THORNHILL NEWS

LAURIE ENGLISH — CORRESPONDENT

PHONE VI 3-5060

Wednesday, October 26, 1966

Partyline ...

Wishes for a speedy recovery
go out to Mr. Steve Gregorash of
Gregg’s Lakelse store, who is a

patient In Kitimat General Hospi-
tal.

An expression of appreciatiion
is due the staff of the local De-
partment of Highways who have
worked diligently to maintain the
streets and roads in Thornhill.
Though their work may seem to
#0 unobserved, it ig appreciated

Gigi and Gogo
Win More Honors

Gigi and Gago, an acrobatic ballerina and clown act,
performed -by Mrs. B. Glockner and Mrs, J. Komlos of Lekelse
Lake Road, were the OORP Medelion Trophy winners at the
tenth annual OORP Talent Show held at Smithers Saturdoy.

Mrs. Glockner and Mrs. Komlos

with their comedy routine com-
peted against 22 . other entries,
some of them winners in previous

who also won in the ‘Terrace
OORP Talent. Show last February,
have performed in a variety of

church and benefit programmes
in the area, They are now putting
a new routine together to com-
memorate Canada’s 100th birth-
day and will be performing ~ in
various Centennial celebrations
during the coming year,

Mrs. Glockner, who instructs
the weekly Keep Fit classes in
Skeena Secondary school, was at
one time in the entertainment
field in Europe,

by local residents. Our thanks to
Mr. O'Toole and his staff:

years. _
Mrs. Glockner and Mrs. Komlos,

Pe
Mazgistrate’s Court
The following convictions were

made in Terrace Magistrate’s
Court before Magistrate CG J.
Norrington:
Bertrand Beaulieu, driving
while licence suspended, fined
$175; William Harris for resisting
arrest fined $150. ;
There were two convictions on
liquor offences; one for driving
without due care; 27 for speeding
and minor traffic offences; two
for causinng a disturbance and
one on a trucking offence.
Magistrate F. H. Adames presid-
ed for the following: David Mon-
teith fined $250 for impaired driv-
ing and prohibited from driving
for sixty days; P. Sawan fined
$25 for assault and Mareel Thibo-
deau was sentenced to nine
fe months for theft, _ ;
— There were two traffie convic-
GIGI AND GOGO tions and one for a trucking yiola-:
. . prize-winning acrobatic ballet performers tion,

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~.. COMING TO THE PARTY?
ee Expo 67 is the candle on Canada's Centennial birthday cake. The crowning
__’ event of a whole year's celebrations. It opens in Montreal next April 28th
-., ‘for six months—the biggest, most exciting show you have ever seen. Make
“> It a-date, now, ;
Get your entrance Passport now—and save. Reduced prices up to February 28th:
“+ Dally Passport, $2, Weokly Passport (7 consecutive days) $7.50. Also big reductions on
slo. Season. Pagsports and Youth Passports. Children 2-12 on April 28th, 1967, half price. On =
_ es *” gale at'banks, travel agents, transportation companies, department stores, service clubs; Bee
So women's aasociations, labour groups, and wherever you see the official Expo 67 sign. Ask
- about Bonus Books, toa, for big discounts on faod, rides and entertainment. mek

‘Accommodations? Guaranteed. Write to the official EXPO 67 accommodation buréau’ -

GEXPO, Expo6?7, Cité du Havre, Montreal, P,Q. © ee,
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~The Universal and Internatianal Exhibition

- of 1967
Se eet . to, . Montreal, Canada - _
.. AEs ce. ut APRIL. 26-~ OCTOBER 27,1967:

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ITSYOURBIRTHDAY. _

‘Terrace Interiors

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SLIGHTLY SOAKED ... -
“(This bit of verse was contributed by Mr, J. LaCa

The author is unknown, but it was- printed in'a Kema

publication during the time of construction of the ‘po

site. It seemed most appropriate because of the Incleme
weather we have been experiencing lately.)

KEMANO: WEATHER |
It-rained and rained and rained ond rained,
’. the average fall was well. maintained.
And when the roads were just like bogs
it-started raining cats and dogs.
“Then after a draught of half.an hour
© 4.there camé.a most refreshing shower.
. And then most curious of all— - .
7 a gentle rain began to falt.
Next day was also fairly dry
“except for a deluge from the sky.
And after that the rain set in,

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Sunday School

For Thornhill

The Sunday School program of
the Thornhill Baptist Mission will
now start at G6 p.m. Sundays at
Thornhill School. Worship services
will follow at 6:45 p.m,
Preparations are underway for
a Hallowe'en party sponsored by
the Junior Sunday School class. All
youngsters 9 to 12 years of age
are invited to participate in the
festivities, which will hegin at
Thornhill School at 2 p.m. Satur-
day, October 29,
Plans are now being formulated
to organize a Community Junior
Baptist Mission. The non-denom-
inational chalr will.be trained and
directed by Mr. Robert Spears,
The choir hopes to participate in
a variety of community programs.
Mr. Bob Dove, superintendent
of Missions for Canadian Baptist
work led a very auecessful work
shop and discussion group on visit-
ation outreach” Friday, with mem-
bers of both the Thornhil! Mission
and the Uplands Baptist Church
participating.

“LORETTA’S i
_ Beauty Salon &
ree

Gregg's Lakelse Se
Lakelse Loke Road
Greceries, Gas, Olt

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PHONE VI 3-6978 |

Rummage Needed

The local Skeena Guide As-
sociation. will hold a Rummage
Sale November 5 in the Odd::
‘fellows Hall from 1:30 to 4:30
p.m, : .

Good rummage. is needed
and may be left at Loretta’s
Beauty Salon (near Art's Chev-
ron) on River Drive or articles
‘will .ba picked up by Mrs,
Wyatt, phene 943.5033, or Mrs.
Barton 843-5322,

Transform tired furniture
into chic antique
ane

Struthers Welding §
juet off Old Lakelse Lake Ra :

PHONE VI 3-2491.

lour effects. inching Antique White, Old Rectd
World “Grey, Adriatic Blue, Roman ’  ” Antione
Venetisn Olive and Spa aN to ect gout antique
‘i «ss approxima . \ band Thal 4
the cheat in our picture. Ask for full detaila [7
on Flecto Antique Decorator Finishes today. 4

Insist on Flecto and be sure of quatity

: A’ factory representative will hold demonstrations |
"Saturday, October 29 from 1. to 6 p.m.

‘Lozelle_ Avenue

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@ EVERYONE WELCOME. @