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‘;ers ° Association,

JUNIOR READERS receive & weekly introduction to good
reading at the Terrace Public Library. In pictures above
from left Arlene Cooper, Joan Cynninghayn and Terry Kolter-

for thelr new residence,

At a meeting of the Pension
March 30,
the membership requested a let.’
‘ter bé forwarded to the Christ-
jan Welfare Council asking them

Senior Citizens Residence.?!
The name was chosen to honor

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4642 Lazelle - Phone 635-6111 - Ter

‘to consider the name “Stewart |'

Pensioners choose

residence

The Terrace Old Age Penstoners have chosen a name

dim Stewart, who left a legacy
8 Taking it possible
for the Association to donate
$5000 towards the home, = -

on and: Mrs, Vera Mockford
were appointed. to a committee
which will be in charge of buy«.
ing: furniture for. the Recreas
tion Room in the Senior Cit
izens home, .

Mrs. Vera Mockford, spokes
man.for the group, said: the as-
sociation hoped for a good at
tendanee’ at the April 27 baz-
aar in the Terrace Commun-
ity Cettre,.

She said members are still
working on articles for the baz=
aar, . -

Four members of the assocta=
tion were honored at the March
30 meeting because of their birth

-Mrs;Roas 'Thorison,
Mrs, Gunda Skogland, Mrs, Ed
Whalen and Mrs, Jack Glen, ""

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days which fall in April. On the:
honors list were Mr. T. Pheas~
a on Cik;* Sa ter 5 HEY .

| March, She was entertained at

a| Diane. West, third; Ethel Gies«
elman, 2nd -and Bev. Nepstad, |:

7 Gladys Myers’ rinks. .
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f}.ifornia, They plan to visit,
#| Disneyland,

HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

mann read to young audfences, Gayle Su. anisalso a member

of the volunteer readers’ team,

People
around |

the

of Mr. and Mrs, Nick Nattress, |

left on Thursday, March 28 -for
an extended vacation. Migs Nat-
tress travelled by CN passenger
train. She will spend a few days
in Toronto before. going on to
New York, She will visit in New
Jersey with her mother's sis«
tera and has tentative plans for
crossing to England to visit oth
er xelatives, :
*_ # se

Robert Westover Jr. of. Ter=
race was heard on CBC Cross
Country check-up on Sunday after-
noon. He made comments and pre-
sented a couple of jokes to Betty
Shapiro on her chosen subjectfor
the afternoon, “Ethnic Jokes”,

Jim Reed, Wayne Oveleon and
Douglas Pierce have returned
from a two week fun trip to
Hawall,

oe BT,

io Derbaeg Labidary Club ‘mern-

hers havé “coniplefed.a “rock?
topped coffee table to be raf.
fled at the. Arts & Crafts show
this weekend, The table will be
on display in Bob’s-Shoe store
until Thursday evening. .

-@ @ @ fon
Mr, and Mra, Bill Batter and | ;
a family left on Saturday, March |

30, for Seattle, Washington where
they will make their. home, Mr,
Batter will be in the employ of:
Weisfields Corporation, The Bat»
ters have been Terrace residents
for the past 244 years, Mr, Bat-
ter was manager of Kalum Tire
Service Ltd.
. . . * . Loe
Mrs, Ida Thomas, one of Ter=
race’s esteemed old Hmers, cel-
ebrated her 80th birthday in

tea by her daughter-in-law, Mrs,
Lee Llewellyn, and remembered
by the Rebekah Lodge tm which
she is still’an active member,
* 8 e@ ;

Jean Olson's Terrace rink won,
the “A? event in the Prince
Rupert. Bonspiel at the week

j}end, others on the rink were!’
Isobe

Bogelund,. third; Helen
Dempster, 2nd, and Kathy Bow-
les, lead. The Terrace Pat Davy
rink was runners-up in the *B?
event, other on this rink were

lead. Other rinks from Terrace
entering the "Spiel were Millie
Noel's, Lorraine Hildebran's and

. . a

« and Mra, Jack MeDoug-.
_and family are leaying this
weekend for a vacation in Cal»

rey, oe 8 .-., “
Rudy Gardner, president
of Terrace Lapidary Club, an
Mrs, Gardner ‘are leaving on a
holiday trip next week. They.

100 new books
at the library.

" The Terrace Library :has 100

Plan to do some rock-hounding

| on the Oregon coast,

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Two Terrace rinks attend
the Mixed Bonspiel: at Smith
era at the weekend. The Roy
Jacques rink took second Dlaca
in the “A? event, Others on
the rink were Mrs, Norah. Jac
ques, and Ray and Joan Clit.
ford. The other: rink’ attending
the 'Spiel was the Kip Gravelle
rink with Ruth Gravelle and Ken
and Elleen Robinson,

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Terry MeDonagh is exnected
home next week having success-
fully completed an eight-month
business course at Pitmana ‘in
Vancouver, _
e ri —_
Mrs, Miles MeLeod of Powe
ell River, who recently won a
$28,250 jackpot while on a visit
to Las Vegas, is a former re~
sident of Terrace and known to
many of the old-timers here,
Roth Mr, and Mrs, McLeod liv-
ed in Terrace away back in the
late 1920's, Mrs, McLeod -at
that time was a Mrs. Monsell
whose husband was Killed ina
woods aceldent here,

GIVE BLOOD
FOR GOODNESS, SAKE,

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costs so little,

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4636 Lazelle Ave.

Arnie’s Meat Market Lid.

.Phone 635-2774:

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Specials Effective From April 3 Until April 10° s

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STORE HOURS;
_MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY _

9 AM, - 9PM,

new. adult nozfiction books ‘ad-|: .’ i

ded to Ita shelves; “

Terrace Hbrarian, Mrs, W.H; .
Van: Heek, said the lst:of new]:
“included” blographies * of |

books

Foster “Hewitt, “Martin “Luther |"

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explained’ a book ‘on

Spraggett, "The New: Indu
” Galbrat

Other new books are “The Ui :

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