5

eee

: Mitally interested in the business

‘Board meeting, May 7,

Don Deane, and secretary Floyd
' Frank,

League (left to right)
‘and Frank Roy. .

M & R BARBERS, winners

“Wednesday, May 15,1968

EV'S MEN'S WEAR TEAM, winner of th
Reg Jefferson, Ga
Haugland, Milt Alger, Ernie Stevens. Mi

ho

ry Alger, George
ssing, Joe Pulishe

of the

right) Nelson Gillis, Florine Gillis, Marcel Gagne, Robert
Cote, Barbara Cote, Julie Gagne. Missing are Pat Sears

and Richard Cote.

‘

e Men’s Bowling

ALMOSTS,
Gladys Sloan, Gloria Cote,
Kealty,

CURLEY’S CROWD, winners of th
ing League: (left to right) Gerry
Rey, Tony Morlok, Jim Jarvis.

Winners of Ladies

Muriel Lever, Marg Pulishe

r

¢ Tuesday Mixed Bowl-
Ray, Curley Ray, Joyce
Missing, Evelyn Francis.

Playoffs:
Kay Cote,

and Pat Hunter,

~ Johnston named

Co-op president

_ _ The Terrace Co“)perative’ Asso
Ted Johnston prestdent of their Board of Directo

A spokesman for the Associa
ton said that Johnston haa been

the Co-Op and has attended
board meetings regularly over
e years but has not servétun,
She board for the past 10 years,
} One of Johnson's first ‘duties
as the incoming president was to
welcome his new executive atthe

His newly elected executive Ia

made up of Vice-president lan
Benoit, Second vice-president

Other directors are Mrs.Rose

Clation has elected A,
rs,

W, Curley Batley,

Chuck Place,

ship endorsed the plan to have
senior personell take educational
courses to assist them in keep.
ing pace with expanded opera-
tions,

Members present at the board
meeting were also given a re
port by Sandy Farkvam, opera-
tions . manager,: regarding the
weekend fire which destroyed the
warehouse uged by the Co-Op

Ed Ranschenberger, Les Orr and

Tack Rewers, 2 : of th
We AY. 7 IME 4 le].
se he drei eee member-

SUPERVALU in Terrace

Wold, Lou Gair, Alex Houlden

for storage of building supplies,

last week welcomed a new
Manager, Ivan Broce who
comes to Terrace from the
firm’s Penticton, store. His
Preflecessor here, Carl
Burns has been assigned
the Penticton post.

Arts Council |
names slate

The Terrace and District Axts
Council officially came into being
May-9, . core

Heading up the newly-élected
executive is Herbert Street as
president,

First vice-president is LesHe
Orr, Second vice-president ig ‘Al
Parfitt and Third vice-president
is Mrs, R. C, Sandovorsly,

Elected as secreta WAG
Betty Chastéalinéut;” Mre; Mak
|.Lorimer as. treasurer, Mrs.
| Geoff Harris’ and “Paut Fenger

directors,

Herbert Street, the newly.
elected president, said the’ pur-
pose of the Council would be to
further community arts and cul-
ture and to co-ordinate various
art and cultural activities in

es

The importance of
age. However, itis
plus

Concrete is the world’s most versatile,
In our business, quality concrete and c

people is often overlooked in our modern push-button
the winning combination of science and technology
the priceless contribution of man's work, inventiveness and ae ,
experience that paves the way of progress and aasure
dynamic growth of this community, - ;

.alm and achievement, Our people are the prime ingredient of our success,

3 the continuing 7

most durable building material

‘the community.

a

mm

MYS./orrals:in on

prise had donated Cat work,

at Thornhill Golf Club this coming

the competition easler for newe
comers to the game,

holes with final tee-off for the

weekend-long tournament
10 a.m.

card Is up to the golfer,
plays all three days he can submit
his best score forthe tournament,

p.m. Monday,
.John Yassinchuck practising
for the tournament has set a
course record of 31 for. nine
holes, a

for women,

Cap.

THE OLDTiMERS,

rsday night Mixed BIG FIVE, winners of the Ladies Bowling League: (left
Bowling League: (left to right) Duane Hull, Lena Bowlby, een ent) an wee ae Mee a ee Darlene _
poss Eowlby. Emma Taft, Lloyd Kerr, Elfen Fogtman, parents reemmnaeeen pas a a eco “en
y Taft, ae P ;

Local bowlers packed

day night to receive their
banquet. ,

evening,

banquet: Men’s, Ladies,
Mixed, .

Lions’
t

The new site for the Lions
Loggers Day Sports will be ready:
by June 30, the date slated for
the sports event,
Con Strasbourg, president of
the Lions Club of Terrace said,
“The land is cleared andbu:
of the slash will be finished this
week, .
“We are working on the blea-
chers which will accommodate
4,000 people.”
The new site is located in
Thomhill off Highway 16, The
11,9 acre site was leased from
the Thornhil! Ratepayers Asso-
ciation on a 21 year lease,
Parking space for 500 cars is
being prepared on the site which

i atso be used for the duly 13
Lions Rodeo,

winners of the Thu

Se A SASS
MEET THE BOWLING CHAMPS

Individual awards were also

Bowlers from four leagues wére represented at the
Tuesday Mixed, ‘and Thursday

Coulter Electric Ltd,
CONTRACTORS
RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL
Agents for Wallace Neon and Neon Products
_ FOR SERVICE AND ESTIMATES, PHONE _
Terrace, Bob Ramsay 635-2445

KITIMAT, N. COULTER, 1072 cti-al 4

the community centre Satur.
trophies at the end-of-season

Presented during the

Prat

the

10W.Can-

Saddle Club

ties, Co
Strasbourg said all work onthe
site ds being done by volunteer
or, ;

He said that Shell Oil Imperial
Esso and B, A, Oi! had donated |:
contributions of fuel while Phil
Bourelle, Bill Jensen, B.C,
Equipment and Sinking Enter-

Thornhill
schedules _
Skeena open

Skeena Valley Open will beheld

ong weekend, ;
The Thornhill Club ‘is making

The Open willbe playedover18
at}
Submission of the official entry
If he

club spokesman said,
Prizes will be awarded at 6

$4 for men, $2.50

The tournament is for bath
en and women, medal andhandi-

Entry fee is

rooms .

- BURNABY, B, ©, (CP) — Five

os the janitor work far this new complex. oe

fou be in four
once?

places at

_ Get three extension phones!
‘Do you enjoy sprinting around the house when the phone
rings, or would you prefer just to reach your hand out
gracefully? The choice is yours. Today. a handy, com-.
panionable’ extension phone for kitchen, living room or «.
bedroom costs so little per month. Order yours this ‘week

from your B,C, TEL Business ‘Office, <

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~ SOS & cen

: : ‘That's exactly the way you'll find the-new Terrace Shop-
“ “ping Centre and we are proud to have been selected.to do.

‘oncrete products are our great

‘buses equipped as mobile class-

rooms : wit roll off the produc-

‘Hon ‘Line at the British Colum-| J
b

‘bla.vocatlonal school this apring
for... ‘shipment to | emerging

Commonwealth countries,
“Under P
iltdren
the buses to India, Pakista;,
"Hong Kong, ‘Tanzania ales

Moét' of the money. came from, :
ear. cashes, bake sales-and from |:

Over a 26-ulle route, | §

:| a 5: for. millions’? march | fi:
In Which sponsors paid school | j
‘child jo much for every mils