TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B,C,

CAUGHT WITH A TAPEMEASURE in
Construction boss Stan Barton figuri

present post-office for construction start on an addition Schev |
duled. for next March, See story below, ,

‘March start for
post office job

. Norpine. Construction Company
ae ings to build a $266,234 extension to the Terrace Federal

R, N, MOULD of Terrace, is
- among 24 B,C, .Forast Service
- Students who graduated from a
> basic training course held at
* the Service’s training school
- “Green Timbers” in Surrey, Dev
* eember 17,

Tooth care
pays off |

: Malformed teeth and jaws can|
be prevénted,

‘Four. out .of five people with
irregular teeth have let this cone
dition. develop because they or
' their parents did not know the

. causes of crooked teeth or did
: hot imow it could be corrected, |

Even the one in five who has

. inherited his irregularly shaped

jaws and teeth could, - through

. proper dental care, improve or
’ eorrect his condition, :

Xeray and dental extimination|

. around six years of age may Te
' veal many causes of future irres
’ gularity of the teeth and face
before they have a ‘chance ‘to
cause Permanent changes. dn

a snowstorm is Norpine
ng out measurements on

Limited of Terrace signed

The 8,369 square. foot, two
storey addition will be built on
to the east side of the present
post office bullding,

Stan Barton, president of Nom
pine, said work is expected to
Start the. beginning of : March,
weather permitting, and will be
completed by August 6,. 1969,

He said the building would be
of structural steel with wood
framing and brick. ;

The new building will rovide
HUES Spee OPA Ad
“on the main floor and o
space for other federal aceoncles|
on the second floor;

The Indian Affairs offica, Vets
erans Affairs and Fisheries De-
partment.will occupy-the second
floor which’ will algo include a
Board room and lunch room.

The Canada Manpower Centre

will be housed in the offices locas
ted in the building, Manpower
currently rents an office on
Kalum St,
Barton sald the extended build.
ing will include a full basement |.
for storage and an upper atorey
on the present building,

the building,” -he said, will be
movable partitions in all the
offices so that office space can
be changed when required’?
Barton said his company had
algo received word that their bid
of $203,055 was the low bid of
five for the Smithers Air Terti+
nal

. BOOSTS HER FATHER
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) ~
As presidential election returns
. flowed ini, Leo ‘Wallace, daughter |
of George C. Wallace, told her
father; . “You ‘try to #et'’a lot of |
votes, because I want to live Jn
the: White House,”

‘DON*T SHOW UP
NEW DELHI (AP) ~ Sixty
per cent of the. New Dothi ‘girl |:
telephone operators. dont turn
up for. their: night: ‘shitta, ‘giving |
-various* ‘excuses “for ‘thelr “abe
sence, a telephone official sald.

growth,

| towing . scheduler,

Most are young and single,

“CHRISTMAS SEASON
_ HOURS ‘OF SALE

Christmas. ‘teason in arcordancs with the: fol a

“10: 00 am. - 9:00, pm, a oe ; fi
December, 17th, 18th, 19th 20h,
are aed, 27th. and 3 30th

“One of the added features in ,

ENTRIES LAG
IN LIGHT-UP

The deadline date for en-
tries in the Christmas Light-
up Contest, conducted by the.
Terrace Junior Chamber of
Commerce this year, has been
_ extended.

Jaycee chairman of the cons
test, Alvin Hamm,‘ said that
since only few entries haveas -
yet. been made, the deadline
a will be extended to Dec,

Entry forme, ‘coples of re=
gulations, and hints on Christ.

mas decorating may be obtaine
éd at the Terrace B, C, Hydro
office, .
~ -Prizes offered include a va-
‘cuum cléaner donated by the
Terrace Co-op Agsn,, anelec-
tric mixer donated by F. W.
Woolworths Co, Lid, and an
“electric” blanket and a study

lamp donated by B.C, Hydro,
a

Legion L A. asks

‘to: turkey ‘dinner

‘ Terrace'’s senior citizens are
honored guests during the Christ.
mas season, —

Each year, for instance, the
Royal Canadian Legion ladies?
auxiliary serves sumptuous tur
key dinner to the Old Age Pon
signers’ Associa tion. Pa

ey did it again Saturday,
December 14 at the Legion Hall,
Tables were decorated and the
traditional turkey and trimmings
wore served, :

Legion’s Mrs, Keith. Tutt pre.
sented Mrs, Mabel Eobenshiold
with a corsage and a birthday
eake to honor her 68th birthday,
: | After the dimer, each member
‘of. the pensioners’ association
was presented with a gift,

Robert: Spears entertained by
playing on the pealtery, a med

aval instrument,
Mrs, Keith Tutt accompanied

_| Connell Road,

‘Around

G Winners of the recent Jaycee
rey Cup pool were: first quar.
: ter. G25) Harold Kendall of Ter.
race; second quarter 50) Dennis
Peters of Prince Rupert; third
quarter ($25) Rose Killaly of Tere
race andfinal score winner $100)
was Gordon Clarkson of Terrace,
eee
-Misg Leah Seaman,’ daughter
of Mrs. G, W, Keenleyside, will
-.be home for Christmas from her
studies at UBC, Leah is in her
Second year of. rehabilitation me-
dicine.

x] rr’ =

‘ Miss Dorinda Steben, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Greg M, Sieben,
‘returned last Saturday from Vam
couver where she completed her
first semester at Simon Fraser
University, She is home for
the Christmas vacation,

eee

Lorne Litite, who is with Boe-
ing in Seattle, is expected home
Saturday to spend the Christmas
vacation with his parents, Skeena
MLA: Dudley and Mrs, Lite
the ‘family,

A “special Christmas: ‘gervice
was held at Knox United Church.
on Sunday evening when the Junior
mor ofthe ehurch, under leader,

Lodge attended as a ‘group.
Also at the service were Old Age
Pensioners and elderly gentles
men -from Skeenaview Hospital,
who were guests ofthe Fellowship
Club ofthe church and wore enter.
tained by them with refreshments
and carol singing, following the
service, - -— .

re
Robert Fell veturned Sunday
night, December 15, from his
first, year_studies at the Univer.
sity of B.C,, to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr, and Mra,:
Wilfred Fell and family on Mew

him.

“RABY BEEF ct & wropped

ATURE BEEF cot & wrapped

Asa ‘service to the public;: your: toca nl Govan ‘|| FRESH SMOKED Hams

ond SIDE BACON

with bargains like this -

vacation the newlyweds will ree
turn to thoir studies at the Unie
versity of B, C.

Mrs, Ellis Hughes,
Dando, son of Mrs, A. N, Dando,| fF
will be home for the Christ.|- je
mas vacation from their first ’
term at Victoria University, . |. iim

Friday’s. plane from his first
year’s studies at UBC to spend
the Yuletide holidays. with his
family, Mr,

Lawrence Haynes’ isnow presi -
dent of Tarrace’s Royal Cane. Be
dian Legion Branch 13, «

Haynes was elected December
10. Also. elected were* Derek
Hales, lat vieeepresident, and
Jack Gare, second” Vicoprost. Ps
dent, :

Election of Officora ‘was “the
matn {tem on the agends at. ial oe
annual meeting | held ¢ ort” ae
cember 10th. As a result of
the election L, Haynes will head poe
Branch No, 13 during 1969 sup=|P “0.2.
ported by Derek Hales and Jack || °
.| Gare as First and Second Vice-
President respectively. : .
“he Deal of Sores cat
to the po ¢:

Gowe as‘ Treasurer, Direce
tors elected were: J, Mitchell,
Jack Hill, Gerry Potter, W, Swan
son and Stuart Brown, ‘A welfare
officer and a' sérgeant-at-arms
wt be appointed by “President

ynes, .

The meeting was told that due
to legislation introduced in Brie
tish Columbia, a holding company
in the form of Terrace & District
Legion Ltd. is no longer ré-
quired. - Each legion branch Is
_| considered a corporate body able
to hold, acquire and dispose of
real estate and other assets,

We have a tematkebl gelection of a

Overcoats at remarkable ‘prices, too -”
Famous. ‘brand — _Rames.. Wools,

stam ond. ‘eeptenes ° with | Hp-out

Miller’: s Men S Wear

4444 Lakelse Avenue

the t town

The girls of the Tsimshian’ &
Maids basketball team would Like
to thank Terrace Kinsmen for the
financial support toward getting
third | their new unlforms. .

The Chris Troelstras of 4704
Walsh will be having their two
out-of-town daughters home for
Christmas holidays. Anka, who
is in the second year at the Unis
versity of B.C. will be arriving
today, December 18, and Berta,
who is teaching school In Vic.
toria, is expected home on De-
cember 21,

Only jewelry is the lasting, per-
sonal reminder of your love...
that's why people appreciate
gifts of jewelry on the most
sentimental holiday of all.
Christmas. Isn't there someone
you'd like to gifti in a special way? y

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Miss Bertie > i ghland, who
is in her third year at the Uni-
versity of B,C,, will bahomenext
Sunday to spend her Christmas
vacation with her parents, Mr,
faautly. Albert ‘Haugland+and

rateerne iat A
pos

Mr, and Mrs, J, H, Hanna and| —
daughter Ma jory of 4813 Halliwell

left Tuesday by car for Vancou. "SP ARKLING
ver where they will attend the
wedding of their son Richard to

DIAMONDS |

_ enhance wedding &
engagement rings. |

fan Whitehead, daughter
of Mr, dad Mrs, T, W, Whitehead
of 606, : Eighth Avenue, Nelson,
B,C, Following the Christmas

” Man's ring with brit. @
. liant stone .. ..

Griff Hughes, son of Mr. and| .f
and John} .@

ENGAGING
DIAMONDS
Po Marquise stone,
1 two baguettes.

ae 6) «| BRR Marquise stone, § ee
Gerry Elkiw arrived on last

and. Mrs ME §

» 53°
th. n 50

| Elkiw at 2709 Keefer. .

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