, 1967

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TERRACE “OMINECAY

PLEDGES WERE TAKEN in the new!

Phi

Zagar, Miss Marlanthy Klonarakis,

Warner and Mrs, D. Stubbs. .

INSTALLATION | OF OFFICERS o of Beta Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma. Phi
was held last Thursday with the following taking part: left to right ore installing
officer, Mrs. N. Winding; president, Miss Emma Zagor; vice-president, Mrs. R.
Mason; treasurer, Mrs. D. Kroetsch; extension officer, Mrs. W. Batter: corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs, R. Shumka. Not shown are recording secretary | Mrs, J.

y formed Beta Zeta Chopter of Beta Soma ;
Sorority. Shown around the ritual table (left to right) are
- Mrs. R. Macintyre, Miss Carolyn Pruden, Miss Melanie Lioyd, Mrs. 2. Kroetsch,
Mrs. L. Dennill, Mrs. D. Slinn; officiants centre,
Mrs, W. Batter, Mrs. G. Elliott; new pledges, Mrs.
Mrs. J, Carlson, Mrs. J. White, Mrs, R. Wauthier,- Mrs. R. Shumka, Miss Emma ©”
and Mrs, W, Sulymka. Not. shown are Mrs, J,

Mrs. N. Winding, Mrs: R. Mason,
H. Onstein, Mrs.

Mrs, L. -Lissner,

Hogg,

Sorority

‘| the age of 6, a -child’s, first’ 4

‘teath, not: ‘Teplaced later bya

‘| parents, even with college edu:

_ Dr an’s frank advice . ‘to
- to. parents should be heeded
‘more widely. For our.dental
surgeons “are “trying “very

hard .to’ alert laymen’ to ‘the .

ways hy which” out’ teeth can
remain in ‘good: condition: ‘all.
our lives, without’ thé’ need
for false teeth. Memorize, ‘that;
Number 66:

By GEORGE: W. ‘CRANE,
: Ph BD, Me Dy.

.CASE C803: Our Son’ Daniel
is a skulful dental surgeon.::

“Dad, he began recently, ay
wish vou would alert’.all’ your
a

readers fo’ afew: salient
facts,: 1
| “For’T ‘havea “fairly heavy
patronage . by: child. patients.
And .my three. years with the
dental. division. of : our — state
board of ‘health also’ ‘relnforees
these Suggestions! «| -

“First, parents: need to - re.
member the ‘crucial Number 64.

“It refers to the fact that. at

permanent teeth erupt,’: They
are 6th’ from - the midline in
front! ‘

“Since. ‘they are one- andonly

second: set, don’t let. them de:
cay.due to carelessness!"
“Yet: far too many ‘Amnériean

cation, still don't: realize.“ that
a first grader. has four’ peri
anent teeth!

“So warn all parents ‘to in:
spect their: child's:- ‘mouth,
counting at ‘the midline :
front.
“Tha first: five teeth on- ach

-} soft drinks between meals, |

in] dren between their meals.

HERALD, TERRACE, BC. .

side of this midline. both ‘above
and below, are sd-called ‘baby’
teem. which will drop out. and
be replaced by second teeth
within a few years.
“But.that 6th tooth. from . the
midline, on: soth: sides:
and below, ‘is: a. permanent: ‘mol
art i
“Because, of the faliure of par:
ents to realize ‘this, fact, - those

four molars: ‘are, often. allowed .

to decay, 9° °"-.

“And thatcis: doubly” tragic,
for those are the front. anchors
for all the mai -‘chewers.” =”

“Second, ‘urge, ‘parents. to
teach children to avoid’ sweets
between meals, -. .

EH they are to- get candy and | : . ;
ps! PEC TAL! |—
. Fishing Supplies”

OF ALL TYPES
. Little boys’ tishing rods.

soft drinks, schedule. ‘them -as
part of the. ‘meal, such ‘as the
dessert course.

“For patticles of | candy ean
stick between the teeth ‘and re-
main there In the provess of
dissolving for half an hour or
longer. :

“Meanwhile, ‘acid: producing
bacteria will flourish and these
help produce. thie.’ ‘original. tiny
decayed ;spots onthe teeth. -.

“Many American: children
are also. overweight, due'to the
habit of -gorging on candy and

“Fiain ‘water or: a -glass of}
milk is better for growing. chil-|°

“Third, it is smart: to. use’a
toothbrush after every meal

“between thelr teeth:

abore| -

“teeth, are. so far. ‘gone-that’ they

4 ually not.

“areas or. from. ‘thie’ ‘nderprivil-
eged homes! . oy
““And some parents ‘still : “act
The McNaught Syndicate. “Ine.
40 East 42nd Street.
“New_York, New York 10017

Poy
a oS

So

*" sees

“i that is not
least. the children shonld em-| ¢
ploy . toothpicks regularly after

feasible, ;

eating and then -
flush oitt ‘the’ ‘spaces.

have’ teen-age : ‘patients: those
will need - false’ ieeth before
they even: enter college! .
“Yet. these , children “ate us-
trom. (he = poverty

indifferent’ to their children's
decaying teeth * apparently fig-
uring the Youngsters can easily

s.
life!"

sat) td

‘swish, - ‘water |."
(to. ‘help ie

“Many “of vis dental surgeons avhen defici

fa: spokesman

friendly ‘approach: a 'men,”

~ Always . “tte to Dr Crane:

‘in care of this newspaper, en-
closing a -long ‘stamped:. ad-

: dressed. envelape and 20c .to.

* gaver’ iyping
_ costs. when yon send for one"

and

of his booklets.) --

“printing” wt vk
The ; fini ‘in, your: ‘Braking .

lowers the boiling” . point of,
your brake fluid. | -.
The boiling point of a ‘good

Soman

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‘statements - business cards - invitations - flyers
letterheads - brochures . envelopes - all forms:

Fenn eat e ee ease et tanseee

a“ novelties and notions of all. neat

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3504 Kalium St.

say. 1.95.

gtade of brake. fluid is about .

549 degrees fahrenheit, but,
when contaminated can start
evaporating at’ about 388. de-
grees ‘fahrenheit which is
lower than the boiling point
of even the cheapest grade of
brake fluid,

.- The -contamination’ also
creates rust and pitting of the
smooth finish in your master
and. wheel “cylinders -and
should be. .changed © at Teast’
once a.year.

. For thorough checkup and
complete brake , service, . call
Curley’s: Safety’ “Service Ltd.,
at 635-5640 on , Highway 16
West, Terrace,” B.C, —~ "for
brakes that breathe. |

*

‘| system becomes ’,¢ontaminated:, ;
with ‘dirt and - water, + ‘which | |

as more cargo-room an
| People-room than any other wac

-Inits class,

Warner ond installing officer Mrs. G. Elliott,

Terrace |.
Drugs

Kolum St; 635-2727
Open ‘Sundoy 12-2 p.m,

"Your Rexall Stores”

Lakelse

Pharmacy

Super-Valu Shepping
Centre
Phone 635-5617
Gpon Sunday 7-9 p.m,

PRESCRIPTION SERVICE -
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Coming

An incident in the history of
Barkerville is the basis for the
story of THE SONG OF THE
SERPENT which will be pre-
‘sented in Terrace by Holiday
Theatre on May 10, 1967 in
Veritas School Auditorium. |

This play, written especially
for Holiday Theatre by Betty
Lambert from the B.C.. Centen-
nial Committee.

The production’ will be- pre- .

sented on Holiday Theatre's

fawn portable open stage which

will be set up on the floor of
the auditorium so that the au-
dience may sit around three
sides. This methad of staging is
in line with contemporary
thought on children’s - theatre
and will | be - presented

the first time on this tour. Au
diences will be limited to five
hundred children of  element-
ary school age. '

_ SONG OF THE SERPENT is

Canadian Pacific Airines,

directed by Margaret Faulkes.

announces -
new. summer. schedule
in: effect

wri 30,. i967 |

~ Complete detailed a.
schedules r now Y exeiioble

to.
_|schools in Northern B.C. - for

In May.

of England, a noted: authority
on children's theatre. Sets have
heen designed by Miles Quinn’
and executed -by Peter’ Pryor.
Costume design is by Ilse Rich-
ter and executed by Verna Fen-
ney. Jane Heyman, recently
appointed as the new Artistic
Director of Holiday Theatre, is
managing the tour, and: Ray
Michal is stage manager, ~

, The east includes Pia Shan.

‘del as Priscilla, Jane Heyman |~

as the Hurdy Gurdy girl, Greg-
ory Reid as Wright, Don Craw-
ford -as Billy Deluxe, Jim Me-
Queen ‘as Jason, Robert Gra-
ham as Corrigan, Leo Burdak
as Knuckle-Under Nogan and
Owen Foran as. Old - Cariboo
and the Baron. .

Holiday Theatre will spend

the entire month of ‘May tour-
ing the Northern Communities
of B.C. They will travel in their
own specially built  bus-truck
which carries both cast and set.’

9 0 fie eke Aeepencen ERAS
“Fhe boss couldn't come to
ainner, dear, 50 I brought his

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