Wednesday, April 6, 1966

TERRACE “Omineca'’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA:

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Pleased to hear that the Indus-
Marial Relations Board rafused the
Mameirena Association the right to
meemake deductions from payroll
parheques,
i Of course we must realize that
; any organization there are al-
Mevays those individuals who pro-
Hose ultra-terrific schemes to take
Money from our pockets, and this
meerne is as ridiculous and narrow
minded as they come. Naturally
@hey’re not completely to blame
mes it’s always quite easy to sway a
Troup of people in favor of these
chemes. |
aaa Anyway the working man today,
maeas enough payroll deductions and
meaecre such a scheme fo go ahead,
would be only justified for the
meemployee to fell the employer to
gaeo to hell, but of course what em-
Reeeeloyer would be ignorant enough
mao accept this idea in the first
Meelace, as it would reflect on his
memusiness and could hurt him fin-
maticially,
m The Arena Project is a worth-
meevhile cause, but to have the re.
arpect of a town it mustn't come
mip with such hairy schemes.
Roland J. Chenard

Barney Potts Will

. Ld °.
Jisit Loggers ‘spiel
m Barney Potts, well known radio
mand television personality from

@ Vancouver will head the entertain-

= ment program at the eleventh an-
ma nual Loggers’ Bonspiel banquet
mr and social Saturday evening, April

m9,

i 636s The: event will be held in the
= Community Centre. Tickets are
available at Miller's Men's Wear,
ms Mac’s Barber Shop or the curling

a rink. :

: Ladies Curling Club
a Busy Closing Season

m An executive meeting of the
5 Ladies Curling Club was held at
m the home of vice president Mrs,
m Frank Skidmore on Monday eve-
| ning to make “close of the season”

. plans.

7 The last meeting of the season
m Will take the form of a pot luck
= supper. This will be followed by a
Ma general meeting and social to

| which guests will be invited. The

# event will be held in the Elks
m Hall on Saturday, April 16 at 6:30

: p.m.

Final arrangements were made
am for convening the Men’s Loggers’
& Bonspiel buffet supper to be held
a in the ‘Community Centre on Sat-
om urday, April 9.
® Tickets for the event are avail-
able at the Curling rink.

==

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Last weekend a group of Terrace
young people, mostly in their
teens, formed a young peoples
branch of the New Democratic
Youth of British Columbia. The
association, which will be known
as the Terrace and District New
Democratic Youth Club, is believ-
ed to be first ever organized by
any political party in northern
British Columbia,

At a banquet held Saturday eve-
ning in the Lakelse Hotel Banquet
Room, inaugural ceremony was
Berformed by Collin Gabelman of
Vancouver, president of the New
Democratic Youth of B.C. The
group has some 18 members at the
present time.

NDP Members

Honor Sawicki’s

Presentations were made to Mr,
and Mrs. John Sawicki following
a business meeting of the New
Democratic party on Saturday eve:
ning.

Mr. Sawicki was presented with
sealskin slippers and Mrs. Saw-
icki was given a corsage and
broach and earring set.

Mr. and Mrs. Sawicki have been
a hard working couple with the
NDP organization in Terrace, They
have left Terrace to’ spend their
retiring years in southern B.C,
but will vacation for a time. be-
fore settling down,

Frank Howard MP for Skeena
made the presentations.

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