CMP man raps public attitude

qas assaults: on police increase —

REV. DH, WALTERS, president

VEDNESDAY.- JUNE 28,

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

MH of the Reformed Bible Insititute .

m of Grand Rapids, Michigan, will

a preach at theCentennlal Thanks-
@ giving Service in the Christian

Reformed Church, 8 pm. Sun

a:day, He will also | preach -at the |
M morning service which. will be
a heard over CFTK radio at 11
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m the. Reformed Bible. Institute

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"Churches

Services

Terrace churches will unite
this weekend in a combined
street meeting and a centennial
thanksglying service,

, At 4 pm Saturday, members
of the Terrace Ministerial As-
soélation will speak at the lib-
rary-museum tourist building
giving detalis of Its part inCana-
da’s one ‘hundredth. birthday
party thls weekend, :

At & pm Saturday, Fev, W.L,
Highfield from Kitlmat’s First
Baptist’ Chireh will speak at
a street meeting In the. Coop
parking lot. ;

A band will be in attendance
‘and the gathered crowd will be
asked to participate in the even-
ings music, '

Peter Nahirny is scheduled
to provide the music at the aft-
ernoon and evening meetings.

The focal point of the centen-
nial worship services will be at
‘the Christian Reformed Onin
on Sunday evelng at a’
mass cholr representingth aa
ferent churches of Terrace, :

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VANCQUVER - (cP) Assaults
on RCMP in British Columbia
increased 60 per cent. in 1966
and reflect'a growing trend
away from respect. for law en,
jorcement, says the provincial
commander of the force. -

_ Assistant commissioner F,S,

Many groups|
at. work for

‘icentennial

There will be enthusiastic pars -
ticlpation In Terrace’ s Centen-

| nial Celebrations over the July

first week-end,

The following is,a Iist of
organizations taking part. Mvs,
Edna Cooper, chairman.of the.
Centennial: Celebrafions com-
mittee, in turnin the list
‘for publication OF self you

are inadvertently not listed
here, please phone 635-2760".
ace thot Co-Op: ‘Assn, Ter-
Photo Supply, Terrace Rod.
tnd Gun Club, Spring Creek Golf
Course, Terrace Picture Loan,
errace Library Assn,, Ter-
fac Museum Society, Terrace
fons Club (luncheon), Terrace
Lions Club (dinner), rotem Sade
die Club, Lions Ladies, Skeena
Valley Rebekah Lodge, 1.0.0.F.
Lodge, Kinsmen, Kinettes, Jun-
lor Chamber.of Commerce, Elks
Lodge No, 425, Ladies of Royal
Purple, Air Cadets, Ladies Aw
xiliary to the Air Cadets, Boy
Scouts, Girl Guides, Brownies,
Hospital Auxillary, Daughters of
the Nile, Women’s Institute,
LWA, Ladies Auxilary, Rotary
Club, Jobs Daughters, DeMolay,
Shriners, Knox United Church
and the Women’ s croup, Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, Catholic
Women's League, Knights of Co-
Jumbus, Anglican Church and.
the Ladies Auxiliary, Minister-
jal Assn,, Lutheran Ladies,
Christian Reformed Church

lian Canadian Club, German
Ladies, French Clb, Women
of the Moose, Chamber of Come
merce, SkeenaSecondary School
Band, Loyal Order ofthe Moose,
Senior Citizens Assn,, Retarded
Children's Assn, Skeena
Squares, Terrace-Curling Club,
Terrace Little Theatre, Volun-
teer Fire Dept, Public Health
Service, Legion Ladies Auxi-
‘Hary and Oli’s Zoo.

Ladies, Evkrainian Ladies, Ita‘

Spalding sald in’ an Interview a at
“Vancouver last week there ware
181 assaults on RCP officers.
in the provincé In 1966,
_ This is up §0 per. cent from
the 121 cases reported in 1965...
- Assistant commiasoner Spal:
ding satd. there were 243 cases
of obstruction of RCMP Officers
last year, up 31 per cert from
‘the 186 cases: reported in ‘the
year ‘pravious,: -. .

"In addition, there were 16 ate | &

facka on ROMP Officers “with :

deadly weapons, he sald, -
He. said he .views the attacks
with deadly weapons with real
adarm.
+++

The increased assaults and ob-
struction cases he viewed as
,part of a trend. away from re-
spect. for the police and law
enforcement In General,

‘The assistant commissioner
sald. the assualts were .preme-.
ditated, .

The ‘obstruction cases were
. dellberate attempts to, evade |
arrest, he sald.

“None of these assaults or
obstructions were just heat-of-
the-moment affairs,’’ he said.
“we might have had a thousand
more if that were the situation,

**The caseg recorded are de-
librate and _ premediated of.
} fences,"

Playground
program to.
open July 4

Terrace's playground pro-

gram starts July 4.

‘Local ‘Recreation Office this
week announced that it will pro-
yide supervisors for afternoon
‘programs at four schoolsduring
the summer holidays,

Playgrounds are. at Uplands,
Clarence Michiel, Cassie. Hall
and Thornhill schools,

The playground program is

free. -

It will include arts and crafts,
music, child drama, organized
sports, camp-duts, hikes and
other events, «

Program offically opens Tues:
day July 4.
” ‘The playgrounds will be super=
vised Monday through Friday
from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m, for elght
weeks during July and August.

.Special events will also be
scheduled for Saturdays,

’ Father Mohan of Sacred Heart
Church left by C.P, AirHnes
Monday morning enroute to Ire
land to visit his mother, Father
Mohan will not return until mid
August,’

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c.P, “Airlines Is ‘supplying
extra service to Terrace and
district residents. Besides the

-} regular. flight at 7:30 pam, daily

there ‘will-be a morning depar-
ture to Vancouver at 10,25 a,m,
every morning except Wednes
days and Saturdays until July 7,
‘after which the extra flight wilE
leave Terrace 10;25 mornings
on Mondays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays: until September 25,

Miss Rovbie "LaBelle, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Gary La-
Belle, left Tuesday for Van-
couver with her mother, From
Vancouver she will continue on
to Witinlpeg alone and will spend
the simmer holidays with her
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Wil-

| liam Kadyniuk of Teulon, Mani-

toba, -
Twenty-five members of Knox

J United Church Choir and their
) spouses gathered recently at
‘I the Lakelse Lake summer home

of- Mr, and Mrs, HF, Pitfer
to make presentatlons and bid

these

}*Around thé” town

INTERIOR LATEX

connected with the church choir
who are leaving Terrace. Those "
recelving gifts and good wishes
were Mr, and Mrs, Ray Zac-
harias, Mr, and Mrs, Andy
Brodie and: Mrs, Hazel Cam-
brin,

Mr. and Mrs. Kip Gravelle
left at the week-end for Vic-
-toria, where-Mr, Gravelle will.
undergo an operation onhisear. |

-.

Mr, andMrsMarclen Leclere
and son and Mrs, Lectere's
mother, Mrs. Carriere, were
the first tourist visitors to the.
Centennial Chapel at Usk, They;

were visiting Mr, Leclere's-
mother, Mrs. Joe Therrien and
-hts sister Mrs. Gerry Venne
at Usk. -
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4*Word has been recelved that
Douglas McNabb son of Mr, and
Mrs. Norman McNabb of Cast-.
legar, former residents of Ter-
race, has been accepted intothe
RCMP Band with his French
‘horn, ‘With the band Douglas:
travelled to Ottawa and. Mont.
real and is now on a tour of
Canada’s north, Next. year the
band is scheduled to tour
Europe, Douglas fs a graduate
of Spruce Kindergarten and
Skeena Secondary School in Ter.

race,

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QUARTS - Reg. $3.39

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OORP VOLUNTEER Mrs Herb Grindler passes the bucket Saturday in a campalgn to win Junds
for a senior citizens’ home by placing a temporary “tol?? on the Skeena Bridge,

Bingo helped too

Skeena ‘toll? raises $800

for senior citizens home -

Motorists wereheldto ransom |

Saturday and as a result Ter-
race’s senior citizens are $400,
closer to a home of their own,

The ransom was levied by the
Order of the Royal Purple, di-
staff affiliate of the Elks,

Tha women waited by the
Skeena Bridge in Saturday’s
heat to ie a basket. In the’

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"Elks helped out in Psotindsyis
; Sern he also ran aglant bingo
June 21 which netted $663,

Target of the campaign is
$8,000, the extra amount need-
ad for the down payment on the
senilor citizens’ complex. |

Proceads from the two funde
ralsing projects last week,
brought the bullding fund with-
ng $3500 of its goal, ~

At the J ue 21 giant binge spon
sored by Terrace Elks, $663
was turned over to G,W, Keen-
leyside, president of the Ter-
race and District Christian Wel
fare Councll for Social Resour-
ces, the organization respon-
sible for the housing project.

Mrs. Peter Barnett, first of
the $250 winners at the giant
bingo, donated $25 of her win..
rf mangs back: to the: fund, ;

"Others -whe: contributed to the.

T Sige were Fathér:0,P Mohan
_and the Catholic Church, Doc's
Cartage. Totem Heverages -as
well. as service clubs and news
media, -

The CORP toll gate at the
Skeena Bridge Saturday netted-
more than $800 for the senior

citizens housing project,

‘Jean Kraft, president of the
organization said the public was
most responsive to the fund-

raising project and members of +

Myers-MecKay rites
celebrated quietly

‘A quiet wedding took place on
June 16 at the home of the
gtoom's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil McKay at 4604 Tuck Ave-
nue, when Dennis David McKay
took as his bride, Miss Diane
‘Lenore Myers, daughter of Mr.
‘and Mrs, Royce Myers,

The Reverend GW, Keen-
leyside, pastor of Knox United

Church, officiated at the mar-
riage ceremony and Dennis
Booth was best man.

Given in marrlage by her
father, the bride was charming
in a white French lace coat
covering a peau de’ sole aqua
sheath dress. ‘She wore a pill-

pox hat of lace with a nylon

tulle yell and carried a bow
quet of yellow roses,’

Mrs, Donna Booth, as matron
of honor, wore a peau de .sole
acqua, sheath, while the junior
bridesmalds, Karen ard Sandra
Place, cousins ofthe bride, were
attired In pink taffeta and
carried pink carnations, -

- A threa tiered wedding case,
made by the bride’s mother and
decorated by Mrs. Grace Richa.
rds, was duly cut by the bride
and: groom at the wedding re-
ception, The toast to the bride
was proposed by Kip Gravelle,
uncle of the groom, and res
ponded to by the groom,

Mr, and Mrs, McKay will make
their home in Terrace,

-MONAMEL | a

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s.89 iE

_ QUARTS - Reg. $3.49 |

- giving their support.

the group were pleased and
thankful for the support: they
received,

Tempers were not rutfied by
the elghty degree afternoonteme-
perature.

it sure-was hot out there
though*’, Mrs, Kraft sald, -_.

Proceeds from the two pro-
jects will be put in the $18,000,
bullding fund, the down payment

ona ‘housing’ complex -to be: |’
bullt on Tuck AvENUe west. of i.

Kalum,''

The housing project will con-
sist of 14 single and four double
units designed to accomodate 22
people.

Old cook _
on display at

local bake sale

old cook books and hints tor
the home makers of 100 years
ago were displayed in the Cen
tennial bake sale booth at the
Co-Op store on Friday, June23.

The successful bake sale was
sponsored by Thornhill Chapter
No, 85 of the Order of the Eas
tern Star.

Proceeds were turned over to
the cancer dressing statlon
which supplies free dressing to
oulpatients,

Anumber of the memebrs

wore centennial gowns for the
occasion.
. Winners of the contest, incom
junction, were Curly Bailey.
three-piece lawn furniture; Mrs.
Perinas = - chaisse lounge and
Miss L, Dubeau - Centennial
Lady cake, -

‘The Worthy Matron and mem-
bers of the Eastern Star’ ex-
tend a grateful thanks to all

_| ‘Tuesday July 25.

Smith,

Mrs, Siatth, publle relations |
representative for the Skeetia:
Band Assoclation, summed -up
after the final meeting- before.
summer recess June 19;-

«Among the many accomplish
ments of the association during
the past year the major one was
the acquisition of uniforms for
the band,’"she . said,'‘ but we
also awarded - six $110 scholar-
ships to students for the School
‘of Music in Penticton.

‘'These scholarships will pay-
for the tuition and board at the
three week summer course.*?
(see also page 15.)

The awards will be presented
to Robert Samson, Jeffery’ Ku-
risu, Safdra Siben, Carol Sils-
bey, Jeanette Kamp and Patsy
Birtch at the annual Awards Day
Ceremony at Skeena Secondary
School June 29. . .

Tenders called
for vocational
school here

called for tendersto instal worke
shops at the BC. Vocational
School in Terrace,

, Department of Public works
this week called for bids on con-

shops and classroom building,
a separate storage building, al-
terations to the existing build
ing ‘and some attside work,.
.. Drawings and -specifications
“were made avallable June 26,
Closing date for tenders. is

“ye! ve ina a very muccesstud season,! “4

we Do

Provincial ‘Government has |#*

struction of single storey work- |

: The. association’ “also, sant a..
“eheque to the “Kitiniat “High a
-achool Band to: help ‘hein’ get

to Expo. :
-  tBoth the juntor’ and. sentor

and much of the creditfor this
‘must go to theirteacher Andrew .
-Brodie who has worked 80, hard .
“with them,”

“We are sorry to hear he is

‘leaving Skeena Secondary this.

year,’ . .
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