RYHURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1971

| GREAT SHOW, Chief Kitpsu, Algonquin Shaman, Tillleum
t Theatre manager Bill Young, Honorary Chief Dan George and
{| Dolly Seates, secretary to Chief Dan George. The two Chiefs ©

_TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

“presented a ‘short program for the public before the Sunday
night showing of Little Big Man last week. Photo by Leo
-Carpay. woe, L

-. Airshow ts rocket...

system for the use of the announcers. — :
Sonny Bienvenu of the NWSCA raced a B-51 down the runway,
and was beatén by seconds only by the plane..

Hangar.

Wimners in the race were Bill Campbell, whose plane: spent the a:

longest time in the air, and Doug Hill whose plane. went the
furthest distance.” ;
Kiwanian Art Bates, who also organized the airshow said, ‘we
want to thank literally hundreds. of people who were involved j in
one way or another,..the people who donated time and
equipment, the concession stands, the Ministry of Transport at
the . Airporl,, - the ~ground> > crew, , the. air traffic.
controllers, .everyone worked hard and did‘an excellent job,”
Many out of town visilors came to Terrace to see the show,
including B.C.. Chief of Alr Regulations Bill Lavery Former
Terrace Airport Manager Harold Luisly’.and Deug Chapel,
formerly with TPA, and now the De Havilland of Canada.
Deserving of special mention is Toby Trowbridge, the
innimitable announcer who practically carried the ~show.
Without him, the show would have amounted tp a collection of
people and airplanes.
Also worthy of- mention are Glen Matthews and’ Eddie

Thomson, both of Abbotsford Air Commission who came up to |

” Terrace to holiday, and. spent the whole weekend ‘in the
aniouncers booth at the airshow as backup staff. ;
The students and staff_at.the Vocational School-are to be
thanked for their part in the show, and the merchants who
donated food for the banquet, thanks,
The Kiwanis feel also that special mention should be given to
Janice Cauline who organized and carried off the banquet,
_ practically single-handedly, She did a ‘terrific job.

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__.On hand at the banquet was M, c. par excellence Fred Weber,
Fred did an excellent job, too.

vo The air show cost a lot of money to put on, and. as a result,
- Another feature of the show was Apaper airplane race in the a

about $5,000 is being donated to the Terrace’ ‘Afena Fund by the

' Terrace Kiwanis Club, °

‘. Work has already been started by the Kiwanis ‘people on the
new parking lot at the Terrace-Kitimat airport, and after
‘months of negotiating on this show, plans | have already been ..
started for the show next year. — -

. Reum Motors and Bob Parker, the GM. and Ford dealers in
Terrace supplied cars for thestaff of the show and for the guests
and out-of-town fliers, This generous gesture was appreciated
beyond words,

All monies from the show will be donated to the Arena Fund,

‘fl their

in other news s resulting from
police activity-a total of $255
was collected from parking
violations issued in the month of
“July. These fines ~separately
numbered 51 and were set at $5
a piece.
Figures compiled. in the
« RCMP's monthly report stated
that a total of 393 complaints
were registered at the

‘ detachment. and that 393

complaints were investigated.
Through night patrol of the
downtown area Terrace police
found 16 business places
unlocked. This figure is

considered high according to _

Terrace RCMP hear
-393 complaints

past months and in each
inglance respective: business
owners were summoned to lock-
up. .. oo 2 .
. Prisoner’s expenses and
maintenance costs were
established for last ‘month. as
$1870.65 for guards, $585.00 for
matrons and $300.30 for ‘meals. .
In minor categories Terrace
‘police recorded that 4 bicycles
were reportedly stolen in July
and that only two were
recovered. Any. person
interested ‘in this’ regard are
asked to check-out the selection
at the RCMP detachment on
Lakelse and Eby.

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The Terrace Kiwanis Club put

’ icing on the cake Saturday night

as they staged the most

successful banquet an airshow
could ever expect.

‘The food and drinks were
served by students at the B.C.
Vocational Schoo! but had been

- planned for festivities at the
Terrace Community Centre,
destroyed by flames last week.

* A list of visiting dignitaries.

registered at the affair began
with honoured guest Chief Dan
_ George, MP Frank Howard,
MLA Dudley Littie, Terrace
Mayor Victor Jolliffe, air show
Chairman Art Bates, Kiwanis
President E. Laniuk and’ all
accompanying wives. _
The ceiling rafters ‘were
. Faised when the entertainment
portion of the show brought on

three semi-nude male dancers’

from the Kitimat Kiwanis Club,
.The men wore top hats over
their heads and with luscious

~ red lips painted on their belly

- buttons, danced throughout the

_-Toaring crowd. By exhaling and —
. Anhaling’ at irregular intervals

-the bellies whistled, or at least
Seemed to.

Terrace’s own folk: singing
duo Lennan and Larkin supplied
touch of musical
enchantment and together with
Margo Bate’s Hawaiian dance,
number -totally delighted the
capacity crowd. .

- “None of the festivities could,
however, come near to touching
the performance of Chief Dan
George..The Honorary Chief of
all B.C. Indian tribes seemed to

 spellbind everyone. Even the

cooks in the kitchen and school
students from the study halls
stopped their own course of
activity.:to listen.to the Chief.

The gentlemen: in long. grey”
“hair stood calmly atthe head
table and anwly breezed
‘through. unrehearsed
dialogue: which, sent: . the
audience’
-Tanghter or sadness.

-. Banquet Master of
“ Cekemoni ‘Fred - Weber
~thanked the District of Terrace

! for sponsoring the cocktails.
Second to Chief Dan George the

cocktail period seemed to leave

the heaviest effect on the crowd. ff

into. periods”: of |

_ AIR. SHOW BANQUET: cos

ete

Mayor went on to © cue
Chairman Art Bates on a grand
air show, ~

Mr. Bates in return said that
one person alone does nat
constitute a club and that many
people are to be thanked for the»
show’s booming success.

Mr, Frank Howard in a short
speech expressed his desire for
more air shows. His remarks
were later answered when
Chairman Bates said this past
effort by the Kiwanis is
certainly not the last.

All obstacles to promote the ..
show were eventually
avercome, ,the club reported.

After clearing things with the®
Minister of Transport, building
a parking lot at the. Terrace-

Kitimat airport; sending over

100 invitational letters to the so
called “flying fraternity,” and
performing innumerable feats,
the Club went. ahead with the
show. :

Although plans for next year’s -
show. are still tentative, the
success of this year’s airshow
will certainly make some fine
blue prints.

STAM

“How n many of you have had

‘one of ‘THOSE: unforgettable
fishing days,- when’ everything
went haywire??:... You hookeda

-ten-inch cutthroat tight off the’
"bat, -and ‘thought the day was

going to be a hullabaloo; but
your son. tied it'to a, “stick”,
which at some point ‘found it’s
way to the rapids!?....And the

sun blistered your back for the

next “six “hours,” while your
eyéballs were gluéd together hy
illionis of black flies!?...And you
snagged your line ‘In’ every
conceivable direction on
bucking logs, rocks ‘and
overhanging trees, to the tune of
three dollars worth of hooks,
weights, ete.!?...And just when

you were beginning to think the .

day was a total write-off, you
found a cool, shady spot and
decided to iry your luck. “ance
more”, and promptly caught

three bullheads!?,..And then, as"

you were sitting there with your
‘still’ enthusiastic younger son,
a tourist and his wife casually
walked out of the bush to a
jutting edge of land just in front
of you, and pulled. in two
struggling Jacksprings within
five minutes!?...And you and
your son and your dog were
weary to the bone with a whale
day’s supreme effort, when this
man and his wife lugged six
beautiful Jacksprings on a
heavy string, along the trail just

- behind you and you could

almost feel the water dripping

from them down the’ backs of ©

- your necks!?.,,

Ah, but what ‘a success that
day was, because you had
learned of a new fishing spot
‘and a new way of setling up

tackle, in spite of two broken -

hearts...and isn’t that what
fishing is all about???
XXKXKX
For those fishing enthusiasts,
who like to get technical, this
man was using a rather large
float, six feet back fram a hook

‘with salmon eggs, with some

scarlet’ wool just behind the
hook; and four medium-sized
elongated leads, interspaced at
three inches apart - about eight

-inches to rear of hook,

Confusing ain’t it? .

(Tf You Don’t Like It, Serap it y : ae

° Fondly fooking hack into my

‘nostalgic poaching days. in
“Terrace, I.recall hooking into.

what I thoughtat the time’ was a
submarine,. ..but. which
apparently was a spring salmon
of unsurpassed dimensions. It

was my first “Spring, and in -

spite of the fact that my trout

‘rod was bent tothe handle and7

‘orily-had ten ‘to twelve Ib, test

-line, I was determined to bring
Many .

that’. whopper in.
unbelieving American tourists

_line the bank as this unseen

monster and I played tug o’ war
for six straight hours, Slowly,
‘the sun began to dip over’ the
horizon and the shadows stole
across our faces.
Realizing that my opponent
was not about to give up

combat, I gradually lethim lead . §

me: towards the rapids. My
hopeful strategy’ was that
fighting ‘agairist the current
would exhaust him and give me
the victory of ‘the day. Yes, I
had the.profoundest respect for
that magnificent beast, whom I
would never feast eyes upon. I
could imagine his flashing

scales, his immense wavering :

body, and his cold wilful eyes in
the dark green depths of the
water.

For another half hour, he
ploughed against the rushing
stream, only tobe braked again
and again by that unrelenting
line. Very suddenly, my three-
prong hook lept out of the water

as if it had been unleased by a .

rocket; and that happy fellow
pursued his merry way to
freedom upstream,

One does not forget such a
creature and one’s heart is
almost glad that the hattle
‘between man and nature is
silently refereed by some other
presence. .

XXKXXK

Say....did you hear the one
about the American tourist
nosing her way through the fish
plant in Rupert? As she was
passing the employees working
with lemon sole, halibut cheeks,
flatfish, etc., she asked one
lady, Do you have any
lobsters?” The lady promptly

: Open 6 Mon. - Fri.

_ BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE.
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TOAN IMALS ©
Terrace Animal Shelter — 4416 Haugland

‘Phone 635 15.

Weekends 9-11

: replied

“No, but I've gota. lot of
which goes. to ‘prove,

crabs!

tice more, that: Esauty is in the’

eye. of. the beholder. ~- +
RK

An- afterthought: Have you _- August 29, .-
ever noticed when you plan to’. DYKSTRA - “to Mr. and Mrs,
Bet meen in ge car's ‘your ° fel Dykstra, 4 son on m Angus
do The minute he spols-your ;
a red, - egg-splattered - TANK - to Mr. ‘and’ “Mes.
jacket, he gets the “yawns” and «Raymond Tank, a daughter 0 on.
tangles himself in: your August 20. - -

footgear, leaving no questions °

as:to “where” he’s going. A
man, who can leave his dog-at -

home while he struts. off.-with ©

rod and reel has. to be either

_ Augus

othe: “follortng births have, |
_been ‘recorded’ at
Meniorial ‘Hospital: ° :

- HAINSTOCK - ‘to Mr, and Mrs,
. | Gary. Hainsteck, a. ‘Bon . On

KINNEY = ‘to Mr.’ and “Mrs,
Leonard Kinney, a daughter on
t 22. .

“JOHNSTONE - to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnstone, a- son- on

Mills.

heartless, or just plain mean. August 93,

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