ACCEPTING THE TROPHY for the champion House League
team, “The Hillbillies," are (left to right) Thelma Benner,

Tom Benner and Jean Both. Missing from the photograph
are Joe Pulishe, Marg Pulishe and Linda Benner,

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‘MEN'S HIGH triple- award |- —e _

went to Paul Solnisberg who TEAM SINGLE and team high triple awords went to
rolled up a total of 797. Hillbillies and trophies were accepted by Tom Benner (le
Men’s High Single (327) = Thelma Benner (right) won the Ladies’ High Average (2
and_Men’s High Average and Ladies’ High Triple, (785). awards.
(277) went to Joe Pulishe aerate
who was, unavailable for
photograph.

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Terrace Lodge No. 425 of the
Elks hag once again made every
effort to make the annual Victoria
Day weekend ag memorable as pos-
sible, with a three-day series of
events starting Saturday night with
& concert featuring “Smiling John-
nie” and his troupe of entertainers
from Saskatoon, The concert to be
held in the community Centre will

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With the weatherman co-operating, residents of Terrace

minor offences,

in for an enjoyable and busy

at one minute after midnight Sun-
day “Smiling Johnne” will again
supply the music, and refresh-
ments will be available. Tickets for
this event are available by: ad-|
vance sale only.. *

Monday, May 23 features a street
parade which starts from the Com-
munity Centre grounds at 12:00
noon, follows the route of Emereon
Street to Lakelse Avenue, along
Lakelse Avenue to Legion Street,
then along Legion Street to River- |f
alde Park where a flag raising cere-
mony and the crowning of the May
Queen will take place. This is to
be followed by children’s races,
band concerts, an exhibition by
the majorettes and the Skeena
Squares, and the raffling of chil:
dren’s bicycles. Free ice cream and
pop is the order of day for all
children. ;

This year's parade will feature
floats, decorated vehicles, march-
ing bands and detachments from ||
the Order of Elks and from the!)
Order of the Royal Purple as well
as detachments from the Air
Cadets, Boy Scouts and Girl Guid-
es, Also in the parade will be mem:
bers of the Totem Saddle Club, ||
not to forget the clowns who will]!
liven up the route of the parade,
A chuck wagon zace will take place

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in the fark during the afternoon's | Hemmons, Penn
We suggest that readers clip the |: Od Paul Solni
ady ment elsewhere In thisig
issue as a han

dy reminder of all
the events, le
—FPoul Bogelund

re nee
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Magistrate’s Court
The following convictions were
made in Terrace Magistrate's Court
last week,
Magistrate ¢, J. Norri
Nora Wilson for shoplifting was
fined $50; Jerry Edward Azak,
driving after failing to file Hnan-
cial responsibility fined $100.
‘Wiliam V. Benneft, impaired
driving, fined $100 and prohibited
from driving for 14 days; Charles
Cross having care and control of
vehicle while impaired, fined $200.
Abraham D. Bushman, impaired
driving, fined $275 and prohibited
from driving for one month.
There were 18 convictions on
speeding and traffic charges; nine
on liquor charges; two for causing
a disturbance and two for other

THIRD PLACE TROPHY in Hou

use League bowling went
the “Gimbos" (left to right), Iriga Monn, Thea Perry, K
Perry ond Albert Seinen,

Missing from the photograph ia
Velma Besner, — a

RUNNERS-UP IN THE TOP HALF

of House League bow
ing this year were “The Misfits’’

(left to right) Bett
y Turner, Doug Chandler, Anne Daumo
sberg.

SECRETARY OF THE HOUSE Bowling league, Reg “Jeff
son (left) presents the trophy for Ladies’ High Single
Muriel Lever who chalked up 390. |

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Magistrate F. H. Adames

Open Daily °Til 11:30 P.M.

and control. of vehicle while im:

There were three convictions for
cauming a disturbance; two on
liquor charges; six on traffic of-
fences and one for vagrancy,

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-_ | g Wobert McDonald wos fined 9100/3 Spring League
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