Wednesday, October 4, 1967 —

QUIZ HALL

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points; Score yourself as fol-
lows: 100 genius; 80 to 90 super-
jor; 70 to 80 excellent; 60 to
70 good; “i to 60 average; 40
to 50 falr.

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1, What coin is assoclated with

& wishing well? Dime, Quar-

ter, Penny, Nickel.

2. Which animal. contracts

heaves disease? Hog, Chicken,

Rabbit, Horse,

3. In World War Two the sur-

render of the Japanese wag

elgned aboard the ship Mis-
souri. True or false,

4. How many miles south of

Key West, Florida, ts Havana?

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45, 90, 162, ‘211.

FOR WOMEN:

5. Movie actress Sophia Loren
is a native of: Paris, Boston;
Rome, Dublin, |
6. Which state was the homa
of Joel Chandler Harris, the
creator of the character
‘Uncle Remus?” Alabama,
Tems, Virginia, Georgia,

7. Which tree is a source of
sugir? Oak, Maple, Pine,
Redwood,

8. Which one made the utter-
ance, ‘Whomsoever I shall
kiss, that same is he? Judas,

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Terrace
girls

recall
Russia

By Ruth Hallock

It was a wonderful trip.
It lasted ten weeks,
b nt took them to London, Edin-

urgh, asgoy, Amsterdam,)
‘Berlin, Viena Rom, Zurich,
Paris and Expo '67,

But mostly it took them to
Russia. ,
' Kathy Moontle, 15; Heather Mc-
Leod, 18; and Barbara Jamieson,
17 will never forget Russia.

The three Terrace girls were
part of C, E, Findlater’s Cen-
tennial Elgar Choir which return-
ed to Vancouver on September 4
after a tour to end all tours.

Barbara is back in Vancouver
attending UBC, but Heather and
Kathy are both students of Skeena
Secondary school.

They ‘dropped in totellus about
the trip, e

Mostly — they talked about
Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev.
“Russia itself. That's what.
stands out most of all about the
trip, At least for mo,’ sald
Heather McLeod. “Pd like to go
back there,’*

“No thanks, Not me,?’ said
Kathy Moonie. ‘It’s too depres-
sing. Homesickness kind of hit
me there. The grey appearance
of the buildings, oldladies sweep-
ing the streets, crews of ladies
digging ditches and driving gravel
trucks, And they all looked so
sombre and tired,’”

* 8 @

Heather liked the Russian edu-
eational system.

“The children start kinder-

TERRACE. GIRLS Heather MiLeod left) and Kathy Moonie
with souvenirs from Russia acquired during a European tour
with the Elgar choir, Kathy is wearinga hairstyle she recelved.

in Rugsia,

and by the time they reach grade
seven they’ve pretty well
developed what they want to be,
and they head toward that goal.
They take a basic eight years of
school rather than a basic twelve
like we do here, Their voca-
tions are selected on an ability
and aptitude basis,’*

Russian school dropouts get an
antomatle five year stint in the
army plus a two year hitch with
the navy.

* 8 @

‘We attended a lecture at
Friendship House in Moscow and
we learned a lot about the Rus-
sians there, Then we had a
chance to speak with some Rus-
sian students, They speak
conversational English, They
asked if we learned about Russia
in our schools and wanted __in our_schools and wanted to know.

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'|people were very warm.

li we had ever heard of Lenin,

They were surprised tolearn that
we had,” Heather recounted.
s

Kathy felt the Russian people
were very honest, She said that
in Canada, youngsters might try
to get a free ride on the sub-
way, but in Russia payment was
so automatic the people were
almost machinelike.

"T think Russia was thefrlend-
liest country we visited, The
The
Dutch people were very friendly
too though.’" This from Heather
who also recalled that bubble
gun, an ordinary penny stick,
will sell for as high as ten
rutkes, the equivalent of. ten
dollars on a Russian street,

"They come up to you with
thelr hands out and they say

‘Gum?’ —and they'll pay almost | j
anything for apenny bubble gum,” | &

she said.

Both Kathy and Heather had
Lenin lapel pins, a high token
of ixiendship when given by the
Russians, While in Moscow thoy
visited the Kremlin and saw the
Moscow Ballet perform Sleeping
Beauty. But the *Twist* 1s the
latest pop danceforRussianteen-
agers. Nothing so mod as the
Boog-a-loo,

* #

For mod —{t was London all
the way. The girls called Lon-
don's mod section “Fabulous,
way-out —that'’s the only way to
describe it, In Woburn Abbey
they were having a love-in, We

saw hippies all aver London and | §

some in Paris too.”

In every country we visited

they just couldn’t do enough for
us when they found out we were
Canadians. They asked all over

ie | the world if wehad been to Expo,”

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We asked if they provide cof-
fee, tea or milk, and both girls
replled almost in unison, “‘They
brought us a tray full of caviar, “4

Laden down with souvenirs
from every country on the tour
list the two girls reminisced for
US.

The trip was wonderful. The .
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Germany were great fun. The
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was something to remember,
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Witnesses to meet

Delegates from the. Terrace
congregation of Jehovah’s Wit-
nesses will meet in Smithers
this weekend for a three day
program of Bible instruction,

The session has been planned
for the benefit of all Witnesses
living in North Western British

Columbia anddelegates from nine | B

congregations are expected to
attend,
The meeting is scheduled to
in Friday at 6:45 p.m, and
wah {be highlighted Sunday after-
noon with a public Bible lecture,

iy
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The following births were re-
corded at Mills Memortal Hospit-
al during the past two weeks:
Born to; ‘
Mr. and = Mrs, Lawrence
Michiel, September 19, adaught.

Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Willis,

iy September 14, a daughter,

Mr, and Mra, You Chow, Sep-

Bis | tember 16, a son,

Mr, and’ Mrs, Perry Robinson,
Septornber 17, a son,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Reynolds,

; : September 17, 8 son, :.

M: and Mrs. Donald Sturt,
September 18, adaughter, - «|
Mr, and Mra, Danial

a| Septomber 18, a daughter, .

Mr, and Mra, William Sullivan,

ae September 22, a daughter.

“Dr, and Mra, Gordon Boyd,

*, September 22, a daughter.

My, and Mrs, Delmar Horth,

B| September 23, a son,

‘Mr, and Mrs. Erik Jepsen,

a |Saptember 27, a daughter,

Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Penner,

i | September 23, a son, .

Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Kwasnle,

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