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1 SOFTBALL NOTES:
Carefree days “ahead (we hope)

for league! president Ted Gough

who is going on a well-earned vaca-

‘The = .. _
Recreation ‘Comer who

vas by "Ray ‘Sénierville i “We welcome Curly. and ‘his. Co:
"owe ne op Clubbers‘to the league.'To any
_.Gréat Seottl-At long last, a new | 00° driving Past the Rotsry Far

i t Sunday: .
kitchen for the, Community Cen- nex i
tre, work now underway by North- ‘No, that's not the chain gang
ern Sash and Door. -_ ;

Glad to see so many guys and
girls going at table tennis and bad-
minten daily and most ‘evenings.
No need to mention that new,
crazy, plastic bat and ball. Every-
body" loves ‘itt

ers rolling: away the boulders.
Maybe we should just hide ‘em in
the grass, guys!"

i
Water and fireworks displays
will be a nightly feature at Expo
67.

Summer Bowling Hours
TUESDAY, THURSDAY EVENINGS — 7 TO 11:30 P.M.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY — 2 P.M. TO 11:30 P.M.

%& ~~ Reservations For Group Bowling ANYTIME *

BARNEY'S BOWL

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boards than any other, The reason?
Very simple... fishermen every-
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dependable performance... the kind
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Horse doesn't let you down whea
the going gets tough!

Choote from five quiet
and iightwelght Sea-
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all use the naw money:
aaving 50:1 gas/all mix
and don't require expen:
alive marines gas or spe-
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‘em up with a full 2-yoer
Warranty thet includes
both parts and labor}

2 YEAR WARRANTY

For twanty-four months after
purchase, Johnson Motors will
raplace, without cost to the
original purchaser, any part of
Its manufacture which upon in-
spection proves to have fallod
In normal use dua to faulty ma-
terial or workmanship,

&

Business Opportunity

Would prefer a combination sees. service dealership,
Excellent opportunity for the right person.

- YOUR ENQUIRIES INVITED!
write ,

A. R, Phillips, Soles Manager,
.¢/o Hoffars Limited,
1645 West Ist Avenue, ‘Vancouver 9, B.C,

or phone
‘ Vancouver, 731 6111.

Johnson =
is first in dependability

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busting rocks. That’s the softball:

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cessful achievement.

ATTENDING A THREE-DAY LEADERSHIP training course
held recently in Prince George, were (left) Brownie leader
Mrs, Gerard ten Wolde, and (centre) Guide leader, Mrs.
Tom Kenna and (right) Mrs, Harry Smith, all of Terrace.
staff photo

A GUIDE CITIZENSHIP badge i is added to Gayle § Searnan |
other badges by Rceve A, F, Goulet following Gayle’s suc-

staff photo

OBITUARY

MRS, WALTER A YEO
Vancouver, B.C,

‘Funeral services were held in
Vancouver Tuesday afternoon,
June 28, for Isabella Mary (May)
Yeo, wife of Walter Yeo, former
Reeve of Terrace. Mrs. Yeo passed
away in Vancouver General Hos-
pital on Saturday, June 25,

Simmons & McBride Funeral
Home in Vancouver was in charge
of funeral arrangements. Inter-
ment was made in Oceanview Cem-
etery, Pallbearers were Bill McRae,
Dudley G. Little, Gordon Rowland
and Roy Meyers of Terrace, Tom

‘nelly of Chicago.

The late Mrs, Yeo was born in
New Zealand on September 27,
1924, She came to Canada while
an infant with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Samuel Jaffray to live
in Saskatchewan. Later the family
moved to British Columbia, She
was mafried to Walter -Yeo on
November 24, 1945. In the Spring
of 1956 the Yeos arrived to make
their home in Terrace during
which time Mr. Yeo was Reeve of
Terrace Municipality. They left
Terrace in 1965 to make their
home in Tsawwassen,

Mrs. Yeo leaves to mourn her
loss, her husband, Walter, two
sons, William, 18 and Ralph, 17:
two daughters, Mrs. K. (Donna)
Kopala of Surrey and Ruth Mary
“Dixie”. age 13 as well as her
parents who make their home in
Vancouver.

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Lapidary Clab
Sees Slides

The regular meeting of Terrace
Lapidary Club was held In the
Community Centre on June 26.

Mrs. Yvonne Lever displayed
pieces of Jasper and other agates,
as shells taken from the banks of
Lake Huron.

Rudy Gardner showed alldes of
the May-Day parade including the
club's float “SS Rockhound.”

Pictures were shown of the
Monte Lake and Kiteen areas as
well as other B.C. scenes, —

The next meeting of the club
will be held on July 24 in the club
room at the Community Centre.

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Where are

TERRACE

ALWAYS - ‘BEEN DRIP

CENTENNIAL MEMOS
In 1696 at Romland, Rev. He
ty Irwin wrote, “Thera. are. 6
of us here, mostly-in shacks,
one good suit’ of clothes. whi ]
wear in the ‘streets. on Sunday :

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36° Hours
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Starring: James Garner,
Rod Taylor, Eva Marie Saif
Shorts: Dr. Jekill & Mr. Mom
Out at’ 10:10 ea)

Saturday Matinee:

The Castilian
Starring: Broderick Crawfo
Frankie Avalon, Caesar Ron
Shorts: Two Cartoons 3M
Out at 4:00 .-:

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Mon. Tues. Wed. July
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A Fascinating Drama
Starring:
Maxmillian Schell, Ingrid Th:
Shorts: .
Wet Hare. Goodie Goad Deed.
Out at 10:00 :

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Friday Saturday ' July 1,

Young Fury §
Western in Color and Cinemasco;

Starring: :
Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo

Shorts: Gosdle Good Deed. Laddega
Up. The Wandering Wind &

Friday, Saturday July 8, :
The Hounds Of Thi

Baskerville
In Color ©
A Sherlock Holmes Drama,
Starring: €
Christopher Lee, Peter Cushin
Shorts: Prince Violent.. Cheyen
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