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Skeena Squares
Host Rupert Club

Skeena Square Dance Club host-
ed dancers from Prince Rupert on
Saturday night. Prince Rupert club
arrived by bus at 8:30, they were
gteeted by hosts and served cof-
fee, The evening proved to be very
lively with over 80 people danc-
ing to calls by Dwain McColl of
Terrace, Art Sweet of Prince Rup-
ert and two other guest callers.

At an executive meeting recent:
ly at the home of Mrs, L. Brugge-

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

by Poul Bogelund

LAST POST: After a Jong ill-
ness, Comrade Harold 8. Elliott
mmeassed away at the Mills Memorial

ospital on Saturday March 26.
: most sincere condolences
= his widow, Mrs. Ida Elliott, on

er béreavement.

iPacific. Command announces
Mere are still a few seats left on
Semharter Flight No. 2 which leaves
mancouver on June 4 and returns
mn June 25. Club members are
mmaso eligible. For further infor-

mation, contact the secretary of
franch 13.

me Best wishes for a speedy re-
Meepvery to Comrade Roland Beecher
me Terrace and to Comrade Young
en Selkirk Branch 42, both patients
wee Mills Memorial Hospital.

m™ All members of the executive
mre reminded of the executive
Seeting to be held on Tuesday,
mpril 6, in the Legion Hall.

ma The Ladies Auxiliary reports the
Mummage Sale held on Saturday

held in Terrace on April 30.

Approximately 30 members of
the club are planning to go to the
Ketchikan Jamboree on April 16.
They will be joined by numerous
square dancers from Prince Rup-
ert,

last was a huge success. Prospect-
ive customers were on hand from

not start until 10:00 am. A total
of $117.50 was realized from the
items sold; unsold stock was don-
ated to the Salvation Army. The
ladies take this opportunity to
thank both donors and customers
for their support.

Call 843-5752

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Chartered Accountants

Resident Partner, ALAN M. McALPINE, C.A.
Phone V1 3-5483

PRINCE RUPERT TERRACE
325 Fourth Ave. East 4644 Lezelle Ave.
Tel: 624-3975 Tel: Vi 3-5675

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HOTICE

Annual General Meeting of the Kitimat and
District Soccer Associotioin will be held on

April 11, 1966

at 7:30 p.m. in the Kitimat YMCA

C. J. GALLAGHER, Secy,
Kitimat, B.C,

037

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Sunday, April 3 — 3:00 P.M.
“Mt. Elizabeth Secondary, Kitimat

MICHEL DEBOST, FLUTE
CHRISTIAN IVALDI, PIANO

ea (FINAL ALASKA MUSIC TRAILS CONCERT OF SEASON)

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR
. 36

‘| man, plans-were made for the an-| i
nual Square Dance Jamboree to

9:00 a.m., although the sale did|.,,

WELCOMED

HAPPY SMILE of achievement lights the face of Girl Guide
Susan Bass (right) after she received her all-round cord
for Guiding in a special ceremony Tuesday evening. Guide
Commissioner Mrs. L. Parmenter (left) awarded the white
cord when Ist Kitsumkalum Guide Company met for a
regular session,

INTO the world of Guiding on Tuesday evening
was tiny Marilyn Ferd (right), shown receiving her Guide
pin from Girl Guide Commissioner Mrs, L. Parmenter (left).
Locking on is Colleen Trites who was also enrolied inte Ist
Kitsumkalum Girl Guide Company. — -

‘(staff photo) —

(staff photo)

Mrs. Ron Jephson has been nam-
ed chairman of the local branch
of the Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society.

Renewed interest in the work
was sparked this week by a visit
from Mrs. Susan Meek, public in-
formation officer of CARS in Brit-
ish. Columbia.

In an interview with Mrs. Meek
she pointed out that the main ob-
jectives of the society this year
are to encourage the provinelal
government to instal rehabilitation
units in hospitals throughout the
province; promoting follow-up care
for out patients and striving to

‘get such patients into community

affairs.

CRADLE ROLL

The following births were re-
corded in Mills Memorial Hospi-
tal this week. : ,

Born to:

Mr, and Mrs. Jurgen Bahr, March

26, a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Weihing,

March 26, a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Piwek, March

27, a daughter.

Mr, and Mrs. Allan Bury, March

29, a 80n,

MIXED “C” LEAGUE

Johnnies Welding .......... 58
Optimists 0... eee ee eee 50
Terrace Radiator ........... 49
Vikings ....... bacuenecceune 49
PGS wcccseecavccaeuensnes .
Roadrumners ............... a2
FY WAYMIEM woes e reeves . A
NoGeeEms ......i ec ecceeee a
Ladies high single,

Annie Hansen... wee 229
Mens high single,

C, Vanden Brook ........... barat

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Mexican jumping beans are the
seed of a desert plant in which
the. larva: of a moth moving
causes it to jump.

® BOWLING ©

Mrs. Ron Jephson C.A.R.S. Chairman

Mrs, Meek showed the film
“Sound the Trumpets” at the re-
gular weekly meeting of the Ro-
tary Club on Monday evening. The
fim was most informative and
dealt particularly with the many
obstruction barriers for arthritics
when they take their place in the
public life of the community.

Industrial workers who are éx-
posed to chemicals orto akin irri-.

carefully after work to ensure that
all irritating material is removed
from the hands or exposed flesh.
Daily showers may he necessary.
Harsh hand cleaners are harmful;
mild soap and cornmeal or wood-
flour as an abrasive makes a safe
hand cleanser,

SEE OUR
WIDE DISPLAY
of

EASTER
CARDS

NOVELTY
CHOCOLATES

Lariss. PHarMacy

e SPINS @

BARHEY

_ 4807 Lozelle Avenue

DUCK PINS

'§ BOWL

“THE RECREATION CENTRE OF TERRACE”

“EASTER SEAL” TOURNAMENT
APRIL 8

OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 1 P.M.
BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE

10 PINS «©

Phone VI 3-5911

and POWER AUTHORITY
TENDERS FOR CLEARING
JINGLEPOT — NORTHFIELD

above lisied line.

East Wellington P.O. and

acreage basis,
2.
the tender.

ance Bond. °

MU 3-8711, Local 2579, upon

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO

138 K.V. Transmission Line Right of Way. File CQ - 2353.
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as above will be received up
to 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, April 12, 1966 for clearing of the

1, This line lies between the Jinglepot Substation near

field approximately 2 miles northwest of Nanaimo, B.C.
and contains approximately 20 acres to be bid on an

A 10% Bid Bond or Certified Cheque must accompany

§. The successful contractor must provide a 50% Peforr-

Tender forms and specifications may be obtained after Mon-
dey, March 28, 1945, at. the office of the Purchasing Department,
6th Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver 1, B.C. Telephone

B.CS.8. Tax. No part of this amount will be refunded.

an

Northfield Substation at North-

payment of $10.00 plus $0.50

tants should be careful to wash — {|