ar

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“People
around |
| the town |

atti
ona

“Tan "MeNaughton of Calgary

arrived by CN passenger train
on April 3 to visit with his son

and daughter-in-law, Mr, and| ff
Mrs, Joe McNaughton and family :

on Krumm Road,

Hector McLean was winner of | |
the rock-slab table raffled by | |

the Terrace Lapidary Club at

the Arts and Craft Show at the!

week-end,

& a

Mrs, E, W. Parrott, chairman

of the Provincial Training Com-| Sa

mission of the Girl Guides Asso-
ciation and Mrs. BD. L. Schutz,
Division Girl Guide trainer, both
of the Vancouver office, attended
a meeting and work-shop of the
Northern Lights Division of the
Girl Guides of Canada here on
Friday and Saturday.
‘ 8 id ®
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Jones re-
turned last week from a vacation
in the south having gone as far
as Tijuana, Mexico, Among the

places visited in California was| *

the Universal City Studios in
Hollywood, They visited with

friends and relatives enroute | -.

home. Former Terrace re-
sidents who wanted to be remem-
bered to their Terrace friends
were Mr, and Mrs, Helmer Pear

son of Victoria and the Charlie| #

Strasdins and the Dan Allisons
of Prince George, ;

+.

Mrs. Ingrid Kolterhot was win-
ner of the Thornhill Calorie
Counter Easter Hamper raffle.
The proceeds from this go to
the Thornhill Recreation Asso-
ciation, *

Mrs, Elsie MacPherson was

guest speaker at the last regular | Re

meeting of the Thornhill Calorie
Counters Club,
a * ®
Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Fell and
sons Bob and Doug and Miss
Elaine Pomgracz are leaving
next Tuesday for San Francisco
to visit relatives and friends.
2 * “t
Mrs, Alathea Cox has returned
to her Ax.K*’san home on Highway
16 East after a five month vaca-
tion. While away she visited
in points in southern B, C., Palm
Springs, Bermuda, Italy and
Africa, ee

A photo display of ‘‘early 5
in Terrace” was an entry
the Arts and Crafta. show at the
weekend by Don ‘Parnienter and
Eric Kerby of Skeena Secondary

School who did considerable re-
search work in compiling the
display,

Library Board that legal action

obedience class was doberma
with owner Mrs, Babs Waller.

white miniature poodle Monique placed second

MOST OBEDIENT DOG in recent competition
organized for Terrace Community Centre doz

n pincher Gypsie
Mrs. Krevesky’s

and Tony Nelll’s silver miniature poodle Imp
placed third, Terrace Co-op, Overwaitea and
Super-Value stores all recognized canine prow-
ess by donating 25 pound sacks of dog food.
Clags was conducted by Joy Bernard,

___ Wednesday, April 10; 1968, .

PRICES EFFECTIVE am 1-13

»55¢
AX
2 4%

GOVT. INSPTD.
READY TO EAT

GOV'T INSPTD., FROZEN
CALIFORNIA NO. 1

ASPARAG US

SHANK
PORTION:

"Grade A

Library to sue for lost books

The Terrace Library may take
legal action tocollect reimburse-
ment for lost library books,

Mrs, W. H, van Heek, Ter-
race: librarian, said accounts

have ‘been sent out today to
borrowers, ; Some hundred books

rand borrowed uring, 1966 | were lost,
Mrs, van ‘Heek said ‘she is |

considering suggestion to the

REITMIER

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PRINCE RUPERT

THRULINER

TERRACE KITIMAT

HAZELTON
SMITHERS

‘TO AND FROM
VANCOUVER

HOUSTON TOPLEY

BURNS LAKE ENDAKO >

VANDERHOOF
FRASER LAKE
VANCOUVER

What's so great about
_ phoning on Sunday?

, Costs one -fifth less ~that’s what!

erat.

“Yes, ‘Sunday’ ‘long distance calls: cost around 20%, less.
». than on weekdays — with a maximum charge. of only

“ “$L9S for a three minite, : station-to-station call anywhere - woe

Sin ‘Canada, You'll find it particularly’ convenient in sur- *
“mounting the time differential between East und West.

. -“The'same reductions apply weekdays ‘after6 p.m. So why”
bother: to write, especially on hazy. Sunday?

BRITISH COLUMBIA’S
NORTH COUNTRY

“BOTEL on

be taken if these accounts are
not paid,

The stéry hour, normally held
in the Jibrary Saturday has been)
cancelled on the Saturday before
Easter.

“ AS muhber of new books have:
.|-been .added.to the fiction sec.
tion of the Terrace Library, In.
cluded .are The Venetian Affair
—Helen McInnes, Where Eagles -

DAILY

SERVICE

AND

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aan s ral ELEPHONE COMPANY

jChosen ~—Ptok, White Lotus —-|§

jj mary's Baby —Ira Levin,

4|Chapman hopes a dusty docu

#| hopes the securities are still val.
| id. He intends using the money for jf

'| of Mr, A, R. (Tony) Mabey as

“" | Membership in the Assoclation |}

CARROTS .....

ALPHA TALLS

Dera — Alistair Mclean, The

John Hersey, The Love Party —
Jennings, Morning in Antibes —
Knowles, A Green Tree in
Cnty he ter Kien Takea ‘il
on sley; Amis, .
Eemon in the'B Bash rat ena ote:
Armstrong,’ Third girl agar
Christie, Nicholas Nickleby —
Charles Dickens, The Pyramid |f
the Sphinx —Hugh McLennan, My
Brother Michael —Mary Ste-
wart, The Gabriel Hounds —
Mary Stewart, The Confessions
of Nat Turner —Styron, Rose-

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CLEARBROOK

BUTTER ons

‘Dusty windfall

ALTON, England (CP) —
Congregational minister Walter‘

ment. he found in a Hampshire
church may be worth more than jf
$2,600,000, It records an invest
ment made in 1748 of 16 pounds
6 shillings by one of his pre-
decessors, and the minister |If

new church buildings.

NABOB 48 oz.

STRAWBERRY

CLOSED.
“ALL DAY
FRIDAY

OPEN.
THURSDAY =
9 ‘AM. -9 P.M.

A_ R, (TONY) MABEY

The British Columbia Auto-
moblle Association is ‘pleased
to announce the appointment

‘Northern District Represent-
Btive. Mr. Mabey will be
pleased to explain the many]
benefits and advantages of

‘at your convenience. He will
make regular visits to Terrace
atid: can be contacted through
the Totem BA Service Station|t
‘Tor Reum Motors Ltd. — your
| Official -BCAA..Garages — or
| at the BCAA Northern District | ae
Office, 609 Central Street (the (I &

Spruceland Shopping Centre), af

‘27op-a ROE

Prince George phone 563-0417. |