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“TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

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“nual Christmas program for-tele-
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the Company attempts to pro-| Re
‘peopl “atthe Pacific Northwest.

a: |: Thetplay “The Other Cinder-
ella’’ was enacted.on. the TV |f
Jscreen-by a cast of:11-members
ofthe Prince Rupert Little Theat~

Mrs, Rosemary. Gilbert,

Rupert group:|.
perform play

to be presented on CFTK Tele-|>
vislon took place on Sunday even-
ing, December 17, when the Al-|¥
uminum Company. of Canada.in

In thosd “yearly presentations
mote.local talent among the young

re Junior group and directed by |

A.W, Handford of Alcan, introd-

uced the TV presentation and
G.H. Gwyn, manager of Kitimet
Works, ‘spoke a few words cor-|™
mending the Prince Rupert Little |»
Theatre. ‘group. and its director.| a
Mrs, Gilbert, and congratulated |i

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Roy Last, studio production man-
ager. mos a

., Mr Gwyn sald in part: “For

mpst
ration, a time'for child-
me homé.to. visit, and
tien relatives and friends
to"exchange greetings.

greetings and “good health, hap-
piness and satisfaction for 1968,"

Gilbert and Mr, Last were pre-

alarninum trays suitably inserib-

be staged in Port Edward and
Prince Rupert this week, 7

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‘At a banquet that followed Mrs.'| ’
sented by the host Company with.

abe: Other Cinderella’. will |

..| Bogelund , was elected second,

us, Christmas is a-fam-|§ 7

TERRACE. RCMP ran theix fisst road block —
|.. Tiarsday and, will continue them through the ‘
: Christmas-New Year holidays, Policeemphasize

reads, .

that- the roadblocks are designed to protect
motorists by keeping drunk drivers off the

_ Bat the message began: “Fear notl’’

From the chur hes’ - a

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The fist

Christina’ meshage did not come to the Parlin»

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’ ment of Rome, nor did 4¢ come tothe capital city. of Jerusalem, “..
; At did not roll of the
" Telstar... 5. - wy, . .

: first Christrias message: came to working men | . 0 of Zo 11 in
"!.. miitery drill once-a: week and take turns as honor guards

The

“on the night shift, They. were shephords ‘in the hill country,
_-, ° Directly from hegven’s headquarters angels brought the .
|. geod-news ‘and formed a mass.cholr to sing ‘The Messiah”
fi: toa small-audience'df sheep and shepherds, = | :

These working men were fil at ease and mucli afraid.
Think of it! These
rough and rugged working men, standing in the presence of
the glory of. God in.their smelly work clothes, did not have

to be afrald, Why? : Because they were brought “good news’

of gréat. joy which shall be to all people. For to you is born

Christmas message:
was one of good news |

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world teletypes, nor was ft televised over’

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saves and He is

is for youl

cares enough to'tél] me and you,

return to your-work glorifying
you heard and saw exactly as it

this day... a Saviour who is Christ the Lord.”

A Saviour who is:also Lord, makes for good
: mighty to save,

_ He is trustworthy, He does what is right — Ho will forgive our
sins and make us clean from al! wrongdoing ,
It 1s. almost unbelievable, but believe
“Fear not! [bring you good tidings of great joy
which shall be to all people, For to you is born, . .a Savi
_ who is Christ the Lord.” If God care enough to send tho very
best knews~to-unkmown shepherds on night shift, then Be also

Do you know what will ‘happen if you believe? Like the
_ shepherds, -having seen your Saviour and Lord, you will
and praising God for everything

news! He
“Je we confess our sins,

it This message.

uy

was told you,

~ Legion elects

- The : Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 13 has named Tom Ken-
na, owner of Tom’s Delsel Ltd,
to it?s presidency for the 1968
term. .. ne, ,
Kenna was elected on Decemb-
er 13 at the annual election of
officers and general meeting,
held in the Legion Auditorium.
He ‘succeeds retiring president
Sid Sheasby. - “ * a
_ First vice - president. named
was Laurie Haynes, while ‘Poul

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vice-president. — . :
' Secretary is Don Gillanders
and treasurer is Daye Simons,
Services officer and sergeant-at-
arms ‘will. be appointed later
by the new executive. ,
‘Official installation of the new
slate is scheduled for Friday
evening, January 5, with Zone
Commander Tom Green, pres-
iding as installing officer.
It was also decided at the
annual. meeting that Legion dues
for ordinary and associate mem-

ist, and. that club membership
dues will go up to $12.00 por
year, na

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"Winner of the Mills. Memorial
Hospital. AuiHary doll raffle

race, The doll was. donated to

the Hospital staff. Proceeds from
the raffle goes to the Mills Mem-
orjal Hospital Children’s Ward.

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Mrs. Joe Cunningham with her
‘Ann, returned on Sunday after-
noon's flight from Vancouver
where she visited her, parents.

| ® *
~ Don Swanson of the Herald ad-
vertising staff leaves tornorrow,
to sperd the . Christmas
season with his parentsand other
relatives in Toronto, Paris, Ont-
arlo and Montreal.

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Miss Marlaine Reum arrived
home at the week-end from St,
Margaret’s School in Victoria
to.spend the Yuletide season at
the home~of her parents, Mr.
and: Mrs; Gary Reum at 4445
Lazelle Avenue,

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-A number of . relatives and
friends -were in town last week.
end to attend the: wedding of

‘BL. Miss Merilyn Johnstone to RCMP|

Constable Douglas) McLeod on
Saturday December 16 in Knox
United .Church, They included
“the '-groom’s parents and fam.
ily, Mr, and Mrs, Loyd Mc-
Leod, Wilfred and Irene of Dev-
on, Alberta; Mrs, E,T, Kenney

‘son ‘Danny of Prince George;
RCMP Constables Marty Brom-
ner of Masset, B.C,, Bob Pres.
ton of Prince Rupert and Den-
nis Spriggs and Mrs, Spriggs of
‘Kitimat; Miss Alyne: Wright, of
Prince George, Mr, and Mrs,
Wes Choston of Prince Rupert
.Mr, and ‘Mrs, Whitney ‘Lewis

| of Tsawwassen, B.C, and Mr,| .|
and Mrs, Bruce Payne and fam.) |

‘tly of Princé Rupert,
a ‘* a: 8 “4
(Mrs, C,W. Michiel has re.

‘\stucyied from the East where she].
\|wisited relatives in Toronto and
‘other points, While away. Mrs,|.
at EXPO |:

Michiel, spent sometime
in Montyeal,
Ro e'

“Mr.

toria’to' spend Christmas at lie
‘hom on Lazelle: Avenue. wes
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was a visitor to town on Monday,
Miss: Scotland, & ‘former. "Tor:

A) vace resident, Is now working at |.
.Queén Charlotte City for North} ([-. -

Tom Kenna —
A. donation for local. Christ.)
mas hampers -was approved by |:

cluded with’ membership extend-

nd

Bruce : Douglas, - son; of::Mra,

iiss: Joan'O’Boyle, daughterof |. f° gy
and Mrs, Wendell - O"Boyle, |") Ange y7
‘arrlyed by CP Alrlinos on Sun} 7.
day: from the University of Vies|..] ,
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Misa ‘E,N,. “Seotty” Scotland | |“

the meeting and arrangements
for the annual children’s Christ-
mas entertainment were left to
the entertainment and manage-
ment committees,
. Outgoing and incoming execut-
ives will hold a joint meeting
on Monday, January 8° and the
first regular meeting of the new
year was scheduled for January
9. ‘

The election meeting con-
ing the compliments of the seas-

on to Legion members, friends
and supporters, ° He

Community Centre sponsored by
Terrace. a

The affair, ihe first public
function ‘organized by the
club, ‘was -a complete success.
It took the form of a candle-
light banquet featureing Rayloll

and Italian wine. :
. For the occasion the hall was
decorated with Christmas cofors,
and murals bedecked the walls,
with a fountain in the centre
of the dance floor, .

- The Centennial song of Canadé
opened the evening's jolifica~

th

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By

rant

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Kevin. van Herd of 4835 Olson
is home for the Christmas Season
from his school studies in Chat-.
han, Ontario. a

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Raymond Hallock ishomefrom:
Vancouver to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs,

C,G, Hallock and family at Kalum

Gardens,

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My. and Mrs, Douglas Chap-
pell ‘and family, former Terrace
residents, are now making their
home in Toronto, Ontario, Mr.
Chappell is in the employ of
de Havilland Aircraft. of Can-
ada. He was a visitor.to Ter-
race earlier. in the month going
through to Alaska todemonstrate
‘the Turbo Beaver Aircraft.

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“Skeena MLA Dudley G. Little
‘has returned from attending a
Commonwealth Conference in

tions and Carl'Holden Jr; singing

wer

‘Kampala, ‘Uganda, ‘Afri¢a. He was
accompanied for part of his tour

who remained in Europe: while
he attended the Conference, Mr.

of Hawaii. - :
Se en sen

* Harry Tupper, ‘a well known
resident of: Terrace. and former
Councillor for ‘the ‘District of
Terrace, has- moved . south to
make ‘his home in Tsawwassen,
B.C, mT ,

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| Large crowd at
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Over three hundred people attended the Christmas ban- |
quet and dance on Friday evening, December 15, inthe -

Terrace Cancer Society and

music during the banquet hour.
around the world by Mrs, 'Little |.

and Mrs,: Little returned by way

Beavers have been. known to -

the Italian-Canadian Club of

© Sole Mio set the mood,

‘Reeve Bert: Goulet and Mrs.
Goulet were guests as well as
Harry Smith president of the

Mrs, William M,. Orr, co-ore
dinator,. who spoke a few words
as recipients of funds raised
by the club for the Cancer So-

ciety, . .

_ Dr, Mareelle Chiasson, who is
Jeaving Terrace to take post
graduate studies, was presented
with a bouquet af flowers for
her assoication with the ltalian-
Canadian Club, ,

’. William-Young, with hisaccors
dion, played Italian and other

A blindfold game with prizes,
‘and hb ¥affle’ of goods “donated

thé Bi

| _by Jocal, merchants, were part of|]

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a ‘were the first Cang “ever to’ voluntier: fp fight:
on "soll? The" Zovaves says: d Yeport lanuary |
Originally . they: were a sallant
trousered -Quebeckers wlio. sailed “off
, i Vatican from: Victor! .Emimanuel won. the: tx
“3 gerved with distinction and their name livés on," :

In Montreal -four battalion of Zouaves still.-fall.in far’

at. church. services, “Of course the Vatican isn’t in dangor of
_ being invaded anymore,”’ says Paul-Emil Laurence, commander; = {
of the Third Zouave Battalion, “But we keep in shape— just?

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