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| Wednesday, November 13, 196|j

SKEENA SECONDARY REPORT

Students seek ‘‘toys for tots”

Reported by Marsha Lioyd and
Sherri Thomas.

Students Council opened its
‘Toys for Tots’ campaign Nov-
ember 6, :

Toys will be brought to school
for distribution to needy chil-
dren in Terrace at Christmas,

The campaign runs to Nov-
ember 18 and the collections are
being handled by the school Hous~
es, .

Speaking of Houses, House 4
still leads with 131 points fol-
lowed by House 3 (122) House
1 412) and House 2 (105),

Houses currently Jack support
from students in all activities;
although support is better than
last year, :

This year’s house captains are:
House 1, Audrey Troelstra, Paul

‘Walker; House 2, Marj Hanna,
John Dodd; House 3, Linda Gur-
al, Rod Kluss; House 4, Deanna
Duplessis, Larry Beckley,

House standings are determin-
ed by sports and school activit-
ies, such as the book drive and
the toys for tots campaign.

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Elementary school students

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Mrs, J.E. O'Brien and Sharon
were hostesses on October 23
at a miscellaneous bridal shower
held in honor of Miss Sue Col-
lison who was married to Brian
Goodmanson on Oct, 26, Those:
attending were the Mesdames M.
Michiel, A. Kawinsky, G, Wells
and Cheryl, B. Thompson, F.
Green, F. Nicholson, FP, Anson,
G. Alger, H. Bush, A. Mulder
and Miss Wendy Grant, Those
unable to attend but sending gifts
were Mrs, M. Alger and Mrs, N,
Douglas. eee

Mr, and Mrs, Jim Letwin and
children, Jamie and Susan, left
for a vacation in Toronto, where
they originally came from eight
years ago. While onvacation they
will visit Montreal and New York.
They expect to returnearly inthe
new year.

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Mr, and Mrs, Frank Bentler
of Cardston, Alberta, attended
the double wedding of Mr, and
Mrs, R.A. Nicoland Mr. and Mrs,
R&R. Hackley who were married
in Knox United Church on August

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Ejeanor MacDonald of the In-
ehes-Away Club has reached her

She was’ awarded a trophy and
given a corsage as she was nam-
ed queen for a month at the re-
gular meeting of the club last
Thursday.
«ee

Dennis Dickson, an employee

of Twinriver Timber Company’s

you are’? dance, It is organized
te aa ae ‘." ee

“People” Around The Town

‘onto and area visiting with her

Nass camp left on November 6

collected $530,00 for UNICEF
on Halloween, after being invited
to help by members of theSkeena
Secondary United Nations Club,
Mr. Satwant Singh is sponsor
of the club,
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Grade 12 students who have
settled comfortably into running
their own Commons room, Have

now taken on hall supervision ati o

both Skeena and Riverside, where

the junior secondary is tempor. ff lg AY
el-

arily housed. This takes a 1
more off the teacher's shoulders,
. . |

Pep Club held a bottle drive
November 12 to raise money for
expenses.

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Grade 12 grad pictures this
year are being taken by Colin
Chasteneuf and Jurgen Pokrandt.
They plan to complete the pic-
tures by Christmas,

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Grade 8 from Riverside hold
their first dance Friday (Nov-
ember 15). This is « “come as

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for Burnaby. His fiancee Gail
Howden, psychiatric nurseat Ske-
enaview Hospital, left on Novem-
ber 9. They will travel to Tor-
onto for their honeymoon to visit
the groom’s parents. On their
return they will reside at 4833
Graham Avenue on an 18acre
farm they have just purchased.
* » 6

Over four hundred people at-
tended the new car show atSkeena
Auto Metal Shop on Highway 16
on Saturday, Nov. 3. Skeena Metal
has acquired two new car deal
ships for Terrace, Kaiser jeeps
and Mazda cars, These were on
‘display on Saturday for the many
people interested, and coffee and
doughnuts were served to the vis-
ltors,

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Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Frei-
burg of Nelson Road, Remo, went
south to Vancouver last weekand
returned with their daughter,
Jutta, who has graduated froman
LB.M, school in the southern
eity. Jutta is now working with
Edith Cowden in Terrace Health
Centre.

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Miss Donna Sturby, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, William Sturby,
has returned home after spend-
ing 4-monih or so in. Vancouver.

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Mrs, Kenneth Kerr has re-

turned from a month in Tor-

mother and family and renews
ing old acquaintences, While back
east she took in the fall color
tours of the Muskoka and Ka-

.| November 3, a boy,

‘| agirl.

| The..charitable found

by the Grade 8 student council,
Charlie Brown Projects willplay
the music.

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Basketball game Monday

against the Harlem Aces drew

450 apectators. The boys wore

their new Caledonia uniforms of
blue, black and white.

The following births were
recorded in Mills Memorial Hos-
pital:

Mr. afd Mrs. George Bligh
ton, October 18, a girl

Mr, and Mrs, Evan Fagan,
October 21, a girl,

Mr, and Mrs. Dale Manary,
October 22, a girl,

Mr, and Mrs, Allan DeJong,
October 24, a girl.

My, and Mrs. James Weiland,
October 25, a girl.

Mr, and Mrs, Clifford John-
ston, October 25, a boy.

Mr, and Mrs, Morris Takaryk,
November 4, 2 girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clair-
mont, November 4, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs, Steve Jolmson,

Mr, and Mrs, John Miller,
November 5, a girl,
Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Brown,

Mr. and Mrs, John Neilson,
November 7, a boy.

Mr. .and Mrs, Jogeph Lopez,
November 7, a boy,

VAST TOKYO

Canada, especially British |
Columbia, is. no stranger to
Tokyo — particularily to the
people in the tremendously
large Trading Companies, such
as Mitsubishi, Mitsui and Su-
mitomo, all of which have es-
tablished Canadian head offices
in Vancouver, with branches
and subsidiaries in many cit-
ies and towns across the coun-
try.

‘AN EPIDEMIC’

PHILADELPHIA (AP) —A
report released by the district
attorney’s office says homosex-
ual assaults are “epidemic in
the Philadelphia prison sys-
tem.’ It said during a 26-month
period, there were about 2,000
sexual assaults involving about
1,500 victims and 3,500 aggres-
sors,

DONATES POST OFFICE
CHARLOTTE, N.C, (AP) —
. ation of the
Associate Reform Presbyterian
Church has been presented with
a United States post office.
Foundation chairman William
Deaton of Charlotte said a re-
tired Atlanta executive, Charles
Younts, made the donation, The
foundation then sold the build-
ing for about $30,000.

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