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. Terrace, B.C.

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SUSTAINING SOME TERRIBLE INJURIES and smiling through the whole operation is
Mary Auckland (centre) of Terrace as she volunteer for simulated injury during a special
course being held here today, Thursday and Friday. The course is being offered by ithe
Civil Defence division and will teach ‘the art of simulating injuries of all descriptions MAME os csesseesdisemanuneenazeien
through the use of special make-up. and acting techniques, Sessions are being held in
the Community Centre with candidates coming from Prince Rupert, Kitimat and Smith:
ers as weil as Terrace. In this photograph Jack Franks (left) of Prince Rupert and Mrs. CITY/TOWN
Doug Renshow (right) of Terrace apply fake wounds to Miss. Auckland’s: arms. ,

ADDRESS oo.

Gallantry Awards
Go To Scouts

His Excellency the Governor-
General, in his capacity as Chief
Scout for Canada, has granted
awards for gallantry to several
boys in the Scout Mavement in
British Columbia.

Receiving the Silver Cross for
Gallantry is Wolf Cub -William
Gordon Waite of the 1st Pouce
Coupe Cub Pack. Cub Waite earn-
ed this recognition for his gallan-
try and promptness in performing
a swimming rescue of another boy,
of almost the same age and weight
as himself, when the boy got into
difficulty in the Pouce Coupe
river and was in danger of drown-
ing.

Scout William. Dwyne David
Dunkley of the 2nd Prince George
Scout Troop has been awarded a
Medal for Meritorius Conduct for
the courage and fortitude display-
ed by him, despite a severe phy-
sical handicap, as he made steady
progress in both his schooling
and scouting. He is an example of
good citizenship to his fellows.

Also receiving a Medal for Mer-
itorius Conduct is Wolf Cub Leslia
Shuert, Port Kells and Scout
Darryl Clifford LaPlante of Burn-
aby, Patrol Leader Stanley Doug-
las Ayres of Victoria receives a
certificate. Each. of these boys
performed a meritorius act in sav-
ing small children from fires in
their homes. .

Scout Grant Thomas Baird of
Victoria receives a Certificate for
Gallantry for rescuityg his father
who had been injured in a water
skiing accident.

AROUND the TOWN

Mrs. Florence Sikler of Vancou- . ; Sure is! She's already finished a big beautiful wash. Automatically.
ver is spending a couple of weeks — And now it’s crying Automatically..Megnwhile she’s waltzing
visiting with friends. Mrs. Sikler| . . ' through washday. lroning? There won’t be much of that, either. —
left Terrace two years ago to make _ - , Things come smoothly from a dryer. So there’s more time for
her home ‘in the south. : , * . ‘ae ft * . ak:

nen shopping, sewing or waltzing if you wish. The newest.
Mrs. Joe McNaughton and in-] . - clothes dryers and washers are at. your appliance dealer's now. | -

fant son Brian, are expected home é ; ay : _.
Saturday after a visit to London, » Don’t wait too long. The next waltz is yours.

England and Glasgow. "Mrs Mc: . - Another reason to see your dealer NOW! Many dealers
" Naughton and her son left Terrace . =: ; ———
by air on October 5 to visit with ees _ are offering an opportunity to win ex
friends and relatives in the British
Isles; © --  - Lo
penne a eremanel
; CENTENNIAL MEMO
__ There was a hanging at Victoria KELVINATOR: MOFFAT
October 26,. 1680 when RS. ’ _ GENERAL ELECTRIC’ KENMORE: McCLARY-EASY “SPEED
Sproule paid the supreme penalty|- a , ~INGUIS, - MAYTAG” RCA. WHIRLPOOL THOR
for the murder of Thomas Hammill . cs te , ae : wo
at Kootenay Lake, June 3, 1685.