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Joint Meeting Held
For Progress Reports} |

A joint executive meeting of the Thornhill Ratepayers
Association and the Thornhill Centennial committee took /.

THORN HI L L neu ,

LAURIE ENGLISH — CORRESPONDENT

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:| take over all financing and con-
struction of fhe tennis court. A
proposal was also. received from
the girls softball team offering to
finance and construct base ball
facilities within the park.
It was reported that a petition

S Gregg’s Lakelse Service
T Lakelee Lake Road

: a now being circulated for a Fire

off Groceries, Gas, Oil etc.
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Protection Improvement District is
nearly completed and final results
of the petition will be announced

as soon as possible.
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Alert Neighbors
Avert Big Fire

A major blaze was averted at
the G. Dobbie residence. Thorn-
hill Subdivision on July 14, when
neighbors helped put out a fire.

Mrs. Dobbie stated that because
of the co-operation of iriends and
neighbors, the fire was quickly ex-
tinguished and very little dam-
age resulted. She said she was
most grateful for their assistance.

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The brain of the elephant is
the biggest of all land animals, It
weighs more than 13 pounds.

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SELLING USED CARS
AND TRUCKS.

1964 Scout 4 wheel drive
1960 Monarch

1957 Monarch 2-door, hardtop
1958 Pontiac +door hardtop
1958 Chevrolet

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held in 1_Hozelton.

place July 11. main topic for discussion, The re- Wednesday, July 13, 194
A progress report fram the | port included a proposal from the | —
Centennial committee was the |phornhill teen-town offering to} f°"

ADMIRING ENTRIES in a crewell embroidery contest held during the bi- onnual Provi
cial Womens Institute Conference held in Vancouver are. Mrs. Isa King
Mrs, Woodward, (centre) president of the Provincial WI,
(right) of Guyana, The Guyana visitors were also special guests at a recent WI conferencg :

and Miss Enid £, Abraha

(left) of Guyan

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PNE Features Show
By Red Knight

The Royal Canadian Air Force's
famed aerobatics ace, The Red
Knight, will perform for six days
at the 1966 Pacific National Exhi-
bition.

Roaring over the PNE grounds
and the Vancouver harbor in his
starlet T33 jet trainer, the Red
Knight will perform twice each
day == at 10:20 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
— from August 22 to August 27.

The Pacific National Exhibition
itself extends from August 20
through September 5 and features
a salute to the British Columbia

Centenary with a “Centennial Jam-|-

boree,”

The 1966 Red Knight (the
Knight changes each year) is a na-
tive of British Columbia, 26-year-
old Flight Lieutenant Terry Hal-
lett from Powell River.

He enlisted in the RCAF in 1958

‘}and prior to becoming the Red

Knight, served in France, Mani-
toba and Saskatchewan.

The Red Knight’s aerobatics
have thrilled millions of persons
across Canada and the United
States since 1959,

“The Knight’s 7-39 Silver Star is
capable of speeds up to 580 miles
per hour and can fly at altitudes
of 40,000 feet. It has a range of

., | more than 1,200 miles, or the dist-

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ance between Vancouver and Win-

nipeg.

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. Of 37,658 teachers-in-training in
1964-65, 15,918 were enrolled. in
degree-granting institutions.

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a| July 7 when they defeated Thor

s|lamy was‘the losing pitcher £fj
Bi the A-Go-Go's, .

‘ Turn left at Clark Road .

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Miss Marthe Effray, daughter'tm
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Effray
Lakelse Lake Road, is enroute
France. After spending severiy
days in London, England,. sh
plans to be in Paris July 14 fj
the Bastille Day celebrations. Fro ;
there she plans to travel to Anjomm
province in western France wherg
she will spend several month
sight-seeing and visiting with he
grandparents and other relatives

The holiday trip is a graduatio®
present from her parents..Miss E@
fray graduated recently irom S@
Josephs Academy in Rosetowmm
Saskatchewan.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Dee (Bill ang
Christine) Bléor, proprietors of thi
Thornhill Trailer Park on Clarif
Road were hosts this past week :
visitors from Oregon, Guests ing
eluded Mr. and Mrs. W. Bloa!
from Junction City, Oregon, MZ
and Mrs. H. Walllee and then
daughier Janine, and Mr. and Mri
K. Wallice of Corvallis, Oregorl
The Bloors and their guests wer)
camping, fishing and sightseein,
in the area, . A

Master Carl Johnson, son om
Adele and Dave Johnson of Princ
George, is the guest of his grand
parents Mr, and Mrs, C, Kofoeg
Carl plans to spend at least twa
weeks visiting in Thornhill. i

Former residents of Thornhiljg
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stocktcd
were guests of the G. Greenlay i).
of River Road during the pay .
week. The Stocktons visited will
a number of residents in the ard
during their stay in Thornhill.

The Coop's came up the winnf

hit] A-Go-Go's 15 to 13, Norma B.

Pl onnaacerras wan

Struthers Weld

just off Old Lakelsa Lake

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