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“NORTH OF THE SUN,"
brings the spectacular
two showings, 7 and 9
of the Arctic. While fi
out of fuel and had to

winning adventure -film.
“North of the Sun’’ is h

filmed before. You will

Arctic, “‘North of the Sun.”

‘roaring his defiance as he parades
ing hunters in the world, the Eskim
the 120,000-pound bowhead whale i
hunted centuries before. You will j

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Rowland Preside
a | ee a ae
Curling Aasociaticg
The annual general meetin
the Terrace Curling Associa
‘was. held at the. curling ol
October 1ith, with 50 curlergam
prospective .curlers in attenqiamm
An election of officers wasn
and: the new executive ‘forge

‘1966-1967 season is as folloveag

_ Gordy Rowland, prese -
{Frank Skidmore, vice-presiamy
‘| Jolin. Warner, secretary; Ce

‘| Jett, treasurer... ss.
|.-Directors; Glen Mela
Mike Kostek, Curly -Cox, Jolj
derson, Al McBroom, Doug
. Roy Finlay has been -re-hife
ice-man for the coming

‘| and ‘he reports the ice shoieamm

teady by October. 28th.
The regular men’s curling
will commence October 31s
curling on’ Monday,
Wednesday and Friday,
curlers interested in partici

in the Clubs activities this
should contact Frank Skig
telephone number VI3-5881,

sank in slush moments later and Eastman and his pilot dove into the slush and climbed

frozen north. The color camera records the exciting story of the Arctic as it hes never been

Going hunting this weekend?
Bear in mind that the game you
hunt depends on B.C.’s forests and
fields for food and shelter. Good
forests mean good hunting . and
both can he destroyed by fire,
While in the forest and open
range lands, be careful with
every fire source, protect pame
and forest and help Keep B.C.

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Canada Receives Gift Microscope

The world’s newest: and most
powerful eléctron microscope —
unveiled this month at the Sixth
International Congress for Elect-
ron Microscopy in Kyoto, Japan —
has been chosen by‘ the Canada
Life Assurance Company as its
Centennial gift to Canadian med-

ical research.

, . reservations
tlon bureau,

" , Service, Just

through LOG
of rooms are
. homes and

_ for the ‘six-month Expo 67.sea:

‘tourist homes, and private homes and a

Preferred, to LOGE

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“. "There's no need to worry about gelting accommedations in Montreal

son, beginning -next April 26th. Make |

in advance through LOGEXFO, the official accommoda-

in hotels, motels,
partments. No charge for the '
mentioning dates and type of accommodations :
XPO, Expo 67, Cité du Havre, Montreal, P.Q,
Accommodations are guaranteed in Montreal for the six-month Expo
Pril 28th. Make reservations In advance
EXPO, the officlal accommodation bureau; Thousands;
tourist homes, and private.
apariments. No charge for the service, Just write,
mentioning dates and type of accommedations
. EXPO, Expo 67, Cité du Havre, Montreal, P.Q.

Thousands cf rooms are available,

write,

available,.in hotels, motels,

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"The Universal and International Exhibition of 1967" °

” Montreal, Canada ,
APRIL 28-OCTOBER 27, 1967

preferred, to LOG- : .:

“We are pleased to be able to
Provide such an outstanding in-
strument to help advanée man’s
scientific knowledge and ‘his un-
derstanding of both health and
disease,” said President A. 4H.
Lemmon of Canada Life.

One of the first production

| Models of the new microscope —

known as the EM300 ‘and ‘develop-
ed by Philips Research Lahorator-
ies in The Netherlands — will be
installed next year .in - Canada’s
leading centre for cancer re-
search, Princess Margaret Hospi-
tal in downtown Toronto. .

The EM300 was the centre of
attention for leading : biologists,
physicists, metallurgists and medi-
cal research scientists from many

{countries who gathered in Koyotio.

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Learn to listen, then listen to
learn, ;

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lunch hour,

Vaccination, —

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Club is looking forward to

‘| active year and if you havieMe
| curled before leave your {-

with Frank Skidmore and |
arrange to place you on 2 tf
Those interested in curliff
the Commercial League may}
tact Al McBroom at ’ telef
number V1I3-2753. First dri
the Commercial League is {|
for Saturday, November Sthig
The club plans to open th
son with an Open Mixed ‘B
on the weekend of October 2¥m
30th, Entry Fee $10.00. |

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your -name with draw-m{ie
John Anderson, telephone nude
VI3-2393. Deadline for this e
is October 26th, and in this e :
names will'be drawn to make Wa
the various rinks. |: =
Judging by the enthusialie
turnout at the Annual Gendim
Meeting the club executive f
this will be a highly success\ig
year. ;

CWL Holds Meetif

To Plan Bazaar 7

The regular monthly meeti
of the Catholic Women’s Leagian
Terrace Council, was held in Vig
itas meeting room ‘on October\ie
at 8:00 p.m, The meeting begli
with Mass, officiated over
Father Mohan. a
Plans were completed for tf Bo|
bazaar and tea to be held in ¢/p 5
hall on Saturday, October 22
fween 2 and 5 pm, -_
Plans were also finalized for tii
regional conference to be he
Oclober 26 in Veritas auditoriuns ;
Registration will begin at 1:18
p.m. and a banquet is schedule
for 6:30 pam. in the Red D'
Cabaret room at the Terrace

. SKEENA UNION BOARD OF HEALTH
MEASLES VACCINATION |
: _ PROGRAM

Measles vaccination is being offered to all chiidre “,
between ages one ond five years at Skeeno Health Uni
office in Terrace, October 26, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., includin

All children one to five years will be welcome, EXCEPT

1. Those who have already had measles or measle ae
-2 Those who. are in ony way unwell, or who suffé
' 3, . Those who have ‘ever had convulsions, *

| 4. Those, whe have had: polio 0
Jn tho lost three weeks,

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