ai . Mumford, - Respresentative and Dan ~-Anonby from the Ministry of . Mackenzie Citizens’ - search Tues A meetin g of the Direc- tors of Terrace community Services Society held recently,was attended by . Mr. Mencening, (Chair. man, larg ey, Coordinator, Paul neley Romanzia, Steven Inouye, Gail Kirk, Lyle Petch, Francis Sabine, Doug the City’s Human Resources. From the minutes of the previous meeting, reference was made to the Society's -continuing interest in the ‘prevention of Child Abuse and the desire of the Ministry of ' Human ' Resources to take action in ‘the future, which would meet the Society's ex- pectations. . No decision has been made as yet with regard to the proposal to Canada Works for Work Experience Program for wayward children. Should the grant be approved, the Society - will act as sponsor. Reference was made to the coming Workshop on Caring. No date has been et but will be an- set a8 nounced for October. Budget submissions for the coming year for Mother's Time Off, Volunteer Coordinator and the Debt Counsellor were approved. yle Petch made reference toa proposal to amalgamate the service of Lazelle Pre-School, the Day Care Centre, Mother’s time off and possibly the Child . Minding Centre if they wish. This move was prompted by the need to find a new home for the Lazelle Pre- School and Day Care Centre as they have to vacate the - buildings they presently Jaycees mark ~ 20th Kitimat Jaycees celebrated their 20th an- niversary Saturday with a dinner nce at the Lion's Guest pseaker Ald. Lee Ellis spoke of Kitimat's tential as a centre for urists. of the norhtwest who could range as far north as Alaska and the ad- vantages of future development as a deep sea port. ; The Jaycees presented the Alean public relations department with a scroll in Increase justified KELOWNA, B.C. (CP)— The president of Okanagan ~ Telephone Co. Ltd. told a blic hearing Monday into its application for a rate hike that the company would Jose. it. missing MACKENZIE,B.C- (CP)—A search was un- derway today for Andy Williams, 14, of Mackenzie, . Who went missing Saturday a hunting trip wit his father, RCMP officers, Band Club members and other volunteers were seaching in the Carp Lake area, % kilometers southwest of ’ Mackenzie, for the missing ‘youngster. ; __ A police spokesman said that a search and rescue team. from the Baldy Hughes Radar Base in Prince George will join the if the boy is not found by then. year recognition of assistance during the club’s current membérship drive. Guests included Kitimat mayor George and Mrs. ~ ATB halts hikes OTTAWA — The Anti- Inflation’ Board is in- tervening in proposed eomestic price increases in five aluminum product lines which have been requested by Alcan Aluminium Limited, of Montreal to be effective Sept. 30, 1977. . The overall impact of this intervention is to reduce Alean’s requested average increases in nine product lines to 2.6 per cent from the | 3.2 per cent requested and 00 erage. Increases -greater an idur per-cent:;: = - Alcan had pre-notified the AIB of a proposed price increase in aluminum ingot of two cents a pound, or four per cent to enable them to return to their traditional U.S. price relationship. In addition they requested price increases in eight aluminum fabricated product lines. The AIB did not intervene in the price increase of aluminum ingot but has advised Alcan that in- creases in five product lines must be limited to amounts which relfect only the two- cent a pound ingot increase. The selling price of aluminum ingot in Canada has traditionally moved in line with prices in the United States. However, Alcan has been delayed by the AIB for more than six months from - maintaining this traditional Canadian-U.S. | price relationship. Branch 13 dispatch Ladies’ a great Congratulations to the Ldies Auxilliary on a supper successful Golden An- nicersary Charter night. A beautiful smorgasbor supper was served to a se. aut crowd, “ Short speeches _of congratulation to the ladies and good wishes for their continued success were heard from Dolly Cart- wright, Provincial President of the L.A., Dinise Fulljames, Zone representative, His Wor: Pp, Mayor Maroney and Comrade Dave Simons, Branch No. 13 President. Charter member, Mary Cote’s few words to the ladies were met with a standing ovation showing the respect felt by the feople . for Mary asa person and for her years of service to the Ldies Auxilliary, The evening was rounded off with dancing and socializing. . ; The success of this event shows a great deal about the hard work put in by the convening committee, by the executive in this Golden Anniversaty year and by the members themselves. supper success A special event for the men-folk connected with the Grey Cup is the annual Smoker, this year slated for November 18th. Comrade Bob Bennett, entertainment chairman has plans well in hand for that evening. On the following Friday evening rumour has it that there will be a special Early ‘Bird Night. This is a special evening for those who pay their membershi ues early, November 1ith will as always be a day in which Legion members join with © people all over the nation to pay tribute to these who served in the wars. In- formation concerning those cermonies will be passed along as they are made availabel to thw writer. November 5th is the curling spiel which just about takes care of the week ends in Nov. Don't forget that ever Wednesday night is dart night at the Branch. The dart club is always on the look out for new members so drop in and make your acquaintance with a dart board occupy. Lyle emphasized the need to have all these services under one roof to meeting will be held in the near future with, representative from the centres and social agencies to seek the feasibility of such a move. The next general meeting of the Society membership will be held Oct 26th at 8:00 in Calendonia Lecture Sales \ The general membership meets twice a year to discuss new and existing aspects of Community Services and therefore it is Vitaly inportant to get input from the public. Please mark this date, Oct. 26 on your calendar and plan to attend. If you would ike to know more about the Society and it’s workings. Watch the newspaper for more information. brisk | for opera singer The Terrace Concert Association says sales are brisk for a Novemeber 5th performance here by the orld-famous Canadian born contralto, Maureen Foster. A sell crowd ‘is "Perreet rrace will be the only centre in the Northwest to have a preformance by Miss she will leave immediately for an appearance inn Los ‘Angleses. ip Bergsma, prgoram chairman for the Terrace Concert Association has reported that there will le coming to the concert Fon as far as Burns Lake _and Smithers and well asa substantial number from Kitimat and Prince Rupert. Persons who wish to obtain tickets may do so by » contacting 635-5024 before Friday October 21 st if they Meeting held The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League (Terrace Council) was held Wed- nesday Oct 12 in the meeting toom of the church. Mrs. Theresa LeRoss chaired the meeting with fifteen ladies present. Sister Mary Joseph started .a program on -Evangelization \in.. The. Modern World. This proved . to be a very interesting part of the meeting-and will be continuied at every meeting. Conveners reports were heard and ‘plans were finilized for the comin Bazzaar which is being hel Sat, Oct. 29, - Anyone wishing to donate items to this project is asked to bring it to veritas Hall at? p.m, Oct 28th. COUNCIL REPORTS Nearly one-sixth of fatal traffic accidents occur on Friday or Saturday nights between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m., ‘says the U.S. National are Concert Association Members. All remaining tickets will be on gale in the Terrace Shopping Centre Mall on October 22nd: from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. ‘Victim. released Chad Taskinen, the ten- year-old Kitimat boy who was mauled by a bear Oct. 6 near his Dunn Street home bas been released from the intensive care unit at Kitimat General Hospital. Taskinen is in stable condition in the hospital's surgical ward. The boy ‘underwent seven houra of surgery to repair scalp and abdominal wounds suffered during the attack. Police beat — Sudden death studied ‘Kitimat RCMP are in- vestigating the sudden death of John Donald Stiff, 16, at his home, 20 Egret St. - Stiff died during the early morning hours Oct. 15.0.0 a.) df No foul play is suspected, A coroners ing wil be held. No cause of death was released. : Police and firemen were . called to the Kitimat municipal greenhouse Sunday when two youths reported .a large propane tank leaking gas. The leak was repaired and Police are investigating the possibility of vandalism. The Purple Onion news stand at the city centre was broken into during the weekend and a quantity of cigarettes stolen. . 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