dnesdo’ September ai

Sorest Films For |

chool Children:

The Incredible Forest" “is a
mes of 11 color ‘films about
meets, forest management and
a forest industry. I will be
man to all seco -achool
ments In British Columbia.

Hehe films were -commisatoned
mMacMillan Bloedel Limited,
eh thas présented 10 complete

1966

fee ects to the British Columbia £

fahrtment of Education,

he films will be circulated by &
Division of Visual Education

mg the current school

year. &

pooklet provides. the teachers i

background knowledge.

br the first time the story of i
is § forests and of fts vital forest &

hdy gained wide reputation ‘as
Smilliant documentary.
ech 90-minute film contains a
meule story: logging with mod-
equipment; logging in the old
; the vast reforestation pro-
the efforts to upgrade the
pts; the scientific research
new forest products; the
meting of forest products;
m@ transportation by water and
m land; wild life studies in the
” forests; the life cycle of trees;
mplanning' of modern forest
ations. ;
he “Incredible Forest” is in-
ed as a tribute to the tree
mech is the basig of the B.C.
omy.

»-[Imat week from Fort St . John
| wheta ‘she hid been n vielting with

FIRST FILM of 11-part series '‘The Incredible Forest"
presented to G, Neil Perry, Deputy Minister of Education
left, by E. G. Stroyan of MacMillon Bloedel Limited.

een

~—by Ran

Guite a little bit hag happened
during the week.
On Tuesday night, Chere

‘Thomas, Brad Hughes and ‘yours

Fall Projects? >
Terrace House Of
a

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TO DO IT. HIMSELF. -

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DRAPERIES |
(CUSTOM MADE OR BY THE YARD

CARPETS |

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Hamilton

‘| truly, attended. a Municipal Coun-

cil meeting. Discussed were ac-
tivities: of the club and the pros-
pects of obtaining a building as
headquarters. for the club A
committee is investigating. _

On . Friday we officially. opened
a bank account and deposited the
monies from the Penny Race. .

E [and Mra. W.. Sandhals.

TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD TERRACE, BRITISH. ‘COLUMBIA

AROUND éhe TOWN iHow to relle eve
Mrs, Walter McConnell ‘returned | B ACK: ieee

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her sohin-law and. Ganghter, Mr.
pend om Reger, De- ‘

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STARTING SEPTEMBER 12 a

4

— ALL EVENINGS STILL HAVE OPENINGS - _

BA IRNE y Ss 80 owe

ae

- On Saturday we. held a carwash| |.

and : bakesale: at. the ‘Co-op, The
girls sold all their goods long be-

fore the wash was over so they

-[Jatershelped with cars.

‘The girls gave the treasury a
| $36.33 boost and the car wash
<1 brought. us $44.00,

After the carwash we had a
"people wash.” “Everybody had a
gas and now has a cold,

- On Sunday we were pleased to

os J have - ‘a: number of ‘adult. visitors)

“lat our meeting. Present were Mr.
‘|A. Delange, Campbell. Lane and
_ {George MeKnight. -

‘Thanks be to Mr. Delange and
to. Cam Lane who are now our

-| Adult Advisors,

Mr. McKnight, a past president

- lof. the: Vancouver Island - Teens

“: [Assoclated, spoke to the Council

AND OTHER LEADING »

AND EXPERT INS TALLATION -

SERVICES ALSO . SUPPLIED

%& DRAINAGE |

* GRADING

a!plans. are well underway. for the |:
Centennial Carnival scheduled for| -
in the Community

* TOPSOILING —
* SEEDING ,

| munity. minded persons,
_ phone Mrs. Bort Ljungh at. VI3-)

October ist

- fon Teens Associated of B,C. News-
_«}letter, The Council. will purchase

|50 copies monthly,
“Also: present at the - meeting
were three members. of Thornhill

- : | Teens,

. The softball. game and. wiener
roast will-be held at Thornhill

.-|this “coming Sunday. ‘Everyone is
welcome.
‘| Now in the works is a Northern

Teens Association. The area will
include clubs ° from Ketchikan,
Alaska; Prince: Rupert; Kitimat;
Houston} Burns Lake;
the Hazeltons:

See yal

Plans Underway For|

Centennial. Carnival

m! Spokesmen for the “Tertace =
Centennial Project Fundraising |.

campaign, said this week that

Centre.
‘Proceeds from the. unique
“something-for-everyone” Carnival

will: go to the fund for Terrace’s|.

‘proposed . (entennial L Library Mu-

‘seum: Tourlam comp .

‘Noluateers sre eerie needed
man booths In the Carnival. ‘Com-
willing
and able. to aseist, are asked to

O74 thers may help in thelr own

aiway by making donations of books,

comic books and paperback novels
to the Boy Scouts for thelr Used

Book Booth; donating attic treas-j
ures attd what-nots to the Terrace | :.
Country’ Store|”.
Booth and by donating home bak-|'-

Lions ‘for their.
ing to the ‘Catholic Women's
League. for aale in thelr: Home
Baking Booth at the Caratval.

Smithers: |"
Dawson Creek;|. .
Prince George and Williams Lake.

For big or

small spending

. The ‘Associates make personal loans
and for almost any reason. Some | ee