“the second section, a

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| 52 x 12: SAFEWAY DUTCHESS - — <2
bedroom — completely furnished.

“Western Trailer. Soles”

West of Skeena Forest Products, Hwy’ ae 7
Phone 635-6568 = Tertace, BC,”

PARCELS

. Frese Run—4,000:

—

CHRISTMAS LETTERS,

| Deadline pe
for surtace. mail

T's too late to send.a Christmas ‘parcel to the » Furopean

by Dave's Plumbing and Heat
ing and Mid-West Electric, The
building 1s going uy at 4931 Keith
Avenue and will. provide the two
companies with 14,500 feet” af

Building activity in Terrace
took a sharp turn upwards in
October with 91 permits, valued
at $420,530 issued,

Continent - by. ordinary surface mhail in time’ for the Yule. ;

' And there's barely time for a
@ehristmas-letter to make it the
Merdinary way. If you manage
mo get your card or letter into
mhe mall before November 17
mat. will spread its goal cheer
in time,
Failing this: you can always
‘each deadlines applicable to
feuropesn Continent mail. They.
. pe December 11 for letters
and December 8 for parcels,
a Mail destined for Eritain has
@eurface deadlines of November
b9 for. letters and November 21
or parcels,
“If you choose to airmail your
Meorrespondence,. the deadines
are December 14 for letters and
mOecember 9 for parcels, _
S: Airmail is the only way for
mespatches to South Africas India,
Pakistan, Australia, New Zeale
mend and other Trans=Atlantic or
alrans=Facific points, -.
Airmall dendlines for South
Mrica, India and Pakistan are
mOecember 11 for letters and

December 7 for parcels,

For: Central, South America,
and the West “Indies, the final
mail date is’ December 12 for
letters and December §.for Pare
celg, ;
Australia ‘and .
bound mall -must be in the post

and New Zealand. |f

offica by December 12 if it is {}

letter eategory, and by . Dace.

mber 9 if it falls into, parcel [f

category. -
Japan and ‘Hong Kong carry
airmafl deadlines of December

11. for. letters and December.

7 for parcels,

Any other ‘maii destined for
Trans-Atlantic or Trane»Pacific
points carries a December &
deadline for lettars and a Dec»
ember 6 deadline for parcels,

‘The Canada Post Office this |

week issued a reminder to pose
tal patrons of the oversea ‘mail.
ing deadlines,. urging them to
observe the dates in order to
speed | delivery. of Christmas
mai o

Kinsmen ‘surprise

Bnew Kiwanis group

“Terrace Kinsmen came to call

gon Terrace Kiwanis Thursday..

ae Holding it's first official meet.
aaling and election of officers, Ter-
Merace Kiwanians were surprised
gawhen the entire Terrace Kinsmen
amembership burst unexpectantly

. Montreal drugstores
: study Sunday closing

- . MONTREAL ¢
. ers may find their corner drug-
m stores are closed Sundays. The
change will be brought about
A by strict enforcement of College
gq of Pharmacist regulations that
@ only licenses pharmacists may
oe fill prescriptions. Until now tol-
. grange has been practised in the
ae where prescriptions are
ea experienced clerks,

" MAg ine and Co.

CP):—Montreal.

into the Lakelse hanquet 2 room,
surrounded the meeting in prog=

ress, and welcomed the new Ki. [Ea

wanis club into the service ofthe
community, -

Kiwanians named ArtBates for
its charter presidency, with Cliff
Johnson and John Currie serving
as vice-presidents.

Stan Barton.was elected to the

Ipost of treasurer for the new.

service club,

Bill Young, Ken Robinson, Bob
Furry, Lou Sgeraniio, John Béd.
ard, Emil Laniuk aid Marv Kjel.
bin were named to the director.
ship of the club,

Tho group heard an address
by Wally Mulligan, a Past Gover.
nor of Kiwanis-from Vancouver.

-The main order of business

‘was discussion of the forthcoming

Charter Night which will be held
early in, the new year,

CHARTERED ACCOU NTANTS

Cc. M. KJELLBOTN, CA.

A. M. McALPINE, ©.4,.

635- 5675 —- 635-5300
4644 LAZELLE AVE

TERRACE, B.C.

“MICHAEL KOSTECK
' District Manager
; __ Phone 635-5185

“4-8 DAVIS
Phone adel

. ean rake, oes

"security?

, Yes ‘int. Your: savings, are.
safe : ‘and, sound: ih a.
.Great “West insurance pro-

gram; Not only that—your |

family; is protected -finan-. °
2 eialy wif: ‘something should '

. happen to you. Guaranteed

security everytime’ —
"soundest dnvestment yon

ae

POPULAR MEMBER of: the Terrace Legion
Ladies? Auxiliary Shirley Cush was presented

z,,| Douglas (Ladies
“| MeKenzie (Projects); von Pavia
_| (Recreation Commission)

with a cake by auxiliary members before
she left Terraces,

-olneservice : assignments~:

keep local teachers busy —

Teaching in Terrace is not a
simple nine to five job,

‘The teaching profession is not:

without it’s’ homework assigns

i|ments, and local teachers have
ajbeen ona merry-go-round of ine

service activities and refresher

courses ever since the school.

term opened on September .5,

Among the activities attended.
by local delegates to date this-

year are: . the. Northern B,C.

Federal Teachers convention at.

the Hotsprings, October 5 and;
the 6th Annual Northwest Mathe~
matics Conference in Vancouver,

October 6 and 7: a.seminar on’

English composition at U,B,C,

in Vancouver, October 6; a pys~.

CAM LANE |
| Phone 635-5407 7

*.

, LYNCH
“poave hinted

sical education workshop at
-}Thornhill - Elementary October
26,; a workshop’ on primary
sclence and social studies at
Prince Rypert,; October 27 and |s
28: a’ seminar and discussion on
English | composition at Skeena
secondary, every Thursday be-
tween 3:30 and 5:00 p.m; *
Junior Secondary science tea-
chers willdevote the entire morne
ing on November 25 to.a work
shop, and ptan for another works
shop on Diagnostic Testing and
Evaluation are already underway,

scheduled for December 2 in
Steena Secondary and will fea»
ture guest speaker, Dr, Leone
Smith of Simon Fraser Univer.

sity. .

The local teachers In-service
education committee comprises
Mrs, ‘J, Brulotte (primary), J
Steele (elementary), P, Miller
Gunior secondary), A. Toews (st-
nior secondary), and John Chen
Wing (chairman),

This committe plans and co=
ordinates all insservice actlvite
ies for teachers in Terrace.

The second workshop has been

Attention all you people who
would like to be in Tsawwassen
‘for a wedding on December 2.
We can charter a bus at a cost
each of about $35.00. return,
‘Leave here Friday afternoon and
be back late Sunday night or
early Monday morning, That is,
provided there. are 30- or -35
of us, Call Cathie Fraser or
myself if you're interested jin

B|the plan, (Even if ydu’re | not

golng to aA wedding, but would
like a -weekend in. the bright
lights, give us a + hue)

+ .

And now — getting. away from
former Reeves, and concentrat-
ing on current ‘Reeves — how
about. that staunch Rotarian Al-
bert F.: Goulet. getting an Hon-

Harris. heads
local Liberals

Terrace realtor, Geoff Harris,
will head up the Terrace Liberal

| Association following hiselection
|last Tuesday, *

The annual meeting of the:

‘fj jassoclation’ attracted a good

attendance and’ came up with a

@ |full slate of officers and direce
§ | toxs for the 1967-63 torm. .

‘Vieesprealdency of the group
went to, J,T,-McKay while Eugene

Bi Thomas : ‘Was. named sécretary | 4
a jand lan MacDonald, - treasurer, |*
[Eight directors elected Tues.

:|day.. were: : Gotiried * Retthofer,
‘| Dick Green,;-Ed Kenney,” Walter

‘Jimi, Caruso,’ Henry: Keune: ‘and
Myg, Rose Thomas;:; 2°:
"Ares. director ‘artd ‘candidates

retiring executive and expressed

a |hta pleasure at the calibra ofmen’

taking partin Liboral Anégclation

ai uctivition throughout Skoons, Rid

-A taste of
peanut butter

‘Pomorariski;. Charles. Belanger,

Jelect, Art Bastes, thanked" the | +,

orary. “Membership in the Ter-
race. Kinsmen Club? After dil-
igent attendance at 14 of the
Kinsmen annual officer instal-
lations, Reeve Goulet was hon-
ored Yecetitly by the local Kin.
They presented him with a fram-
ed citation and Honorary Mem-
bership: -The following Monday
he paid’ heavily when his. broth-
er ‘Rotarians got wind of. the
dual role he was playing... He's
probably. the first Kinsmdn ever,

hauled up in a Rotary Kangaroo .

Court,
* * *
A scourge on the little mon
sters who let the air out of

three of my tires on Thursday :
evening early, Plus the tires of] §

my ‘neighbours. The only place
I. could: find any spare air that

’| night..was- the -public political

meeting: in-the Community Cen-
tre ‘and: they weren't putting it
in bottles! .,

. a * ®,

‘Those. Calorfo Counters in
Thornhill! Such ingenious gifts
they presented T.0.P.S, Secret
Five’ with on Thursday - night,
Neatly.-glft =. wrapped boxes: of
chocolates, ; Thanks. a lot girls,

but: just: you wite, ‘ony. ‘geins, -

just you witel

my ‘taut The: fact
a picture among those oldies

in: itg-captlon, To all, who called,
ah thank. you, Editor’: JAC
fodthose- cars, were. later

models, Actually the {

talfen in. the.fifties,
a: twenty years in
ay

Largest single building tn the
October report from Municipal
Building Inspector E,A, Thomas, |
is a $72,100 structure Planned

floor space,

the Herald this week that con-

-General manager for Dave's:
Plumbing, George Faber, told

Bates to

arena campaign

Art Bates will head Terrace’s Arena Association tor the

next twelve months, . .
He takes over from fellow

|| CFT. staffer Wayne Seabrook,

Bates was named to the pres-
idency of the association at a
general meeting held in the Come
munity Centre on November 1.

Ho was one of eleven directors

elected at the anmal general

Meeting of the group in October,

Dick Green will continue as
the assoclation’a secretary: and
Rod Gale accepted the treas=
urer’s office,

In accepting the presidency of ‘i

the group, Bates commented: I
am flattered by the faith shown
in choosing me as your presi

Bident for the coming year, and
can only promise to do my best.
§)1 intend to work for the: final

accomplishment, anarena in Ter

a) xace, but I expect every member

to work also.”
Committee chalrmanappointed
at the Wednesday night meeting

.-}were Ken Gray (Youth Groups); i
; John Carlson (Business); Wayne’

Seabrook (Service and Fraternal)
Mitch Kohli (Labor); .Mrs, Vesta
Groups); Jim -

Darby (Membership); Ed fons ante
Hockey and Sports rts) and Ruth
M. Hallock (Publicity).

The meeting heard reports
from @ delegation which attended
a special conference with Mun
icipal Council and members of

-‘|the Terrace Recreation Commis-

sion,
At! that meeting the “Rocxean

head

tion Commission was.given per.
mission to lay groundwork for
a recreational complex in which
an ice arena would take prede-
dence, The Commission wasalso
given the go-ahead for a plan
to pregare ‘a brief for presenta»

tion to the Regional District
Board for its consideration in
the field of financing the plan,

The next regular meetinggof
the Terrace Arena Association
is scheduled for tonight, Wed.
nesday, November 15 inthe Com
munity Centre. Face-off time
is 8:00 p.m. Everyone intere
ested .in Terrace’s: arena Pron
Ject ts urged to attend.” .

pair plant ig scheduled’ to: BO
up at 4912 Greig Avenue. The *
building permit ‘cited’a” value
of $25,000 for the --structiire,
which will be ‘constructed for”
L, Duplessis of Terrace, ** =.
An: $18,000 renovation «job for
the Tillicum Theatre was listed
under commercial permits; This
work has already begun and. ins
volves’ an extensive facelifting ~
for Terrace’ 8. only theatre, which
is now under ‘new ownership,

Cederland Tire premises was
listed in the industrial category.
and valued at $5,000,

Permits valued at $293,680
were issued in October to cover.
construction of 20 houses inthe °
community. :

Fourteen plumbing permitsand
13 occupancy permits were also
issued during the month, -

Building permits issuedtodate

* this - year total $6,061,236 as -

against a total of $2,670, Sra far;
the same period in 1966,

CARS DRIVE
NETS $800°

A door to door appeal for funds
for the Canadian. Arthritis’ and:
Rheumatism Society netted $800.
here Saturday.

Chairman ofthe campaign coms .
mittee, Art . Bates, . termod the
canvass “‘most successfal” and:
issued a, thank you to volunteer
canvassers and all. others. who «
assisted with the drive, .. ©.

The Catholic Womens League.
and members ofthe Terrace Psy.
chiatric Nurses Association,
teamed up to handle canvassing, ©
but even with their combined |
efforts, the campalgn suffered a
shortage of canvassers. Because.
of this, certain areas of the com-:.
munity -were not covered, : oP

Those’ migsed,- who wish ‘to:
conteibule, may mail or take do-

to = the - Royal:- “Banteewe
oe ‘in "Perrace.

Now at Georgia's and
Miladys. Beauty Salons

you receive . .

Hair Conditioning with:
every Perm and Wave a

you ot

s

- Staff of

four . No

Waiting.

~ GEORGIA g MILADY

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From Noy. 20 to. Dec. 2 you can. _
choose from Ev’s.Men’s Wears
large selection of fine : suits ond ae

"overcoats and pave,
eg. ‘
Tip. ‘Top Tailor Suit
Overcoat.

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