TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

Who needs ‘theory when practieal application of school
instruction gets the class outside in good weather, Industrial
education students at Caledonia Senior Secondary strengthen

Blitz raises

$3500

Dozens of adults and youth
turned out Wednesday to help
the Salvation Army begin its
annual Red Shield drive.

Young people and adults from
the Lion’s Club, air cadets,
United Church youth group,
Salvation Army youth group
and various service clubs met
at the community hall to kick-
off the annual door to door blitz.

Similar operations were
conducted in Kitimat,

The Terrace blitz realized
more than $1,000 with an
additional $500 canvassed from
Kitimat residents.

Terrace Salvation Army
envoy Bill Young said response
from local businesses has been
enthusiastic. Businessmen
have contributed an estimated
$2,000 in Terrace and Kitimat to
the Red Shield Drive.

This year’s objective was to
collect $4,500, Young said.

He said a one-man canvass a
businesses and homes in Kem

* should’ ‘realize approximately,

. $500, which should bring .the
total canvassed to its objective.

The First Skeena Guide
Company and leaders
entertained parents and guests
at Clarence Michiel School
April 27. They presented an
original play, written and
directed by Lieutenant Daoust.
The play will earn the Guides
the Certificate for Player.

Bargain

If you’re thinking of building
a garage this year, wait until
you've seen the twelve foot by
twenty fool gable garage which
will besold to the highest bidder
by Industrial Education
students at Caledonia Senior
Secondary.

Teacher Nick Timmerman
says sixteen boys in his class
are building the garage from
scratch at the school. It will be
sold to the highest bidder by

their muscles and sharpen their judgment while constructing a
garage which will be sold to the highest bidder.

garage

sealed tender.

The garage features
aluminum roofing, aluminum
windowns, cedar siding, prefab
trusses, and Steel Craft door.
Similar garages sold by local
building supply companies are
priced at about $1,400

“This is an opportunity for a
person to get a good deal on a
garage at a reasonable price,”
said Timmerman.

. The students will erect the’

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Proceeds from the sale will be
used to buy materials to
corstruct the students’ next
contemplated major project - a
house. .

‘James Dwyer of Terrace
sustained §2,000 damage to his
pick-up truck last Wednesday
morning when he drove it off the
Lanfer Hill. —

Dwyer was proceeding up the
hill onto the bench when he
missed a curve and drove: off
the ‘road.

There - were. no other
occupants in the vehicle and no
injuries.

XXXXX

Manuel Barbosa was charged

with driving without due care
,and attention last Sunday
evening when he left Agar
Street and rolled his car into the
ditch.

The accident at 8:44 p.m.
resulted in $1,000 -$ .

The accident at 9:44° p.m.
resulted in $1000-$1200 damage
and the charge being being laid
against Barbosa,

" KEEKX

A Ford pickup belonging to
W.R,. Morrison of Terrace
sustained more than $1,000
damages when vandals
destroyed most of the truck’s
front end after the vehicle had
been stolen.

XXXXXX

Morrison reported the truck
missing at6:45 a.m. on Tuesday
morning and the truck was
found that evening parked in

. Snider

In court.

thewindows had been broken by

B.

- Some of: the

accessories were also missing,

The RCMP are investigating.
XXXXX

Brian Mervin Snider, 23, of

Terrace was found guilty’ on:

three charges of chtaining
obtaining goods under false

..pretenses in Smithers District

- Court.

Snider was sentenced to four
months in prison on each
charge, to be served
consecutively.

The charges were laid after
issued three NSF
cheques in Smithers.

XXXXX

’ An unidentified’ man lost:

$15.00 worth of eight track
stereo tapes when they were
stolen from his car. .

The tapes were lifted -during
the night of May 4 from the car
which was parked in the Skeena

lot.

CENTENNIAL MEMO
. Simon Fraser’s men went to
sleep one night near the river
mouth below the high tide
mark, and were awakened by
the incoming tide.

some bush offf the calum Lake |

Road.
’ There was damage ‘to the
trucks front end that could have

resulted from an‘accident and_

THUR” FRE MAY 13 16
TRLICUN THEATRE

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Numerous volunteers. and |

‘volunteer, projects exist in
“Terrace -.but the problem is

getting the two together, -
Diane Porter of Terrace has
been assigned -to fill the job as
community Co-ordinator of
Volunteer Workers, = °
Her specific: task is getting

together the volunteers and the’

many urgent volunteer tasks
which need to be done in
Terrace.

yee a a letter,
children, drive’a nail, bake a
cake, sail a boat, play a guitar:

If you are:

concerned, energetic, socially
aware:

If you will;

offer your time and talent asa.

volunteer community . service
worker; :

Phone Diane Porter at €35-

5702 or 635-6163 for further

_ information.

KEXXXX

The Northwest Trappers
Association will hold. their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of George Kofoed, 4512
Eby St., ata p.m. Friday, May
7. ‘

AXXAXEK

The Terrace Centennial Lions
Ladies new officers for the 1971-
72 term. Mary Ann Burdett,

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On April 25, 19 members 0
the First Skeena Guides visi
the pollution control centre nea
Brauns “Island and the’. watery
gallery and pumping station ¢ off

XXKKX

Mrs. J ean Hamer of Terrace
has been. selected. :Terrace
mother of the year by the Beta

Sigma Phi, She was chosen
_ primarily for: her rand aa

with teddya’ youth and “is an}
active worker with . Tetarded ij
‘children, On Saturday she will :

‘be presented: with an award atk
the Blue Gables Hotel,

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A new- board of * ston’ or
the Terrace’ Co-operative
Association was elected at the f

26th Annual meeting Tuesday. #

Mrs. Helen Brown, . Lenf i

Donaldson, Floyd Frank, ‘and Fj
John Hipp were elected to three Hf
year terms of office, John Chen
Wing was voted to a one Year

term of office.

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