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ae - Wednesday, October 11,

1967

: Seven, seven come eleven, Life
f| is a gamble no matter how you
approach it — or for that matter
how you leave it, Wo all. sit
around waiting for our ship to
come in — and when it comes
in we all run around ‘looking

so with a full contingent of of-
ficere and men, How about a few
more street signs in’ somé of
the boondocks divisions? Oreven
meat dogs with more personality? or
= | significant fawn chairs?

7 Some at the. Terrace folk who
mai Visited HMCS Qu’Appelle dur.
Bj ing it’s Centennial visit to Kit.
f) imat, (it only gets up here once
every 100 years) reported the
tour of the ship most enlight-
ening. And for every visitor,
(there were 5,000) there was
‘Somebody in the ‘background with
a blinking Brownie. Story goes
that at least two people fell
everboard during the tour de-
force, Haven't been able to get
fa| confirmation though, Maybe they
Bi were pushed, orjustsimply went,
al. * © ©
Keep a sharp eye out for frogs
4 still jumping about in local
Swampy areas. If you find any
it could Indicate that we're in
for a longer fall’ season than
is usual, So Indian legent tells
im, Anyway, Frogs and bears. nor-
S} mally take to their winter. beds
hin October and if they decide
to stay up and watch the late,
Mal iate show it could. mean they
at have a hotline to the Great Man-
me? itou and the word is “long fall,
mt Short winter, a .

.

Former “oeve Walt Yeo and
his bride-to-be, Mrs, Yvonne Bis-
hop of Vancouver, were up for
a short visit with friends and
acquaintances last week, Both

as usual looking for an argu-

A taste of samt hater]

, |. By RUTH HALLOCK

for obscure, unmarked streets.
Hike Evergreen, in the hope that, |.
when the ship goes cut it does |:

looking very chipper, and Walt.| .

ment, Tried ‘to get one out: of
me over the ‘Clinton motorcycle
issue but 1 simply wasn't in
a fightiig mood, And besides
Walt: is the kind’-of fella who
always conies ‘out, ‘of a controy-
ersial ‘discussion with five new
members on his Bide, ;

Fourd out the hard way that
television reception la a lot less

‘ain: thin it is at the corner of
Sparks and Lazelle, Seems what
the’ people in the new apartment
Strip and in the nearby trailer
court need is a community an-
tennse or some similar appar-
‘atus. Guess we'll go back to
reading books agains

To all those who register sur-
prise when they see me still
in the student driver car— I'm
having trouble ‘with ‘my parking,
Strange thing how there's always
more car than there is space to
put it in. I have the same pro-
blem with theatre seats!

* *

Look Ma — 1 have a new
desk] ‘The old “Stamp Out In-
junctions’ special has been re-
legated to the backroom,

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Take time out this week to
look at, the ‘beautiful hills of
home. If that sounds corny
I’m sorry, but Terrace Mountain
is very pretty in the Fall. You'd
better look fast though because

and you're not likely to ‘see|.
the mountains again for the next
six months. ,

-@ @

Won't suinebody please. do
something sensational next week
— like announcing they plan to
run for Reeve on a ticket set
ip by a group of civic minded
local businessmen? .

*
“Watch for the Treasure Hant,

It’s coming soon!

Twenty-five turn out:

reer ree

was just too good October 3.

It was so good in fact that the
annual general meeting of the
group was forced into deferrment
due to lack of a quorum.

_ Only sixteen members turned
out for the meeting in the Com-
munity Centre Chamber of Com-
merce Room. Sixteen wasn’t
* enough.
° ‘The constitution called for at
least 25,
' The membership lists,- which
include the names of ali those
" persons enrolled in the Associa-
‘tion’s payroll deduction plan, in-|
dicate a total membership of over
. 30:

And advertising campalgn in
advance of the projected Tues-
day meeting was conducted only

me on radio and television and
m. through direct contact withknown
.. "‘Inembers, :
’ The annual general meeting of
the Terrace Arena Assoctlation
will call for the election of ele-
ven new directors to man -the
executive pedestal and see the
group through a year of intensive
fund raising and ways and means

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SS

No quorum for
‘arena meeting ~

The state of the Terrace Arena Assotiation’s constitutton

Following the dissolution of the
Tuesday meeting, Wayne Sea-
brook, chairman of the Associa-
tion, conducted an informal dis-
cussion period during which a
three man nominating committee
was appointed,

The nominating committee 1s
comprised of retiring teasurer,
Harold’ K, C,: Smith, recreation
director Peter Fanning, and
Arena fund - raising admini-
strator, Ruth M. Hallock. ;

- Art Bates reportedtothe group
that a letter from the Deputy.
Minister of. Agriculture would
indicate the. possible availability
of grants from that Government
department towards the consiruc-
tion of a building designed to
advance the agricultural develop-
ment of an area.- .

An arena building might fall
into this category inasmuch as it
could: be’ utilized for Fall Fairs
and stock shows during the of¢
season,

f

in the shadow of Terrace Mount-/:

the rains are ‘about to set in|: %

EMILY SIMON who will discuss fashion at Coilege October . 1..

Terrace Community Centre's Housewives’
Fashion Lecturer’s Advice

_ Twiggy. like aries
_ not needed for fashion

Emily Simon estimates that

the true twiggy figure is rare
in Terrace women,

“This news may bring bravas
tom the male population and

Mrs. Simon has further en-
couragement for the ladies,

“Twigey is fad,” she says.

“And you don’t have to follow
the fads to be fashionable.”
. Emily Simons is the lady

A telephone committee . will
contact as Many persons as pos-
sibie and the meeting will beduly
advertised.

who gets housewives college
down to its first working ses-
sions October 18 at 3 pm. in
i the Community Centre.

Her topic 1s fashion and
her credentials are impressive.
She is a former San Fran-

clseo fashion model who takes

@ practical approach to
clothes and accessories,

We suggested that there
Were & few miles separating
the. couturiers of Paris, Lon-

-}don, and New York, and the

housewives of Terrace, B.C,

Emily Simons takes a dif-

ferent approach. “Local stores
carry all that is necessary to
look nice,’ she says,

i

“We asked for some of the
things which she had spotted
on downtown streets which
irk the fashion conscious,
“Women who wear thelr
clothes too tight,” she sug

She added the ladies who do
their shopping with thelr hair
In curlers to her sinful list.

WRITES FOR MILLIONS
‘British thriller - writer John
Creasey has produced about 450
hooks under the dozen pen

‘| comparable scenery, like New

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a ionary. income and leisure time,
ie competitive market place.

BY RICHARD JACKSON

; OTTAWA, —Ttw signal's flash-
ing red — danger — ‘for the
as thelr Naw] m
Guard prepares to take over
from the Old Chief and his loy-
allst veterans when the Com-
mons gets back into business
Monday,

The danger isn’t the Liberals

Conservatives

old Parliamentary Cabinet hands,
ably backed up by a sharp sac-
ond row bench of Bright-Young-
Mer-of-the-Mintstry. - :

with their frontbench of tough! -

heads — ‘they quickly and per),
haps even easily become, infact,
if not in name, the real, :the

effective Opposition inthe Com

™ The hazard 4 high for the!
because, of alll |

Conservatives

seemingly strange reasons, their

Now Guard are reasonable men,

quiet men. who can usually see

two sides ‘to most questions,
e «

bers of this New Team... New
Brunswick's G or don Fatr-
weather and Tom Bell, Prince
Edward Island's Health Macquar-| w
rie and David MgcDonald,. Nova
Scotia's John Forestall and Pat
Nowlan, Ontario’s Heber Smith
‘and Jack Irvine,

The wa Chief ry a great|
many inge, bitter! ton-

gued, * brutally}

Wake up B.

Pattison recently returned
from a “Round the World jm-
ket, was speaking of his per-
sonal experience through the
trained eye of a major accom-
modation operator,

He likened tourism in this
province to an “under-nowrished
goose that is laying goldeneggs”,
and stated that we can no tonger
rely on our scene attractions
alone to bring visitors... 2.

‘He pointed out that:places with
Zealand, Ji dia ‘and Bob.

ivia wera becoming more acces.
sible With the advent of the “Jum-

‘This, combined with . the fact
that: ‘people have more discret.

fa" making the world 2 more
The day when Grey Owl was

our best tourist ambassador is
gone forsver,”’ he said,

4sh Columbia could take a leaf.

convention is warned

PRINCE GEORGE ~ “Wane up British Columbia’ was
the theme of the address given by William . B, Pattison,
President of Delta Properties Ltd, to delegates to. the Pro- |
vincial Tourist Advisory Council conference,

‘bo"* jets which can carry passen- | =
[Benge SE Ue a5 one cont) a
ta .

“Visitors want to go whore}:

C., tourist

from swinging London with its
backdrop of rain and smog, _

Among the “simple things’
he advocated for British Col-
umbia were: .

reinstatement of “hobble’s”
uniforms for Victorla police.

knowledgeable liquor store at-
tendants who care,

& reasonably proud pier for
visiting P and O Hners

- customs: offickals® who appear {Par

to be glad to see visitors.
- a free portin British Columbia.
_lakes set aside for fly fisher-
men. only, with gang-trolls and

tough-minded,
stubborn, flercely aggressive —|'
but reasonable and able to see

‘he was not,

He was, for all Parliamentary. o
intents and PUTposes, a one-man’.
Opposition,

orking Parliament day, but be=
hind him on the Tory bastions
or even — to oxpleit the ©
‘Opening he made and continue

eries.

et a « ;
It was usually Tommy Doug- -
las who Fe nctlone nate ek. :
plementary questions on any real-
ly het issue Dief managed to.
explode in the House,’

And so the headlines were too
often shared, -
8

-. The Opposition has been such .
@ one-man operation thatthe Con-
servatives. haven't even had a
housing critic — one of the
biggest urban-issues going — .
simply because the Old Chief
wasn't all that interested,
Now, aulet, reasonable men,
men think things out, may
be what the Conservatives and
the country need. /

But it’s still the activists, the

aflinea anti
soe —

worked out, the

that makes the most news seems

to win the most votes,

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_ When did Niagara ca
come into the picture?

4

He asked the provocatiyehead- a
question ofeach ~~

there were few who. were able

the attack with sharp. follow-up - &

1 names he uses,

“Its a question of wearlng|’: © VOICES REACH FAR ;
the proper thing at the proper South Africa broadcasts inj) 000° 2S
five’ languages, English, Afri-| 3 -
ce Simons sald. her Oct-

kaans, French, Portuguese and |:
| Ober 18 lecttire will cover basic! Zulu and plans to add Dutch,
Do's and Don'ts. h,

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IT'S NO. 7
ig SECRET! 2

| LAKELSE
HOTEL

| wit, ‘BE OPENING .
:, THEIR:

redial bill A clothing bill. A oar repair -

“pill, Thay all seemed to come at once. 0k
my needed money Inahury, |
"Answer: A Niagara Loan. Jack: talked it over
. with the manager of tha nearast ‘Niagara: #
--” Office. Basidas gating the monéy, he get a.

> Ie of good advice ‘on budgeting, With a.

“| filagara Loan, Jack was able to pay-ail his
“bills at one time, Arid repay the toan on easy
terms to suit hls budget, |
~ When you need extra money for'any ¢
reason, you can expect the same coujteous,
ke ice. at any one ai300 \Niagare ffices:

VICE REGAL RECEPTION "was one’ fiam on ‘onvehtion: ‘in Toronto, Greeting ‘dolegates is (9
the agends for: ‘Terrace Herald Publisher Mrs. Roland Michener,, wife. at the Governor i

Catherine M. Fraser, third from. left) when. General, .
“ahe astonded, the. Canadian: Weekly. Newnpagera De ky

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