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‘There are some shots a bh 0.

[4 apher should never lake. ‘Alter

Gaining entrance to the pit at last weekend's stock car action in
Terrace the herald photographer caught Terry Francis getting

an pecs AMO

a little assistance. The thing: OF a-bob did not work correctly and

TERRACE HERALD,

sence

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pit crews had touse a little magic... manual labour.

ALL AROUND THE

WORLD...

Mr. and Mrs. Norval Douglas
returned to Terrace after
spending the summer vacation
touring South America. They
report that it was an interesting
experience, and recommend
the trip to people who are in
good health. (From Jungle

humidity to High Altitudes in
the Andes requires a lot of
stamina...)

“Doug” was eloquent about
the resources - gems, wheat,
nuts, fish, minerals, coffee,
cattle and citrus fruits, He

mentioned that it was strange
that with all these resources
poverty is still prevalent in the
countries of South America, and
that he tought that the law of
distribution needs revising.

Vesta was impressed by the

Canada still number 1

mild climate, tropical flora and
fauna, the music and the
friendly people. South America
was the last continent of the
world for these world travellers
to visit, and both stated that
Canada still rated number one
for them!

HOROSCOPE

By CONSTANCE SHARPE

CANCER

FORECAST FOR THE YEAR AHEAD

FOR ALL READERS BORN BETWEEN
SEPTEMBER 12th and SEPTEMBER 18th

Knotty problems affecting your career may have
tobe solved. Yet a lot may depend on the domestic
situation of the individual, since the principle of
mobility may form part of the solution - especially
for those Viroans who may be considering

emigration.

But be sure to take calculated

decisions, because any form of errataic condict
could lead to trouble. Romance is favoured - once

you get settled.

AQUARIUS
January 21 -February 19
Life may be full of surprises
for you to-day, But it is all a
question of intensity and some
of you may experience
surprises more intensely t
others.“ Bé’ cautious - over’
financial transactions and don’t"
take anything for granted. But
you may possibly score a big
success or personal triumph in
one thing or another.

PISCES
February 20 - Marh20

A good week for lovers and
romanticists, and today may in
many instances inspire surprise
matrimonial proposals. A good
week too for careeral, business
or profession, ventures.
Pisceans already married may
however experience some form
of domestic annoyance or worry
midweek, Next Saturday may
in some ways appear fruitful.

CASSIAR CONSTRUCTION LTD.

“Planners & Builders Gt Quality Homes’
Phone Mr A, Schwaiger 635-5220

Presently under construction

Approx. 1,200 sq. feet, 3 bedrooms, carport, full basement.
CMHC mortyage at 8% percent - $176.76 monthly. Full price
526,500 - $2,000 down may handle!

. Occupancy by November 1.
Buy Directly From Builder and Save!

ARIES
March 21 - April 20
If you are providing service
do not change your tactics,
because if you do you might run
up against snags. Big changes

may be pending or :about -to:;-

crystallise, but it is essential to
smake sure of your ground
before you decide on what has to
be done.

TAURUS
April 21 - May 21

You may suddenly be lucky or
feel that you are lucky. But
what you must not do is to
quarrel with your bread and
butter. Just work within your .
usual framework, and if you do
take a chance, be sure that you
do so in the form of a calculated
risk and not an irrational one.

GEMINI
May 22 - June 21
Some of you may well receive
an unexpected visitor to-day,

and may be pleasurably
surprised, But personal
problems or worries could in
some ways affect Geminian

lives this week.
CANCER
June 22 - July 22
Unexpected news may

occasion changes or may saddle
you with new responsibilities.
Job changes may affect some,
and worries may afflict others.
But this does not mean that this
a a ‘erisis week’.
LEO
July 23- August 22
This could be quite a lucky
week in'a number of ways, but
may at the same time require a
certain measure of self-
‘sacrifice. You may have to
relinquish a pet idea, or a

problem posed may appear

unsolvable...
VIRGO |
August23 - September 22
Surprise solutions to certain
of your problems, but don’t try
to foree decisions in the
business field. Keep your
options open. Puzzling matters
may affect the domestic
department; but the way to
solve any form of crisis al
present is to suspend judgment

charged a fee of $5,00

examination.

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NOTICE

Examination for license to scale logs will be held on
Wednesday, September 29, 971, at the Ranger Office, Ter-
race, commencing at 9:30 am.

A course of instruction in preparation for this examination
wiil be held on Monday, September 20 through to Wednesday,
Septemer 22 at Terrace. This course of instruction is av-
ailable “free” to any interested persons.

The examination is “free to those persons who hold a
current “Appolatment of Acting Scalers,” all others will be

Candidates should obtain applications for the examination
from the Ranger Office prior to the examination date. These
should be completed and available for presentation at the

LIA. GS cE

until you are certain of your

facts.
LIBRA
September 23 - October 22

Changes of personnel in your
occupational environment, may
open up chances or
opportunities for you, thus
alfecting your prospects,

SCORPIO
October 23 - November 21

Opportunity to gain extra
revenue may come your way
and could help to solve any
financial difficulty or worry
which may be in co-existence.

SAAGITTARIUS

Navember 22- December 2t

A challenging week, but all
you have to do is to face day-by-
day matters with an optimistic
spirit. Tribulations will be

3 more apparent thanreal, :

CAPRICORN |
December 22 - January 20

If you take a business decision
at the opening of this week,
stick to your guns*and do not
change your tactics, This might
be a test of your nerve, but any
wavering in resolve might
result in a setback.

H.M, Pogue, R.P.F.
DISTRICT FORESTER

TERRACE, B «.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR |

‘The Terrace Art Association’
will sponsor a travelling film

show, ‘entitled “New Ciriema
Art",
‘ companied by Ted Lindberg .

which will be. ac-

from the Vancouver, Art
Gallery.

There will be one showing
only, and it will be held in the
Terrace Library basement at
$:00 pm., Thursday, September
16.

The programme will consist -

of five or six short films which
fall into the category of New
Cinema Art. The fitms are
personal .stateruents by artist-
film-makers who have simply
abandoned the old tools and

devices for new, in an effort to.

expand creatively and to selve

personal problems similar in _

nalure to those originally posed
by painters, poets and com-
posers.

- The films will be somewhat
abstract in form but immensely
engrossing to most viewers.

XXXXXX

The regular monthly meeting
of the Terrace Chapter of the
Registered Nurses Association
of B.C. will be held at 7:00 pm.
on September 13 at the home of
Mrs, Needham at Lakelse Lake.
This will be an introductory
meeting and all registered
nurses new to the area are
welcome.

XXXXXX

Anyone wanting to play whist
- young or old, attention. The
Terrace Whist Club will be
holding their first game of this
season at St. Matthews
Anglican Church on Lazelle
Avenue on Monday, September
13. The game starts at 8:00 pm.

All players are urged to al-
tend this gameasa meeting will

_ follow the regular game of

whist.

The price for the game
remains at fifty cents per
person. Prizes will be as usual,

and refreshments will be ser- .

ved,
“KXXXXX

The Catholic Women's
League invite all ladies of the
parish to attend a Potiuck
Supper on Tuesday, September
14 at Veritas Hall. Cocktails will
be served from 7:00 to 7:30 pm.,
and supper will follow. Mem-
bership cards will be available
at the function, if desired, and

* all ladies are urged to come out

and meet the teachers.

The Golden Rule is planning a.
“white elephant and bake sale in
the near future, and are looking
for items for the sale, H you
have a new article that you -
cannot use, put it aside for this
sale, Collection points will be
announced at a later date,

The Terrace and district ‘
Chamber of Commerce would
ikke to announce that the first
fall dinner meeting after the
summer's recess will be held at
Gim's Restaurant on Tuesday,
September 14.

The guest speaker will be Mr.
Tom Harvey, the Forest Service
Ranger for this area, and his
topic of discussion will be
“Slash Burning in the Terrace
area.”*

President of the club, Mr. J.T.
MacKay would appreciate a
good turnout, and would like to
remind members that next
month’s meeting will be held on'
the first Tuesday of the month
(October 5) at the Lakelse Hotel
Banquet Room.

XXXIXX

The Terrace Little Theatre
will hold it's first meeting of the
fall season on Monday, Sep-
tember 13 at the Home of Molly
Nattress at 4611 Morris Avenue.

Plans for the fall season will

_ be duscussed and all interested

persons are urged to attend.

When you
don't know who
| fo turn to...
TURN 10 US WITH

. CONFIDENCE
MacKAYS

FUNERAL
HOME

Phone 635-2444
Terrace, B.C.

- Serving Kitimat

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1971,
Local:couple  §
" exchange vows

The “Terrace Light. 0; ;
Society will “bald Shetr pera
meeting of the fall season-‘dn .
Wednesday, September 15 at :
8:00 p.m. in the Terrace Library :

ilding. us %:

The meeting will be an
organizational one, and plans
for the spring production will be

NANCY JEAN only: daughter of |
_ Mr. and Mrs, R.E. OLSON was
oMiarried te .°BERNARD
JOSEPH NIKIRK eldest son of §
_Mrs. Anne and the late Mr. Roy ¢
Nikitk of : Kerrobert- Saskat-

discussed, So far, it looks like © Chewan.

the show for this season will be __Thebridewasattended by her|
the perennially popular Cousin Mra. Jean Olson of
OKLAHOMA! but no! has . Hazelton, and the best. man was
been decided for sure yet, Ralph Virk of Kitimat: - .

_. Revrend John Balzer per- 3
formed the ceremony, Friends #
from, Terrace, ‘Houston,
Hazelton and Kitimat were
present. The couple will live in
Kitimat.”

All persons interested In this
form of self-expression should
make every effort to come out
ie the meeting, and bring your
ideas.

LE. PRUDEN REALTY Ltd.

Newly finished and ready for immediate occupancy. . This
‘home features large living rdam and dining room plus two
bedrooms, fully carpeted on the main floor. The kitchen is,
modern and spacious. The full basement is framed with - &
roughed in plumbing and could easily be finished as. a
revenue suite All this plus aftached-carpart and large tot
(118 x 128) make this a good buy at $26,000. ey

Large executive type home located on choice view lot -
overleoking the Skeena Valley. In all. 3400 sq, ff, of finished . - 9.
floor area. Some of the many excellent features are six
bedrooms, three baths, two fireplaces and many more,
Owner is moving and has priced to Sell. For appointment te to |
view contact our office. .

Centrally located on pavement, close fo schools ard all .
services Three bedrooms on main flaor plus another three

and plumbing finished'in the basement. Large livingroom —
with attractive fireplace. Diningroom features built-in china:
cabinets. Attached carpartand many more features, Ifyou @f-
are considering a quality home this should be checked for 7

good value at $31,000. ;

Handyman? This home needs some minor work but is priced
to sell quickly. Two bedrooms large kitchen, livingroom and
fireplace all make this a good starter or a ideal for asmalter.
family. Concrete foundation and serviced by sewer and
water, Lacated on a large 124 x 122 lot. Try your offer to
$10,500.

Just one year old and located in a quiet area of new homes.
Two bedrooms on main floor plus fullbasement. Attractive
shag carpeting In livingroom and . hallway. Owner is
transferred and possession can be immediate. All offers on
downpayment considered fo the asking price of $22,850.

LARRY PRUDEN - 635-5240

TOM SLEMKOQ - 635-3345
JOHN CURRIE 635.5365