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"TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, (BC.

[ ‘Around the town.

te Wolion, who left Terrace
ten years ago,

last week for a few days renee
ing-old acquaintances, He would|&
like to say “hallo” toany friends
he might have missed Seeing,
Mr. Wilson, who is now Hving
In Sidney, B.C,, says it ig 50
years ago this year that he first
set. foot In Terrace, While in
Terrace Mr. Wilson was the
housoeguest of Mr, and Mrs, Leon

Prusko: fn Thornhill,

e* es #@

‘The Order of the Eastern Siar
will be holding a rummage sa!
in the Masonic Hall on Lakeise
Avenueon Saturday, Jan, 20 from
il a,m. unt 3 p.m, .

e

Mr, and Mes: George Cowden
have returned after spending a
vacation in the south visiting
with Mr, Cowden’s father and
brother in Vancouver and friends
In Haney and Chilliwack,

Erie Bergen of Kelowna has
arrived to join the staff of Cana.
dian Pacific Airlines here, re.
placing. Maleolm Vout who has
left to enter Simon Fraser Uni.
versity, ee

Despite . inclement weather
over one hundred people joined
in the festivities of the annual
Ukrainian New Year’s party last

was back in town | Hall.

Friday evening in the Ukrainian
Dancing was enjyed to
the music ofthe Melody Kings and
& buffet supper was sorved at
midnight, featuring Ukrainian
dishes, made by the ladies for
the eae The men had done
a fine of clearing a park.
ing area, However, during tho
five hours of festivities steadily
falling snow had coveredthe area
and the cars with over a foot of
the feathery white stuff, The
return home waa an eventful
one for many who had to call on
the 24-hour truching service,
@rrace teachers played

bridge at the Community Centre adian C

on the evening of January 10,
Mrs, Vesta Douglas did the coffee
urn honors and Mr, Ken Gray
was high ScOre bridge player,

Word hast been n received of the

death in BPoskelo, Hollant, on
January 6, of Mrs, Marla van
Heek at the age of 72. Her son,
Pem van Heek flew to Holland
to be with her in December,
and his daughter, Brigitta, who
has just returned to Simon Fra.
ser University, attended the fun
eral in Holland, ‘The elderly
Mra, van Heek had been a visitor
to Terrace on four or fiveoccas
ions, The news of her death
will be regretied by her many

 Hellyer boosters heard”
by Terrace Liberal dub —

ment’’, said Higgs, “Paul Hellyer
has a formula he has applied all

his life, he analyses a problem, | Hotel,

seeks the best possible courseot
action, then doggedly institutes
the required action -- you maybe
assured he Intends to apply this
formula to the problems of the
country”,

One arsa ‘that engendered con
siderable discussion was the
Quebec question, Charles Bellane
gér, president of tho French Can.
lub in Terrace, pointed
out the difference in background
ard temperament of the people
of Quebec, due he felt, to the
entirely different way of Hie
in which he and many of his
fellow Canadians were raised,

“There is a problem,”. Mr,
Bellanger admitted, “but not an

unsurmountable problem. Tt will | in

take firm and falr leadership
at the Federal level to deal
with Quebec, as it will - with
many of the other provinces,’”

The next meeting of the Ter.
race Liberal Association, at
which everyone is welcome, was
announced for Thursday, Jatuary
18th: and will be held at the
Blue Gables restaurant,

Ie Liberals attended Gi] Rick Higga of Vancouver, and
breakfast mesting at the Lakelse Allan Hope af Prince Gebrge

Chatred by Skoena Liberal Cane
didate, Art Bates, the meoting
learned detaiis of the forthcom-
ing Leadership Convention from

Terrace Junior. Chamber —
makes bid for recruits.

Terrace Junior Chamber of)men's needa.’
Commerce announced this week
that ft vill launch a campaign
to recruit new members,

The announcement coincides
with Junior Jaycea weck observed
both Canada and the US.

A spokesman notes: ‘‘The Jay-
cees are an organization speci«
fically designed to meat young

business administration,
zing. the abilities of each mom-
er.’

Doug Williams at 635.5617
(after 6 p.m.) or Lee “Dennill

Jing Inquiries,

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