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Wednesday, June, 1966

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Registration Day. Wednesday
For Thornhill Beginners

Registration of all children be
gining school this fall at Thorn-
hill Elementary takes place June
%. Parents are requested to bring
proof of age of their children. To
enter grade 1 the child must be
six years of age on or before De-
cember 31, 1966.

About 120 pupils from Thorn-
hill Elementary attended a Holi-
day Theatre presentation of “An-
drocles and the Lion” at Veritas
Auditorium last week, From all
reports the children enjoyed the
presentation.

Ten young athletes from Thorn-
hill Elementary are participating
in the Royal Canadian Legion’s
Youth Training Plan. They train

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three days a week and plan to
compete in an up-coming inter-
school meet. From all reports they
should be successful in winning
several of the events.

A coming event to look forward
to on June 24, will be a musical
and dramatic performance in
Thornhill Elementary school. The
program will be produced by two
members of the teaching staff,
Miss J. Harrod and Mr. D. Doagor,
with pupils from the school . parti
cipating.

It promises to be an entertaining
evening. Tickets will be on sale
for the public.

thought for the week

-“] do then with my friends as
I do with my books, I would .
have them where I can find
them, but T seldom use them.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

Disposal Grounds

Now Being Cleared
Delay in opening garbage dis-

,| posal grounds for Thornhill bas

NN | been caused by prelithinary clear-

Lakelse Lake Road

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ing of trees which is necessary in
order to make the area accessible
to the public. All legal formalities
are now completed. Volunteer hetp
to aid in making the site ready for
use would be appreciated. If you
can be of assistance for a few
hours contact Mr. W. Harper,
Lakelse Lake Road. With help, the
disposal area could be available

for use within the next few days.

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For Reading .. .
“THE RESTLESS CHURCH”
edited by William Kilbourn

published by
McClelland and Stewart Ltd.

William Kitbourn was commia-
sioned by the department of reli-
gious educatiOn of the Anglican
Church of Canada to write a re-
sponse to Pierre Berton’s book
“The Comfortable Pew.” ‘The
Restless Church” is this response.
The purpose of the book was to
put on record some of the discus-
sion which was raised by ‘The
Comfortable Pew.”

The book contains a number of
essays written by well known
clergymen, laymen, and others con-
cerned about the Christian Church.
It includes a number of the book
reviews published on “The Com-
fortable Pew,” a3 well as a sampl-
ing of the letters received by
Pierre Berton, The-last-chapter of
“The Restless Church’! is a :sum-
ming up by Berton-answering some
of the questions raised-ag a result
of ‘his book.

Some of the essays in the book
attempt to refute Berton’s state-
ments, others agree, some enlarge
on remarks made in “The Com-
fortable Pew.”

“The Restless Church serves as
an excellent addition to “The Com-
fortable Pew” as an aid to anyone
concerned about the role of the
Christian church within our society
and should open up many new
areas for discussion, .

On March 23 in this colum I
wrote an article about the book
“Alas Shrugged” by ‘Ayn Rand. I
mentioned the growing number of
people whom were studying object-
ivism, the philosopity of Ayn Rand,
through the Nathaniel Branch In-

dian equivalent has now been or-
ganized in Toronto. It fs called the
Canadian Alliance for Free Enter-
prise and has a monthly publica-
tion titled: Rights by Right. The

problems, political and philosophi-
cal. -

I have several back Issues which
are most interesting. Anyone in-
terested in. more particulars may
contact me.

A-Go-Go- Win One |
in Meet With Co-op

Thornhill A-Go-Go's defeated the
Co-pp's 11 to & Thursday at Agar
Averiue Park. The girls played an
extra inning to win a hard fought
game. Norma Bellamy pitched for
the A-Go-Go's. , wee

The next game takes place May
31 when they meet the team spon-
sored by Sande’s, June 9 will see
the A.GoGo's matched against
Sherldan’s,

Practice gessiong will be held at
the Thornhill Elementary school
grounds on the 2 and 7 of June.
‘Those interested in playing. ball
with the

| moved from Kitimat to thelr new.
_|home:on Pine Street. 6
Mr. and Mra, Kirkwood are the |.

‘ment at the Prince George Veter-

stitute in New York City. A Cana-|

publication deals with Canadian |-

; Party Line eee

A. welcom: goes out to’ Bilis

ahd- Hilda ‘Kirkwood who recently
wt Wa

paresis of Mrs. J. LaCarte of Pine
Street. Mr, Kirkwood. recently re
tired from Alcan in Kitimat. The
Kirkwoods plan to enjoy. their re-
tirement by spending this summer
travelling and visiting friends and
relatives in southern B.C. and in
the prairia provinces,—~

Mr. and Mrs. J. LeCleir, former-
ly of Crescent Drive, Thornhill
fhave taken up residence on their
new lat on Paquette Road.

Raf-Van, the Arabian colt, own-
ed by Harpers Arabian Stables, re-
turned this weekend from Prince
George where he underwent treat-

inary Clinic. Raf-Van was injured
in an encounter with the Harper's
bull — mastiff dog and has been
at the clinic for the past month.
Mr. Harper reports that the colt
has almost completely recovered
from the injuries.

Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Rudd re-
turned last week from Dawson
Creek where they were present
for the wedding of their daughter
Donne to Mr, Lyle McNabb. The
wedding took place May 14 in
the United Church in Dawao
Creek, :

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When a cold threatens, the best
treatment is to get plenty of rest,
and lots of water, milk and fruit
juices. It is wise to stay indoors

Sa at ds ale AE a re ORE nee

Terrace Tops.
continved. from page 9
Giscus, “(boys junior), Ron
(7), 0's".

Discus, (girls -sentor), M. Mi
--ghell, (PR), 66/14", (previeu
ord wass842K"), 2
100 yard dash, (boys senior), &
Nattresa, (T), 11.3; broad ju
(boys junior), D. Gibson, (K), 18
60 yds. (girls. junior), J. Demmi
(1), 7.8; 60 yards, (girls senior), §
Schmidt, (K), 7.9; 220 yards, th
senior), N. Selnen, (T),- 25.4;
yards, (boys junior), M. Nesbit,
26.2; 220 yards, (girls junior),
Demmitt, (T), 30.2; 220 yds. (g
senior) Anka Troelstra, (1), 233
triple jump (boys senior), N.
en, (T), 87°144". ;

Shot put, (boys junior), .
Sodd, (1), 45°96", (previous:
ord, 44444"), a

High jump, (girls junior), Aud
Troelstra, (T) 43"; high ip
(boya junior), L. Pelto, (K),
mile, (boys junior), L. Becklay,
5:20.0; mile, (boys seplot),
Greening, (K), 5:8.7; 440, (¢
junior), M. Duffy, (1), 72.9;
relay, (boys junior), Kitimat
449 (@irls senior), E. Parm
(1), 75.7. 0°. a

440 relay (girls Tonter),;
race, 55.9 (previous regérd rd,

440 relay, (boys senior), -
494: 440 relay, (girls senio’
timat, 69.2; triple jump, (boys &
ior), D. Gibson, (K), 365%".

Medley relay, (boys ~jun
Kitimat, 4:09.9, (previous rece:
4:16.5}. . .

Medley relay, (boys senior), |
race, 4:09.89; pole vault, (boys

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