SDAY, NOVEMBER & 80, um ;

Alt that: ‘snow we hada.
Peeks - ago’ got?
ians -

A they got together at one: of
ir meetings and . planned

: timat's first winter carnival, .
Matting the dates..for the::
Mameekend of January 28, 29 and:

. Three whole days of fun.
1ough the Rotary club will:

ve four. major events in the -

a rnival and will plan most of it
Mey. are looking .to: the,
munity’s youth and to other
mubs to help out by’ running
Mme of the
The festivities will begin with

e crowning. of a Snow:

= rincess, who the club hopes to,
. Ind . . among

er the rest of the carnival.

ating carnival which will be
eid in the arena on the Frida
mvening. High school students

Save approached the club and .
nid that they plan to tie-in their ©.

Meectivities with: the carnival.
es should “Mean. “some:

“Kitimat:
: ‘thinking. Thinking: -.
memout a winter carnival that ic :

events, ..

Kitimat's .
dJementary school students...
e lucky little girl will-reign «

: tac itd for. both the
et

“youth of imunity anid the —
adults,

“The higk ghlight-of the weekend
for * the: Begalts i willbe’ the

“Snowball’” dance at the YMCA —

on Saturday evening,
“The. Northwest” Invitational

“THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C.

“Swim Meet,‘to'be held at the. |

Sam Lindsay~ Memorial pool
will also be a major feature of .
the carnival. ‘Organizers of the.
meet hope that it will-attract:
competitorsfrérti surrounding
northwest communities: who of

"course will be Invited. to other

carnival events,

Some of ihe events suggested
which ‘other clubs. may handle
are a junior ski. tournament, a
‘snow. sculptiire ‘competition,
snowmobile .races, snow. shoe

“sace for the riayors.of regional

Another ‘activity planned’ for : communities and the building of

Me children of Kitimat is a

asnow castle on the mammoth
mound -- snow. .-that

. aecumnulates: eiween the City

Centre and the ‘Museum, .

The club hopes to meet with -.
members: af othes - interested -
clubs.in the near future. to. ee
, the entire weekend. - wh

Pictured above are some of the special
guests who attended the ordination of
‘Rey. Wilber James at Knox United
Church on Sunday. They are left: to: -
Reverend. Doctor R.W.
Vancouver
Tepresented the « President ‘of the. _

right:

Henderson of. :

who ~ George.

United Church Conference, Reverend ~
Wilber James, Reverend H. C, Black of
Skidegate in’ the. Queen Charlotte
Islands who is Chairman of the Prince
..,Rupert Presbytery and Reverend

Kennleyside |

meiner | of Prince Rupert.

“two people. ‘appes
‘Kitimat Court . on; PThureday,

Nov, 2, Luka Juric of Kitimat, -

charg :

still. He pleaded guilty and was .

fined $200. or3 month in.default. and w
e charge arose:as the repult. | sunpended fr a ‘aod i ‘s |

of a search of his residence by
RCMP,

a red. in: 5

We 5 :
‘eoart: ‘paw . hwo ie a
before Judge’ c W.

Bary Mi Abriel wos was coated
: breathalyzer. ite pleaded guilty.

$400. or 40 days in

‘default.’ ‘His licenae- “Wee

days.”

On the same day Alexander _

Guzyk of ‘Kitimat appeared

before Judge Murray charged
with causing a disturbance by .

being drunk in a public place. -

He pleaded guilty and was fined. -

$100 or 7 days in default. He was
charged after an incident in the

~ Also appearing ¥ was Leonardo

‘Joseph. Desousa who’ pleadéd

guilty .to a charge of impaired

‘driving. He was fined $200 or 20
days in default and ‘had; his
license suspended for 60 days.
The charge arose asa result of.a

motor vehicle accident on Nov.
2.

Kitimat Gordon. Holel on. Nov,’
Yn :

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Rod & Gun report

the ‘continuing report af the

“'Xitimat. Rod: and Gun Club

§ HELP, helps. out
at Christmas —

: hrougha wetand windy winter:

ay ;

m shabby child comes.my way.
is clothes too thin for. this
illy morn

And here in the cold ‘he looked ;

Bald and forlorn
ai path leads him to a tiny toy
0,
alts christmas display has
mcaused him to stop.
aa0n tiptoe he squints through the
mcold window pane

BLonging for things that “he ;

eannot obtain.

With a shrug and a sigh he
A strolls down the street,

im His hands in his pockets, an air.

of defeat.

i This boy stands for children all.

& over our land,

i Who still enjoy Christmas if we

g lend a hand.

* This is-8 poem: sent- in, along —
_ ko.

Swith a $5 donation,
Vancouver's Empty Stocking
=” Fund by a Grade eight student.

; Vancouver isn’t the only: place

@ where children long ior ‘things --

Rathey cannot obtain at
Christmas. Kitimat has its own
‘empty stocking fund’ in form of

A the Kitimat Community Help ~
m Agency, Though many people.
Fin this’ area think. that. all-

mB Kitimat residents are part of
the affluent society the Agency
finds that there are quite a
humber of familles that

B wouldn't have anything at

, Christmas if they didn’t help
am out. Each year Help provides
families. with a food. hamper
containing goodies valued up to
§25.. They also give éach family
i cash vouchers of $5 per child for

buying toys. But $5 much as it -

is helpful doesn’t go too far in:

“buying toys these days § 80 Help

start early: in. «the. new year.

is putting outa call f for any used

- toys that could be cleaned uP

and given to these children. If

your children have outgrown:
or- become bored with -all .
those dolls and tracks and books
from last Christmas give them
a little lesson on the true
meaning of Christmas, Tell

| them about the other kids that’

_won’t have very much joy on
that special day and remind
them about the ‘giving’ spirit of
Christmas. Then help them
pick out a few things and call
Help at 632-6611. If you want
you could clean them up
yourself or leave them for the 16
active members of the agency ~
who will be glad to doit. © ~

‘Through donations from
service clubs and individuals

> Helpis fairly well off financially
ott this year.:.They.aleo: got. a ‘big ;,-

contributed: bundles ‘of copper
-wire to.them.. They had
firemen. burn off the atslde
rubber coating and then sold'the
wire, . Though.their books stand
-well in the black now they give
‘out over $2,000 during the weeks
just before Christmas and know.
that by Christmas they will be’
- needing more money, ° Any .
contributions, no ‘matter, how
small, are welcome. If you
would rather they will accept -
contributions of foods for their
food hampers algo, -

At. Christmas time éveryone
gets into the giving spirit and
many people contribute money’ |
for needy people both it Canada
and . overseas. . “Kitimat’s
Community. Help Agency has
‘provent that there is a need right »
here, Let’s. remember ‘that -
charity begins at home, -

bonus. this -year.-when -Eurocan --

“‘submitted..to'The Herald -by~
Larry Sevigny:

~The Hunter training program

; reports | that the present class is

_ progressing favourable and
another class: is expected to.

Once: again we would. like to
remind all junior hunters that in
order to-obtain their’ license
next year they will have to be

holders of.a’ hunter’ training
_ certificate, Do not plan to leave
“or put off this. course till next

‘fall, as you may not have «a
chance to take it then, Don't

forget. that. practically -all .

‘instructors are hunters and that

’ they will not be‘availalbe at that
_ time of the year.

, Under new business, the ‘shoat

- committee reports that they

have had two meetings with the
Recreation Commission on the
Municipal big bore range. -
Plans on the’ improvement of

“the range were submitted to the

Commission and reports say
that they agree in principal with
our. proposals: that the

town ,,has:.. to. . have. a rifle.

-range.- -~ The: -only- stumbling :
block: ‘forseen'* in: the, future
would be with the. city fathers.

“The big game.” committee
* reports that: all measurements

for big game” trophies: will be"

-held sometime in January .

Trophy owners are requested to ,

contact. the’ committee

chairman: before January | 1,

"1972,

commiittee chairman says. that
-he ‘has received a report from
the federal fisheries. on the

proposed Moran Dam on the:
In. this report: -

‘Fraser: River:*
Environmental and’ Fisheries

“Minister, the Honarable Jack ©
’ Davis, states thatin no way

‘could an 800: ft.: dam on the
‘Fraser justify the priority of
‘B.C. Hydro:>over the

commercial and sport value of.

. fish. The report states, in part, .
that from 75 percent to 90
percent of salmon and steelhead
would be destroyed above the

dam‘and that the yearly -

wholesale value:of 37 million
- dollars worth of fish would ber
lost forever"

The: Kitimat: Rod: ‘and Gun
Club is opposing this proposed
dam project and are urging.all.
interested parties: to obtain a

project report on the dam: from
the Federal: Fisheries: or the.
Fish and Allied Workers Paper
(fishermen) ‘and ijind out for

a syourself- how damaging this

dam would be to our. - natural ;
resources. Then pfotest singly .

- or in bodies to‘the B.C, Hydro

and: ~ ‘the
Government.

“”. Provincial

: Kitchens Kitimat s

BY LOUISE PRICE

There : are so many exciting
things the novice can make out
of felt for both Christmas gifts
and decorations. © For
decorations try a groovy
Christmas sock guaranteed to’
make Santa look twice and
cesigned for machine sewers.
Using'a sock for a pattern.draw
out your. deisng on a bright
piece of felt. (Use a stretch
fabric if you want.) Cut two

“pieces. Use bits of felt, yarn,

ribbon, etc. to trim, sewing on
your design before you sew the
two pieces together, Embroider
names on. with thread-or with:
Hquid embroidery colors. , Cut
out four cuff ‘pieces the same .
width as the top of the stocking

- and about 2 inches high, Sew

two together to make long strip;
then sew the next two together.

” Putright sides together and sew...

two-strips together along ‘long

edge turning and. pressing with

the iron, Then: put back and.
front of sock togehter and stiteh .
all ‘around, using a bright
colored thread which works. in
with your trim,.or sew by hand
using large stitches. In this way

' You don’t have to turn the sock. -

Add the turned cuff on the top

after sewing up the final seam; _.

The salt: water sport “fish ; stitch down by hand... Add a

ribbon loop at “back of sock for
hanging at the fireplace.

a WALL HANGING
Wish all your friends a cheery
Mery Christmas with a red felt
and gold ribbon wall hanging. -
For this banner you will need .
nine 20” x 3-inch pieces of felt,
10 pieces of 1 inch gold ribbon,

‘each 20" long, large gold letters

from a hobby ‘or stationery .
store, glue, two pleces' of dowel,
cord for hanging, and four
shiney gold tree deocrations for
the ends. of ‘the dowel. ' *,
Arrange’ the ribbon and felt 4

‘pieces alternatley,.starting and

-ending with the gold ribbon. On
each plece of felt place’a letter,

~;, Starting with C ao that .the-

pieces will spell out Christmas.
‘Above’ ‘this,. on: every second

piece of felt place the letters to‘
: spell out Merry. (The M should. -
be. above the Cc in in Christmas)

HELLO!

| Pm. Loyd Joe

> And i ‘will be running. for: Mayor in 1 the ; 4
 District-of Terrace on the December: oo

Mth Election:

with the. large influ at newcomers to Terrice in \

3 recent years, “may
Introdece m

“Let dry..
; length of cord; fold in half; glue
. 4" of ends to ‘cardboard side of

- Glue these. lettera onto the
felt, placed about three inches
apart. When dry make a small
hem at top and bottom of both
ribbon arid felt and slip the
pieces over- your length of
dowel. Attach cord to top iece of
dowel and at each end place a
gold tree-baubie, Attach’
baubles to ends of bottem
dowel, and you're finished. For
‘added decoration ‘you could

_pidce a star made : of gold

ribbon, or using gold liquid
embroidery, between the letters
of Merry and Christmas.

- TREE DECORATIONS
Other felt. tree decorations
can be highlighted by gold cord

.. edging. To make these you will

need--paper for drawing.
patterns; pencil, ruler acissors *

“eardboatd ‘(thin “large | ait

small scrape ‘af. felt ir all colora, “
gold cord, and all-purpose glue. ~

What you ‘don’t have-at home.

you can get Ina hobby shop. -’

Firat. of -all ‘decide, on your
oer ‘make it simple in
if. you want to -be’
sna cated let. your
imagination roam in the. trim —
direction: Copy patterns from
old christmas cards.or books.
Cut two complete pleces of each .
ornament shape out of the ~
cardboard,’ In pencil trace the
design you want on-the inside
part of your decoration onto the
cardborad. For. each part of
your decoration cut two pieces

-: of felt; ‘glue each set onto one

side of each cardboard shape.
For hanger cut.a 4’

one shape at top center. Place

_ cardboard sides. of matching
‘shapes together; glue. Starting

at top glue length of cord
Completely around shape, using
pins-to hold cord in place until:
giue is dry,..Glue cord along
lines- inside the ‘design if

- desired, suchas along hat edges

or gift edges of three wise men.

- Some decorations that-can be

made this way are wisemen,
~birds, christmas trees, circles,
_ snowflakes, bells, snowmen,
and santas,

TO CHRISTMAS SEALS. ~

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