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TERRACE “‘OMINECA”

HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

‘Wednesday, July 13:<¥

" Most sleeping pills ate followed
by a definite hangover period of
depressed mental powers.

Darby's Equipment.
-RENTAL & SALES ;
Cement Mixers - Wheelbarrows
Floor Sanders - Staple Gunes
Ladders - Skill Saws, ete.

4546 Lozelle - P.O, Box 714
Terrace, B.C.

VI3-5153

DRIVING

B.C, TEL PORPOISE . POOL drawing is examined here by J.
‘Ernest Richardson, president and chief executive officer of
B.C, Telephone Company (left), and Dr. Murrey Newman,
curator of the public aquarium in Stanley Park. Photo was
taken when Mr, Richardsen announced his company will
pay $90,000 cost of pool as a Centennial gift to all the
people of British Columbia. (William Staley photo

SCHOOL

Learn how to drive
the safe and easy way.

Operating in Terrace for almost
a yeor

SOS
a

Male or female instructors

New series of lessons to begin an Monday, July 25.

FOR APPOINTMENT OR INFORMATION
. PHONE

843-5424 or 843-5017

There’s PNE Gold
For Amateur Loggers

There’s gold at the PNE for ‘‘amateur’’ loggers. The
Pacifie Natinal Exhibition's first-ever “Festival of Logging’
will offer $15,000 in prize money for loggers from through-

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: | Saturday Matinee

je. e e
Mon, Tues, Wed. July 18,
The Art Of

out British Columbia.

The competitions and the prize
money are for “amateurs” — the
men who labor in the forests and
logging industries of the prov-
ince.

Professional or “exhibition” log-
fers will appear at the “Festival

WSS | of Logging,” but in a show-biz ca-

Tri-City Open
GOLF
‘TOURNAMENT

SPRING CREEK
GOLF COURSE

JULY 23 and 24

Entry Fee: $6:00
and green fees for non-members

BAR-B-QUE ‘Steakout” — SATURDAY NITE
Low Gross Prizes Low Net Prizes

PITCH-N-PUTT CONTEST

Entries must be in by
JULY 21

36 Holes Medal Play

18 Saturday
18 Sunday

CALAWAY.
HANDICAP SYSTEM
Prizes Galore
~ REFRESHMENTS
Lo (Ladies Tee Off After Men)’

struction equipment.

| centers, a8 well as woods opera:

pacity and not as competitors. That
means if YOU can speed-climb a
tree, or throw an axe, or birl a
log, or fall a tree, or buck a power

.saw, or do any of the other myriad

skills of the forests, there’s money
at the PNE for you.

The “Festival of Logging” will
feature three free shows and com-
petitions each day throughout the
i4-day PNE, August 20 through
September 5,

The “Festival of Logging” is

Centenary with its “Centennial
Jamboree.”

Daily top competitors in the var-
fous logging events will win prizes
of $100, $50, or $20. Second place
daily winners will pocket $50, $25,
and $10.

Overall champions tor the en-|.

tire Fair will take home prizes
ranging from $600 down to $200..

Loggers from Ladysmith, Squam-
ish, Kamldops, Mission and other
centres have already signified they
will enter the competitions.- |

Eut more entries wili be wel-
comed. Enquiries can be made by
writing P. G. Martin, ‘Festival of
Logging,” ‘Pacific National Exhi-
bitlon, Vancouver 6, B.C.

just one of many ways the PNE| NW

will celebrate British Columbia’s

New B.C. Branch

For Skagit Company
Recent acquisition of the Lang-
ley-based Canadian Mobile Com-
pany Lid, by Skagit of Canada
Ltd. ushers in a large expansion
program for Skagit, president M.
J. McIntyre stated this week. .
Skagit of Canada Ltd. is an affil-
liate of Skagit Corporation of Se-

dro-Woolley, Washington, a world|%

leader in the manufacture of mo-
bile logging, industrial and con-
Skagit of
Canada has proceeded to increase
the production capacity of Cana-
dian Mobile to meet an increasing
demand for the well-known Bull
Moose ‘line of fork lifts, mobile
cranes and airline ground support
equipment, —

In line with its plans for con- |.
_|tinuing expansion, Skagit of Can-

ada has acquired a large tract of
land immediately adjacent to Can-
adian. Mobile, providing for fut:
ure additions to the plant.

A previous’ manufacturing ar-
rangement with Canadian Car
(Pacific) Company for the’ con-
struction of logging and industrial
hoisting ¢ equipment remains in ef-

Under the new organization, the
Skagit of Canada office, 1660 Sta-
tion Street, adjoining the Canadian

-|Car (Pacific). plant, becomes the
‘|sales headquarters for the combin-

ed: line of Skagit and Bull Moose

a equipment, specializing in a com-

plete range of forest ‘products ma-

'{tertals- handling equipment for

mills, plywood plants, pulp and
paper companies and shipping

* BAR-B-QUE

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The Buccaneer Motel, Cabin 8 — Ph, VI 9-2312

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switch to Old Vienna!

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THEATRE @
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Thurs, Fri. Sat, July 14,

Pil Take Swede
Comedy in Color and Cinemagm
- Starring: Bob Hope 3B
Tuesday Weld, Frankie Avag
Shorts: Fish and Slips
Killers of the Swamps
Out at 10:10 3 oe

PIL Take Swed
(SANE AS ‘ABOVE)

Comedy in Color 7
Starring: James Garner ; cy
Dick Van Dyke, Elke Somry
Angie Dickenson {am
Shorts: Trudant . Studen| a
Vencie of the East (im
Out at 10:05 :

Tillicum %
Drive-In

Friday, Saturday July A a
The Last Of Tig
Badmen
Western in Color and Cinemas
Starring: . Hl
George Montgomery, Meg Rang
Shorts: Bird in a Guilty Cag
Metropolid in Minature. '
Adventures of Alexander. Sel}
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Friday, Saturday July af
Mariet :

In Color |

Starring: re

Jeffrey Hunter, Arthur Kenr
An epic western thriller of the
gold rush.
Shorts: Jet Cage. Rodeo Roung
In 1492 i

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