TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

‘their children. - They: are
terested in: new
added.

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Pleiitelines

ideas," she

‘And to help make learning
nioré of a “total!! experience-
not school and home, teachers |’
and +. parents’ seperated.
mothers act as teachers’ aides
in the school, seeing first-hand

FOR B.C.’s 100th

*
in-

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BIRTHDAY

Even at Thornhill Primary,
aregular school with seperate
classrooms, two “teachers:

- have joined forces and created

“their own “open area’’
‘ BITNOISIER.

But it’s a bit noisier there

because the school wasn't

designed’ for open’. area:
i what their children are doing. ‘teaching. | es .
% «The idea of the .“school- Some teachers like the open
= without-walls” has been.so| area concept, others ‘prefer’
% accepted that the ‘district's single.classroom teaching,
% next school, Copper Mountain,
Primary in Thornhill, will also
& follow the plan. ce signed. t

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growing “contest and street

‘dancing in the evening.
: . ZAMY FUN

McKinnon says he hopes to

lure the alderman and mayor
:,-into-some_ sort. .of zany race, .
possibly a wheelbarrow. race
‘the
mayor can push themselves

where aldermen and

| around in fun.

‘Ifthe weather Is sunny (and,
: being Centennial Year, it no
| doubt will be) there will be a_

; vegatta at, Lakelse Lake: :

McKinnon said’ all, babies
| born in the first 71 ‘minutes of

Stity: 20--Will sreceive-$100 in
centennial dollar toins..
He ..sdid it’ is’ hoped
_ businessmen éatch the cen-
| tennial fever’ and decorate
“. their store windows, or in-
. teriors, with a ‘‘frontier
; theme’.

i “Maybe a cup could be.

given, or some trophy to the
winner in a theme contest

, among the  business,’’
‘ McKinnon said...
MARATHON,

Hopefully, the Easter

‘un mappe

, Student's Marathon from

‘held.

- thumbs? -- 7
_-, McKinnon = suggests a
*. centennial rose contest in the
’ Fail with a prize for the most

- MeKinnon is proposing a leg

Ae

Terrace to Vancouver will be
Pete Fanning,
recreation director, says
Terrace youths will run, in
relays, down to the coast. .

For you gals with green

beautiful rose grown in
Terrace.

And for you men: legs. Lots
of shapely ones.

contest for men only. At this

While Parkside is basically
one huge: room, ° there are

’ several walled off “quiet
' areas” for children who wish
‘to-be-alone,- The small rooms

‘ aire ‘also used by’ remedial
|‘ reading teachers; = -

- + One major. advantage to the

school-without-walls -is - that
~ Children learn to search out
knowledge for themselves.
_ “Teachers are but’ one
» Source of knowledge," said
- Mrs. Weldon. © Children also
' learn to use books, film ‘atrips,
art. materials; posters,

. Theatre group {Is being asked
for two suitable people to play
_ the parts. mo
_ McKinnon said he expects
Terrace service clubs and
other. groups to come through
_ With a ten-gallon hatload of
ideas and that they'll supply
Manpower’ to help make
events a successful. If you can
help—just cal] 635-9965 or 635-
5861, -
In the meantime, McKinnon
is nearly drowned ‘in flags, .
both B.C. and centennial,
decals for windows and cars,
‘penny matchbooks, placemats

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PEPER hahaha
4

PDAS a Beaten tele ahh

sewers. 4

-visitors.

- kindergarten children,

»Mrs, Weldon said
But, otherwise, it’s one big,
happy family,

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-. And because Parkside «isi
such a free-flowing place, %
_ children are little disturbed bye

‘|: .Parkside does have ‘ one?

seperate _¢lassroom--fors
*..“"They are in transition froin
‘home to school and need a lot
of room for their activities,"%-

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arate

.-PATRICK STEVENS
eon’ terrible

‘

Lady

smiles

something like
always follows: bad.”
. It’s especially fitting in the

Mrs. Woode was the winner
at the Kinsmen Club's giant

from the game.

For fire victim -

luck — |

‘

; “4. was Mrs, Mary Skiffington’s
There's a saying that goes
‘good f

case of Mrs, Janice Woode. ||

bingo evening, held’ Wed-{-
nesday, and took home $1,000 fF

Often the major prize is won

point he said he didn't know
- who or what the prize would

.. Out to make it a big year,
__ it'sgoing to take a lot of people
working together,.

McKinnon said a letter is
being sent to all clubs and
organizations asking them to

to celebrate our birthday.
And there'll be Centennial

. help the centennial-committee’.

Sam and Centennial Sue.

Who? They'll be available for
various functions and
McKinnon said the Little

~ Centennial dollars |
on their.way-up .......

Canadian copper-alloy*doRars;
‘coins commemorating the, 100th :

_anniversary of British
: Columbia joining , Canadian
‘ Confederation will soon: be in
"circulation in the Terrace area
"They will be available within
' a week or two at local banks,

Design of the coin is the result
:. Of a nation-wide competition
;"-won by a former. chief engraver
I

-of the Canadian Mint, Thomias

' Shingles.

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: Centennial coin in recent years.
ct

- The winning design is based

_on the coat of arms of Brilish:

. Columbia, surmounted by twa
dogwood blossoms, — the
province's floral emblem.

(2 They... words... CANADA, [>
DOLLAR + ‘and.’ BRITISH |.

COLUMBIA): “seperated: by.
smallmaple leaves, ‘circle, the
design; and the'dates :1871:and"
197{/appedr in the inner circle,
‘Thistis. the: second. B,C,

e-figst, issued" in 1958° to

com

Vyuversary ‘of theéstablishinedit {™
‘of .the' Crown colony on” the. |:

ba

and posters,
And ‘there'll be centennial
medallions in bronze which
will be sold at local banks.
Cost is 50 cents each, |
So...happy birthday, folks.
Let's do some real celebrating
in the best style of the north.
this year.

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1871

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coastal waters have been give.
a clean bill of health in the in-
spection program to tes
mercury content, .

Davis says canned salmon is
well below the permissible level

1971 |
Fish given
clean bill
of health

Fish caught in Canadian

Fisheries’ Minister Jack

by several people but not this
time.

winner. :
- Bot the win couldn't have
happened at a better time
because a few weeks previous
Mr. and Mrs. Woode and their [
two children were
homeless after their trailer in
Thornhill caught fire.

Perea

Mrs. Woode was the only

left

Although the trailer was

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think it’s terrible, it’s not
large enough to take ali the
overflow we get at this time of
year”. - -
FLOORS RUINED
“When you can swim in a
puddle of water it's terrible”,

opinion of the situation, She
added that some of the
unoccupied cabins near her on
Katum have had their floors
ruined because of water
leaking into them.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Stella
live on the bench and don’t
have quite as much trouble as
some residents living in town,
although Stella did say “it
could be better, They shauld
get the taxes down as well as
the water”, Mrs. Stella added
that she would like the road
leading to the bench better
taken care of,

Mrs. Dorothy Oman said
that the drainage in her area,
Straume and Eby, was alright
but added “‘there are areas
where somethings got to be
done”. It's going to cost a let

esiden

DPR

. CARLO STELLA
Could be better

views of Julius Marks wh

lives on Hall Street. ;
MORE ADAMANT
Ken Metcalf, living on Tuck

Street, was a little more
adamant, He said “It’s lousy,
.there is no drainage and no
thought to it at all. Ail they
figureis that if they dig a ditch
the water will run somewhere
but there is nowhere for it to
go. We get water in our
basement and there’s an open

ditch in our street where the
kids could fall in and drown.

When it rained recently the
water ran down the center of
the road because the snow
filled up the ditch.”

--A resident on Mills Avenue
also expressed negative views
about the drainage ditchin her
street. “The drainage ditch is
a real hazard - cars back into
it and children fall inte it, ‘It

and attracts insects in the

fils up with water in winter -

insured the contents were not.

The $1,000 bingo prize will fix
that problem. ;

Mrs. Woode, now living in a
new trailer at 4625 Graham
Avenue, said that she seldom
Plays bingo and has only spent
about $40 on the game in her
whole life, ;

but we need it.”

“} think there .should be
much more done about it’ -
especially the situation right
now. The drainage can’t take
it when the snow starts
melting - you ean hardly cross
the road withall the water in
the streets”. These were the

CENTENNIAL MEMO
Dr. J.S. Helmeken, one of the
three British Columbia
representatives who negotiated
terms of Union at Ottawa, at
first opposed Confederation.

Special Thursday night ap-
pointments will be held at the
Canada Manpower Center for
working people.

Don Walker, manager, said:
the extra service is being of-
fered working people who can't
come into the office during the

ry.
-“We hope,” Walker said,

Manpower offers
workers’

‘not trying to “lure” people from

item, ‘highly “Téegarded by |

Canada ceased using silver. in

imorate the 100th an-

3

CENTENNIAL BUCK

-.Zoing on sale

Mainland is now a collectors’

humismatists. .
However, the new coin, unlike

the previous “silver dollar’? will
be made of. copper alloy: :

its coins in 1968.

‘ho mercury problems,

‘taken: “from

the department and checked for :
_, “Salt water fish, both canned

guarantee to all consumers.”

Hospital to:

Bellingham, -from. Stewart, a
boy on January 21.

and al! fresh and frozen marine
species from both coasts show

. Samples ‘of (fresh salmon,
groundfish and shellfish were .
en’ commercial
fishermen’s. catches for testing.
There'is a mercury problem ;
in Canada in imported tuna.. All
imported fish is belrig held by

contamination...

and fresh, are absolutely safe,”
the Minister said. “Our ‘in-
tensive inspection program is a ;

BIRTHS

Born at Mills Memorial

Mr. and Mrs. Clark

Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Smader,

girl on January 20,

35

Standings as of J Whitney 34
Tedesco | Skidmore 32
‘Paisley | Croft 8 “30
‘Legeard Rowland 7 t.0 7) 99,
iGravelle Barber 3B
Melanson Bristol _ _.. 2
‘Jacques “Ritchie. 0! oy 26
Griffiths “7 Moen! , 25
Sharples |) Kutenics | 22
Schneider “| MeColl.. : . 16

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“Myers 10

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“some workers will come to see
us about training opportunities
for-improving their skills, or to
find out their chances for get-
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Canada Manpower, he said, is

their present jobs but to en-
courage, them to improve their
occupational standing,

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.. JULIUS MARKS
.t.there should be
done

much more

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The Shoe Man, summed up the
drainage system in Terrace
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