success it was.

Remember when a new
family used lo move into the
neighbourhood? Everyone was
ready 10 lenda helping hand; to

“help a new neighbour become a

cwL
Bazaar
a success

The Catholic . Women's
League hosted a very successful
tea. and bazaar on Saturday
afternoon, October 26th al
Veritas. Hall, . Mrs, Theresa
LeRoss was general convenor.
A variety. of ‘items were
available to all ages ranging
from home baking, sewing and
knitting, religious goods, plants,
produce, white elephant, candy
and hot-dogs, as well as a fish
pond and .games for the
children. :
‘A number” of generous
donations made possible the

“ following raffles:

Barbie: doll, donated by
Woolworths: and wardrobe
made by Mrs. B..Hamel was
won by. Veronica Michiel; set of
cutlery“donated by Gordon&
_Andersons; - Kelly Champoux;
electric coffee pot donaled by
Kalum Electric, Helen Gair;

:Set--of cushions donated by

Leona Julseth, Jeri Champoux;

cake donated by Mountview |

Bakery;:Charlotte Johnson;
siuffed dog donated by Co-op,
Mrs, J..--Dyck; witeh cake

. donated -by Darlene Frank,

‘Vera Ross, grocery hamper
donated by Super Valu, Donna
‘Wilkinson; Nativity Seene

". ddnated by Ada Dunlap, Teddy
- Rowland: » Dall

donated. and

dressed by Mrs. E, Whalen,
. ¢Laureen Rowland.
-... A Sincere thank you is ex-
‘tended to all those who helpedin

“any wya lo make the bazaar the

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FIGHT THE
NG CRIPPLER

E CHRISTMAS SE

and’ enthusiastic “sponsors: in
‘Let us notbe -

-Welcome Wagon Me
ate Wei

new friend; and to help’
strangera to find their way
around. ‘Those days are’gone, it
seems, Nol many poeople are
interested in helping oul a
stranger these days. Welcome
Wagon IS interested in those
who’ have moved. _ ;
VERY MUCH INTERESTED.

When you came to Terrace
were you welcomed? Were you
greeted by a Welcome Wagon
hostess? If you weren't; did you
there was a hostessin town?
The Welcome Wagon in Terrace
‘has not it would seem, gained
the interest of the general
public. [ trust that in the future
the situation will change with
two such charming and in-
terested hostesses as (his area
now has .

The Welcome Wagon has been
called the world’s largest. ~~
public relations company as
well as the largest personal
relations company in the world.

Founded in 1928 by a man
named Thompson in Memphis,
Tennessee .it scon became a.
world—wide womans
organization. The organization
now has branches in Australia,
New Zealand, Puerto Rico, and
various other countries around
the world.

The Canadian branch em-
ploys about 900 women and
represents’ 6000 or’. or more
businessmen across Canada.

They do not depend on other -

areas for their representatives
bul take them form the com-
munity. The Canadian head

office is in Topronto, Ontario.-

The' main objective of
Welcome Wagon is to welcome
newcomers in the greal pioneer
tradition, New people in the
community are anxious tofind
out about various activities. The
welcome wagon hostess visits

people on many special oc-

casions. She visits newcomers,

mothers ‘of new babies, fiftieth
wedding anniversaries, and
even on the occasion of someone
belng engaged.

The hostess brings maps of
the town, a welcome basket. of
gifts from the local merchants,
information about
places of worship, and a list of

activities and
organizations. ; oo
We have.several interested

Terrace.
apathetic about this service lo
our communily. Our

Welcome Wagon can be of no .

help to our newcomers if they
are not informed.

PLEASE phone = your
hostesses and let them know of
any newcomers tc the area.
They are: Judy Gaunt al 635—
2agiand Grace Polvin at 635—
4416: ‘

Meet Mrs. Judy Gaunt your
new Welcome Wagon hostess.
Judy has been in Terrace for the
past two years. Before that she
lived in Montreal. Thirteen
years married with two
children Judy’s inlerests in-
clude hiking, camping, gar-

et Your Welcome Wag
~ * Hostesses —

Pare

She is

president of the Hiking Club.
Also new to Welcome Wagon

is Mrs. Grace Potvin who will

dening, and reading.

be Judy’s assistant, Grace
maved ta Terrace from
Smithers four years ago with
her husband of thirty-two years.

ead

Grace has eight children and

belongs {o the Catholics
Womans League. Her interests
include reading and painting.

Judy can be reached at 635-
2381: and Grace at 635-4416. The
ladies hope that you wilt contact
them if you know of any new
arrivals,

year

; silent. prayer;

the’ local.
social ;

» Shristmas,: ... been

What's a Poppy

‘On November 11 we'll wear
a poppy; observe a moments
and have a
fine holiday.. We have lost the
meaning of Rememberance

-Day. Most of us now. think of it

only asa day off from work, If
we do say a prayer it’s most
likely Lo be: ‘Thank God we've
got a holiday !'

This solemn day has, like

imercialized. course our

ms

com-.

heroes never realized thal their
deaths would provide us with a
day off. A day when few of us
even give a thought to those that
died in freedom's name. If they

jhad--I doubt that they would:

have been so willing to fight and
die fora freedom that means
little or nothing lo many of us
today, 2-7 ws.
‘Se on Rememberance Day
think not only of those who have

yg

died. Think too of those who, will.

for?

die because of man's hatred and.

greed. AND don't think only on
Rememberance. Day.

“Remember your dead every

day. Some forget and there
goes another war.
seriously remember our dead
we'll Also seriously want our

living lo stay that way!!!“

Let me with mine eyes sve the beautiful;

~ Let me with mine ears hear the harmonious.’
Let mein mine allated days :
Do mine alloted tasks ina heautif

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Margarine prices in Canada
have increased in the range of
50-100 percent during the past
~ with lower | cost
margarines experiencing the
greatest gains, Since there is a
proliferation of margarine
products in the market place
and provincial regulations
govern their manufaclure and
sale, significant price

variations occur across the

country.

- “Phe basic ingredients used in

margarine manufacturing are
edible vegetable, marine and
animal oils. The total con-
suniption of margarines seems
to be slowly increasing as the
population ‘increases and
because more people find it an
acceptable butter substitute,
Canadian per capila con-
sumption was aboul 10 lbs. per
year in 1973.

Analysis by the Food Prices:
Review Board indicates that the
major reasons for the rapid
price increases are:

-- A world shortage of edible
gils in all classes which has
exerted upward pressures on
prices for available supplies.
For example, the current price
for both soybean and rapeseed
oils, which are extensively used
in most margarines, have more
than Iripled in the past year.
Corn oil, another popular
margarine base, has more than
doubled in price. The lower cost
marine and animal oils used for
blending purposes have also
doubled in price over the same
period, Since the fat-oil content
of edible oil -content in
margarines accounts for about
80 percent of the formulation by
weight, significant raw
‘material. increases are
reflected almbst directly in
factory aud consumer prices. It
is unlikely that the: current
situation will be alleviated until

‘world production of edible oils

averlakes world consumption.
Some relief may cecur in
vegetable oils when the 1974
nilseed crops are harvested.

Increases in production should’

exert downward pressures on
vegetable oil prices.

-- Packaging costs have in-
creased by almost 50 percent

ril 1973 due to plastic”

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energy crisis. Metal and paper nS

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Consumers can expect con-

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small price declines may occur
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is unlikely that retail margarine
prices will return to their for-
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remain at high levels. It may be
worth noling that margarine
manufacturers have absorbed
some portion of increased cosis
in aneffort to cushion the effect

of price increases at the retail
ievel.

Dutch Treat

If you're watching calories or
cholesterol, stay away from Uhose
Dutch cooks. They use an abun-
dance of lard, butler, cream and
eges — all of which have historl-
eally been near thelr kitchens.

Tindall X
School ‘Trustee ©

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