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OTTAWA —- Frank Ho Howard,
MP, for Son said (Feb-
ruary 27) that the recent Par-
tamentary. crisis would rot have
developed had the government
accepted the proposals of theNew
Democratic. Party ‘for. a min
imum period of four years De
tween elections,

The: principle -of “our
posal {s that the House of Com lan
Tons should devote itself to the
nation’s business . without ‘fear
of electoral interruptions for. a
stated perlod of time. : an
‘The. BNA, Act. now ‘states.
that not more than five: years
can lapse between one election

pro |ttself the dtetorial: right

“call
@lection,, ag it did in’ 1365.

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‘GET “SET”. a

Mr, Howard said: “Mr. Ar-|and the next and.we aimply pro- | FLATTERIN
hold Peters, MAP,, on behalf} pose that-there be a minimum g Wil A HAI RING
of the New’ Demoératic Party|period as well — a minimum | 2 ’
haa had a Bill before Parliament| period of four years. — fo from ~$
fave cutablished “tet glace | mininn e neaee _

ve it disse: Lam a Wo
tion of Parliament, and a eon-|of ParHamert is designed to ‘CEORECH ats
‘sequent election, could not take} permit an extremely emergent BEAUTY SALON.
place until four years had lap-| situation to be dealt with, |e. 695-2492.
sed from the preceding slec-| ‘This proposal was rejected| = ~ Phone
tlon, except upon a two-thirds|by the Liberal government, be- % (Opposite Ltkelee Hotel)
vote of Parliament” cause it wanted to keep UTD | Se ‘

An

with current
exploration

THAT’S A MURAL of an African rain forest being con.
structed by this group of Grades 5 and 6 people from
Thornhill Primary. The work’ was
progress when the picture was ‘taken Tast week. .

in the early stage of:

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‘ took the chair,

'-| Keenleyside reported” that the
senior citizens Lome fs. expect- |:
€d to be occupied early in May,

Pensioners
plantea for
April 22°
The Old Age Pensioners Ase
sociation held their first meet-

ing this year March 21,
jiu new member, Mrs. KR Slate

Ea aiden Wik ‘ga crite
e to attend, Mr. J, Glen

an

The main topie of business
was the apring bazaar to be
held Apri! 22 In the Commun-
ity Centre

Funds from the bazaar will be
used to help furnish the senior
eltizens home. Members have
been busy all winter working on
things for the sale.

Three raffle donationa have
been received: A Canadian Rose
patterned. quilt made and don-
ated by Mra, J. Norton and Miss

B..-Reld; A Mary Maxim Rug
donated . by Mrs,.R, Skoglund;
A. smocked: cushion made and
donated by Mrs. R, Hall,
: The ladies of the Royal Pur-
ple will convene the ‘tea tables
Rebecea Lodge ladies to take
care of the bake tables. The
Womens Institute will look af
ter the attic treasures,
At the meeting Rey, George

A film entitled the Wood. Lot
was ‘shown at the meeting.
Hostesses at the meeting were

Mra, B, Norberg, Mra, F, + Smith
and Mra, J, Mitchell.

‘Next meeting March 30 in the
Community Centre,

‘Students solve

house problem
WINNIPEG (CP) — University.

own hands, .

Manitoba Student Cowp. Housing.
already owns q large house an

a | marth, $30 less than residence
tt ‘Is seeking. ligip ‘trom Inter=
| rovinelal ‘Federated Co-opara-

“Broun, - gécretary=

the house, .with each: resident,
‘sponding four hours a week help-

SANADIAN ROPES ‘UTp.

; Maratacl lurets a v8
REENHEAR al Gea Rees

TERRACE EQUIPMENT
~ SALES ‘LEMITED
Orely y Ave, | Terrace,

"| tempts. The rutes of the road in

of. Manitoba students are taking’! -
the ‘housing problem into thelr,|
A group to-be incorporated as.

rents rooms: out for $55 to ae .

tives* to purchase an ‘Spartinent :

‘treasarer; | bays the apartment) |
will -be ‘operated the: sanie as|:

dog vit with upkeep of the ullding, :

‘WRIGHTsS :

In passing during Education
Week, Cassie Hall teacher
GEORGE KENNY keeps class in=
terest high in natural history
by bringing Hve animals into
the classroom, Latest addition
is.a bright green iguana,-Hen-
ald photography :department was
at the. school ‘last week, -im-
mediately agked where this rare
fauna had been found. "T bought | er
it at the Co-Op,’* Kenny replied,
And that’s our little iteni of
‘animal lore this week, .

*‘This.sounds suspiciously like
a plug but the guy deserves it,
Tillicum Theatre’s BILL YOUNG
is determined to send two Ter-
racites to Hawait by -pulling. tick-
et stubs sold in March out of &
barrel on & 8 local television out-
let April

Certainly there. is a strong
argument for leaving that han
gar up at the airport for the
henefit of local pilots. But what
we can‘t understand is the change
in ice arena boosters incensed
at the very thought of the han-
gar staying at the airport who,
in one short week, became very
reasonable indeed.

Either. ‘ somebody out there
doesn't like your Gab Hag. stuf:
fer or the highways are infest
ed with raving maniacs, Twice
in a week he has been moved] and
to! use strong ‘speech after un-
successful assassination at-

way,
you save may he mine,

wo can dredge: up this weelt,

from a South Seas holiday got
a good look‘ ata typhoon when
his plane was approaching Fi
on a. refueling stop. Pilot also
got a good look at it, turned
around and headed hack,

BIT OF LUCK

MOOSE JAW,- Sask, (CP) —
Mrs,- Lonsdale Clarke says wine
ning contests is pure luck, and
she should know. Last year she
won .a fully-equipped trailer, an

aluminum boat; a set ‘of camp~
ing’ equipment, a two-week. holi-
day in Bermuda and Barbados
-a-Jet ride over Regina, . In
1965 and 1966 it was a stereo set
and a color TV, “I do any con

test I seo,” she explained,

this north country seem to be

that if you are travelling on a
highway and some gent aheadhas

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to stop t change a tire or
view the scenery, you must neve
er slow-down, but: inatead.accele
‘erate anptind thé" obatacle: doing)
your level best ty'try -and‘are
range a head-on prang with some
unsuspecting Joker going the oth
Drive.carefully: the life

Thorahill Golt : and Country
Club is all set for a March 10
annual meeting at the Club House.
It starts at 2 p.m, And that
item is the best announcement
that spring is on the way that

ERNIE MCCONNELL ‘back

R. M. Toynbee

Kitimat,

THORNHILL | REALTY APPOINTMENTS

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Ww. Ruehien

Mr, R, M, (Dick) Toynbee, President of Thornhill. Realty. Ltd,
‘announce the appointment of Messrs. W. Ruehlen and ~H. P.
Directors of Thornhill Realty Ltd, Mr, Ruehlen heads the General
department in Terrace; Mr, Caulien i is ‘Presently the firm's manager

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HP. Coulton. :
- Wishes to.
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