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Western: Trailer” Sales a
West of Skeena Forest. Products, Huy ie:
woe Terrace, BCS.

$8950

Clty of the Mighly Shite Valley is Nentinomtem British Colunbie

Press Ru 4,000

“Wednesday, August g 1967 a

Terrace book borrowing al

‘July, New lbrary quarters ould be one reason for the borrowing

WILLIAM MEnAE
‘McRae named
fo Canadian |
~Woed Council

‘Verrace timberman, William
MeRae, has been named to the
rd of Mirectors of the Cana,
dian Wood Council.
_ McRae, president of Skeena
Forest Products, was’ elected at
the Council’s recent annual meet.

ting held in Edmonton, Alberta: |-

« He waa one of four new direcs
tors named.

The Council also clected.L,G,
MeKimmie of Toronto as its new
President, replacing RW, Hilton
of Victoria, B.C. Hilton has been
elected CWC’s first Chairman of
the Board,

In accepting 2 directorship,
William McRae acted in his capa-
elty as offictal representative of :

man’s Association.
McRae fs also a Councillor for
the District Municipality of Tere

cm building helps none

- Book Borrowing

in July —

most tripled during the month of

upsurge,

Terrace Hbrarian Mrs, Mien
Van Heek revealed that 3,733
books were borrowed during July,
Total was 1,654-in July, 1966,

In addition, 391 new borrowera
were registered during the four
weeks since the new library oper»

ed,

. The library report noted re.
signations, of Mrs, Archie Came
brin, Mr. Ray Zacharlas and
Mr, R, Sitter, all df whom have
left the Terrace area, Mrs. G,
Bartlett has. resigned from the
Board In order to take over duties
as assistant librarian.

“Two visitors expressedplease
ure at the new Terrace library
facilities when they were in Tere
race last month. .

They were Ruth Robinson,
Prince Rupert librarian, and
Henry Zack, a. Simon Fraser
student who is working on a pro=|
ject to promote use of libra=
ries by the Indians,

Terrace Rotary club has been
formally thanked for its dong.
tion of a set of new, modern
children’s furniture for the li.
brary reading area.

New shelving required at the
library will -be financed by the
“Friends of the Library" group
‘which Is holding regular book

Soced heats
1 * La a
NDP af bingo
Cyril ‘Shelford, MLA for
‘Omineca, took home a toolbox,
but. Frank Howard,. MP for
Skeena drew a big nothing aiter
21 games of Bingo Jast Satur-
day in Fort St, James,
Shelford, a Socred, and Howard
an NDP member, both sat at
the same table and politics were
forgotten in the game,
Bingo. was part of the activity
scheduled during Fort St, James

race,

ha

| ’ ENTRY FORM —

Terrace. Vania. ‘Tennis ‘Tournament: ig

annual Caledonta Day colebra=
tions,

Riverside Tennis Courts
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12,1967
Name ,a) ® ‘Age weeneeeaee
‘Address Phone

REGISTRATION FE Es

Age’ check
Groups’ iw).

10 and under _..:

12 and under

14 and under —_.....

16 and under ____

Co-sponsored by: Terrace

ee

4619 HILLCREST AVE,
Residential - Comme

: The Powerfu

50c (Ta be paid at time of registra-
tion) at the Terrace Community Centre.

(Age on date of tournament)

i ‘Terrace Recreation Commission,

ELECTRIC.

check

Events (“)
Girls’ singles __.:..

. Boys’ singles ee
Mixed doubles _......

& District Club and the

ELECTRICAL
“SHOP LTD. -

P.O. BOX 1285
rcial - Industrial

_*
Specializing
‘in

HEATING

sales at the Co-op to raise funds,

STUFF STRETCHING INTO

Thornhill Realty on Scott
menteTotal cost of the blac

se citizens are unable to
busted shock absorberssPhenomenon above was installed by
Avenue as part of a new develop.

THE DISTANCE above is @X-
tremely ‘rare in Terrace, Technically it is known as black
top, is usually placed on roads by weaker-minded eormrounities,

cope with bruised kidneys and

ktep to each future householder

_ will work out to anproxlmately $50 per home,

“bthrough; the, auspices of the Ter-.

4}. -The local sauce shop was robe

By Ruth

the other night and I didn’t lose
even one ball, What I did lose
I was glad to get rid of, One
and a half pounds of excess
blubber to be exact, If you don't
believe it’s possible, just
some do-it-yourself tandelearing
with a five iront

Spring Creek’ Coir ¢ Course is
great for the novice though, The
trees are still small.

Now about ine water situation
up on The Bench, The vocational
school is almost ready for ace
tion and it will havea good supply
of city water. BUT and it IS a
big BUT~the Terrace residents
living within close range of. the
school will not beable to hook
onto the line for several reasons,
One = ~ they tell me -the pipe
‘used in the water He ‘ib not
the right size for domestic cone
sumption, Two « - they tell methe
water line runs on the Inside of
the fence in front of the school
and because of this it becomes
Provincial government’ property
and ‘of course, untouchable, Well

Smart?

350 P Production Model complete with 32:in. Bar:
and 2 Durecut chains; Reg. $261.00. Now. only ..... oan

The Dependable Model 650 complete with 24-In. Bar and
and 2 Duracut shains, Reg. $261.00. Now only ..

This sale ends August. 15

me EQUIPMENT

Logging Supplies - Chain Saws - Wire.Repe - Walding Supplies
PO. Box 308, Terrace, |

aa eempannedsemencssenee

: ‘SALES iments

Cc. ie Phone §35- 6394

Went up for a round of golf

nowe show about THAT Maxwell On.

/ visit a little girls grave, I could
|only stand back at a distance and

‘(needs .a grass: whip) or a pick

triet Superintendent. for School

ponoat has: been named to: the

@ taste of peanut butter

M.. Hallock

Note from Jim. Taylor of the
CBC Prince Rupert, who sent
along HIS favorite classified ad
taken from the Creston Valley
Advance, "FOR SALE, YOUNG
PILLYGOAT, GOOD FAMILY.

try| PET. HOUSETRAINED, WILL

EAT ANYTHING, ESPECIALLY
FOND OF CHILDREN, ” :

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"Hone same of the former mem-

bers of the Calorie Counters club

will come forth for T.O.P.S, If

| you’re interested yead the item |

on page 11 of this iasue,

i ++ +
Hilda Newhoven was in last
week .to show us a snap of her
new home in Parksville, Such
a beautiful place it is, We're
going to miss Hilda at Anthon’s
Beauty Salon but we do wish her
happiness in her Vancouver Is-

land home.
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Could use an asphalt patching
job on some spots on Lazelle
Avenue + +. before they get big
catia jo awallow a tank truck.
ue 5,

And last but detinitely not least.
Wetnesday. evening I went up
to: the Old Kalum Cemetery to

do my meditating because I didn’t
take along a bowle. -Imife. One

and. shovel: to get’ in there these
days, The bramble bushes and
quack grass are high as an ele-
en i's eye. The new cemetery

looking very nice now and it
seems té.me we might getalittle
work done.on the old one without
too much difficulty,

‘Superintendent
“appointed for

local schools
The: appointment ofa new Diss

‘Districts 53: (Terrace) and 54
(Sinithors): hag been ‘announced
y fe Departement of Education,

"

northern B.C. po; :
Ha succeeds DH. MacKirdy

Girl's body
breathed, it
was drunk

The body of a young woman was
found below the Terrace bridge
Friday,

The body was breathing, but
unconscious, = -

Local RCMP immediatelawent
into action to find evidence of
foul play, .
But research by constabulary
revealed only that the young lady
was suffering from the over com
sumption of alcohol.
Police were called when the
woman was found early Friday
on the Copper re-load road below
the bridge,
At first it was thought she might
have fallen or been thrown from
a vehicle, She was taken to Mills
Memorial Hospital where she re.
main ed unconscious until late

day,
R.C.M.P, said she was treated
for excessive alcohol consume
ption and released from the hos~
pital Saturday,
_ No charges are pending.

Playground
program goes
to August 26

Summer playground activities
will continue at Terrace and
Thornhill until August 26.
The playground programs pro=
vide supervised activity for childe
ren of five years and up, The
itinerary includes. hiking, day
camping, crafts, games, sports
and.special events. There is no
charge for admission to any of
the schoolground areas set aside
for use by the summer playground
sessions,
Fun starts at 1:30 dally and
stops for the day at 5:30 , In
Terrace the program isextended
th Saturday,

Children may participate by
going to the nesrest of the acd
lowing schools: Kiti-keshan,
Clarence Michiel, Uplands and
Thornhill

The p programs are carried on

race Recreation Commission,

Smithers yeggs
grab at LCB
‘to get. smashed

. Ifs partytime all the time for
somebody in Smithers withapene
chant for pilfering the Govern.
ment Liquor store,

1| bed: for the second time in ‘|
week when thieves smashed th
front door on August 2, .
The first time around, a front
window was broken to gain entry.
‘smash and .erab incidents.
R,C,.M,P. are investigating both
The method of entry used andthe
few, clues left at the scene were
‘similar in both instances,
_Fingerprint experts and
‘Special - investigators have been
rposied to Smithers from Prince
‘Rupert in. efforts to determine
ins. is responsible for the break-
5.

. Film people
catch fish

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C, (CP) |.
«Film star Kathy Hayes and her,
actor-husband Glenn Ford were
given a carved Indian mask by
Reeve K,.N; MacDonald while on

FOUNDATIONS GO. DEEP. in te new Coop million.

dollar expansion program a DOW. RoReT Pop...
struction between the main Co-op building and the appliance store, New buliding will add 23, “0

square feet to the present Co-op premises, and will “broaden existing servies”
store manager Corbin King,

a recent Gshing trip to Camp.
bell River. The fishing WS OXe
‘cellent, -

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Peasant Seven en ere tom :

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