Terrace residents are reminded by
pretty Louann Patterson that
Christmas Seals are arriving in their
mail, Proceeds of the annual cam-
paign of the B.C. Tuberculosis and

Christmas Seal Society are used for Checkley.

research into respiratory diseases,
health education, screening through
the use of mobile testing-units, and
rehabilitation!

Terrace chairman is Mrs.

Ann

Your Horoscope

FORECAST FOR THE YEAR AHEAD FOR ALL.
READERS BORN BETWEEN NOVEMBER 19th

and NOVEMBER 25th

Your birthday this year seems to be specially
propitious, particularly fo r home and social
matters, and for travel purposes. Health, however,

may need to be jockey

which simply means you

cannot afford to take risks with it. But domestic
happiness will surely be yours, and your material
fortunes in life should show continuing im-

provements.

Watch for your opportunities and do what you
have to in order to promote your material welfare.
But at the same time do not overdo things or strain

your health and energies,
AQUARIUS married it will likewise turn out

to be an exhilerati .
January 2b - February 19 xnilerating period

Successful participation in
galherings, al meetings, or at
social reunions, You could score
quite a hil prévided you avoid
any kind of wrangling. An
aspiration to deminate. may
‘divect) your activities. -“A
pleasurable week on the whole.

TAURUS
April 21 - May 21 An enjoyable
period for working activities
and you should extract much
satisfaction fram your efforts.
But, don’t quarrel .with your

' PISCES

February 20 - March 20 If you
, wanl fo make a hit as the life an
sould of the parly, this is one
week in which you could score a
hit. But in financial matters
also you could be quite
‘ successful. An excellent period
for associalion with other
people.. All the same, try to
avoid making any kind of
radical change.

quite an element of luck.
GEMINE

particularly lucky week for you,
especially in the coaparative
affairs of life. Work may he a
little irksome owing to the fact
that you want leisure to enjoy
youself, Social activities seem
to be very much favoured.

CANCER

June 22 - July 22. Family
matters are very pleasing, and
home activities will prabably be
your centre of interest.
Otherwise occupational
problems may be the only
source of a momentary worry.
But in sorting out a labour
problem you could be very
successful.

ARIES
Marth 21 - April 20 Good news
irom a distance may whet your
appetite for more. An excellent
week for, lovers loo, Very
opportune for engagements.
You may be dreaming of
wanting lo make a change, and
a proposal. may provide the
avenue. But for those already

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May 22- June 2t This could bea

LEO
July 23- August 22 There seems
to be a pronounced element of
luck attaching to all your
activities al present, and a
surprise change may provide

you with a pleasant surprise. -

Accept invitations because you
could. make quite a hit in your
contacts with, others. _

: VIRGO. ; :
August 23 - - September 22 You
‘will be very lucky in’ home or
domestic developments. There
may even be an additional
inerement lo your earnings or
revenue. And if you are
planning for something special,
now is the time to implement
those plans, —

Mel

LIBRA
September 23 - October 22
Romance could be the
attraction at the present
juncture. It is a week which
favours the unattached, and
which could advance the plans
of courling couples. You will
probably be dreaming of

Making a change and may.

suddenly your

opportunity.

perceive

SCORPIO
Oetober 23 - November 21 You
seem to be one of the favoured
ones,
opportunily may enhance your
prospecis. If thereis a chance in

prospect you may suddenily .

glimpse your opportunity.
Seems to be a specially gaod
week for travel purposes,
Friday excepted.

SAGITTARIUS
November 22 - December 21 An
enjoyable period, especially for
sotial contacts; Something you
have been hoping for may come
off, Don’t expecl a pot of gold,
bul be satisfied with whatever
fortune may offer. .

' CAPRICORN

I December 22 - January 20 A:
good week for occupational.

pursuits, and for. the
advancement of your projects.
There may be a smail hitch
attaching to goods and services,

but this should be only a passing .

annoyance, ; In the main, the

:. Period i is encouraging, :

“eeetels

and an unexpected

“THE HERALD,

TERRACE, B.C,

natatatatatahatatal an!

' Going .

efeletetelatetetepreletetetynseteterete
‘slaleterace’arnre’atararaterete'a'ete

1 Lat a iaseatecnd serine

How would you like to buy 75
used lighters?

Or 96 used watches? Twenty-
four pieces of chalk for pool
cues? Assorted spark plugs? An
Income Tax Act book? A barber
set? Snowshoes? Or even
Christmas decorations?

These were some of the items
in the more than 1,000 parcels
that were sold at last year's
annual Canada Post Office
Auction in Regina, Sask.

One of last year's parcels

contained 34 articles of men's
cosmetics - after shave lotion,
‘cologne, deodoran! and soap.
Another one had 60 antique
English door pulls and a third
included two pairs of
snowmobile bools ~ sizes 9 and,
10.

This is how the Post Office

: disposes of parcels and items

which it cannot deliver. --
sometimes because the address
is incorrect or incomplete, and

once...’

SOS oa ace LO

there is no return address, More

often it is because the parcels

are badly wrapped and items

break loose in the mail stream.
IN MONTREAL .

This year 1,152 unclaimed
parcels will be auctioned off on
November 8th in Montreal.
These parcels ranging from ;
adult and childrne's clothing to
toys and tools have been
gathered at the Undeliverable
Mail Office (U.M.O.) in Ottawa.

“We have just about
everything here,” said a Post
Office spokesman, “You name
it, we've got it.” :

The lose or lost items are
assembled into various
categories, and are then listed

and stored prior to shipment to .

the sile of the auction,

The sale can take one day or.
us many as lhree and every
item has {o be sold.

' The first auction sale was

held in the early 1920's. It is one _

DOWN
1, Hidden
supply
2. Gruesome
3. Sultan's de-
cree
4. Labyrinth
5. Cathedral

ACROSS
1. Weather
6. Hansoms
10. Of
the
ear
11. Mortgage
12, Sitting
Bull's con-
temporary
(2.wds.)
14, Conceal
15. Eviction
1%. nigerian
elty
18, Quantity
(abbr.}
19. Wrath
20. ——- in the
sky .
21. Scattish
High-
lander

city
6. Heavy blow
7. Put on ——
(show off)
§. Brutal
9. Scoffed
13. of
educationak
courses
(2wds,) .
16. Buddhism’
for one
(abbr.)
18. Trouble

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

9
20, Edgar Todays s Answer
Allan
21. Sailor
22, Bridge
player's B&
strat- [ff
agem
23. Aper-
ture
24. Joke
25. Gone
to

(ruined) -
28. Aids
29. "I cans

34. Reprehensi-
ble

36, Slugger'’s
weapon

22. Iron or cop- 2

28. Embrace

29, Shooter
marble

“32. Became
high-
strung

34, Actress,
: Zo

45. William IV

naa sereetateieectainhiti hese EERIE RTE a .

SOR SSE SORA RACOE AOSD ROS ESTO

way the Post Office can show |
the public, whal happens when
articles have > been
misaddressed or have not been
packed properly,

The number of parcels,
fuctuates yearly, depending on -
the volyme of merchandise, One
“year, over 1,300 were auctioned
0

The sale is always held in a
major centre, alternating
between different parts of
Canadd every.year. In the last
three years, it has been held in
London, Halifax and Regina
respectively.

. POSTAL REVENUE
The money collected at the
auction goes into postal
revenue, Last year’s gross
amount was $25,182, of which -

the auctioneer receives, a

percentage.

A large number of parcels
‘have already been made up for
next year’s auction sale, the
localion ef which has not yet

_been chosen.

And the heavy Christmas
mailings have not yet started,
llems destined for overseas are
mailed in October ‘and
\November and it is’ during
these months that. the
Undeliverable' Mail Office
becomes flooded with parcels.

The Post Office Department .
provides ‘a big. ‘assist to the
customer attending lhe auction
by offering for sale a catalogue,
which lists the conlenls of each
parcel, Most of the catalogues
are distribuied in the area
where the auction is held,

“This auction has proved to
be very peopular,”’ said the
spokesman, ‘It seems that
people really like auctions.
There ‘are always some very
good bargains al this one."

Canadian households with an

‘income of $15,000 or more send

about 214 times as much mail as

families’ earning under $5,000.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,

"Enea Mountains’. a

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I$

Several ‘requests — for
information ‘concerning
publications ‘of
Department of Mines prompts
this bit. of information: Each

year, the B.C, Department of |
Peéetroteum -

Mines. : und I
Resources, Victoria, publishes
a volume in which is listed most
mining property. in’ the
Province. Details concerning
what work has béen done during
~{he year is included along wilh
the name of the property. owner
and exact, location of the.
property. 2°.
. The mining properties are
grouped according to -Mining
Divisions of B.C.
secondly, according: ©
location, such as
_ Mountain’, cle. The principle
“minerals discovered is also
* listed, .
These volumes have . been
printed annually since 1874 but
aly, those volumes printed

to

ihe B.C.

and”

‘Bob Tail ©

_ Prospector s.
Corner

By R.A, BATES,

:

 g Isince 1997 are available —
geegand|can be oblainéd trom ‘thf

BC. $Department of Mined
and Petroleum Resources, @%
Vietoria, at a cost of $5 each.

Up lo 1969. the. Report wagaam

known as the ‘Annual Report off
the Minister.of Mines; In‘196¢
the name was: changed angi
design- and content of thal
. publication was changed. 1 igi
now known as the. ‘Geology
Exploration and Mining’ and iam
known fo’ mining penple ag
"GEM':
Persons wishing to purchas
- these volumes should not dela
as’ alder’ publicalions becom
‘out of print’ as time f passes angie
more’ purchases. are made.: . BM
Une may ptirchase an ‘Index
to the publications, which lisij
-contents of all’ publications,
‘They -are in three partaim
covering a) 1874 to 19366 b) 1538
to 1953 and c) 1954 to 1964.9
These are available also at $5.(aa

Stripper Sheri fails Ee
to match. tall story |

By Journal Statt Writer
YELLOWENIFE ~ Topless
dancer Sheri De Cartier bills
' herself as “big, bad; beauti-
ful and seven feet tall.’’

Bad and beautiful she may .
be but she's no seven. feet

tall,

Sheri of Los Angeles, Yel-
Jowknife’s only nightclub act,
was the. subject of local bet-
tors when Monday she
dropped into The Gold Range

pub — an institution dating.

rae to the gold prospecting

a vtile Sheri lingered | near
the pub door, chatting with
one of her fans, one brave
beer drinker, from a group

speculating about her size,

strode up, whipped oul a Balam
tape measure and collected aie
her yital statistics — verti-J seat
cally. 7
The ery went up: , “Six foot §
six!” ;

That may. have won him iia
one bet but when he returned
to check her other dimensions
it was a bust.

Even the professional come- Gama
dienne' was at a loss for a ieee

snappy punchline. 7

She. locked down, laughed, Ram
shoved him aside, crumpled §
tape messure and all, and §
sled out the door. oo

Considering her size he was ii
Incky- to get back to his table
in one pioce.

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