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3:30 The Edge of Night |
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6:00 Hour. One Interview
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to Wall Carpet

and Chesterfield Cleaning.

is _ Makesionrselt
Boutique “laa
by Vivienne: Colle

needle and thread

This witty | paperback helps
even the most ~ “green’’
+ seamstress perk up’ -hér: wars,

for’ friends: ‘and family,”

; Betsive’ one.

‘Never sew if you can’ ‘glue;
wnever put in a zipper if snaps
‘will do. Don’t press anything if
you can possibly.avoid it.”
TOP STARS
That coming from;a woman

Russell’:

‘Crawford! .. -
-And her book includes designs.

skirt’? made from an antique
sampler. .

"Rosalind Russell” brought
me a bedspread, which became
a flowing theatre coat. -Audrey
Hepburn got a pair of elegant
slacks out of a silk brocade
piano ‘shawl with velvet-em-
broidery and long silk fringe,”
writes Vivienne.

Ever try wearing your bed-:
spread?
’ ‘NEW FROM OLD’

“I never throw anything
away; 1 am. ‘always making
something new from ‘something °
old,” she says:

And by reading this delightful
book, you can be just as clever
¢almost anyway) as Vivienne,
making curtain skirts, earrings,
bean bags, baby” bonnets and
men’s vests,

Vivienne never uses patterns
but-her instructions are so easy
that even.a rank amateur
comes out with some‘ pretty
smart looking’ designs. -

The designs are flexible too.

“You will discover a blouse
that becomes a coat, skirts and
jackets that go.to any length to

| syit, you,” says Vivienge. :
1m get busy and rake hat’,
piles from old bot caps"

piggy banks from bleach bottles
and ‘skirts: from. curtains.

“T don't expect every “design
in this book to appeal to every
woman," Vivienne writes... “But.
every waman will find several
things that she will love to make
and wear.” Gayle Taody.

Floor hockey
to swing
in 19¢1

The Terrace Floor: Hockey
Association gets back into
action next Sunday at the
Skeena Secondary School gym.

“There are two games each
Sunday morning with the first
at 10 and the other game at
2 oe

’ Re-registration for the second
half .of. the season. was - held. |
yesterday and anyone ‘that
could nat attend and would like
to play ‘is urged to contact Don
Proudlove at 635-7917 after 6
pM. |

There is also a shortage of
referees.

for the players and they have to
sup ly* their own: shoes.’ ‘and
sticks. we

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‘The: foue teams’ start. play
wilh captain Ernie Hepprer’s
Red team tied for first spot with
the Kinsmen Blue team cap:
tained by Slug Crass and Joe
_ Caruso,

- The other two teams, Wally
Nowick’s B.C. Tel White squad
and the Bankers, Captained by.
Ray Blair are tied for, third

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* Written‘::by- ‘the - owner - of,
: Vivienrie’s Designs, a ‘classy.
New: York :.City: boutique, the -}--
author makes sewing acreative-|-. |
cart .but™a : simple” and Amex By

Vivienne says, | ‘believe, in
“doing things the ‘easy way...”

who designs for, Rosalind .
‘Audrey “Hepburn; |.
‘Elizabeth’ ‘Taylor, Jacqueline | >
Kennedy Onassis and Joan’

Are. you: alll thumbs. cwitir. a,
Is. your’ |. '
Wardrobe just rup:of*the mill? -

made for these famous clieuts,.,-|
like. Elizabeth Taylor’s'*‘apron |:

‘;-tatégories ‘in the race, which

‘| ec; Second, Milan Stanga of):

There is a $5 registration fee |.

‘Conservative leader Robert Stanfield displays.
his answer to the blackeape and hat worn by

Prime Minister Trudeau — a

“jor his wife.
similar outfit in

white, Mr. Stanfield assumes appropriate pose

(AP Wirephato).

| Terrace snowmobiles ©
show their worth |

* ‘The first snowmobile race of
the season took place last
Saturday on. the Smithers

racetrack.
Since

months ago,

last weekend. The track sto

“its: creation a few
the Glacier
Raceways track had not been.
put into competitive use ont

Stanga of Smithers place first
driving an Arctic Cat Puma 340
ce, Second, Gordon Judzentis of
Smithers, Yamaha 396 cc.
Third, Mel Mellissen of
Smithers , Ski-Doo TNT 399 ec.
The 300 cc Stock saw Alvin
Evans of Smithers place first
driving a Ski-Doo TNT 292 cc,

The 300 ce Stock Junior saw
Gary Woodbeck of Smithers
place first, Ski-Doo TNT 292 ec.
Second, D, Couch of Smithers,
Arctie Cat Puma 292 ec. Third,
T. Heggie of Smithers, Ski-Doo
Elan 250 ec.

The 500 cc Modified Powder
Puff saw Eileen Binenvenu of

‘the

i

Mrs. A. Harder-of Sande ‘Blyd.’

Mr. and’ Mrs.’ McLarty: of |"
Penticton are: visiting: ..1n.|*"
Terrace with Mi.'and Mra. R.H.. |.
McLarty and Family..They all-
‘motored to Prince Rupert on

Christmas Day to: visit with
friends,

Mr. and Mrs.’ Dave Esticalle

and Suzette have visiting with

them this week Mr. and Mrs...

Esticalle of Oliver, B,C, They

have also visited: with other
friends while in’ the Terrace :

district.

Mr, and ‘Mrs. D. Bouichart are:

busy moving to Kitimat. from
Terrace this week.-.

: Kathy and: Danny. Barnswell
spent their. Christmas holidays
in’ Vancouver ‘with their
Grandparents, . "

Many of the Children fron the.
Northern Training -Centre in
Smithers are visiting with their
parents and friends in the area
during the Christmas season.
Among those home are Alfred
Chinn, Tom Burkett, G. Best,
Ruth Jefferson and Barbara
Long. Visiting along with these
young folks are Molly McLesky,
Dale Brown and Jim Jackson.

They will be returning. to
Smithers in the New Year.
While they were in Terrace they
attended the Liens Christmas
Party on Dee. 22.

-The Nance family is visiting
in Southern B.C. and Alberta
with the children's grandfather,
A.C, Patterson of Ft. MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Twyford
spent their Christmas holidays
in southern B.C. with their

* Me. George , Harder. of -Ed-.
‘monton .:is: “visiting. ‘with his’|

Mr. and :
brother and his family, |. member of the family, Shannon:

THORNHILL |
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Electrical Contractors , reed

strict of

WITH PEGGY PHOENIX "
sFespective parents, © < 3
Mr, ang. Mré.J. Orconneit

-Spent their'Dec:'25 with a new-

‘Leslie, born ‘on: Dee 14.00 +e
Mr, -and” “Mes, 0. Batic,
Candy , Kellie and Tommy spetit
“their holidays .withMr. and
Mrs. ‘f. Reaves of: Vancouver.
They also visited ith. Mr. and
Mrs. RiJ, Bréwn-dud: ‘family y of
Smithers -on ‘their ‘return
Recent ‘patients: iy" the Mills
“Memorial Hospital“ :are’ Mrs.
‘Rose Paupst, and: Mrs. ‘S.
Sproule. +: 7
The ‘Venturer’ ‘Company “de
spending five. days on @ wihter
camp. after'.a° successfij
Christmas Tree. Drive held
earlier this month.
‘John ‘ Harder *. drove to
Saskatchewan to visit with his
parents for the holidays,

‘Hit - $300 -
for drink |
A Terraceman has been fined

a total of $300 for. impaired

driving and failure to take the

breathalyzer test.
James Hall, 39, also bad his
license suspended 60 days: by

provincial court.
He was stopped by Terrace

“RCMP on Dec. 22 for erratic

driving.

“My tests- ‘show ‘that your
thyroid is perfectly normal,"
the doctor. told his corpulent
patient. “What you're suffering
from is an overactive fork,’” -

up very well to the competition, .
however, and all entrants were.
quite pleased with the site.

It must be stressed that the.
boxing ‘day race was not a.

Second, Glen Kerr of Burns
Lake, Sno-Jet 292- ec. : Third,
Hardy Mehs of Terrace, ‘Aretic
Cat Puma 292 ce. - |

Terrace place first, Rupp 440
cc. Second, Sue Gillespie of
Smithers,’ Arctic: ‘Cat. Third,
Jennifer OBrian, Arctic Cat.

7M

sanctioned event, but was en-':

tirely. organized and regulated

by b Smithers Snowmobile.
u .

TERRACE JOINS
There were ten events of i:

&

oe

encompassed some 50-plus :
«Machines, from as far away as.
‘Prince George and Terrace. f

More than 400 spectators
turned out for their first taste of ||:
snowmobile competition this i}.
winter. ;

The B0De A” ‘Main Modified ;}
saw only four machines en-{f
tered. Only one succeeded in‘
completing the grueling race, |’.
being a Ski-Doo Blizzard 776 cc
driven by 8. Neaves of:
Smithers.

The 640 cc “A” Main Modified |;
saw W. Wichman of Terrace.
place first driving a Polaris 650°.
ec. -Second,- John Bot of*
Smithers, Ski-Doo Blizzard 399°:
ec, Third, Del Anderson of*
Prince George, Ski-Dao Bliz-y
zard G40 cc.

“TERRACE FIRST

"The 440 cc “A” Main Modified +
saw Al Schafhauser of Terrace -
place first, Ski-Doo Blizzard 340°

' New president of the Nor-
thern B.C, Chamber of Mines is
““R.H, Bates of Kleanza Mines
Ltd.

He was elected. durinig a
. recent meeting of the chamber
‘in Terrace. Immediate past-
« president is J.D. Powers,

Other officers are Dave
J" Porter, of Rose, Gale and
Company, vice-president” and

'. Timber, Terrace, treasurer,
‘>. A secretary will be appointed
’ by the executive.
Powers, as outgoing |.
"president, termed the year’s
.Progress as “‘satisfactory.””
MUCH DONE

“lr “We have. ‘accomplished
a. much in ‘organization and
‘establishing ::channels ~ of
. ommunication,”’ he said,
Powers added: “Our ‘Mining
‘" Education Program’ has had
Teady acceptance and should
-Tesult ‘in ‘establishment’ ‘of a |
“mining and mining exploration
program at Terrace.”

- Bates, as incoming president,
.pledged his efforts to con-
‘finuation of the educational

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Smithers, Arctic Cat Puma 440°
ec. Third;:Bill Roy of Terrace, })
‘Arétie Cat-Ext. 440°ec, —

In the 440 ec. “B”? Main
Modified John. Bot of Smithers,. |.
Ski-Doo Blizzard 399 cc, placed:
first. Second, Al Finch of Burns :'
Lake, Yamaha 433 ce, Third,
Bruce Kanary of Burns Lake,”
Yamaha 4338 ec. |.

The 340 ec.“'A" Maiti Modified’
saw Al. Schathauger of Terrace!
place Seoend. D. Shoshana ae :economic ‘data pertaining .to
Terace Polar Sen Tura, UNE Gnd expan,
Somplon a of Burns Lake, {of the current mining scene

- ANOTHER FIRST .

The: ‘500 ec. Stock saw Dave.
Skoglurid of Terrace place first,
driving an'Arctic Cat Puma 440,
ec. Second, Lyle Gold of Kit-”
wanga,"B:C,; Arctic Cat 440 ce. |].
Third, “Carl. Baisch’ of Burns | Fi.
Lake, Sno-Jet 433 cc.

: rogram, public relations ac- -
| tivities and a stepped up
“program of assimilation,
‘distribution, storage and use of
-technical, ecological

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:E-R. Anderson, of Twin River |

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miners

“appeared to indicate a surge of
exploration activities,

Members also agreed that the
easing of money and ‘the
“backing down” of Finance
Minister E.G. :Bensen “should
result in a resumption or. in-
crease in exploration activities,
followed by subsequent in-
crease in taxpay in a mineral
production.

The association, made up ‘of
members from Vanderhoof - ‘to
Prince Rupert and Kitimat to
Stewart, also agreed to a
membership drive. 1

» GREAT CANADIAN ..

To the list of great men,
leaders i in‘ their fields, we:add
the- name..of Jean Drapeau,
mayor of Montreal. More than
any man in current history, this
. dynamic . French Canadian
typifies. the true ‘spirit’ of.
Canada--the nation of two
prominent cultures-yet united
and loyal to a fundamental
belief that Canada is and will
_ continue to be one of the great
‘democracies of the world. ~West,
Vancouver (B.C.) Lions Gate
Times.

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