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+ Wednesday, Apt 26; 19

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Many skiers find the water start on one ski troublesome,
More Power is required for a ‘‘one ski’ start from the wa-
ter because the skiers weight is now supported by a much
smaller surface. If your tow-boat is low in power then for-
get about the one ski start, Instead, start with two skis and
drop one as soon as you are up and away.

Dragging the back foot is the key to the “one ski’ water
start. Begin with the same water position as the two ski
start except that the free leg is extended down and back.
The tow-line should be on the free leg side of the ski, or if
you are using double handles, one line should be on each
side of the ski. When the boat begins to pull you forward,
keep the free leg dragging behind. The surface of the leg
from the shin down will provide a measure of support and
balance. Be prepared for a strong pull on the arms during
this start and don’t shift the back foot to the ski until you
are up and in goad balance.

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FOR NEW HOMES BROCHURE
— or request for area representative to calf —
CON STRASBOURG, Box 2305, Terrace, B.C.
‘Phone 635-6750 (ctf)

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+

Im conjunction with Girl
Guide Cookie Week held
throughout the province April
28 to May 6, Terrace Guides,
Browmes and Rangers will be
calling on residents of the area
Saturday, May 6 with cookies,
Proceeds fram the cookies,
which sell at 45 cents a box,

accommodations in

for Expo67

Expo 67 is bound to put heavy pressure
on accommodations in Montreal. Never-
thelass, LOGEXPO, the official Expo 67
accommodation bureau, assures avery
visitor a place to stay.

At peak perlods you may not be able to
get certain kinds of accommodation—
downtown hotel rooms, for example. But
even at these times, thare will be suffi-
clent alternative accommodation for
averyona. nO

Over 79,000 reoms are available in all.

Private Homes. Over 30,000 hospitable
Montrealers are welcoming visitors into their
homes, RATES: from $8 to $14 adayfor two peo-
ple, $10 to $18 for three, or $12 ta $22 for four.
: Efficlency Apartments, with kitchen faci-
litias and maid service, RATES: $18 to $25
a day for two persons, plus $3 a day for gach
additional person.
Wotels. There are still some vacancies in down-
town hotels during some poriods, also in resort
hotels within easy reach. of Expo 67, RATES:
from $12 to 630 @ day. ;
Tourist Homes. The position is similar to that
of hotels and motels, with some vacancies in
alf periods. RATES; $10 to $18 (double
occupancy).

of Quebec, and
lished,

homeowner.

information and

and maid service,

for eight. Children
Trailer Sites, wit

to $5 a day.
Camp Sites, 20,

statement about your

Every room has been inspacted and ap-
proved by an agency of the Government |

All you have to doto make a reservatian
is mail the coupon balow to LOGEXPO.
You will receive a reply in 7-10 days,
followed by confirmation direct from the
management of the hotel, etc., or the

Or phone (514) 397-8397 for immediate

Motels. Available in many periods, particularly
early in the season, and after September 4th.
RATES; $12 to $30 (double occupancy).

Motels (Trailer type) With kitchen facilities

two persons, $30.a cay for four, or $49 a day
Expo 67, with 3-way hook-up. RATES: $3.60

locations, in tha area around Montreal, RATES:
$2.50 to $3.50 a day. . :

All these aecommaailions are government-
inspected, approved, and price-controted,

Montreal

a controlled rate estab-

reservations.

RATES: from $26 a day for

under 12, frae, .
hin sasy driving distanca o

000 sites, in 120 separate

po N.B. Please fill out ths coupon completely and maillt today, ——=—=——-

To LOGEXPO, Expo 67, Montreal, P.0., Canada
Pleasa reserve accommodations as follows:

Phone—(614) 397-8397

Addiera.

Arpt.

. Clty. Prov,

Prieerange. to

- Arrival Date_____. Departure D ate___ Number of nights.

«Type of accommodations raquied! (pieterance one, two or thrae)
PRIVATE HOME (7) APARTMENT (efficiency) [7] .
HOTEL [[] TOURISTHOME

1 Remarks ‘MONTREAL,

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Tha Univarsal and fnternatiinal Exhldition of 1967, :
Montroa, Canncn/APAUL- #—~OCTOUER'’Y, 180) “|,

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

Magistrate’s. Court |

‘The following |: convictions
were made ‘in Terrace - Magis
trate’s Court last week before
Magistrate C. J.-Norrington:: -

Marcel Sawan, impaired driv:
ing fined 8250: Hugh EL, McMil.

May Bring
si naming come | Restless Nights

speeding and other minor traf-| t¢ you “fight the pillow", tas, a
fie convictons; five .convice] re tie eth ERE amd Sor

. oO ; a help £ ro
tions on liquor offences and| news Tettlesnnens ane One fiuas
two on trucking offences. sluggish kidney sctlun, Urinary. in

Magistrate F. H. Adames! (oly, the resthden teeta
presided over the following:| resttes nichts. Thia is when Doae
Raymond Guno sentenced to] Doty atime kite, ons, Sek
30 days for” intoxieation; 10] Tellers the Neefigiet sondltlat th
speeding and minor traffle 0f-| see ff you don't feel better, rest betes
fences; ll liquor charges and Don’t wait, Ask for Dodd's. Kidni

Pilla at any drug evnnter, Used su
one trucking offence. cessfully by millions for over 70 gear

Sluggish Kidney

‘FLECTRICAL
SHOP LTD. -

4619 HILLCREST AVE, P.O. BOX 1285. -
Residential - Commercial - Industrial
. . . . ~ *

8 Specializing in
BR ELECTRIC HEATING

CLASS

ATTENTION MERCHANTS

THE TERRACE COMMUNITY CENTRE ~

. 4th ANNUAL .
TRADE FAIR.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 5 AND é, 1967

HAVE YOU RESERVED Your BOOTH?

If not, do so now as there Is limited space
available.

Reservations made at the Communi Centre
. P.O.. Box 218 .- Phone C35 2844

| OPPORTUNITY |
For Sale |

Shares in B.C.'s fast-growing life insurance ‘company
_ (owned by Columbia Beneficial Holdings Ltd.) .

* BROWNIES

}.and Mrs, Joe Schultzik and her

: friends.

returned’ recently fram a. twa:
week vacation,

% RANGERS

will be used to provide pack ar
company needs. ,

Parents are required to
fransport the girls on this can:
vass and those wishing to vol
unteer their services should
contact Mrs. A. Both at 635.
5962,

In B.C. alone, over 33,000
girls between the ages of 7
and 18 are Jearning community
service in progressive stages

Rangers. ‘The guiding coneept
teaches girls the wisdom of
helping themselyes and the
sale of Girl Guide Cookies ig a
vital part of thelr training in
responsible citizenship,

In a recent enrolment cere:
mony Lorie Judd, Eyelven Sils.
be, Kathy Hemmons, Jean But-}
terfield, Jo-anne Ames, Linda
Townsend and Shelly Legace,
Tenderfoots in Second Skeena
Guide Company, made their
Guide promise. A number of

ment ceremony.

Pe hd -

Around The Town
Mr. H. Bandslra and Ray Doll

were winners of radios at the

opening days celebrations of

the Terrace Co-operative Pet.
roleum Bulk Plant which was

was the winner of a case of
Co-ap oil.

Mr, and Mrs, John Hagen of
Victoria, former Terrace resi-
dents, are spending a vacation

brother and sister-inlay, Mr,

brother-in-law and sister, Mr;
and Mrs..Tommy Turner, ag
well as- ‘their many Terrace

Miss Danielle Chiasson re.
turned last Saturday from ‘a
two-week ‘vacation ‘that took

-her 43 far south as Los An |

“Mr. and’ Mrs, Whitney Lewis

visiting reta-|f

eta :
ey eee le Me pee OR To ee

tives and friends in’ southern

A SLICE OF HISTORY — Period uniforms worn by U.S:
and Canadian service
countries dating from 1665 to 1812. Uniforms shown
are: Carignan Salieres 1665, centre;
Minuteman 1776, right Black Watch 1782 and West
, left. Uniforms will be on display far Armed
orces Tattoo performances at Kelowna, Prince George,
Victoria and Vancouver and at Armed Forces Spec-:
tacular in Seattle during month of May.

through Brownles, Guides and|&

mothers atlended the enrole-

held last week. Terry Shedell §

here visiting with Mrs, Hagen’s| —

oly

men depict history of both

Revelutionary

and
Home

p—THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS-—

_.. VISCOUNT.DEEP FREEZERS. -

28 CUBIC-FOOT — Holds 965 Lbs, of frozen food,

. . Has a+100-Ib. fast freeze section, 3 baskets,
3. dividers: Equipped with a counter balanced

lide for easy opening. «. - 998 68

PRICE
_ 21 CUBIC-FOOT: — Holds’ 735 Lbs. fo frozen food,
Has a quick freeze section, 2 baskets, 2 dividers,

-. PRICE.

| own a substantial number of the above shares,
a (poid $5 per share), and for financial reasons. wil
g sell half my holdings (up to 3,000 shares) for first f

and best offers over $5.00 per share, i
Shares divided into 20’s 100's and SOO's

PLEASE ADDRESS:-REQUESTS TO: .
Advertiser Box 407, Terrace “Omineca Herold

Furnishings _

counter balanced lid. - i) 4g” _

“| _BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE ©.

“Shopping Ce

£40