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‘Tha ‘regi meeting of the
atholic Woman's League
aired by Mrs, J.:'Turchinski,
as held Tuesday, October §,
It was announced that the .
Bottle Drive for: the Arena
Association netted $640.
Suggestions were heard for a
ring drive. a
Resolutions passed at . the
Provincial Convention -were
discussed, In the case. of inv
Hividuals sentenced .
Bcorrectional institutes becaite
mof drug use, it was felt that the
determinations of the Minister.

1
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oj

hould be left open to appeal, ag

basic:human right. .

mentally ill and the League

a urges that psychiatric Clinics be

Bset up to deal: properly: with -
Fthese problems and -help such -
people to return-to normal life;

A. second resolution of par-.

s| ticular concern to many parents

écommends that previews . of
Fadult movies be deleted from
jfamily type shows,

‘Terrace - ‘Library

Childrens program’ STORY -
HOUR will open on Saturday,

Oct. 16 with a film. from- the
CHILDS — OWN: ‘CINEMA
program. ;

The: first film’ this year’ is
called: ‘THE KITE FROM
ACROSS: THE WORLD, ‘
‘A ‘group of children: in’ Momt-

. martré finda beautiful kite in a:
tree, which turns out to have -.

come. from China.

The-CHILDS:OWN. CINEMA:

program.is - sponsored -in
Terrace.by the Pacific Norther
Gas:Co. The program consists
of 10: films. for the 1971-1972
season. These . films ‘are

especially selected for children. .

STORY HOUR a program of
stories and films under’ the
direction of Mrs, Jeanne Sarich

is open toall children age 5 to 12°

ata charge of 10 cents a child. It

isheld at the Terrace Library
each Saturday from 1 to 2 p.m. .

For further.information phone
the: e Ubrary ‘at 635-5152.

“Ont a vlightar nthe Bazaar ani

- Tea for Saturday, Octaber: 16,
- were finalize
homie baking, sewing, books-a
white elephant: :booth:-and ‘an

“There ‘will. be

especially attractive ‘novelty ‘a
le .

this year, ..

A fish pond and games itt be.
proded for the: ‘tnlldren. a

The meeting ended with. thls,

‘word for thotight,: by Father.”
‘Alison. ©

“Bach one of us must become nee

a little more apostolle; take an
individual; get to know him and

let him know us. Being neigh:
. : hourly is being — _
‘These people are actually. - 5

Fire. costs.

: doubled 7
‘from. 1970

Fires in the Prince’ Rupert
Forest District to-date “have
risen to a total: of 224, higher
than last year’s: figure ‘12.

- Estimated : cost..to-date has.

‘ ‘Yeached the $359,700 level and is -

almost double .the cast of 1971,
-when costs were estimated at
197,100.

“The fire’: -hazard in. the.
Terrace area is. ‘reportedly low
and weather: conditions . con-
- tinue to remain-moist. —

Fire hazards continued low
throughout: the province this.

: week with the exception of- the
lower elevations in the southern -

portion of © the - “Kamloops
“District, where the hazard was
moderate,

The continuing ‘ool moist
‘weather reduced the number of
forest fires burning to 23, and the
number of new outbreaks to 3.

This year there have. been .

2,893 fires which have cost.an

" estimated $9,762,900 (adjusted
figure) to fight, and burned an

estimated 878,000 acres.

During the corresponding |
period in 1970 there were 3,975
forest fires and suppression
costs were in excess of $8.8
million. — .

The estimated cost of ' ‘sup-
ipression this week is: $131,700.

‘CENTENNIAL MEMO ~ While
quill pens were still in vogue,
British Columbia had -its own

Hall Point, on Hardy: Island, .

Bred : ‘ t Jali:
en eennaee who’ ‘served ‘in’ the,

Battle of The Nile. _

‘Seay & wy

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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT”
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ONE HOUR ONLY WHILE QUANTITY LASTS

- interest in our neighbour as an

HELP..ME I'M-LOST -

Latlies and Gen-
_tlemen....litroducing star of stage, screen and
the Terrace Herald; Ruebyn Knight. The little -
four month old part dactshund, often mistaken -
for 4, golden labrador pup, is reported lost and
suspected dog-napped,. Owner Rick Knight has
often put Ruebyn's photo in the Herald but this -

_recent picutre will help local residents in finding:
the little dog. The Knight's apparently had spent
the weekend | in Prince George and after leaving |

‘

THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, BC.

the dog with a neighbour, they returned Sunday
to find old Ruebyn missing. If you see or Know |
the whereabouts of this sias, please contact the
_ herald at 635-6357 or phone Rick Knight at 635-
5212, This is the second time Tuebyn has been. Baie
"reported missing. A story similar to his was ff

-sufficient in relocating the puppy and it is hopea
_ that ‘public response to this article will be
overwhelming. . Ask you neighbours... .

Play. Day for. sports fans"

looking - for real, live « an

~ Sports - -fans .can turn, from:
television viewing this Saturday
and witness ‘some real, live

, action.

‘Northwest Zone Play Day
activities’ begin Saturday
morning at.both Skeena and

‘Caledonia Secondary school

gymnasiums. .
Fans can watch volleyball,

_ Soccer and cross country racing |

action as contestants from
Hazelton ‘through . to Prince
Rupert turn-out. :
Seceer’ games take. ‘on
especially important roles. in

the weekend’s Play Day and.

‘winners will visit Victoria Later

-in the year for ‘provinelal

competition, ©
The’ -show ‘begins at 9:30
a.m. * ‘and is preslcted to last
until supper time, |
HARLEMACES —
‘Friday night’s basketball
game between members of the
Harlem Aces from New York

31 péinis to the Allstars and left.
the Aoor’ with the total score

Standing at 107-76, Terrace.’

“High” point. makers. ‘for

‘Terrace were John Walbergs

with a and Rod Klauss with 20..
Harlem ‘Ace star down’ Mary .

. Garret topped the scoring and
- withia: series of ‘long shots, °
_scored 49 points. °

“Terrace basketball’. players
Dale Prest and Amie Jansen

were taken, aut af the Caledonia .
’ squad line-up : and stuck onto the

 Aces's team, ‘filling the gaps =i

made by a poor turn-out from
the New York.team. .

Another larger crowd is”

expected to witness the ap
proaching Harlem Star’s game
Which is expected to rival last

" year’s. success, - The game is.

scheduled for two week's. time,

a Skeena’ 8 gym.

Library, opens” ‘Sunday:

First for this area!”

‘Terrace Public Library.
(Service ls our: “‘motto!): will be
open for the public'on Sundays
from 2-5 p:m., beginning Oc-

‘tober 17., Sunday opening is 80 -

far scheduled fv’ the winter,

‘ months’ only;

Thé Childrens program for.
ages 4-12 resumes on Saturday .

dnd’ ‘the: Terrace-“AHdtars\?* ghtaber te under’ Whe alana
Fith

proved interesting: swwssia tases ean!
Although’ the: “Ace's iy ken:

was"not complete, they I Tost" by~

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Library: basement: : .. The
program’ ‘will feature story:
telling, games and films.

For further information Bi

phone the Library at 635-5152.

CENTENNIAL MEMO - 4 {fall
race meeting held at Ashcroft
was reported .in the New
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bn 1885, ‘There were'seven races
otto, “three UF Toor horses

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