Fun Fest planned as

The First Annual Terrace
Fun Feat co-sponsored by a
Young Canada Works grant,
&-provinclal Recreation and
Fitness Branch grant ‘and
thé. Terrace recreation

‘department | is on the.

drawing board, Three young
People have been employed
€and are operating out of a
Recreatlon Departinent
office, Varlous volunteers
have formed committees to
assist. The festival will be
. held on Sunday, June 24,
location to be announced.

Local elementary schools ©

have been notified about the
Logg Contest for the Fun

Fest which will be held from
the Lith to the 18th of May,

Children! are being asked to
design a logo symbolic of the
threg fundamental aspects of
the Fun Fest: 1. In

ternational Year of the
Child, 2. Particlpaction and
Fitness and, 3. Fun.’

For further information
call 635-5808,

The Terrace recreation
department and the B.C.’
Whitewater Association will
be co-sponsoring a kayak
clinic Tuesday, July 24.
Three B.C. Whitewater

Native law to be
subject of talk

Northwest: « Community
College will be hosting the
final Native Law Workshop
on Saturday, May 12. . The
workshop will begin at 9:30
&.m. in room 206 at the
college.

Hunting and fishing rights
of native people and the land
claims issue will be the main
topics Resource
persone for the seasion will

include Stuart Rush, a
lawyer with.extensive ex-
perience with issues im-
portant to native people, and
Mike Jackson a lawyer and
profeasor in the Native Law
Program at U.B.C.

For further information, the |
public is requested to. call

- Paul Sneed at 635-0511, local -

250.

Howard upset by
' Jatest Socred ads

Frank Howard, N.D.P.
Candidate for Skeena sald
today in Terrace that last
minute advertisements . by
Social Credit so distort the
truth that charges of
mialeading advertising could
probably ba lai

“Tt is. sway regretful
when political ad:
vertisements in the dying
hours of a campaign are
used in a distorting way: for

they are obviously designed.

to deny a response to set the
record straight,” Howard

oi iowever, " gayd Howard
“Pll try my best to refute
some statements in a recent
Soclal Credit ad.’”’

- “Polnt number one,” said
Howard, ‘Is that the Publle
Accounts of B.C. ‘showed o

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revenue surplus af
$98,557,000 in 1972 not
$574,000,000 as Social Credit
claim.”

“Point number two," said
Howard, “Is that Elwood
Veiteh, Socred Minister of
Tourism and Small Business
is the person who said only
one loan of $4050.00 was.
made in Skeena under the
assistance ‘to small - en-
terprise program. If the
Social Credit candidate has a
complaint it ia with his own
governments statements,
not with mine.”

“Point number three," yo
said. Howard, “relates to’
what the Socreds call a
potato plant in Smithers. At
no time did I refer to a potato
ptant. The reference was to,
a vegetable packing plant. w

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-Dining Room

“Buffet Luncheon
daily 11:30-2:00

‘Seafood Buffet — =
every Friday :

; part of Child’s Year

’ Association instructors will
be bringing 12 boats, ‘com-

pletely outfitted.

There will be two, 3 hour
session for beginners at 8:30
am., 10:30 am. and 6:30
p.m. and one 4 hour session
for advanced people at 1
p.m, the cost will be $3 per
person per hour for adults
. and $2 per person per hour
for people age -19 to
Registration will be at the
arena office Monday May 28
to Friday June 1, the officeis
open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. For further in-
formation call Mary-
Margaret Smith at 695-2841.

_ There is still apace in a few

spring recreation programs.
These include the Spring
Wildflower Workshop on
Wednesday, May 16, Natural
Dyes on Cotton for three
Saturday afternoons,
starting May. 26 and
Orienteering for Adults and
children on Saturday May 26,

Farther details regarding
these courses may be found
in your spring recreation
booklet. You may register
for these programs at the
arena office,

Registration is still being

taken for the second set of
Red Cross .
Lessons whith commence
May.14. You may register at
the Terrace pool, or call 638-
1177 for further information.
. Terrace will be having
another’ Tennis Clinic this
year. .Two representatives
from. the B.C. Tennis
Association will be coming
up to run the elnic on Wed-
nesday June 6, They will be
giving clinies during the day,
free of charge, to school
children in the schools. In
the evening a pubile clinic
wil be given.at a a charge of

00 per person. Instruction
will be at .both, the Kalum
Street. courts.and; the courts
next, 10 = thee: ‘R.E.M. Lee
Theatre in beginners and
intermediate Tennis .in 1%
hour sessions starting at 6
m m. and 7:30 p.m. Bring

own rackets.

Registration will be at the
Terrace arena office started
Monday. The office is open
from 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m.

Registration’ is limited 50 .

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Nightly
Entertainment

The Herald, Thursday, May 10, 1978, Page 3

Shelford denies

Cyril Shelford, the Social. Howard, the New
Credit candidate ‘provin- Democralic Party can-
cially, has denied charges _didate, used figures from the
thet his party has been public accounts which do not
neglecting Skeena. — include the deflclis of Crown

Shelford, commenting on corporations, such as the $25.
recent claims by New million deficit of ICBC in
Democratic Party candidate 1975,
Wea being ignored: by the, Sheliord denled that the
Socreds, said he had per- Soctéds spent only $4,900 to
sonally alhoriaed a number "Rear, an outlined bY
of grants for this area. q

Shelford, said that an Howard in one of his cam-

Independent firm of auditors Paign ads.

. gtatedthattheactual surplus. “I have personally
left by the W.A.C, Bennett authorized geants of $250,000
government was $574 In Terrace and $30,K0 in
milion. Smithers to name only a

The auditors statement few,” he sald,
was outlined by Order in The Socreds have en-
Council number 9396 dated couraged a Potato plant in
Sept. 13, 1972, said Shelford. Smithers and only the fina)

The New Democratice review of the plans are
Party left a deficit in 1975 of |mecessary before the project
$500 million as verified by gocs ahead, said shelford.
the independent firm of Shelford also again
auditors Clarkson-Gordon, chastized the NDP for the
Shelford said. use of hospitals in its ad-

Shelfordclalms that Frank verti ising aign.

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