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BEAVER POWER! - CP Air stewardess Dorinka Reggie offers a
lettuce snack to ‘The Honourable B.C. Beaver, Esq.” prior to

British Columbia. The live beaver, accompanied by a contingent of

2 : ; fe convention August 48. . :
“Rotary Club

} Miss Gwynn McCullough, a -hamenta, pictures -and art to altend the. church

; . ade. 12:Stndent, al, Caledonia «projects in the embassy.as well chokte.
lor Secondary Sclicol was “ag ‘talk’ to the “deputy ‘to the hole od

“Club to visit Ottawa as part ol “Mentioned that. in comparison

-Citizenship” project. oe
_© Students from all across problem....that in comparison °

meet, discuss and. formulate ning while we. sill: have ‘a
~ opinions, While in Ottawa they chances 0,
~vare hosted by’ ihe Otlawa Clu! “vAs Canadians; we are , for-

Bo: jfamilies, havea deniocratie.. political, it," > *

fe Honour of the Terrace Rotary. freedom; we. are llving. in’a-
: Club last Monday on “which young and growing country, and — play
occasion She gave the following have plenty of resources right

‘i oe ‘observalions:- 0-400 - enough freedom for individual
Wen May, the Rotary Club gave ‘differences .in - desires and
“me ‘the opportunity vand, - needs ‘

‘. + pnd’ share. the: Rotary i s
venture in Citizenship”. with 269 . seems like a bad way to govern -

other Canadian students. - “but its advantages far outweigh

toss fond introduction, to Ollawa - in governments. 0°.
yt > the: -historical, . traditional, °. A'good example of Canadian
..pipolitieal and contemporary 7 £
cece =», Sites and. listtutions. The trip dling .a- biculturé and
ec” "ave me a-better. perspective af bilingual populace.’ In “most
I: » > Canada .- the vastness and ‘countries,.one .. dominates. In
po. greatness of our country -and of ‘Canada, this seems to be the

x * the populace » how muc
r same. people: [rom _ different - English-speaking ° Canadians °

Golng to.

gave mea

myself ey: . I
: Tt was interesting te travel to their children ‘the way they:
ren cg , Ottawa by train, as I'd never want (.e. in French or English

neighbor ar

*- Seen. out of B.C. before and this - language) to live. where’ they . offera the fr
- provided a chance la see the Hike, to work where they want ta- -Iife does. Thank yo
-prairles and Ontarlo,. It sire “andare qualified lo work at and for the experience.

1. - seems different on the prairies

Serving Terrace and Area

departure far New York City to promote convention travel to. -

aia -' travel industry, leaders including Bayshore Inn director of sales :..
“. Bleve Halliday, will be the central focus ofa British Columbia booth «_
- al the 2000-delegate American Sociely of Association Executives.;

rrace Student Addresses

con i
chosen: hy ‘the Terrace: Ratary~ “Hungarian ambassador. He: ~ this idea‘in’ Peet victory speech
of m , after the last election,
Ottawa Rotary's “Adventure in to European countries, Canada ~ gaid, .'I ‘think peop:
‘does not “have “a: pallution tooked at; thelr
or ants | i n _ surroundings, looked at their
: = Ganda converge on Ottawa by -yet. We .should fake the: children, eee file style, the
‘(rain giving them a chance to «situation in Eurape as a-war- "quality of - their lifean
them selves ¥’ know .. this is 6
-good ‘country, we're b .
7 than niost countries; we have a
-and-. reside with, Ottawa: ianate in so many ways: -we good quality of life, let's refrain ©

One thing brought lo our
attention was that Canada, can
an Important ‘role in {n-

, 3 ternational affairs because itis.
- gecount of -her trip and. her: “now; .we have a good life; with .-acceptablé.to most countries.
nar Because of our history and the -
; variety af- Canada, we have
a: ; _ ; experienced many of the.
@.. * privilege to travel lo Ctlawa’ Crises put a strain on a -problemssituations developing ©
“Ad- “democracy. and sometimes it countries are in now.
example, external domination,
. 3 u dominating foreign investment
- Lapprectated this experience ; thebad points. very Canadian. and.a bicultural situation.
“yery: much because iL was a’ citizen has the right t'take part ‘ ~ Canada Is a country of great’
“4. varlety, ‘in’ geography, land-
: i scape, people and cultures.
democracy is our way of han- Because of this variely, to be a
Canadian is to be yourself. |
Ottawa as & par-
e Rotary program:
_Ranac ‘ deeper appreciation
h the “because ‘there: are” mare ~ ‘of the position we can enjoy a8
e're accepted by —
tries, We aren't

tidipant in. th

mo ; : : Canadians. W
HK. + areas«are’ basically. It alsa but theoretically ‘and legally, . nearly all coun
... Glarified a Canadian identity for - the French and English. have ~-g- world leader
a equal righls to vote, to educate . that matter If you are in a state
in whieh you'can help your
d enjoy a life that .
eedom , Canadian

whe ee

* the regular rheeting of the
.. Mills Memorial Hospital board ©
- of Trustees on July 24th was a

“Yong ane. Starting ata Hitle

after 7:30, it continued: until
almost midnight. One of the
subjecta that. came under
prolonged debate was thal: of
the Community Health Centre.
The original site for the centre

was oni & piece of land adjacent.

to the hospital, but thal was
scrapped in favour of sile away
from the hospital. After quite a
long discussion on this topic,
Ted Hider summed up the

* board's feeling by saying, “I
eouldn’t care less where itis as -

long, as it seryes the people’s

“The major topic of the
evening was the proposed_ad-

‘compared to this part of B.C.)
although B.C. seems. to have a:

; a girl “from
_ t know much:

.. Senate, the -Natlonal : Arts
"Centre, the Museum of Science
_-and ‘Technology, .
‘War Museum, the "N" diviston-.°’
af the: RCMP which Is the.
headquarters of ‘the “musical ~
& _ pide.” We. also had a tour ofe
“oo. Rideau: Hall, the residence: of’.
Pare the Governor, ; General... 1,
- “yeally:Ilke- the - Parliament ~:
Buildings‘and the Rideau Hall:
4. - ibeqause they are 50 beautiful
oa “and full af things that -haye 8
- wauch historical significance
that.only: Canadians can full
appreciate. . One evening .W
saw.a film on Hungary and were;
able to see many Hungarian or.

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dition to the hespital. ‘This
subject has come under much
controversy in the lasl few
months due to the fact that the
Regional District allotted ap-
proximately two million dollars
for the project, and that figure
has now soared to just under six
million, The regional .district
seems to be a little upset about
this turn of events, but with the
rise in costs of labour: and
materials, it is evident that
nothing can be done about it.
The — hospital board
have, hawever, proceeded to
stage two of their plans.
Three Terrace residents

‘affiliated with the hospital will

be altending the annual meeting

ofthe British Columbia Hospital :

Association. They are head

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nurse, Mrs. Sylvia Thompson,
Board member Mr. Bill Har-
vey,. and Hospital ad-
ministrator, Mr.. Bob Carson.

There is a possibility thal the
board is considering installing a
communications system. — It

- basically is just a pocket

receiver that beeps .when_ the
carrier is needed at the
hospital. He goes to the phone
and phones the switchboard and
recelves his message. This
would be effective for paging
dociors who are on call as well
as technictans.

Treasurer Fred Weber in-
formed the board that it had a
rather large deficit. It is twice
thal of last year. This problem
might be caused, however, by

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the fact that the hospital is , .will be on August 28th, at 7:30.

slightly overstaffed in order to
allow for summer. shortages
caused by vacatloning. Also,
the pharmacutical department
js slucking up on certain drugs
in order to affset any shortages

that may occur in the next few

manths. :

Adinner will be held-prior ta
the next regular meeting, in
order to honour some ex-board
members. After the dinner, a
tour of the video-tape facillties
will be conducted and then the

_board will settle dawn to ils

Meeting.

The next regular meeting of
the hospital board of trustees

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hazards not usually found in the
kilchen, warns Consumers’

from touching a het: grill; an
unexpected fire started by
burning charcoal or from the
use of flammable fire-starting
liquid; or vapours from lire
slarters which may sometimes
spark an explosion, can lurn 8
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ata distance from the charcoal
grill and the chef should’ be
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