; lowe 38 for ‘the’ Intensive

are Unit has at long last been
pproved — by “Provincial.
huthorities. “This “means the
hospital ia now able to staff the
mi ntensive Care Unit 24 hours per.

Bpay, seven days per week, This .

particularly welcomed by the

Medical Staff and certainly, the
Fact that the unit is operating to~

M) percent Occupancy, proves
Meanie necessity of this service, We:
maehould be very proud and happy
at this intensive care i
mmediately ° available -

mMemorial Hospital, .
® As Chairman of

Northwest - Region
Administrator Mr. P. Mills will
be attending the regular board
meeting of the ie C, Hospitals.
Association . be held
December eg in Vancouver.

The Board of Trustees also
gave third reading to the newly

- NDAYy NOVEMBER 29,1971

‘ Commmittee Members - Mrs,

‘o’ Mr. A. McColl - for thelr time
pveryane served by ‘wale

Chairman Norm Miller to the

‘this. response, provision for
-be maintained in the By-Laws.

ae ty ae
rovued do “These: ‘will. now | be.
forwarded: to'-the Minister of:
Health Services“and Hospital
Insurance for his approval. It is.”
hoped these By-Laws ‘will be
recelyed in time’ for: final
approval: by the Terrace and
District Hospital Association at
‘the Annual Meeting to be held in
March 1972.. Chairman Norm
Miller. expressed thanks to the

E. Bastin, Mrs. 0. Power and

spent in preparing the new draft
Constitution and By-Lws..
In answer toa letter from

Diatrict of ‘Terrace the Council .
expressed {ts desire to maintain
Municpal Representation on the
Board of. Trustees. In view of

continuing. representation will

Are you sitting sadly at your
window watching the dreary

rain and snow, wishing there

was something to do besidés
watching the movie on~your
fuzzy TV. Pick up this ‘recipe.
for laughter’! -

Take Allan ‘Baker, _wolfish'
playboy-about- town, Add”
several delectable and williig.:
girlfriends, a younger brother:

eager to join the chase, and two .
parents anxious 16 cool thelr:
sons’ dmorous adventures off.
Simmer this merry. mixture for
two- fast-paced hours on the
stage of Nechako School's
‘Auditorium, and you ‘have
“COME BLOW YOUR HORN”,
the Kitimat Players’ first
‘presentation of the season, '

- Written by Neil Simon, author
of such hits-as “The Odd
Couple” and “Barefoot in the

Hot tip .
winner

: Winner of this weeks’ “Hot -
Tip” award is Frank: Munson,”
5105 Agar. Mr. Munson
secretary of. the Northwest
- Loggers Association | told the
herald Friday of ‘the! proposed
work shut down by logging ,
trucks in this < area.
Congratulations, Mr.'Munson.

” We appreciate your community
minded decision of informing
the herald of news as it
happens.

. Recipe for”
_ Laughter |

Park”, the play is directed by .
Tom Bennett.

“lex, Holi plays the'rcle. ot

Leiti ‘Baker,; ‘the ¥ confirmed!

‘bachelor who’ sparks’ much of

“the comedy... His ;-younger -

’. brother Buddy; is - played. by

Herb Breuer. '- while ° his:
! frustrated: girlfriend Connie is
-done by Pippa Ciecone, Clark, .
_ Brewer and.Pat Rutiedge are?
featured as‘the frantic parents’s"
‘while Sue Unia and- Kathleen
Mahoney play two of the’ many
women in the boy's life.’.” °:
Will Allan succeed,

escaping the girls’ marriage:
plang? Will Buddy: escape from
his parents and succeed as d
swinger? Will Mother and F: -

_-ather ever understand either of

‘their sons? Will Aunt Gussie
every show up? For the answers
‘to these and other questions
eome andsee “Come Blow Your
Horn” on December 9, 10 and
iith at Nechako School
‘Audiaxium, Tickets are $1.50.
for adults, $1.00 for students and

. pensioners and are available

- from cast members by calling
632-3297 Tickets will also be sold
at the door,

CENTENMAL MEMO Fi hi
la sawmill was es! she
ed vat the head of Alberni
Canal in 1860 and a farm was
‘ereated. to. supply the needs .
of the workers, From this’.
grew the twin. communities ©
of Alberni and Port Alberni,
+et+44+
CENTENNIAL MEMO ~ Yale -
“was named ‘atter James Mure
ray Yale, who was born In
lachine, Quebec.

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Photo Studio)

"After “many months “of hard:

“Work two Kitimat Guides have
received, their ‘All-Round Cord.

at the regular ‘meeting of the
‘Girl Guides .in “Cormorant
Elementary = School’. on —
Wednesday, Noy, 23, The girls).
‘Denise Lindsey and. Evelyn.
* Florea, both 14. years ‘old, are_
the. first in Kitimat “to receive”
"the cord in four or five years,

~ To. earn- Mis honored. cord
‘they — had- “complete
- requirements ‘or the: Guide's
‘Challenge Emblem. Among
“other things this meant the
completion of a scrapbook on
the highlights of guiding since
its beginning, learning the use
of a compass and. maps,
drawing sketch maps, going on

a day hike, cooking a meal. -

outdoors, making a garment,
Mending. a worn: garment,
cooking and serving -a two
course meal, camping for at
‘least 1. weekend at a Guide

camp, learning water:safety, |
artificial

_ demonstrating
’ respiration, .reviewing the
* Guide’ promise ‘and law” and ~
‘showing: that they have been:
trying to: live ‘up: to it and”
-tndesstanding the running of ©
- the company. They also had to
hold a number. of single badges
which they picked out of a list.
These girls chose the keep-fit

4

| ‘THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C. .

Miss Denise Lindsey receiving All Round Cord from Dr. E. Fox. (Max's

-

‘badge, emer gency. helper

- badge, child care badge, citizen.

- badge and athletes badge, . -
They also had to‘do at least

four badges.out of 10 to earn:the |

_Litile House Emblem... Denise
and: Evelyn received |. their
Cooks, Bakers, Child Care. and
. Hostess’ Badges. ‘for ‘this
“purpose. A badge. out. of: “the:
Woodlore Embiom - was ‘then
" required and they chose™‘the
Trackefs Badge, To complete:
- the set of badges they had to get’
an outdoor adventure badge.
The girls then had to learn
about three organizations or
agencies which help others.
Since they had a bit of trouble
-getting people from these

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‘agencies to assist them they did’
two organizations together, -
Foster Parents group, and the:
_Kitimat Help ~ Agency. while
Evelyn worked on the Diabetic*
Association and Denise studied’.
the Salvation Army. mon
During ‘the same ceremony. :
eleven new’ Guides received -
their’ Tenderfoot ‘pins, Other .

badges handed out were 13-for,”

the Fire -Brigade, 10 for. -
Emergency Helper, 4 Swimmer ,
Badges and several other. single -
badges in different areas, Four
girls worked in their Hostess
Badge during the evening by
serving coffee to the. parents
and guests and introducing the
guests.

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. TV in Every Room
- Free Parking

| COFFEE SHOP
BANQUET ROOM

- LICENSED LOUNGE

DINING ROOM

REASONABLE RATES FOR ALL TYPES
‘OF ROOM ACCOMMODATION.

tition, United ‘Chureh,’ Guest: ‘bpeaker Poster. Parents

will ‘hold a special meeting on will -be

Nev, 30th at 7:30 p.m. in. the

Arts & Crafts

Kitimat's "Mayor John

Springer performed. the official.

opening ceremony of the new

Arts and Crafts. room of the -

YMCA last Tuesday, Nov. 22.
The room is a joint project of of.
the municipality and

using both taxpayers money |

and Y¥ funds, ‘Because of this.

‘anyone can use the room,
without having a membership 4

in the Y.

Though the room will only be. «
_ used for ceramics now they

hope that this Creative Arts
project will lead into weaving,
painting and lapidary in the
near future. The room, which is
50° x 50° is definitely large
enough to house all these

’ projects and there has already |

been a great response from the
community. For the first year
fees for using the room and
equipment have been set at
$17.50 per person, This is
payable at the Y's office and

_ean be paid in full or on a term

plan, paying so much a month.

_ The ceramics part of the-
room contains 2 kilus, 2 wheels,

and a variety of molds. The

room is open from 9 a.m.to 12.

noon; 1 p.m. to5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

“to 10° p.m. ‘every day, except
: Sunday morning, to anyone with -
a bit of training in ceramics. .. .
“. Presently the Y is running 2.
evening and 1 morning class
: and there i isa class at the night
the. school. ..-. :

635-2285

EB ads tgery pe Appa
WBS Tetra) YiGibg

Regional

Executive, Bull- ‘Richards of

Field =
_ Deo. 7 at 8 p.m, at
Mra. D. Mumford, 87 Omenic

; George. Slides’ of Camp,
he a _All Foster. Parente invited. >

”Etyghes will be shown. All group:
“Haghes will members, ‘leaders

and interested - parents. are

. ‘invited to attend.
“Mt. Elizabeth. Secondary

School's. ‘After Grad‘ Club. w

hold a rummage sale, Dec. iuth
- 2:00 p.m. in
- Room 116 at Mt.~ Elizabeth. .
‘Donations are badly -needed.

Piease bring them to 4 White St.
" or 11 Egret St. or-contact Susan

Gorden at: 632-7327 or Shirley .

at 10:00 a.m.

Kemety at 632-7691...

aleatasatals tate th

Elizabeth’ Secondary
school Curling Club will hold a
Bake Sale at the Overwaitea
Store on Nov, 26th from 6-9 p.m.

NOV. 28

WOMEN C LOvE

Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
treated as strictly confidential

Files Sa oD

eae Sere

For. information leading to the arrest and conviction. of: person or
.. persons responsible for the maticious damage to the: ‘tog Dump
ue Engine a at our Minette Bay" Log Dump Installation .

“Any. AL

TERRACE COMMUNITY. CENTRE-

ESET

WSSESIS

"REQUIRED
Piano Accompanist For Ballet 2

Lessons. |
. (46 Hours Per Week): “8 20

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PLEASE CONTACT ‘BOB HELM 625-2081 OR BILL SVERRE AT

Any persons desiring to. give information to the RCMP. in this
connection please communicate. with the nearest detachment of the
Any. information received will. be

will. hold ‘a _-mee

“etn Toe pata

” ‘New Years Eve Frolic”! will

-bé held by the Royal Canadian
- begion:. froma - may ‘4
. frpm 5 Shs

Tindenbacks 822-6628; J. Powell
632-7313 or P. Dimers 632-7008.

‘The Ladies Auxillary te the
al Canedian Legion. will

Ae their annual Christmas

Bazaar.and tea on Saturday,

‘Dec. 4th in the Legion Hall, ‘It

will start at 2 p.m. and go watil 4
a.m. . Feal will be . home
baking, crochet and knit wear,
Christmas © candles. and

decorations, novelties and fish

” ? & 9:39 P.M. |

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