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Rodney Kerr (left) and Barb Van Herd admire flowars
of the Azalea Garden Centre during the Terrace and District Jaycees’ 15th Annual Trades
Fair held at the local arana April 25, 26 and 27.

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Crowds gathered to watch entertainers on stage at the Jaycees’ Trades Fair which took

place April 25-27 at the Terrace Arena.

Walker (left).

Delmar and Bertha Cosset (right), are given Information on
Filter Queen vacuum cleaners, displayed by Irma and John

at a display booth set up by Ken Batch

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Jacqueline Belanger (left) and Lyn Thomas admire articles in the Gold Connection's display
at the recent Terrace Jaycees' Trades Fair.

Trades Fair
winners get
second

honeymoon

TERRACE — Local
Trades Fair winners are
rejoicing over an unex-
pected opportunity to
visit Expo.

by Sherry Halfyard

Gordon and Marlene
Stockkeland will be
heading off to Expo in
September after hearing
of their win at the Ter-
race and District
Jaycees’ 15th annual
Trades Fair, April 25 to
27.

The couple were the
recipients of hotel ac-
commodations and a
three-day Expo pass,

donated to the Trades —

Fair by Terrace Travel.

The Stockkelands and
their three children are
new residents to Terrace.
They arrived from
Revelstoke April 19th.

We weren’t planning
on going to Expo, but we
will certainly be going
now, said Marlene. She
added they will leave
their children behind,
and treat Expo as a ‘se-
cond honeymoon’.

Susie Francis and Norman Long of the Gaslight Follles,
provided entertainment during the Jaycees’ annual Trades

Fair.

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