MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1971

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. Orjan Burchardt

. Burchardt,

a Colcel executive
gets promotion

George W. Scrimshaw,
president and chief executive
officer of Columbla Cellulose
has announced the promotion of
Orjan -Burchardt.

’ Burchardt has been appointed

Corporate Director of Pulp
Manufacturing, and will be
located in the Colcel’s office in
Vancouver. He will he
responsible for overall
supervision of the company’s
pulp mills located in Prince
Rupert and Castlegar.

who joined
Columbia Cellulose in its nor-
thern pulp operations at Prince
Rupert in 1967, has a Masters
Degree in chemical engineering

from the Royal University of

Stockholm. He held managerial
positions in the pulp industry in

Sweden.

JOB’S daughters

crown new queen

The local chapter af Job’s
Daughters held its installation
of officers recently,

Attending the ceremonies
were friends, Masons, Eastern
Star, Shriners and the ‘DeMolay
from Prince Rupert.

Installed as honored queen
was Karen Wright. Her terin
and that of the other officers is
for six months,

Other officers are: Sandy
Place, senior princess; Gail
Redmond, junior princess;
Karen Place, guide; Avis

Agnew, marshall; Lauren
Dubeau, chaplain; Laura
Dando, recorder; Norma

Dando, musician and Ehelan
Deane, treasurer.
The installation began with

Man charged
after crash

- ‘Pwo cars received a total of
$500 damages in a collision on
Lakelse Avenue Tuesday.

Charged with failure to use
due care was Peter Lucin. His
car struck one driven-by James
Olsen.

‘The accident took place as
Olsen was about to turn into the

vee and Suds parking area. --

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narrator Julie Roper reading
the “Light of Life” as the girls

walked in and stood forming a -

cross in the center of the room.
The officers were crowned and
robed and assisted to the east.

The honored queen was also
presented a gavel by her great
aunt, Mrs. Harry Sandberg of
Everett, Washington, by her
mother.

BIRTHS

Born at Mills Memorial
Hospital to:

Mr. and Mrs. James Murray,
8 son, on January 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis,
4 son, on January 6.

Mr. and Mrs, James
Wallington, a son, on January 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Car-
son, a daughter, on January 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Bikur Gosal, a
son, on January 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Byers, a
son, on January 8. ;

Mr. and Mrs. Oresp Sadoway,
ason, on January 8.

COMMUNE FARM —

An Israeli-style , communal
farm will be set up in the Phil-
ippines with the help of Israeli
experts, officlals said in. ‘Tel
| Aviv.

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A PUPPET AND A GADGET aid Toastmaster
Robert Westover in quieting some of his more
windy colleagues. Westover. built the box with

TERRACE HERALU, TERRACE, B.C.

lights to let speakers know when their time is up.
And for the more persistent, his puppet “Rabid”

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Latest ladies

curling

Terrace Ladies Curling Club
standings toa week ending Jan 9
are:

Tuesday Afternoon Leagues:
Smith, 1742 points; Judd, 15;
Furnseth, 12; Braathen, 9;
Clifford, 7; Fraser, 6.

Wednesday Morning
Leagues: Smith, 18 pdints;
McKinnon, 16; Kutenics, 164;
Dodd, 15; Brown, 9; Ritchie, 5.

Wednesday Afternoon

League: Rowland, .22 points:

Bartlett, 19; Clifford, 16; Davy,
8; Furnseth, 7; Olson, 7;
Richards, 0.

Tuesday-Thursday Morning
League: Davy, 27 points;
23; Myers.

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* 1314; Murie, 9

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results

Bartlett, 17; Fisher, 14; Barry,
14; Rowland, 1344; Kirkland,
; Anderson, 75
Munson, 5%; McGhee, 5 ;

Thursday Night League:
Davy, 29 points; Beckley, 26;)
Melanson, 25; Gravelle, 21;
Dempster, 16; Smith, 16; King,
13; Woode, 12; McKinnon, 12;:
Dedd, 11; Qlson, 10:
Hildebrandt, 8

On Dec. 30, the ladies had the:
draw on the curling sweater:
raffle and the winner was Greta
Bahula.

“When I leave this job next
summer,” he said, “I will have
had. snoveh of. anythin

| Boes.” 7

Alcan
gives
grant

A $25,000 contribution to the
building fund being raised to
construct a new Geological
Sciences Center at the
University of British Columbia
was announced by Aluminum
Company of Canada.

An Alcan spokesman said the
donation, to be ‘made in three
equal annual instalments, was
made “In recognition ot the
need for larger, more modern
facilities at Canada’s leading
school for mine-makers'’. The.

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ployment insurance are happy

. tosee afew extra bucks on their

unemployment insurance
cheques,

Benefit payments from the
UIC were boosted by 10 per cent

Jan. 3 - a nice little New Year" s.

gift from Ottawa,

The announcement was made

in the House of Commons by
Finance Minister Edgar
Benson,

“For more than half of all
unemployment insurance
claiments,” said a UIC
spokesman, “‘the increase
means an additienal $20
monthly during the winter
ra hs."

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In announcing the increase
last ‘month, Labor . Minister
Bryce Mackasey said the 10 per

-eent boost would place more

than $54- million in purchasing”
power in the hands of nnem-

‘ployed Canadian’ workers,

There’s more good news too.
New legislation, said the

workers with dependents would
Tange as high as $100 weekly,

spokesman, i is expected by July
1 under which ‘payments to

Under the previcus schedule,
'| weekly payments ranged from
$13 to $42. The new. set-up
boosts this to $14 for the lowest
paid unemployed worker to $46,

Lee Marvin ©

has joined the parts staff of this Company.

His car backbiting’

Police have. charged a
Terrace man following a
collision on Olsen Avenue last
Monday. :

Charged with backing while
unsafe was William Schopes.
Police said Schopes was

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Are pleased to announce that

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Sunday 9:15 P.M.

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backing from a driveway when
his car was struck by another-
car driven by Graham‘ Burkett,

The accident occurred about
12:40 p.m. Neither driver was
injured but the vehicles
received a total of $600
damages.

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