TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

June Busy Month:

For Rebekah Lodge

. June wise ‘busy month for mem: | |

bers of Skeena Valley’ Rebekah] =.

Lédge No. 68,: who wi ;
Clarice Arthurs-on June 7 for an
officlal visit. Mrs. Arthurs is-pre-
sident of the Rebekah Assembly of
B.C., OOF.

While here she presented stud-
ents Miss Carol Johnson and Miss

@ |Barbara Holtz with award certifi.

cates for their participation [n the
UN Pilgrimage for Youth project.

4 1Mrs, Arthurs also congratulated

CAROL JOHNSON
Miss Carol Johnson left on Mon-
day afternoon for New York
City, where she will participate
in the 1%th annual United Na-
tions Pilgrimage for Youth, a3
an observer at UN headquarters.
Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Leonard Johnson of Terrace, is
a student at Skeena Secondary
and was winner of a competition
sponsored by the Skeena: Valley
Rebekah Lodge (Terrace branch).
She will travel by bus and will
leave Spokane, Washington on
July 7th, together with 35 other
students atid three adult coun-
selors‘from B.C. The group will
take the Canadian route to New
York and will return via the
United States route. The pilgrim-
age is to end on August 3.

Miss Pauline Chretien for having

*. <4} received an KOOF Rebekah bur-

Bary.

Pauline received her award dur-
ing awards day at.Skeena Second-
ary on June 20. The award was

presented to her by Mrs. Anne

Sites, noble grand.

* At the last meeting in June,
members finallzed plans for a rum-
mage sale to be held in August, as
well as for the district association

held in Terrace on October 1.
A weiner and corn roast at

Lakelse Lake last weekend wound ‘

up lodge activities for this term.
=i .
International travellers last year
spent $11.46 billion to tour coun-
tries.other than their own, says the
foreign travel agency of the B.C.
Automobile Association. This was

12 per cent more than in 1964.

I meeting which is scheduled to be|

Water Safety

FREE PARKING

SHOWS
Thurs.—8 p.m., Fri. & Sat.—2:30 & & p.m,

Wild Animal Zoo and Exhibits Open One Hour Ecrlior
Come Early for Free Act on Midway Before
- Main Show Starts

We will give a Trade-in Allowance of up: to

TERRACE

Community Centre Grounds
(Under Auspices of BPO Elks)

UNDER BIG TENT

THURS., FRI., & SAT.
JULY 7,8 &9

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TV
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with the Terrace branch of the Ca

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LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to teacher, this group of young people

Instructor School which began at Skoglund Hot Springs on July 1
ended today. Instructors were Miss Uta Allers and Mr. Mike Powley,
The course included instruction in lifesaving, pool and woterfront supervision, princip
and practice of artificial respiration, water and boating safety knowledge and theoretic

- as well as practical techniques of teaching swimming. The course was held in co-operati

nadian Red Cross and the Terrace Swimming Cl!

Two Games Played
In Ladies’ Softball

In ladies softball last Wednes-
day Sandeg took on the league
leading Thornhill A-GoGo's and
managed to hold them down for a
20-16 victory. Gandes led off early
in the game with several runs and
although the Thornhill girls man-
aged to pick up a few runs each
inning they could not shake off
Sandes commanding: lead.

Sherry Wall, a very promising
young newcomer, was on the
mound for Sandeg and took the
win, while Norma Bellamy took
the loss, ;

Sheridans were squeezed out
Thursday by a lopsided 92:3, Sth in-
ning score, when they faced the
Co-op. Nicki Sluyter started pitch-

casita

TRADE-IN WATCH SALE |

Be | Starring:
Edward Judd, Martha Hyer;
og | Shorts: Little Bo Popped. The Dig

$

For any

ing duties for Sheridans, but was

@ \later relieved by Adrian Auriat.

5”

old watch,

regardless of age,
make or condition.

HERE ARE

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TWO EXAMPLES

Regular Price .......-. $99.50
Any ald watch .......-. $25.00

You Pay

“Only $34.50

Around the Town

Proud grandparents this week
are Mr. and Mrs, Frank Clifford
who welcomed the arrival of thelr
first granddaughter on July 2. The
little girl’s parents are Mr. and
Mrs, Roy Clifford of Dartmouth,
Nova Scotia,

grocery
SOUTH KALUM STREET

Open 10:30 A.M, to
10:30 P.M. Daily

Phone 843-6180

MED | Starring: 7

We |Friday, Saturday

“Wednesday, July 6,

is part of the Red Cra
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both of Vancouv

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Thurs, Fri, Sat July 7, 8,3
Zulu
{Adult Entertainment)
Action Packed Drama Filmed
Africa, In eolor
Starring: Stanley Baker,
Jack Hawkins, Ulla Jacobson §
Shorts: Daffys Inn Trouble @
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Saturday Matinee July §

Misty The Rebel §
' Colt 5

David Ladd, Arthur O'Connell
Shorts: Three colored Cartoons
Out at 4:00

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Mon, Tues. Wed. July 11, 12, §

First, Men In The

Moon
In Color and Cinémascope &

Tillicum |
Brive-in

July os

: The Hounds Of T§

Baskerville
In. Color
A Sherlock Holmes Dram

| Starring:

17 Jewels
Rock Crysial
f Gxpansion Band Ge
H 3-Year Guarantees &

= Western

Christopher Lee, Peter

ie |Shorts: Prince Violent. Chey

Daya, Uranium Fever.

rn in Color and Cinemas
Starring: oo ;

eA | George Montgomery, Meg R

Shorta: Bird in a Gullty ¢:
Metropolld in Minature.
Adventures of ‘Alexander

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