7 many, NOVEMBER 4 4, 107L

Smornbill School. The purpogs :
as -to have parents and.
co ® chors meet each other. .
The evening was devoted to.’
ting .re-organized ‘after ‘the .
mer break.. The parerita
attended: asked sone
nent questions and’ were"
. enthusiastic - about “tha

lection of the executive was ~
gid.’ The new executive is: Mr.”
syd Simpson -~ President; Mr;

e Simons - Vice-President;
; Jack Lyons - ‘Treasurer;
: Jeon’ Joa “Recording.
retary and “Mrs. Ron.
prtnell - | Corresponding’
cretary.

eMr, ’ Greening, ‘principal ‘of
hotnhill School spoke: to the:
mathering, outlining ’. the
Bt nction of the school with.
megard to: parent-teacher
Plationships. He also’ gave
geome .. statistics - about.
Serolment. -He spoke about the
a pup program and ‘how: the

: P The Terrace concert -
mmssociation presents the second
moncert of the Jeunesses .

‘oncerts.' :
Ba The presentation will feature’
ihe Japanese classical guitarist
Sexivoshi'Shomura. ,
2 The concert will be ‘held
mepaturday November 6th at 6:15
apm, “in the Skeena Junior -
mpecondary Auditorium. © .:-*
ae Students will be admitted tor
a0 ‘cents. Single tickets . for
Mendults will also be available,
: AXXKK

” Starting Friday, November 5,
the Thornhill Golf and Country
aClub. will be sponsoring a
Mecabaret every Friday and
7 Saturday night! |:

I wrote my first column on the
Mea dangers of the up-coming
Mi nuclear blast on Amchitka
mm Island. Now, as. you are busy
S getting your Christmas cakes,,
me together  and., using. -your, m
ae itraginrotion.on those: Christinas.: |
mm cards, Task youto think about iit .
° again. .
4 “Many of us felt after the great
me Canadian protest of a few weeks
me ago it would be stopped -- we
fee were wrong. Richard Nixon was
a given the go-ahead. What do we
ae do now?

| ‘Bulletin B

Musicales of Canada ‘Series of .

Monday evening « at: the. Mrs..Wit

outlined the peor

She ‘described how the pide
helped the teacher and reported

that the program.. had

“working -extremely well.
“Having parents in-the school
made ‘co-operation, much more

1 realistic, ” she said, -

“At the. meeting, Mr. Stinpion
‘brought. forward some
proposals for making money for
the'schoo! and these were duty:
voled on:and accepted.
Resignations ‘from . the
executive were received & they
regret. to lose -Mrs. Edna ©

_ Gregorash(Treasurer) and

Mrs. ‘Bev Scott. (Refreshment
Committee Chairman.) ° :

‘It, was decided: that monthly
meeting.: would be:held-in the -
Thornhill Elementary School ~

. gym thé-first Monday of each

month. .- ap

- After: the ‘meeting © ‘wal
adjourned. everyone had coffee
and met each other:

“You can 1 daric tothe muse of
the De Carterets: on Friday
night arid the Country Comforts

on Saturday. night... -

nthe cabaret is open to. the
public. “and .:.everyone — is

welcome. It will be held i in the
Club House." . ‘ .

The cabaret ‘Is an attempt
being made by the Country Club

_ members to provide a place for

the Terrace residents to go.
Here they will be able to meet,
their friends, dance and haven
enjoyable evening. It is still'in
the ‘beginning stages. and
whether it will continue after
November: depends on how
many peopte came. out to it:
"The costs $2 per person and I
believe it will be well worth it.

Kitimat Kitchens -

BY ‘LOUISEPRICE.

ri Squeeze some ink onto

- inking plate. Run ‘roller. back

and-forth in ink until evenly
coated. Thén.roll several times
over rinse

cover jt
CURSE, IHAKE, & best, Bi
pia on: Scrap: pape:

: skied on tip of a ia De not let":

paper -élip.-or’ “print! will blur. *

Hold ‘paper down -firmly ‘with

one :hand-arid rub the back of -

wooden spoon over paper ‘with
other. hand + rub hard to get’ a
clear print. ae

Perhpas J feel cleser to this as

= my brother-in-law is headed for,

m® Amchitka on the GreenPeace
man Too. There are 26 other men with
oa him. They are out there risking
a their lives toprotest this blas| to
— save our coastline - can we give |
oe up when these men don't? -

~ There is: still time for. your. ,

Zam own personal protest - Nixon
mem could still ‘change his maind and»
Ma have the nuclear device-
mm destroyed below ground without
m releasing the nuclear powers:
am Do it! Send your - telegram,
Za place your: phone cal IS

¥ Nixon, Trudeau, Mitchel: Sharp

(External Affairs Minister) -

. let them know we care!

EL -

cA more ; time-tcneuming and

= yet ‘more’ progressive ‘form’ of .
_ printing. Christmas cards, “is
fm done ‘with: linoleum. “printing..

a For -this ‘you ° will--need-:a-

AB linoleum block’ of. wood, block

printing tools, water-bage block :.

ae printingink, inking plate (Piece
of plate. glass of plastic of ‘stlif
cardboard covered with acetate

rags,. tracing paper, ‘serap

@ paper, “card paj
such. as rice: pa

sketch. To print a tat POF
| correctly:.it must Seinnel
and. cut-in reverse, To.¢
L draw. letter ‘en: tracing ‘pape
turn paper over and:you
reverse image: Transfer design’
to linoleum. b

out ars

eaign | hen
jouge
ove everything you: do ‘not

with «slightly - peters

~ instruction’. number

Mes or plastic sheet) tovroll ink out © 00.1S

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table, apron; wooden.’ Spoon, | -

roller (buy in hardware tore);

6 Carefully peel off pepr. In
spect proof. If edges ran, ink
was to watery: If you want: to
cut.away more dreas of design

wipe ink off with rag and do this

now: Make _Proafs until pleased
with. prints. .-

2 To print cards follow steps

‘2 gehool' and: invited ‘parens to .
participate if they so wished.

MR, AND MRS, JAMES DONALD PERKINS. .
“G. G. Studio Photo, Prince Rupert)

IN. PRINCE RUPERT.

mM Rotarians. "

’ Present at the Assembly will ; ]
be Past District Governor Reg

“The Terrace Rotary club. will
be ' in charge of: an° area -
assembly twhich will bé held'at*
the Skoglund Hotsprings this.
Saturday. a)

Delegates are expected

Rupert, Smithers and Terrace. -
Meetings start at 11 a.m. and ‘go. :
through tii p.m. .

Organizer of the meet is past
president Alex Inselberg of the =
District Extension Committee. .

‘The first Area Assembly in

North-West B.C. will be a one
day session. - It is geared to

’ further -understanding of the —
workings of a Rotary Club asa. ff.
prerequisite’ to: achieving - the ft

objects-of Rotary.
._ Group discussions will fotus

on development of a better |
Rotary.
and _

understanding - of
through — ‘involvement
sharing. -,

A special invitation has been.
extended: to ‘all.

Rose, as well as. the. District
Governors = Group
» Representative, Jack MeRae. -

“These special guests, together

with members of District 504
Committees and Past
Presidents of all the clubs will

bring invaluable information as :

they share their knowledge with

all attending Rotarians.

Terrace residents attend wedding

Relatives, ‘and friends of a.
young Prince Rupert man.
‘James. ‘Donald ~ Perkins
- travelled from Terrace. to the
coast. city: recently for his
Marriage in the First United
Church to Janice: Christine de
Bucy, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sergius.de Bucy of
‘Queen Charlotte City, Q.C.Is.
” - ‘The groom isthe youngest son -
of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer.Perkins
of 1945 Piggot Place, Prince
Rupert. -

, DOUBLE ‘RING -

‘Rev, Travor Jones: -officiated -

; at thé early evening doiible-ririg™
ca’ ceremony, ” 4 Ron
’ Burford- ‘wall, organist: *

and. My

Given “in” martidge by” her.
“prother-in-law, ° Andrew J.
' Whitmore, the lovely bride wore’
‘a floor length white gown: of-
peau-de-soie with. long sleeves

7 Bnd satin appliques.
. ‘Her three-tiered veil was’ of
“chiffon net‘and she carried a
cascade. bouquet: ‘of tinted

‘orange: - ‘canatlons | and |
atephanotis. ~
The maid-of-honor, Miss

Christine Deane; wore a floor-
length dresg with long sleeves
and ‘¢arried ‘a -nosegay of.
‘mangetinted: carnations and’

3, 4 and 6, Handle‘clean cards...

with a-smiall-tab of -paper..s0
fingerprints . do’ not show. Be

sure to line up front 6f card with -

- inked along corner mj rks (see
cards. are ary add erecting.

Greetings. can: ‘be a. _ simple

Merry. Christmas, ‘Peace’. ‘6r:.: *
. whatever you like, Or you: Peould
write in a’: fayourite -verse, *:
vethap 3a poem. one’. of" the ©.
cilren had writen: ‘or try just. 2

ple thought of your-own. ”

; Whatever it Is, It will be ‘Fiends of.

you.-will please . your fr:
‘ho receive the. cards,

Many attend

local Soclety for the Pr
-af Crivelty to, Ady
d and
R plek

oe ownere homes sand ‘ret
ner, It 18 un- 8
ry dead -

‘When |.

7 September’

_ Here - ig - the 1972 Calendar
covering: the major events. in
this area...:.
This calendar is ‘made
possible ’through. the co-
operation of all clubs and asa
golf. Association meeting held: at...
Golf. _ Club. on:

“For exatiple, both Kitimat

“Thornhill.

roviding “juniors havea.
As tating handicap-o ‘oO
. they. will: be ‘allowed to |
was _ their , “major

[hope both Py
Terrace. will follow ‘sult in’ this
regard, .: “Furthermore; the

eeting recommended all. clubs: ..

" bridal. couple. a

= Terrac
~ August 56 Smithers Northen ©

= v2 oad. Smithers...have - indicated *

daisies, . r s fo
Don Sinoski was the best man
and ushers were Ron Basso and

.Bob Wylie, both bothers-lrelaw

of the groom,

A dinner reception at the
Venetian Room: followed” the
ceremony, with. white tapers
and bud’ vases: of orange
carnations flanking the wedding |
‘cake,

The _ three-tiered fruit cake
had been made by the groom's
mother and decorated in white

- with lovely large orange roses

by Mrs. T.A. McMeekin: [t-was :
served: to’ the guests :by. the.”

; TOASTS GIVEN”

a ‘toast tothe bride was given
by ‘the master of ceremonies,
P.K. Deane, and the toast to the:
maid-of-honor was given by the
best man.

Outof-town "guests at the

event, were the bride’s mother
and brother, Mrs. de Bucy and
Roger de Bucy of: Queen
Charlotte City; Mr. and Mrs.

_ Andrew J:Whitmore, brother-in- 9.
law and sister of the bride. also J

from Queen | Charlotte City: and
the groom’s ‘relatives Charles

“sob yaw + le
a

‘and Mrs. ‘Darrell’ Godfrey ‘and :
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hildebrand:

aunts. and uncies ‘all from

Terrace; Mr, and Mrs. Larry:

’ Disher of Vancouver.

Atelegram of best wishes was
_ bead from the birde's paternal .

grandmother Mrs. Sybet de
Buey of Queen Charlotte City.,

After’ the reception, guests.

were invited to the home of the

groom's parents at 1245 Piggot

Place.
The bride -was- raised and
educated. in Queen - Charlotte

one SE Eanee Rupert and the,

oars hon
Okanagan Va hia

,and Mrs.

~ Berkins are now living at 301

bone Ave. Prince Rupert
B

Lindstrom his brother and Mr. my

Terrace-Northwest
Golf. chart. for. ‘72.

* gefrace: Ladies’’ Open and

Smithers Mixed: Foursome’; a.
“Open; - July 16 Smithers ‘-.
Family” .Foursome’s Oper;
“Junior “Open; and -

Ladies’: Open and Terrace.
‘Thornhill: Open. ‘The latter, of

course, Would ‘not be conflicting:
if the’ Terrace. Thornhill Open’
was’ restricted to a ‘Men’ s Open.

join the R.C.G,A Association..."

” Prince George - Simon Fraser
+ Ope gust: 20° + Mithmat

‘foursome’s’ Open; June 24-25
Kitimat: Hirech. Creek Men's & |

‘iguat 8-6 ~
pen; August 19-20 -

Hirsch: Creek: : Junior 0

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A social evening -will-follow |

* the day long business sessions.
It will be. attended by all
Rotarians and Rotaryanns. The.

~ evening will, include a dinner
and dancing. .

“Rotary International District . : .
‘504 is comprised of 3 Areas-No. ff . -

1 Alaska, No. 2 Prince Rupert to
’ Williams Lake and No.3 Hope,
B.c. to .and. including

) QUTLET TO OPEN”

VANCOUVER (CP) - The.
city’s third self-service liquor .

store is. to open-in a. former

supermarket, uilding in Janut--
is ary. Ajliquor. control, board.

., Spokesman said the'store ‘woul
meet, public demands: for tis

~ type of ouitlet: "This is definitely >”
the trends at hhe present time,” oe

he_said. _

$2998.

grasa

from §
. Rotary Clubs in Kitimat, Prince.

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