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| IT WILL BE GOODBYE to the Uplands Day Care Centre for
| founders Rev, Jini and June Rose who brought it into existence has an enrollment of 35.

; in September 1965. The Baptist minister and his wife estab the centre which employs

Ushed the centre on 4 hun-denominational basis to assist worke © of health Mr,

ing mothers, and to fill a need when a parent became ill, now:
June Rose has assumed direction of
four teaching assistancts; Because
Rose has to retire from the ministry and will *

take a job with the De
tion of the centre will

partment of Indian Affairs, Administra-
be taken by his successor’
Len Koster, In pictures above (left to right) Jun

some art assistance to Noreen Evans; Terry Gleselman has
a smile; Karen Melanson |s creative; and Wayne Anderson
‘and Norman Mossman take time out from art studies,

LAURIE ENGLISH Po
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the finer points ‘of adultery and
homosexuality, : :

,, Many parents, especially mothers, compiain about the influence W if | fi :
this so-called adult viewing will have on thelr chilldren’ s morals. é : ar e mi ee a
iP inclined to belleve the: program Is a-yaluable alternative Be ee ae
ito our frequently dull’ and unimaginative diet of Bonanza, F,’ VANCOUVER A.J. Wright, re: |,
‘ Troop and-Don Messer, cs _ ‘| glonal: director for the Depart-|_
‘The occasional addition of ballet, opera or symphonic musle ment of Social Welfare in
i adds immeasurably to the lives of ‘those of us who are not.able | Terrace, will speak at the annual
- to travel to the Jarger cities to take In these events, : BiG. ne erence ga Health and
But the plays are the thing, They are the ones most often | Welfare to eld May 25 an
‘complained of as indecent, immoral or obscene, Those sexy |26 at the University of British
episodes depicting the seamfer sida of Hfe, which we willtry |Columbia, oo,
‘to pretend doesn’t exist in our fair community, ~ ; Mr. Welght Dr. |
. They will corrupt our childrens minds, We ‘say will they? Elliott, of iret mens Churets
> Will they corrupt their minds more than-the lyrics to many | 5;

; Prince Rupert, will tell of citi-
of the country and western or roek songs which our children, | oon action in community develop-
‘Histen toa? oO

a ment at Prince Rupert,

Will 4 corrupt thelr minds more than the attitudes taughtin| o.. ‘or
our homes, schools and chure es about conforming to the rules’ me seuference is sponsored by
set down by society? ; . 8 ary ASSO ciation | for
; . ; ceo Health. and Welfare and will in.
_ Could it be that we have been bralnwashed Into looking at only | clude the annual meeting of that |
‘the surface or superficial vallies and fail to look further for. organization. Coen ‘
deaper meaning or long range effects, : : - -

Parents.are responsible for teaching their children much more | More than 250 delegates fr om
than just cleanliness and good manners.” oo . '. +, | ail parts of the Province are éx-

Children must be taught to Think If they are to be able to make |Pécted to-attend the two-day ses-
independant value Judgements, This can only be accomplished. | Slons. mo ' Ig
proved’ by providing . the Opportunity to see ‘both sides of all ‘Theme of the conference is] [im
issues.and tdeas, wary wine fo, (citizen: In Community Health | |

1 ine ,T.V. production Festival ts only one. of many ways we | and Weltare’
have available to encourage’ children and adults to. think | rr

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‘amily 170 Metcalte, Ottawa,
ve the other; donation

— | SUPERINTENDENT W. G, FRAZER

A_promise to General Vartier, _
Ex-RGMP superintendent
works to aid families

_. The ROMP superintendent was 1
made to a friend who died,

The friend was the late Governor General Georees P. Vanier,
Jt was Vanler’s req
erlsscrossing Canada..
- {It’s my centennial. p
big man with a-big caree

; so, Bs ; . vor ns : oes” [on the Family, an organisation ‘whic
AMERICAN EXPESS TRAVELLERS CHEQUES. |} out ito existence,

dust what.does the Institute do?

sneral Vania

“The “Governdr'Ga

‘Next -in the series is a: com-|Walkea-thon,
bined day of rummage selling and °
car washing - scheduled for May
27. -Rummage Sale will be held
in the Community Centre com-
mencing at 10 a.m, and conclud-|Nass . Valley closed to public:
ing at 2 p.m. The car wash willltraftic? . . _

Suggestion from a reader after
she noted cur squib about the
writing on the wall in tha ladies
washroom at the Community Cei-
tre, Her suggestion? . -

Shiercanintes Saran scar accent nnnneaes

for the comic spot on the Ed
Sullivan hour, Here are a few
samples: "'The other driver al-
tered his mind so I had to hit
him.'* “A cow wandered into my
car. [ was later informed that
the cow was half-witted,!?. ¢ty
thought that’ the side window was
down -but it was up, as I dis
covered when -I put my head
“"T knocked .over
& man, He admitted that it was
his fault as he had been run
over before,’" 1 blew my horn
but It wouldn't wo:

"DAILY SERVICE

_ VANCOUVER -, PRINCE GEORGE - EDMONTON
Mr. ‘and Mrs, D, Ebeling and

son. Robert are enloying a vistt
from Mrs, Ebeling’ s

h Terrace to fulfil a promise

. LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.MDAILY. - |
uest-that set Superintendent W, G, Frazer ane

Sluyter of Amsterdam, Holland,
Mr, and. Mrs, Stuyter are spend.
ing the summer months with
son In Kitimat,

roject,’’ Bill Frazer explained, He's a
t behind him, .. .
people of Canada to part with a little,
ountry for families, —- .. .

1 finance the studies of the Vanier Institute
h the Jate Governor General

_ BURNS LAKE, TOPLEY, HOUSTON ‘DAILY

‘Terrace Little Theatraas-
sociation Iaunched the first in a
series of fundrising functions |{..

last_Friday when “they staged af: s

NIS CLUBS: of KITIMAT’ ‘and. PRINCE
ing a club in TERRACE during CANADA'S |

ppreciate hearing. from:any. former. membe
hg a Kiwanis Club in: Terrace. o>

razer | stepped; down’ lant!
reer's in the'Roval: Gane

man ‘take on’ sth ‘a heavy work load iv his
int sary?

meral -asked ‘m i
@ tinest examplog

ei!) me..t
Frazer ‘sald stmply, He and his: wite:

RUTH HALLOCK —

It’s almost that time again and
this year we issue a -plea.to,all
"| grads of Skeena Secondary School
not to splatter paint all over the
| landscapes as has been the prac.
tice in previous years, There
must be better ways. ot showing:
Your exuberance. | oe

Downtown Tag Day, They netted|will try to buy. This property
about $200, in the venture, Funds|has been beautifully cared for and
will ‘offset the ‘ekpenses of send. Would make a showplace pitrk area:
ing, the. award winning one -act
play, ‘Not Enough Rene’? to
Vancouver for the B.C. One Act
Festival, = -

right where its heeded the most, |
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for all those who even considered
taking part in the Terrace Aren:

Wonder how many long weeks
ends this. summer will see the
Columbia Cellulose road to the

then begin, The Vancouver trip I oe
will require close:to $400, ‘Welcome home ‘to Tess Brous
. +e:

seau. whose self - determination

" If. St. Matthews Anglican Church|shortened her stay in the Van
ever decides to. sell its Lazelle
and Park Avenue properties we
hope the Municipality of Terracaland hearty again soon, .

cover General considerably .
Hope to see Tess completely hale

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