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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Dispatch

Poul Bogelund

Word has been received that
Irene Dye, a student in Skeena
Secondary School, has won honor-
able mention in the provincial
Legion Remembrance Day essay
contest.

J, French has been appointed
Chief Steward of Legion Branch
No. 13 following the resignation
of W. Swanson. Louis Watson is
second steward.

_ The 11th annual Legion hon-
spiel in Terrace has been set for
January 28 - 30th. Art Lorimer is
drawmaster and chairman of the
bonspiel committee. Entres close
on January 26.

ry)

Ms. Ko Matthecs

Piano and Theory
VI13-6955

or

V13-2921

and Mrs, Dorothy Easton.

BOOK MENDING 1S ALMOST a full time job at the Terrace Public Library and a special
committee handles all the repair work. Shown here as they tackle the weekly mending
chores are (left to right} Mrs. Ann Horsfield, Mrs. Audrey Dunn, Mrs. Peggy Bartlett

(staff photo)

Among Delegates
Nearly 200 high school student:
from 78 communities throughouw
B.C. will attend the eighth annu
Future Teachers Club Conferen
sanuary 28 - 29 at the Univey!
silty of B.C, ‘ :
Berta Troelstra and Richard S
charoff of Terrace will be amon
the delegates attending the ‘co:
ference designed fo acquaint thy
students with the University anj
its teacher-training programs.
Keynote address will be give

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by UBC's Dean of Education Nev.
le Scarfe. .
Speeches, discussions, and
symposium will be related to tf:
theme "Teaching as a profession'y
During the conference, del}
gates will sit in on regular cla
lectures, tour the campus, and £1
tend 2 banquet, dance and hoote:
nanny, ‘

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Around the Town

Well known oldtimer in |
area, Mr. Earl Moulton, returng
Terrace this week to reng
acquaintances and spend an 4
tended holiday. While here he w
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R
Atchison and may be contacted jam
‘VI3-6914. Mr. Moulton has resi
ed for the past year in Lond}
Ontario.

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Cancer and heart disease are

day’s major killers but many ff
these cases can be controlled |
they are diagnosed and treated |
their earliest stages. There a
usually early warning symptoS@iy
and these should never be ign

ed. ; "

Skiing anyones?

lightad console compartment.

Buckets in the back with cantra arm rest. Hare is one
car that treats rear seat pussengers as individuals.
Big bonus: the seats fold down seperately or
together to expose a 6%2-foot tong carrying space.

Real armchair comfort. Soft armrests on the
full-length sparts console separate tha
foam-padded shel! type buckat seats. Front
armrest folds back to reveal a large,

Now you see ‘om, Now you don’t. Charger
haadlights perform tho neatest disappearing
act of the year. Turn them on and they rotate
into position. Turn them off and they disappear
Into the grille. Just try to find them.

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DISPLAY
NOW!

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list of stan§
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seats and art
e Wall to wall’
shift « Disappeag

e Tinted rear win}
 Variable-speed

« Padded dash Seq
is a dream car comé
See Charger now at \—
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ON DISPLAY
NOW!

P.O. Box 863