° were
installed into office:
Master councillor, Brian Pi.
wek; senior councillor, Norman
Frank; Junior counelllor, Rob-
ert Fell; treasurer, Chris Du-
beau; scribe, Wayne Kirby;

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% First ‘bid at today’ § price takes the sale item. Watch ¢ our + windows daily,
% Advanced bids accepted with a 10% deposit—full refund if you're outbid.
“ke All merchandise i in good operating condition and élearly marked if “used. "
* All “DUTCH AUCTION” sales are final.

Auction ‘Sales Start F tiday —_ Prices. Will Fall.
, a Every Day

_ MERE ARE JUST A FEW-TYPICAL BARGAINS:
(Starting Prices Shown) =~

son; chaplain, Allen Grey; sen-

Polaroid 180 Camera ..::

__ Gheckmate 50-Guitar Amplifier"
-- Automatic Slide Projector .  cadaee wn
" Stereo Electric Guitar

‘Ulteamatic SLR Camera.

“Planning Stage
Muntelpat ndtistretote on

f. taxes at 5% per .

wt They'll all be tesa tomorrow , ved LIF we. ‘atl have them
a ea aia “YOUR: ENTERTAINMENT. CENTRE” ae

it ‘meeting of :Mualeipat

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