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New librarian Ed Currell (right) oversees the landscaping work. -

RECREATION DEPT. °°

Spring dance is the plan

The Terrace recreation
‘department will be holding a
spring . dance on Saturday
May 26th from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. in the arena banquet
room.

The Prowlers will feature
country. and western and old-
time music. Tickets are $8.00
a couple, available in ad-
vance at the arena office or
‘at the door. Food and
refreshments; will be
available. |

There is stilispace in a few
spring recreation programs.
These include the spring
Wildflower Workshop on
Wednesday, May 16, Natural
‘Dyes on Cotton for three
Saturday, aftennoons,
starting.” .May-.. 26.....anc
Orienteering. for ‘Adults...on..
Saturday May .26.

Farther details regarding

these courses may be found
in your spring ‘recreation

booklet. You may register
for these programs: at the._
. +. dnd intermediate Tennis in

arena office, © “: -- 3.
Registration is’ still: being’
taken for the second set’ of

Red Cross swimming lessons *. p

which commence May 14.
You may register at the
Terrace pool, or call 639-1177
for further information: -. ’

- Terrace will be having:

another tennis clinic .. this.
year. Two representatives .

from the B.C. ‘Tennis —
Association will be coming
up to run the ‘clinic ‘on’

Wednesday, June 6. They:
will be giving clinics during
the day, free of charge, to’

d school, children, ,in.; the: deus’

‘

Instruction will be at both
’ the Kalum Street courts and
the courts next to the REM
Leé_ Theatre in beginners

_ ohe and a half hour sessions
‘gtarting at & p.m. and 7:30
TT. ring our own
» Flea Rogsralion will be
at the Terrace arena office
starting Monday, May 7. The
’ office ig open from 8:30 a.m.
‘to.4:30 p.m. Registration is
_ limited to 40 people only. -
The Women’s Self-Defense
_Workshop that was co-
“sponsored by NWCC, NW
.Women: in Crisis“ and the
recreation department was
held this past weekend and
““tifned out to be a tremen-
cess with over 40

Schools. In, the ;evening :2...;women participating in this 3

public clinic will be given at
a charge of $3 per persois.

Ss S

(Seasonal Dwellings)

+ day workshop.
“Phychological as well as

‘

physical self-defense was
taught by a very competent
instructor, Marsha Ablowitz.
The women participating felt
that they learned a great
deal, :

Asa result of the workshop
a number of local women
will be forming their own
self-defense organization in
the fall, Anyone interested in
instructing in this area or the

Martial arts please call

Mary-Margaret Smith at the
recreation department; at
635-2841 or 638-1174.

Horth, West & Centra! B.C., Skeena, Nass,
Kitimat, Kispiox River Valley, Queen Charlotte,
ote and Port Hardy -

The Government of the Province of British Columbia Is desirous of
‘surveying and determining the extent of toss and damge to seasonal
dwellings affected by flood occurring October 31 - November 7, 1978.

Damage will be assessed by members of the Canadian Independent

Adjusters’ Conference appointed to carry out this service.

The

results of their assessment on completion will be submitted to the
Provincial Government for consideration.

Individuals who wish to have thelr flood damage approved are
- notifled that ail Requests for Assessment must be submitted by
MAY 13, 1979, on forms avallable from and returnable te: -

> GANABIAN IN

FLOOD ASSESSME |
DEPENDENT ADJUSTERS’ CONFERENCE

' "Sperling Plaza, Tower I

NT HEADQUARTERS

185 - 6450 Roberts Street
: Burnaby, B:C. V5G 4E}
Phone:- 798-2229

To assist thie assessment of flood damage, applicants are requested
_ to provide a detatled inventory: cf the damage together with any

'-, @attmates, Invoices, photegraphs or

i _* Gocument the flood damage. -

_ other material which will

J. DALE ELANDER
CHIEF ASSESSOR

The Herald, Friday, May 4, 1979, Page 3

December

the new year:

KITIMAT CUT
WARDEN'S JOB -

Firefighter Hugh McLoed hung up his fire ;
warden’s cap Tuesday and went back on .
reguiar shifts at Kitimat Fire Department. |

McLoed spent only six months on the job.
He completed his training as fire warden in
1978 -only ta have the
municipality, abolish the position early in

Kitimat Firefighters are negotiating a
new contract with the district.

1,424 running!

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

It's official at last: The
number of candidates in the
May 22 federal. election is .
1,424, -

Nominations closed

Monday, April. 30: but the

final figure remained ‘in
doubt because of late word

from some returning offices |

and the withdrawal after.the
deadline by three ‘candi.
dates, two members of the
Union Populaire in Quebec
and an independent in
Saskatchewan. The chief
electoral office in Ottawa set

8am, Thursday as the time
after which no more with-
drawals would be accepted.
After that time all remaining
names would be printed on
the ballots. :
Quebec, with 75 seats, led
the list with 519 candidates.
Ontario, with 95 seats, has

458, The record over-all total

— well over the previous
high of 1,209 in the last
federal election in 1974 —
was swelled by an increase
in seats due to redistribution
from 264 to 282, and a heavy
influx of independent and
smaller-party \ candidates.

WE NEED TREES

bed |

Dave Barrett, NDP .

“ltlam rgerned
to office befofe the
shares are “issued, | -
will cancel the program.”

“However, if the shares are
issued and.l am returned to
office, | will try fo buy them
back.” =

Vancouver-East

_ ff .. 5 .Vigtoria Colonist.”
“wf, 0, BS Sanuary 78 ob

fraud.

urge
get.

everyone

shares,”’

Dave Stupich, NDP .
Nanaimo | ;

free shares in BCRIC,“’

Vancouver Exprass
22 January, 1979

British Columbia

ied SHELFO

Party B

‘The share distribution is a:
hoax if not an outright

Frank Howard

Terrace Herald
a5 April, 1979

uo% a

“‘Lwant-the NDP members
to donate to the party their

Bil King, NDP Revelstoke-Slocan

Dry spell
saw fires

The weekend of April 27-
29th saw a rash of fires inthe
Prince Rupert Forest
Region. Reports to date
indicate atleast 7 forest fires
and 9 private property fires
that required attention and
covered over 100 hectares
(250 acres). Homes, fences,
timber, power and Hydro

poles and other property was
threatened.
It appears that le do

not realize the
burning grass and debris at
this critical time of the year.

WEATHER

Skies are expected to
remain overcast with rain
taday and during the
weekend.

The expected high today Is
10 degrees Celsius and the
overnight low js 5 d +

Lend a hand

Keep Canada
| Beautiful

Alex

The BERIC shares are a great opportunity to be personally involved

in the expanding economy of British Columbia
The Social Credit Party wants you to have your personal shares

*"| will use the

share certificates
for wallpaper.”

'“Many peopte will be happy
to receive their 5 shares.”

Charles Barber,
NDP Victoria

Victoria Times
12 January, 1979

Cyril

MacDonald, NDP
Vancouver East?

Victoria Colonist
12 January, 1979

to buy and sell as you choose and reap the financial benefit
Because the government owns industry ‘and land the NDP says we

already own these things but YOU cannot sell your shares in these
things for your own benefit and financial enjoyment
| urge you to apply for your 5 f free shares, buy more to become

-@ voting shareholder and STAKE YOUR CLAIM IN B.C.!

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