MONDAY, MAY 3, 1971

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, Bt.

Seventy-six band students from’ Skeena Jr,
Secondary and Caledonia Sr. Secondary
returned from Centennial Tour to Victoria April
5. Students spent morning taking intensive
instruction from staif of Canadian Forces School

session.

of Music. Above are from left to right Douglas
McLarty, Michael Rebinson, Brian Hobbs and
Instructor MWA Robert Stebbings during tuba

Dear Ann Landers: -Please
print this on Mother’s Day. It
might open a few eyes while
there is still time. It’s too late
for.me. We buried Mama last
week,

- As my brothers and I sat by
the closed casket, fragments of
unwelcome ‘memories invaded
my consciousness. Things [
hadn’t thought about for years--
or maybe ever. The times we
- talked about sending Mama to
visit her sister, We knew she

wanled to ge but somehow: we |
never gol argund to sending her. .

When‘ her sister died we sent
Mama to the’ funeral. You'd
have thought we might have
learned something from that
experience but [’m ashamed to
say we didn’t.

Mama wasn't what you would
call fancy, but she enjoyed good
music and plays, especially
about’ the ald ° country.
Whenever some _ special
entertainment came to town my
brothers and | would say toeach
olher, ‘Mama would like

in-law has

ANN
PINDER S

it would be a pretty dull column,
wouldn't it?

Dear Ann Landers: My sister-
two miniture
poodles. These dogs are not
trained. She says they are a
nervous breed and she doesn't
want to upset them. (] think she
is lazy). Anyway she has
decided to “live with it” and she
expects. everyone else to live
with it, too.

We bought new carpeting in
November and every time my

‘sister-in-law comes over with
her poodles 1 am a wreck, They ©

have already made two spots
but I saw them in time and ren
with the soda water. I told her
last Sunday to keep the dogs in
the kitchen when she comes to
visit or leave them home, She
said, ‘“‘They are like my
children. Would you ask guests’
to leave their babies in’ the
kitchen because they were not
trained?" I-didn't know what to
say. Please help me.--Non-

. Plussed

that...” bul we Never got around: |

to taking her.

The last time I saw Mama she
was helping my brother's wife,
just home from the hospital
witha new baby. Mama seemed
so old and frail, It occurred to
me that I hadn't seen her for
weeks. ] said to myself, I've got
to find a little more time for
Mama,” But J never got around
to it. And now there isn’t any

Dear Non: | :
\Bahieswhoarenot trained |
usually wear diapers. Tell her if

. She is willing to take the same

, precaution with her dogs, fine--.

: otherwise leave. them in the

kitchen or keep them at home.

Plan ahead — it wasn’t
raining when Noah built the
Ark.

Community
calendar

publish news and notices about
non-profit groups and
organizations. Submissions
should be typed, dated, and
show mame of person
submitting news and telephone
number,

Eve Melnyk, President of
Legion Auxiliary to the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 13,
and Zone Representative Lois
Tutt attended the annual
provincial convention of
Legional auxiliaries in

_Alice West also attended.

The Auxiliary. will hold a
Centennial, i Pie” Sale on
Saturday, ! "May - ath, at |
. Woolworth’s Store: More than
“100 pies -will be. baked | and
‘donated by: Legion ladies.for the
sale; half the proceeds will be
. donated to the Terrace Arena
Association, <"

Church Brethren’ will hold a
bake sale May 8th from 2 to 4
p.m. at the Terrace Co-op, |

Kitimat’s annual soap box
derby will be held June 18-19
this year and persons from
Terrace and district are invited
ta participate.

Trial runs will be held in May.

Children aged between 13 and
15 years will compete in the “A”
event. Children aged 11 and 12
will compete in the “B” event,

John Scott at 632-7023 in

Kitimat has more information.

more time.---Regrets
Dear Regrets: Here is your
letter--on Mother's Day. My
thanks for writing and my
condolences to you and -your

brothers,

ai Dear Ann Landers; I like to
f put my hand over, your answers
: and see how “my | thinking

we are on the same wave
length; but your advice to
“Lost,”’ the Infantryman who
returned from Vielnam to find
his wife three months gone, was
terrible, .
“Lost" says, “I can
understand. I'm not bitter. I
love her." His wife says: “How
wonderful that I am pregnant!
The good Lord .has. been
generous, We should be happy.”
Ann Landers Says, “Superior
understanding and compassion-
-Forgive and forget. Be equal to
4 the challenge. The rewards will
m be tremendous, God bless.”
4 Here's the way. 1 see’ it:
: “Los?? is an idiot. Beats me
- how anyone that dumb sutvived
in Vietnam. You should have
tald him to get his marbles
counted and throw the tramp:
out--the other guy's kid and all.
As for her-she's got ta be
feebleminded. A .woman who’
‘gets ‘‘pregnant when her
husband ig ‘overseas is a total

4
vd
m
ony

=” 6=©=©6 who comes cut good here is Mr,
f° Whatzizname. Clean as a
m hound’stooth. No paternity sult, |
no child support, ‘in fact no one *
evert looks: "eross-eyed . at- him.
And what really kills me is your
- out-of-the-world statement’ that
}  God:will bless an act Jike that, ||
|. . You ‘are’ aiso’ bananas.Read
You in: Stars-and Stripes: ...
Dear Readery:0.K., we: don't
agree.: What's so: bad: about
that? If you could predict every’

compares with’ yours, Usually |"

imbecile, As I'see it the only guy ‘|B

A singsongin a children's home. Kids from
broken honies learning the jay of making music. eo
With a guitar .: and gentle help :..and happiness.

ward I wrote before eyo read ad :

woe

Yes, you can buy.

| happiness, For others.

“Now. Today. 7:

~ Give to The.

- Salvation ‘Amy.
ed Shield Appeal,

. Community Calendar will

Chilliwack. Terrace delegate

‘Ladies of the Mennonite

Please’.
give to The -

My Red Shield

1 Youth hostels encourage tra

Cont'd‘ from. Page 1
to life and seem happler when
they return home. -
A anew youth. hostel - in
Vancouver, accommodating 120

people, was officially opened in -

Vancouver Friday and it was
here that the Terrace Road-
Runners stayed while
Vancouver. ‘Recreation
Director, Pete. Fanning, who
accompanied the boys, sald he
would tike to see a youth hostel
in, Terrace but wondered who
would pay for the project, He
would like’ to see ‘something
self-supporting with at least a
nominal -charge’’. and the
facilities managed with
reasonable lines of control.

A Terrace minister, Wilbur’
James, feels there is a ‘need for
something in Terrace but said
he was not convinced that a

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: youth hostel was the answer...
“Something has te be done for
‘ transients". he said_..and

hostel, .

, Competent professional help

Terrace who are considering
the whole youth situation, not
necessarily ‘transient’ youth
~ but also local young people.

He said a hostel: was the
answer for only afew and added
that the needs of this specific
community were not

Vancouver.

Alderman Edna Cooper
things it would be nice to have

Co- “Op

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suggested a- youth - operated.
through aboard. of peop
directors, where “resourses for:

Were available to help kids with :

hang-ups.” -
James said there are
“coneerned ‘individuals in-

necessarily the same as in

Terrace two years ago by ,the
Christian Welfare Council and

which was. “well used” and,

“quite successful”. , :
Asked if she knew, of any

plans for transients who are.

expected here - this summer,
Cooper said there were ne Jans
for any kind of hostel facilities
this summer,

Quoted in the last issue ‘of the

Herald as saying he objected to .

the. youth hostel ‘eoncept in
Terrace, Salvation Army.envoy
Bill Young qualified his.remark
and said that under the right

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kind of organized hostel in’.

Terrace but said a stipulation :
Should be made for the-hoatel to: |
accomodate: only. ‘travelling.

She “alse inentioned:t the ‘hostel.
for young ment which was run in’

DESSERT PEARS

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‘Fresh green

nd the idea a .
tel might’ work in Térrace ')
"Referring. to the. problem of
mobile © youth, ‘ “Young. said -
“(We'll have ‘to: lookat it ‘one.
rem ts time we'pre red for
‘He. added _ that at present
there were. ino buildings
facilities in Terrace which c could ,
be used for a ‘Haste, ae

Young has run the. transient
youth program in Terrace for
exactly one year now,’ "|

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