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Motorists. Did Well According To RCMP - RCMP Sgt. J. H. Maidens issued @ post-holiday statement today which Jndicates that ‘Terrace motorists performed well during the Christmas and New Year festi- vities,

“On the whole, drivers have handled themselves very well and we certainly appreciate the co- operation the RCMP received in dedling with traffic during the holiday season,” Sgt. Maidens said.

He said the RCMP encountered little or no difficulty at roadblocks and that, barring one or two who

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blocks for impaired driving.

Set. Maidens reminded motor- ists of the danger of leaving car engines running while vehicles are unattended.

"T realize that when weather is very cold it is difficult to resist the temptation of starting the car and waiting inside the house until it warms up, but it is a very dan- gerous practice and of course against the law. In fact leaving yours keys in the ignition and un- attended is an offence,” he pointed out.

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CELEBRATING SO YEARS of marriage taday are Mr. and! Mrs. Jens C. Steffenson of 4517 Haugland Avenue who came to Terrace 22 years ago from Glen Ewen, Saskatche- wan where they were married on January 5, 1916 when the temperature outside was 50 below zero. They have three sons and a daughter: Darwin in San Diego, California, Dale, Lake Arrowhead, California, Dalverne, Prince Rupert and Mrs, Toramy Buchan (Darlene) of Richmond Hill, Ontario. Mr. Steffenson is janitor-engineer with the school board. The couple were being feted today by friends and relatives and were delighted to receive messages of congratulations from Prime Minister Lester B, Pearson and Governor-General and Madam Vanier. (staff photo)

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AS TIME GOES BY...

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“ 9% [conditions in Terrace are. “gréat’’ Prolonged Cold Dut that Vancouver Airport delays open at all fimes and thawing op-

erations are almost constant.

DELAYED IN VANCOUVER About the only people with no complaint because of the local weather, are officials of Canadian Pacific Airlines. However, their flights are being delayed because

are causing flight problems right across the nation. Tuesday night’s plane did not leave the Terrace alrport until after midnight when it finally received clearance from Vancouver,

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radio in North America. Each Monday, the series recalls highlights of broadcasts from the 1930s, 40s and early 50s, in the field. of news, actuclities, comedy, variety, music, drama, talks and what-have-you, Actual recordings of these broadcasts are presented, not just re- creations. Willis is also sean on CBC-TV as host of the irregularly. scheduled specials in the Centennial of Confederation series,

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the way of hope. General outloc. jioses, Probing for these can cause for the North coast region is mort ‘damage — removing such objects of the same. j38 a doctor’s job.

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