‘TERRACE: HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

| NEW HOPE FOR
DEAF BABIES.

| 4 McGill University research

program could’ bring. new hope
for the one out of every 1,000
babies born partially or totally
deaf, reports Méclean’s : “Magar- :
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Froquently ‘these babes Teach
the age of three <= and: some-
times seven -— beforé parents
realize there 18 something wrong
with their hearing.

By: that time 4 their. ‘ability ‘to
speak and comprehend is. often
retarded, The research program
‘| makes ‘use ofan’ “‘aural stim-~
ulator,’ a pocket-sized deviz-
ed that emits'a pleasant treet
ing noise.

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| For Councillor.

Lloyd . —

READY WITH STAMPS is Mra.
Edna Gregorash who opens
Thornhill’s first sub post office
at Gregg’s Red and White Store
December 1, See story below,

Postal outlet.
| announced for
| Thornhill area

Thornhill residents won't have
to cross the bridge to buy a

gi stamp as of December 1, :

Nor.to maila parcel,
Or send a money order.
Robert Dumma, Terrace Post-

‘J master, announced this week that.
§} 2 sub post office would be open-

ed at Grege’s:Red and White
Store on Lakelse Lake Ra,
Mrs. Edna Gregorash will be

s\4n charge of the sub post office,
anne Gregorash is currently | N
“By taking “a

course: at the:

takdog a tea ice to- prepare

‘Wjfor. the December 1° openting of
S| her sub post office,

The Thornhill sub post office

Il is the first to be opened in. the
A | area,

Terrace Little Theatre Assoc-,
iation announced production of a
pantomine, ‘'The Emperor’ 8 New
Clothes’' at the group’s Novem-'
ber meeting,

Molly. Nattress will direct the
pantomine, the second such pro-| t
duction, in Terrace, Last year’s
pantomine was, “Jack And The
Beanstalk”,

The meeting, held in ‘the home

-| of Mrs, Esther McCabe, director

of “Barefoot In The Park’ Robin
McColl: registered a vote of
thanks to all who assisted with
the three act play,

Plans were finalized for a
Coffeehouse. Workshop held Nov-
ember 18 at the home of Molly|.a

atnen ot r 4
Pes About 5! op -attende:
Workshop ny me raed oy

an informal manner and ‘feat-
ured excerpts fram plays and|.
dramatic works, as performed
hy. members. of Terrace Little
Theatre Association,

i| Anglicans print
French version of

Common prayer’

TORONTO — A French ver-
sion of the Book of Common Pray-
er to meet the needs of French-
speaking Anglicans in Canada
has been published by a commit-
tee of the Anglican Church -of
Canada under the chairmanship
of Rt. Rev. R,L, Seaborn, Bishop
of Newfoundland,

Five thousand copies of the

book, bearing the title “Le Re.

cuell : ‘des Prieres de la. Com-
munaute Chretienne’

. | printed.

The translation is the work of
Rey, ‘Prof. J.C, Kirby of Mons.
treal Diocesan Theological Col-

Jege. and J.H, Bieler, former

deputy minister of finance for
the province of Quebec.

have been |’

- SASKATOON (CP) — The Sen-
ator ‘Hotel, a Saskatoon landmark
since 1908,.-has been sold. by
Harry Haskarnp to the owners
of ‘the Baidwin Hotel, The 67-
‘room “hotel has been owned by
the -Haskamp: family since the
death.of its builder, James Flan
‘agan, in. 1910, and- was~ known
as the Flanagan Hotel until 1940,

lowing the presentations,
Work shown ranged from vocal

Mr, Carl Holden Jr. to original
comedy skits and poetry read-
ings,"

Co-ordinator for the event was
Mrs, Sylvia Johnson, A second
Coffeehouse Workshop has been
tentatively scheduled for the
eventing of Sunday, December 10,

Each member of. the audience | |
was asked to note criticism fol-| ;

solos by Miss Pat Nattress and| -—

Y ' “ . o
oung Anglicans
want name
change .

range _ | anglican’ young
people will meet here in Dec-
ember to discuss proposals to
change the name and constitution
of the 65-year-old Anglican Young
People’s Association, - .

Present constitutional proced-
wres could be dropped in favor
of loose guildelines and organ-
izational control be transferred
from ‘the. national to local level.

The name of the national youth
organization, created by charter
in 1902, may be changed to Ang-
tican Youth Movement.

- Teenagers . from. across Can-
ada: will meetin Toronto Dec.

‘27-31 to discuss the faoe-lifting
proposals. ve

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Theatre association
to present pantomime

at the home of Mr, and Mrs.

Paul Fenger. Paul Fenger will
co-ordinate the second workshop,

Molly Nattress has held suc-
cessful casting readings for the
February pantomine and has cast
the following lead roles; Dave
Cash as ‘‘The Emperor’’, Dave
Simons as :“'Cleo’’; Norbert Cote
as “Hanky-Panky’’; Ruth Hallock
ag “Pinky Poo’; Don Swanson
as “Chop”; Maureen Creer as
"Suey'*: Pat Nattress as ‘“Mar-
co”; Jan O, Farrell as *‘Princ-
ess Willow”; Joyce Holden ‘as
“Wi-Wi"’; Barbara Halliday as

“Djinnie”; George English as}f

“Dragon Keeper”; Jim Banting
as “Po-Li’’ and Laurie Thain

as “Notti-Li?’,| ..

‘ : ior he part=
RE contee not yet been tihat]

tor but. it :is “expected there

will be numerous solo, duet,
choral: and choreography: num-

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