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aptember 28, 19

Lions Sponsor Contest For Terrace Youth

The youth of Terrace have heen
given a challenge to develop a
plan‘for world peace by their local
Tons ‘Club - a challenge that
could earn one of them a $25,000
educational and/or career nasist-
ance grant.

The ‘Terrace Lions Club, toge-
ther with Lions Clubs ¢hroughout
the world, is sponsoring a world-
wide essay contest for the world's
youth on the most important
world aubject today — Peace. The
contest offers $50,000 in total
awards, including the $25,000
first prize, eight semi-final world
regional awards of $1,000 each and
travel expenses for the eight win-
ners to Chicago, Dlincis in July,
1967, At that time, the first prize
winner will be chosen from the
eight, Also, more than 20,000 local,
district
awards will be made. -

The contest, open to young
people who will be 14 but less
than 22 years of age aa of January,
1967, was announced by The Pre-
sident of Lions International, Ed-
ward Mi Lindsey, of Lawrence-

hurg, Tenn, during the Aassocla-
tion's Annual International Con-

vention in New York. The contest

sponsored by more than 20,000
Lions Clubs in more than ‘130
countries in the free world, will
be the largest Peace Essay Contest
in the world today.

In announcing the contest inter-
nationally, President Lindsey said
that LUlons in the
world’s largest service club organ-
ization is well qualified to sponsor
such a contest, He said the world-
wide representation of Lions, the
attention given to international
Telations and friendship between
different nationalities and their
participstion in international
humanitarian programs were their
credentials for the patronage of
the ‘conteat.

Contestants should submit their
entry in essay form, not to exceed j.
5,000 words.

Mr, Jules Perry, President of
the Terrace Lions Club said he
hoped local young people would
accept the challenge and enter his
club’s section of the contest. Clos-

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ing date for the te clubs contea Ry
December 10, 1966. :
- “Students wishing to enter &
contest should contact one of 3
Terrace Lions to get full dete
of contest,” he sald. ao
The age Umit for the .
test, Includes al youth 14 but BH
than 22 years of age as of Jani fe
15, 1067. el
Mr, Perry announced thet &
applicant would be limited to Sm
entry, with one winner’s ef
eligihle to compete in the LEM
District 194 contest, Winnegmy
the district contest will be enti
in state or country contest. ™
country or multiple district wits
will be entered in one of the am
world divisions. ;

Lions’ Club Distril
Governor Coming

GOVERNOR FRED ¢, SMIT

Jules L. Perry, president of
Terrace Lions Club today anno fe
ed the coming official visit of t;
Lions’ District Governor, Fred |
Smith of Vancouver, B.C. Distr#
Governor Fred will be the speak
at.the meeting to be held at Th
race Hotel on October 3 at WW
Pm,

Mr. Smith ia the District Govg
nor of District 19-A of Lions Inte
national, a District of 35 Lio
Clubs in B.C, and Washinp
reaching from Prince Rupert, 5, 7
to the south to Everson, Was
ton. -
The Terrace Lion Club . ve
ed in 1959 is one of the very actlif
service clubs in the District at
one of more than 20,000 Liod
Clubs comprising over 300,09
members who are, this year cel
brating their 50th: year of coe
munity performances in 1£
countries and gedgraphical region ;
throughout the world,

Govermr Smith has been
member of the Vancouver Bu}
rard) Lions Club since 1953 ary
served ‘ag its President in 10€
and was Zone Chairman 1964/68
He is anh Investment Broker a
Vancouver and is a member &
the Advisory Council of the 23
Scouts Association of B.C. Gove
nor Smith served overseas £&
World ‘War II as a Major with t}
B.C. Regiment. He is a past chat

taan of the Northwest Interr}
tional Horse Show and a pcm
member of the PeeWee and Juni
Hockey Association. Ye

During his official visit here, i
will be accompanied by Lid
Zone Chairman John Walbergs §
Kitimat, B.C. Governor Smith vw
bring the Jocal Lions a report a
will tell something of the plans#
increasing community service }
the local club level.

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