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_TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

MONTREAL, CANADA 2
Alcan Aluminium Limited |:
announced today: that’ primary. “
aluniinum ‘production ‘at its:

Canadian smelters: ‘will’ “he.
English
for new
Canadians.

New Canadians and others ;
will be interested in an English, -
course being offered. by:
correspondence, Education of .

the British Columbia
Department. of Education.

The. course makes use of
audio-tapes of the cassette type,
which are sent in. to the
instructor for his comments.

This course is also available. -. jj

to students, new to Canada,
wishing to improve their spoken
English.

Those interested can obtain ,
further information from the |

Office of the District

Superintendent of Schools by ..

phoning 635-6353. Application
forms can also be obtained
here; °

Other courses listed for New .

Canadians are:
” English and Citizenship 1 (no

’ knowledge of English required)

and English and Citizenship 29
(this’ course is equivalent to:
grade eleven English).

HOW ABOUT A FEW
RELAXING. MONTHS AT
HCL

FREE _ fully
gymnasium, ' FREE
FREE Saturday night movies,
‘Optomist and other service
clubs, FREE Arts and Crafts
with FREE instruction, Full
size- Football field, Two

‘Diamond Baseball field; Ash
“Track, All Track and Field

equipment supplied, FREE
three meals a day, FREE Linen
change, Good Library, ¢tc.,
etc,, elc., etc. -

This probably sounds like a
resort on the French Riviera or
perhaps an exclusive club in the
centre of Florida! Alas no, this
is a true description of -
correctional institution ons
B.C. mainland. "

Perhaps you were wondering
why kids don’t seem to mind a :
few months in jail these days??
How about the percentage that

" return to. jail after release?
Some psycologists estimate. it ..

as high as 80 percent or mere.
So why DO so. many go bagk??

How would you like all your
clothes, food, medical, . dental
and personal, belongings
supplied? This can easily
hecome a “Habit"’.. If a young
fellow is jailed for 6'months, he
doesn't have a care in the world

for that whole time, When he is .
released he has to supply.

everything again. This can lead

‘to disorientation and actual

ma KNIGHT'S -
. KOMMENTS.

BY RICK KNIGHT

equipped ‘
T.V.,

WANT to return,

Also, where else can a young
fellow’ especially an unpopular
one amongst his school or town

‘acquaintances, make so many

fast friends? Remember

everyone in jai] has something -

incommon. They all broke the
law, If he makes friends, with
another young fellow who is in

“for a different.crime, he is only

going to learn how to break the
law different ways. He may go

‘in as_a- simple shoplifter and

come cut with all sorts of
burglary, robbery and even
violent crimes in -his mind!,

Knowing he will only get sent-

back to the same “SPA.”
i think it's criminal ta send
youngsters to jail, especially.on

hel first or even second offences. [
> epinily Helieve: that Salita
*” everyone ‘at-one time or anbther

‘ did ‘something that could’ have
wound them up in’ jail!
everyone gets caught and those -
who do should be taught that it
is wrong, but is jail the answer?
How about working weekends,.
for the city for say, 6 weeks =
doing manual labour such: as
sweeping streets, shovelling
snow andthe like. A good:
alternative to jail on a first
offence I think.

If the same crime is repeated ..
then more severe action should
-be taken but sending them.to a .
“SPA” is not the answer of this
I'm sure. If you have any good ©

Suggeslions please write me al ©

the Herald.

Nat

Concert Association.
plans music series ©

The Terrace . Concert
‘Association, at its Annual
general meeting, held. on_

Monday 20th September, 1971,

elected Mr. Andrew Brodie, as .
ils President for the 1971-1972
‘Mrs.- Linda |

concert season; L
Giles, Secretary; Don
McKinnon, Treasurer ;. Pem
Van Heek, Director. and Past
Mrs. Van’ Dyk
Director and John Chen-Wing,
Publicity Director. .

‘The Terrace Concert’
Association will be presenting
the Jeunesses Musicales Series
of Concerts for the 1971-1972
concert season in Terrace, The
‘prime concern was:in securing

a very outstanding. and as
varied: as possible roster of. -

artists. Arrangements have

row been completed for thé’

following artists:.
. Saturday 9th, | October’ the
Paul. Kuentz--

; Saturday 6th. November 1871

* Saturday”
“who |
Saturday. 19th.” Februa

Horiulani musicae:-a grou
six musicians _performin

ancient instruments fed

‘operative courtesy booth. :

‘Chamber. -'
Orchestra from: Paris: a String»
: orchestra of 13.° -

$2.00 for students; and may y be

obtained at the Terrace Photot °°:

Supplies’ Northern” . Music
Rzatals and the Terrace - ‘Go.

Race
results

On Sunday - September - 18,
‘ stock car races were held.in -
Competitors :
’ from Terrace, Penticton, Fort
St. John, Quesnel, Burns Lake”
‘and. Prince George attended, wy

Prince George.

The results for’ the Terrace ©
stock - car. rivers were aS
‘follows:'-

Car No. -65 - driven’ by. D
‘Furnseth tookk seconds. in: the:
‘B-Trophy Dash and in. ‘the c.
Heat. -_ coc

‘Car Nb 44,- - driven: by
8 ‘took:

ME
Plumper, ‘ari ‘auxiliary* steam’
‘Sloop operating ‘on’. this caast |

between "185? and - 186

-B-Heat and: ‘a “third: ‘in: the.
: SJamboree.. -

‘Kitimat children’ S theatre needs help

The

Kitimat Children’ s

. Theatre was formed last year

by.some- members of the
Kitimat ‘Players who were:
interested in bringing theatre to
youngsters. -

Last year, they did a couple of
short plays which went over
well with the little ones, and
they hope to do the same this

“year,

Since, at the moment they
have only a few members, they
are calling out for help from all

these interested in drama.

They need people interested j in
acting, music, costumes,
-makeup, directing, lighting and
- Scenery;. Anyone who has a few
hours: to help is welcome, |

‘The plays are short and

rehearsal time is kept to a
-minimum, This would. mean
that you wouldn't have to spend
hours away from-your family.
If you only have to time to help

in one play, this’ would be.

excellent, as they want a
variety of people..

The group is presentiy
waiting for some: plays ta

arrive, and then they will Bet lo °
work on this year’s first

production,

Interested people should call
Mrs. Pat Scott at 632-7229 or
Mrs. Lee Ellis at 682-3267. (Both
of these phone numbers are in
Kitimat.)

Millions of North Americans
have high blood pressure. Most
of them are getting along well
on drugs and diet changes
recommended by a physician,

* pede by an amount ‘of about
60,000: tons :per ‘annum.’ with |,
“effect from, 13 October. *:
. that date their operating rdte is
expected ‘{obe about 895,000

tons per year or 36 percent of

; 7 rated capacity o 1,035,000 tons.

The Company said that until

_ 2 the ‘present time its total world-
wide sales in 1971 have been two —

: After -

thred wrcent atiead of 1970.
it

stonnage-up ; about ten. percent.
However, “ingot ‘sales. have -*

-- lagged on world markets where .
ingot supply: continues "to be
excessive in relation to demand, -
and as a consequence Alcan’s.
inventories ‘of unsold ingot. -
metal have increased - during .

emi-fabricated sales.

“employment by. up to. ine
@ Provitive ‘of

“‘amelters a’th

Quebec, at tocatione yet:to be
determined, Alcan’s smelter al
Kitimat, British Columbia, is -
already - operating « ~at reduced: 4
capacity. a eofol ay

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