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MR. AND MRS. NORMAN HENRY ROLFSEN
(See wedding story page 7) (Photo by Frank McGroth)

First Game: Slated For New Ball Park

4 Thornhill Centennial. Park will| the A-Go-Go's. plan to play on the
N be the location of the July 21 soft-|newly prepared temporary ball
B® ball game between Thornhill A-| diamond in the park. A silver col-
Go-Go's and Sande's. The game|lection will be requested during
@ will get underway at 7:30 p.m. the game to help the team finance
This is the first of several games}the permanent baseball facilities

which the A-Go-Go’s have pledged

to construct in the park.
All softhall fans are urged to

mound. '

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come out and cheer the A-Go-Go’s
on to another win. On July 12 they
defeated Sheridans 24 - 9 with
Norma Eellamy on the pitchers

Raral Ratepayers
Meet Tomorrow

Rural Ratepayers Association will
be held Thursday, July 21 at 8:00
p.m, in the Thornhill Elementary
School. | uo ,

The meeting will serve to bring)
ratepayers up to date on actions
taken on problems brought before
the executive during the past
three months.

A representative from B.C. Tele-
phone will be one of two guest

speakers, ' :
Reports from the Centennial
Committee,.and plans to organize
a recreational commission are on
the agenda for discussion.

New members are welcome and
it is not necessary to be a land.
holder to join. Resident tenants
are also elegible for membership.

[Executive Changes
In Committee _

On July 14, ot a meeting of the Thornhill Centennial
Committee, several changes were made in the executive.

“Mr. D. King was elected as
corresponding sécretary replacing
Mrs. LE Eristol who has resigned.
Mr. C. Rudd took over a new post
as second vice chairman. Mrs. A.
Bellamy was elected to serve as
chairman . of. «the entertainment
committee. Two . members’ of
Thornhill teen + town, Lynn Stein-
hauver. and Teresa Cruzelle, were
elected to serve as recording secre-
taries, :

Applications from Canadian

Body of Tracker

Recovered M. onday

The body of Ronald Lins, 38,
of Smithers, was recovered from
the Skeena River on Monday morn-
ing after it was spotted a short
distance from alleged point of
entry by an alert CNR crew.

Lins was drowned June 13 when
his logging truck plunged into the
river near Usk after being in a
highway collision with a car..Cor-
nelius Evers of Victoria was killed
in the collision but Lins clung
desperately to a floating tog for
over twenty minutes in a fruitless
bid for his life. — . .

His body was discovered at
about 930 am. Monday and an
inquest has been ordered for Tues-
day evening, July 26. Coroner Fred

is not published or
er the Government

_ Liquor Control Board

of Brith Columbia oe :

Adames will officiate,

A meeting of the ‘Thornbill}.

Party Line...

= area from Edmonton, ‘Alberta,

‘BDITCRIAL -

You Have A Stake...

‘BECAUSE OF THE NUMEROUS telephorie <cails received

concerning problems, issues and activities within the Thorn-
hill area, E hope, through this column, to answer or com-
ment on some of "
ideas you may have on its will. be gratefully réceived.
_ In' past: weeks | have received’ many queries about
matters concerning the ratepayers of this area, about the —
petition for a Fire Protection Improvement District, about
the garbage disposal area, and about the Centennial Park
project. «|, oo Co ae ,
The Thornhill Ratepayers Association will hald a public
meeting Thursday, All of these topics will be discussed.
Usually these meetings are poorly attended. Those who
usually attend=~a dozen or’ so—decide what will be done
_on specific: problems. As a result mdny people ‘seem to be
unhappy with the decisions made,
__ At this time our Ratepayers Association is the only
organized body which can act as a local government for the
community as a whole. Your participation in this associa-
tion guarantees you a voice in the decisions made by this
body. Your objections or alternate proposals may make the

difference between good government or bad. ~

Because our community is growing so quickly many
problems will have ta be dealt with in the next year or two.
Planning and zoning, sewer and water, recreational facil-

ities, as well as fire protection are only a few of the issues |
which will comme up for discussion and dction this year.

The actions taken on these issues will affect the future
development. of this community and as ‘taxpayers it will
no doubt affect the contents of your wallet and mine.

If majority government isto rule in Thornhill, it re-
quires your voice and mine in the Ratepayers Association.

, — laurie English

THEATRE
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Thurs, Fri. Sat July 21, 22, 23

Tickle Me

In Color and Cinemascope
Starring: Elvis Presley,
“Jocelyn. Lang;,fe-Songs & Girls

ry

pioneers Mrs. J. Dobbie and Mrs.
A. McComb were received. They
will be submitted to the B.C. Cen-
tennial Committee for approval as
applicants for silver centennial
Medallions. _ a ;
“Approval was given to the girls

softball. team. to constract a tem-[Shorts:.-
porary ball: diamond within the! Bill of Hare. Thar She Blows
Centennial Park. © : Out at 10:00 .
Residents of Thornhill are to} ‘# » .@ e
be brought up to date an the park | Saturday Matinee - July 23
project at the forthcoming rate . T ie Fel e. mM. e

payers meeting. (SAME ‘AS ABOVE)
>... ee. | |.
Mon. Tues. Wed. July 25, 26, 27
The Three Stooges
- Meet Hercules .
Starring: °° 0s

Three Stooges, Vicki Trickett
Shorts: =”

Merry Minstrel Magoo. 60 Cycle

— Tillicum
“Drive-In

Mr. and Mrs. B. McKay and
Mrs, R. McKay of Thornhill sub-
division, entertained guests from
out of town last week, They includ-
ed, Mr. and Mrs, J. McKay and
son Albert from Roblin, Manitoba;
Mres.:N. Rice of Inglis, Manitoba:
Mr. and Mrs. P. Markham and
Mrs. Mowby of Flin Flon, Mani-
loba were also guests of the F.
McKay family. ‘ ‘

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridsdale of
Grand Prairie, Alberta were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Fersovitch of
Thornhill, .

Mrs. J. Bellamy, Thornhill sub-
division, . arrived home this week
after visiting in Bonnyville, Al-
berta with her mother who has

Friday, Saturday
Muriet
In Color

Starring:
Jeffrey Hunter, Arthur Kennedy

been ill, . gold rush.
“Mrs, Inge Mann, Mrs, A. Bellamy Shorts: Jet Cage, Rodeo Roundup,

and Mrs. A. ‘Bellamy Sr.. were}
guests for tea at Mrs, Alathea
Cox's Villa AxK’-San, Wednesday.
Mrs. Bellamy Sr. is visiting in this

e e
Friday Saturday July 29, 30
Giory Gays

“Western In Color
Story of the Indian wars before
; Custer ;
Starring: |
Tom ‘Tyron, Harve Presnell
| Shorts: Corn on the Cop. Pickled

 ENIOY.
YOUR HOLIDAY
_ BE WATER WISE! |

Little Big Top. ;

these issues, Any criticisms, comments or

Tillicum |

July 22; 23 7

An epic western thriller of the ‘49 . _

Pink, Panchos Hideway. Under the

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