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Wednesday, October 11,

Powe Nine.

rer :

m . The flag on Terrace’ 5 Federal ;
= butiding © flew’ at halfmast all
im day Tuesday. and we had “just

en to think It was because],
he presémnt Government -is dead
but won't. lie down, when Post-
master Bob Dumma assured us}
it was all.a mistake. He ordered
a new red and white hoisted and
whoever did the yarding didn’t

yard hard enough.

a

‘ Shades of miied metaphors and
the like, Only a newspaperman
would know how an Overwaltea
signature could get into a Super-

| Yalu television commercial, We

do it ourselves, But instead of
putting the wrong things in we
usually take the right things out,
Apologies to Lt. Gov, Pearkes,
(And if that second ‘‘e'” is drop.
ped THIS time, a few Prince
Rupert fish are going into ‘per-

manent cold storage!)

Dues delinquents,
non-attenders

irk Legion LA.

* Delinquent dues andpoor atten-

dance sparked a plea.from the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion for a more concerted
¢ffort on the part of members
eo:

The October meeting attracted
7 of a potential 50 members,

; Meetings are al

the first Tuesday afe each maith |.

in the Legion auditorium,
| Plans for a charter banquet
on October were scrapped due

s to renovation work currently. in

the Legion hall. The banquet

Was tentatively postponed until

lovember,
‘Legion and Auxiliary members
fave been issued advance tickets
o sell for the Armistice Dance
the Community Centre on'Nov-
ember. 10. The “Cordettes’*
fave been retained to provide
music,
, A rummage and home baking

, late held onSeptember 30 was not

the success -hoped for by Auxil~
jary members .and plans~ have
been made for a second such
event next spring,

‘The next ‘regular. sheeting’ ‘of |

the Auxiliary’ is scheduled “for
November 7 and a record atien-

‘Ataste of, ‘peanut butter.

“Well, well — Mr. ‘Len Her- |f

ways held on.|.

‘| ember?

dance is requested. f

Willy Schneider
District Manager

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‘rington of ‘the Prince Rupert

Dally News ‘has finally come |}
gut of hiding. Once more he’s|f

taking jabs ‘at Terrace column-
fats. Welcome back Lan — I’ve

missed youl What I can't figure}

out-1s.:— if you’ dislike horses
as much as your writing would

have readers believe’ =. -why {i
‘earry a pieture of one walking |!

away from us on the upper right

chand comer of your column?

: * * a
- The most. quotable qu
the -year just had to come from

the luncheon held in honor of;
-His Excellency Lt, Governor};

Pearkes Friday noon, Said the

president of Pohle Lumber Com-|]

pany, Hans Muetile, as he reached
for his water glass: “‘Hmmmna,
they .must have imported this

water from Kitimat for the oc-|}

easton, fi’s clean!’ aa

‘Terrace Aleport terminal pre
sents a sideways walk for fuller
folk during the twenty minute per-
iod when passengers are arriving
and leaving on flights. How wel-
come that new terminal build
ing will be when it finally opens

ae ¢ «

It’s okay people ~ Dave Bar-
rett, MLA for Coquitlam, tells
us it was raining when he left
Vancouver last Friday, Just prov-

ing that anything they can do we .

can do better,
ns * @
He also wondered how long the

‘Terrace Bridge has been the way
it is.- This because we were
stopped for a red light and the
old apparition looks pretty sad
in rain and ‘fog. Needless to
say — we gave him an accurate
answer. Time in memoriall

; * ®

Is it true that “pot parties'*
aré making a debut in the Klt-
imat-Terrace area?

Is it also true that Skeena Sec-
ondary has a potential seven
dropout teachers come Dee-

e « ¢

We know it’s true that ‘"Bare-
foot-In The Park’? is the fun-
niest play Terrace Little Theatre
has: attempted since Charley's | _
. Aunt. , It..is. due. to. tickle. your
Tribe‘on November-3 and-4,-Cur-
tain: time 8:15" Pam. in the Com-
tonalty ¢ Centre,

BAREFOOT IN THE PARK is only # play
but lead actor Don Swanson -got carried
away with the idea, with an assist from

female lead Barbara Halliday.

presented by’ the Terrace Little Theatre

Association will be at the Community Con-

tre, November 3 and 4,

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908 Ww. Whee 16.

| sparked a. move to organize a

watchers organization here last

weigh-in,

- : Teen T,G,P.S, group in Terrace,

Club: loses - leader -

— TOPS founder to leave | town

First Terrace T,O.P,S. (Take.
Ott Pounds Senstbly) paid its
tribute to its chartered leader,
ViGordon last Thursday,

Mrs. Gordon, who founded the
T.0.P.S. club here, will -leave
Terrace. at the end of this month
to establish residence at.Nass’
Camp where her husband is eni-
ployed with Twin River Timber-
Company,

In appreciation of her efforts
Mrs. Gordon was presented with
a silver tray and set of tumblers
at last Thursday's regular meet-
ing of T.0.P.S, , heldinthe Kkeena
Health Unit. ©

The retiring T,O. P. S, leader

branch. of the international weight

Avgust,

The T.0.P,S, members meet
every Thursday evening in the
Skeena Health Unit fora weekly

On Thursday, October ‘ig,: the
group has invited all teenagers
with weight problems to attend
so-that discussions might start
regarding the formation of a

B | aboard tanker trucks,

Diesel oil shipped q

to site of Mica dam)

VANCOUVER(CP) — Canadian
‘Pacific Railway haa started mov-
ing shipments of diesel fuel oil
and gasoline.to the Mica Dam site
inthe British Columbia interior.
The firm estimates that by the
end of 1973, about 30,090,000gal-
Ions will have been shipped

a

_ MEMBERSHIP DRIVE. FAILS

Local Overture Asotin
forced to cancel Concerts -

cotiment when approached. bythe

Terrace music lovers will
hear few concerts this season
following a move by thé Overture
Concert Association to cancel
concert bookings,

The decision came Tuesday | 5
night at a special meeting of the
Association, lt was called after.
a membership drive failed to pro.
duce -sufficient funda to cover
anticipated costs,

Association president Mike
Stewart was reluctant to make

Herald,
“We would first, like the oppor<

tunity of notifying our members functioning» this: oc

by’ mail and. making the neces.
sSary refunds."

The Association : netted $1300
in new memberships during :
September membership drive, Ht
needed‘ at least $3200 to cover

costs for three concerts and a
$300 deflict incurred through last
year’s series,

CARS fund finds

September. rain was worse than ‘October rain it local fund
raising campaigns are any indication,

A blitz scheduled for ‘Sep-
tember 26 in aid of the Cana-
dian Arthritis and Rheumatism
Soclety was postponed due to too
much rain and. too few can-
vassers.

Campaign chairman Art Bates
said this week that he will an-
nounce a new date in the near
future,

“Te was a very, very rainy :

night and we didn’t have enough
canvassers.

‘iiiness,”

One hardy youre lady can- |]

vassed the Bench area despite
the inclement weather and
collected .$45,00,

Bates decided to cancel the

driye in the face of the bad | Mem

weather and illness.

“It was just pouring and I .

felt there was no sense doing a
half-job,"" he said.

October was kinder to the Ter-
race Lions. Club, sponsors of a
fund raising drive for the Cana-
dian, National Institute for the

collect-a total of $1,197.05, Cam-

paign manager, Karl Ellingsen,
told the Herald there are still

a few sections unaccounted for,

At least a dozen | i
phoned because they were unable |}
to take part in the blitz due to tf

Blind, on Tuesday, October 10,,
“Thirty canvdssers showed upto |§ i

“We think the results were
very good. Although we didn’t
get as much as we had hoped
for, we expect to come out about
$200 better than last year,”’

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Terrace Overture Concert .
Association featured a three con
cert series annually, while the:

‘| Alaska Music Trail offers four =~
__.f eoneerts . seasonally, . at loyer —
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wart sald,.‘It’s really a shatnie
{and we feel very discouraged,
It will take two or three weeks
‘leo. get every ‘thing completed:
and to make refunds,’’

He _. antiet; a deluge: of
phonecalla m advance morte
bers. if the mattor was made‘pne
of public knowledge before the
association executive could deal

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