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a sdresday, May 18, 1966

Page 11

or Reading ....

ae 6 by - John F. Kennedy

blished by Harper and Row
mare Burden and the Glory is a
Mord of the speeches made by
on F. Kennedy during his last

years as president of the Unit-
3 States of America. ‘These
eeches will no doubt become a
RB. of ihe Kennedy legend, not
a’ for their content but because
the nature of his death on Nov-
Bier 22, 1963.

evardiess of whether one
ed with his political ideas or
these speeches are a revealing
ture of the man, of his hopes
# fears, of his dreams and
ns for the nation he loved.
ese speeches are also a record

a, the civil rights struggle, the
‘onal economy, science and the
@ race are all a part of the
es he spoke about.

he Burden and the Glory by

e one of the most read books
itten by. any American presi-*
Bt. I believe it ig worth reading
wa a valuable addition to my lib-
may of books for future re-reading.

. Bary LINE...

mA welcome to Thornhill goes out
m Mr. and Mrs. Ron Forshner who

gave now taken up -residence in
peir new home on Pine Street.

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F. Kennedy will probably be- a

DOING THE HONORS | ata Centennial tree-planting cere-
mony held last Wednesday at Thornhill Elementary school

are the oldest student, John Zoney,

14 (left) and the

youngest student, Linda Niesner, 6 (right), Several parents
and friends gathered at Thornhill School for the ceremony,
which took place in a light rain shower,

Tree-Planting Ceremony
Held On Wednesday

_ Rain dampened participants and spectators but not en-
thusiasm during a tree planting ceremony held at Thornhill

Elementary School May 11.
Mr. 1. Orr, principal of the
school, apoke to the students, staff
and visitors about the ‘purpose of
planting of the seedling tree. He
explained that seedling trees ara
being planted by students of every
school in British Columbia to com-
memorate the two Centennial years
1986 and 1967 and to signify the
Importance of foresis In our so:
celal’ and economic development.
He talked about the’ pdssibility
of some of the students belng
able to return in a hundred years
to see the tree in {ts maturity,
Mr. Orr said people of other
countries usually thought of Can-
ada in terms of our forests, -
The youngest girl, Linda Nles-

Old Vienna - better

Od Venna - the happy lazy lager heer |

than bird watching. |

The od-vartipemond ia end padlinhed of Gciptorsd By the Liquer Camtret Ganed or fy the Gortinment of Bactih Cetambld.

ner, six and the eldest boy four-
teen-year-old Jolin Zoney from
Thornhill School were chosen to
plant the seedling,

The ceremony concluded with
the singing of O Canada,”

=i

thought for the week

“But, In today's world,- freedom
can be lost without a shot being
fired, by ballots as well as bullets,
The success of our leadership is
dependent upon respect for our
mission Jn the world aa well as our
missiles — on a clearer recogni-
tlon. of the virtues of frasdom as
well as the evils of tyranny.”

— John F, Kennedy

(From the speech he plan-

ned to deliver in Dallas, Nov:
ember 22 1063.)

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EDITOR

Dear Editor,

This letter ts. directed to persons
who generously donated their pre-
clous time and labor last fall to the
canvass for the Thornhill Centen-
nial park project and to residents
of Thornhill.

The project is now underway,
with thanks owed to the very few
men and worten who have worked
90 bard up to new putting in many
long hours getting the clearing
and burning done, Their efforts
will be fruitless unless more. help
jis received from other residents
of the community as these people
have exhausted thelr time and
energy

Th park will provide a place
for our young children io play
safely. A place will be available

minton, tennis, and rollerskating.

lax and chat with your nelghbors

-| will be available for young and

old. Are you aware that this park
will also increase the value of your
property as well?

Surely there must be some ‘who
are Interested in this park and
could spend a few hours on week
ends helping to complete this pro-
ject this year so that it willbe
available for Centennial celebra.
tions and use next year, If you are
interested in helping out, contact
cone of your Centennial committee
members.

CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE

Chairman, Ray LaCarte, Pine St,
843-5578; vice chairman, John New,
Pine Street, 843-6740; secretary,
Barbara Bristol, Lakelse Lake
Road, 943-5652; treasurer, Dot
Bartlett, Airport Road, 843-5914;
trustee, Viola Swanson, River
Drive, $43-2613; trustee, Clarence
Rudd, Pine Street, 943.6943; con-
struction chairman, Jim Struthers,
Clark Road, 843-2491: entertain-
ment chairman, Leo Fenrick, Clark
Road, 843-6252; publicity chair-

man, Laurie English, Kirkaldy
Road, 843-5060. .
‘Sincerely; ”
-‘ Barbara LaCante

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children from Pine Street decided
to get into the act, They managed
to get into a building owned by
P, Mangnus on Muller Road: and
borrowed some of his roofing tar
to decorate themselves and any-
thing else they could find around
the place,

- Parents, Mangnus, RCMP and
children met to decide what to do
about the ‘situation and to correct
it. No estimate of damages was
available,

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