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‘the Korean conflict.

" fallen. This is a very good policy.
for it serves to bind the atténd-
-ing membéers together and re.
‘Mind us of the original purpose

member and a good friend to all

. business men and women are
eligible for the honor, and, the

operator Malcolm Hilcove.

- writing at the Chamber office in

Speaker -will ‘be Walter Bardua,

‘back to the runner-up position,

-driving. One man was stopped
- on Lakelse Ave. and the other, a

Legion report >
for October

1932 — a chance to look back

“by Roy Greening,

‘Public Relations Officer,

, Royal Canadian Legion,

" Branch 13

At the monthly general
meetings at the Legion the open-
ing ceremonies include the sing-
ing of O Canada and the solemn
recollection of those comrades
who. died in ‘battle during the
First or Second World Wars or
Every.
month a two-minute silence is
Observed to remember the

during our Diamond Jubilee
Year: a

The United Church in
Hazelton was filled to capacity
on Armistice Day morning, and
occasion of the annual services.
This year by order in council the
day was proclaimed a national
holiday and the name of Armis-
tice Day changed to Remem-
brance Day. The service was
conducted by Rev. S.V.H. Red-
man, pastor of the church,
assisted by Rev, F.L. Bannister
of St, Peters Anglican Church,

Salvation’ Army. Dr. H.C.
of the organization, We also pay Wrinch gave a thoughtful ad-
homage to the older members dress in which he reviewed the
who has passed on. During that sacrifices made during the Great
silence | always think of my very War not only by those who fell
best friend who was killed and [| but on the part of those who" re-
find comfort in knowing that I mained at home, Two minutes
think of him every month and silence was observed at II am.
not just‘on Remembrance Day, which was closed by the sound-

Last Post: We were sorry to ‘mg of the Last Post by Capt.
learn that Comrade Al McCann Mundum. So

and Capt. Mundum of the .}

After listening to Freeman Vesta Douglas, Heritage Park’s Mamie Kerby and British Consul General Brian’

Watkins explain the value of our local heritage, dozens of smiling Brownies

, Guides, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts *

were trealed to hot chocolate and doughnuts during their Heritage Park visit last month.

passed away. He was a devoted

of us. .
‘Here is an article from the.
Omineca-Herald dated Nov. 16,

‘Nominations
_ still open.

The Terrace and District

Chamber of Commerce will con-
tinue accepting nominations for
‘Business Executive of the
Year’’ until Dec. 18, All local

Chamber is encouraging
nomination of those who.
operate businesses that have ©
‘‘shown themselves to be a truly
community-minded venture’’.
Last year’s award went to Ter-
race McDonalds franchise

Nominations can be entered in

the tourist information center on
Highway 16.

The Chamber’s next general
luncheon meeting will take place
tomorrow, Oct. 22, at 11:45
a.m. in the Bavarian Inn, Guest

vice-president of claims for the

Insurance Corporation of
British Columbia.

Cal girls

This hand-made quilt will be the grand raffle prize at the annual fall bazaar
Sponsored by the Catholic Women’s League. The bazaar will take place Oct.
28 from 7 p.m. to9 p.m, at Veritas School.

_.The Terrace Catholic
Women’s League - announced

their annual fall bazaar Oct. 28

in the gymnasium of Veritas

School from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
In addition to-the sale of bak-

books, religious articles, crafts
and miscellaneous items, a total
of 12.prizes will be raffled off
with tickets selling for 75 cents
each or three for a dollar. The

the City of

Terrace.

commonly described as the
Aquatic Centre).

m™ recreation complex.

rate sixth

__ The Caledonia Kermode girls’
fifth-place showing at the
28-team University of Victoria
tournament earlier this month
has moved them up a notch in
high school double ‘AA’ volley-
ball rankings. Kermodes are
now rated the sixth best team in
B.C., compared to their seventh
place rating in the first week of
October. On the single ‘A’ side,
Smithers girls lost their number
one spot to Notre Dame.
Smithers had started in second,
then went to first and now go

Branch.

— Branch programs;

Police Report

On Oct. 7 Terrace RCMP
made two arrests for impaired

- individuals.

resident of Edmonton, Allta.,
was apprehended while driving
on Kalum St. Both men will ap-
pear in Terrace Provincial Court.

at-a later date. .
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CORRECTIONS:
*‘More Than Just Jails”?

This three session mini course is directed towards anyone with
an interest in the work or programs of B.C. Corrections

. Topics to-be covered will include:
— Branch and justice system overview;
—- Branch philosophy and mandate:

— Job, post, and facility descriptions, and self assessment
materials relative to work in secure youth centres.
Attendance will be a “‘preferred qualification” for all
applicants to entry level position at the Prince George Youth
Containment Centre which is currently under construction.
This course will be of interest to both male and female

Course details:

Location: Room No, 1107, Northwest Community College
. Dates: October 28, 1987, November 4 & 12, 1987

Times: 7:00 p.m. — 9:30 p.m.

Note: A registration fee of $5.00 will cover the cost of coffee

For further information contact Frieda Dams, Northwest

|Community College, Terrace, 635-6511, roase_ |

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f°. Notice of Public Hearing ©
Rezoning Application

@ TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to change }
im the Zoning from A-3 (Residential No. 3) to P-2 {Park) — to af- §
& fect the property and land outlined and shaded onthe accom.
@ panying map, marked Schedule “A”. 7
gm Civic Address: Park Avenue, Nos. 4544, 4542, 4540, 4538,

@ Legal Addresses: Lots 6 to. 10 (inclusive) of Block ‘A’, Plan
| 972; All within District Lot 369, Range 5, Coast District (and

H The Intent: the intent of this Rezoning Application is to bring
m this property into conformity with the adjacent land and

m The proposed amendment By-law may be viewed by any and
all interested parties, during normal business hours (8:30 a.m.
& to 4:30 p.m.), Monday to Friday, at the Municipal Offices, 3215
@ Eby Street, Terrace, B.C, V8G 2x8.

m The Public Hearing will be held on Monday, October 26, 1987,
g at 7:00 p.m., in the Municipal Council Chambers, 3215 Eby

Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinions regarding this
s Application may do so, In writing, to the Mayor and Council,
and/or in person the evening of the said Public Hearing.

NOTICE

THIS AREA SUBJECT TO REZONING

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grand prize is'a double-size quilt —

made by Yvonne Fisher, and the
remaining prizes include rugs,
appliances and. gift certificates
donated by local merchants and
individuals.

Donations of items for sale
and prizes are still’ being ac-
cepted at Veritas School. For
more. information contact
‘Dolores at 635-5997 or Marion
at 635-3525. . :

South Side of the Terrace

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Robert S. Greno |
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