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the Pictorial last Thursday that the Community Association had received a donation of $100 from Climax Molybdenum (B.C.) Ltd. One of the main projects backed by the Community Asso­ ciation is the Smithers Civic Centre. FALL FAIR AUGUST 25 & 26 GENERAL AGENCY OPENS quet were Mr. C. Borgeson, Mrs

Pictorial indicated that in Tel- kwa George Marchildon and Abe Visser were embarking upon their second years of service. They are both commencing their first year on council. Board would be advised of their decision. While in Victoria, the com­ mittee had a useful discuss­ ion with the Hon Ray Willis

, Dick Heggie. Dick commented to the Pictorial that it was the first time,to the best of his know­ ledge, that an eight ender has been seen in Smithers competi­ tion. He estimated that only about three times a year in the whole of Canada, is this ultimate score achieved. Dick recalls, prior

{add= Pictorial fonds Fonds No. BF4 Accession No.: 2008.7; 2018.2; 2020.6 Physical Description: 13 cm of textual records Date Range: December 1966 – May 1968 Location: Box 52 Bay 4 Shelf 4; Box 72 Bay 4 Shelf 4 Administrative History/Biographical Sketch The Pictorial

a g e 7 R otary A uction. . . Page 5 Worked Out . . . . . . . Page 12 E xperim ental F arm ...........P age 10 PICTORIAL is an independent weekly new s paper, published every Monday in Smithers, British Columbia, by Northern Graphics Limited, Box 760, Smithers, B. C. C irc ulation

on t h e n a t i o n a l a v e r a g e o f 3 .7 p e r s o n s p e r f a m i l y , t he N E T c o s t t o y o u i s l e s s t h a n 1/10 of a cent P e r r e a d e r . . . .a n d w h a t e lse could you buy f o r 7 / 7 0 c and get so much va lue PICTORIAL 847-2381

{add= Pictorial Vol.l No.4 SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA December 1966 Home Destroyed Community Helps On December 22 a raging fire destroyed the ho­ me of Mr. and Mrs Geo­ rge Boyle who lived on Slack Road, three miles northwest of Smithers The fire began at about 7 a . m . , only a short time

in these New Years Greetings! Answers on page 10 P I C T O R I A L January 2,1967 - 2c o m m e n t To Correct A W rong Image Some weeks ago the Pictorial ran a page devoted to the story of the new town of Granisle and the mine operation that is behind it. The pictures obtained at that time did

been laid off. It is possible that the planer mill may close down in hte near future. The sawmill complex has been the largest single employer in that area for some time. Implications of these moves are very much on the minds of Hazelton residents. The Pictorial has received widely varied

will benefit all of us. We are certain that with the completion of such a change-over, the television station will go on to even better things...to bring more of interest to Valley resi­ dents, and as it happens, too! SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE PICTORIAL! Mark you! by A .G.S .Hallmark This is the first

again broke into a home on the Kitwanga Road. Upon entering the woman’s bedroom on this occasion, the woman awoke and her dog barked, scaring off the man before an assault occurred. RUN OF MINOR ACCIDENTS In an interview with the Pictorial, Corporal Grimson of the Hazelton Detachment, R.C.M.P

{add= PICTORIAL VOLUME 3, NUMBER 8. * FREE DISTRIBUTED * * SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA - FEBRUARY 21, 1968. * Night Phone 847-2730 * TELEPHONE 847-2381 J u s t a l i t t l e P S S T . . . Bill Gilgan addresses the Smithers and District Chamber of Commerce at First Dinner Meeting. THE R E G IO N

of job of carving the inscription the face of the log. Rotary Pres ident, Ron East, lokks on. T .V . For Hazeltons Mrs. F. Anderson of the Hazelton area has advised the Pictorial that a public meeting will be held within the next few weeks to consider ways and means of supporting the current

community with an increasing transient population, precautions become necessary. The Sergeant has asked that anyone knowing anything about Doctor D. Moore, recently elected to the position of School Trustee succeeds Miss M. McDonell in that position on local board. THE PICTORIAL WILL PUBLISH NEXT WEEK

percent federal sales tax on all drugs effective Septem­ ber 1st will probably mean a reduction to the consumer of seven or eight percent. Norris Nevins, Smithers Drugs Store Ltd., told the Pictorial, "The Canadian Pharmaceuti­ cal Association and drug com­ panies were pressuring the government

{add= FR EE ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE PICTORIAL LAST WEEK WAS 4452 COPIES VOL. 2 No. 24 * SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY JUNE 13,1967 * TELEPHONE 847-2381 THEY BOWLED... GORDON DALE ERVIN . . . sought in B.C. RCMP have issued a province- wide alert for two brothers on the U.S. Federal

{add= FREE ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE PICTORIAL LAST WEEK WAS 4452 COPIES VOL. 2 No. 25 * SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY June 20 1967 TELEPHONE 847-2381 An early morning st­ abbing in a Smithers hotel room Sunday sent DAVE LEMASTERS "Victim told him to telephone police" least optomism

{add= FREE ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE PICTORIAL NOW EXCEEDS 4,500 COPIES. SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY June 27,1967. TELEPHONE 847-2381 CENTENNIAL DRESS...... AGE IS NO BARRIER When current stocks on li­ quor store shelves are sold, a familiar bit of authority will disappear with them

{add= ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE PICTORIAL NOW EXCEEDS 4,500 COPIES. FREE VOLUME 2, NUMBER 27. * SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY JULY 4, 1967. TELEPHONE 847-2381 LEN EVANS JAKE ZUST GEORGE GOYMER WHEWW! WHAT A WEEK...! There’s been a tug- o-war, horseshoe pit­ ching, Centennial swim­