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PHONE VI 3-5060

Page Eight

-Wednesday, May 11, 1966

Tree Planting Today
At Thornhill School

Mr. W. L. Orr, principal of

SSS | Thornhill Elementary School and

members of his staff along with
pupils of the school participated in
a tree planting ceremony today
to mark Centennial year. -

Mr. Orr also announced plans
for the school sports day which
will take place June 17, Parents
willing te help with this project
are needed and all help will be
greatly appreciated,

Registration day for next year's

ASSN | beginners will be held June 8.

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Centennial Park Project
Suffers Mild Sethacks

Work on the Thornhill Centenniaf Park is progressing
slowly. Mr. J. La Carte, chairman of the Centennial commit-
tee, stated that due to a holdup in delivery of shrubs and
trees, planting planned for the past weekend had to be delay-

ed until this week,

Consirgetion costs are higher
than expected and it will. be neces-
sary to conduct another drive for
funds to meet rising costs.

- The committee wishes to express
thanks to Mr, P. J. Bourelle who
more than fulfilled his pledge of
cat work in the park. The commit-
tee stated that he did an excep-
tlonally clean and efficient job of
clearing timber and piling it for
burning.

Residents of Thornhill who have

{not been able to obtain Centennial
:

Thornhill Organizes

Girls Softball

A girls soft ball team wag or-
ganized in Thoyghill last week. So
far there are about 16 girls inter-
ested in playing and one team will
be entered in the existing Terrace
league, if a sponsor is located. It
is hoped that at least one more
team can be organized.

Any girls interested in playing
or coaching are invited to cell Mrs.
A. Swanson at 843-2613,

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Teen Town Drive

Nets Over $100

A bottle drive and car wash con-
ducted by members of Thornhill
Teen Town raised $175.00 last
week. Only a little more than $2100
is needed to fulfil a pledge of $500
to the ThornFili Centennial park.

A model oi the park which the
teenagers are building {s near
completion and will be on display
in the forthcoming Elks Mayday
Patade in Terrace.

PARTY LINE...

Congratulations go out to Mr.
and Mrs. C. Van Den Brock of
Lakelse Lake Road on the birth of
their son May 8, who weighed in
at eight pounds four ounces,

Best wishes go out to Mr. and
Mrs. L. Seott who moved into their
new home on Pine Street this
week, Their new house is one of
Many constructed in Thornhill
within the last few months.

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thought for the week

‘Work is love made visible.
And if you cannot work with
love but only with distaste, it is
better you should leave your
work and sit at the gate of the
temple and take alms of these
who work with joy."

Kahlil Gibran

Ornamental

medallians will soon be able to
do so. A new supply has been ord-
ered and should arrive shortly.
They will be sold in ‘Thornhill
Elementary School and by Teen
Town members. . :

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For Reading . ;
TRIAL OF STEVEN. TRUSCGB
‘by Isabel Lebourdais ..
“. published by -
McClelland and Stewart Limi}
Isabel Lebourdals' book . |
Trial of Steven Truscott isa 4
disturbing book. It questions
only the guilt of Steven
but our whole system of judim
practice. oo im
Our judge and jury systeni
supposed to prevent any posags
ty of a miscarriage of justice
if Steven Truscott is innocent
the’ whale system will. be:
fire, The questions arising ing
mind after reading this booke
many. Should greater caren
shown in the appointment of
judges? Is there: a better
of choosing more qualified
to serve on juries? Are defi
lawyers hampered in their e
to protect their clients by fina
problems which prevent full i
tigations in learning the fa
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Truscott innocent or guilt
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From 9 A.M, to 5 P.M.
In this district and throughout Canada many
persons and firms in practically all types of

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Professional services « Tourist and
Recreational Businesses » Transportation
and Wholesale and Retail ‘Trades,
have obtained loans from the Industrial
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and machinery, to increase working capital, to
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If you consider that IDB can be of service, you

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