RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971

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4722 Straume Ave.
Very neat two bedroom home close to town and all levels
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finished basement rooms. Located in Thornhill, Situated on
water system. Close to school, inquire from our‘sales stat
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hs desert’ and.

building, Dieter Barr pauses for
a Ilttle posing. (Knight Photo)

Kitimat
Photo
show

A photo display entitled
“Through One Man's Eye” will
be on display in the Kitimat
Centennial Museum for the next *
few weeks.

The. work, which includes
both black and white and color
prints is by photographer Al
Price who is presently working
as an industrial photographer
for the Alcan works engineering
department.

The exhibit contains about 35
pieces and shows examples of.
informal portraiture and scenic
color studies shot'in Alberta and
B.C. Most of the exhibit was
shown in Edmonton and
Calgary. before Mr. Price
moved to Kitimat early this
summer.

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.
Terrace.

Recreation |
program. sat:

The Terrace Recreation Association ander the supervision of
Miss Elaine Parmenter hassetup their Fall Program. - :
There are many new and interesting activities being offered.

they were often duplicated by the school-programs, If, however

there is a great deal of interest shown in any particular activity
frat i is not being offered at the moment, they will attempt to set
“it up.

“Space is at a premiuni, The School Board has been very
generous and co-operation couldn't have been better”, says
Miss Parmenter,

However, volunteers are desperately néeded due to the fact
that the program is spread out over the whole town and more
Supervision will be necessary than was. previously, If anyone
wishes to help with the Recreation program they are asked to
contact Elaine Parmenter at 635-2344. Your assistance will be
greatly appreciated.

Registration takes place Friday October ist at Clarence
Michiel School from.3:30 to 5:00. p.m. in the main entrance,

paid at the beginning of classed or at regis tration. -
The Fall Program is as follows:

- MONDAY 7
Girls Volleyball, Basketball, Cosomhockey; Clarence Michiel
5:00 - 7:00 pm. Sandra LaVallie; Cassie Hall 6:30.--8:30 pm.

Nairon Currie; Uplands 3; 00- 4:30 pm. Eileen Parmenter &
Julie Hemmons

: TUESDAY
Boys E Basketball (Intermediate) Clarence Michiet 5:00 - 7:00
pm Gary Turner; Chess and Checkers Kalum School 4:00 - 5:00
_ pm. Gary Turner; Childrens Arts and Crafts -Kalum School
4:00°- 5:00 pm, Sandra Lavallie; Tiny Tots 1:30 - 2:30 pm.
Elaine Parmenter

WEDNESDAY

Baton Clarence Michiel 5:00 - 6:00 pm. “Joyce Irwin; Ladies
Basketball and Volleyball Cassie Hall. 7:30 - 10:30 Sandra
LaVallie; Caledonia 9:30- 10:30 Sandra LaVallie; Skeenaview |

Visitors Knox United Church 1:00-3:00 pm Elaine Parmenter, .

“THURSDAY
Jn. Tennis Parkside 6:00 +7: 00 pm. Pat McDonald; Misc.
Crafts _Kalum School 4:00 - 6:0) pm. Elaine Parmenter
(organizer) ; Boys Basketball Clarence Michiel 5:00- €:30 pm.
Gary Turner; Ladies Volleyball and Basketball Uplands 7:30 -
10:30; Tiny Tots ? 10:30- 11:30am, Elaine Parmenter.

FRIDAY .

Ladies Basketball and Volleyball Caledonia 7:30 - 10:30 pm.
Sandra LaVallie y pm

SATURDAY ~

Child Drama Parkside 9:00 - 11:00 am. Elaing Parmenter;

Girls General Exercise Clarence Michiel 1: 0 -12;00am.

OTHERS ;
Tt and under Floor Hockey Red L’Estrange; Ceremonial

,

Unfortunately some programs had to be discontinued because —

Registration fee is $3.00 (unless otherwise specified) and canbe -

“Terrace fire. chief andy
_ Owens made his mark last
~ month when he attended a Fire
Chief's convention in Powell
River,

About 140 Fire Chiefs were on
hand as Mr. Owens pushed for

- resolution which in effect would

bring fire safety and fire
‘suppression inte ~. the
* curriculums of B.C. Vocational
- schools, .-

‘According to Chief Owens the
_ readluation was adopted for
action by the delegations at the
convention, —

Ina special report to Terrace
council Chief Owens stated his
personal contributions to the
convention, In a list they ‘were
as follows:

1. .I presented a resolution to
the Paid Section Group which
was subsequently Adopted by
the Fire

action.

2, I attended a four . hour
-executive meeting the day
previous to the convention.

3. I thanked the District of
Powell River on behalf of the

hospitals; .

efs: Association for .

Dancing Les Clayton
B C EY VS o

Association for their invitation to .send a letter of

- and effort and thanked one of congratulations to Chief Owens.
the Speakers giving a paper on
behalf of the Association,
4, Iwas elected the President of

the B.C, Fire Chief's
Association for‘ the 1971-72
year..

The gest of Chief Owen's
submitted resolution went as
follows:. .

‘WHEREAS, Fire Safety and
Fire Suppression is an integral |
part of the responsibilities of
persons in industry and in

AND . WHEREAS, no formal
training is given in Fire Safety
and Fire Suppression in most of
our Vocational and Nursing -
Schools; | :
THEREFORE BE iT
RESOLVED, that the Minister
of Education of the Province of
British Columbia be
approached to introduce Fire
Safety and Fire Suppression

training into the Vocational and §.
Nursing Schools in the 6 Autamatic, radio, 21,000 miles,
Province, Reduced to srstessse esses

/ 1970 ee 2dr,

The. - itiast Y YMCA has ati

eason which runs from

‘membership fee which is quite

‘-peasonable covers participation

‘for Fall season.

in the entire program: The fee
is $15 for women for the year;
$20 for men for the year; $18 ior
" working boys ages 16-19; $12 for
. student boys up torage’ 19; $10
for ‘student girls up to age 19:
and $10 for youths up to 15
years. An = associate
membership, which only covers
evening bridge games costs $6.
and membership for children
~ under 5.years is $5.00. A Family
Membership is very attractive
if your. entire family plans to
join in the Y's activities. $30.00
covers membership for
‘husband and wife, with an
‘additional $3 covering the
first child, $2 for the second and
$i for the third.
‘The only program which isn't
covered by the membership fee
‘is the Judo classes. The fee
charged for this is paid not to
the YMCA but ta the B.C, Judo
Association, Thechargefor this
is $25.00 for men; $15 for women

Juveniles

to be tried

} two Terrace juveniles will
appear in family court
sometime this month after local -
police- charged them with’
causing wilfull damage.

The two boys reportedly
threw rocks into windows at
both Thornhill Realty and GTX
service station on Lakelse: -

Names were withheld and
court appearances are still
pending, police say,

CENTENNIAL MEMO -— New
immigration

the size of the Doukhober colony
in the Kootenays to 5,000
members and: the province
welcomed them with ‘open
arms, |

exciting program for this’
“September to April 30, 1972. A.

‘fromg.
Saskatchewan in 192 swelled §

Kitimat wy"! fall program

and: youths, over 16 years; and ..

$10 for youths up to 16 years.
Yoga is a new program g
ne this year for the first

: time by Mrs. Fran Redman who |

has. taught -several Keep-Fit

exercise - It ls a whole way of
life. There aré many steps in

‘exercise, diet, deep breathing |

and relaxation which allow one

to get the most out of it. Yoga
exercises are.performed in a ¢
‘series of graceful, rhythmic,

slow. motion movement, Poise
and balance are maintained at
all times and your attention is
fixed on the movements being

executed, ©. The -objective: of .

“Hatha” (physical) Yoga is to
cultivate the natural beauty of
the body and obtain a higher
state of health.

The “Mother and Daughter"
and “Father and Son” Clubs are
also new this year to the Y’s
program. The object of these
clubs is for the two people to
work together and obtain a
closer relationship. There will
be some sport activities, talks
and movies. The group will he

free to discuss any subject they -

wish.

Girls ages 12 to 14 have their
own program this year in Mrs.
Redman’s ‘Girls Keep Neat’
program. This class is designed

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to: ‘ assiat | the. “girls in any

problems they have in regards.

fashion, cosmetics, heir, ete.
Discussions will also be held,
looking into Rae? estore the

. sire may ha’
classes at the Y. Mrs. Redman :~
_ says that-Yoga ia more than an

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Terrace Council in turn voted = &

Kitimat holds
Judo clinic

A very successful Judo Clinic
was held at the Kitimat YMCA
Saturday,Sept. 25, and Sunday
Sept. 26. . The Clinic ‘was
handled by Mr,-.John Huntley,
Ni-Dan, of Prince George. A
group. of 40 from Prince George,
Burns Lake, Terrace and
Kitimat participated. The
cling was ‘in. view of a-
tournament to be held in Prince
George on November 27th and:
another. ‘in Perrace, December

KITIMAT

COMM

“CALENDAR .

A ‘Fashion Show sponsored
the Ladies
 ; Auxillary to the Royal Canadian
.. Legion. will be held on October
' ist at 8:00 p.m, in the Legion
' Hall, Fashions are supplied by.
Jy The Bay. There willbe a charge
- Of $1.50 and. “door: prize and

‘retreshments will be Supplied, .

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coffee on
at 7:90 m. in

very low mileage Now. only

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power steering and brakes. 429 engine, —

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1968 IMPALA Custom 2 door. hardtop, ;

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8 One Owner

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Only 20,000 miles,
4. Participants in the clinic and m 4speed & clean...
the coming tournaments are all :

at high school level. -

’ The winners from. the two
tournaments will be going to
Quesnel for a..tournament
taking place on Dec. 11th,

“As the highlight of the clinic. .
Mr, Linton was. presented with

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1966 METEOR Convertible,

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weed eceweees 998.00
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his ‘official’ certificate ‘for Ni--
Dan from" KoDoKan, Tokyo,
Japan. ‘

UNITY

The Third Annual Kitimat Art :
Display will take. place at the |
Kit mat Centennial Museum: -

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‘commencing Oct., 1st. and
coatinuing for two months. The
‘spening itself will take place on -
Friday between ‘the: hours
a7 and:8 p.m. and’ all: are Eg
invited to attend, - Paintings
 donebyartisis inPrince Rupert,
Terrace, Kitimat'and-Kitmaat -
Village. ‘will be on display. and
arrangements © to :purchase .
paintings will be. madefor those
- Interested. “- “The ‘dis pay, os
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‘1964 FORD.

6 cyl. 4 seed. itunter’s spelat
» Only.

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