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TERRACE "“OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Wednesda November 23, 1

Recreation Director

Arrives This Week

' Terrace’a new recreation ‘‘dit-|-

eotor, Mr. Peter G. Panning arrived
here+this: week with his wife and
four children,.Mr, Fanning, who
comes to Terrace from North
Battleford, Saskatchewan will
commence duties for the Munici-
pality as. eoon as he Js able to
find suitable housing for his fam-
ily and get them established. The
new recdirector hag a wealth of
recreational experience in his

background, having worked in|

Camrose, Alberta; Edmonton, Al

berta; and Estevan, Saskatchewan

as well as North Battleford; all in

the field of recreation and sports

_ as well as community activity a
ordination,

Anyone having knowledge of a
three bedroom home available
for rent is asked 40 call the Com-
munity Centre, VI3-2844 and leave
his name and number with the
attendant.

Open House Sunday
At Oli’s Place

One of the North's newest din-
ing places opened officially for
business on Sunday, November
20. Proprietors Freda and Oli
Kroyer welcomed a good turnout
of patrons to “open house” for
their new business Oli’s Place.

The dining room-coffee bar
complex is situated on the shores
of Lakelse Lake on Highway 25.
By taking a right turn at Granite
Creek you will find this fine new
eating place, that caters’ .to all
tastes, from a cup of coffee at the
bar, to the finest cuisina..served
in the attractive “Blue Room.”

Oli’s Place is open every day
and evening except Mondays.

Many people from Terraze, Kitl-
mat and Lakelse attended the of-
ficial opening of this new Aining
spot which is a welcome few ser.
vice to the area,

' Contractors Hold |

Annual Banquet
The first annual banquet of

‘Skeena Chapter of the Electrical

Contractors Association of B.C.
was held. recently in the Skeena

‘Hotel. Guests at the banquet in-

cluded’ J;, MacIntosh ' of E. B. Batniy’ Bowl cs ccecesers Fe BIH
Horsman and Sons Lid, $. G./}eglod.......-----seeeeee 28
Carlson, ‘district superintendent of is eit tttettseesees bd
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority Black. Diamonds ee
and wives of the members. _-.",: Byte 2 Men's Wear '.........- 18%

Ellis Hughes of Terrace wi FUME ws os seses torsvene 10
elected president of the cg sede e eee e 3,350

+o a h CH
A. ©. Sibley of Smitheta, "Vice | ee avs Bowl csseceeee 1,40
president and William Watson of | yon high . three:
Terrace, secretary. - Robert, Cote .........0506. Tet
Man high single:

A motion of appreciation was; M, Alger’ ........-sc0es0- $11
extended fo organizations instru- “pi
mental in assisting the association | Riders ........... testeessess &
with an education promotion.) Reum “2” .........,ccesecees 18
Special mention was made of the} Terrace Van & Storage ...... 18
joint efforts of Terrace and Dist-!Skeena Kenworth ........... 16
riot Chamber of Commerce, B.C.,j Omenica Bldg, Lid. .......... 14
Hydro & Power Authority and E.| Gemini EXPO ....-..eseseeees 12
B. Horsman & Sons Ltd. who were | Satelites’ ............cccecece 9
responsible for a recent spectac-|Team high three:
ular Lighting display in Terrace.| Skeena Kenworth ....... 2,788

The special lighting at Terrace
Court House . was speanheaded by
local contractors and B.C. Hydro
conducted an educational program
on architectural lighting at a din-
her meeting,

In Octoher, the B.C. Hydro &
Power Authority and the Adult
Education Department arranged
and presented a four-day space
heating céurse. Twenty-three con-
tractors from Prince Rupert, Kiti-
mat, Terrace, Smithers and” Burns
Lake participated in the course.
The chapter expressed thanks to
Stan Carlson of Terrace who or-
ganized the event and R. T. Mar-
tin, P, Eng, of the B.C. Hydro,
Vancouver who instructed. It is
hoped gq second course will be held

in the spring of 1967.

/“Whereowhere to start? Moving? start by \
finding MOVERS fast in the YELLOW PAGES, Where

your fingers do the walking.

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engineered home: faster, more economical construction, extra |
§ strength and rigidity, tess on-site labor, untimited choice of design.
f -Let us show you how beautiful a Dueck component home can be,

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On the

ALLEVS

‘COMMERCIAL - LEAGUE (MEN)
“A

Team high single:
Skeena Kenworth ..-.... 1,029

Man high three:

Don Haudenschild ........ 63
Man high single:

A Hobenshield .......;.. 273

Rockhound Party

Planned Sunday

Terrace Lapidary club has fin-
alized plans for a Christmas social
scheduled for Saturday evening,
December 10 at the home of W.
Pierce, 4003 Munroe Street.

The final arrangements were
made Sunday, during the regular
November meeting of the group,
held in the Community Centre,
All members will be welcomed at
the Christmas event,

group recorded an expression of
sympathy to the family of the late

Wad a valued member of | ‘the
Terrace Lapidary Club, having
heen instrumental In its forma-
tion several years ago. She served
as publicity director for the group
and also spent time in each of the
executive offices

AROUND the TOWN

Mrs. J. A. Elsie) Smith of Vic-
torla is spending a few weeks
visiting in Terrace. While here
she is the houseguest of her bro-
ther-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred A. Smith at their
Hillerest home.

CRADLE ROLL

corded at Mills Memorial Hospital
during the past week:

Mr, and Mrs. - Ronald Snider,
November 16, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paulitschke,

November 16, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs, . Mickey Hassell,
November 18, a girl.
Mr, and Mrs. ‘Raymond Smith,
- November 18, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister,
November 18, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laurier,
November 138, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
November 20, a boy. .
Mr. and Mrs, John Aanties, Nov-
ember 20, a boy.

Mr. and Mra. Howard Amos,
November 20, a. girl.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard, Nov-
ember 20, a boy,

Mr. and Mra. Epp Talstra, Nov.

ember 21, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mellor, Nov-
ember 21, a

Mri and fics. William Carey,
November r 2h a a boy, :

EARLY RECREATION —
eroase, a fast-moving netted atick
game, was played in America be-
fore Columbus landed in 1492.
Originated by the Sroquols Indians
and used af a : Tequire-
ment for warriors, thls strenuous
game was adopted in 1840 by the

fred eport,

During the regular meeting, . the ||:

Connie Chastney, Mrs, Chastney er

The following births were re-||'

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baaiied . “

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P.O. Box 2558

Secretary «Treasurer, School
‘Box 1238, Terrace, B.C,

} oo in
1966 Parisienne 4-Dr. Hardtop —
4,300 miles, 327 cc, fully

equipped ~ - eee Save over $ 860

1966 Impata Super Sport—327 ce,
4speed, radio, power steering,
power brakes.

1966 Impala Hardtop’ — loaded
with extras, power ateering,
power brakes, whitewall tires.

195 Buick “Riviera” — fully
powered, An executive car.
Over $2000 Off new.

1965 Chev Bal Air — One owner,
low mileage, radio, automatic
transmission, V8 motor,

195 Corvalr 4Dr, Hardtop —
automatic, one owner, radlo,
snow tires.

automatic, one owner, low talte-
age, tworone paint,

"NEW 1 "REMO — HIWAY’ 1 16 5 WEST

N.HLA, APPROVED WINDOWS
STORM WINDOWS — SCREENS

All Sizes
Calf V. Vistica — VI 3-6864

PAYROLL CLERK
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 33 (TERRACE)

1964 Chev ‘Blseayne — 6 cya
‘standard transmission, one own 7

1965 Pontiac Strato Chiet 4orB

" owner,

1964 Fairlane 4Dr, Sedan _ ‘ve,

‘PHONE V13-6331 OR 13-5905 — Teac, nc. F : |

white man. H Is now reputed do | perce
“|e North America’s oldest organ: | iil

Torrace, B, mn

Requires a Payrol! Clerk. Applicanis should have payroll ee °
experience. and’ ba competant typists. Attractive salary and a
benefits are offered. Forward applications to Mr. E. Wel

District No. 53 (Terrace), _

else

er, low mileage, 4-door™ fam
sedan. -

Sedan — V8, automatic, radiong

1964 Pontiac —6 eyl., stamgard 7
4door sedan, low mileage, ong

1963 Pontiac 4Dr. Sedan—6 oli
standard, radio, low mnileage, ong
owner.

TWO 1964 Volkswagen Deluxe -
both in-immaculate shape, econ
omy plus! :

TWO ONLY New 1966 ae |
4-Dr, Sedans. ‘— @ cyl, standar

ONE ONLY New Acadian oun
Ve stenard Cranmnlatioe,