, ‘ The Herald, Friday, Decamber 14, 1979 Page 9

Ata recent meeting held at
Northwest Cammunity
College the members of the
Canadian Cancer Society
paid tribute to two @reat
humanitarians in — our
community who have, over
the years made a significant
contribution to the aims of

objectives of the society.
Honored were Dr. R.E.M.
Lee, medical director of
Millis Memorial Hospital,
and Harry Smith of
Wightman and Smith Realty
Ltd,, honorary co-chairman
for 1980.

A new slate of officers was
elected for 1990, including:
Marie Cousins; president;
Nancy Van Herk, vice-
president; Dianne

Dillabough, secretary; Rose
Marie Grace, education
chairman; Merilyn McLeod,
service to patients chair-
man; Patty Lopton, Conquer _

Local humanitarians
honored by society

Cancer Campaign chairman,

The group is expanding
traditional fund raising roles
in Terrace and in the next
year will be developing and
implementing an
educational program in local
schools, as well as a
program to meet the
emotional and financial
needs of cancer patients here
in Terrace. The success of
the new program depends on
more community — in-
volvement and Interested
parties should contact
Merilyn McLeod at 695-6307
or Marie Cousins at 635-5407.

That's Papa Bear (Don Macleod) on the left and Mama Bear (Sandy Nor-
man) in rehersal at the Terrace Little Theatre. They will perform a special

McColl Real Estate.

production of Goldilocks and the Three Bears next Saturday at 1 p.m. and 3

Teen dance planned

A special Teen Christmas
Disco will take place at the
arena banquet room on
Friday, Dec. 21 at 6:30 p.m.

The dance is being
sponsored by the District of
Terrace Parks and
Recreation department in

conjunction with the
Caledonia Community
Recreation Class, There will
be a unique Christmas tree
light show, music provided
by E&W Enterprises. For
more information, please
call the recreation office at
638-1174.

Winter carnival here

The first annual Terrace
Winter Carnival is being
planned for the week of Jan.

New pool

schedule
With the holiday season

_ rapidly approaching, there is

a new pool schedule coming
into effect for the Terrace
pool,

The changes for the period
from Dec, 22 through Jan, 2
are available at the Terrace
Arena office.

Information concerning
expanded public skating
ihours during the holiday
week is also available.

4828 Hwy. 14 W,

13 through to Jan. 19, but
volunteers are needed to
help plan the festival
sponsored by the Downtown
Lions.

So far a  100-mile
snowmobile marathon and a
pancake breakfast have
been scheduled. ‘

f you would like to help
make the carnival a success,
call Arno Bienner at 638-8306,
‘Ken Kopiak at 638-8336 or
Mary Margaret Smith-Sneed
at 638-1174,

GUNSMOKE ON RADIO

A radio version of Gun-
smoke starring William
Conrad &s Marshal Matt
Dillon ran on CBS from 195:
to 1961, :

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p.m. Tickets for the children's production cost $1 and-can be obtained at

GALAXY IS IN
FOR COLLISION

LOS ANGELES (AP)— | away from each other at
Sclentists believe the equal speeds,
earth's galaxy, the Milky But Smoot said his
Way, is hurtling through group found that essmle
Bpace toward the con- badies in the direction of
stellation Virgo at a Virgo are moving away
million miles an hour, from earth more slowly

led by the gravity of 8 than objects in other
uge cluster of galaxies. directions.

Scientist George Smoot _ He said the apparent
of the University of Supercluster must con-
California sald Wed- ‘ain milllons of galaxies,
nesday that preliminary each holding billions of
tests of a study indicated Stars. The Local Group, a
that at least one super- luster that includes the
cluster exists, although Maly Way "1 contains
scientists have not bout 15 galaxies,
sighted it The supercluster might

‘ span up to two billion

The universe has been light-years of space and
described as a balloon Smoot said these resulta
that is steadily expanding could affect theories of
in all directions as the

-the structure of the
billions of galaxies mova universe.

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Terrace hotel to
use computer
as booking tool

The Flag Inn chain, of
which the Terrace Hotel is a
part, making a concerted
effort toexpand and improve
its operations.

Augie Geeraert, the
operator of the Terrace
Hotel which is part of the
Flag Inn line, says the
service will be made
available to local residents,
corporations, and travel
agents,

Thenew computer booking
system is being installed at

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throughout North Amerles,
a5 pert of a concerted effort
to expand the chain's
operations,

Geergert was ane of 18
delegates attending a chain
convention In Vancouver
recently, ,

“It is the expressed in-
tention of the Flag group to
be one of the top three chains
in the world by the end of the
decade," he commented.

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