& Wednesday, April 6. 1966

TERRACE ‘'Omineca’’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

B Skeena Provincial
i NDP Sets Date

At a meeting of the Skeena Pro.
meevincial NDP Constituency Associa-
Memwion in Terrace last weekend a
mnotion was passed to set a dead-
mine in which the NDP will choose
. candidate for the forthcoming
mrovincial election, Nominations
mepre row open and will stay open
@entil June 7, The nominating con-
mention will take place July 9.
The Party organization will use
new system in selecting a candi-
wemate this time. Nominees will be
Masked to take part in candidates
meanels, in various communities
meenroughout the constituency to
macquaint themselves with Party
memembers and the public in gen-
earal. .
We ine Association’s officers for
mere new year are as follows:

President, Larry’ Sloat, Terrace;
mast vice president, Ron Douglas,
mitimat; second vice president,
Miruce Ferguson, Terrace; secre-
merry, Mrs. Hazel Downer, Kitimat;
meecesurer, Mrs. Gisela Sloat, Ter-
mce; provincial council members,
agick Toynbee, Terrace; alternate
uncil member, Milton Malmgren,
m Terrace; trustees, Hans Brown,
fitimat, Buz Downer, Kitimat, Bill
enner, Terrace.
A well attended banquet was
Merid later in the evening at the
Meeckelse Hotel banquet room.

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have returned from a five-month
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friends
California and Calgary. They spent
Monday, April 4 opening Christ-
mas cards and presents.

Easter TV Program
By Church Choirs

4 one-hour program of Easter
music over station CPIK-TV on
Good Friday from 7 to 8 p.m.

ches will participate in this pres:

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To Have Free Flight

race airport thig weekend to take
Terrace Air Cadets for a “famili-
arization ride.”

every Air Cadet Squadron in BC,
except Terrace.

evening, and the ride will com-
mence at 8:00 a.m, Saturday. Some
forty cadets and officers will be

hour. THey will all have a tour of
the cockpit, possibly taking the
controls for a short while just to
show them how easy it is,

Herd was pleased with cadets en-
thusiastic response at news of the

familiarization ride, and expects a
large turn-out.

The exciting flavor of the Orient is just

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Around the Town

Mr. and Mra, Larry Sloat and
family are leaving Friday for Van-
couver. They will spend Easter
with Mrs. Sloat’s parents. Mr, and
Mrs, Sloat will also attend the New
Democratic Party Convention in
New Westminster April 15, 16 and
17. : ;

Reeve Bert Goulet, upon invita.
tion of the Civil Defence organiz-
ation, is at present in Arnprior,
Ontario attending a schoo! of in-
struction in civil defence.

-Floyd Frank is in Vancouver
attending the quarterly board
meeting of the B.C. Co-operative
Wholesale Society.

John Pousette, Municipal admin-
istrator, is in Victoria this week
on business in connection with
municipal affairs,

Mt. and Mrs, Dave Tumilson

trip that took them as far ag
During their vacation
they also visited relatives and
in Vancouver, Oregon,

Churches of Terrace will present

Musical groups from eight chur-

An RCAF Dakota will visit Ter-

The Dakota has visited almost

The aireraft will arrive Friday

uests of the RCAF for about one

Commanding Officer Kevan Van

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Terrace, B.C.

Lions Ladies Sponsor

Mother’s Day. Project

The regular monthly meeting of
Terrace Lions Ladies was held
Tuesday evening, March 29 in
Lakelse Hotel sample room with
eight members present.

Mrs. L. Sears, chairman of the
Easter Seal campaign, gave a re-
port on the annual meeting of the
B.A. Society for Crippled Children
which she attended in Vancouver
earlier in March.

The members are busy making
carnations for a Mother's Day tag
day to be held on May 7, The
proceeds from the sale of flowers
will. go toward community pro-
jects,

Of interest to the members was
a demonstration on make-up and
cosmetics by Avon representative,
Mrs. J. Wideman.

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governments on education increas-
ed sharply from $1,049 million in
1963 to $1,191 million in 1964, but
education share of total provin-
celal expenditures fell slightly from
31,2 per cent to 30.0 per cent in
1964. Expenditures of local Zov-
ernments on education also rose
during the same period from $771
million to $865 milion and educa.
tion’s share of total local taxation
Tose from 45.0 per cent to 47.1

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