by Terrace contributor
» . Roy Greening

_ 0n Queen Charlottes

The joint meeting of. ‘the

‘Canadian Legion and ‘the aux-

- The fall zone meeting meeting “iliary was held on ‘Thursday of

Of the Royal Canadian Legion
will také place on. Sept. 26 at
Queen Charlotte City and will
last for two days. Delegates
from the whole Northwest area
will attack current problems and
set or revise policies. The dele-
gates are Comrade Bill Kennedy,
Comrade Keith Trask and Com-

rade Maria Thomsen.

On Sept. 19 a dart team went |
to Kitimat to join in a Fun Darts
Night and last Wednesday, (26
people took part in a darts com-

petition at the Terrace Legion.
The week before than, 28 en-
thusiasts came along to play the

popular game at the usual -

Wednesday night session. _

Since Branch 13 is still
celebrating its Diamond Jubilee,
let’s look back on some Legion
activities as reported in the
Omineca Herald in 1928:

The Canadian Legion picnic
was held at Lakelsé Lake on

Sunday last. There was a good ©

attendance of the members and
their families. It was a joily
outing. A boat trip on the lake

‘was one of the enjoyable

Jeatures, bathing and social chat

were the other ‘features. Of

. course, there was a fine lot of
eats, (July, 1928).

Another report in. the same

paper was headed Hello a Joint

| 4 Meeting and reported:

Parker —

_ - 6ontinued from page 1

vice to the private sector will
take place due to the reduced

~ fesponsibility of the government
in B.C. forests. .

_ * “Qur costs will drop and we'll
see a gradual decline in jobs
within the Ministry. I don’t ex-

_ pect that to be radical; I think
that it will probably be handled
through attrition,’’ he said.

Parker estimated the_ policy
changes will result in a net in-
crease in government forest
revenues of $100 million annual-
ly. He said the changes. will
“establish a fair and equitable
pricing system for timber, sen-

- sitive to miarket fluctuations,

production costs and the value
of products produced.’’

Bike Club —

continued from page 19

- We get lots of phone calls but
when I set out the ground rules [
never hear from them again,”’

said Harvie. ‘*To work, it has to -

be a community-based thing.
'  *f’m really pleased to see the
club in Terrace. It’s a good idea
and it’s good for the communi-
ty.”” .
Gellner said the club has
already enlisted 15 enthusiastic
‘members at two organizational
“Meetings, and on Sept. 30 a
public meeting will be held at the
arena recreation office at 8 p.m. .
' He said the main topic at the
meeting will be to consider a
proposal to join -the Bicycle
Association of B.C. According
to Gellner, the provincial body
would keep the local club in-
formed and make it possible to
hold workshops on topics such
as bicycle maintenance, bicycle
safety, racing, touring, moun-
tain biking, and all-terrain
. bicycles.
_. Gellner urged everyone to at-
tend the meeting. ‘‘We want to

last week. The: president con-
gratulated the Ladies Auxiliary
On their activities during the past
year and the large amounts of
money raised for improvements

to the building and: to the Blue
Room. A hearty vote of thanks.

was tendered the Boy Scouts, the

C.G.1.T, and the Golden Key.
. workers for theirk generous |.
assistance during the Past:year |.
and especially on Armistice Day. - |.

The amount raised was $85.00.
After business a pleasant social —
hour was spent and a lot of ©
refreshments were served by the |

ladies. (Dec. 1928). .

Police.

Terrace RCMP report that on

Sept. 19 three Terrace men were.

“arrested and charged: with im-

paired driving. Two of the
drivers were apprehended in
road checks and. the third was -
charged after being involved in a
motor vehicle accident. .

All three men. will appear in.
Terrace court,
: ek k

cy

Motorcycle Club and Captain John Harker of the Salvation Army invite all -

he run takes off at 2 p.m. from the

needs to be. publicly Teprimand-
ed, ‘for she is not putting for-

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British Columbia.

funding and organization,

participate in this process.

encourage everyone to have fun
and ride following the rules of
the road,’” he said.

IS AN OPEN BOOK.

Public libraries play an important role in
the life of communities large and small throughout

. This is the reason the Honorable Bill Reid,
Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Culture, in
co-operation with the British Columbia Library
Trustees Association and the Union of British’
Columbia Municipalities, has initiated the "New _. |

Approaches” Task Force to review public library

Everyone in British

Written submissions can be sent to the“New.
Approaches” Task Force, c/o Coquitlam Public
Library, 901 Lougheed Highway, Coquitlam, B.C.
V3K 3T3. They must be received no later than’
November 1, 1987 For furth
free 1+800-663-2112 (outside Vancouver) or

_ 931-2416 (Vancouver calling area).

Written and oral submissio

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ns will also be received
at the Public Meeting to be held in your area:
‘Terrace
October

—2.p.m.--5 pm.
- Inn of the West. .
4620 Lakelse Avenue

Columbia is invited to.

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espoused by any political party

as a method to attain: change’

then there is no limit to the form
violence may take. The use of

nuclear weapons is probably the’

ultimate form of violence. Is

that next if less effective violent

* methods fail?

Yes, activities in the House of
Commons, from time to time,
do resemble a horse race. It

looks as if, in the jockeying over ©

apartheid, that the N.D.P. only
entered a part of the horse.

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rate ®

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makes a tour of the city streets, and
everages of their choice, courtesy of
the Salvation Army's Christmas gift -