TERRACE . HERALD, TERRACE, ‘BC,
| Ree. role probed
at Thornhill: meet .

The role of the recreation comnitaston in thorhli will
be re-elevated at a meeting of the commission, . November 6,

The Wedn evening mae) The commission’ was vas establ.

by the Ga Communi
School at 8 p.m, Programmes Branch’ of. the De.

Ira Howd, chairman of the
| Bartment of -Education,: It has
‘Thornhill Recreation Commis-| “Onaucted recteation  p

sion said everyone in Thornhill rograms
in Thornhill Schocl during the
is urged to attend this meeting. | 05+ two eo

fonder en has been —
Every little
bit helps

past 5

months,” + ‘he sald, “for lack of

support and direction from the

people of the community,"

“It's not enough to. just sit
back and” aay we want a recreae
ion commission, The people have

be willl No animal species Is wholly

to be willing to get out and work lor wholly bad from the

point of view. of Its effect on

man. Even the lowly insect

contributed much to the

making and enrichment of the

soll, Many  earth-dwelling

for ft and support ft, It’s just
forms.do this directly, bulld-

not enoveh to go to an annual
meeting and elect a half dozen

ing, aerating and mixing soll
much as earthworms do, while

people and then expect them to.
plan recreation activities, raise
funds and supervise the activit-
jes as well,’? Bowd said, -
According. to Bowd, five com-
mission members will be up for
re-election at the December an-| others assist by reducingboth
nual meeting but he said, most | animal matter and vegetation
of them have already stated that | to mulch and manure, The
they do not plan to run-for of.| work of borers, ants, wood
beetles. and similar small
creatues reduces dead wood
to humas far more ravldly
than is done by simple decay,”
And all the insects, of course,
Sooner or later return to the

fice again, |
At the November mecting, he
soll the nutrients of thefr
own bodies. The contribution

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sald, the commission will be
calling for nominations to fill
these vacancies as well as for
volunteers to sit on committees,

"—f the people don't come for-

TERRACE MOOSF. LODGE’S Bud Bridal ett and William
Sturby (right) present a cheque for $90 to Rev. George
Keenleyside to be used at the Senior Citizens’ residence on

Tuck,

Local Moose aid
senior citizens

Terrace's Loyal Order of Moose madetheir first donation

to senior citizens last week,

The club, which came into being last January, formaily
presented a cheque for $90 to be used at the Senior Citizens

residence on Tuck,

The money represents proceeds from the Moose “Yearly

Income Club",

All Moose Lodges in B.C. sell memberships at $1,
Proceeds are divided into equal thirds: for charitable pur-
poses; for expenses; and for Moose Heart, a lodge-sponsored

chitd city in Illinois, U,S,A,

The yearly income club has also named gq slate of officers
for B.C, They are president, A, Gogel of Revelstoke, sponsored
by E. Kramer; and vice-presidents R, Davidson, Union Bay,

and J, Garrden, Bella Coola,

Job’s Daughters give
to B.C. Cancer fund

Job's Daughters have present-
$50 to the B.C. Cancer fund,

Adele Donaldson, Honored
Queen for the Terrace chapter
of Job’s Daughters, presented
the cheque to their Grand Guard-
Jan Mrs, Nan, McDonald. of Nan-
alme at a special meeting, Octe
oberll.°

The Cancer Fund is a special
project of all Job’s Daughter
chapters in B,C, Terrace Job’s
Daughters contribute twice
yearly to the fund, :

According to Mrs, Marylin Da.
vies, Bethel Guardian for the
group, the girls also contribute

to a scholarship fund each term
as well as participating in spec-
fal community projects,

She said the girls are pre-
sently selling Christm~s carda to
assist the, Retarded Children’s

Association -and. will also ustiert|-

at Alaska Music Trail Concerts.

They are also raising funds
with a raffle of a cedar chest
which is to be given away Dec
ember 5,

Mrs, Davies said the frater-
nity Is open to girls of Mason-
ic relationship who are 12 to 20

\years of age,

Drainage

pressing problem

Mayor Fred Weber called arainage one of Terrace’s most

pressing problems (October 28),

The Mayor"s comments follow-
ed a petition presented by Doc’s
Cartage, Thains Trucking and
Arnold Best for drainage of Keith
Road east of Kalum St.

Doc's Cartage spokesman Epp
Talstra said his yard was sub.
merged under six inches of wa-
ter,

Arnold Best said that his base-
ment had been flooded and water
had damaged controls of his fur-
nace.

Mayor Weber told the three
petitioners that council was get-
ting complaints from all over
town concerning drainage.

“We have the drainage prob-
lem under intensive study right
now,” he said,

Weber said that present cal-
culations indicate that $1.4 mil.
lion would be needed to give the
municipality an adequate drain
age system,

‘But we don’t know where the
dollars will come from,’ he said,

Counell decided to give further

$600 TAKEN

VANCOUVER (CP) — Three
masked men who tied up a man
and his wife and cut telephone
lines fe their apartment stole
$600 in small bills from the.
couple late Sunday night. Police
said the trio was armed and wore

| dark clothing,

4,000 SIGN .

PORT ALBERNI (CP) — More
than 4,000 signatures have been
collected here and from other
Vancouver Island pointa to peti-
tion the federal government for
cheaper rates on the provincial
government's ferries, The pet.
ition argues that Ottawa should
subsidize the Horseshoe Bay-
Nanaimo ferry on the grounds
that ft forme a link IntheTrans-
Canada Highway,

Why isn’t your business
making more money? _

cited as

study to possible relief of the
Kelth Road problem by building
a drainage ditch, to be incor-
porated in the municipality’s

- |band in December,” Bowd said,

master plan for drainage, _

ward and volunteer to fill these
positions, Wednesday, then the’
commission will probably dis.

Executive members whose
terms of office will be com-
pleted in December are Ira Bowd
as chairman, Jim LeCleir as
vice-chairman, Laurie English as
secretary, Phil Davies as treas~
urer, and Earl Suttis as a come
mittee chairman,

of each Individual animal ts

tiny; the combined. effect ofall

-animal activity is great,

LIBERALS HIT SITIN -
VANCOUVER (CP) — The Uni-
versity of British Columbia Lib-

eral Clubhas condemnedby atwo- |. §

to-one majority the actions of stu.
dents who invaded the UBC Fac.
ulty Club for 22 hours last month,

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