SAE LAURIE ENGLISH — CORRESPONDENT

ednesday, September. 14, 1966

Page Nine

SV INNERS IN THE TERRACE Rod and Gun Club annual Salmon Derby which ended
August 31 are Ron Swanson (centre) first prize for a spring weighing in at 65 ‘pounds;
me Mrs. P. Spelay (left) second prize for a 51-pounder, and John Willemsen (right) third.
Mm prize for a fish tipping the scales at 45 pounds. Swanson -won an- additional $50 for
m@ being a member of the Rod and Gun. Club. T, Huntington of ‘Smithers won $0 ina

Be special ticket draw. -

mROYAL CANADIAN LEGION ©

: by sp Boyelund
a The executive meeting held on
Cuesday, September 6th was dom-
@nated by arranging details for
the Giant Bingo to be held in the
merrace Community -Centre - on
mVednesday, September 21st at
700 p.m. 20 games will be played,
vith a main prize of $1,000.00, a
econd prize of $100.00 and no
Berize of less than $20.00. We are
mnoping that all’ the Legionaires

id Veterans in Terrace will, turn.

mput, to help and to play, in order
Bhat we may realize a substantial
Amount
Bwhich your Branch will be erect-
ging in Terrace this fall, -

According to Sheasby and Bates,

the component parts of the ;

emorial will’ be arriving . this
week or next, and construction of
he base has been arranged. for:
Please turn out for the Bingo. If
mvou don't play, you can help, —
@ Comrade Clarke has been. ap-
Bointed to the Poppy. Fund Com-
mittee to replace Comrade

‘kaldy who has left Terrace. |-

this committee has an arduous

: ob ahead of them in connection}

ith organizing the Poppy. Day
ampaign and we are sure. they
ould appreciate some assistance
vith the pe of poppies and
vreaths. If you have a few hours
=> spare, please contact Comrade
Rukkola or Comrade Clarke and
maive what assistance you can, and
amank you.
Comrade .W. D. Griffiths has
mecepted the appointment of visit-
tg the sick and infirm on behalf
ar the Legion. Comrade Griffiths
sready holds the appointment of
prvices Officer for Branch. No. 13,

towards the Cenotoph)

|Party Line wee

Gordon Daniels, sales manager
of Triangle Trailer Sales and John
Koelemy of Pine Street, left Sat-
urday on a‘ hunting trip to. the
Dawson .Creek area. They plan ‘to

spend a week looking for big 7

game.

A weéleome goes out to Mr. Wal:
ter English of Wynyard, -Saskat-

chewan who recently’ took’ up|
‘residence -

in Thornhill. He is
presently residing with his brother
Joe on River Drive and his family
will join him here as soon as ac-
commodation is arranged.

Thornhill Ratepayers |

To Hear Speakers

- PHONE 1-3-5060]

LA imeating ‘of the Thornhill Rural Ratepayers Association’ oa
will be held September 22 at 8 p.m, in the Thornhill: Elemen-

tary School. .

' Several © biest speakers “have
been invited to participate. Topics

for membership In the Ratepayers
Association and are encouraged to
volce their opinions at this meet-

for discussion will include the] ing

Recreation _ Commission, a pro-
gress report from the Centennial |:
Committee on the park. project,
results of the petition for the Fire
Protection Improvement District
and the proposed Planning and
Zoning Improvement — ;
All residents: or property’ ownets
of the Thornhill area are eligible

Heirloom Necklace’
Worn By the Bride

At a quiet wedding solomnized
in Firat United Church, Prince
Rupert on July 30, Judith Nancy.

Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Perry of Woodcock, be-

ma. .
The Reverend R. Elliott, pastor
of the church, performed the
marriage rites and- Larry Broman
of Terrace was best man.

Given in marriage by her father
the bride was lovely in a ballerina-

came the bride of Johannes Jarrs-|

Special Signing
Hours For. —

Fire: Petition

All Thornhill property owners
‘who have ‘not signed the petition
for the Fire Protection Improve-
ment District will be. able to do

|s0 from September 10 to 23 be-
tween the hours of 7 p.m. and 10. ~

pm. at the residence of Bert
Bellamy (next-door to Custom
Beso Service) on Lakelse Road,
-A legal description of property
and signatures of all joint owner-
ships are required when signing
the petition. .
Bert. Bellamy, an
member of the Ratepayers Asso-

ciation, stated this opportunity to

sign the petition was made avail-
able because of the number of
Tesidents who were not at home
when the petition was circulated
originally.

length wedding gown of lace aver | gas

satin and carried a cascading bou-
quet of ‘salmon-shade gladioli,

She wore a handmade heirloom
neckline of gold and seed pearls
which belonged to her great-grand-
mother, It was worn by her aunt,

Mrs. A Diesing,-and her grand-|

mother, Mrs. G. Lambly on. their
wedding days.

. Miss Janet Perry, her only: at-|- |

tendant, was pretty in a gown of

yellow nylon | over satin and carried |

a colonial bouquet of blue asters,

A reception for the immediate |§

family -was held in the Imperial

2) Palace dining room in Prince Ru-

pert. Those attending included the

@ | eroom’s parents from Telkwa and

‘2 | brothers. and: sisters from: Houston,

ad. we take this opportunity 0 -

Mirow the bouquet of the week to
Mis Old Soldier,‘ who finds time
a do 90 much for us all.

See you at’ Bingo on the 2Istl. - “|

LORETTA’ »

"Popular Canadian TV and radio. personality JIMMY TAPP is the new
host for the CBC-TV panel show FLASHBACK which returns to tha

CBC network this fall

or its fifth season. -

_ bride chose

Swiithers and. Telkwa...- 0:3":

The happy couple. leét. hy-camp-
er for a honeymoon in. Barkerville. :

For her going-away costume the
a ‘peach “embossed
organdy sheath.

Mr. and Mrs. . Jarrsma. have
taken up residence at ‘Kitwanga,

iC,

WANTED — News ifems, for
the Thornhill News. . Births,
deaths, anniversaries, visitors,
murders, robberies or oven
tome good jokes. All items will
be welcomed, Call me at Vi2-
5060 anytime. — Laurie English.

Gregg’s Lakelse Service
Lakelse Lake Road
Greceries, Gas, Oil ofc.
2
"PHONE V13-6978

Struthers Welding

Turn left af Clark Road...
{ust off Old Lakelse Lake Rd,.

_ PHONE VI3-2491 |

and.

Steven’. 5 Body Shop

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EXCEPT ‘SUNDAY WHEN. OPEN TIL 6:00 P.M.

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