Page B10 — Terrace Siandard, Wednesday, Aust 26, 1991

"Message from past offer
hope for nation’s future:

whee politicians: always’ found. > ;
ds will enable: -@ way ‘to get along’? when the:
ple and their needs stakes were high:- uy think these,

‘I’m not saying anything
new,’? admits 100 Huntley.
Street host David Mainse, .

The message — “Love your
neighbour as yourself’’: — is
thousands of years old, he adds,

And that message is an im-
portant one as far as the future
of Canada is concerned, he said
during a recent visit here.

Terrace, was the 85th com-
munity Mainse visited as part of

- @ national ‘tour. calléd Impact

Canada 100 which: focused, in
part; on the question of na-
tional unity.

1

Referring to. the current, ap-

parent division between Quebec

and the rest of Canada, he sug-

Crafty gathering

Local. home sewers and

needlecrafters take note —~

there’s a major exhibition of in-
terest coming to B.C. next
month,

The Creative Sewing and
Needlecraft Festival takes place
at the Pacific National Exhibi-
tion Sept. £3-15 and gives peo-
ple the chance to learn about the
latest supplies and techniques
not just
needlecrait, but also many
other related crafts such as
quilting, weaving and stencill-

“PL

Victoria

Calgary

for sewing. and.

GO AWAY!
FROM TERRACE TO:
Vancouver $175 Toronto
$190 Halifax
Winnipeg $444 Montreal

$313 Edmonton $340

Must travel between September 9 - January 25. All travel
completed by January 31, 1992. Sale ends Seplember 11,
199%. Other restrictions apply.

ing.

Also: “offered. are: hands-on:

workshops, free daily fashion
shows, sheep shearing
demonstrations and more than
100 door prizes.

General admission to the

event costs $8 at the door, $7 in

advance., There -are additional
fees for those wishing to attend
any of the special seminars be-
ing put on. For more informa-
tion, contact local stores dealing
in fabric, yarn and craft sup-
plies

$474
$739
$514

CARS

1977 Vanguard Camper 19 ft. $3,500

1973 Curb Van Camperized $2,900. . .

TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1R6

ALL UNITS REDUCED!

1996 Pont. Paris, Brougham, loaded $17,900...........

1986 Ford TempoGL 4dr. $5,500-....0220.00.00. 00.4. SALE *4,850

1960 Chev 4 dr,, good transportation $1,995......,......SALE "4,795
TRUCKS & R.V.’s
1991 New $15 5 spd., overdrive $14,995, ..000.00.0.., sALE '10,900

cleo! aes... SALE $4,260
bee ee een e bess ees SALE '950
voce eee ee las ..... SALE 1,500
vee eeneceeuveveas SALE *2,750
1976 Chev ‘/e ton, some rust, good moter, running good...... SALE "350
1974 Dodge Winnebago Motorhome $14,500............ SALE .*11,900
cave cee seeaiaeeees SALE *4,950

1996 Chev ¥ ton, nalura! gas $5,500.
1977 4 ton pick up $1,250.........
1977 Trailer & Camper $1,995. .....

4736 LAKELSE AVENUE

“FOR PEOPLE
GOING PLACES"

635-2277

bebe ee see eeeeees SALE '12,995
SALE "10,900

trunk.

to prevent acid spills.

drivers cence.
allowed in front of radiator. -

of driver.

REUM MOTORS LTD.

4521 Lakelse Avenue

Tae Son Car Association
BUMP TO PASS RACE RULES

1. Any full bodied passenger cars allowed. No convertibles. |
2. Tires, wheels and suspension must be stock,
B 3. Fenders may be cut out for tira clearance,

4. All glass and chrome must be removed.

5. Al doors must be chained or bolted shut.

6. Gas tanks can be feft in stock position or moved to tha

7. Battery may be securely mounted to the floor in the
drivers compartment provided they are covered with rubber,

8. Driver's door must be filled with cement or sand,

9. Four point seat belt required. .

10. All drivers & passengers must wear approved helmets.
11. Alf drivers must be 16 years of age or older. Drivers
under 19 must have their parents consent and hold a vatid

12. Radiators must remain in stock location, No reinforcing is
13. Must have a fire extinguisher secured within easy reach

14, Must have a roll bar just behind driver or have a single
m post secured between.roof and ficer. :
15. Must wear long-sleeved, coveralls in pits and in car,

y 16. Entry fee is $25.00 and covers driver and 2 mechanics.
17, All cars will be checked by T.S.C.A, officials. Any car
that the officials deem unsafa of not complying with the rules
will be cut from the program until the problem is fixed.

635-2655

September 8, 1997.
. Time ‘Trlals 4:00 p.m.
‘Racing at 2:00 p.m.
ENTRY. FORMS AVAILABLE AT
SKB AUTO SALVAGE...
RIVERSIDE AUTO WRECKING -

gested, “Concern for other peo-

us to find a compromise.”

However, he added, people
would need the “higher power.
of God’’ if they were going to -.
learn to “‘love one another and:

get along.”’

Conceding the majority of:
Canadians did not go to church -.

these | days, he added, “That
inay. be one of our problems.’”
The other was the
centredness of people who con-
centrated only on their personal
wants and needs.

Politicians were equally ‘guilty’

‘of that self-centredness if they

saw their ultimate purpose as to -

embarrass or discredit opposing
parties rather than solve the
problems the country faced.
However, Mainse said, the
history of Canada was one

self- ..

wooRet

‘are big stakes,’” hi

” Therefore ‘he’ prayed ‘the na-- Bt
tion’ $ leaders would overcome &
“petty party. “politics “ and be: on i
. transformed : fro ‘Mere: politi-- ~ Bp oe,
“cians to statesmen."* He had no. ||
reason, he'added, nat to believe a
the leaders of all three major.”
parties “passionately. loved ,

Canada".::

‘If there! were “a pessimism. al

optimism: scale, Mainse: said, .it

would’. have:. ‘likely * ‘registired oh

minus 10 on the pessimism ‘side’

in January. Now, however, che, ;
“suggested the needle had shifted:

to “slightly Optimistic’®,

“Dm. very.encouraged by
that,” -Mainse said.
noisy ‘majority: ‘that’s trying: to
pull us apart.”

“It's a -

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