With their life-giving’ needles
-~dévoured by voracious False Hemlock
Loopers these fir trees are now ‘only
_ Sanding skeletons. Some 6,000 acres

pillar.

of timber in Kamloops region are being
-altacked by the destructive cater-

fa Film by Ra Ray Ske Skoglaund Skoglund

NAAS RIVER LOG DRIVE

Afilm depicting a log driveon,

- the Naas River will be the

feature film in a film presen-
lalion by Ray Skoglund.

. Mr. Skoglund is well known
for his excellent films of this
araa,  His- films have been
shown over national TV
broadeasis and have always
been. well received by. the
public. «| The, Naas River Log
Drive is one of Mr. Skoglund’s
‘more exciling films and he will

Festival Notes.

Plans are: being’ made for the’

1975 '.Pacifie -Northwest Music
Festival which will lake place
from Monday, April 21. to
Saturday, April. 26. The
syllabus will be ready by the
end of October and copies may —
be obtained from the Secretary
al Box 466, Terrace B.C. An
important date 1o remember is |
Pebruary 15 - all entries must
bein by that date.

‘The adjudicators for (he 1975
Festival: have been. contacted’
and have agreed to participate.
They include:

Instrumental: Mr... Dave’
Berger who. works. for the
Vancouver School Board under
Mr. Dennis ‘Tupman, ‘former
bandmaster at Kitimat. -,
Vocal: Mr. .Cyril -§.. Mossup
from Calgary. Se

Piano: Ms. Helen Silvester of
the Faculty of Music at-U.B.C.

Piano: Mr. Ted Lincoln from

: the Universily of Alberta, —
: Speech: Ms. Gay Scrivener of

the’. Vancouver Schou af *

.. Theology.

: “Accordian: Ms.’ Marlene
; Shier of Prince George who is
“the President of the Provinclai
aa Festival: ‘Association.

ihwest. Festival Associalion are
acting as agents for the Western
Lottery. The winter draw lakes
place o on January al. Books are

‘portunity ‘to

-Chairman ° of
. Cammittee and would be happy .

-Festival
_ Tuesday, ' Nov.

be showing other films of the
area in this film presentation.
The film presentation will be
given on Wednesday, October
30, ai 8:00 p.m, in the Lecture
Theatre of the Caledonia Senior
Secondary School, © Following
the showing of films there will
be a “Coffee Break” when the
audience will have an op-
talk to! Mr.
Skoglund about the films..
“This presentation . is . spon-
. i

available at Terrate’ Interiors, -
Terrace Sight and -Sound and
Lehmann’. Jewellers. Ms..
Marilyn Kerr® at .635- 3768 is
the --Lotlery

“fo assist anyone regarding the,
Loftery, and the, Festival,
generally. - The, Festival
Secrelary may be reached at.
635-5394 or Box 456.

Interested persons are invited
la attend the next meeting of the
Association on
12 at Skeena ,
Secondary School.

uw 4 iio

TELEFON

“Telefon,” by Walter Wager,-
the Literary Guild Alternate
Selection for January 1975, has
been acquired by MGM for
motion picture production; it
was announced today (21) by
‘Daniel Melnick, Senior --Vice
President and Worldwide Head
of, Production.
unconventional spy story is told
with wry wil, generating
‘tremendous suspense and
building to an intensely visual
“and dramatic climax. *

Wager, .who is currently,
director of public relations for
ASCAP, has written seventeen
other books, the research for
which has laken him to 22
counties. .

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Oltawa - Pestmaster General
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nounced the issue of four
denominalions of stamps for
Christmas 1974.

The multicolored ‘slamps
feu lure
paintings by four famous
Canadian ariists. ,

A total of 130 million six-cenl,
105 mililon eight-ceitt, 15 milion
len-cent, and 19 million fifteen-
cent slumps, printed by Ashton-
Potter Limited of Turento, will
be issued November 1.

The six-cen! slamp is a
repruduction of Jean Paul
Lemieux’s' painting, Nalivite,
the eight-cent; Henri Masson's
Skaters in Hull; the ten-cent,

-- Rober. C, Todd's The Ice Cone,
‘Monimoreney Falls;
fifteen-cenl, Clarence A.
Gagnon's Village in * the
Laurentian Mountains,

‘Weare fortunate indeed (hal
-permission has been granted lo
reproduce these beautiful
paintings for our Christmas 1974
slamp issue," said Mr.
Mackasey. “These -colaurful
slamps, so in keeping wilh the
Christmas season, are
providing the public wilh a

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by each of these gifted
Canadian artisis,"’ he added.

Tindall X

School Trustee.

the

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BOSTON--Any publisher
knows thal if he can get a book
banned in (his cily, he has it
made. Or al least that is what I
believed when I was a cub
reporter. However, il seems
that this city’s vistue has fallen
off ils. pedestal in the last

- generation and has given way lo

racial violence,’ muggings,

' erime and- busing.

The latter is“ grabbing the

headlines these days and it has

todo with the Integration of the

schools.:-The thinking is that if
‘they can mix the blacks and the
-Whiles:
-everything will be jake, To do
—jAhis: requires: fleets of buses
: which Uransfers students as far
as thirly. miles. The black and

-in ‘the classrooms

while parents want no part of it.
However, if school boards. want

= juiey federal grants, they must

comply says Washington. with
busing it is acase of “no go.
ho dough

Tt was a ‘Tovely fall day when
we arrived in this cradle of the
Revolution, Nothing like'
breezing in on: unsuspecting
relatives (o- assess their Lrue
personalities, We-had-a
reunion. Our host and cousin

_ Who is on the Boston Police

Department, announced thal as
it was his day off, he would like
\o show his Canadian cousins
his ‘combat zone" which is a
litle. different than what a
visitor sees from a tour bus.
“Combat zone?"’ I asked.

, “Yes,” said Bob. ‘That's what

No.38 in.

”

reproductions of _

and the .

we call the area I patrol on the
night shift? it is in the ghettos.”
He was apprehensive taking

. us in his shiny new family. car.

"T always drive to work in an
old = clunker.
throwing. rocks ai us.

“However, he allowed being out
of uniform could reduce the

‘ hazard.

“Now you see that housing

development over there ... it -
was built five years ago and ;
look at ilnow. ‘Anda sad sight ©

it was. Windows were broken

‘They keep

and store fronts in the shopping
plaza were all boarded up,
having either been gutted by
fire or bombing.

““Thoses blacks just ruin their
homes. Our black schools are
the same. Doors torn aff

. lavatories, sniashed windows,

vandalism, no discipline. And
{hey want us io send out
children to schools in this area
and bus the blacks to our
schools.“

Of course, the results create
plenty of problems. Just last
week the state governor called
on Washington to send in troops
torestorearder, Bob is taking a
Iwo-hour course ‘daily on
thefiner points of riot cantral.
School teachers carry sidearms
in the classrooms. Really
something for (he cradle the
great. American cream. af
liberty, the pursuit of happiness
and.all that jazz, eh?

Most of these depressed areas
are in Roxbury which at one
time was a very elegant suburb
of Boston. It is 4 shambles
today. Blacks of all ages and of
both sex lounge about .”. . most
of them on welfare according ta

‘our host. And they never heard

of The Pill in Roxbury either.
Packs of black children gimbol
in the streets and stare us down
with cold defiance. The streets
are filthy with garbage, the
swimming pools’ and tennis
courls idle. ~ .
Bob had a very low opinion of
his charges, ‘'They'll phane in
and wanl help for someone (they

‘claimis dying. Dying? Hell, all

{hey want is a free ride to the
hospital. The ‘dying’ person
invariable has a slight cold or
an ingrown loenail. They wan't

Dan
_ Murray

(Copyright Sterling Publications)

work, and won't even "keep,
their own homes clean.” Ican
see now why the red-necked
bigot is such a popular
character on All In The
Family

The agony of Boston makes
Cache Creek look like a Sunday
School picnic. If the United
Stales had taken those billions
in foreign aid it showered down
on its defeated enemies in the
name of democracy in 145 and
built’ housing, hospitals and
schools for its blacks, the pic-
(ure would be much more rosy
today. The only leam that is
making any yards in this
ballgame has ‘‘USSR"” on ils
sweaters,

Our route home took ts by the

.BostonCommon,a very historic

park in the middle of the cily,
The traffic was heavy, It was
ip.m,. The sun filtered through
thoses majestic oaks. We were
still reeling from what we'd
seen, All of a sudden a fight

“proke out on the common. A

negro man was beating a while
woman. He would knock her
down and she'd try and run.
He'd grab her a belt her again.
Nobody. seems to take any
notice and there must have been
fifty. people strolling about on
the grass. He seemed about
thirty. She would be in her
teens. It was vicious and I can
sill see her bloody face as we
melt into the Iraffic.

‘Beb couldn't stop in thal
lraffic to help. Ha wasn't in his
uniform, anyways.

And also he had to conserve -

his energy to dadge those rocks
on his midnight patrot in the
‘combat zone’.

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