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- TERRACE motorists will g00t \ receive miniature antoclicence.
tags, mailed to their homes by the Tuberculous and Chest
. Disabled Veterans Association for use on key chains, Pretty
+ Hanne Hunas, 19, reminds drivers that the ) tags are an invaluable
aid in the ‘Association’ 8 annual service in returning iost
Proceeds of tag distribution go toward support of TB

keys,
Vets and tuberculosis researc!

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| The year

"News items from the files 01
the Terrace Omineca Herald:
APRIL, 1953

‘Word hes been received by
Fred Macklin, secretary of

the Department of Education ‘at
Victoria, that ‘tenders may-norr
called for the construction of

if Terrace, : BE
“Hehry Siaxk’ of HS, General
Building Contractors © was

awarded the contract for: laying
a cement sidewalk on Kalum
Street in front of E, T, Kenne.
Ltd., Bank of Montreal and J,

MM. Trek & Equipment Property.

Te Terrace Public - Libary
in the Provincial. building was
officially _ opened on April 26,

MAY, 1953

Approval’ was received here
this. week from head office. of
the B,C, Power Commission for
permission to construct a power
line on the south side of the
Skeena River, which Line will
serve approximately 41 pros.
active cu customers along the Aix.
port. road and the Lakelse Lake
read to the foot of the bili passed
the Piquette residence,

“Following a lengthy discussion
last evening in the Municfpal
office with engineers B.A, Ella
atid W. Rolston of the Edmonton
Enginooring firm, the Village

nggerdeor-senfor ih school ’

'. | were lost at 6:30 Tuesday morte

“|the ‘two Terrace schools bring»

was “1953 |

with regard to the Deep Creek
source of. water supply for the
proposed new Village waternorks
project, as outlined by the ens
gineers, and also a sewage sys=
tem to serve the densely popu
lated section of the Village
pelted RU tee ere. Ee

AUGUST, 1953
‘An important miles:ona in thet
history of Terrace & District
School Board No. 53 wasreached
thts week when School Board |:
chairman, Clarence Michie) and
secretarystreasurer Fred Macke
lin. signed bonds to the value of
more than one half a million
dollars which had been backed
by the Provincial. Government

ane 53 per $100,

SEPTEMBER, 1953 :
Sixty thousand yards of earth

ing in a small earthquake that
hit the Kitimat-Terrace right-of
way at’ Alwyn Creek trestle,
Lasting only. two or threo
minules, the quake affected a
20teyard long Sd-yard wide aren
at 6-mile, .

With school opening date just
around the corner, Board secres-
tary, Fred Macklin reports 115°
new pupils have registered for

ing the total enrolment to 735,

Jeff Wilson landed a 30’ pound |
r steelhead while fishing withangl-|
ing tackle in the Kisplox River.
last Sunday, It took him two
hours to land the fish, .

Commission gave the gosahead

DINE,

nih 4

CANADIAN &

“ ‘Phone.

or.
“Plan « a Group Dinner 7 Party

Ty Oar

“FOOD. (=
: ; a \e Beck, Vancouver and Mra,

"RES TA URAN

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OUT

‘Delicious

CHINESE FOODS

Pt

35-61 Le

sold at the super sale price “who had

ding

Efe wifé;: Agnes and.son’Fred at

[lent they: will

~~ By R
: ‘This week wo: hava: flowers,
‘| birds and butterflies:but nobecs,
The flower was -a:fucheis, .re-
:. | moved from the garden of Mrs,
' | Paul Lafrance last fall and taken
into the house to winter. On New
Year’s day the plant produced.—
not a bloom bit a beautiful multi.
4. | coloréd butterfly: An unusual har-
bringer of Joy and | good fortune
for 1968, |

an advertise ar

removed trom -the. ‘poof ‘of his a ‘Gorman t

niouth last week ‘and his dentist
says such incidents are Nery,
eat Pale a a -

Arid in these daya’ of. medical

history making, car friend Art|:
Lows cominents;. Well the South
Africans: geom to ‘lave : solved
the ‘racial Problem. They're
keeping the negroes. for spare
parts ‘over there.

@.

” Terrace's ‘answer tothe Georg-

fa Strait may hit thé local news
stands one of these days, Two
-or’ three ‘longhairs were in. the
‘office lagt week asking pertinent
@iestiora about the tricks of the
publishing trade and obscenities
and such, Guess the boys are
planning an avant garde clas-
sified section, We're wondering
what they intend -to call: their |:
little ‘old goosepaper.- ‘Terrace
doesn't have any straits, 45 miles
of tunnels through the snow but
straits wa ain't got rt
. .

” Heavy. snows bring out the nica
eat points in people, One of our
advertising types tells’ us of a
kind-hearted neighbour who gave
a help’ ‘hand one'morning: when

‘comes a West Kalum MToggling
-truck with'a wing plow,’ No-prob-
Jem — just a whump ‘and athump
and ye German ‘Bportacar ‘ia bai
* a. *

"And there's ‘Gatr ‘Avemué
.| resident who. ‘makes. sure’ that
none of his neighbours are snows,
bound, He cleans out his own
driveway and then obligingly does
duty without even .being ished,
His ‘neighbours. wanted to say’
thank you but they knew be would-
n't like the notoriety of havira:
hia name mentioned, All we'll,
say fs that Paul Newman played
the lead in a movie by the same
name a couple’ om years 890,

- As for the birds - - _ well we've
{heard all about dumb dodo's
but there's a hardy ‘robin flap.
“| ping his wings: around town, and
in this: weather ‘he’ just has to
be. about ‘the ‘dumbest bird of
which we've heard, Can you im:
agine having a. free ticket to
Miami and not using it? The little
old robin was bobbin’ up. and
‘down in the back yard ‘of Mra,
Dave Burton on South Kalum
Street last Wednesday .morm-
ing: Temperature was: 5 below
zero with winds gusting up to
"_..| 98 miles ‘per: hour, Somebody
~ +. should tell Phat bird about the
; ‘Ay now pay later plan, DoT

Regarding another robin — this

i ‘se a ten-year-old lad named
| Robin “English. He ‘had a tooth |

FAIR VALUE. FURNITURE

“Ladies. Kees nt sessions are:
conducted free for the’ taking
every Wednesday evening at the
| Thornhill | Elementary school.
One hour “of -bends” and -yolla
and hula-hoopla to bap pouid
off _ the” perk. dp
the posture, Starts nines o'clock.
—_ends at ten. o'clock, Every- .
Lone welcome,

Some 24 residents turned out
in Tuesday night snow to elect
a new slate of officers for the
a Recreation Commis-
sion,

The annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers was heldin Thorn.
“Rill. School..and. named. Mr, -Ira

Ira | Bowed
of Thornhill Recreation

( learance A ale

named. p resident

In the regular quarteriy finan
cial and actlivitles.report-given
at the meeting, i was revealed
that expenditures had exceeded |B. -
income during the October lat
to January 1st period,
-Income through grants andvar.

Bowa’ +o_.the: ehairmanship : of
the Commission.

Jim “LeCleir was: elected to
the vice-chairmanship, and Mrs,
Ken English remained as sec-
retary for the group, Continuing
as treasurer until March 31 will

‘Native pioneer, Phillip Sutton,
been a rasident of Cedar.
yale for close to 90 years died
at his home in his 88th year
following a brief illness,
Funeral service was held Suns].
day, January 7, in the Salvation
Army. hall at Cedarvale with
intevrient being: “made = in

a.

The service was conducted by
Mr. Calvin Casselman assisted
by Mosars,

Dan Douglas snd’ Misses Norine

bearers were Cliff Me.

-race; Harold Johnson, John Latd.
law and Orville Roseburg of

PIONEER RESIDENT

village of *, now
Cedarvale) In 1889, where hehas
since resided,

ding to-be soloninized in the new
Meanskinisht church. :

Plang
communtiy ‘celebration on Mr,
B. Satton

dening his hobby, ‘
ee several years he dervedon
district | school hoard as

Cotarvalo representative,
He ‘leayes-‘to mourn-his logs,

home, his daughter, Mra, Phillip
children in Haz
rot

zelton,
‘were: two: nephews. and

neices, ‘Wilfred Bright, ‘Gold’

ver; Harry: Burke and -Mrs,

Beatrice Davis.of Quesnel; also

Fat students —
~ have own class |

eising. course. ‘for-. overweight
students. M.E, Duke, school prin-:
cipal, said the course:is being:

cope j with: overweight; : fea ‘prob-

Cedarville’ pio
Phillip Sutton dies

_Meanskinisht cemetery at Cedar.

Arnold. Webor,| ff

-Klevin and Gladys Jackson and|@ °°
My, Henry Wilson of Ktspiox, | §

‘Pall -
Chesney and Andy Miles of Ter«|

Smithers and Mr. Bole of Frince
Rupert, :

| The late Mr, Sutton was born |}
= | at Kitzeukla, and moved with
| his parents, to the pew Lanigaion.

. In February, 1908, he married a
| Agnes. Bright; in the ‘first wed. |;

had been made for at

"B ” 60th weds |
-anniversary next month, |.
‘Mr, Sutton. had been employed |:

| tor :thany: Years as a Canadian a ES
~.[/ National Rallway sectionman, He |-}
spent his retiring years with gare

Morrison (Rose) and elght grand qT
Attending the funeral trom out |:
‘fe board

ELMIRA, Ont,, (CP) — Elinira a,
lalatriet BA, Ont, (C “gchodl"ts dy- |B
ganizing 4 special @let and exer. | ae

designed to’ teach youths how to.|ff.

be Mrs. LE, Englisy.

neer,

a a Dunit the three-month period,
. ?/ Government grants .in the amount
of $196.20 were received and the
balance of the Commission funds
+ were. raised through regular
Bingo sessions and various other .
means,

“Normally «the Government jf
| grant only amounts to $105.0]
for each quarter,..-but a rebate
was included for use of Thorn
hill Recreation Commission pro-
perties In last summer's Blay- 4
ground program,

ry late iiumbér’ of relatives and|
friends from Prince Rupert, Kiti-
™mat, Terrace, Kispfox, Hazelton,
Kitwrancool, omit thers, vitwanga,
eona Crogsing and Woodco: :

. ion contributed :

Many floral tributes, from all | ¢-2%¢ Commiss :
over the district, testisiod to the | $50.00 towards a Christmas party| fl «

inthe school for Thornhill child-
was hel in Walch Mr. Sutton ren as well as financing a trip

‘There beautiful. sets include a ‘Chesterfield, 4
and Chair, two step tables, a coffee table, a coy
floor lamp, ‘two table lamps, aiid two throw -

cushions, Over five styles to choose from.

: 5 Piece Chrome Set . ;

There is over 13. different :
sets'to choose from. so come’

. early: while the selection is.
the best,

Sameer ment en tee ssencameesne

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“* HOSTESS ROCKERS

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ee Ed [if * PLATFORM ROCKERS __-
Comimercial Bisiding 2500 sq. ft. 0 on n75 f&. 8 ee ree
‘fot. Concrete block walls. stuccoed, finished §\i
inside. with plaster, glossed front, tiled con-.
-¢rete slab floor. Hot water heating,
’ flourescent lighting. Adjacent land . avail- |
able for expansion. Zoned for commercial }
use such as Builders Supplies, Hardware it f
Sales, Automotive Sales and Seryice, Out- fi
: ‘Marine, © Dry |: ‘Cleaning, * Gonteral
Service and # Repair Shopr, ete,

* id sens PORTABLE TV.

BOX ‘SPRING &
MATTRESS _

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