These Grade 4. students at Clarence Michiel Elementary
School in Terrace enjoyed an afternoon snow sculpturing. A
frash snowfall and very mild temperatures had both students
and teachers outdoors beating the winter blahs. Looking at
this sculpture, it was an afternoon well spent.

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Swimming part of school curricul

These students from Glarence Michiel Elementary School in

- Terrace give thelr squid ahug, or is it the other way around!

The students took part in an afternoon of snow sculpturing

“What's new pussycat?” Garfield never had it so good,

_ These Clarence Michiel Elementary School students took ad-™
vantage of the perfect snow conditions and sculptured a cat

on a pleasant afternoon in Terrace,

at the school in Terrace.

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site

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Grade 3 students at €.T. Kenney Primary Schoo! meet twice a week for 45 minutes of swim:

Ming Instructions at the Terrace swimming pool. Instructors and teachers help youngsters -

galn confidence in the water.

blues.

Grades 4 through 7 at Clarence Michiel Elementary School recently participated In an after-
noon of fun making snow sculptures. The students said it was a great way to beat the win

ter

A cheque for the sum of $87 was recently donated to the children’s ward at Mills Memorial
Hospital in Terrace by Grade 4 students of Uplands Elementary School. Heather Gurnsey,
head nurse of the pediatric ward at the hospital, sald a tape recorder and radio system were
purchased with the money. The funds were raised through bake salas and personal donations

’ by the students of Mr. Schneider's class.

t

The Terrace Slumber Lodge Motel restaurant recently participated in the Ki
March by donating $1 per meal sarved on Jan. 24 and Jan. 25, Eric Baima (left) and Laurte Col-
ling (center), with Slumber Lodge manager Brian Klassen, enjoyed a hearty meal at the

nsmen’s Mother's

“capitalistic’’

restaurant. :

Photo by Daniela Berquist.

Lotter

Control of
Third World
contested

To the editor,

Judas Iscarioth, who
betrayed. Jesus, said,
“That perfume should
have been sold and the
money been given to the
poor’. What was his real
motivation? Judas did not
say this because he was so
concerned about the poor,
but because he loved mon-
ey and power and wanted
to take over the country as
it were. Many communists
and socialists today who
pretend to have a heart
for the poor in the third
world countries have real-
ly but one purpose in
mind: to get their votes
and make this world. a
communist ‘‘paradise’’.
The facts are that most
poor people live in Marx-
ist controlled countries
with economic systems
that have failed. They
need badly the help of the
West in
order not to starve to
death.

Bill Homburg,
' Terrace, B.C.

Representatives from the Terrace-Kitimal Shriner Club No.
18, Bill Reynolds (left) and John Kemp, recently donated
$2,200 to Mills Memorial Hospital towards the purchase of an
electric breast pump and other hospliial equipment. Lita
Flynn (center), head nurse on the maternity ward, said the
pump will be used by mothers who are experiencing dif-
fleulties nursing their babies. Photo by Daniele Berquist.