COND SECTION

RRACE S“OMINECA" HERALD. 2
esdcy, May 18,1966 *

(Capacity Gro wds Jam
Trades Fair Site

5 Over 3 ,000 people pushed throug sh’ the Terrace ‘Com. _
ity Centre at the weekend as they visited the third annual | #

ace Trades Fair. The event has been. termed an ‘“‘unquali-.

H success” both by persons attending as. spectators, and by

Orn: n-

: ng who worked on pla both days of the fair. One of the | @

fold n Friday 4 Saturda highlights of. the - entertainment

| [Fair doatured. ommmercial din, | “#8 & brief concert performed by

ah; by 30 | 1 busi a Skeena Secondary school band,

a8 bY ora esses and inder the direction of bandmaster a

Beities, as woll ai several handl-| Aton Rogie genta peo-|:
iisplays nd numerous out- ple jammed the north end of the

Potion started at 2:00 m Prk Community Centre Friday evening

e . to ‘hear the young musicians. as

jbut official spening ceremon- they played several lilting a d

awere not held until Friday |familiar band. selections, .

me at reo Dear afieeley, Skeena band ‘has only heen in :

e. welcomed guests. to the training for. the .past ‘six months,

and introduced “3 eakers Rob. | 24 ‘members of Friday night's) -

nristl resident of the Ter- audience were heard to remark. at! -

> P : the excellence of the young musici-

Chamber of Commerce; Dud-.
’ ans’ performance after, such a short}
. Little, MLA for Skeena and period: of time.

, ; e
ict Mealetjulige of Terrace | other entertainers featured’ dur-
three speakers expressed | ing be fair: were “The: Country
dence In the ultimate success | Kids”, a country and western ‘duo; | -
he event and urged visitors to | 71: Jurymen, ‘2 pop combo; the
full advantage of the many GoGo Girls, four -young’ modera
lures offered, dancers; the ‘Baton Twirlers and
ge entertainment continued Peter Nahirny with bis Cordavox.
ghout the evening hours on} Refreshments were available
—_ throughout ‘the . two-day event
through the efforts of the parents
auxiliary to the Skeena Secondary
School band. Students of Skeena
Secondary served. customers in the

PART r OF A CONTINUOUS

held here last weekend.

ly decorated and-renamed “The
- sion Onion Room” for the occa-
sion. .

ing grounds, and there were me-
chanical rides, supervised by mem-
bers of. Terrace Air Cadet Squa-
dron No. 747.

| = LAFF-LINE —
Anger makes the tongue: work
ter than the mind.

g| display booths and on Saturday
@|evening tha following lucky visi-
tors were named: Kodak camera

‘Mr. E. Phillips, Terrace; $25.00

ka Sjoman, Terrace; Tan Jay Kora-
tron slacks (Kee Vee Shoppe), Rick

SAVE ON TWO

$97.00

Ait Weatne: “2

(Columbia Cellulose), Fred Green,
Terrace,

Ladies Arnel dress, “(Columbia |
Cellulose), Peter Haigh, Terrace}
2 books children's. swim tickets {'
(Skoglund’s Hot: Springs), J. C,
Green, Telkwa, B.C.3.1 book adult
m'iswim tickets, (Skoglund’s Hot

_| Springs), Donald Phillips, Terrace;
six flight bags (Canadfan Pacific
Airlines), Jim O'Brien, Mrs. E.
Crosby, Ken Jost, Linda Williams,

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» | Frank, all of Terrace,

Mrs. T, Buller, Terrace; 2 cakes
@ania Bakery) H, Amdam and
Leonard Lupick, Terrace: 1% yd,
siwool sulting (Iuanita Hatton),
Leonie Thistle, Terrace: bar-b-cue,
(Sun Life Assurance), Mrs. J. Tay:
lor, Terrace; basket chair and cov-
er, (Western Home Furnishings),
Dale Basztura, Kitimat. Free
swimming lessons, (Swim Club)
Dorothy Cox; large mirror, (Ter-
race Interiors), Linnea Lupick; five
cakes (Dania Bakery) Mrs, A. Bates,
E. Phillips, Leona Gorley, Leo
Dyck and G. Hill (these may be
picked up at OFTK). .

Five gallons. paint (Omineca

9 0
BBA weather “ar
wath Lieder

| SIZE & TYPE 44 FOR” SALE PRICE

“2 FOR” SALE PRICE |
Tabet: Terrace; one Bible (Knights of Co-
6.70/15 Black 27.00 Jumbus), mdy Mskolzon; 100 ay
; ; 2700 ons gasoline trace Co-op
7/50/14 Witt 34.00 Credit Union), Albert Marleau; 1
Tae Tym 2300 ease motor ofl, (Terrace Con,

6.70/15 Black

i prtes abown ava with lade a DEC atiuwrtt ate wealth Ete

Elsa McLeod: coftee: pot (Terrace
Delicatessen), Paul Fenger; year’s
free’ membership (Western Motor
Association), Joe Sibley and W.
Holowinko;-iso-rapld camera, (Ter-

GUARANTEED. RETREADS. 775-14. 825-14
Blackwall and Whitewall . snsesncecasense each giz

SEE OUR SELECTION OF AUTO. ACCESSORIES e

Car Cleaning Alds -. . ‘Waxes Polishes © oak “Prizes, it still “unclaimed, may
Radios + Antennas = ‘Cushions = | be picked up at ‘the business pre-
Seat Covers - - Touch-up Paints. folses of. the various donors.

“. [The Terrace: Trade Fair commit-
; tea under. the chairmanship of

«| Frank. Heeloy,, was comprised. this
year..of Mrs, Bert Ljungh, Bert
| Eiings and Gordon _MoConnell.
_ | They. have invited. the public to
submit any criticlams or. suggest.
fons. for use next year when: Plan-

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—_ Ralum Tire Service -

ne vi 3-281. Open Monday - ‘Saturday 8:30 to 6 pat

taking in’ some of the weekend entertainment at the third onnual: Terrace: Trades’ Fair

‘Totem Saddle Club offered pony ||
rides for children on the adjoin- | 7

Numerous prizes were offered at |

}| Fillion, Terrace; man’s Arnel shirt | 4

Herman Bandstra | and: Norman | |

Briefcase . (Interior Stationery) | }

Builders Supplies), Nellie Darby, | fae

race Photo ‘Su IY), R. VY. Prit- |
chard, rF

CROWD which reached well over + the 3,000. mark, ‘is shown

Centre’s banquet hall, apprepriate- | iam

and projector (Community Centre), | : -

‘grocery hamper: (Overwaitea), Pek- i ;

! POPULAR’ DISPLAY’ at the Trades. Fair v was “the Peter Pon |

Class: booth, upstairs in the Chamber of Commerce Room.
Handiwork of children attending Terrace Retarded Child-
ten 's Association classes was the highlight of the display.

SETTING A SWINGING CROWD to
The Jurymen and the Go-Go Girls w r
times during the two-day Trades Fair. °

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tained ‘several |

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LOOKING OVER TROPHIES and handiwork of Skeeng Sec- «
ondary students is John Ford (left). Colin. -Chasteuneuty

hing the fairs:

(right). manned | the ‘school 1 display fe for ' part of the two= ”
"Trades: Fair. oot, Stat proves? Sud