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Ladies Organize F or

New Curling Season

An executive meeting of the
Ladies’ Curling Club was held at
the home of President, Mrs, Frank
Skidmore of Sparks St. to make
Plans for the coming season. A
study of the numerous duties of
the executive were outlined and
formulated by the president and
her committee,

Plans were also made for the
Start of the fall season and an
ever popular ‘“Pot-luck” supper
was planned for Tuesday, October
25th in the Elks Hall at 6:30 p.m.
A hearty welcome is extended to
ali former members and new-
comers alike,

A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Gor-
don Rowland and Mrs. Royce
Myers,

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Gives Bursaries

The Ladies Auxiliary to Mids
Memorial Hospital haa awarded
three bursaries of $150 each to
local students now studying in
varioys flelds of the medical pro-
fession, .

Those recelving the bursaries
this year are Miss Peggy Orr cur-
rently taking a radiology course
at Shaughnessy Hospital in Van-
couver; and Miss Thalina Julseth
and Miss Doris Bussiere, both of
whom are taking registered nurses
training at St. Paul's Hospital in
Vancouver.

The Terrace Choral group,
founded by the C. J. Norrington’s
six or seven years ago, has sus-
pended operations for the time
being. Mr. Norrington’s “presenta-
tion” baton will find a placa
amongst his many other trophies

-"for other endeavors.

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with his office located in
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Mr. Lane, well known in
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‘Boost For B.C.

At Travel Meets

British Columbia's touriat in-
dustty, currently compiling figures
showing 1986 as the best year in
its history, will get a good boost
at events coming up in the next
few weeks which will help the
province begin 1967 with its best
foot forward.

Hon, W. K. Kiernan, Minister of
Reereation and Conservation, ac-
companied by Dr, D. B. Turner,
Deputy Minister, and R. L, Colby,
Director of the British Columbia
Government Travel Bureau, will
attend the annual world congress
of the American Society of Travel
Agents (ASTA) which began in
Seattle on October 3rd.

The congress ig expected to
draw as many as 2,560 delegates
from around the world, as well as
other representatives of the indus-
try. United States Vice-President
Hubert. Humphrey will he a
speaker. ; .

“This is an ideal opportunity to
show. off British Columbia,” Mr.

. {Colby feels. “These people are in

the business and have a sincere
interest in what our province has
to offer to those who are looking
for interesting and enjoyable
things to see and do.” ;
The ASTA organization tradi:
tionally alternates its convention
locations between cities in Canada
or the United States and else:
where, and Mr. Colby considers
this year’s meeting, “next door” in
Seattle, to be very important. The
provincial travel bureau is co-op-
erating with several British Col-
umbia allied members of ASTA in
the Seattle promotions, including
commercial firms, transportation
companies, visitors bureaus in
Vancouver and Victoria, and the
British Columbia Ferries.
Folowing thé ASTA gathering
in Seattle is thé convention of the
Canadian Tourist Association

ber 8th and then moves to ‘Van-
It is
expected that Mr. Kiernan will
be chairman ata Thanksgiving
Day dinner during which the Hon,
P. A. Gaglardi, Minister of High-
ways, will be a speaker,

After the two conventions, Mr.
Colby will travel to the Los
Angeles and San Francisco areas
of California to meet with repre
sentatives of the Canadian Govern-
ment Travel Bureau, -xitish Col-
umbia House, and cificials of
tourist and travel organizations,

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