TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

" ‘THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 19

PLANNING FIRMS EYE ARENA PROJECT | ;

As the prospect of an ice
arena Nears reality, two project
pianners are wooing the
municipality for the job.

They are Cotton-Styffe Lid,
Coquitlam and Conspec Lid., of
Burnaby.

They outlined their virtues in
letters released at ‘Terrace’s

municipal council] meeting
Monday night.

"We have considerable ex-
perience in the design and
construction of a great number
of arena projects across
Canada,” said M.L, Cotton, of
Cotton-Slyffe.

fheir Jaiest arena project was

The bill for a two car accident
in Terrace Saturday was a
whopping $2,200.

Jorge De Meideiros of
Terrace backed out of a
driveway on Molitor into the
path of an oncoming car driven
by Carvin English, alsa of
Terrace,

Police said English attempted
to avoid the De Méeideiros
vehicle but the cars collided and
the impact caused the English
vehicle across the road, hitting
a fire hydrant and breaking a
hydro pole in the process.

De Meideiros was later
charged with backing while
unsafe and English was

: from other teams with
‘Lake winning over Kitimat to | §
take ‘top place in the B event.

RUB-A-DUB-DUB its a baby i
subject as a kindergarten

Babe
in
a tub

Julie Krause is only six
months old but she already
goes to kindergarten.

For a bath,

Julie’s mother, Mrs. Joyce
Krause, brought her to
Parkside Primary last week
so that kindergarten children
could talk about babies.

And talk they did. _.

Sandra, with blonde pig
tails, showed the class a
picture of herself as a baby.
“I didn't have any hair,” she
said.

“Or any teeth,’ said her
teacher, Mrs, Louise
Keenleyside. '

To prove that she dees have
teeth now, Sandra chattered
them for all the class to see.

The children also noticed
that babies like Julie can't
walk or talk, “They just
crawl,” one boy said.

The elass also took turns
holding Julie.

“And some of them were
pretty cautious about it,” said
Mrs. Keenleyside who is
Julie's aunt.

What did Julie think about it
all? .

“She loves to have a bath,"
said her mother. ''I just hope
she doesn't. get wrinkled.”

Gals weren't
curling hair!

The Terrace high school girls
curling team were placed

second after a hectic weekend.
at Kitimat where they com- :

pleted in the zone playoffs.
Nine teams completed in
games played Friday, Saturday

and Sunday. They came from |

Terrace, Kitimat, MacKenzie,
Prince. Rupert, Prince George,
Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake,
Burns Lake and Smithers.

The draws were made and
first games played on Friday
night.

Saturday morning the girls
were given a tour of Alcan
where they were presented with
Alcan medallions,

TERRACE TEAM

The Terrace team consisting
of Skip Laurie Thain, third Fay
Munson, second Darla
Fredericks, and lead Marilyn
Oracite played their first game

- Saturday afternoon against

Smithers, They won 6-5 after:an
extra end.

At 5 pm. the teams coaches,
and chaperons were treated toa
hot turkey supper at the Kitimat
Gordon Hotel, sponsored by the
Municipality of Kitimat.

‘Mrs, Edith Angle, representing

‘the municipality, presented

each girl with a Kitimat

~ medallion.

BEAT MACKENZIE
Later that night the Terrace
foursome played Mackenzie

- and trounced them 9-2,-

Being ‘quite, tired after these

’ first two games the girls came
“out in fine color when they
; Played Kitimat taking an easy

; win-with the score 7-2, This win
'. gaye the girls first place in‘the
” A- event.

Sunday. ‘morning paw ‘action

‘from other teams with Burzs
;- Lake -winning. over. Kitimat to
: take top: place: in. the B event,

Sunday morning sdw. action
Burns

ina tub. Julie Krause is the willing
class at Parkside Primary learns.

about babies.

Scrubbing Julie is her aunt, Mrs, Louise -

Keenleyside, who teaches the class...Staff photo.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 13

Dispatch

by Poul Bogelund

Nine new members were
initiated at the regular monthly
meeting held onJanuary 12. We
extend a hearty weleame to R.J,
Dahl, P.K. Hall, F.T. Halonen,

C.A, Lindstrom, §.H, Riner,
D.W. Roth, M.K, Sheridan, R.
Weick and G.M. Willcox.

We have now reached a
Strength of 317 , including life,
ordinary and associate mem-
bers. This includes 19 transfers
into the branch, counter-
balanced nine transfers out of
the branch. .

Not included in the above
numbers is a total of 106 club

Ladies Auxillary: boasts a
membership of 82.

The secretary advises that
more than 24 per cent of the
membership have paid their
dues for 1971,

GOOD NEWS

This is good news indeed, and
might help to encourage some
of you who still have to pay up,
to do so at your earliest con-
venience in order that we may
retain and enlarge our current
membership.

Preparations for the 15th
Annual Bonspiel are now
complete; 32 rinks have entered
and curling will start sometime
early Friday evening, January
29.

The Ladies Auxillary is
catering to the Curlers Banquet
which will be held in the Legion
Auditorium on Saturday
January 30.

The contents of the menu

have high Security priority and

$35-2040

Now

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members and in addition, our | ;

nothing shail induce us to reveal
any of its secrets--just you wait
and see.

A highly successful joint
meeting of the executives of
Branch {3 and the Ladies
Auxiliary, Branch No, 13, was
held January 19. Common
problems were discussed, ideas
exchanged and plans started for
all phases of Legion activity
during 1971.

“13” for now - see you next
week.

Open 3-6 Mon. - Fri,

information apply to:

TILLICUM THEATRES.

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| Playing Janugry 28, 29, 30

“FOUR CLOWNS”

Compilitation Of Top Comedy By The Old Masters
STAN LAURAL, OLIVER HARDY,
CHARLIE CHASE AND BUSTER KEATON

7 PM AND 9:15 PM

BRIT ISH COLUMBIA soci ETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
vo 's"~Terrate Animat Shelter —' 4516 Haugland:

Phone 634-7475

Three bedroom self-contained units with private entrance
front and rear, stove and refrigerator, two Piece bathroom
off kitchen, {ull four piece bath on Upper floor, full basement,
Piayground being built at rear of building. All units have
clean electric heating. Only one block from school, For more

Mrs. Stan Hartman
Unit No. 108
Phone 635-3648

Cedar Grove Gardens

Students
to watch
the birdie

The North West High School
Badminton Tournament that
was cancelled earlier this
month due to bad weather is due
to go ahead this Saturday.

The event has already at-
tracted about fifly participants
from the area and will start
Saturday at 9 a.m.

The gymnasiums at the
Skeena and Caledonia Senior
Schools will both be used giving
the contestants in [he tourney a
total of seven courts.

Action is scheduled to wind up
about 5 p.m.

ors

Weekends 9-11

635-2040

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Terrace

THE SIGN OF
OWNERSHIP

100% Polyester Crimpknit

Accident racks
a whopping bill

charged with having a blood
alcohol content in excess of .08.

BIRTHS

Born at Mills Memorial
Hospital to: -
Mr. and Mrs. Albert

Dumouchee, a -daughter, on
January 24,
Mr. and Mrs. George Alleman,

.a daughter, on January 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Loewen, a
daughter, on January 25,

Mr. and Mrs. David Wadley, a
son, on January 26,

Mr. and Mrs. James
Folowonink, a son, on January
26.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lever, a
son, on January 26.

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at Fraser Lake. Cotton said he
was preparing photographs of
the project to present to council.
- Inhis bid, Cotton said his firm
would look after project
planning, ‘including design and
estimation of service; project
management, to call to tender
and supervise construction

AH. Jackson, president of
Conspec, explained his firm’s

ae nt @-
function is to co-ordinate th
experts in the design phase, th
contractors in the constructio1
phase and to act as the. owner’:
representative throughout thi
entire period. —

The proposals. were . handec
over to committee for study.

hy;

Do you know what the spor

of kings is? Queens,

The ski season at the Nor-
thern Heights Ski Hill in
Terrace got off toa slow start
but ‘things have picked up and:
about 50 skiiers braved the
weather Sunday to challenge
the slopes.

NIGHT SKIING
The night skiing will be held
seven days a week from 7 p.m.
to 10:30 p.m. Little emphasised
that the skiing depends on two
conditions, first the weather

skiing enthusiasts,

There is only one run at the
ski hill but it is about 1,000 feet
long and is fairly wide. This
makes it possible for the more
experienced skiier to take a fast
run down the face of the run
while the skiing novice can use

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ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS

Including - Velvets, Wool Biends,

Polyesters - Orlons - Nylon, Ete,

BARGAIN TABLE ONLY -

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81" x 100" Flat Sheets
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Ski hill opens up

and secondly the turn out of |

the side of the trail for a. slower
downhill run.

Northern Heights operator
Bill Little reported a total of 14
to 16 inches of packed snow anc
rated the conditions for skiing
as good, -

To date skiing has only been
held on weekends from noon tc
4:20 p.m. but Little has
organized the facilities for night
skiing.

LODGE AVAILABLE”

Asmall lodge at the bottom of
the hill is available for resting
and refreshments,

The ski hill is on the out skirts
of, Terrace, just off Cedar
Crescent.

To reach the ski hill you go
north on Alwood and (hen up the
Birch Hill road.

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Feb. 1,2, & 3rd

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Sat. Jan. 30th

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