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ednesday, April 27, 1966

Tennis Courts Will
Open With Tourney

Everything is “go” for the grand opening of the Terrace
the afternoon of May 8, Finishing
uches are being put to the two cement base courts adjacent

mnnis Club courts on

@ Riverside elementary school
mis week,

mache opening ceremony will feat-
m an address by Reeve A. F.
Mmulet and the afternoon of ten-
will be headlined with an Am-
an Tournament, one in which
aTyone and anyone may parti
megate. Balls and racquets will be
@eilable at no charge for anyone
mebing to take part in the action.
mrollowing the court opening it
aplanned to hold four free in-
feeiction sessions per week for

and Sunday.

the community.

served throughout the afternoon.

Terrace Tennig Club members.
Memberships in the club are avail-
able at the Lakelse Avenue.affices
of Dr. Marcelle Chiasson on any
day of the week except Saturday

You are welcome to plek up|
your membership and help stimu-| |
late interest in tennis throughout

Tennis will get underway short-
ly after the opening ceremony at
1 p.m. and refreshments will be

JUDITH ANN KERBY
FA GRADUATE OF Skeena Sec-
ondary school, Judith Ann Kerby,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Kerby of Thomas Road, is
a graduate of Vancouver Gen-
eral Hospital and will receive
her nurse’s diploma at a gradu:
ation ceremony in the Queen
Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver
ion Friday, April 28. Mr. and
Mrs. Kerby will attend the cere-

s|Tace guests to the regular meeting
m; Centre on Tuesday, April 19,

~ Partington of Francois Lake. Mrs.

‘|the conference of the Associated

; Partington also visited Scotland,

Terrace First W.I.

: Hears Guest Speaker ||

Members of the First Terrace

Womens Institute welcomed six
Kitimat clubmembers and two Ter-

held at the Terrace Community
Guest of honor was Mrs. Lena

Partington is a former provincial
president of the B.C, Womens In-
Stitute. She showed the Terrace
group colored slides taken during
a trip to Ireland last year to attend

Countrywomen of the World.
During her trip abroad, Mrs.

Holland and her former home in
England where her mother still
resides.
A display of tea aprons, made
by clubmembers was judged
through applause, and the winner
was a dainty. heart-shaped apron
made by Mrs, Anne Hackl. This
apron will be sent to the District
Competition which will be held in
conjunction with the District Con-

mony.

South Hazelton,

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ference scheduled for June in Ba

ENDORSING Girt Guide
Cookie Week, Reeve A. F,
Goulet made the first offi-
cial purchase Friday after-
noon from Guide Nancy
Sparks (left) and Margaret
Ann Morrison. Brownies and
Guides will be calling at
‘your door on Saturday,
April 30 and you are urged
to offer your support through
the purchase of a package
of Guide Cookies, priced at
45 cents,

FRANK McGRATH
Frank McGrath has been ap-
pointed local Commissioner for
the Census of Population and
the farm census, which beging
June 1, 1966, across Canada. He

will administer the Skeena cen-
sus district.

Following announcement of
his appointment Mr. McGrath
Stated that his census district
will be divided into 25 sub dis-
tricts, employing a staff of 25
census takers. Persons interest-
ed in employment as census tak-
ers are invited to contact the
commissioner at his office locat-
ed at 3316B Sparks St. or phone
VI3-2190,

Everybody will have the op-
portunity to “Be Counted for
Canada” when census takers call
at every home in Canada start-
ing on June 1. They will be tak.
ing the population census which
consists of just five questions,
and the farm census which will
also be simple but with more
questions listed. They will also
Tecord all busines establish-
ments to develop a master list
for the census of merchandising
which will be completed by mail
after the end of the 1966 fiscal
year.

One aspect of the census stres:
sed by Mr. McGrath as he made
preparations to administer the
census locally was the need for
public co-operation. He pointed
out that today.in most countries
of the world a census was car-
tled out at intervals to take stock
of human resources and to usa
as a basis for public and pri-

vate planning,

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