i , their customers,
;

. Then-. there, aye the needs of
® those ‘who are not go well off,
a «© nancially.or otherwise, and are
= not ‘prospering with the rest of

| the community. There’ are the
‘ senfor citizens, the handicapped
: and the retarded, the sick andthe
These people are very
much a part of the community
and must be included in total

poor,

planning.

HH _ During the next few weeks, Il
will be the object in this cor.
ner to have a look at some of

these needs,
; * © 6
i «C=. « We do have employment
| fices:to .help arrange jobs for
‘fam = those “who ‘need: them, . We do
fm 46 have welfare offices to help care
for the indigent. We-have a hos.
m pital for the sick and several
groups are active in the care of

. the hatrlicapped, a
_ However, as has been discov-
ered in other communities, addi-
tional resources are necessary
fee «to complete the job of care, con
fem =6cern, atid ald. It takes theaction
of the ‘whole community to. es.
tablish these centres,
1 see community action this
way. It takes a few interested
individuals {a realize:a problem
| or a need exists, Once the area
of need is recognized agroupcan
be formed to do further research
into the problem, _ Ae
-e

“

For example, the Community|

ae Resources Council is prepared to
, present two briefs inthe near fut-
ure, The first will gotoTerrace
Municipal Council outlining the
need and the establishment of.a
low-rental housing project. The
second will go to.the Regional

= Hospital Committee and will im
me clude the conclusions from re.
Me search into the need for a men-
tal health clinic in Terrace, .
The’ Resources . Council is
composed of people in the know
in these particular areas, The
members include social workers,
| public health nurses, teachers,
a minister aud several members

life, These Briefs will also in-
clude the findings of independent
parties who are involved inthese
particular areas,

fo 5 a er

me These people-have the faciti-
mem ties and the understanding at
hand to research and find tenta-
tive solutions to problema, Their
: projects are in the thinking stage
‘ at the moment but their promot-
mem. ers hope they will be in the plan-
am ning and development stages in
gee the near future, tee
cae =©6| Other groups in this town are
, also involved in planning and
ae completeing programs in other
m areas of need, . oS
However, community planning

project, ; ;

Completion of any project de-
me pends on the prioritles involved,
ae, Financial provisions, paperwork,
@! technleal details,- and mechanics

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you a
ALSO — one-day service. on
rubber stamps —the home
of Northern. Rubber ‘Stamp.

Whs., part of Joe's Printers; J);

Downstairs In: the. Lazello .
-. Shopping. Centre: 7
Phone 635-6357, ask: fo
_., the printer. -
P.O. Box 628, Terrace, B.

Woo ata

October 9.1968

" ‘Terrace is a growing town, Everyday thia town fooks more
promising as a northern centre, New stores and offices have
appeared on the scene and elegant new furniture igs. baing moved
into elegant new. homes, But, along with the growth comes an
increasing need to administer
Every group in this tuwn con
= cormed with community action is
’ working toward the establishment
of centres to meet the. needs.of
particular segments of the popu-
lation, <:In’ anvoverall picture,
this would include adult ‘educa-
tion programs, district council
plans for the physical growth of
the corhmunity, welfare actly.
ities, various service club pro.
jects, employment office Hst-
-Ings, church programa, and even
business men who aim ta please

ofl

from other parts of community ||

B on a total scale is a long term | -

ad

to the people who -Llive here,
all take time.: It tates complete
co-operation and almost faultless
‘wade through the
aac way

ties involved to
details, co Re OE

And, most “important; ’ it takes
the ‘educated help of the general
public to work out the problema
‘and’ establish gutdelines {or fit.
ure growth, ©. a

hee”

It is so easy to stay uninvol.
ved claiming the work must be
done by those who have a major
contribution to make, The fact
is, many more can become invol-
ved if they realize -all contribu-
tlons ‘of effort, ‘are necessary,
Many people can discover, ifthey

and much to their own amaze-
ment, they. do have the baste un
derstanding and concern. neces-
Sary to become involved:in coms |'
munity work, These people have
a great deal to offer, .
Without their help Terrace can-
not develop as a.complete com-
munity in that it can care for all
members of the population,
Without the care and concern
of everyone in the townthe mach.
inery. of municipal programs.
with federal.‘and proviricial aid
will grind to a stultifying halt,

"> ROSSLAND -:

_ ROSSLAND, B,C. (CP) :— .City.
council has ordered a bronze pla.
que to honor Olympie and world
skting champion Nancy Greene.
of Rosstand,
Plaque is io be set in a natural
stone cairn in Esling Park, near
an elm tree Vancouver donated
to honor the ski queen, })-

A HUGE ATON a
The Atomium, gigantic sym-
bol of the 1958 Brussels World’s
Fair, .represented an atom mag~

commurilégtion between ‘all par-|:

give themselves half’ a chance, |:

“Bowie...

Mficiated,- -

The 12-by-14einch |
‘wedding. dress of lace‘over peau
-de :sole, Her hair was adorned

ve oe

ee

Association president Dr, R,E.M, Leeannounced
ast week that sufficient subscriptions had been
sold to guarantee the series, However,
subscriptions are still available,

, more

-. Ati exhibit of 27 original works
by B.C, painter Emily Carr will
be on display’ at- the Com
Centre, October 14 and 15, ~
The oxhibit, sponsored by the
Terrace Art-Assoclation, is part
of the third circuit. of the Van.
couver Art Gallery's travelling
exhibit aehéduled to be shown in
seven centres in northern B,C,
' Ted Lindberg, curator at the
‘Art Gallery of Victorla, wiil
accompany the exhibit and give
short talks about the display of
Carr paintings during the. twa
day exhibit, eS a

In an evening wedding .cere-
mony at Sacred Heart Church
September 14, Lynne Marie Nor-
mandeau'married William Bruce

. Father. Lawrence Turgeon of.

The bride, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, J,M. Normandeau of Ter-
race, was given.in marriage by
Jotin Normandeau,

Ron Mould was best man and
Albert Vinny. served as usher,
_ The bride wore a short white

with flowers, ‘Her bouquet: was
of -roses ‘and chrysanthemums,
The brides maid of honor, Miss
Agnes Normandeau, wore adress
of blue chiffon, print, Roberta
Johnson, '-a. cousin of the bride
was bridesmaid, She wore a

nified 150,000,000,000 times,

“After a wedding dinner the

wedding party proceeded to a res.

ception and dance at the Ukrain.
fan Hall where musle was pro.
vided for the occasion by Verne
Barge and the Sundowners fromi
Smithers, woe

Mr, ‘and Mrs, Bowie

left: on |
a wedding trip to Vancouver:

7 Normandeau-Bowie rites held

ths.

costume, f

Surrey.

a forestry school for three mon-

"The bride chose’ a two piece
rust and green plaid suit with
yellow corsage as her going away

The couple will take up resid.
ence at the Bar-X Motel in North

where the groom plans to attend

UNIQUE...
VANCOUVER (CP) — A Unite
ted States. cyclotron expert who
designed a $27,000 Triumf-nuce
lear accelerator for the Univer.
stiy of British Columbia saye it
will be the world’s most effice
jent, Dr,.Reginald Richardson,
physics professor at the Univer.
sity of California at Los Angeles

‘says it will be the only factlity

in Canada to produce subatomic

dress of pink printed chiffon,

particles called mesons, ~

elected,

WHITE, MEANS ELECTION
: A thin wisp of white smoke
from a special Vatican chimney
means a new Pope has been

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SM eth et

i

: “We take our holidays during the winter, so that's _
~~ important thing to us, Electri¢ heating is completely. trouble-free, W.
: even, comfortable heat without the care of most other fuels. ==
We're pleased with the economy too a

PF .
| cries mr

out el

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ectric

an

- Look fadies---NN0

~The rubber grips
re Large. You wil

> GIRDLE TODAY, PRIGE

be seen:

munity | ceremony has been acheduled for.
‘| Monday, October 14 at 8 p.m.

‘seven until ten p.m, both days,

[taken to defray expenses.

| “Hanna’s” Panty Girdle |
|Guaranteed To Hold Up Your}
_ Nylons Without Garters -

10 GARTERS! Eve
, are: ugly bulges under dresses, | real
- Ugly gaps between girdle and stockin
~ Angs. Now. you. can Say ‘goodbye to all these ‘
-fubberized bands stretch over stockings tops and‘keep them in place, never

‘pullS stockings,-In an Antron-and Lycra-blend, weighs less: than:3-ounces-~:
“Slight: youdon’t knowyou haveit on but still firm. Washes and dries quickly. . .
3 won't wash out: White only. In sizes:

‘never po back to garters again. 6. easy

i GET YOUR "HANNA'S HOSE HUGGER”
ONLY

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r

A spokesman for the Art As—"
‘sociation‘said a special opening

an ame eee
l¢ from 8.™,. ul noon, |h
from one until five p.m, andirom |

. Ageording tathe spokesman for
the Terrace Art Association, ar- |i
rangements have been made for jf
all the school children to see the |
exhibit, Tuesday morning. ;
No admission charge has been
aet but a silver.collection will be

"1-Day service’
When requested.

W4i44 Lakeise'
Phone --5626

ry woman knows what a nuisance garters

problem with slacks, bruised legs,
;, Stapping garters, and ruined stock:
these problems. The ‘Hose Hugger"

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