SECOND SECTION:

|TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD ,. .
Wednesday, February 16, 1966

TERRACE, B.C,
Page Nine

Terrace Ladies Curling Club
mee nosted its 10th annual Valentine
om Bonspiel last weekend when 30
merinks took part in two full days of
curling action here,

Ivy Tracy's Terrace rink placed
first in the “A” event and also
meclaimed the silverware for the

Grand Challenge. Runner-up in
Mthe “A” was the Norah Jacques
mtink of Terrace. Third place went
to the Leslie Stanyer rink, also of
mem lerrace and fourth place winner
mwas the Vera Heggie rink of
msomithers.
me 6In the “B” event, the Emma
ming rink of Terrace took top
aspot with the Min Carlson rink of
ma Eurns Lake in second place. Third
went to tht Bea Pryde rink of
MKitimat and fourth to the Alma
Bateman rink of Prince Rupert.

: Winner of the “C” event was

mthe Esther Bryce rink of Telkwa.
The Mary Dodd rink of Terrace
took runner-up spot and the Mary
Senkpiel rink of Terrace placed
third. Fourth place went to the
m Lola Bennie rink of Terrace.

In the “D” event, the Marg
Reuhlan rink of Terrace took top

i x CRIB SCORES *

ong, Big Six ........-.cc eee 21
tt Oldtimers ..........-.... 16
_ Barhershops ........... . 13
Ju North Kalum........... '. 22

Chocolates were won by Bill
Preston and Mrs, A. Hobenshield.

Anyone who would like to join
the group for an evening of crib-
bage, is more than welcome to
attend the ‘weekly get-together
held every Thursday night, 8:00
o'clock in the Oddfellows Hall.

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Terrace Rink Tops
In Valentine *Spiel

place while the Dot Bartlett rink
of Terrace placed second. Third
went to the Charlotte Ritchie ftik

of Terrace and fourth place was .§

won by the Lorraine Hildebrand
rink, also of Terrace.
John Anderson was drawmaster

for the ‘spiel, and president of the.

Curling Club, Mrs. Jan McKinnon
presented the awards. _

A banquet and floorshow round-
ed out the activities. Pipe Major
Keith Tutt and hia son, Drum Sgt.
Donald Tutt lead a parade of cur}-
ers from the curling rink to the
IOOF hall on Lakelse Avenue
where ladies of the Rebecea Lodge
catered for the dinner.

Many B.C. Bowlers
To Play For Heart

Bowlers throughout British Co-
lumbia should find new enthusi-
asm for their games from Febru-
ary 20 to February 27. They will
be bowling from the heart, for
the heart, for the Bowling Propri-
étors’ Association of B.C. and the
B.C. Heart Foundation have ar-
ranged a “Bowlers Heart Fund
Week." ;

Posters and campaign literature
will be displayed at all bowling
centres and during league games
Heart Fund donations will be col-
lected in special plastic hearts.

Of equal importance to the

amount of money raised, is the
opportunity to make bowlers
aware of the work of the Founda-
tien which is ‘holding its annual
drive for funds during February,
Heart Month.
‘It is universally agreed that
exercise and good living habits
help prepare the individual to
combat heart and blood vessel dis-
eases, The Foundation encourages
people to participate in all forms
of recreation and exercise that will
improve physical fitness. They
would particularly like to see
more concentration on sports
which can be enjoyed by the fam-
ily as a whole, such as bowling.

Early in March the Bowling Pro-
prietors Association will make an
official presentation to the Heart
Fund on behalf of British Colum-
bia bowlers.

Ee
One million square yards of
turf and ten thousand trees are
being readied for the Expo
grounds, .

GRAND CHALLENGE and
“A” Event winner in’ the
Terrace Ladies’ Curling
Club’s 10th annual Valen-
tine Bonspiel held here at
the weekend was the Ivy
Tracy rink of Terrace. The
top curlers in the ‘spiel are
shown above with their tro-
phy (left to right), Skip
Ivy Tracy; third Bernice
Houlden, second Barb Bris-
tol and lead Barbara Mc-
Caughan. (staff photo)

.Mine Gets Claims

In Smithers Area

Molymine Explorations Ltd. has
acquired 86 new claims in the
Same area as their original molyb-
denite prospect on Mineral Hill,
near Smithers, B.C., president W.
D. Yorke-Hardy said recently.

With the new claims Molymine
now has a total of 125 claims,

One group of 24 claims lie to
the west of the present holdings
and another of 12 claims to the
east, Both groups were acquired
by option from individuals and ad-
join the company's original hold-
ings.

In addition, Molymine has stak-
ed 50 claims to the north, ad-
jacent to the Mineral Hil] group:

W. D. Yorke-Hardy also report- |-

ed that 3,000 feet of diamond dril-
ling will begin immediately on the
company’s’ original 39-claim pro-
perty.

‘farmers

B.C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Farmers’ Land Clearing Assistance Act

LAND CLEARING

Contractors

Formers wishing work done in 1966
should obtain applications and
information from

Contractors interested in carrying
out work under the terms of the Act
in 1966 for the Terrace area, and
who are suitably equipped to-clear,
break and/or drain land, must ob-
tain tender forms and instructions

from
B.C, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

| - 5th Avenue

Forms rust be completed and
returned to the District Office
not later than

Smithers, B.C,

Forms must be completed and
submitted in a sealed envelope
marked ‘Tender for Clearing” to
the Land Clearing Division, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Victoria, B.C. Post-
marked ‘not later than |

MARCH 15, 1966 ;

In order to receive prior considera-
_tion for work under the Act in
1966

A. H. Turner

Equipment in the advertised area

must be available for inspection .

during the period April 12 to April
20 in order that It may be inspect-
ed and’ considered for approval
under the terms of the Act In 1966

Hon. Frenk Richter
Minister of Agriculture c32,

Deputy Minister

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