PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 5, 1977

The Terrace Concert
Association announced

today the successful com-
pletion of arrangments for a
performance here by the
World Famous Canadian
born Contralto, MAUREEN
FORRESTER.

The concert will be on
Saturday, November 5th,
1977 at 8:15 p.m. at the
R.E.M, Lee Theatre. All
tickets will be priced at

$8.50,

Renowned contralto coming

Maureen Forrester

Miss Forrester is an
established star with the
Metropolitan Opera and she
is a frequent preformer on
C.B.C, Television, Weare
very Pleased and pround to
be able to present such an

internationally loved artist. .

Miss Forrester studied in
her native Montreal and
later worked with Otto
Klemperer singing for
Beethoven's Ninth Symp-
thony, and Bruno Walter
with the New York

Philharmonic, Miss Miss
Maureen Forrester has
erofrmed in america,
urope, Asis and Australia
and for Radio, T.V. and
recordings.

She made her debut with
the Metropolitan Opera in

1974,

Tickts for the
Forrester concert are able]
now on pre-sale to Terrace
Concerrt Assn. subseribers-
with a limit on the number
that each member can buy.

Both season and “mem- :

bership and Forrester
tickets will be on sale in the
Terrace Library and
several other places in the
Terrace area on Saturday,
Ocotber 15th. Alternately,
people may phone 635-3736
or 635-5024.

Persons from out of town|

who wish to obtain tickets to
the Maureen Forrester
concert should write im-
mediately to Mr. M “Skip”
Bergsma, 4339 Loen Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. VeG 129
enclosing the full cost of

tickets. A limited number off.

seats are available for pre-
sale to out of town people
and it is expected that all
such sales be completed
by October 19th.

Sales of all remaining
tickets will take place on
Saturday October 22nd at a
location yet to be an
nounced. yone wishing,
further information on this
may phone 635-5024.

Library news / Elaine Perry

The care and feeding of people

Nutrition Week, October 17
to 23, the library is
displaying books and other

4 materials to promote public

awareness of nutrition and
fitness. The following is a
partial listing of books to
ook for in the ijibrary. Many
of them are recommednded
by the B.C. Nutrition
Council.

-.—./” FeedMe, I'm Yours by

Vicky: Lansky (641.5622)-an
outline of foods for the
stages of your children’s
development from infancy
to pre-school; includes
menu plans and recipes.

Nourishing you Unborn
Child by P.S. Williams
(641.563)-a readable guide
on pre-natal nutrition;also
includeds menu ideas and
recipets.

‘Nutriscore-by Consumer
columnist Ruth Fremes and

nutritionis Zak Sabry
(§41.1)-a hig) ky recom-
mended book. a com-

prehensice guide to eating.

The Complete Family
Book Of Nutrition And Meal
Planning by Harding
LeRiche-(641)- a sensible
approach to good nutrition
and practical suggestion for
food preparation.

Slim Chance In A Fat
World by R.B. Sturart
{613.25)- an excellent guide
to wieght control based on
behavious modification.

Handbook Of The
Nutritional Content Of
Foods(641.1)-prepared by
the U.S. Department of
Agriculture packed with

ta

The Family Guide to
Better Food And Better
Health by Ronald Duet-
sch(641)-a thorough book on
enerai nutrition for the
ayman,

Endurance Fitness
(613.7)-a detailed coverage
of the scientific principles
on which teories of physical
fitness are based and a
discusstion on the role of
physical activity in the
prevention and treatment of
disease.

New Reference Books in
the Library

The library reference
area is constantly bein,
added to Sone recent ad-
ditiona are:

Persprective Canda ll- a
conpendium of social
statistics 1977 (R317.1)-the
most recent compiltaions of
data avaialbe from the
federal government on a
wide varitey of social
concerns such as the family,
native peoples, the en-
vironment, crime and
justice, leisure.

British Columbia
’ -nafanturers’ Directory
vr €€R338)-a complete list
_ © manufacaturers and
Net of — products
oe feaes ot@d in BC.
teyecotry of Canadian

Women's Groups
(R301.412)-the 1977
direcotry of all the groups in
Canada concerned with the
Tight s and concerns of
women,

Canadian Annual Review
of Politics and Public Af-
fairs 1975 (r971)-a concise

record and appraisal of the
important political and
economic deveploments fo:
the year.

Direcotry of Courses:
Tourism, Hospitality,
Recreation - (R373.2)-a

complete list of educational
opportunities in those fields.

B.C, (CP) — Ci
found a solution

this community’s dog
problems when it voted to
spend $1,700 on a Euthazcon
76 for its animal control
department,

fatal electrical jolt to un-
wanted canines in a process
council decided wa!
effective than gas and
cheaper than drugs ad-

Jolt best for
killing dogs

NEW WESTMINSTER
council
onday to

veterinarians.

e Euthazcon deals a sick in-bed.

more

barking?”

| Employment and Emploiet

Immigration Canada

ATTENTION

minsterered by

Council’s decision likely
will do little to sooth the
ruffled feelings of resident
Russell Kearns, who said in
a letter that his neighbor's
dog barked incessantly for
two days while his wife was

“What about the rights of
peaceable citizens who don’t
wish to hear someone's dog

immigration Canada

EMPLOYERS

the U.LC. will present a
FREE SEMINAR
ON

THE RECORD OF EMPLOYMENT
AND

OTHER RELATED SUBJECTS
(OF.

~ 18 Oct. at 10:00 a.m.
and 2:00 p.m.

At 4632 Lazelle Ave.
Terrace

The seminar will (ast approximately 2 hours. The session
will be limited to 12 parsons, space is available by Reser-
vation only. Please Phone Jim Parfrey at 635-7134 fo Reserve

Space.

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afternoon,

But we do.
We make it easy for you to catch,

too, by providing daily connecting

service to Vancouver.
And besides

treating you to lunch,

bee

we also give you something else,
The spirit of thousands of CPAir
people, the ones you see and the ones

you don’t, who are out to make every-

thing you want, the way you wantit.
Because we want to be your
airline to Toronto.
And we're out to,
prove it our way.
With spirit.

Call your
travel agent or us,

and have a good flight.

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‘TERRACE
CO-OP ASSOCIATION

“THE ALTERNATIVE”

4617 GREIG AVE.
PHONE 635-6347

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