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A HEMEMBRANCE OF THE

a
FIRST WORLD WAR was of--

‘fered to local people at the November 11 weekend when
, the Terrace museum put war relics on display. The 1,000

items on show ranged from uniform buttors.to giant unton

jacks.

Terrace Museum Association president Edward T.

Hockey club
elects -slate |

Terrace Hockey Club opened
the current season with a niett.
ing November 8, |

* Meeting attracted hockey play- Ff

6 and advocates of-the game,
Tis ‘election of officers placed
O’Brien in the president's
‘i air, Jim Kinnear as treasurer
and Leo O’Brien as secretary,
Bill Farrar was named to head
up the publicity committee, .
._ A work party was ordered to

’ garry out improvements to the

outdoor ice facility at Skeena
Secondary schoolgrounds and
Tentative plans. were made for

_ an ‘ice practice aa soon aS Weate

her premits,

~The next regular meeting of the
Hockey Club is scheduled for
Wednesday, November 22 in the
Community . Centre starting at
8:00 BP. mm, .

‘NEW SUPERVALU MAN.
AGER Car] Burns arrived in Ter=
Tace ‘this week from the com
pany’s Port Alberni store, ace
companied by his wife and six
week old baby, He takes over
from interim manager Al Mare

tini who returns .to Kamloops,

| is watehing|

Poul Bogelund is a man of his/
word, Strapped for time inwhich

A tas

Thanks a lot whoever you are
e » « « but our Honor Box up-
stairs just doesn’t honor plastic
Hong Kong play money. Or at.
least, — our honor bank down the
street doesn’t, So we'll be look.
ing for twenty cents from ‘you
next week, chum. Big brother

*

Mount Wober in the Nass Valley
was NOT named after J. Fred
Weber. It was named.in 1910
and J, Fred wasn’ hereabouts
during that“era, He says the
only association he has with
mountains in the current election
elation is Biblical, ‘1 will. Look
unto the hills from whence cometh
my help.” - .

‘ +

- Everybody ‘gets'‘A ‘fair’ shake
‘in this column too, so I say

to cover a meeting last week 1
called on. Mr, B, to ask if he
would arrange to have a report
submitted to me, He's a busy
man these days but he gave me
an affirmative answer and the,

Grand howl.

for Brownies

Third Skeena Brownie Pack
welcomed six new members on
November 9, - :

. Those admitted to Brownieland
were Darlene Bolton, Denice
Gluda, Karen Netson, Julie Ann
Martin, Shanon Yasinchuk and
Cindy Vicks,

Following a welcome by Come
missioner Mrs, Harry Smith, the
new Brownies were given the
“Grand Howl, - :

Tea and toast were served by
Brownies Donna Watmough, Gwen
Gazes and Wanda Algor all of
whom are working towards their
Golden Hand pins,

peanut butter

By - ‘RUTH HALLOCK

will de anything he can to better

-Federal Government's External

te of

report was on my desk shortly .

thereafter,

AS for Vie *olliffe, rn Bay
that any man who will get up at
three a,m. and come out without
a grumble to fix a leaking hot
water tank for a dumb house-
holder who is too. stupid to find
the shutoff valve, is a man who

things for his fellowmen. . (Just

for the record —the dumb house-| i

holder was I!)

w alk

Somebody in Terrace has ay

well-wheeled soapbox cart; He].
swiped tha wheels from the tri-
cycles of two little toddlers in
the Keystone. Court, ..Had he seen

day; hé might have’ had" second
thoughts about his racing career,
de® &;

One question: ‘how come the ‘

Better . Municipal Government

Committee didn’t put any women|

candidates on lis slate? I-ex-
pect an answer from Art Curfman
on that one..
* * :
Which reminds’ me, _Mré,
Jack (Rose) Sharples had serious-
ly. considered entering her name
as a candidate, but she has re-
ceived an invitation for an inter-
view for a teaching post with the

Aid to Underprivileged Countries
program. If the interview is
successful, Rose will be teaching
overseas next year, But she
hasnt . scrapped the Council
thought, Rose Sharples still in-
tends: to give it a try when the
time is right.

Hey there, you with the stars
in your eyes —be on the alert
for Terrace’s. newest traffic
signal light at the. corner of
Lakelse and Emerson, It-should |:
be in place and blinking ‘colors
at you almost by nowl -

nenney said this was the second full display arranged here, -

In: pictures above (left to right):

iB YOULL 8€ WANTED.
> ENLIST.AT ON

an officers uniform; a . |

‘DAUGS 'N 7
EVERYTHING. .

‘montage of vlistographs of the war; patriotic posters of =

another era; and recognition of Tocal veterans,

aIG WINNER at Kinsmen Bingo
was Mrs, Marie Johnston seen

with Kinamen treasurer Bul 1 Bare
the tears on their cheeks the next | vey,:; ;

The sky lit up for Mrs, Marie
Johnston of Terrace last. Wed.
nesday when She Won herself
$1000,

Giant ‘Bingo, one of. a series
being held here by the Terrace
Kinsmen Club,
are earmarked for Terrace’s
arena project,

bean on: Wednesday and her wins
nings did not require a split,

$60, 00-of her prize back. to the
:, arena

The event was the Kinsmen
All proceeds
“Mrs, Johnston had- the. lucky?
She,

- immediately donated

Terrace “Kinsmen sponsor

1) nard OMI of Kitimat.

|-was Mrs, Norval (Vesta) Douglas j
.| who addreased the group on be~

(CP) —
that swearing. at the boss does
not constitute serious industrial
‘misconduct, A factory. worker
was awarded. $60 damages: and
costs against a company after
‘he was fired on the spot for
using swear words during a
telephone conversation. with an
executive. om,

Terrace taxes too. high,
Poul. Bogelund charges _

“Terrace taxes are all out of
proportion and we must find ways
to hold them down.”

Those -were the words used by
reeveecandidate -Poul Bogelund
to Municipal Employees Union
(November 13),

Terrace taxes rate fifth highest
in the provinee according to Boges

Aig!

CWL hears |
guest speaker.

Guest speaker at the regular
meeting of. the. Terrace Catho.
lic Womens’ Leagué was Mrs.
Elsa Drummond of Kitimat, . |.)

rs,

‘Terrace group about last month's
‘national - CWL. convention held in
Montreal,’

is Diocesan] -
President,: and yeported.to thé] -

The meeting was ‘held on Nove
ember 7 under the ‘direction of}
Diocesan Director Father Bere

’ A second guest at the meeting

half of the Terrace Arena Assoc

arena building project,

Okay to swear

MANCHESTER, E n gland
A clty court decided

Given. red carpet

» “Every attempt must be made
‘to keep our millirate at its pre-
sent point,’’ Bogelund told the
gathering, “‘People must realize
that wages and salaries are bound
to go up, and must take this into
consideration, while at the same
time. realizing that economies
must be found in other areas,
We are presently living. In an
already inflated economy,” -
Ona of “ saving areas pro-
posed by Mr.
the consulting engineer category.
‘We need consultants andplan-
ners for major tasks in special
fields such as under or. overs
passes, but we must realize that

.considérable ‘monies have heen
spent in past years: for. consult-|"

ing services in our “zoning by~
laws,. ...
“We should havo: reached: the
af. where we, ourselves,
through our Muntelpal

bylaws without constant refers
ence to consultants,” po

Bogelund ‘fell. in| -

Leh
staff; could use anddevelop these]

Bogelund | ‘advocated : hanging
and amending. Munic{pal:’ tyler vs
to-keep up. with changing ‘tre :
in the community. - “

-“We must: avoid: the pitfall’ of
considering a bylaw as a: Sicred |
document °° which: “cannot -
touched, « Conditions change, and-
zoning and subdivision bylaws
must also be changedor amended

to keep in tune with current | CO, 7

ditions, ** he sald, 7.
He * -thted a case wherein one

with. building plans: when tt was
learned that a ruling of one build»
ing per lot applied to the Indus=
trialzone as well as the resi
dential zono,

“«T fully. agree that, in resided. .
Hal. zones, it’ should carry -the'
one biillding. per. Lot. restriction, '
but in industrial and, in some...
Gases, ebimercial” zoning, this:
rule should not apply, .-
“Et prevents the devalogment
of the industrial zone for the use -

« |for which it was intended,”

re in the community j 7

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Whether the move is direct, or storage of ell your

“TERRACE Bf
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belongings is needed, our experienced men and

large fatllities ace: ever ready to | serve you. |

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a Free Estimate ,

be.

taxpayer was unable to.go ahead. ~ |

: Cartage radel
"lene Weantiaye tty a Phone 435.2728 ° :
‘|to ‘raise money to pay for an a
fice’ plant slated for Terrace’s
; are

SUNDERLAND, England (CP)
~A. Durham bride -. didn’t
need a hired car to take her to
the. church because she lived| :
just around the corner irom it, |.
but her father insisted she
should arrive in style. So he
hired 20 yards of red carpet to
“make her walk to church look
dignified,’ * he said,

Report from Parliament Hill.

Judy fights the weed,
others subsidize it -

Do many of you remember the former: Vancouver “Sun
columns, Jack Seott?.. He wrote a dally- column for many
‘years and-would in that column publicly “displayed his re-
solve.,to .stop smoking,. And he did .stop’— many times.
_. Jack’sparlodic excursions into, the land. of lung and rese
‘piratory purity were brought to mind the. other day by an
article written: in the: Ottawa Citizen’ by” another former
British Columbian,

: Charles * King, ‘formerly of the Vancouver Provines, is
now assoctate editor of. the. Citizen ~ and he writes a regular
editorial page column, ‘ His latest relates. to his deciston

to ‘giva up the’ weod’.—I think he is now a A-Day pilus 10,

- with A atanding for the day of abstinence. ;

.. Miss’ Judy LaMarsh’and-I welcome Charles | King for each

of us quit smoking some’time ago. Judy gave up the habit

“about, 3. years ago” and I. moked my tage coffinenail about

- 7 years ago, ;

Miss LaMarsh and the. goverment’ are concerned about ©

. the - alga dn effects of ‘tobacco and. have eh educational

+!" campaign: in-progress’ for some ‘time to.en n the public

‘about:these harmful effects,..In 1968, for ‘instance, the De-

partment of National Health: and Welfare ‘Spent: $129,612. 00 *

on auch an educational program,, <: 2) a

-."dke the smoker who. has..quit’ and sneaks afew ‘puffs in |

aeclusion so his: family. and. friends © won't’ know go it is
- that a secret amano exiata in government: circles, : --:

‘For big or

[oS Dhe: ‘Kin club has pledged to’
“ij purchase | the ice plant in its
entirety, . Other money-raising
i {functions include “the annual
Christmas Peanut Drive andthe
Hoidlieberg Gardens,

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