" Wednésday, March 20/-1968

“TERRACE HERALD,’ TERRACE, ‘BIC,

‘ By JOHN OMAN

JE OMINECA TERRIERS who go into the playotts ,
In the Kitimat Commercial. Hoekey aagme.

sei | in lots

Terrace Omineca Terriers, in a warm up game for the

“playoffs beat Northwest Shell

Merchants edged
in Rupert cage.

“The Terrace Little Merchants
were defeated by a 1 point mar~
gin in Prince’ Rupert, Saturday.

: Final, score in the basketball
_game ‘was 35-34 for the Prince
- Rupert ‘junior all-star team de-
spite ‘an excellent 17 point ef-
fort by, Little: Merchant's . Bill
Kellar, °

‘The’ Terrace - ‘Tippers, also| ;
playing. {n Prince Rupert over

the weekend, lost two games to
the’ Prince Rupert Chiefs by
scores of 103-72 and 94-76, -.

Lacking players, the Tippers
tired quickly from the lack of
bench strength and combined with
the glass backboards which were
strange to theplayers, they could-
n’t keep the lead, .

Scoring ‘for’ the Little Mer-
chants were: Bill Kellar; 17,

Dale Prest; 8, Dennis Williams;
4,- Delano ‘Strasbourg 4, Harry
Baxter; 1,

Terrace. Tippera: in the first|
game: John-Oman; 33, Mel. Mar-
quardt; 11, - Doug. McKay; , 10,
Alb Blessin; 8, “Harold. Cham-
DOU enBgen ke Othe

id Bag Paibhe" Bald"thst his
epi wi biethias,.

7 4, March 11, :
- The Terrlers were S down | +0

picked up the first goal, This
rwds followed up by an unase
sisted goal by Al Pritchett.

* In the second Deriod two goals
were scored by Ed Kushner, and
one cach by Martin O’Brien,
‘Harold Flogun and .Mitch Gly.
ick, Agsists were picked up by
Mel Motz (2), Ed Kushner, Leo
O’Brien and Martin O'Brien, ;

: Stars of ‘the game were goal-
ie Bwain MacDonald and defence- |.
men AE. Pritchett and Mel Motz:

_ Former defenceman Ed Kush.
‘ner, in-his new position as cen
tre with the O'Brien line, picked
up two-goals and an assist and
his hard checking kept the puck |
in: Kitimat territory ‘most of the |'
game, .

~ Coach Pete Fanning and Mare
ager+ Ed Stanik: said they exe
pected big things: from newly
acquired Mitch Olynick, who ts
another hard checking forward,

A win by northwest Shell would
have put them in first place, !-

when Dale Kuahner, assisted by |
Harola Flogun and’ Ian Johnson |.

~ Atte hard of Kitimat won the
 Foastmastérs fre Sisco
test at the week-ond,

Terrace: Toastmasters
fored the event in Lakelse if

‘otem Room on Saturday, ch,
16. Attending wera aie
friends of Terrace, ftHmat and
Prince Rupert Toastmasters,

Area Governor G. Wynn of
Prince Rupert was ‘chairman of
the contest and Bill: jReld: of
Terrace acted as chief: judge,

Tistrict Governor W, Bern
hardt of Kitimat. made the trophy.
presentation to Mr. Inhart and
certificates to Gerry Dutfus of.
Terrace ‘and Dave’ Latrd of
Prince Rupert, who" were “rule
ners-up,

_The prosram, was - - presided ;

Empress hotel
bricks. saved —
VICTORIA (CP): —‘the 141%.

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will be -held‘on: ‘Friday,
= Night D Dance to » be hel
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in ithe Lakelso, :

“But once it’s born it has
nothing to do with the commise
sion.” |

Those quotes are from Edna
‘Cooper, the metaphorical mid-
wife to this new cultural phen-
omenon on the local scene.

8 p.m,, Monday March 25, in
the Terrace : Community Cem
tre,

- Edna ‘Cooper, a member of the

‘Recreation Commission, is now
issuing a general invitation to

“go: beyond the funny. papers to
turn out for the- mecting. :
a e ry

it has.a number of reasons
for being, such as co-ordinating
Jand giving a boast to the work |.
,of different groups like Terrace
‘Little Theatre, the erstwhile
‘Picture. Loan now Terrace Art
Soclety, and the Overture Con-
“cert Association.
‘and when you get down to hard,
‘cold money, it has an even more
“urgent reason for starting right
now,

. The reason is money.

, ig; RCo. Centennial Cultural fund
its. are rele. But: they

|launched

The Terrace Aris Cotnel is
"the recreation commission's

The Terrace Arts’ Council for-
mally: comes ‘into existence at

‘anyone whose cultural interests [Bg

“| Terrace. Arts Council.
next Monday,

But the clrcumstances were
exceptional,

Edna Cooper is making an ap-
peal to anyone interested in the
overall picture: of arts in the,
area to attend the meeting and
to take part in the future work
of the. Terrace Community Arts
Council.

“We: want the people to have
thelr say right at the start, id
she said. .- -

4 Community Arts Council is ex.

‘authorities know about the-cul-
@ tural needs of the community,

ton chimney which has towered
167 feet over the old Empress
Hotel steam plant’ and’ laundry
here for 40 years will ba diss,
mantled, - lis. 250,000 bricks,
reported still in goad condition,
are to. be stored for ‘future use,

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life of every member of the cole
munity," she said,

The about-to-beéin : Terrace

pecied to follow the aims of
other similar groups in the pro-
vince. —-

Standard platform includes: com
ordination of the work of local
cultural groups; fostering inter-
est in local cultural efforts: j keep
ing the public informed of looe
al artistic work; and letting civic

Boots repaired
at train station |

DUNCAN, B, C, (CP) —Not
“imany people would think of taking |.
their boots to a railway station
|to be repalred. ButAb Kotscher~
oisid, forced to quit the trucking
business because of a back ail-
ment, took a shoe repairing
course then rented the old
express: room in the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company's Dun.
can station and set up shop, His
best customers have been the|.

CPR staff next door.

You know what happens to EUs
Jos Ane iy

j Who: “tail” ‘hiety peli

8. Meenes d
Steve-Reviolds; 22 mau rani enart tart erry parking.dot
ifecond game: John Oman; 25,/fense, lias théedepth to: overs.
Mel Marquardt; 15, HaroldCham-| come: City -Centve Hardware dn

poux; 14,-Dong McKay; 12, Colin |the’: semf’s-and-elther Alcan. or |.
Ch ten lef

However," Sat least in Edna [ates 2:

Cooper's book; ‘Yaising the stand-

-. Picture’ ‘Loan’ Aasoelation aia

B 3 4.|Northwest Shell in the: finals, | escape the embargo by receiving/ard of the. arts doesn’t mean FROM THE

AL Blessin; 4. [Northwest ; mks | ‘a7 “$800 grant to’ promote native: going artsy-crafty. .
‘art-in the area, most notably by] | “Personally : Ta ‘like to see EQUIPMENT
‘the visit: of:Rufus Moody to- Ter the artiness . taken out: of. the: : ~BO: ARD "
rate in January,” 2° 5+.

arts. 2nd make ike them part of. the

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~ Successful. year

The: Terrace Branch . cof ihe
Royal Canadian Legion had a
very satisfactory year, accord.
ing to Al McAlpine who gave
a ‘breakdown of the 1967 fim
ancial report at the March 12.

be mailed to’ varlous .branches
in the area t& encourage visits
from their members: when they
are in the vicinity. -

A Zone meeting is slated for
Branch 250 at Kitimat - March

; = and Coo

meeting, 23, at 2 pam, gas driven generating set, oS ofthe business with extra listings: inthe Yellow '
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preceeded bya dinner served
by. the ® Ladies’ Auxiliary. The|-
1; members expressed their thanks
for the meal.-
‘T) — Legion . members,. Comrades ;
Gare and Hales asked for con-|.”
tinuéd’ effort’ in the selling’ of
|| tickets for the trip to. Hawaii,
The winner’ will be drawn at \
the Vimy Night Danes, April 5.) \
A money. .prizé will. be given|
i ‘the Winner: camiot ‘make the]:
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Members: were invited to bring |
.| &. friend to:the Past Preside}
ents night, March 20. Plans for
‘| | -the-sdelal: orendng include a light
; Junch, fo

" Meinbers: were -aaked to ptok .
‘Up and read the Branch bul
'} letin each ‘wionth, Copies are t

~ Witnesses
_ meet. here.

af - More than 500 Jehovah's Wit.|
‘nessesyand: their: friends met in|. -
| Skeena Secondary Schoo) for their
semi-annual Circuit Convention,
Friday. ‘
} |" Saturday. afternoai ‘the’ group |.”
| met for. a -service in which four |\-
new muntstirs were: baptized, .
ni the’ evening o rantet
: parte bate in am Of
Bible instructl riatimeda at atten:
fhoning the atabllity of the fam:
clrels through the use.of the
B bie in the home, reord
|< Highlight o: 0 Hs.
‘vention was the ‘Bible-dis trae.

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