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$10-Qf17Award 'for the -eirhit t h a t best shows some 'aspect of health. They shared the awaril w i t h Nadia Cavecece, Lynn Betshaw and Cindy Johnson. Their exhibit waa a collection of information about drugs ap3 drug addiction. Other prize winners who will receive certificates and medals include: kindergarten prade 3 group exhibits. Mrs. Rutledge'@ olass Nechako, first; Whitesail Grade 2, second ; Mrs. Maleausk'w kindergarten,. Cormorant, third; individual' exhibits - Barry Sonnenfeld. first; Adrian MUir, second; . Jonathan Bently, third.

Gracies 4 and 5 biology categories were won by: Linda Silander and Donna Swick. first; Gordon A k e r , second; P a m Kessier, third; physlcal categories, Leona Flynn, first; John Mikkelson, second ; Glenn Morton and Gary Michel, third. I n grades 6 and 7 the *inners were: biology - Lorraine Konst and Lucy Czarnecki, f i r s t ; Wes Muir, Feeond; Sanora Stonge, Janice Provan and Wendy Campbell, third; physical -- Lars Hansen and John Trogi. first: Steven Bernauer, second ; Steve Potseuk, third. I n the grades 8 to 12 biology division Steve Belshaw placed second.

c a r inapccted before the race. Sponsors are needed t o help ............................................ ...................... these.bo?.s build their cars. Up to $45.00 will be allowed snent cn each car this year - minus the M-ht.cl, Anyone willing to sponsor a o Putting the l a w in Layboy a n d c a r should aet in men's Language Page 9. in-touch with John sdbtt a t 0 A kid with a future 632-7023. I Thew will be two age Page 7 . a The oolachans are here - g r o u p s participating - 11-13 and 12-15 years inclusive. A ' again - Page 7. winnt,r from each group plus @ Labour news - CarPefiters a winner for the best conbattle on - Page 3. structed c a r w-ill EO to Mission 0 Sports - Page 11. for t h r finals. Q Coming events - Page 12. . Lat y e a r , some pre-race a Outdoorsman - p a a e 12. competition was held between some of the W e r boys and e Letters - Page 2. girls. Dave Esau was over all cha@pion, while Torrace's MaGog downed Kitimat's May................................................................................... ............................................ ............................................ or 2t;'";"t of 2. .-

ed ifi iaci~g!'' M a r g Van HcrtLfaom CFTK is' issuing a challcnge. ;ig:-in this year. Marg along w i l h Joy Frechette. Shirley Eraid and Annette Rhindrcns \.ic-.d for honours in the Pow&.r Puff Soap Eox Derby last vea r.

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When contacted by the S e n tinel district manager Stnn P i 1 tterson explaincd :?:)mebody F ( : t t h e "wrong number" while doing regrnd:ng Lvork in the central office in K i t i m a t last Wednesday. The "wrong number" crlused a cnmpletc mix-up o f circu'ts that hac1 %.C. Tt.1 nicn scrntch!ng 'their hca..ls for ;i \vh;le.A s i i 1 e;ii!t of t h e crl.;r some nan~t.ei-.i i n t h e -6nflO +series and the -7000 se:.ic.s \vere knocked o u t . Telephones iiffectcd could n o t receive i n coming calls. B.C. Tel's public affairs man in F'rince George Ken Herodski explained "an ex. .

pansion error'' wa3 ni nde in the central exchange. "We are still gett:ng backlash from that and \vu h n p c .~ . it \\-ill be remedied 3 s soon a.4 possible." he said. The company is in th(' p!wcess of connecting aboiit 6c)O nrw lines into the syst.r.m :in11 a t the Fame time Y ~ \ . : s ~( ' IIII I ~ patterns in t h c central e s cha n g e. "It's very intricate n.i):,k:iix in theFe areas wifh t h o ~ ~ ~ , i h r l . i of circuits." he s a i a . "We a r e doing a lot o f \ \ . I ) I ~ in the area generally, k c , L . ] ) . ~ i g UP w i t h the to\\-n."

remembeph $or. his entertaining appeamnces with Kitiniat Players Mrcmgh the ye:irs. He served on the Io('w1 1967 Confederation cent en n i a 1 ci ini mittee-- q$sponsible f o r ere'('tion of the -museum b i i i l c f i n ~ . and myas *later appointccf t o t h e , museum's first board u f directors. De.eply concerned aboiit t h t ' protection of O.?II. cnvironmc,nl , he w a s a member of th;. l o l , . ~ l pollution control gi'oiip an11 served il term on t h c ~ X C Y . : I tive of the regional S.I'.E.C. g r o u p based in Sniitherx. Mrs. Donlon w-a.~', for ni;iny years head niirFr of t h c p:ii>diatrics wing :it I<itiin.lt G c n hccoiii:;i;: .I night siiper\.:=or s1io1.t Iy I)c,fore her t l c p a r i i i i ~ l;i.+.t f ; t i l . Sfie now h e a d s t h c I I I I L , . I ; ;

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EDUCATION COSTS AND THE PERCENTAGE OF YOUR PROVINCIAL BUDGET,-,

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The girl with the-gorgeous smile is the owner of a. talented voice as well. She's Jan Tennant, staff 'announcer with CBC Radio and television in Toronto; A former script assistant, Jan hosts her own program on the CBC's Toronto FM station and can also be heard performing regular announcing duties on t h e C B C Radio network. A n attractive announcer and a very attractive lady.

Her first professiona1 engagement was at the old Empire Theatre in Toronto. while still. in her 'teens. Since then, she- bas. appeared on stage. radio and television. Mrs. Fenneth ~ ~in pri\late t life, l she and her actor husband liye in a country home a t T~~~~ Cotta, Ontario. m e i r intereats

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Eedroom m c o U A N A D I A N ;T E ;G : ; B b c k - - 9 7 ~ ~ .k House ~ { Trailer Tless ?heels TROYAL. ION HALL FOR--MBET.. condition. Phone 632-7891 o r ' . for moving) c/w storag ' space .~ DANCES .'AND attached. Includes.view at 11 % p e t . lectric I Refrigerator,; CONVENTIQNS. C'O N'Propan'e . FurTACT; DON STICKNElP nace, Propane Stove, Wazher 19fj6 (Ihrysler- 2'door H . T . . - -6 3 2 - 2 7 3 9 . V X T C H l C N & b r y e r , etc. P.B.,a n d many; many RENfl'AL.S 'PHONE, MARJ ies. One owner. clean'well carl - Located at Mountain' Vie\+ THOMPSON 632-3062. Trailer Court, Prince Rupcrt, , 632-6569 after 5. . F o r inspection and tender Upper level of bui1ding for-rent s contact-C. M. --Deines, - at.Se-Mce.Centre. Suitable for 531 McBride St., Prince Rupto .suit. . offices. .Wfll __ renovate _____ ert phone 624-9141 or DiS$osP h o n i 632-7101-i3ays, evenings with'P.S., P.B., P.W., F. Seats, al..Deprrrtment, 3855 Kttchen. 19 er Street, North Burnaby, stereo, radio,-in excellent con' dition $3995 See at 95 Raley phone 291-2211, Local 266. 3 bedrcom split-level Town- or Phone 632-6042. 19 Tenders due by 12:OO Noon; houses in .private block. I April 26, 1972. 19 Car@eted living room or 1971 Datsun station ' wagon. panelled rumpus room Phone +6324030 6 p.m. which can be &ea. as bcdroom. Natural gas fridge and stove. Call King 632-7011. elevating top, low mileage, Sangstercraft deep-V, fibre. good condition; front wheel glass hull. 120 horsepow?r One room for gentleman. mount, trailer.- hitch, . etc. ._-Alcan -tvor$er no pr!c.in*: Mercruiscr Inboard:outV-oa!-d 19 Phone 632-5296. available. 41 Quail S : . Phone with Dower trim. Twin 18 gal632-2588: 19 lon built-in gas tankl;. Full Red and black 1969 Dodge Dart CnqDer b n + --;cy $sqfiP; ( d j . S\Vinge-. 310 - 4 barrel. hxrdPhone 624-3279 in P r i m e 3 bedroom Townhomes for top,. radio, power steering. . - 19 Rupert. rent, 1% baths, fridge and aiitomatic, excellent running ___. stove, full basement, elect_condition. Phone 632-3950 aft e r 5 p.m. 19
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,oca1 business f o r sale. real good money-mtiker. Should pay for its-lf with-in a year. . P.eply t o Box 305, Northe-n Erntinel Pres;. . -. 19 :arFer Shop fo- sale, barber re, rent tirin?., good l o c a t i o ~ lotv in Tckrncc. Phone 635-5081t 19 .

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nearly new rental furniture b.. a price you will be able to afford to pay. We rent or lease with option to p u r - , chase almost anything including televisions. Ask for Fred or Hans at Marshall, Wells or phone 632-2411 a t - ffn nights or 632-3632.
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mat Yacht Club. Phone 632-,1

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Maytag, 'Philco-Ford, Westinghouse TV and appliancea . . . get them all from Fred's Refrigeration Ltd. Sales and Service at Marshall Wells Store, Phone 632-3632 or 632-2411. tfn

Furnished room f o r one gentieman. Close' to City Centre. 19 B.C. Phone 632-7265. I Scts of documents a r e obSuite for rent, stove and Eridgc, tainable from these locations Phone 632-2241 after 5 p.m. upon deposit (refundable) of Kispiox River - fishing camp, 13 $25.00 certified cheque. payable 100 acres of coast scenery. to- the R iyer Gener&of ,Can-Worlds largest steelhr*i?. Olga Walker. RR #l, Hazel- One bedroom suite. Phcine (538- ada. Ten%-.rs must be submitted 7565. 19 on the forms provided and ac- A W a r m Welcome-Awaits You! ton, B.C.' Phone 842-5770 or cording to the conditions set 842-5435. , 3 * * * New 2 bedroom suite for rent, forth therein. 'I ne lo\\-est or any tender not necessarily acstove: fridge. private entFIRST UNITED CHURCH rance, big parking. for work- cept ed. 1 Kingfisher and Albatross W .G. Robinson, P. Eng., ing couple. or gentlemen. Dr. James E. McNeill, Ministel B. '2. Regional Engineer. _.. 17 .OO a.m. Morning Worship Nechako:' Phone 632-3268. 19

of asp!ialtic pavernynt: 8,200 square yards prfparation and I--.-rn*w=f*I200 fret of culverts of various sizes, etc.. a t h l , . r . i d ~Indian Reserve #2, 8 miles from I I t i m a t City, B.C. Tender forms. specifications and drawings will be exhibited a t Rcom- 403 - 323 Granville Street, Vancouver 2 . B.C., and at the office of the Supervisor, Terrace Indian- District, #215 4618 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace.

Sunday Masses: 8:30. 1O:OU ana 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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Apartments for rent. Mackenzie Management Ltd. Contact P.obert Gibson a t 632-7666. ffn

3 Volkswagen tires - one with rim $35; 1 chain saw $75: 1 wedding dress; white, size 12. lace over peau d'elegance, $50; 1 Simplicity supertwin washer/spinner, like new, $152. Phone 632-6870 after 5 p.m. 19 1965 Chev. Impala, 2 door. hardtop, excellent condition. Phone ._ 632-2694 after 5 p.m. 26 __ ____F'inest quality drape meterial. Drapes made to your order. 1968 Ford Mustang in excellent City Centre Hardware Ltd.. condition, .bucket seats, V-8 Phone 632-3522. tfn motor, tape deck. wide tires, low mileage. Offers to $1795. Phone 632-6579. 19 -__19" black and white TV port- . able. excellent condition $50. 1968 Firebird Sprint, O.H.C. enPhone 632-3567. 19 .gine, 4 barrel, 4-speed. positraction, power steering, Cibie lights, tachometer, deluxe in1970 Ford 9; ton heax:y duty, terior, new exhaust system, 9 360 V-8. Very low- mileage. tires all good: 4 winter studu-ith Camper. Sleeps 8 people, ded, 5 summer. Phone 632has bathroom and coppertone 7829 after 5:30 p.m. 19 ____. ___fridge, and stove. Phone days 632-6106. Nights 032-6200. 26 1964 Austin Healey Sprite convertible plus tonneau cover. very good condition, new paint, new rear end. 7 good 3 Rambler rims, 2 with summer tires $25 f o r the 3 ; 1 hood tires, 7 rims, $700. Phone 6323668. 19 fan for stove; 1 electric bar~._ - . be-que; 140 comic books $8 .for the lot. Black and white 1959 Vauxhall in good running order. Reasonably priced. television $75. Phone 632Phone 632-7713 or l-iew at 90 6968. 19 Li Ilooe t . 19
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e r platform, Kitimat, B.C. ReBy original owner - Pintail St. Room or room and board avail- fersnte No. CQ 6672. Spacious. 3 bedroom split . able. Phone 632-2404. 13 __ 1evG3. privately huilt, garage, fireplace, finished rec. room, Suite for rent with fridge and stove. View a t 81 Bittern beone full and 2 half bathrooms. fore 2:30 p.m. 19 Phone 632-3748 'for appolrizment. 21 -__3 bedroom 'condominium. White-

Your Local Authorized Mercury and 'Mercruiser Dealer tf

P a r t s & Service Dept. for Kitimat-Terrace area 0 Ranges Refrigerator Washers Dryers

NOTARY PUBLIC H. J. J O H N S T O N (Christian Brethren) 632-7308 - Y M C A Building Sunday 9:30 a.m. - The Lord's

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sail area. For Phone 632-7736.

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PRUDEN G- CURRIE LTD. REAL ESTATE

NEW P H O N E NUMBERS: 632-3146, 632-3147, 632-3148 or CALL OPERATOR
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Accountant required in local office. Please provide details of

Supper. 11:OO a.m. - Sunday School Wednesday 8:OO p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study (in various h on1es.

ERWIN JEWELLERS

101 S H E E T M E T A L ' P L U M B I N G & R O O F I N G LTD.

434 Enterprise Avenue

Call 632-6859

Hand engraved diamond setAng, jewellery repairs, dianonds inspected free of charge.
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A double bed. single bed: chest- 1960 Volkswagen. good running $125 or best offer. Phone 632erfield: chest of drawers; 19 EXCELLENT OPPORRTNTTY 2967. dec&, h b l e and chairs; fridge TO RESIDE I N B O O M I S G and vacuum clcaner. Phone KARTLOOPS. Qualified Rex1 632-6330 after 5 00 p.m 19 Estat e Salesmen tire requircd by K a m l o o p s largest and still One B-flat clarinet for snle rapidly expanding rea1 estate 1 9 1968 Chevelle. Contact Skeena Phone 632-7897. firni. Siiltsmcn specializing in Co m n 1(x r c i a 1 properties , R u r : I~ , Adjustors, 422 Enterprise Ranches and Resorts are re632-3829. Ave., Phone 1969 Volkswngcn Westphal required. ;IS \%.ella s Re.sidcmtCampcr. Can be seen at 29 ial s;ilcsmt'n. Thc Real Fkt:ite Snguenny. 19 Market i s booming i n t h c Kamloops region. so no\v is the time to take adwntiigc of t h i s rare opportunit y F n r f t i r Pup@es Shepherd Samoyed ther p:ii'ticula~-s - cajl M R . P . . Japanese .bear dog. Phone 19 h f 1 7 N N at 2 7 4 - 1 2 2 1 o r \vritt>: 632-6315 aftc.1- 6 p.ni. AKGI.:S R E A L ? 1 L T D , 1!)1 68 Husky 2.iO- Mot0 Cross Bike 1'ictori:i S ! . , Kamloopk. B . C . used for trail., riding. Can be All replies M - i l l b c kept in c o n ridden on the street. Extra fidence. spares included. Cost new $1400. Will sell for $550 fir-m. Housekeeper - two or three '' This bike is ifi excellent con- Would like to babysit in m y mornings per week. Phone o w n home. Phone 632-7893. ditiofi. Phone 635-7840 after 632-3303 after 4 p.m. 19 12 5 p.m. 19 I

work and educational ba('kground, age. m;irital status. present o r expcctt-d s:il;i:.v. Replies i n confidtsnce. --El)< 303, No;-thern Sentinel Pres.;. 19

Up and down. priL-nte1-y built. Main floor approximately 1.100 :q. f t . \vith 3 bedrooms. Ground floor 2 bedroom s u i t e . l y s e your present house equity as domm payment a n d let t h v b:isc.mchnt suitt. makc your payment;. To \.ic\r. C O N T A C T
D A V I D G. MOSS 632-5119.

Thiir-sday - 7:00 p.m Choir Practise Clerk of Session: Gordcn Knight 28 Bittern St Phone 632-3840 Organist a n d Director of Music: Joyce Knipht. A.L.C.M.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Lahzkas and Nalabila' Rev. lrvine Ross McKee, B.A. 9 : 3 0 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 3.n;. nil-ine Worship

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BEDROOMS $19,900 - re-vamped Kildnla home. features fireplace. vanity bathroom. m:iny b u i l t - i n s . garaRt1 n n d paved drive. To view C O N T A C T D A V I D G. M O S S 632-5119. - OPEN OPEN H O U S E - 1135 T W E E D S M U I R SRturdav. April 22nd from 2 - 5 p.m. HOUSE 3 bedrooms. 2 u p a n d 1 down. C;irport v-ith pa1.t.d dri\.e\vay. This N A T I O N A L Home has ni:iny added interior features. Drop in and discuss with K A Y S C H O O L E Y o r P H O N E 632-6692 o r 632-3146. N U M E R O U S C U S T O M E R S W A I T I N G f o r t h e right hoilst' t o rome u p . Are y o u thinking of stTllinx b u t dislikv thc idca o f trying to f i n d a w-illing : i n d able buyer 7 T t ' i ; triic. it (*;in be embarrassing. This is where %-e leaving everything t o ynur agent. you tonic' in nc7c.d n e v c r see t h e purchaser-. I f interested in the m:irket v a l u e of your home. phone v-ithout obligation R O N K A S S I E R 632-7361 o r 632-3146. EXECUTIVE HOME 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms. poqsihlc 4 . h t ~ : i i 1 1 1 f i i l dci,or. good 1oc:ition F o r info:.m.r!ion t o \'I<'\\ C A L L I S O B E L R I P L E Y 632-6790. R E A L ESTATE: MANAGER-MR.
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- _ KITIMAT ALLIANCE CHURCH 1417 Cormorant Street Phone 632-2514 James R. Sawa'tsky. B.R.E.,B.A. Minister

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piwcs for your ntbw Spring hairstyle. F o r an appointnient please phone H E L G A at 632-6926
Owner and operator a t 80 Swallow St.

P TE AN BT E E R C N O A S C TL AE L 1340 Kingfisher Avenue Rev. R. W . Starett. Pastor Phone 632-6012 Siinday School - - 1 1 : O O a.m. 3Tornin.c Service -- - 11 :@O a.m. 7 : O O p.m. -- Evening Evang~

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R O N I i A S S I E R 632-7361 D A V E MOSS 632-5119 . INSURANCE - C A M

KAY SCN OOLE E ' 6.7 2 - 669 2 ISOBEL RI I'LE Ti 632 - 6790
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F I R S T RA.PTIST C H U R C H . 8.40 Coliimbia - Ph. 632-6015 Rev. Peter Bueckert, Minister B.A. B.D.

For l o w e r prices and friendly service shop J r l y suggest Bird. Y io ou n1 s a r e always welcome.

9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 11:OO a.m. -- Morning Service 7:15 p.n;. - Evening Service

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'ALACE OFFICE CLEANERS tf n 632- 6755

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Ooolachan grease. was the, most valuable commodity rendered from the:spring Farvest of the fish high in oil yontent. Even today traditional methods and utensils.are used t o render t h e fat out. In the old days, oolochan grease brought up,to $15 per gallon, so they say. .The choice fish in the catch
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--The C,ub and Scout Hobb: Show April 27 throug! May 7. .. ~ . . -me S c o u t , Camporee 5 Victoria Day week-enc . , hosted this ,year by Princ Rupert Scouts and tenta .tively planned t o be hell on Digby Island. Local co ordinator for this event i Assistant Regional Corn missioner. Graham Nor . . . "man. -The Cub Camp with a 1 Kitimht packs participat ing to be held a t Lakelse June 9 t o 11..Registratiox for this event is <hecessar ily. limited to: *.:about Fit boys so seniority in thc pack and me& will bt , given priority. -April 15, last day for ap plications. t o P r i.n c George headquarters, foi Summer C u b Camps a! Camp Hughes and the 2 . u t nxlLixthi

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s w k e r will be Vancsuver eral, and if the Attorney-Gen ombudswoman a n d social - eral refuses t o make this ,, worker-Mrs. Rosemary Brown. report public then there can
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Gerry Grant, manager of Crown Zellerbachs forest division in Kitimat, has left to

dren, has been with CZ for 20 y8ars. Grant joined the company 18 years ago.
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dential to retail so he can allow the public to use his res taurant, but he got a luke warm reception from councir, except for Aid (Bmyay. Banyay said i t was about time council took . a - aerio~is - -- . - -,look at this, particularly as they had deferred it for so long. But Mayor John Springer . reminded Ald Banyay of the petition a year or so ago from nearby residents opposing a change to retail zoning. k l d Edith Angle moved t h a t the application bC refused. I am prepared t o l o o k a t some other kind of application, but not t h i s one, she said, Ald Banyay replied angri- ly: We are always pushing
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The arena is currently satisfactory condition, i t reported to Kitimat Reci tion Commission. The only exception, reci tion Director Harry MoreL told the commission. is purlin which has failed. On two occasions during winter it was necessary clear snow off the roof cause of the weight, factor, said, and there was no pa cular reaspn at this time any further checks.
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take u p a, position with the firms Portland operation. Grant came to Kitimat in December 1968 and s.nce t h p ! time has been a director of the Rotary C l u b a n d vicc-president of the Chamber of Commerce.
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1584 . . . . . bnsists . of: . .Wade. , - W * , Colin ,Lcmay. Adrfenne '. Bode. Dea-nna Holmberg, Tom-. . . . my .Eieating. . , . . . Team Hi One: , . BOYS' Barcr-s .H~*'T .W . . O .: .. ,879 . . .
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The First Baptist &adies ., Missiol) Group will hold a t;he Kitimat General Hoipirummage sale on April 28_th*- tal, March 51, 1972, a son, 4 a t 1O:CO a:m. The sale will be David Raymond, weight, at 840 Columbia Street. Dona1 ounces. eight pounds, 1 % tions of used clothing wpuld b Thorn - to Mr: and Mrs. Rob+be appreciated. For pickup e r t m o m a t W.e .Kif@at call 632-3326 and 632-2483. ., General Hospital, April 3, ..8 : 3 9 1972, a daughter, Andrea Tamitik' Swing Th&, April Lee, weight, nine pouhds, 9 ! C 29 and 30. Workshop Satur- * 13 ounces.. ,c:i day 2 p.m. a t YMCA, Evening Wallden - t o .Mr. and Mrs. Dance Saturday 8:30 p.m.. - &uno . Wallden at. the- Kiti- 2 " ; . -YMCA. Hot meal a t midnight, m a t General Hospital, April . dancing afterwards until ? -3, 1972, a daughter, Nina, .: Splash P a r t y and Fun Badges, Helena, w e i g h t, eight )<-,z Sunday 10:30 a.m., Sam Lindpounds, 13 ounces. 1 say Memorial Pool, bring your Rowlands - t o Mr. and Mcs. . L ' . bikini! For billets or reservaRon Rowlands at the Kiti-..?: tions contact Mrs. J. Florea, - - . m a t General Hospital, ApriP t ; . . -ten -anp5, 1972, a son, Glen Lionel, i . i : r% his office is a pleasant one, * material to buil'd a t r a y or weight, seven pounds, nine.;-;;'; i t doesn't leave the youngster There will be a Dominion S-hooks, weave a rack with .. r{ ounces. .. with fearful associations. Day committee meeting 7:30 green sticks across the back Dickson - t o Mr. and Mrs. . ; p.m., April 23 in t h e Elk's . The dental' profession - of 'eaoh fish to hold them Hugh Dickson a t the Kiti- : I : > Hall. All interested parties open (Ciese can be pointed changing With the times m a t General Hospital. A ~ r i l -,-r I Keeping the public in mind., .and passed through the sk a r e requested to attena. r9. a daughter. Lbuise Gar~ - . ~ * D 4 tha, we'ght, 'nine pounds. TO? The monthly meeting of Janas - to Mr. a n d Mm. 14 R.N.A.B.C. will be held in Frank J a n a s at the Kiti- . ;..*. Nurses Lounge K.G.H., Wedm a t General Hospital, AphE z i nesday, April .19th, 1972 at 10, 1972; a -son, Keith Allan, : ' - I 7:30 p:m. A clinic on "Total weight, eight pounds, five ' c t Hip Replacement" will be ounces, -1 r : held. . L e e - to Mr. and ME. John :-I STARTS SOON! * * * Lee a t the Kitimat General T h e regular meeting of the Registrations for Spring League a r e now being accepted at the -Hospytal, April 11. 1972, a %First Baptist Ladies Mission daughter, Jade Kim Ching, , it; Bowling Alley and play is expected t o start soon. Group will be held on Thursweight, seven pounds, 14 , day, April 20 a t 8:OO p.m. at ounces. 36 Pintail. Guest speaker w i l l Hegman - to Mr. and Mrs. ; I be social worker Lyle Pet& Murray Hegman a t the Kit- -: * imat General Hospital. on T h e United. Church Women April 1'7, 1972, a daughter, . - w i l l hold a new to you sale in Christina cayle, weight, the basement of the United seven pounds., 5 4 ounces. Church on Saturday, April 22 Boguski to 'Mr. and ME. ; f r o m 1O:OO a.m. to 12:OO noon. Joseph Boguski a t the KitiCome out for the bell ringing mat General Hospital, April bargains. Mrs. Janet MacDon12. 1972. a daughter, Cherald 632-7383. nlei Jo-Ann. weight, 'eight . * pounds. 11 ounces. Modern abstract paintings R o a c h - t o Mr. a n d Mrs. Dale by contemporary Dutch artists Roach a t the Kitimat Genefwill be on display a t the Kitia 1 Hospital, -April 15. 1972. mat Museum from &larch 28th a son, Lome Stanley, weight, to April 20th. eight pounds, one ounee. c
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truly one of the old style rafwould have been a tie betweer t e r - shaking political orators Education Minister Donalc and Herb Capozzi, fhe quickest Brothers who h u n g a n i i k e i *wit in the house. snapping. turtle on the Bil Three issue and Bob William! most "non-npnsense" who was -continuously hithing Lands and performance _ _ _ lagisiative ttieatre. _ _ _ __ hard on -Duffer&, --%heeorrtfsti'orexs Minister R a y WillisMost versatile actor versial Kamloops area muniton, who does less politicking Don e r s h a l l who turned from cipality. The award must gc than anyone in the house. He Socred- to Conservative in the to Brothers, however, because has the interesting knack of dying days o f t h e legislative Williams did stop ,hitting being able t o take his job session: In one of his earlier when a Vancouver newspaper but not -himself seriously. speech- this year he noted, played up a North Vancouver Quite a Eew Socreds wish he "we Wve been treateq very 4 a 7 R U would seriously c0mkh-t % fairly a'fd the northern deyelidea of leading the party when . . . Best leading lady opment of this p-rovince and Premier Bennett retires. the award must go t o all five t h e growth of the northern of them. The 1ady.member.s . . . Man showing the most part of this pTovince wU1 conalways bring out the best in Robert Wenman promise tinue be-se of this very dyBennett - even NDP's Eileen (SC-Delta) who, in his early + namic Ibndget.? Daliiy. thirties, could m a k e - a n exMost lack-lustre percellent cabinet minister. He . . . Most relaxed - a tie formance - Omositfon Leadis idea-prone and appears to between Municipal Affairs er j ~ ~ + & B ? + ~ , & appeared -~h~ be well organized. The Only Minister Dan Campbell E U oft-,. yb.Iy. weary. of ~s problem is, Bennett does not Frank Calder (NDP-Atlin). mas to the &*like to appoint young minis. . . Member who tries tl cid iqbiiiet. H&, soon gave up ters, so Wenman will .have t o hardest - William Hartlt on IearIy. effort3 to -provide alstudy his options carefully if (NDP Yale-Lillooet), who. ternate .pl%p6sals b governhe wants t o get anywhere. m y figuring is correct, sul ment poi5cy. '. $,Liberal Leader Pat, Ak-eer p j c k e d ' u p that . . . Best smile - no, not mitted more private membc bills than anyone. Traditiona gart ~ t muCh;more h strength Bennett, but Leo Nimsick. ly. such bills are talked, ou than..zn&y people thought he veteran NDPer from Kootenay who remains unflappable, even but Hartley continues to gc coutd show. . . . Most colorfur action - when t h e house is coming all the mileage he can out ( them and goes to considerabl a tie *tween Robert Strachan, down around him. trouble to get them set u] f o & @ N D P leader, who lis Most persistent - i t . . . Finest laugh - goes t Dr. Howie McDiannid (SCA berni) who has a way of burs1 ing into a thoroughly cnjoyabl chuckle when he is amuse a t something he said in speech. Incidentally a numbe of people have suggested h might r u n against fellow med ical m a n . Scott Wallace i: Oak Bay. since h e has decide1 to move his family to Wctorii to be closc to a iiniversity. Hi 1 o n l v comment thus f a r is : 1 mischevioun-sounding "it i s ai I inter'e.;tinF thought."

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performance, o C O I I ~ S C . is s e t for J a n r i a r y 1973. a n d if m0.d of the serrr a r c corrcct. t h r r c \xSill be man! ne\<: players a n d R number 0: old one.; missin,c. General con. s e n S i I R i s that an election wil be called lvithin a few week5 o r else in A i i e i i e s t , the yam< a s it w n s three yaqrs aEo Some s a y Bennett is anxious igh-thrust, weedless model for operation in deep water w i t h 360 to get into the f r a v whilc degree steering, stainless :+eel* reed volves. Light, just Fishermen o n d f a m i l y boatmen can have a b i g r e t u r n others siireest hc \vi11 want gas 34 Jbs., tunk.compact Y368 for Portability w i t h separate 2.5 gal. on their investment w i t h t h e grab-and-go power o f this to catch t h p teacherg unormotor. Reliobls, quiet o n d light, it has plenty of power t o plane fishing boots. T h e corbuietor's one-barrel, ganized during siimmpr vacahos fixed high o n d odjustoble low speed tion. jets. Starting i s manual, but easy. Meanwhile. T hope, in m y c Y374 next three columns. t o take a close Imk at public housing, the- British Columpia Rarilway HOURS: Tues., Wed., T h u s . , Sat. and .the provincikl govern- rrlONE 632-2115 OF I , 301 CITY CENTRE 9130 6:OO ment's environmental and l a n d T o l l Free Zenith 6810 Friday 9:30 9:OO use committee.

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beverages during a n d after the a strong dramatic, contrast. Persons interested in ?bOther segments included t a k i n g more informaton reperformance. Comedy wasj&g mat evenfolk ,songs by Sue Unia and garding the Kitimat Players T o m Bennett and poet@ from . ing. Short plays such as Here Mavis and Alex Holm. All in W,e Are: (directed by Dayle my) Maid t o Marry -(diall, a well-cflosen padrkige . y?ith something ,for everyone. . rected by TTrry Eastman) and especially, The Coi4iest AfThe evenmgs e n t e r t a i m e n t , There will bo a Tamitik ternoon. of- the .Year (directed was produced by She-la Borsw:ng Thru April 28 by Jack Feka) kept all presman who indicated that the . 29. s x c e s s of this &offee house e n t amused an.dmaze-d. A I t wlll begh- with a- w more seriou,s-pla>- (an ex- -could well lead to future ofshop Ssturday at .2:00 p.m. eerpt from of plric-e and Ken feqings in a similar ix~fonnal a t 3 2 YMCA and be followed setting. . . (directed by Jim Brown) w a s by a dance in the eveping._,
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R F S O f tiny white daisies Matron of honour w a z - t h e highlighted ~ ~ the~ fitted i bodice ~ brides S%kr, ,Mrs. Denise b d we dainty stand u p colGibbons, and * bridesmaid was lar. .&ong sleeves were also -,Miss Diane Popp. Sisters of Robert Lee McElmy.Of sur t r i h m e d with white daisies at bride, Miss .Lori Barsiscale rey9 formerly Of KItimat, h a-t.he -cuff. A floor-length train - a n d Miss Theresa Barriscale, On Sunday there will be a recent - wedd~ng--Feremo!Q* . of. white velvet -fell fr5m the, _were-juni.or,..bridesmaids. splash - m e a n d , fun badges___. -Little, - L i 8 L ! b b h & t h e - Vows were--exchanged o n , shouldersa t the Sam Lindsay Memoria1 rides tiered veil-was Crides neiCe, WilS flower $$rl March 25 +the ChuYch of. Pool beginning a t 10:30 a.m. and her brother Michael wad t i k e d wifh tiny daisfees and F o r billets or -reservations Christ the King with Father was caught with a high se &e Mrs. J. Florea, 5 Bunting . W.MacDonald conducting the / bride-maids wore ./ tiara. service. . Street, Kitimat. matching floor, ,length 5 gowns of deep purple and shocking
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