THORNHILL “TEEN TOWN representatives hauer presentiig $300 ‘cheque 1 to “Terrace Tee

Perry Bristol, Darold Swanson and Lynn Stein- Arena Fund chairman Art Bates, Story below.

>. Thornhill teens back arena

$300 crossed the Skeena Bridge
last week,. .
Ard‘ it was - ‘proudly: carried

_by executive members of Thorne! be

-hill's «active Teen Town Club,
' The.club intended to build a
tennis court for their conten.
.-nial project, -

Bui by the time their bank
account grew healthy from funds| :
raised by volunteer Pro

jects, the snow was onthe ground, |

So they ‘decided to put $300
into the Arena fund. The fund
was ‘launched © to Yultd an: ice
’ arena in’ Terrace...

Meanwhile the tennis courtpro-
ject has not been . abandoned,
Teen Town Club will complete
the work when the weather clears,

The tennis court campaign re=

solved” donations fom ‘Thornhill 76" colors — 0.

CARLYLE R

“Smith Block, .
4611 Lakelsa Ave. |
P.O. Box 1213,

- Terrace, B,C.

spokesman Darol

UNION: OIL OPENS |

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.

residents, plus- projects. organle

‘zed by: the ¢lub,. plus _a lot of

volunteer labor put‘in by inom
rs, |:

The decision to donate to thé.

arena fund came frommember-

5
ccording to. Teen Town

Swanson: “We.

had some. funds left .over and at
a meeting we ‘decided that the

most worthwhile | cause, fromour
viewpoint, “was the Terrace
arena,’’

Arena chairman Art Bates ace
cepted. the - cheque: for $900
Friday.

; “VANCOUVER — Union on Ca,
of. Canada Ltd., which opened its
only B,C, refinery at . Prince
George in ‘September, will open
its ‘first Vancouver city service
Station about the end of Marchi-

The company’s bright “Union
ange, blue and’ |

SHEPHERD

; Telephone
635-7600 .

a ithe Lower Mainland will be able

aimiles from Prince George, But |.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE

_ JANUARY: ‘SPECIALS |

* youNE MEN'S CASUAIL PANTS

ways 16, 97 and the Hart,

- Sizes 29,- 34: values to $7.95

i

$3. 49 per pair «

- MEN’S ALL WOOL- DOUBLE CRUISER

COATS.

Reg, $17. 95

Now #3. 79

CASUAL JACKETS & CAR COATS.
Savings up. ‘to 50%

DAYTON WORK. BOOTS.
Reg. $25. 95 now, only, $19. 67

THESE AND MANY MORE ITEMS at SAVINGS -
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THE. HOME OF. DISTINCTIVE CLOTHING

FOR THE MAN ‘WHO CARES

LETTER BASKETS
OFFICE CHAIRS. :.
_ STATIONERY |

a|from the Prince George refinery

sein service’ stations, the more

m\one in-Kamloops in conjunction |

| and

“| Fort: St. John in “November and
m\one two weeks ago. at Clinton.

f|obtained at Smithera and others

white — displayed on a BaUCY.
styrofoam ball, will be seen by
local motorists first at 65th and
Granville, opposite the main
White restaurant,
' Construction started Dec, 180n
this first of fiye stations Unton
plang to build here in its initial
market development program,
Even earlier — some time in
February —. the company will
open its first stationinthe Lower
land, at 105th: and King
George Highway in suburban Surs
Tey.
‘All thia doesn’t mean’ North.
Central B,C, motorists visiting

to buy gasoling, oil and grease
produced in Prince George.

But it does spell increased
production for the northern ree
finery, ona swap basia,.-.

Distance makes it” taneco-
nomical to haul products 500

itis also luunéeanomieal:. ¢ tof haal |

Soto. some: extent the coms
panies trade supplies, Products -
for sale at Union stations in Vane
couver area can be supplied. by
closer refineries, operated by
other companies::.. These firms
in return may buy equal volumes

for their own stations along High»

The more Union buys. from
other oil companies for its South-

‘the others will buy in return
from Union for- thelr outlets in~
the North,

Five statlons are now under
construction in Prince George;
one and a bulk plant at Quesnel;-

with a'-new motel; and stations
with fostamvants at Cache Creek

-“Now,- with. our $10. million
Pyince George sv shup, . We're
‘marching. forward again.”

. And’every station-Unien builds
in the province increases the out-
put of the Prince George refinery.

A Union station was opened at

Another wilt be opened at Vernon
in late January, ‘

Westward. along Highway i6
‘ts considered “home territéry”
jor Union Oil, A site has been

are in the negotiating stage at

various communities,
Thus expansion ‘might well he~

termed the byword: for. this Cals

ja da

| Skeenaview ‘regularly,

aaith they: Tatoo, Steam

= gary-pased ‘company,

"DEPARTMENTS.

ART SUPPLIES

Word has “heen received ‘tha:
ry. has. boon. born’ in
soe on: : January AL: “Mrs,
Schedel is :tha former’ ‘Panlotte
Dalcin of Terrabe, Ee Se

Mr. and Mrs. Gorton Heather
of the Keystone Apartments have
returned from a vacation spent

‘in- the south, ‘visiting ‘relatives

and friends fn Kelowna ara Var
couver, :

A banquet ‘was: bald in’ the
Skeenaview Hospital utility room
jast Thursday when 3 number of
patients sat down to a hot din.
‘say with the hospital: staff’ and
A number of volunteers who visit
“A pro.
gram of music and song was
enjoyed following the dinner, and
“happy birthday’? was sung. for

-|a number of. the elderly gentle-

men whose ‘birthdays are this
month;: eee ;

‘Word has. been received that
Fred Scott of Woodfibre, B.C,
has recently -passed AWAY." “The
late Mr, Scott was a member
of a Terrace . ploneer famlly,
Scott Road is Famed for the
family.

Dr ‘Leslie G, “Brooks of Var
couver has arrived in town to
take over the medical practise
‘of Dr. Marcelle Chiasson, who
is doing postgraduate | “work: at

ver,

Milla’ Memorial Hospital.

Mra, Olive Campbell otPrincel
Albert, Saskatchowan is visiting

St Paul's Hostal i Vana ‘|

Frank “Morris ‘is: a patient in .

with her. brother and slster-in- |

law; Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Davis|§
of Cedarvale,

‘Joa. ‘Barall ofj =: ©

Prince Albert 1a algo a quest

at the Campbell} hone, L

Mr. and” sere as White &
of Cedarvale. were ‘visitors tof
town last week, oo

ra

Tha Ladies Auxillary Branch |

13 of tha Royal Canadian Leg-|

ion would like ali members to &

note that the February meeting |
has been stepped up to January
30th. on account of urgent bus-

iness, |- e #.e

Mr, and Mrs. A,H, Erdahi|i

are leaving this week to make

their home ‘in Vancouver. Mr.ii
Erdahi has been in Terrace for|i
six years. with the Department|@

of Labour, His move to the Van-
couver office is due to {ll health. 5

He is being replaced tempor-|%

arily by W.G, Anderaon,

e® ase ; 5
At the Terrace Cribbage As-
sociation regular ‘crib tourney |
last week at Skeenaview Hos-
pital; Harold Massey of Skeena-|B

view waa dealt a. 25 hand.

- Obituaries

. "Patrick Joseph Sims, , Terrace,
, “Death | came suddenly to Pat-
rick Joseph Sims in his home
at) 4304 Eby on Sunday morn-
‘ine, January 21. at. the age - of

The late Mr, Sims had re-
turned on Saturday, January 20;
from St, Paul's hospital in Van-
-eouver where he was receiving
medical attention. He was on the
‘Saturday CPA flight to Prince

‘Rupert and by bus to Terrace,
Mr, Sims had been in illhealth| °F

since 1960.

The deceased was born inDub-
lin, Ireland on October 25, 1914,
He Joined the Royal . Canadian
Navy Reserve in. Prince Rup-
ert in 1935, going into active
duty at the beginning of tha sec-
.ond world war, At the: cloga: af
the war he was awarded a Dis-
tingulshed Service medal,
Following the war end, the
Hate +:Mr, -Sims:was an -lfider

‘avtimes Invi64? che.
sdepartnent of Fisheries, -
In 1951, along with his fam-
ily, he came to Terrace to make
his home, ‘At that time he was
on the staff of Skeenaview Hos-

pital, In 1953 he: rejoined the |

Department of Fisheries and had
‘peen an officer with the depart-
ment ever since, ..

The tate. Mr, . Sims je sur-
vived - his wife, Rita;
son, Ger WA 15 and daughter Tona
17 and.a sister; Mra, Walter
Tirschman in Manitoba, «

‘Funeral arrangements are | §

_ Snow slows
‘tops. vote
onslate

Snow and slush have left Ter-
race TOPS (Take Off Pounds
Sensibily) without ‘an executive.
for 1968.

Their first attempt at an elec-

‘tion’ ‘was snowed La:
But they have named thelr big

loser for 1967.
She is Janet-Felber who drop:

ped 44%. ponds since jolning
the club,. Members presentedher
with a fruit basket in honor of
her loga,, ‘

Club ‘is basically a sott-noip

group of. women wio want to} §
lose weight, New members ean,
. join by phoning 635-2365, :

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Swaine; and. other sisters: Lois |B
Hixon; Wilma, Gladys and |@

“joined bined: tae

being made for ‘burial in Kit-
sumkalum Cemetery, Terrace,

Shetla Anne Carson, Terrace,

‘Shella Anne Carson passed
- away in Mills Memorial Hospital |i

on January 16 at the age of 21,

The deceased was the daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, L.J, Carson
of Riverdrive, Terrace, ‘She |f
had been -in ill health for a
long time. . The family has made
their home in Terrace for 0

The late Sheila ‘Carson is sure
vived in Terrace by her parents,

Mr, and Mrs, LJ. Cargon; bros |i

Norman and George and

thers,
Floyd (Elaine)

sister Mrs,

in
Elsie in Prince George; Doris
in Burns Lake and Ruth in Ede
monton, —

Funeral services were held

Everett Peacack, ‘Art Truman,

McNaughton is s hungry! |

Hungry for business, that is. That’s Terrace’
Omineca Herald’s lean and hungry printing expert
Joe McNaughton. And because he’s hungry to do _ |
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printed invoices - statements - dillheads °- noteheads - printed postcards

’ booklets --pamphiets - flyers - wedding stationery - announcement cards

menus - memo pads - gum fabels - tickets - signs - membership cards

shipping tags - circulars - programs - certificates - folders - ruled forms
business and office forms of all kinds a,

Elmer . Anderson, George Blighy —

ton and Norman Carson,

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