“Terrack HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

‘Skeena. MIA. raps,
ferry susperision _

‘Dudley Little MLA has | ‘eriticized the. surpensicn. at. :
ferry service between Kelaey. Bay and Prince Rupert. .
ane sald: ‘that ft ‘seriously aftect ‘ected the northern tourtat
ee .
terty 1 sérvice was suapended when ie ‘rman
een of Prince ‘Fan agro expected ‘
‘be be In service in the apring, °
; The Sota Credit MILA tor Sheena: iota the “Houses °
aitia, poe of action by. ‘the Government. aca “Ia not good
eno : "

_ Little sald that if the Fort. ‘Bt, John: to Dawson Creek
Highway wore: cut, ‘I wouldn't haye the’ audacity to stand |
in this house ‘and suggest that the repair of i road 7h
monthy tater ‘pould be good. enough.” s,

*The ey Bay-Prince- Ropert ron is a inarine highway,"

Wednesday, February. 14,1968 -

SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT, suggest Lauren Gorley
‘and Esther Madsen, is Guides and Brownies upcoming Think-
February 22 when.pernnies are collected for the

ing Day
World Friendship Fund. Sea ‘story, page 8 L

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- The Terrace and District
- HOSPITAL -ASSOCIATION |

and :
‘SKEENA HOSPITAL: IMPROVEMENT.
‘DISTRICT No. 17.

~ ANNUAL MEETING:

- one 039.504

AT THE
~ HOSPITAL DINING. ROOM
All ‘interested parties are asked to purchase their

membership, cards at any local - bonk before Feb. j

«27th... “

“INSIST ON’ REALLY

_ FRESH. EGcs

H} race business leaders and Inter-

Delivered Daily to your
Local Grocery from .

_SAMSOMS -

POULTRY FARM

ho told tha Ne haem. 9,
Little sald that ‘he was

pleased that ‘the Department

of Highways: had taken over the government, ferry service, ,

| atttons.:-

Lake toad. residents |
hit. slow: snow removal -

Kalum ‘Lake Road residents.

“have petitioned Highways :

_ Minister P.A, Gaglardi for better snow removal.

Thirty-six: ‘signatures were af-

fixed to ‘a petition: which com-|:

plained of inadequate snow re-

j-| moval causing impassable roads,

cancelled postal delivery and

. . loss of revenue to the residents.

Kalum Lake Road, gometimes
called . ‘Amesbury |
Borth from the northeast coat bound
ary of the District of Terrace, |
- The petition stated that poor
road conditions: seemed ti: be

‘| caused by a lack of sufficient|
{equipment*- for a region with

regularly poor wihter Toad cone

Highways Minister Gaglardi,

| in his’ reply to Robert BR, West-

over spokesman for the’ am
Road residents, sald,

"power saw, .

Around |

| the town

_ Mrs.,G.E. Reum left on last
Thursday’s . train for Alberta

[| where she will visit with rela-

tives,

dim Burbank of Radio Station
CFTK and Mrs, Burbank have
left Terrace to make their home

-in Kamloops.

Mr, ‘and Mrs, C.M Adam are

‘at present. ‘Nacationing in Kamai,

nCFTK, has’ Sie Sur ared

toon, Saskatchewan to take up

residence. Mrs. Bacon is al-
ready in the Saskatchewan city.

- Stan. MacLean” of Cedarvale
(was brought ‘Into Terrace last
week for medical attention, He
sustained a badly cut wrist and
hand while. cutting wood with aj.
He was lald off
work with the CNR ‘ for & weeks

“Mias Diana Miller’ and: her|.

brother. Arnold patd.a vistt with

Mrs, Phillip Sutton and her son

Fred of Cedarvale,*
Terrace Truck
’ ‘here to stay’.

 gorrace ‘International . Truck
was “there to: stay’? according

-to a top executive of the parent

_ International Har.
William Fleming of Hamilton

; made the statement at a luncheon

to mark thé opening of new head-

‘quarters for International Truck

in Terrace,

Because of construction diffi.
culties, the move to the new site
on Highway 16 West was not com
plete, ° But the lwich for’ Tere

national Harvester executive took

place as planned.

Fleming said that International
Harvester. had gross sales ‘of
$2%4 billion in the past: year.
. Reeve J, Fred Weber thanked:
the. company for “having com
come? ji our. part of the

We have ambitious plans for

: the future in this most rapidly |.

developing corner of British
Columbia,” Weber, said, -

Ask for this booklet from our representative,
™ Mr. K, ES Phillips:

"| Mrs,

Have noted your comments onthe /|

“Show removal, but as you know

* GOV'T. INSPTD.
AN, CHOICE

TEBONE o cB ‘SIRLOIN:

we have to operate under a/ie .

system of priorities dealing firat
with those roads which
heaviest traffic,’ “Tn any.event

have the a

I will check into it and do my | iam

best’? he said.
A. copy of the petition was also

to MLA: Dudley Little, |e

“Obituaries.

Mrs, Emma Birgitt Fossum, | Mam

Terrace, B.C,

Following -a lengthly itiness |i

Emma Birgitt ‘Fossum
‘| passed away-in Mills Memorial

| Hoapttal oi on. Thursday, February | ie

The ste Mrs, Fossum was .

born in Lincoln, Nebraaka, U.S.A,
on January. 13, 1886.
married in Prince Rupert in 1912

and came to Terrace with her |im
Their home| #

husband in 1945,
is at 4704 Graham Avenue. -
The deceased is survived by

her husband, Christian Fossum: |B
three sons, "Vernard ‘of Prince|[e
Rupert; Christian of Oona River i
and Raymond of Squamish; one|m

daughter Mrs. Max (Marguerite) |i

e@ was

Slevert of Prince Rupert. and| Ree

brother - Emil Bergloff of Ter-|f
‘race, Ei
‘Funeral services were held on|I

Saturday, February 3from Christ

Lutheran Church, Pastor Holgar | ff 3
Interment

| Madsen officiating.

LEER PSE PEE EM OS erat

Pallbearers were: Robert Am-|

dam, Hans Amdam, Ernie Ar-

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NEWTOWN, SPARTAN,—MacINTOSH ._

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weller, Albert Arbour, George/ Mi -

Hipp and Gordon Watmongh.

Thornhill

Yatepayers _
return slate

Thornhill ratepayers

uary 30, :
Alternative candidates’ were

nominated. for all the exec 'f

tive posts. But Lloyd Scott was

| re-elected as president, Bert Bel-| ff
‘| Iamy,” vice-president and Mra, (=

Renee Cox as secretary. Mrs,

re= ig
‘elected the 1967 executive Jan- .

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Steve Gyegorash was also re-(B -

elected as treasurer as was Mrs, |G

Roberta Muller as director.
Two new directors, Leo Dyck

and Alfred Swanson were elected, Zz

John Collier, in his report
as chairman of the Thornhill

Centennial’ Committee, sald that | i:
the ‘full government Centennial |§

grant totalling almost $800. had

-been received and all outstanding | §
Gebts had been paid, .
Work on’ the Centennial park |z

is still ~ uncompleted but is
scheduled to go ahead in the
spring, | a

Funeral held.
for Mrs. McColl

MARY PEARL McCOLL, Ter-
race, B.C,
- Mary. Pearl McColl,

Mrs.
ao resident; of Terrace for 18 | fie

: “ALL BRANDS |

pion: : iz S

years, died at her home in Key-|9.~"-

stone Apartments on Wednesday,

February 7
The late: Mrs, McColl was

Pre-deceased | by, her husband in| &

Left to: ‘mourn: her loss are

.| two daughters, Mrs, Maxine Pe-

_at the age of 50. [i

_who will be at .
Lakelse Motor Hotel
4620 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C,

February 20th, “1968.

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fred Olson, Vancouver, B.C.,and : 7 = oon

‘\nlné grandchildren, ;
‘| “Fimeral services were held | i z aa i i a SC INTENSE Enea
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. Keenleyside cfficiating,
Interment was mado in Kitsum=

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