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f° 4 Bhone 686- 0884

a Capon, bee os :
: Northern “B,C. .teachers wil
‘asensg. the newest look in educa.
tional. methods when they meot
“hare in February for sxmuat “con! J

wont by the Terraceand Diss
strict “Teacher's Association the! }
convention will take place, In
_Skeona: _ Secondary School on Feb.
~Tuary: 3 and 9, - ;
Nerr:in educationts the “Pree!
I school, An authority on thig sub-
-Jectuhas’ been invited to give a :
‘Fobra address on Thureday,
iFe

He, is Ion: Young; prin pal
3 ic

School =. ‘and. advocate -of . i
"Free". teaching method whlch :
" ,pernilts ‘attendance at will,

- Northern B.C, He taught in Van.
tderhnof, ‘during the 1940's,:: Hig
work in Campbell River has{#
tatirabted ithe, : attention ie eddie
r8 all.over Canada, c
:of hia address: is. “Tho. stonle
iSchool in Practice.” -
Algo slated: for the speaker’ 8| k
jrostrum on February 318 Dr,
35, Ellis, assistant Dean of Edue
‘ation at:Simon Fraser Univers| (3%
‘alty, “His topic will be “Emere| &
‘ging Trends in Education,” This
hag also ‘been . adopted: asthe
genera: fheme of the conver.

Tie public will be welcomed
‘for. the February 8 addresses,

al presentation of book ‘ends

THREE YEARS! SERVICE as’ Girl Guide € Com-
missioner by Joan Sparks (eft) was ‘honored

: emblem by
Gla s Kerr,
carrying guide ay

local . guide association member

iwhloh “Will take place in Skeena
Secomary Auditorium, —_
member, of the Elamentary Cur-
ieulum Revision tee, Des |
partment of Education, Victoria;
‘His topic will be *‘ Recent Devel.
opment in Elementary ‘Curri>
ulum in.B.C,* .

- Also .-. slated. to address
the. convention is Dr, Clifford |_

’ Other speakers for the con:
‘vention include Mr, Don Wilson,
‘Anastasion, Associate Professor
of Science Education, Faculty of
;Education_ at the. University’ of

Frederick ‘Nash, dean of sur-
veyors in, ihe ent ret
ce: In his slee
his“ Patt Avenue Ronen ce
ber 27 at the age of 87. . -

‘North | pioneer. “surveyor, are
Frederick ‘Nash - mourned here

- ‘The late Mr, ‘Nash, a pioneer
of the. area, ‘conducted survey
work at Kalum Lake as far back
as 1908, .

Born in Brighton, England; on

"British. Columbia, Dr, Anas-}
tasion' s Bubject is Current}:
‘Trends in Elementary Selence
-Edueation,’”
‘eachers from Prince Rupert,|
“Kith t,. Hazelton and Terrace
“are oxpectdd to attend the TWO.
“day convention,
Elementary and “ secondary

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on’ of new schni qué
ie varhiend ‘brodeetor, "will ale

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named for

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leaves Terrace on January 5
to ‘work in the. > Okansgan dis-
trict,

In a farewell address to squad.
_fon members and their Barents
at a pre-Christmas function on
December 20, . C,0, Van Herd
said: “The ‘squadron ‘ is in the
best condition it had ever been
in ‘as far as the mimber of boys,
“active ‘instructors’ and an active
Sponsor grouj, the Terrace Lions
Club, are concerned,'” .

He. expressed his pleasure at

the. number of parents ‘who had

turned’ out: nth their air -cadet:
sons for the party,: and -pre.
dicted a good year ahead for the

= squadron “and its: new. leader,
‘He pointed. out that’: although:

uniforms are — still - relatively,

-| scarce. he expects’ to see’ more’

of them available from Ottawa
in the near future. oo

Any boy wishing to- enrol . as
information “from Mr, Sam Paz-
nansky, teacher. at Sheena-Secon-

dary. and one of -the’ active ‘squad
ron Anstructors, ;

' The new ‘commanding officer;

‘@|Tom Reeves, comes to the Ter.
| race squadron with backgroundof

RCAF flying | experience as well
as y private Ayine ti A; -

squadron, Kevan’Van Herd,. who

an. pir. cadet may obtain more’! -

Reverend John Watts, ‘offictating,

November 29, 1880,' Mr, Nash
came to Canada for the first
time when he was six years of
age, returned to England and
came out again with his family
in. 1895 to make hia permanent
home in Canada.

: The family home was in New
Westminster, where he_ wae
educated, =~ a

Mr, Nagh passed his surveyor
examinations in victoria, bed
th

Surveyors - in 1956, after fifty
years of survey work, |

Mr,. Nash married Josephine.
Edenshaw of Magset, Queen
Charlotte Islands, and the couple
came io live in Terrace in 1921,
They have resided here ever
since, Mr, Nash doing general
survey work in the area,

The ‘Nashes lived for many
years in the bullding which now
houses CF TK radio.and television
stations, before they moved to
the present Park Avenue home,

Mr, Nash is survived by his
widow, Josephine, one son, Fred
H, Nash B.C,L,5,, D,L,S, of the
Vancouver firm of McEthanney j-
Surveying and Engineering Ltd,,
and: one daughter Mrs, Brock
Wessie) Norbirg of Terrace, . ”,

There are four grandchildren, '
@ sister, Mrs, Ethel Simpson in
England and two nephews, one in
wa [Atria and the other in ‘South

Funeral services were held
Friday, December 29, from St.
Matthew's Anglican Chureh, the

Interment was made in Kitsum-
kallum Cemetery.

-Paltbearers were: Art Bates, '
Charles Kofoed, Ted Johnston,

Tan ‘MacDonald, Ron Kolterman.
and Clarence Michel

Cole! runs effluent
line at Watson Island

Columbia ‘Cellulose has just
completed # raulti-million dollar
anti-pdllution Installation at ita
Watson Island mills, .

-The equipment, ‘whieh includes

a 2/5mile effluent’ line to gea,|
will ‘undergo operational tests be»
fore being : : but ‘into full: use,

* Anti: pollistion: *: : imoadurea!

and’
areas. are’ to: golve ‘a. ‘iifferent
probiem: from wat of ‘atilphite
mills. in

BEC, ;
area ‘his elght: contiguon
and has-a relatively, Se ead

tidal flow

“The solution: ‘at the: ‘Cojunibia |;
‘Cellulose ‘mills; although corti
will ensure that the primary mi

the ' sea where its-effe

wiht’ open 260 f
“Watson Jolarid ig tha site of

Columbia ‘Cellulose sulphiite n

for’ the manufactuye of.

effluent’ willbe. dischargod int Affine

which produces high quallty pulps a
th ofehemicals,:

lantios and. toxtlles; and-thenety |.

skeona “Kraft mill,” Whilemaking.
provision for the offluent for
the new kraft: mill, Columbla
Cellulose has‘ also improved its
sulphite effiuent disposal,

. First, the new: Skeana
mill: has beon designed and built
so that. its Spent -coolting Liggnor |

cooking iiquors;
“Bets, of. in ela

.| cludes David Ringe, fo
Further saimications to nears erly with,. aa and. John
ae who was with the Nae!

‘cess ensure that the

to: the! elements, - “The

“TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE Bc -

‘Ask Ann Landers

of the Corporation of B,C, Tland ah

tho University of Manitoba are
going into’ the. _ motion” ‘Bicture
ln oie $4.0 000. allocated ‘by: tt
46
sacra tudents

“Don t

rats

basement with the
stay there all night!" -

child?
My first inclination

another means, of punjehiment.

ay

I add a word of my own? |

e
DEAR "ANN LANDERS.
mous, He hasn’t missed .an
years, |
disease can only be arrested.

Does. this make sense?

going hy himself?
DEAR. MYS:

. Suggesting he is
himself,”

* geta support, he GIVES. it,

the grade — as he once was.

ineetings.. .

DEAR ANN LANDERS;

We named ‘our fixat born

the ‘name.
- I need your help,
DEAR OUT; Since your
father to be honored this time,

by -his second name.’

treated? Is there a eure?
. ~ Hope and Help.’ ,
Write to Ann Landers in

lembs,

postage. .

tighten :
kids with snakes,

yelled, “If you kd ids don't ‘stop fighting I'll put you in the
rats and. snakes and

Fred says an alcoholic 1s never cured -— that the

“And- PS

ing 35-cents in coin plus 5 cents. for postage and
‘pelf-addresaed, un-atamped anvelope,

Ann Landers will be glad to help you vdth your prob.
Send- them ‘to her.in care of this hewspaper, enclos-
ing an un-stamped self-addressed envelope, plus 8 cents for

oF police

and frogs and you'll

Why can't people realize what such ‘threats do toa
cat Those Patera Brow ve, terrified ee ‘ine
y may never ow r’ fear any-m
that reminds them of the “horrors”! of the basement, . Oo,

was to. tell the father off,

but I decided not to become involved in his family'atfairs,
Please tell. that man and other ignorant parents. to find

WATERTOWN, 8D.

DEAR WAT: I hope the parents who recognize them-
- Selves. in: your- letter will heed your remarka, And now may

Parents who threaten children

hy telling them that the polfcemen will take them away if
they misbehave are équally guilty, The image of the police- ~
man as a bogeyman is a poor one, indeed, So do what Water:
town says, folie’ — find another means of Prinishiment,:

‘iy husband, Fred, has been

sober . for two years and he owes it all to Alcoholics Anony-

AA, . “meeting in almoat three .

Kt seems to me that once a

man has learned io. live without Jliquorhe should be able
to stay dry, . Wouldn't a man feel more Hike a man if, after | hi
he got headed in the right direction, he were able to keep .

MYSTIFIED ©

lf your husband feels the need to attend
AA, moetings, D please don’t pull the rug from under him by —
_unmanly because he can*t “‘keep going by

The arrested alcoholic who attends meetings not only

and this is a vital part of the

program, The dry A.A, should be willing to extend a helping
hand to his fraternity brothers who are struggling to make

: ‘Tyy to remember. what life was like when Fred was on the
sauce and you'll find it a lot easler to condone his weekly

o..
We are expecting our second

’ child next month and my husband and I can't agree ona name,

after my husband's father, and

now I .want to name this next baby after my father, My hus-
band says absolutely not because he hates the name, He
elaims he has. nothing «gainst my father, he ‘just hates —
Furthermore, Ann, he says if J insist he will
call the child ‘Stinky’? and 1 will live to regret it. - ,

OUT IN FRONT BUT NOT WINNING

husband’s father -was honored

the first time around, I think it’s fair for you to ‘want your -

crate ‘gyclnstand AL.using the full first name which your husband
“hates; ( howevers! why -not. use! dust the initial and. call the-child-: -
+ -if-your-fusband doesn't“

aetees to: “this: compromitae, yo: an. call’ him “Stinky. ja 3

Is alcoholism a. disease? ‘How ‘can ‘the alecholic be

Read the booklet “Alcoholism

care of this newspaper, enclos-
8 long,

Pensioners

treated

to Christmas. tour.

. Terrace Lions Club hosted a- Special Christmas. tour
Dect aber 27 for 48 senior citizens, :

‘The pensioners’ met at Knox
United Church for a one hour
bus ‘tour. of Terrace’s Christ-
mas lighting displays,

Trees favor.

togetherness?

- VICTORIA (CP) — A plant phys
Biologist has found that plants
are just like people —they grow
better when they have someone
to cuddle,

Dr, Holger. Brix has found
that Jt is difficult to produce
trees with positive character.
Istics because these supertrees
are old and have lost the driveto

Ww roots,
aeine answer is. to bind old and
new ‘twigs together to -combine
the toughness of the old with the
zest for rooterowing of. the
young... This method could replace,
A the method of grafting,

‘Twenty six ‘ot the cliorly tour
members were from Skeenaview
Hospital, and the remaining 22
were members of Terrace Old
Age Pensioners Association,

Lion Jim Warner was in charge
of arranging and conducting the
bus tour which lasted for ApProx-
imately an hour. :

_At the conclusion of the ride,
the senior citizen guests were
returned to Knox ‘United Church

hall where Terrace Lions. Lad- ;

jes served tea and refreshments
and provided an hour of- musical
entertainment, -

Featured in the entertainment
hour were Mrs, Bernard Glock-
ner and her daugtter who per-
formed’ a ‘gymnastic clown act.
Also on hand for the occassion
was a ten voice cholr to lead
guests inacarolsing,:

Weather for the event was fav
iw but” road conditions wore
\)

-Hig results. 90 = per » cent
farvival cihivey to op wit shouts
68 says nothing to £o about.

“We may have something with
| promiee, but it will take years
before WO. can Bay anything for
suré,””

Students make.

motion picture -
WINNIPEG (CP) — Students at

cll. thes
me ‘produce ‘And No Birds
Naaced “Hhackeand.

fr ihe omer te

Migtor Comte; writerend
OT van m guarantee:

in Spentoh,

Blind Walter. S,
won't give’ up |

" WATERLOO, . Ont, (CE Den't
tell: Walter Gibbons. he: can’t do
{Stren he'll make & Har out

"Blin from birth, Gibbons, 2,
from Coloriia,-N, J, should have
gone:.to'a school for the blinds

but he’ didn't,” While. attending
Upeata College at East: Orange;
pe he spent 70 hours a: week
in extracurricular activities and
still sraduated with a Beaverage
He- now 8 attending Waterloo
Latheran Seminary because ils
ovm ‘synod wouldn’t: ordain him,
‘They “said . his. blindness. Pro
hibited. his taking a parish,’ :|
doesn’t want pare Neork avr

,]ael went on to. Prince Geo
Therefore, according to him, th i" "ee,
he will have to go to A.A, meetings for the rest of his life,

| orations were presented to the

|e Miss ter’, peel of Los An-

| in-law and sinter,

-| spent Christmas with her moth-'

Council,
‘Goulet

Making

A FAREWELL PRESENT of a allver tray was made to cut-
_ going Reeve A.F, Goulet by members of Terrace Municipal.
the presentation is Councillor Vie Jolliffe,
will formally instal his successor as ‘Reeve,

"Michael ‘and Peter Fenger
spent Christmas with thelr par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Paul Feng.
er bringing with them a friend
from U,B,C,, Miss Ellen Word-
sworth of Toronto. Peter and)
Ellen returned: to the Univer-
sity on December 27 while Mich-! and

to attend a skiing clinic,

: e « «

Hugh: Tucker was: home from
U.B.C. to spend Christmas with
S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Tucker- and family.

” -The- Morris *Wightmans have
had a busy Christmas, Mr, Wight-
man’s sister, Miss Helen Wight-
man of San Francisco, Californ-
ia is leaving Sunday following a
Yuletide visit here, Their sonand
daughter, Sandy Janie wore
home from UBC for Christmas
while ancther son Peter went on
to Jasper Natlonal Park for ski-
ing with his friend Bushie aia
selberg,
. eo @ @ ;

. Christmas for 1967 has- pas-
sed, but pleasant memories re-
main for 27-senior citizens who
were guests at a Christmas din-
her party on December .16 host-
ed. by the ladies of the Aux.
iliary to the Royal Canadian Leg-
ion, Branch 13, Tuxkey and all
the trimmings were served at
a-candle-lit table adorned with
Christmas decorations, The dec-

guests before thelr departure,

[ea ani ladies: ‘Were: tiiank-
fn, ! a then guests, by | T
ths; po nists *

geles, California left Wednesday
on her return south after spend-
ing Christmas with her brother-| -
rand Mrs,
Dave Cash,
+

Danny Sheridan’ who is ‘attend.
ing Mount. Royal College in Cai-
gary was home for the Christ-|»
mas: vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, RE,
Sheridan and fail

. ae

student of the University of B. Cait
er Mrs. Vi Seaman and the fam-
fly, Leah. will be returning to

her studies in, ‘Vancouver Jan-
wary 2, —
‘ e e °

*, Jim’ Irvine ‘Jr, who is now
working in Frince Rupert, spent

‘|. deFred Weber at a January. 8 meeting of Council." .

Around the. town”

parents, Mr, ‘end Mrs, I M. Ie
vine and family.

he spent. with ‘his
Mre. Gertrude Orelson

Miss Beverley Nepstad, - who
is on the staff of Finning Tract-
or in Terrace, spent Christrias
in Vancouver with ber family. |

- Mr, and Mrs. Thomas ‘Hal-
dane of Vancouver spent Christ. -
mas in Terrace, the guests of
Mrs, “Haldane’s parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Ted Walls of Codar
Crescent, | .

s « #8 . ;

Inspector T.A, Stewart’ of the
Prince Rupert Division .of the
RCMP, accompanied by his-son,
Constable Craig Stewart of Tor-
onto were visltoratoTerracaand -
Kitimat on Thursday, ‘Const,
“Stewart was on-leave rom‘ his
duties in Toronto for the Christ-
mas vacation which he.spent with
his parents, in Prince ‘Rupert.

‘Winner’ of the. Ladies Curling

Club raffle during Christmas was
Mrs. Vic Froese... .
eo & &:

Mr, and Mrs, - Ralph. Banting
of Vancouver spent Christmas
here with their son Jim Banting
who Is in the omploy of Canadian
Pacific Airlines in Terrace. ;

Mrs, Harry: Davie sad dant
Terrace i have. teen visting in

and Kim willbe returning to Kam-
loops on January ist 7

Mr. ‘and Mrs, “hturdoch Rob
ertson returned by CP Airlines

| on Thursday, December 28, with
- [théir new chosen child, a 17.

aw

Team ald - ‘baby daughter, Fiona

‘Miss Leah Seaman, who is ‘alt

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