‘TERRACE:. "Omiineca’” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH. COLUMBIA

~Wedriésday, ‘May 25, i

Darby's fqvioment
RENTAL & SALES

Cement Mixers» Whaelbarrows
Floor Sanders - Staple Guns
Ladders = Skill Saws, efe,

4546 Lazelle - P.O. Box 714
Terrace, B.C,

VI3-5153
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Religion and iLife Emblem badg-
es were recently presented to ‘Girl
Guides Norma and Marion Dando
at a special service in St. Matthews
Angiican Church, Reverend A. P.
Horsfield made the presentations.

| These badges are necessary In ord-

er to qualify for Heritage Camp
in 1967, .

On May 18, the following Brown-
ies from 2nd Skeena Brownies re-
ceived their first year stars: Sigrid
Losch, Elinor Neisner, and Dawn
Kolterhoff. .

TERRACE VAN
& STORAGE

Long and Sh

24-HOUR

Heated Warehouse

ANSWERING SERVICE

Storage Area

ON

Highway 16 West Terrace B.C.

(formerly Skeena Aute Metal)
ViIo3-6577

Cleve Evans

“Serving B.C.’s Northwest”

Have you found
to ensuring your children
a college education?

Call: .
The Mutual Life of Canada |

District Agents:

Ken Titcomb
ne44

the answer

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RICHARD SEPHTON,

300~ 475 Howe Street,

Vancouver 1,

B.C,

JAKE J. FRIESEN, CL,

Box 1147 Mal
Kitimat, BC. -— Phone “Ss

P.O,

At sea and ashore!

_ BROWNIES
GUIDES

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RANGERS

Linda Ganley, Doreen Penner,
Joanne Fraser, Melaine Fillion
and Shirley Titeamb passed their
knitting test. Linda Ganley also
Passed her “tea and toast’ test
after serving to tester Mre. Rk.
Menzies,

The meeting ended with the tra-
ditional “Smile” song in way of

‘| thanks to the tester.

The Skeeng district of Girl Guid-
ing will hold a bake sale and sale
of plants on Saturday, afternoon,
May 28, from 2 p.m. to § p.m..or
as long as it lasts. At the Co-op
store, Mothers of Brownies, Guides
and Rangers, please have your bak-
ing left at Ca-op early.

The. monthly meeting of the
Skeena District local association
for Girl Guiding will be held at
the home of Mrs. Duncan Kerr,
4511 Keith Avenue, on Tuesday
afternoon, May 31, at 1 p.m. All
mothers are invited to attend,

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Nanaimo Company

‘Gets Harbor Work

S. R. Kirland Construction Com-
pany Limited of Nanaimo, B.C., has
been awarded a $48,749 contract
for harbor improvements at Mas-
set, B.C... Public Works Minister
George J. Meliraith has announc-
ed.

Masset is on the north coast of
the Queen Charlotte Islands,

The successful tender was the
lowest of four opened April 27,
the high bid being $94,760.

Work will consist of expanding
the wharf and of building a new
shed 20 by 90 feet on it. This
work will increase the size of the
cargo landing area by 3,000 square
feet, increase the wharf storage
area by 3,600 square feet and the
width of the approach to 26 feet,
making two-lane traffic possible,

The new shed will double the
available covered storage space
on the wharf. The existing float
will be relocated.

Plans and specifications were
prepared by the district engineer
in Vancouver for the federal de-
partment of public works.

Work is to be completed in eight
months.

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Cedarvale News...

Mrs. Alice Gray returned to Ce-
darvale Sunday afternoon follow-
ing a trip to Edmonton where she
attended the graduation of her
son Roger.

Mrs. Sutton reports a second
blooming of spring flowers in her
garden. However she also stated
that gardening conditions are same

what unpleasant due to prolonged | |

cold weather.

Some prospects are misers; ‘they

let the rest of the world go by. |

_| tight on the nose, Cheryl. Beau-

| os ~“exelusive agents

‘The 210. students who -own cae
have a grade average of D. Nowy
has an A average and only ff
have Bs. Of ‘the 15 students ot
dropped ‘out of sctiool fant we r,
12 owned can. a te:

Girl's Weight Guess,

With a weight’ guess ‘that was’

champ of Tefraee won a. walkie! —
talkie set featured In a special con- |. 2
fest sponsored by The Hub of ‘Ter. |;

race at the recent Trade Fair.

Contestants were required ms
guess the weight of a wagen wheel
lub in order to qualify. The hub
was weighed in at 32 Ibs. '$ oz. on
Tuesday morning and Cheryl's
guess hit the exact amount,

Management and ataff of * The
Hub extended thanks this week
to all- who Participated in the con-
test,

CRADLE ROLL

The following births were regiat-
ered in Mills Memorial. Hospital: |
Born To:—

Mr. and Mrs, Bruce French, May
20, a gon.

Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Crossley,
May 21, a daughter,

Mr. and Mrs, Harold Maier, May

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Commercial & High Volteg4
Electrical Contracting

Elis Hughes

23, a daughter. Electric ltd, :
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bruinink,|@N. Kelum_ -_ ViI3-524-e
May 24, a son, we pegee goede ey on eee

Waterless Cookware} :

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OWNERS FOR FREE SERVICE, OTHERS WHO
. WHO WANT ALL THE FLAVOR, COLOR AND
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PHONE VI3-5350 — MR. SUTTON

Call 843-5752.

SUPERIOR BUILDING
MAINTENANCE LTD.

FOR A COMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE

’ WINDOWS — FLOORS — WALLS

RESIDENTIAL eo. ° COMMERCIAL
4740 STRAUME AVE.

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FOR SALE

Taylor, Pearson & Carson
Building =
T errace, B.C.

Under lease. to Toylor: Pearson & Carson” (B. C.).

_ Ltd, for 20 years. Net annual rental of $6,300,00_
“with all expenses and operating costs pald by
the tenant. The’ building, of modern design. ‘and

sound construction, was erected in 1965.

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FULL PRICE $70,000. 00°

for further particulars write to

Kaouwiton Realty A ij

‘Bonk of Canada Building, 900 West Hestings Street
_ Yeneouver: \ B.C. :