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. News items from the files of |:
a the. Terrace Omineca 10 years

STANUARY
: Terrace Post Office handled

the heaviest business on record |

during the past Christmas rush,
Approximately 1,450 bags of mail
ware received and 740 bags des-
patched in the perlod December

9:to 26, Almost 100,000 letters |:
and Christmas cards were mail- |i
ed at; this post office. and over |!

70,000. two cent stamps were
sold‘:  y
a

“The 1958" Village. Couneit held

ite firet business meeting Tues- |i =

day with chairman Duncan K,
Karr presiding. Mrs, AE. Nor-
ton was welcomed as a. new
commissioner on the Counciland
Gary Reum, whese term of of.
flee had expired at the close

of. the year, was appointed by |;

Council to again act as com-
missioner and was sworn in,

Other members of ‘the Conncil |!
were Hank Buncombe and Mor- |;
Tis Wightman with Alex Gillan. |: B

ders, clerk, present as well ag

L.G, Casey, maintenance fore-
+ BNL.

s *

The blue. flag whipping in the
winter wind today from -the flag

iz pole at RCMF Headquarters here

18 and 19

is the Centennial Emblem which
was ceremonially raised and un-
furled to the breeze to mark the
official beginning of B.C,'s Cen-
tennial year,

* *

A new organization has been
formed in Terrace, the Business
and Professional Women’s Club
received its charter last week,

“Mrs, Blackie “Jordan, one of
the town’s most ardent fishers
ome i, landed a!-20? puta |.

elheah from the Copper Riv.
or The fish measured 387"

in length, -” :
Se moe

“Terrace should be justly proud
of one of -its young citizens,
2d-year-old John Peters will be

leaving. shortly for. Brazil to bea

missionary,

A new professional organizal-
fon was formed last weekend
which will be known as the North-
western Dental Society and in.
cludes to date, dentists from
Prince: ‘Rupert, Kitimat and Ter-
race,

APRIL:

” Passenger trains on the Smith-

érs division of the Canadian Nat-
{onal Railways, from Jasper to
Prince Rupert, are now oper-
ating by diesel Tocomotives. .

The official opening of Cassie

Hall and Upland Elementary

achools, as well as the new ad-

ministration bullding for School

District No. 53 (Terrace), will

take place April 25, .
*, *

* Contact has been let to. Ber.
nett & White Construction forthe ||
construction: of a new. telephone
building for Terrace, The huild-
ing, which will be located on the
east side of. Kalum Street, het:
ween Park and Lazelle Avenues;
wilt cost approximately $47,000,

"School. District” No. 53 (Ter.
race) this week recelved approy-
al from the Department of Ed.

ucation on the mill rate for ed..
ueation, setting it at 1B. 3: mills, .

* *,

.. ‘Terrace Co-Op new modern
store opened officially April’ 8,
Manager Corbin King and his
staff were hosts at the. open
fig end threa hundred’ people

. clea the banquet in the ever

tng. _ ely
“eg, ; an . lop
+ The. Skeena District ” ‘Dramt.

Festival was. held’ for‘ the first’
time in Terrace on April 17,

of Canadian Electronics

sets are not toys and their
against ragio regulations,

tional activi

College takes a change of pace
from personal decoration to ine

The College. which opened last
care and fashion: It drew some
60. local women to.the Wednes-

day. evening lectures in the Ter.
race Community Centre.

ing January 10 will ‘concentrate | -
on intellectual improvement, -.

for housewilves,’” ©
. But there will bo some outside
help recruited for the upcoming

topics “aa. public: speaking,
women’s. rights, family relations,

local hiatory

Mrs, Motz. explained the serles
this way:.‘'The purpose is

sonal, intellectual and. home.
improvements,

| registration fee for: the: series,
follows:"

Jan;

Marriage.
1 Feb. i Women’s rights

tellectual: uplift. in the new year,:
fall ran weckly lectures on beauty’

- Agnes Motz, who coordinates
college.activities, announced this,
week that the new semester open: |'

She;ealls the college “a pro=
’.-| gram organized. by housewives)

17-week . series - to- ‘cover . such |:

politica ‘and town planning;. and.

The: college will. charge a $5 ;
List of topics for the course a |. a

| How to he: sure.

- Registration “pa Ae
Social evenings Jan, . 17 - Hob. | -]-
bies’ and crafts, ‘What: ‘todo in|

‘and. town’ planning; o .
Civil defence; Feb,, 4 Love ‘and |:
Family - Relations; a

WALKIE-TALKIES VETOED FOR
FRIVOLOUS’ TRANSMISSIONS

A lot of Canadian kids didn’t get that radio walktestalicte
outfit they wanted for Christmas, writes Ian Dutton, editor -

Epgineering, because Santa gotorders:
. from the Department of Transport that these low-powered radio

use as playthings by children is
These regulations say that “if —

radio equipment causes interference or its operators’ use.
improper language or otherwise abuse its proper use, the
_owners may be required to restrict communieations or

ere ely,” The rules cifically prohibit
, » ie rigs yolous nate ture” aa comm hone
ich . are ‘hore than “a sflversignary or. Fee
“rare fags '

- Housewives College

turns to intellect

Terrace's unique Housewives* :

28 Home budgeting; Mar, 6 Fire
‘prevention; "Mar. 13 Local
History; ' ” Mar, . 20 Care of
Family pets; -Mar. 27 Home
design;: “Apr. 3 Interior decor=
ating; Apr. 10 . Landscaping;
Apr. 24 Home Care, spring

cleaning; May 1 Soctal and tea,

Institute award
-for.Peter Jolly

A: ‘former’ “Terace’: man ‘has’
“won the highest award from the
Western ‘Management. Institute, |

He ‘is. Peter: Jolly of: the
‘Kitimat Credit Bureau,. Jolly ia.
‘the son of Mr. and Mrs, W.E,
Jolly of 47.36'Halliwell, ) Terrace.

‘He. ‘was awarded’ th '
“Hodge award for cutstanding” stu.
dent of. the year by ‘the institute,
Thé award is a | bronze:plaque

| and a $200 ‘grant to cover atten-

dance~ at” the -1968 Western

to|-Management Institute; -
bring women. topics not readily |.
available to them. ’such as per=

Jolly is:a past president of the
“Associated - Credit. Bureaus -
‘ritleh Columbia mh

‘of ‘children;’. including twins born

Arena group has fire

: if people bring tree

Just tuck your dried out Christmas Tree underneath your
ame and head for the Community Centre grounds on Friday

“The Terrace Arena Associa
tion will sponsor a Community’
Twelfth Night Bonfire, Fuel for

alias tha ase.

“Tada
— quints
~ okay”

BRISBANE, Australia (Reus
ters) — Quintuplets born Sunday
at Women's Hospital here are
progressing wellandthere should
be no further concern abouttheir
future, a medical bulletin said
today, : . .

Doctors today weighed the five
infants, born to Patricia Braham,
wife of a Brisbane lawyer,

. Their weights: were. given as:
Annabel Dorothy, three pounds,

14 ounces; "Richard Gibson and | *

Faith “Elizabeth, ‘three pounds, '|
10 ‘ounces each; Caroline Jean,

three pounds, * 8% ounces, and
Geoffrey ‘Roger, three pounds,
-10 ounces,

The bables were born ix weeks:
prematire and doctors said they.
would’ spénd up to two weeks in
incubators, : -
breast:miik from the hospital’s
Mona “bank for the first time,

was woll.
The Brahams. have four other

less than a year ago,

: you ‘Wt get the -

gentlest of.
MOVES, :

peremens

Sn A: “moving estimate can't. ‘tel you who - the gentlest
of ver is, What can? Reputation, Take ours. We care for
yout focal move as much as we care for North American's
nterstate MOVES. Same ing Stor materiat, Same profes:

. eTITIE TI

They were fod on $30

The’ ta bulletin sald the mother ;

the flames will be provided by’
as many discarded Christmas
Trees as can befound in Terrace,

The burning will be supervised

‘Thy - ne of Terrace Fire

Se is an at to ve struck’?
‘pa Pp fe Gas /
Spokesman for the Arena Asso. |”

Soe Wayne Seabrook, told the
Herald the .plan is one of good.

| will towards the Terrace arena
_ | project, He hopes that everyone

in Terrace will he at the scene
with their old trees.

Kitimat stages a similar Com=
munity Bonfire annually and the

.J event has proven vory successful

in that city, -
-There is no charge for throw.

is anticipated that Leapin’ Lena
and Speedy Sam, the arena pane
handling clowns, will be on hand
to take up a ailvér collection,

Anyone who is unable to attend
the fun-fire, but who wishes to
have a Christmas trea disposed
of, is asked. to call 635-6 sot
for pick-up service. There will
be ‘a. slight charge levied for
this service,

ST, LOUIS (AP) — The two
-hoys carried. Mrs, May. Julian's
grocery bags from the store all
the way to her apartment and
‘set them on the kitchen table,

As the. 78 » year - old widow
opened her purse to tip them,
One of: the boys grabbed it and
they: ran. The purse contained]

ing your-tree.on the fire, but.tt|

At least re merrace. families
in need — ‘and possibly ‘more

— received Christmas foodham.

pers two days before December.

Twenty-five of the ‘hampers’

_|were distributed by the Salvat-

ion Army here, while another

25 were sent out by Knox Unit-

Columbia Cel
“announces. cut

‘in scholarships
Columbia © Cellulose will sus«

‘| pend its scholarship program in

a move to cut costs,
The company, which includes

‘| Twinriver Timber in Terrace,
:| each year gives approximately
1 $10,000 in grants to students.
But Columbla Cell has 3 to

pledged to continue grants to}!
students already on the acholar-
ship program,

Twinrlver ‘Timber Manager
J. H. Jamieson explained the
company's decision to cut the
scholarships:

“We are experiencing aperlod
of financial pressure brought
about by high costs, poor market
conditions and low pulp prices,’’

’ Jamieson said the company
regretied the decision to dis-
continue the scholarships ‘‘but
this {s only one of the steps con-
sidered necessary in our cor=

- ‘porate plans to control the losses

of the past year,"

: Since 1963 Columbia Cellulose
has offered .elght scholarships
valued at $250 each year over a
four or five-year course,

Some 39 students have beno-
fitted by the programme in that
period of time.

crash,
explode -

DUNREITH, | Ind, (AF)
ammonia-filled tanker cars
after two freight trains crashed
forced a mass evacuation Mon-
4| day night and set fire to two bu»
sinesses and sevoral homes,

munity about 35 miles east of
Indianapolis were evacuated
safely.

“| donors who came to our assis-
|, | tance’ with this annual project.

| the penabal ——

Deena

Tait’ k prea

Thunderous ‘explosions fro n

“All 298 residents of this com=

“ed Church and at eas 25 sora

by local service clubs, -/
-Commenting on. the project; | ¥

ion: Army: said Thursday: All
the: needy families that-we knew
of were covered,” He. could not
offer any confirmation as to
whether anyone in Terrace went
"| hungry. this Christmas;

- “On behalf of the Salvation
Army ! would. like to issue our
sincere thanks. to.the nay Kind

We have a very small congreg-
.| ation locally~ and must-turn to

Lt,” GF, Fete the Saya ry its .

uations that were more acute
“Tt was, just the usual thing.
that we found — there was nod:

ing outstandingthat weranacross,. "
- [this year.” =.

A tas

‘By “RUTH

Attention ‘all: T.0.P,S, mem-
bers and anyone else who may
be watching the battle of the
bulge, Let it hereby be public-
ly noted that this barrel-beamed
calorie counter will now embark
on the greatest pound-melting
feat of her tong and illustrious
catastrophe, By .March 15th I
will have’ lost another forty
pounds, No! bets 5 accepted.

A tow weeks” hack, everything
Jocked go for a new street Light
at the corner of Emerson and
Lakelse, So far it hasn't mat-
erijalized, What happened? While
we're on the subject of street
lights — shouldn’t one be in-
stalled at the corner of Kalum
and Lazelle, That pre-Christmas
traffic was enough to tax even
the hardiest of motorists,

iaestsgcationg- 'Y

‘Concern; We’ try to satisfy. thel.
majority of our customers ‘by

‘| arriving at a happy medium mix.

_|ing our drinks. However it is
‘hard to. please 100 per ‘cont,
As to a homemade gin and tonie,
we are = “allowed one’ ounce
of ‘tonic unless otherwise ord-
ered, We suggest you have yours
ina smaller glass.”

. ‘And . to- the: jadies who 6 Bo
graciously posed for. this erst-

‘| while photographer @ couple of

weeks ago. when I tried some
pictures for the Ladies Indoor
Golf Club | at the Community
Centre, My ‘apologies, but-I was
completely out of focus, 's0-the
shots looked like something right
out of Paychedelia. Anyway —
golfing. coach. Cam ‘Lane said
local male golfers hadbetter look
out come summer, because these
women golfers will surely put
thei all to shame, of

"peanut butter

Hel: S
Wher tt. Marl"

te of —

HALLOCK

annual genlor citizens: tour : of
the town on December 2h. was:

home lighting displays this year
as in former years,’’ . Maybe

they were there, but slightly up-
staged by , heavy snowfall,

the Community just has to be
Olson's Hill where every man-

is being used for somie good
old fashioned. sleighriding jcl-

er one afternoon —-out sleigh-
tent with the lower levels he

tain and came down on.a tob-
oggan, And 1 MEAN came down,

vice Fata

| Lotsa. eat lotsa, laughs! CLotga:

good “wishes “for

to the point of exhaustion to keep
everyone patiently. happy -as
flights were delayed, cancellad
and diverted due to. some of the

traffic in the airlines. history.
For about three days:the letters

thing, but promises notwithstand-
‘ing flight made‘ four veltent ap-

Rupert to Tad

ed a little choke svorgwbere
Lhe went,

“Three flromen ‘and a police-+.
Ian suffered minor injuries.

‘The Butterfield Canning Co,
plant and a’ service station were
destroyed: by. flames, which also
Spread to 10 houses, Some were
empty migrant worker ‘dwells
ings officlala sald.

Contact The —

“be B. SHARP

ae

Mr, Wm. ¥ Foster, President: Bt) pleased to ann nance
‘| appointment of Mr.'D. B, Sharp as ‘Treahurer and ‘Mr.’

& | Campbell as Controlier. of Ocean’ Cement Limited. °
: Mr. - Sharp Joined the: ‘Company: in 1987 at.’

obs, CAMPBELL ;

th the accounting department and
aguter since -1964, Mr, Sharp. 18 aloe mn

Mr. eee came.to' Ocean Cement, ie! 108855 Bs
}. He. has been employed in ditteten divisions St f
‘Olfles ie

“The young Salvation Army of.”
ficer told the Herald that he had".
hot encountered any needy sit... af

One comment. heard ‘after the .

‘There aren't nearly ‘as. ‘many .

And the ‘most ifn place” a...
ner and means of snow vehicle

lies, Spotted a daring young fath- - -_
riding with his family. Not con-
‘trudged halfway up the mou-.

 prospercus new year, Especially :
the lads at CPA, who really tried

heaviest Christmas weather.and .

CPA meant Can't Promigé Any> —

ing they managed to..get the
traffic through anyway. ‘The Cap. -
tain on the December 22.incom- : :

proaches at the ‘Terrace "aie fom
port .in a vain -attempt. to gét:”
in here before turning to Prince ;

. And a Hapsy New Year to’ Pail -

Fenger's Christmas elf. He pro-
bably met. a lot_of people over: ~~
the weekend, and no doubt.caug=