Children’ of the: World are in-
vited to illustrate ‘the world-fam-
ous GRIMM’S FAIRY TALES In. an
art contest open to children the
‘world over between the ages of
4 and 14, The book will be pub-
Nshed in 1987 by Follett Publish-
ing Company, New York and will
be distributed in Canada by the
Ryerson Press,

. First prize for the best picture
is $100.00. Additional prizes in-
clude $50.00 for the young artist
whose Uustration jig chosen for
the jacket cover, and $10.00 for
each picture selected for publica-
tion, The Ryerson Press will
award $25.00 for exch Canadian
entry accepted for publication in

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JERRACE. SOMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Children’s Fairy Tales: Contest :

CONTEST INFORMATION 1S -AS
FOLLOWS: :

1, All paintings - should be in 7

water-color or tempera,

2, The artist must be between the|

ages of 4 and 14,
3. The subject illustration should
be chosen from one of. the
Grimm's Fairy Tales listed be-

iw,
4. Each entry must be labeled ag
to title of fairy tale illustrated. -
5. Entries must be submitted with
the name of parent or guardian
who would agree that the entry
is the property of Follett Publish-
ing Company.
6, The artist’s age, name and ad-
dress must accompany the entry.

~ Wednesday, August 24
THE

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. by GOLF'S 4-TIME MASTERS WINNER

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TERRACE'S FIRST practical, | P®, Selected by an
nurse graduate from Prince
George Vocational School,
Beatrice (Bea) Spencer,
graduated on May 6, 1966,
the first Terrace girl to take
the one-year course. She is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville R. Spencer of
3304 Munroe ‘Street.

on gill entrants,

ing Beauty,
Hood and: Cindere
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Why are hundreds of carpenters not
on the job thraughout B.C,?

Why are they denied the opportunity
to participate in B.C's current construc:
tion boom when their services are in such
great demand?

Five locals of the Carpenters’ Union
in the Kamloops- Okanagan ‘area have
reached a mutually satisfactory settlement
with their contractors,

This is a two-year agreement calling
for 51 cents per hour increase in wages, 4
sensible 40-hour work week, and freedom
from the restrictive union hiring hall
method of job placement.

At the moment these Journeymen car-
penters are being pald $3.70 an hour: this
will increase to $4.00 an hour next April 1,

Why can't other carpenters, now out
of work because of the dispute, benefit.
‘from the contractors’ generous terms?

- The Construction Industry Joint
Negotiating Committee, representing some
422 contractors, has offered to settle prov-

_{neé-wide on terms alinilar to those reached
‘with the five locala in the Interior,

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the book. The-art submissions will

panel] of artists and critics whose
decision shall be final and binding

GRIMM’S PAIRY TALES were
chosen for their universal appeal.
The timeless folk stories of such
favourites as Snow White, Sleep-
Little Red Riding

dialects and languages
familiar to children everywhere,

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:374-hour work week.

hours of work @ week in many cases.

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7%. The DEADLINE for entries is

October 15, 1966,

8. Please place painting between

cardboard and mail flat,

. Submissions should be address-

ed to:

' The Children's Art Contest
Follett Publishing Company
432 Park Avenue South
New York, New York 10016

TITLES

Blue Light, The Bremen Towa

Musicians, The Cat and Mouse in

Partnership, Cinderella, The Clev-

er Gretel, Faithful John, The Fish-

, | @rman and His Wife, The Four
Accomplished Brothers, Fred-

erick and Catherine, Frog Prince,

The Gallant Tailor, The Giant

with the Three Golden Hairs, The

Golden Bird, The Golden Gcose,

The Goose Girl, Hansel and

Gretel,

Through the World, Iron Hans,

Jorinda and Joringel, Karl Katz,

King of the Golden Mountain, The

Lady and the Lion, The Mounse,

the Bird, and the Sausage, The

Old Man and his Grandson, The

Pink, The Poor Miller’s Boy and

the Cat, The Queen Bee, The Rap-

international

la have been
re than 100
and are

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This offer has been made formally to .
the B.C, Provincial Council of Carpenters,
but the officers of the Provincial Council
remain adamant in their demand for a

Meanwhile, many vital construction
jobs are at a standstill and urgently need-
ed tradesmen are without employment.

The shorter work. week is simply an
additional, inflationary demand which is
neither reasonable nor timely in view of
the. shortage of carpenters and the great
amount of overtime work at double pay
now available to them, .

Much of the construction activity is
in relatively remote paris of the province
where contractors find carpenters unwill-
ing to take a job unless they are guaran-
teed overtime; they expect 56 or even 60

Why this work stoppage?

Because the officers of the Provincial
Council of Carpenters are pressing de-
mands beyond.a point the contractors are
able to go in serving the public interest.

There is now no logicat reason for the ft -
work stoppage to continue, ee

How Six Travelled! .

The,

around the world on domestic in-
ternational travel in 1985, an in-
crease of 12 per cent
previous year,. says the B.C. Au-
tomobile Association. World tour-
ist spending has more than dou-
bled in the past seven years.

The spot on the putterface where it strikes the ball im
makes a great deal of difference in the success of your am
putting. Ail clubs, including putters, have a “sweet spot.” fae
This is the spot at which a ball, meeting the face, will not
open or close if. ; ce

Hold your putter at‘its grip end lightly between the &
thumb and forefinger of one hand. Then, tap the pul-
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and the putterface doesn't open or close but jumps i
straight back, you have found its sweet spot. - .

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sweet spot and strike it there. This will give you solid J
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But7 @, © 1966 by MATL Hows, Sym tne. of Americ ORE

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unzel, The Haven, Red Riding, §
Hood, Robber Bridgegroom, The/|'

Rumpelstiltskin Salad, The Seven
Ravens, The Shoemaker and the
Elves, The Six Servants, The Six
Swans, The Sleeping Beauty, Snow
White and Rose Red, Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs Straw, the
Coal, and the Bean, The Sweet-
heart Roland Table, the Ass, and
the Stick, The Three Children of
Fortune, The Three Spinning Falr-
jes, The Thumbling the Dwarf arid
Thumbling the Giant, Tom Thumb,
Turnip, The Twelve Brothers, The
Twelve Dancing Princesses, The
Twelve Huntsmen, Water of Life,
The White Snake, Tha Wolf and
the Fox, The Wolf and the Seven
Goats, The Wren and the Bear,

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