“Ernie gets a lift ‘The Happy Gang Centre has made i a ‘donation oy to. Terraceview Lodge In recognition of the many © contributions of long-time Terrace resident Ernie: _. Sande.-As a result, an electric self-lift chair valued at $1,500 and a ‘table and chair valued at $1,200 - are.now valuable additions to the Lodge. Happy © _Gang members (from left) Charlotte Johnson, Gert Grundmann, Blackie McConnell, Walter. McCon- nell; Jake Mantel and Charlie Oliver display their - : ‘contribution while Ernie Sande (center) tries out | --* his new self-lift chair. Funds for the donation were’ raised through the centre's normal activities, auon as | the annual tea and bazaar coming up on Ov, from the stacks by Harriet Fjaagesund This week the Terrace Review is pleased to introduce a new — regular feature, book reviews by local freelance writer Harriet Fjaagesund. Harriet will be reviewing titles for both adult and young readers from a selection of works suggested by staff at the Terrace Public Library. The Show and Tell War, and other stories about Adam Joshua by. Janice Leo Smith, juvenile fiction published by ‘Harper and Row — "Adam Joshua is a small boy with big problems. Summer is ‘over and school has begun. His archenemy, Elliot Banks, is in his classroom this year, and Elliot i is determined to get Adam Joshua! " His favorite library book — Superman — disappears. The only clue is a note left by the culprit in which he prints all his L’s backwards. He wonders of Amanada Jane, his baby sister, and George, his private dog, will miss him. One day he decides to stay home and find out. Halloween has to be got through. Adam Joshua discovers that | finding a pumpkin with ‘just the right character’ can be a tricky business. - And then there is show-and-tell. Elliot i is determined, at any cost, to best Adam Joshua! With a little help from his friends, including a spider named "Alice who lives in the school washroom, Adam Joshua manages to solve his problems. The Show and Tell War is a good read for youngsters, but you don’t have to be little to enjoy it. Adam Joshua is guaranteed to put a smile on your face! . | It’s at your local library. Check it out today! ° Sea Lord by Bernard Cornwell Adult fiction pubilshed by Penguin Books John Rossendale is a sea-gypsy. For four years he has wandered the oceans in a 38-foot cutter called Sunflower. He is . also the 28th Earl of Stowey, but titles don’t stand for much at sea. He has sworn never again to set foot on English soil. But then he receives word that his mother is dying. Now, out of an un- wonted sense of. duty, he returns to England. — Stowey has been sold and is now a country house hotel. His family, now penniless, are hostile. His reputation is in shreds. At the heart of this is the last great family treasure, a master- ~ piece artwork that could still save the family fortunes. But it mysteriously disappeared four years ago. - Someone thinks John knows of its whereabouts; they are will- ing to go to any lengths to obtain it — even murder. John wants none of this. He cares nothing for titles or family fortunes, even less for England. He wants only to flee back to the sea. Not even the beautiful Jennifer Pallavicini can convince him to help recover the painting and clear his name. But then another member of his family is attacked, someone _ who can’t fight back, someone who can’t simply sail away. Once again, reluctantly, he returns to England. And now he finds himself playing a deadly game of blackmail and ransom that threatens everything he cares for... A gatne that could very well cost him his life. Bernard Cornwell, author of Wildtrack, has written a powerful. story of atblack sheep, a throwback who still has all the pride and courage of his forebears. Sea Lord is masterfully written. The characters leap off the pages, and you'll practically taste the salt spray! You cati find it at the local libraty. ‘The best - ~ SAVINGS BONDS. ‘CASHABLE ANYTIME. - INTEREST RATE ANNOUNCED MID-OCTOBER. | DONT BE LATE | FOR CANADA. Once again, it’s time for Canada Savings Bonds and this year the sales period is from October 19 to November 1. Buy your new bonds wherever you bank or invest starting October 19. You may date your payment November 1, the day the new bonds start earning interest. SAFE AND SECURE. Canada Savings Bonds are fully guaranteed by the Government of Canada. They never fall in value. Canada Savings Bonds can be cashed at any time. Your money is always available when you need it. The interest rate and purchase limit for the new series will be announced in mid-October. Details will be available wherever Canada Savings Bonds are sold. DON'T BE LATE! Remember, November 1 is the last day you can buy the new bonds at face value. But the bonds may be withdrawn from sale at any time. nore ed mens eee ee ea ie pre re eaersee ene ee See ic ene lege ARNE ae gettin ny mam meen rere a FA palais ° ow ect Z " i } falleelineihi Ee eid eee aotet mh