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TERRACE
4644 Lozelle Ave,

Tel: V1 3-5675
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325 Fourth Ave. East
Tel: 624-3975

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OPEN 8 A.M. TO-9 P.M. ALL DAYS
EXCEPT SUNDAY WHEN OPEN TIL 6:00 P.M.

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* Motor Jobs
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* Touch-up Paint Jobs
* Customizing
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% Complete Auto body Work and Repair

TIRES
15 in. — $18.95 up

14 in — $19.95 up 13 in. —- $17.80

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Doors Open Thursday and Friday, 9 p.m. do 2 am.; Saturday, 8 p.m. to 12 Midngiht
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Our Hounders .

FATHER CHARLES PANDOSY

When the Catholic Arch-
bishop of Oregon called to
France for missionaries for the

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Pacific Northwest and New Cal-
edonia, a student priest named.
Charles Pandosy was one of the
first to answer.

He sailed from Le Havre in

‘February 1847 with three other

students, a lay brother and a

Be priest. It was the first step in a
career that was to be import--

ant to British Columbia,

Charles John Felix Adolph
Marie Pandosy was born in 1824
near Marseilles. He became a
member of the Oblate Juniorat
of Notre Dame de Lumineres,
Oblate means one who offers
himself,

The trip across the wintery
Atlantic was a horror, Then

1,300 miles by train to St. Louis.

and thousands of miles on horse-
back through a country of hos-
tile Indians to Walla Walla-on
the Pacific side of the Rockies,

They were welcomed there at
a Hudson’s Bay Company post
where Pandosy was assigned to
build a mission on the Columbia
River, and he was raised to full
priesthood, Indian wars and. un-
settled conditions led to the
closure of the mission and a de-
cision to send Pandosy north-
ward into New Caledonia. He
made exploratory trips to Es-
quimalt and Kamloops and fin-

ally settled in 1839 on the Okan-

agan Lake. where Kelowna now
stands. With a small force of

- other priests he built a church

and a school, working often
barefoot and in rags,

-Both white. and native child-
ren learned to read and write

at his mission, The priests ad-.

ministered to all who needed
them ranging as far as the pres-
ent sites of Vernon and Kere-
meos, The mission's holdings
Prospered and became known
as. Priest's Ranch and the first

settlement grew
around it, :

Pandosy was a large powerful
built man with a booming voice,

but overwork weakened him and ~

he died in 1891 in the arms of
an Indian chief. His grave has
been lost.to- sight, But his: repu-

tation as a doctor, teacher, farm-

er and community leader lives
on in the Okanagan and the
Similkameen,

(B.C. Centennial Committee)

Wednesday, August 24, 1

Size of Classes

Teachers’ Concer:
B.C. teachers': concern Vie
large classes will be reflectec a

[the annual summer workshor Siem
| the . BC... Teachers’

Federak
being held In Prince ‘George if
week.
Special sessions at the co i a
ence have been set aside to dis/iE
the size of classes which, in if
cases teachers feel are ‘too
to permit them to do an effe q .
job in the classroom. 1
“Two hundred teachers fron@
parts of the province are altl
ing the workshop in Prince cd
Collegé,_
Terrace delegates include if
(Budy French, W. L. (Les) Ori
Other subjects up for discus
at the conference will inci
ungraded classes, inservice #aam
cation, and internal mattergay
fecting the work of the 15,(qyRE
member federation. ae
mee ees

Kindergarten
Reunion Held

At the close of the school
Mrs. Vi Seaman, teacher-owndia
Terrace's Spruce Kindergagag
invited eight graduates of Ski
Secondary school to a coffee piim
They were the “four-year-ig
in her first kindergarten clag
1953, They enjoyed the em
gether and talking kindergaj
days,
Guests were Jane sherifl
Flora Kerr, Brigitta van Haj
Gail Dubean, Elaine and Ely
Parmenter, Steven Scotton © q
Harry Houlden.
Next year 12 five-year-olds®
the 1953 class will graduate
Skeena Secondary. Of the
pupils in Mrs. Seaman’s 1953-m
kindergarten class only five ha:
‘roped out of school.

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1955 17A CAT D7 TRACTO

w/fA hyd. dozer, 46 contr
DID winch. Undercarriage 507s
pins and bushings turned; ne
sprocket rims; finals arg
clutches . overhauled. CERT
FIED BUY, 60-day warrant
Terrace, FT-8536 $235
1959 9U. CAT D6 TRACTCH
w/6A hyd, dozer, 46 contro
DEN. winch. Rebuilt role
idlers, sprockets: shoes, blad&
engine overhauled. CERTIFI
BUY, 90- day warranty, Nelscg
FT-O774 $19,5m
196] 40A ‘Cat D4 “TRACTS
w/4A hyd. dozer, 143 contrg®
D4E winch, Needs running peg
balancé machine in very gom
condition, Fair Buy, Terrace. §
. FT-8505
1961
w/4A hyd, dozer,
backhoe: - operator, crankcal
Tong rock guards. Machine &
fair to. good condition throug

ween een ees Wag

404 CAT D4 TRACT
143 contra

out. “CERTIFIED BUY, 30-3

; warranly, Terrace, a
it): $14,498
TROJAN 154 w/2yd. ‘bucket cf

' Tires - 50-75%. Good ‘opera
shape. Fair Buy, Terrace.
FT-0482,

1960: FORDSON POWER MALES
w/2 backhoes, %-yd. front lq
er, angle snow plow. Mac
in good condition, Fair

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