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Lee heads concert group

Alaska Trails contract signed

Official announcement of the
contract was antiouced at the
Srrual moeting of the Association

The first of four concerts is

scheduled to take place at Skeena
Secondary Auditortum, Novem
ber 2, with Danish baritone Akset
Sehtatz as featured artist.

Hection of officers for the
68.69 concert season took placa
with Dr. R. E, Lee electedpresi-
dent. Mrs, Marylin Davies was
elected Vicopresident and W. G,
Milliken, treasurer, Mrs, Sylvia
MacDonald will be secretary,

A spokesman for the associas

tion sald that a two-week mem-
bership drive is planned for the
early part of September, If
Sufficient funds are ralsed ste
dents will be admitted to con
certs without charge,

Announcement of the dates of
performances will also be made
during the September drive.

All concerts are scheduled for
Saturday nights in Skeona Secon.
dary Auditorium,

DR. RB. E. M. LEE

The Terrace Concert Associae
tlon has signed a contract with
Alaska Music Trail,

Cubs to benefit
from moms’ sale

Sixth Terrace cub pack benes

fitted Saturday (June 1) when | J

fited Saturday Gune 1) when
cubs’ mothers held a bake sale
at the Terrace Cosop,

They raised $69 from thesale,
Including three cash donations,

Mothers’ organizational work
was handled by Joyce- Shaigee,
Dorothy Foreman, Lilly Maris.
Akela, Alice De Lange helped at
the booth. ake prt

Butterfly cake prize went to
In A Roper.

TERRACE HOSTS
W.I. CONFERENCE

Terrace hosts a district cone
ference of the Women’s Institute
une 22,

Members of the institute’spro-
vincial board will attend the one-
day meeting at Skeena Secondary
school,

Terrace W. I, have been pres
paring for. the conference by
holding bake sales,

Conference theme will behome
economics,

Conference program also calls
for a tour of local attractions
and points of interest,

Skeena

Hotel

changes hands

A former Nakusp man has purchased the Skeena Hotel

Legion won't
spend fund

Legion members have decided
not to spend their one million
dollar Centennial Fund untilafter

The decision was made at the
Royal

ticton, The 5 day bu
sion which ended May’

gates,

Delegates attending“ ‘the cone
ference agreed that the interest
and principal of the Centennial
fund should not be touched until
a firm policy on the use of the
funds had been approved, -

The original pian for the fund
was to establish means to per-
petuate the aims and objectives
of the Legion in future years,

Other business approved atthe
convention was the milliondollar
budget for the year and the elec-
tion of Robert Kohaly, a 47 year
old lawyer from Estevan, Saskat»
chewan, as president of for atwo

Canadian Legion's 22nd|_. .
national convention ned. inFere aie all she. in 2 $B | Bre oes
rT, “was July! wal issist ‘
attended by more than 2, O0dele-

year term,

from Chris Trkla,

Ralph Tedesco, who owned the
Nakusp Hotel for seven years,
said he plans no major changes
in the Skeena Hote] at this time.

The Skeena Hotel, originally
built more than 40 years ago,
has been extended and renovated
several times. The building now
includes 25 rooms, a restaurant
and beverage room.

n in aragiie the hotel.
tt Mr and Mrs. Tedesco have
a‘daughter, Sharon age 19, whe
also plans to make her home
here,

Tedesco said he was a sports| §

enthusiast and likes to curl, fish
and swim, -

sna 175,

A former member of the Kinse| |

men, he said he plans to take an
active part in community affairs,

Mr, and Mrs. Chris Trida,
owners of the Skeena Hotel for
the past 3 years, pian to retire
in the Okanagan area,

Retiring president, Mike
Stewart, in his farewell address,
thanked the executive for their
help and wished the members
every success in the future,

plans to leave Terrace
shortly,

APPOINTMENT

J. D. (dim) Wood

McGuinness Distiflers Ltd. and Ca-
lana Wines Ltd. are pleased to an-
nounce the appointment af J. D.
{Jim} Wood as sates representative
for Central and North-Central B.C.
Jim Wood, who makes his residence
in South Fort George, is looking for-
ward to renewing contacts with ald
friends and acquaintances thraugh-
out this area.

He also owns and] {
pilots his own aireraft, a Ceg-| J

Announcement!
TERRACE
EQUIPMENT
SALES Ltd.

Is pleased to announce
ithat they have been ap-j
pointed distributors of

cessories, and, electrodes. f

We also carry.a complete

line of gas welding equip-—
torches and

TERRACE
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Phone 635-6348

tlon of our undertaking.
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B.C. Funeral Service Association.
| members will provide
- funerals without cost for
all B. C. subscribers
to Pineview Memorial Plan

Although 1 no ‘members of the B. C. F.S.A. were involved in. the defunct Pineview
Memorial Plan or other similar schemes, and even, though the Association dis-
approves of promoting prearranged funerals in this way* in order to protect the
good name of the funeral industry as.a whole, B.C.F.S.A. members have agreed
to furnish an adequate funeral for anyone living in British Columbia who is known
to have been covered by the Pineview Memorial Plan. The Vancouver Crematorium
. will furnish any cremations involved, without charge.

While we are endeavouring to make this commitment as nearly unconditional as
possible, there are some minor qualifications to our-offer - for instance, we regret
we cannot be.of assistance in cases where the funeral tock place before our mem:
bers assumed. this project. Pineview. Memoria!’ subscribers in'8.C. are, invited to
contact the B.C.F.S.A. at 806 Granvilte Ave. Richmond for-de details and: confirma:

Mot

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_nishing to buy funeral insurance. The plan is operated by Plerce
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.. : wont a) B.C.F.S.A, members throughout the province have.
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