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PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 6, 1977

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Dangerous

Police are continuing an investigation of the theft of
blasting caps, delays, and other explosives devices from a
Twinriver Timber blasting shed recently.

Parents are advised to warn thelr children that these caps.

are dangerous.

A photograph of caps not unlike those that were taken fs

presented above as a Herald public service.

Dakin

funeral

service held.

William, George Dakin of
Terrace, B.C. formerly of
Atmore, Alberta passed
away July Lat Terrace, B.C.
Funeral services were held
July 5 in Sacred Heart
Chureh, Father McCarthy
officiated,
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married to Lea Lelievre on
August 5, 1919 and they then
moved to the Atmore
district in Alberta where
ee farmed for Pa years,

up a family o
seven children. He moved
to Terrace, B.C, in 1967.
where he retired and lived
until his death. ‘

He leaves to mourn, his
loving wife Lea and six
children: Mrs. Leonie

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Mrs. Georgette Skoglun
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McMurray, Alta), - Mrs.
Emelia Alore (Salmon Arm,
B.C.), Roger (Ft.
McMurray, . Alta) and
Bernard (Campbell River,
B.C.), also eight brothers
and five sisters, 32
grandchildren and 22 great
grandchildren, -

He was predeceased by
his mother, father, one son,
four brothers as well as one.
sister.

Pallbearers were his
three sons and three of his _
pranchildren. ;

MacKay Funeral Services
were in charge of all
arrangements,

B.C.)

1. Max «10 h.p.
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Beautiful weather graced
the Legion Picnic t ast
Sunday. at. Lions Park.
There were in the
neighbourhood of four
hundred in attendance and a
most enjoyable day was
spent,

The committee in charge

’ of the Picnic wish to express

their thanks to the man
members who helped in all
ways to make it asuccessful
event. Special thanks are
expressed to the Downtown
Lions Club for’ the use of
their park.

The draw for the side of

beef was won by Larry

GEORGE

MALMGREN

. PASSES

Géorge Malmgren of

‘Terrace passed away July 4

in Mills Memorial Hospital.
Memorial Services will be
held Saturday July 9th in
MackKay's Funeral Chapel.

Capt. il Young will be
officiating.

Mr. Malmgren was born
in - Steep - ~ Creek

Saskatchewan in 1914, and
moved to Terrace in 1964,
He is survived by 3
daughters, Mrs. Russell
Kirk (Gail) of Terrace.
Mrs. Gordon Egeland
(Ruthann) of Medicine Hat,
Alberta. and Miss Glenys
Malmgren of Medicine Hat,
Alberta. 4 Sons Keith,
Milton and Lyle of Medicine
Hat Alberta and Dale of
Halifax, Nova Scotia. 11
Grandchildren. 2 Brothers,
Peter Ross of Lonebute,
B.C., Jim McKenzie from
Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan. 1 Sister,
Isobel McKenzle also from
Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan.. Mr.
Malmgren was predeceased
by brother Bill Fidler also
from Prince Albert.
In lieu of floWers the
family asks that denations
be made to the B.C. Cancer
Foundation 2656 Heather
St., Vancouver, ViJ 333,

~ Royal Canadian Legion
_ (Pacific) Branch No. 13

Terrace

By Maryann Burdett

Alger and the side of pork
was won by Steve Sparks.
Congratulations to these
lucky individuals.
Congratulations go out to
Miss Gwynne McCullou
and Miss Dawn Elliott who:
are recipients of this year's
Branch No.13,. Legion
Bursary-Scholarship. These
oung people have proven
their abilities and ambitions
over the past years in school
and Branch 13 members
wish them: much success in

: their future careers.

Comrade President, Dave
Simons is presently in
Memorial Hospital. We
miss your presence around

the Branch, Dave, and do.

hope you will soon be back in
circulation. .
Branch 13 welcomes
Comrade Rratary. ikon hse
ect retary. Ron has.
been: involved in Legion
activities for many years
and we feel confident that he
will do an admirable job in
the position of Secretary.
This week the Dispa
wishes to salute Comrade.
Bill Davies. ‘Bill has been a
director of Branch 13 over
the past two years and has
tin & great deal of time

for the good and welfare of.

the Branch,”
We will’ miss having you
around Bill and hope you
will be back often to visit.
Prince Rupert’s gain is a
loss for Terrace. ;

Herbicide
working?

PENTICTON, B.C. (CP)

— The herbicide 2,4-D_
applied June 21 to Eurasian

‘oil in Skaha Lake seems
to be killing the weeds, but it
will be another three weeks

before the effectiveness will .

be fully determined, says
Ken Lozoway, biologist in
charge of the herbicide
program, ..
Lozoway said today the
leaves curling and
sagging are the first sign
that the weed is dying.

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