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pi ae ca ican banat Rotates
Mr, and Mrs, Peter. Fanning
eve retuned from vacation, Mr,
meeeeanting visited. his parents in

maeontres] then joined Mra. Fan-
‘aing in Edmonton and spent some -
tlme holidaying in Alberta, En-
route home they took in the B.C,

Recreation Conference in Port’
: Alberni, .

e® @4is4
Don Steele, former manager
Royal Bani, is renewing old 2
i & renewing old ace
; quaintances while here on a bank
+ inspection from head office,

. @ & @

. _ Mrs, Laurle English, returned
May 6 from Port Alberni where

she attended a four-day British

FORESTERS'
ceived thelr tr

ophy (May 4
Terrace organ!

izar

BOWLING CHAMPIONS re-

Clarence Dube( left), In
the picture are Walter Fleming, Betty Flem-

Tee

ake

) from Foresters’

ing, Bonnie Vanderboon, Mr, and Mrs. Gor-
don Dixon, Co

Kohoshke, Lorraine Schwnegler.

ry and Rose Fleming, Kathy

Thore are large bore.
. Terrace Rod and Gun Club,

A conaervationist
aervative

terview the other day!

the same opportmity: to h

That’s what
for future

larg
inte

But among

; Columbia Recreation Assoctia- | -
ton Conference.

Mrs, Elizabeth Smart of Kam-
loops is visiting with her gon-in. ;
law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs,
Brian Marshall at 4614 Hillcrest,
Enroute home Mrs, Smart. will

— Salvation Army |

visit’ witk snother
Prince Georce,
: e

of Port C
with their
law, Mr,
and fami!
, _@ @ «6 ~

The Inches Away Club report
that Marilyn Gagnon was queen
for the month of. April having
lost 12\4pounds, The group a8
a whole lost 74 pounds for that
f. period, Meetings are held every
) Thursday evening at 8 p.m, in
® Sheena Health Unit, Anyone in-
- terested in- joining the group is

aSked to phone either 635-5332

m or 635-5044 >

Hy

id
Mra, Mattie Frank, who came

to live ih the Kitsumkelum Val-
ley 60 years ago this month,

| celebrated her 85th birthday last

me «Friday, May 10, at her home on
f Lazelle/ Averiue, : Relatives and
@ friendy called throughout the day
to extend their best wishes, She
Was remembered with flowers,
birthday

am gifts and cards and a
a cake in her honor,

— - s'@

Mrs. Elwood Brooks of White-

rock is visiting here with rela-
tives.and friends, |

daughter in

. Salvation Army opens the ‘an-
Mr, and Mrs, George Smythe
oquitlam. are visiting
Son and daughter-in-
eae Mra, Gary Smythe

{ Locally, the Salvation Army

opens campaign

nual Red Shield campaign in Ter. that he spend an average 8 hours

race starting May 21,
The local campaign ls expected
to last a week, according to the
Army's Terrace representatives
+ Lieutenant Gerdon Foote,
He sald that a door-to-door
Canvass and an appeal to busi.
ness ‘will be held during May,
The appeal to the public to sup-
-port Salvation Army welfare pro-
jects will be held in both Kitimat
and Terrace under Lieutenant
Foote’s direction, ._
The Kitimat household cam-

are work,
The. hours are spaced, how-
ever, and can include.a distress
call at 2 a.m,
According to a Salvation Army
bress release, the. Red Shield
campaign involves “thousands
Sharing what they have with those
who have less,’* . :
The reiease continues:
“It’s not only one appeal...
it is many, for many are the ser.
vices in this and other com-

ign this year has already re. munities across this ' affluent
oe $1,000 in donations, he |’ “There is no area of human
* “Sa

need ignored: by The Salvation
Army, ‘You may not know the
girl who left home hecause she
was ashamed and frightened, or
the boy who might be in-teform
school instead of a Salvation
Army home, .. , but there are
lots of them, Broken homes and
shattered lives are healed and
mended by your dollars shared
with and given tothe Red Shield”?

Target for the two communi
ties in 1968 is $4,000, - oo,

Lieutenant Foote said that the
money raised is used for Army
charities both on a local and
national level,
He referred to the opening of
two new Harbor Light Centres
for the reclamation of alcoholics
in both Prince Rupert and Prince
George,

works in close co-operation with
the Department of Social Wel.
fare, helping transients and finds
ing them a place to stay.

Lieutenant Foote estimates| ‘;

| Nhen you re i
| (2nd mortgage money)

aes OF
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ROBIN McCOLL
Robin McColl, French teacher
at Skeena Secondary School, will
will be teaching next year in|
Rimouski, Quebec,
McColl was chosen one of two
B.C. teachers to.be given ex.
change postings. The exchange

arrangement is made as the Pro-
vince of Quebec's contribution to

- {the Canadian Government 1967
'.|Centennial project, in the field
‘Jof education, and is under
auspices of Canadian Edueation
Association. ,
McColl, who is in his third
year on the staff of Skeena Secon-
dary School, accompanied by his
wife, will be leaving for the
for the Gaspe Penninsula com-
munity In July.
M, Yvon Marchaud of Rimouski
College will be coming to the
Staff of Skeena Secondary School,
The exchange will be for at

tosee. —

got

5 car, @ Vacation, home repairs,
Zz furpose—the Associates have
" Idan for you.

(You'll be money ahead, right

the Associates
are the pe

_ If you own your home, and need mney for a'‘new a

Associates 2nd martgages have no
bonus clauses, commission charges or hidden faes,
‘You always get the full face amount of the joan. -

# rates are reasonable. And sarvice is fast—so why not
f call your nearest Associates office tight. now, ; 7

least one year and perhaps two,

9

bones: found
in Cariboo

VANCOUVER (CP) —A Uni.«
versity of British Columbiq
‘Scientists has discovered re.
| mains of an elephant-sized
mammal that roamed North
Ameriea more than 90,000,000) °
years ago in the Cariboo district,

|‘ Dr, Glenn Rouse, associate
Brofessor of botany and geology,
came across three well.
‘Preserved teeth of the extinct
mammal] while ‘collecting -geolo-
Bical samples along the Fraser
River near Quesnel,

’ The teeth have been identi-|
fied .as those of a titanothere
by Dr, Loria 8, Russell, chief
bilogist and fogsil vertebrate ox-! ;
pert. at the Royal Ontario Museum
in Toronto.” - ou
’ The ‘largest.of the three teeth |:

ople

or any other worthwhile.»
a low-cost 2nd morigaga: .

from the start.) Interest.

1
‘| wide and between three and four: | _
inches ‘deep, which'makes it con-
+] siderably“ largér “than. other
Where In Canada, say'‘reports pre-
pared by. Dr. Russell, , 2
« [ The” ttanothore”had- the buli¢|
Of rhinoceros: and

Per week exclusively on wel-:

gates, said that B, C. is more
than 20 years behind in its Philo-
sophy -and attitudes towards
recreation,

the province
into the futur,

rather
them,” he said,

of lelsure,”” he said, “and we
must teach our children how to
e their leisure time in adult- a Music F
od’? 7 .

Davies,
Wizntuk,

us
ho

into the fact that recreation
one of the most impo
least expe
Klein said,

titanothere remains ‘found else-|.. °°.

_ ~_ LG ca

ate from St, Josephs High School
in Rose Town Saskatchewan, two
years ago. She will be based
at Montreal as a stewardess
with Alr Canada, ;

9,000 jobs
phased out

Dr, Lein, a specialist in the
fleld of social welfare and recrea-
tion, was the keynote speaker at

Association Confere

nee in -Port
Alberni May 1 to 4, aa

organized public recreation,

Dr. Klein, who spoke on three.
separate occasions to the dela.

reation people in-
were slowly backin
2,

“You are falli
than m

He said rec

ng into ideas,

“We are moving into an era

We must educate. the public,

ur. MLA’s and elvie officials|a

nsive public

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the British Columbia Recreation] - .

Bal

oving towards | Prin

Rupert in charge
arts section,

is|. Martin
rtant and| past y.
service, Ito the

advertisers and to those who had |.

m Terrace to Prince

os ithers $5.05 2 Trips'Dally
on, Pelnge George $13.75 (2 Trips: Daily

interest in cons
“Too many
club,” Gary Smythe

Terrace Rod
Uon effective by

ervation,

said.

at th

The co

. Gun Clubs,
dustry,

Among resolutions

nvention drew so
government offi

costs with muncipalities;
be managed lik
Vehicles for hunting

; and a
for hunters, ;

Members, And the recruiting is just not for the sake of
having a big organization, ; :
an“ £ — There are the club's attractions of-club house on Rifle
Marthe Marcelle Effray,; . Range road, off Highway 16 East, large and small bore and
formerly of Thornhill recently; trap shooting, .a pistol club, arms safety training and a place
graduated as a Stewardess with to swap expertences with fellow fishermen and hunters, | §
Air Canada, Miss Effray, the 2 But the basic. message of any Rod and Gun Club is con- | J
year old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. , Bag any ; }
Ambrose Effray of Thornhill, servation, according to Gary Smythe, . -
attended Verltas School in “We have to get political muscle and the average Joe can
Terrace before going on togradu- help us,”* he said, -

The B,C, Federation
bers and has won at 1

"Tt used to be that they
‘Now they say, ‘We're list

. Terrace Rod
.Servation scene,

of

fil
’ Co-Op or Omineca Bull

vase

. Club meets |

‘Executive changes were
of the Terrace Music Festival

Elected for the 1968 term were
Mike Strym:

Committee head appointments |

were Mery Paulsen for tickets |

and seating, Edna Sheridan as
Soctal onvenor, Eva Danfels for
publicity, Donna Dinning and
Lorna Gorley for awards, Mar-
tin Laan for advertising, Sister
Marilyn for Syllabus and Rober?
Spears for program,

Rod, gun club. [ge
members back —
conservation |

Pistol shooters. and’ fishermen,  bunte ra and archers,
And they are all conservationists to the core, -
is’ not a herotical offshoot of the Con- Use
Party, Terrace Rod and Gun Club's Gary Smythe -
and John Willemsen came up with a joint definition fn an in- :

“A conservationist is a

& rod and an club is about:
enjoyment by others,

Terrace Rod and Gun has a
@ and small bore shooters,
rested in hunting and fishing,

a membership af about 120, there isa basic
Beople think we are nothing but a skeet

and Gun make their interest in conservar -
membership in the B.C, Wildlife Federa-

tion, as do many other similar elubs in this province,

Proof of this interest was sh
@ annual convention of the

studied at the conference were: an
approach to Federal authorities to share Sewage treatment

designating “wilderness rivera?’ to
@ Darks; restrictions on helicopters and snow

Terrace Rod and Gun Club is currently recruiting new

east the attention of Government. |

and Gun Club is no newcomer on the con-

Firat step to membership in the local
ing out a form available at one of th
major sporting goods outlets:

Supplies.

¢ Festi
-Mames executive

made at the Third Annual Meeting | |
May 8, . T

eckt president, Joey tival

| gave a vote of thanks to Laan

. *

and small bore marksmen in the. ;

man who wants fis kids to have -
lunt and fish when they grow up,’*

preserving nature

variety of ' es ready for
skeet shooters, and people

own May 8-12 in Kamloops
B.C, Wildlife Federation,
me 300 delegates from Rod and
clals and representatives of ine

compulsory insurance program

Wild Life now has 22,000 meme

didn’t care,’* Smythe explained.
ening if you can convince us,??

club is made by | §
e three Terrace, | #
K-T Sporting Goods, Terrace:

val

helped with therecent Music Fes-

A spokesman for the assacia- y
‘on sald the membership also

for his ‘Services as chairman,

it was announced at the meet-
ing that selections of sections for
the syllabus were to be in the
hands of Sister Marilyn by Sept-
ember 5, 1968, .

The next meeting of the As-
sociation wil! be held June 11,

layed by t

This advertisement is no

t published or dis
Contro! Board or by 1 Pi g

he Government of

he Liquor oS

of the Speech

erving-as directors of the Tere
‘estival Association
Edna Sheridan, Marilyn
Ginny Lowrie, Shirley
‘Jeanne Sandover— Sly
nd Peggy McKeown, .
Laan, president for the
ear, expressed his thanks
membership, the donars the

ritish Columbia,
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