TERRACE HERALD,

TERRACE, B.C.

Terrace Air Cadet Squadron
747 «passed inspection with fly«
ing colors, June i1.

They recelved high praise for
their appearance and performe
ance when they paraded for their
Annual Inspection,

Inspecting Officer was Major
Francis J. Stevens, Officer Com.
manding the RCAF Boat School
at Comox, Major Stevens was
accompanied by Captain J, Brad-
ley, Air Cadet Liason Officer
RCAF Vancouver and Roy
MeMinn, National Director of the
Air Cadet League of Canada,

Major Stevens said he was
much impressed with the dress,
deportment and drill of the squad-
ron,

Adressing the cadets of 747

squadron, he said, ‘This is not

only the result of your own ef«
forts, but also of the efforts of
your instructors, officers, the
sponsoring committee, the local
citizens and your parents, I am lad

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Terrace Air Cadet squadron
passes ‘with flying colors’

eure they all must be proud of
what you are doing.’”

Roy McMinn said the Air Cadet
League of Canada is interested
not only in training boys as Cad~
ets, butalsoas Canadian citizens,

MeMinn pointed out that some
people believe the main object

recruits for the Canadian Arm-
ed Forces,

“This is completely untrue,’
he said. ‘no pressure whatso-
ever is brought to bear on any
Cadet to join the Forces after
his training fs completed,”

“The main emphasis of the
Cadets always has been to train
young men through self-dis-
elpHne, character training and
leadership and various activities
ito become good, healthy Canadian
citizens,”” MeMinn said,

He told the Cadets that the

people of Terrace were backing
them and urged them to take full
advantage of the opportunities

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offered through membership in
the squadron,

‘We will teach you to fly for
free,** McMinn said during his
remarks about the activities for
the cadets, He mentioned Fly-
ing Scholarships, various sum-
mer camps and leadership cour-
SOS.

He went on to say that there
are 37 Air Cadet Squadrons in
B.C. and though some of these
he had seen were bery smart,
Terrace Squadron 747 could be
sure that they were second to
none of them.

He sald that it was an out-
standing feat that a squadron of
this size should obtain two Fly-
ing Scholarships in one year.

MeMinn, then, presented Fly-
ing Scholarship cheques on be-
helf of the Squadron’s Ladies
Auxiliary and the Terrace Lions
Club, who sponsor the squadron,
to Cadets Sgt, Gerald Hoffman
and Set. Robert Bates.

Cadet Cpl, Pekka Sjoman waa
presented with the trophy for
N.C.O. of the Year,

Other annual awards went to

! Cpl, David Simons for best cadet

of the Yearand Air Cadet Charles
Paupst as the most improved
Cadet of the year.

The marksmanship trophy was
presented to Cadet PentiiSjomn.

Totem Club
lists results

|| of gymkhana

Totem Saddle Club members
put thelr horses through their
paces June 9.

Christy Park was the site of
the various events which madeup

fl the second gymkhana of the sea-

son.
Winners in the major events
were:

ler, Jim Essay, Ted Pache,
Junior Barrel Racing; Dan Mul-
ler, Elsie de Jong, Erika Hidber,
Little Britches Barrel Racing;
Teter Olsson,
Senior Pole Bending; vVarryl
Wyatt, Jim Essay, Leo de Jorg,
Junior Pote Bending; Panny
puller, Elste de Jong, Boyron
ler.
-Little Britches Pole bending;
Senior Scurry Event; Ted
Pache
Junior Seurry Event; DanMul-
ler, Byron Muller, Barb Thick
Little Britches Scurry Event;
Ricky de Jong.
Senlor Figure § Stake Race;
Jim Essay, Darryl Wyatt, Leo
de Jong.
Junior Figure 8 Stake Race;
Danny Muller, Byron Moller, El-
sie de Jong,
Little Britches Figure 8 Stake
sees Teter Olsson, Ricky de

"Senior Ring Spearing; Jim Es-
say, Darryl Wyatt, Ted Pache
Junior Ring Spearing; Barb
rhiel, Elsie de Jong, Byron Mul-
or,

Saddle Scramble; Don Ganson,
Jim Essay, Peter Ruygrok,

Boat Scramble; Darryl Wyatt
Danny Muller, Leo de Jong
Barrel Crawl; Don Ganson,
Danny Muller, Byron Muller,
Senior Quarter Mile Race; Don
Ganson, Bobble Halvorson, Dar-

| | Risky de Jong.

4 iryl Wyatt.

Junior Quarter MileRaces Dan-
ny Muller, Byron Muller.
Quarter Mile Open; Dar-
ryl Wyatt, Leo de Jong, DonGan-
son, ‘

Kindergarten

announced

A new kindergarten will open
in September in Bethel Baptist
Church,

The new school, to be called
Jack and Jill Kindergarten, will
be operated by and instructed by
Mrs, Lioyd Andersen, wife of
the pastor of Bethel Baptist
Church.

Mrs. Andersen said ashe plans
to incorporate more muscle
building activities and creative
programe into her ‘kindergarten
then is usually found tn schools
A this kind, | :

supplies and lunches during: the
class sessions...
Mra, Andersen sald ‘she is. Acs

' cepting registrations now for the
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Senior Barrel Racing; Dan Mul-

She sald the $17: monthly fee!
will. algo a he all’ equipment,’

A large crowd turned: out to
see the action In the high school
soccer pitch,

Although hammered by ino
juries, Terrace kept in control
of the game with accurate pass-

ng,
Julius Komilos fired a penalty

Recreation room
nearly completed,
pensioners told

The recreation room at theSen-.
jor Citizen's residence is almost
completely furnished,

A spokesman for the Terrace
Old Age Pensioners said the
association had been busy buying
furniture and only a few pieces
were still required,

had been. donated by Ben Niel-
gon, It has been installed in the
residence recreation room.

Mx. and Mrs. Lesley Robin-

the group to organize a muatcal
concert in the autumn, said all
proceeds from the event would
go toward buying a piano for the
Terrace Senior Citizens resid-
ence,

On June 5, members of the as-
sociation were guests at a tea,
sponsored by the Ladies of The
Royal Purple, A spokesman
for the pensioners said a lively
sing song followed with Mrs, Vi
Seaman accompanying on the
piano

Members of the ‘Old Age Pen
sioners Organization were also
guests of the Kitimat Lions Club
at the recent Kitimat Trade Fair.
Congratulations were extended
to two member's Jock Glen and
Anton Hobenshield, who were
celebrating June birthdays,

Hostesses for the June mecting
were Mrs. George Hipp, Mrs.

trude Litile.

The association plans to hold
its next meeting July 6 at the
Terrace Community Centre.

Births

pital:

ett, June 7, a girl.
Mr, and Mrs. Mike Kwasny-

England (CP) — Villagers here

the birth rate, Warwickshire
County authorities say the com-

less the yearly intake of sight
pupils is increased to 15, “It’s
up to the villagers,’ said Frank
Browning, deputy director of ed.
ueation,

LITERARY FARE
CHICHESTER,
— Passengers on a Sussex bus
route have a poet at the wheel,

the rhymes while he drives and
scribbles them dovn when he
stops, "“Pve lost a lot of good
poems through not being able to
stop when a good theme strikes
me,” he says,

Terrace outboots
Kitimat Olympics

Terrace outkicked Kitimat: ‘olympics 4-1 Sunday in their
first meeting of the soccer season,

shot into the lower right hand} -

It was announced at the June |
3 meeting that a television set |}

son, Who asked approval from ;}

Ernest Fowler and Mrs, Ger- |

The following births were re-| i
corded in Mills Memorial Hos-| i

cla, June 11, a boy.
Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Power,! |
June 12, a boy. .
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MAPLEBOROUGH GREEN,

have been challenged to boost] jm

Tmunity school will be closed un-| j

England (CP)|

Driver John Cogdon thinks out! |

corner of the net togivethe home
club the half time lead,

Kitimat’s John Glannakakos! ..

tied it up In the second half but
Terrace poured in three more off

the boots of Adolf Dusdal and; &

Walter Trkla, -

;| Defensive play by Terrace | (ae
goalie Bob Kluhas and centrehalf

Joe Bovens pleased the crowd,
Right half Peter Greig, who won
the best player award in the re-
cent tournament in Prince
George, was again outstanding
for Terrace,
The Olympics had some good:
va but failed to organize
_ further scoring combina-
tions.
The Terrace team plays in
Kitimat this Saturday at 1 p.m.

Mr, amd Mrs, Charles Barn | Ba

iliowed by R, Taft, Je

a | Daview,

NEWCOMER to Terrace is
new HC Hydro sales rep
Dave Read who comes here
from Chetwynd. He replaces
Arnie Lowery who moves
on toa similar post in Kit-
mat,

members tolts two-ball foursome
tournament Sunday,

John Anderson and Ray Judd
checked ‘scores and club presi=
dent Bernte Dodd- awarded the
trophies,

Low gross winners were N
Federenko and H, Harrison, fol-
Croft and
R, Jacquea, Ray Jolson,

A, Gogtman and Kip Grayelle
took the net honors will Phil
Ruth Gravelle and M,

Croft, R. Legeard second and

M,. Kosteck and C. Ostertag.

took low score on the hiddenhole
and B, Dodd and C, Fuster, took,
most strokes on the hidden hole.

Club president Sernte Dodd

has scheduled a ‘fun’ tourna-

ment for Saturday, June 22 fol-

lowed by a socal at the clun
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(CP) When. Michael
Was @ rear gunner In the Second
World War. he dreamed of flying
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won't. let him fly higher than
two feet,
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