Meet Miss Mildred Mouw, age
8% years of 759 Williams Road
in Richmond, B.C., recently sel-
elected ag this year's. “Tammy"
symbolic of Crippled Children
for the coming Easter Seals Ap-
- peal, ;

Mildred was born with Spina-
Bifida, a crippling disease of the
spinal column. She wears braces,
uses crutches, and is presently
undergoing some therapy treat
ment, Her brothers name is Ron-
ald

This year SIXTY Lions Clubs
plus other affiliated groups in
the province hope to realize a
goal of $115,000 through the sale
of Easter Seals. Each Club has a
quota to reach in their area.
With business, employee groups,
and special bequests the BC.
Society of Criplled Children
must raise $175,000 during the
year to continue its extensive
services to these handicapped
children.

The Easter Seal Appeal is con-
ducted annually the last three
weeks in March through until
Easter Sunday. “Tammy” will
mail out 500,000 Easter Seal let-
ters this year in B.C,

The following ten tax reductions are now In effect:

1. All meals are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

2. School supplies are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

3. Clothing and footwear for children under fifteen is exempt
from the 5% S.S. Tax.

4. Library books are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

5. Magazines, Periodicals and Newspapers are exempt from
the 5% S.S. Tax.

6. Confections are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

7. Candies are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.
8. Soft Drinks are exempt from the 5% S.S, Tax.

9. Non-profit organizations operating community projects are
exempt from the Provincial Real Property Tax.

10. Community Halls are exempt from the Provincial
Real Property Tax.

, GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

HON. W. A. C. BENNETT G. S. BRYSON

Premier and Minister of Finance. Deputy Minister of Finance.

TERRACE "“Omineca”” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA Wednesday, April 6, 1966
Ce Ded .
“TAMMY” for 1966

Coin Collectors
To Hold Meeting

Awards will be presented in
eight competitive exhibit categor-fa :
jes at the 1986 National Coin‘
Week Convention to be held at
the Hotel Simon Fraser, in Prince
George, April 23 - 24. Competitive
exhibit classes will include: Canam
dian Coins, Foreign Coins, Goldijam
Coins, Specialized, US. Coins,
Paper Money, Tokens and Medals’
and Junior. aa

The research committee of thea
Prince George Coin Club has uni@a
covered two unlisted Hudson Ba i .
tokens, These are of considerablefa™
interest and value as they are the e|
only two of this kind ever know 1 ae
and will be a special feature aif
the convention room. _—_

Another outstanding attractions
will be a complete display ol haa
Prince .George’s own famous
‘Spruce Dollars.” The Chamber oie
Commerce has issued these ‘unl

id
b

1958 and this year they have hone
ored the Prince George Coin Clutfime
by striking another Spruce Dollattmm
— their 30th issue since 1958.
During National Coin Week thi gaa
club will show free films, hold tel
évision programs, school essays
competitions and have coin dis#
plays throughout the City.
The Prince George Numismati¢
Society won first prize last yeara
for their publicity of their hobb
and this year their efforts a
being aimed at a US Internationalf
first place win. Major dealers from’
various parts of Canada and the
bet States are expected to at]
end. Bt
The tremendously increasing in-!

terest in numismaties during the a
past few years has resulted in a #
steady increase in the membership ‘%
of the club, meeting every 2nd ‘9
Monday of each month in the lib- if
rary of the Connanght Elementary 4
School, Films, lectures, social {}
events and an auction sale are ar. | :
Tanged for each meeting.

Anyone interested in becoming
a member is asked to contact pre:
sident, Dick Robinson of the Prince -
George Coin Shop at LOgan 3-1974. :

ae
There will be 225 bilingual host-
esses to help visitors to Expo.
Many of them will speak three or
four languages.

MA ED ff

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Store Hours §
THURSDAY, §&
APRIL 7 yo
9am,to9pm &
* q -
GOOD FRIDAY @
Closed ,

*

SATURDAY,
APRIL 9

9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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* i

‘MONDAY,
APRIL 11

Closed
*

Terrace Merchants}
Association =