(anis: ‘group "Ol patlves Took their’ concerns to
..the, streat,andimade It the.theme. for their

Antofogasta, Chile will be
the new home for a local girl,
‘Denise ‘Kenney ‘will, . be
Jeaving Terrace this week bo
‘become one of the first
Cenadian students te go ‘on
an exchange program with
that country. :

Kenney _is excited about
the trip and a Kittle bit ner
vous.

“T didn't. find out: who. 1
| would be staying with until’a

few days ago-and then it hit

me that I was really: going,”
After flying. té Santlago
from Vancouver, she will
ALTE
R PARTS where her host family lives.
: in northern Chile ‘with “a
Bae ‘population of approximately
: 200,000." ‘

four applicants -by” the
Terrace Rotary Club to go ¢ on.
the exchange program.”

Originally, she was sense

With Septémber - just
around the corner, children
_ are’ gearing up for -anather
school year and the
. resumption. of ‘skating;
swimming and gymnastics,
Another form of educational
‘recreation available again
“this fall fg ballet. «2,
*.. | ‘Perrace is fortunate . to -

“have a qualified school of
- classical ballet'run by Mrs, -
Barbara Ninn, Mrs. Nunn

. Royal Academy of Dancing
and the Imperial Society of
Teachérs of Dancing: She

ane rer Fe ees aa wh
was one of many who rn in the ©
event last: ‘Saturday curing the; Fall Fal, i

per Hamilton ,:
bverjoyed .

rry 0
manager, of the Kalum forest

to be disappointed. .
i Dodd ‘wrote: a ‘jetter to
Earl's wife, Suty, August 20,
mising. to hold. public
arings prior to the forest
ervice. _ making 4 final
decision oh" the proposed
West Skeena logging road.
ac 7Bickert, is ‘the
jonal’ fianiger of the
Prince Rupert forest region.
He said Monday that public .
meetings. not hearings, will

hy

| NEW: WESTMINSTER,
pBC. (CP) — A decision by a
* provincial court ‘judge: last
i week to remove a one-year-
fold girl trom the custody of
eg retarded parents should

not be viewed as.a trend in

. t ¢his | type: of case, mental
‘ health experts sald Tuesday.

iy They said thal, as more:

entally-retarded people
tare fully..re-integrated into
i community's main-
tream,; the question of

ifights of: children of ‘these

(parents. will rise ac-
i¢ordingly.
ii“aAnd “it's just as likely,

tynaybe more likely, that re-
itarded . couples will be
iallowed to raise their own
'éhildren — with help," said
iDr. Bluria Tishler, medical
‘director of Woodlands

4

Aj "Ag iheoumber at patients

Collector of tin cans"
admits to eccentricity

ess I.can admit to being
ccentric,” says Brian Fag,
36, a collector of old tin cans.
i He estimates his collection
of 700 cans Is worth more
than $10,000 but he wouldn't
part with them for iess than

reateey (CP). — “Tf

000.
: rap ve always been a collec-
r,” said Fag, a tran-
iplanted ‘Englishman, one-
time artist, and cham-

district: wrote, but he’ 8 going.

Skeena logging road — |
meetings not hearings.

a ‘will ‘Wok, at. the rol and, .

The | term hearin
far inate ch

in don't see that’ as a com

mitment.”

The meetings will be
sponsored through the public
advisory committee at
Terrace and Kitwanga.

The field engineers on the

Proposed site of the road.

should be finished their work

in September. They will then .
80 through their field notes .

which can take anywhere
from. one to three months,

Specialists in the regional
and district forestry offices

Retarded parents case
‘termed ‘not a trend’

in the community increases,
so will be number of children
born in: the marriages of
these people."

She stressed that each
case ‘must be evaluated
individually” and “it’s quite
possible that such a couple
would be allowed and able to
raise a child, with help.”

ona case Friday when Judge
A.J. Skow ruled that the one-
yearold daughter of a
retarded couple must be

‘turned over to the
superintendent of child .wel-
fare,

The judge, calling it one of
the most difficult judgments
he ‘has made, said that
despite the parents’ love and
desire to ralse the child, he
agreed with testimony that
indicated the couple — 24
‘and 25 years of age, with an

pionship bicycle racer.

His collection reflects an.

era when competing cookie
-bakers packed their
products in tins shaped to
resemble a myriad of things
fram purses to golf bags to
log cabins and even coffins.

The ins were designed to
be functional as well as
decorative,

“T can spend hours with

my tins,” said” Fag who

- Christmas, said Bickert,

‘isa controversial topic. The made a serious mistake
ministry of forests wants to which landed! them in court.

*- of the situation at large.”
Tishler was, commenting | :

- case,” she said, “the parents

‘as a normal and healthy girl

ventry iré the Smithers: ‘parade.-. “This: group: . (Photo: by Rod Tayler). Mele! | . was trained-in England and
FF » taught there for several
"years: ‘hefore emigrating’ to

Canada.” She -has --been

WEATHER eee Sie tears

aot since 1971.

‘The forecast: for “today: is In the past year, two ot
sunny this afternoon and the, Mrs.. Nunn's. 10-year-old °
temperature should reach 18 students, Joanne’ Robbins
degrees! Celsius, Clear and Sherri de la Giroday,
periods!’ are expected attended the National Ballet
avernight with lows. of eight - School in Toronto. As the

= i. National ‘School: shares”

iy: should: studio - space... wit
Feéotimendation. faainly ‘gunny ~ with ‘cloudy Canadian Naaiaet on

The public meetings may 7 s
periods. | Hf . pany, they’ regularly met -
be held just before or after. ; Karen Kain and the rest of

ickert’ will: ‘make't

i —_—
COPS CRASH CAR
BLETCHLEY, England
{CP) — jhwo ‘police con-
stables w ha: smashed their
car after :a, drinking binge

speculating on a- probable
date, ;

The proposed road on the
west side of the Skeena River

and from class and
rehearsals, The two young

citing. Still at. the: National -
School is Michelle-Roberts;

log the first growth timber Alistair Sim; 21, the driver,
there but. residents, the Jreported his cruiser had
native Indians, © some ° stolen and. Richard
fishermen and’ interested Abbott, 24, ;supported the

Terrace Classical . Ballet
School,

‘statement, : Both were atthe Wynne Swaw Studio In
cna of the ie suspended from the Thames Victoria.
: * > + Valley fore¢ and fi fined 100. ;

St. John Ambulance Industrial: First.
Aid Course Classes leading to W.C.B.
Certification. These will be NIGHT —

~ ability level or elght-or-nine | .
_ Classes. Time and date ta be an-'

year olds — would be unable

to fully care for the baby. nounced. For further information
Aspokesman at the Health h 635-6784. .

Centre'for Children at Van- PRONE 633-0704. -

couver General Hospital said ‘

she knew of the case and the

ruling, adding that “it should
not be taken as an indication

“As 1] understand this

had outside help and ~
everything, but it just wasn't
sufficient to help them in
their condition.”

She added that mental
retardation by two parents is
“by no means a certain
indication of the likelihood of
retardation in an offspring."

The New Westminster
child was described in court

1980 GMC 1 TON

with normal potential. ©

CARGO VAN

14° aluminum intercontinental
truck body. Partly fined with
roll up, door, 10,000 lb. GVW,

‘duals «

*15,867.46

works in the advertising
display business.

_ “E Jook at them, at their
absolutely fascinating ©
scenes and varieties of color.
Many are nostalgic and
wihers are surreal.”

Jim Jim McEwan GM

Aetephese 44H
Healer Licenes Mucber (8921

He said Canada is not a
geed hunting ground for
adding to his collection. **Hut
Enpland, that's the place."

Vorrace, 06.

‘travel north to Antofogasta . -

Antofogasta isa mining town e

Kenney: was chosen from -

Ballet petals

ithe Terrace Classical Ballet " gouree, Ballet is ballet, on

holds certificates of both the:

the company on their way td:
girls found this. very ex-.
who at one time attended the.

along with . Laurel:
Adam, who is now ‘studying -

First Aid Classes ||

7 go to  Yealy, but the
‘program was. “cancelled: South America because the
= culture a and language are ‘50.

‘there: this year, “-

‘School accepts not only
students who plan a
‘professional career’ but.
vanyone who wishes to learn. -
‘to dance correctly, be they.
‘children, teens or adults, All
‘types. of. theatre’ dancers: :.
need ballet background, it 1s.”
‘the only type that gives wood,
ature atid all ‘round (grace, ©
ance can only -be taught,
‘properly by specisilly than
‘dance teachers,.aind this. ‘hus.

been ‘a ‘problem! for” Mrs;,,.. he

Nunn in the pastas Canada.
“trains: few.’ ‘dance: teachets, nee:
" gince those coming out af the .

National School: ‘ant tae the :

‘Canadian College. Of. Dince
in Toronto’ are “al: siathed’

vel:
Margaret |: -Claydon, 2 a
Chaydon ‘took ‘her’ Cecchetti ©
examination at, the: ‘National ..
Ballet ‘Schoo! /aflec - being ;”
‘trained in Niagara } Falls: ‘and:
“she -later studied: dance,

:Wasbingte

Dt ore The fact that she’.

is Cecchetti-trained: ‘and Mrs.-

Nunn R,A.D; and-1:8:T.D. ‘is

‘excellent, abit rpthds out the:

students! training: They wilt
now,, have ah ‘American ‘as -
well as British infliiénce.” The.

dance does, not t change: of |

According to Mrs. Nunn, .” ° os cod

* all, but just incase anyone.
was “away y aed taissed i,

7 difterent."*

“She. doesn’t ‘know.. any
_ Spanish, but hopes to pick it
. ‘tp while attending ‘a co-24
Catholic school in’ An-
tofogasta. oe coe

“date but she expects to -be
back in Terrace within 10 or
a ‘months.

" the Rotary | ‘chib sponsors
‘the: ‘exchange: program.

Students selected” to stay
. with ‘members of the. club
‘throughout the world.
Became ‘Chile is-a ‘new ad-
- dition to the organization,
- this is the first year they
have become involved in the
exchange.

i Also participating in the
> gxchange is a Smithers girl
who will go to Australia and

“rm gad t to be going 6

who will spend the yeor in
Japan, .

- talephone registrations ‘will
‘Ms. Claydon’ 4 approach to
-its disciplines does not differ
from Mrs. ‘Nunn’s. Both
teachers are looking forward
‘tom very exciting year. °
Classes will begin Sept. 9
- and continue. datil mid-June,
1981, ; Registration: was ‘held |
‘on; Aug.: 23..at. He. Skeena .

both adults and children, The
children's classes have only
odd vacancies but the
evening ‘adult beginner and
the daytime adult advanced
classes both have space.
Further information can be
. obtained by calling Mrs.
JNunn at 635-2440 or’, -Ma.
Claydon at 635-073. |.

wet

is about 20 miles north. Of
‘Kitimat. .

. Rhodes had been standing
. besidé the “logging truck at

{Pouce Ne

- Terraceinan was killed.
* queeday “gyhett. a a fell n..

“Terrence Mal odes, 20, 30,

‘Chiat Creek ared ‘The creek ordered an Inquest.

4 t «

Rent ae wp oft ‘tiair io

Nina: ‘Kavanagh’ at: Srernate. but .they enjoyed the ex-

are back from” the” -B.C." perience:

. Summer Games... wel Driftwood Castille, Nina 5
"The girls. and thisir horses: Jorse, performed well and so

com peted insdressage.events, did Shamara, Alison's horse,

_ with, othe#: riders": tro: ‘even though it was only

around B.,,. - They “aia * Shamara’s third show.

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.

THEN. “join us: EVERY ‘AFTERNOON FOR A UNIQUE
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od E DAILY HERALD

“GALL THE DAILY HERALD CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
AT 635-6357 FOR MORE FORMATION.

; ‘There Is no definite return

another girl from Kitimat .

- be taken up until Sept. ‘8 for.

ots pan when the log fell ,
was workiilg or: LaChance and crushed him.

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