WEDNESDAY JULY 26;1972

m= Joanne Ames

. Dudley Little takes time oui
-. Dudley Little takes e ou

here is the result of her

descendant .of Terrace’s -
founding family, has
‘represented Skeena
Riding in the provincial
_legislature, as a Socred
member, for the past
three terms. Although he

_ himself has not publicly

announced § his
resignation,, Dudley

’ Little has indicated there -

_ is very little chance of his

_ Seeking nomination for
election again.

' “Relaxing at-home with .
two friends who lived in
Terrace 46 years ago and. -

were paying their first
visit here since leaving --
he, and his visitors;

' remenisced | about ‘old _

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Seen here, left to right, are: Le Baron

“It's a marvelous feeling,
coming back here," said Mrs,
Helen Lazelle Brown and Mr.
LeBaron Lazelle, son and
daughter of one of Terrace’s
families. Their
parents, Mr: and Mrs. Lazelle
(nee. Little) first came to
‘Terrace in 1912, .
' Mr. LeBaron’ ‘Barry’ Lazelle
was born soon after. this, in his
parent's home behind the first
hardware siore in town, ‘located
where the Co-Op now stands,
Mrs. Brown was born in Prince

now the two are back in
Terrace for long over-due
reunion with Dudley Little and
other relatives ‘in the area.
“There were bears on the out-
skirts of the town,” reminisced -
Mrs. Brown, “which was very |
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S bogie ae co gt People lived here when we Jett”
« Joanne _Ames,""" a”
= meniber of: Caledonia.
” Secondary .. School's
creative writing - class, -
» dropped in to chat with
@ . them last Thursday. And

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“1 ‘8a: remember “mather.,
gving berry picking, .and there
she would he on one side of the -
bush, a bear.on the other. She
would just quietly ‘sneak away.
“We did a lot of canning, an

Lazelle, Dudley Little, Helen Lazelle Brown and

. Haspherries,
strawberries - some meat and
Of course salmon is
illegal now, but it wasn’t then,
We canned vegetables, too.”
Mr. Lazelle said, “I recall, -
most vividly, ‘going on hay-
tides. Real hay-rides in a log
“wagon with hay cavered boards,
We'd have a third of the town on
a wagon. Take the whole day to -
zet out to the lake
Aen come back in. ;
“*Annd in the winter there were
always sleigh rides,
especially remember
Uncle George (George Little,
ane of Terrace's first pioneers)
taking us all out in the sleizhs,
the whole family. There were
three sleighs and eight horses,
We went to the Spring Creek
logging camp for lunch. The
day was just so crisp.”
Little, commented at

“The minute she saw the
recognized it,’ interjected

continued Mrs.
Brown, “it hasn't changed at
all”, ; .

. The two descendants of the-
early Terrace settlers have.
busy visiting
“everywhere”. . .

They’ve taken in Hazelton,
Kitimat, the Hot Springs, K’san
Indian Village and so on.

At’ the Hot Springs, Mr.

one nhey. left, in 1922 and, their.
ther decided to bring them
back to show them a realy:
Canadian winter, several years:
‘later. That winter was the only
one I ‘remember. where there -
was hardly any snow and very
mild weather, The opening of
:the bridge -over the Skeena

2 venjoyment. but: rélief,. 0 |
> My: leg. sas .-temporarily;, »
. @amaged a while back and the
water out there has done it a lot
of good,” stated Lazelle. 2

The two made arrangements .
to take. their holidays together -
«for the.mini-family reunion... .

Northwest” —

hat’s what the NDP wants for Terrace and District,
co-operate fully and quickly with Ottawa,
dustrial management, labour, business. and all ji

We. will

cancerned with establishing a solid economic base for
. le living here,“ ‘says + Hartley ‘Dent, ‘New
| ‘Democratic Party candidate for Skeena . Provincial:

Constituency. a . Te

peop

No. of Tlokets

fi liti
River (1926) was the last time
they were here,”

“It’s been forty-six years’
commented Mrs. Brown, “The °
town has changed and really
The only things I
recognized were the old Katum
School, that everyone used to
orang, and the Catholic.

The country, the people, the
scenery, all have impressed the
pair of wanderers come home.
Particularly impressive are the
lakes and the miles of trees and
that wonderful fresh air’:

_"Some days that Los Angeles
smog is so bad they don’t let the
children out for recess,” said
Mr, Lazelle as he gratefully
sniffed the Terrace air.

ivi
about? What. : is’

answers; -

“The committee's formal title.

is ‘Social Activities, Library
and Tourist Promotion’. It is
really a nebulous committee, in

'_ that the Council is not directly

involved with it as much as with
' others, such as the’ Planning
Committee, - .
“I go to Library Board
meetings and try to help them
- do- what they .want to do. I
attend Museum meetings and
assist in the same way, as well
as doing the same for the Arts
Council,
“[ am a member of the

Yellowhead Tourist Associa-

tion. This is a Regional Group,
with representatives from
every place in the area from
Prince Rupert te McBride. The
Association receives funds from
the Government; sixty cents on
the dollar, . - OO

“I attend any Chamber of
Commerce meetings which
Pertain to tourism.

“What I really dois to act as a
liaison between these various -
groups and Council. I try to
make Council see their point of
view. This committee is more
between the Council and the

mmunity; a connection with
Council for the organizations to
make the wheels go more
smoothly,”

In answer to a question from
an unknowledgeable reporter
(me), as to the meaning of
‘nebulous’.: :

“When I speak of this

- Manpower.
vacancies

’ Many vacancies are now open
at..the Canada Manpower
Centre in Terrace. ;
Numerous office positions are
available including temporary

. and full time Receptionists and

Clerk Typists. There are also
openings’ for’ Dicta-typists,

operators. Medical positions
are also’ open’ requing

_ familiarity with medical terms.
Office positions pay up to $579 a
_Month | -

Welders are urgently needed

~ in Kitimat. No special ticket is

required. Other trade vacancies
include Auto Mechanics, Heavy
Duty Mechanics, Dry Walkers,
Painters, Carpenters,
Millwrights,. and Industrial
Electricians. ;
In professional Lines, ‘a

- Design Draftsman is needed for

Kitimat. Applicants must have
three years experience. . This
position pays- up to $1100 per
month..

Bookkeepers ; ‘and-Keypurich *"

Nurses are required, B.C. .
registration is not’ necessary,
Some positions are out of town.

A head arena man: is
required. Applicants must have
a pood knowledge of heating, ice
making, refrigeration, building
rand park maintenance, » sO

In the Service and Doiiestic
lines are Short Order Cooks,
Desk Clerks, Haitdressers; and
Barber vacancies, ‘

In the Logging Industry the
following. vacancies exists, Log
Truck Drivers, Union wages are
paid, A Powderman is needed.-
as well as. Shovel Operators,
‘Fallers, Grader Operators are
required for a small contractor
‘lo Grade Logging roads in the
Kitimat area. Cat operators and
Skidders are required. Also in
Terrace Grapple Operators and

‘Back Hoe operators are needed,

‘Any person wishing to apply
for these positions please

contact your local. Canada -
Manpower Centre.

| Age of Accidents.

The first year of a child’s life

j _isknown to pediatricians as the

“age of accidents”. |
During this time, parents, .

- especially mothers, must: be
‘especially conscious of possible
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involved”: in*
being a. chairman of such a
committee? Alderman’ Edna
Cooper gave the “following:

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like some.-of the. other
committees, For instance, the
‘Planning Committee .-has
certain things that. it must do,
ut with my committee, there is
rothing | absolutely have to do.
_C attend the Library Board
neelings and so forth, but I do
10 because this is the best way
‘or me to help them. There Is

‘yobady to say to me ‘You have -

to go to this meeting.or that
meeting. With this committee '

-, there is more public relations

than anything else. | .
“As ‘far .as the Social

Activities part of it is -

concerned, I am not -even
certain of what this is supposed.
to entail. About the only thing
that I can think of along that
line is this: The Mayor gets a
great deal of invitations which
he cannot altend.to.’ What he
does is to ask the aldermen to
fulfil] the invitations, trying to
send the one who is best suited
to the particular event. Because
Fam @ woman, I_am asked to
attend the more = social
functions."

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| .question as to ;
. the recent change in.thé'title of
her “ committee,. “Mrs... Cooper

from my.committee to be part
of ‘the Recreation. Committee
: because the ‘two are so.clozely
related and it is easier to deal
‘with them -on one committee -
than on two:.am a member of
-this committee; I used to be the
chairman, but Mr. Rowland
now fills that position. The
change is.also tied in With the |

‘hiring of the Superintendant of

Parks and Recreation. This is a
position which is: part of: the
Administration, something
quite different and, 1 think,
much better than before. They
used to have just” Efaine-
‘Parmenter ..as - Recreation
Director, hired “by “the
Recreation Commission, but
she was not linked with the
Administration in.any way.
"_“Ajthough- I am no longer
Chairman of this committee, I
am still a part of it and I amstill
interested in it. 1 plan cn beizig
actively involved .in the

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