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TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

“GRANNY MARGARET SEYMOUR”
. . first prize winner

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WELL-GROOMED GROOM — Al a semi-formal daytime wedding, proper altire includes an Oxford achat. striped trousers, pear!
grey vest, Nice touch. . . a sprig from the bridal bouquet as a boutomniere, an impressive cologne for 2 sense of well-being,
and, of course, the loveliest bride in town for the happy years ahead, Photo, courlesy British Sterling, maker of men's groom-
ing aids.

:| THORNHILL NEWS
Minor League.
To Open Soon
Minor league baseball will

‘(get underway in Thornhill
:| soon. Registration for all boys

Merblpine, Belt aud Ce.

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

‘| School between 7 and 9 p.m.
_Boys wishing to register for
pony Jeasue are invited to siga
up at.this time,

To participate
league, a boy should be _ be-
tween nine and twelve years of
age. Pony league includes boys
13 and over,

Registration fee is $2.

Coaches, umpires and spon-
sors are urgently required.
Anyone wishing to work with
or sponsor these. boys should
call John Niesner at 636-2482.

4644 Lazelle Avenye,
Terrace, B.C.
_ 635-5675, 635-5300

© Resident Partner:
ALAN M. McALPINE, C.A,
= 835-5485

LAWAQUAN FREIGHT WAVS:

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from
VANCOUVER - PRINCE GEORGE - EDMONTON

NORMAL SCHEDULE TIMES
LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE 9:00 P.M. DAILY
EXCEPT SATURDAY & SUNDAY

TO ARRIVE

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BURNS LAKE. TOPLEY, HOUSTON | DAILY
| EXCEPT SUNDAY & MONDAY

Agency ond Terminot ‘Facilities of oll Points|
' Terrace: Call George Dyer, Phone 635-6057

GIANT BINGO:

‘Don't forget the Giant
Bingo belng sponsored by
‘the | Thornhill. Recreation
Commission tonight in the
Terrace ‘Community ‘Cetitre.
It gets underway at 8 p.m.
.- and all proceeds will be
used. fo provide racraational
facilities and activities

the :area. It will ao towards
the summer playground pra-
gram, minor league base: —

‘ment to be ‘used
physical: fitness and athletic.
; program. me

:| wishing to play in Thornhill |g

in minor ||

ball, and to purchase equip. |i
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Smithers Artist
Wins Top Place:

The painting “Gronny Margaret Seymour,”” the work
of artist Anne Maria Williams Nehring of Smithers, won
the first place award at the Terrace Arts and Crafts
Show last week, Secand place winner was Wally Hum-
phries of Terrace for his painting of ‘Snow Scene,”

An estimated 3,000 visitors
viewed the more than 250 en-
tries on exhibit at the successful
show,

The adjudicator, Mrs. Evers
who lives in Smithers, was
brought to the show through
the co-operation of the Commn-
nity Programs Branch of the
Department of Education, She
has claimed a life Jong interest
in art and has received formal
training in a San Miguel college

in Mexico.

She awarded honorable men-

CHAIN DOOR FASTENER
Reg. $1.39
SPECIAL

79¢

NIGHT LATCH
Reg. $2.19
SPECIAL

1,49

AMEROCK 2234" TRI
ROLLER DRAWER SLIDE
Reg. $1.25
SPECIAL

89¢

BRITON DOOR CLOSER
Reg. $20.10
SPECIAL

13.88

SHELF BRACKETS
Reg. 56c
SPECIAL

39¢

STANLEY 312x312
BUTT HINGES
Reg, 80c
SPECIAL

49¢

TORDO PAINT BRUSH
AND ROLLER CLEANER
Reg. $3.98
SPECIAL

2.88

@ CONVENIENCE OUTLET —

Reg, 35¢
SPECIAL
29¢

TOGGLE SWITCH
' Reg, 37c
SPE % fAL

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‘teered both supplies and per-

tions to Sylvia Johnson of Ter-|-
race for her collage “Hallucina-
tlons,” Leon St. Onge for his
“Landscape,” Beryl Hales for
her work “3 Alders,” Josce
Symington for "Bouquet of
Flowers.”

Miss Nagel of Kitimat reeaiv-
ed honorable mentlon for her
painting “Girl with Flowers,”
Wally Schuman of Terrace for
“Children at Picnic Table” and
M. G. Hamming Sr. of Smithers
received honorable mention for
nis painting “Smithers Fair.”

LAWN ROLLER
Reg. $16.45
SPECIAL

11.88

Ai¢

Reg. 3¢
“SPECIAL

2 for S7¢

Reg. $3.70
SPECIAL

LTT.

400 SHEETS

3/8x4x8 Factory Sandad

Plywood

WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS
30c | ;

LONG HANDLE SHOVEL

~OMINECA

The exhibition which |

sponsored by the Terrace | Pic. -

ture Loam Society was & Cel-
tennial project for the group
and was assisted by many bust-
nesses in the area which volun-

sonnel in setting up the Arts
and Crafts Show. .

’ Thoge serving on the commit-
tee and responsible for the suc-
cess of the show were D, C.
Stewart, chairman; H. Magdanz,
honorary chairman; J. Thomp-
son, art co-ordinator; E. Kenney,
co-ordinator of Indian work;
W. Winding, construction and
space design; Art Bates, public
rélations; Mrs. F. Kamp, secre-
tary; J. Hepplewhite, student
art; and S. Singh, treasurer.

Out-of-town co-ordinators wera
Ruth Harvey of Prince Rupert,
Mrs, O'Neil of Houston, Mrs, V.
Antoniw of Kitimat, Mr. J.
Hamming Sr. of Smithers, and

Mrs, P. Sargent of Hazelton.

Omincca

FEATURE

Reg. $5.86 Sheet

SPEC

OUTLET BOX.

“SwiTCH PLATES ‘SBRCTAL :
10¢
SPECIAL 3l¢
2 for 15¢ Bow RAKE
. eg. 2,
DUPLEX RECEPTACLE SPECIAL
a SPECIAL | 1.39
Z for I¢ OSCILLATING SPRINKLER
SECTIONAL SWITCH. — RECTAL a
Reg O5¢ 3. 99.
SPECIAL

0, HAND GARDEN. B
. TOOL SET

._ Reg. :98e:
“SPECIAL

— 89¢

- CENTENNIAL
WHEELBARROW

Reg. g12, 95

IAL...

789

‘Wednesday, April 19, 1967

70: LEASE
WE WILL BUILD’ TO YOUR specications what.
‘ever you require in the way. of: t

WAREHOUSING, WHOLESALING and/or’

INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION facilities; on
prime TERRACE site...

Yard Space - Railspur |

All Sersices

For further information and details ..

contect |

CEC BLAKEBURN

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Hardware-Housewares & Garden

Tremendous Savings on dozens of timely spring needs for your home and
outdoors. See them all at Omineca Building Supplies -— Sale starts s Thursday,
April 20 ‘til Saturday, April 29.

~ P.O. Box 1210, Terrace, B, C., or Phone 635-2234

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. FORCE CUP
g. 75 —
“Ss R ry c IAL

59¢

NOTCHED SHEAR
Reg. $14.50
‘SPECIAL |

"9,98

GALVANIZED GARBAGE
ae GAN

g. $5.55
SPECIAL

88

Selection of grag
ood Fines ee

20” GAS ROTARY MOWER

‘With Recoil Start)
g. $76.80 —
g Pt ECIAL:

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LAWN FERTILIZER
SPREADER,
Reg. $9.00.
SPECIAL.

6.66"

on PLASTIC GARDEN ose

g. $2.15 --
“SPECTAL

159

BRASS HOSE NOZZLE
Reg, .80c -

“SPECIAL.

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