WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1974

The icontinuing

Education Scene
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__.. HOW-TO SURVIVE:
“DEATH TAXES

This a short courage to show’
people how to avoid many costly
errors involved -in..setlling
eslates,. With very. llitle effort

sor

many frustraling and expensive -

problems inthis area can be
avoided... [t -ls: recommended

that both the busband and wife .-
‘If both the - en
. February 26 - Course begins on

take - the course,
husband :and wife take the
course’: it .:makes - for, belter
‘understanuit.3 by all cancerned
of..the problems involved .in
making your estale in a sound
condition. i oe

- The course. will’ begin. on
February 26. and. continue for

three Tuesday ‘evenings... -Mr. .

Schneider, - the’ instructor,. has
considerable’. experience
in handling problems:.of . this
nature. *:For registration and

further: information contact. -

Hugh Power al 635-6541 ,or 635-
WHEN'S PANTS TAILORING
' ‘Two classes will. be given on

this course:.: One is on Tuesday
nights and ‘the other.:is (on

' to-lake place at the’ Vocational

--Hinuing Education of School
District. Noga should contact ©

Wednesday nights. The course -

is very useful to families with a.

: As everyone. knows,

bigwigs 2: > --

and the CPR

+ When W.C.Van Horne’ was-

ramming’:through: the CPR-.to
unite Canada from -coast to
.” coast, his men kept getting shot,
knifed. and hung by people In
opposition.” . weege ls

Not one foot of rail.had been
laid in’ a‘ month,’ <The: Prime.
Minister ‘and™ a covey of.
politicians from .Ottawa- were.
oul lo twit Van Horne about his
tardiness,. Van Horne was at his

we

Brod céyis Leonard Starmer,

h Power

this course. and. the Basic

cept any, new . ideas. or
suggestions, {0 improve. our

é a’ by Johnny Wayne, as: the. boys -
railroad isn't finally built until © r
the lag spike is. driven in by a .

Timber of boys. ‘The instructor,
Mrs. McFadyen, has, already.
‘established’ herself in -Texrace
as an excellént teacher through -

Stretch and Sew course. If you
are. interested in’.taking this
course. please contact. Hugh
Power ‘at’ 635-6531 | or.” 625-2895. ~

DATES T0 REMEMBER

‘“Haw to Survive Ddath Taxes:
February 26 - Course begins on
Men's Pants Tailoring - _
March 1-2-,GED testing session

School in Terrace’. - 2
March 9-10 - Instructor's Course ©
in Defensive Driving, 0
March 12.- Films.to be shown by
‘Ray Skoglund: 9. ©),

Anyone ‘wishing farther cin
formation: on any course given
by. the Department of Con-

Hugh. Power al 635-6531 “or 635.
3833. - We always ready to ac-

program. 30-2

present their third :comedy.. |
special “this ‘season on CEC:
lelevision, Sunday, Feb 24 al 9
Bm Se

In - another: sketch, Frank.
plays. the Godsén,-‘who . bires

effele TV producer Trevor :-

zoomar te stage: television >
shows which extoll the glories of.
organized crime and the virtues

of a career as a‘member of that. ~-.. my
select group, the mafia.” In- one:

extravaganza; which features -

_big band ‘sound, the-star is: °-

Supercrook, cape and all.

@ Shuster, dirécted by. 4
ins. Executive

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FUNTHER INFORMATION 8

dancing’; chorus -‘girls:‘and ‘a:

Also inthe one-hour ‘special -:’..
_. are a: bevy .of television ‘com
~ mereinls as Wayne and Shuste
- figure they should be. done.-

.. Written and produced by

as far-as the RCMP. are con-.
: gered.’ In the very near future

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Canadian collectors can obtain the
pack through the BPO Philatelic
Bureau, 2-4 Waterloo Place, Edin-
burgh, EH? 1AB a

The British Post Office has now issued
this further Collectors Pack of stamps,
containing all.the special issues of 1973,
~ Including the Christmas stamps which
went. on sale on. Noyember 28. .

RCMP Autos Turning Blue
bearing the RCMP crest, will
remain. . .... nt
* The color charge was ordered
by solicitor-general: . Warren
Allmand, to ‘combat the dif-

‘The day of the black and
white police cruiser is passing,

. are no. blue crusiers in Terrace

the near fulure. ‘The blue, said

.,Woolger, is the. same shade as
tie blue, backing the RCMP

insignias ven

Terrace residents can expect to .
see blue, nol.) ~ black,-police. ... ficully-the ACMP. have
cars patrojling.our streets... «;.»laining black carg, ..:...
-The white--door-.panelsy: <eSlaff sergeant Ron ‘00

1

* — plains of grass. -

the Terrace RCMP detachment
revealed ‘thal although , there’

- as yel,a shipment is expected in.

Seu

-ACRYLIC

Sunday, Fdbruary 24 at 7, p.m.
Phetographer-naturalists -
John and Janet Foster explore
the land between the South
Saskatchewan River and the
foothills of the Rocky Mountains

A hundred years ago this land
was among the wildest country.
on earth. Only a handful of
white men had ever seen it. It
was also the last stronghold of
the great bison herds..

John and Janet Foster go

1 where this land is still urtspoilt,

but they also see how .the
encroachment,

The prong horn. antelope,

_ fearful of man, seem to, know ©

when it is hunling season,
seeking the refuge of the cattle-

. herds that have replaced the

buffalo, . ; ;

The coyola, too, miraculously:
slill survives, so far escaping
extinction by man-made. traps;

amidst the cattle ranges. .

Itseems quite incongruous to
see anlelope peacefully grazing
and the coyote. chasing: his
gophers, _ as the caltle munch
away on the prairie grasses.

slill to be found. large numbers

animals.

Birds, especially . - are

lark, cliff. swallows, : ayocet,
geese and ducks ofall kinds, the

hawks being, constantly
peslered by smaller birds.

Even. flocks of cormorants,
birds’ mast usually. assoclaled
with the ocean, are sighted in
_ the middie of cow. country, In

numbers of birds, These areas
are like oases in (he midst of

“The variety of

dinogaur bones to the life of the

y mndern ‘cowboy: on the Ellis

Ranch in Alberta, :
There’s also the gumbo mud,

which Lofne ‘Greene in his’

narralivesays may be what has
held: ‘ihe western prairie
togelher.. There's also a clase
jook al: the. much-maillgned
proirie-rallle snake, yel..the
_paltler-isn’L lo be laken lighlly

OF

during summer and autumn. -

wildlife has adapled to man’s -

he still hunts the small gophers °.
i Borner . Serelary Verna Lupick turned

over her pad and. pencil. ta

. Far off the beaten track of the.
Trans-Canada. highway, are’

of species of birds, insecls and 2

numerous, the marbled godwit,
western blue’ ‘bird, . meadow -

swainson's and night hawk - the -
faci, where there's water on the -
prairies, there are numbers and

life under this .
vast western sky Seems endless, .
from: the mute ‘antiquity. of -

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CARPET FORTHE
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HANDYMAN

ROLL END IN STOCK

The. Cypress | Hills in

~ Saskatchewan and, Alberta
_ form a unique par
” varied geography. They havea

of . this

5,000 foot elevalion, wooded
with‘pine and aspen. The In-
diang -called -this area “‘the
thunder breeding hills’. =.

* There are also shots of moose
and mule deer, trees traced in
autumn follage,.and the lelt-
over-from-spring mating ritual
‘of the sharp tailed grouse - and
then . the dramatic scenery of

-. Single Parents —

A meeling was held al the -
home of Mrs. Joyce Olsen, 4711 °
Haugland Avenue, last Tuesday
night, February 12. There were
18 members present for for the.
election of officers for the Single
Parents Association of Terrace.

\ President Bob Clark handed

the’ gavel ‘over to. Glen. .

Bachelder. ." Vice President,

- Caroline Warwry stepped down

lo be replaced by Sharon Tapp.

Verna McNeal while Gerry.
Vandermeer was given . the
combination to. the -safe as
Treasurer. ‘
" All were elected lo a one year

term. oe
- Elected to the Association
Committee. were © Jean

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ROLLS IN STOCK

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: ~ Unie fils 2
_ ubiquitous gopher seems tobe +

by all.

-at the home of Mrs. ‘Sharon

Smoke Damaged =
Household Articles . |:

Saturday February 23, ;
1200 pam, = 4:00 pam.

not ne

the’ foothills g
Rocky Mountains: at
” Throughout”

silently commenting .on' all ‘the
goligaon,

Directors. of (
Canadian Southwest ‘*'are-
Murray Creed and John Foster,’
production. ig “ by: KEG.
Productions Ltd., Toronta, ‘and -
narrator is Lorne- Greene: of
Hollywood and Canada’: Serlea-
sponsor is Canada Trust. '.’

Polulicki, Joyce Olse

Erika Sulter,

OS FE RMS A EDA ER OE ED POPS CAPSS Fd Sy

The. most recent: member to
joln our semi-monthly meetings
are Mrs. Inga Cormoranskt and
Mrs. Jean Potulickl, 2.7".

After ‘the meeling’ was ‘ad-
journied coffee.and sandwiches
were served and were enjoyed

The nexl meeting will be held
Tapp, 4609 Greig Street on
‘Tuesday March 12th at 8:00
p.m. ~ All inlerested persons
are. welcome. | Anyone
requiring information or

transporlatidn please cal] 635- ;
9355 or 635-5895. Toe

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