“Wednesday, Aprif 19,.1967

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

Square Dancing Jamboree In Terrace April 29-30. _

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including caller Duane McColl and Joe Ward repre-
sented the Terrace club at the jamboree. After
returning home the participants stated it was a

Dancers representing Square Dance clubs from Prince
George, Quesnel, Terrace, Prince Rupert, Ketchikan
and Juneau attended the Ketchikan Jamboree during
the weekend of March 25, Twenty-four members,

on the streets and wharf of Ketchikan and during the
boat voyage, Local members are now busy planning

for the next jamboree which will be held in Terrace
April 29 and 30,

Square Dance Jamboree’
Planned For Terrace

The annual square dance
Jamboree sponsored by the
Terrace Skeeng Squares will be
held April 29 and 30. The Jam-
boree will get underway with
a Fronlicr Night Dance in the
Clarence Michiel School Audi-
torium at 8 p.m. There will be
a panel of callers,

Prizes are being awarded for
the best beards and bonnets of
those dressed in Centennial

costumes. . . B |
oft iva aaa! When Terrace Has Boxla

buffet supper.

Dancers will have an oppor:
tunity ta earn their aquaduck
badge on Sunday, Aprit 30 at
Skoglund Hotsprings at 9 am.

A pancake and sausage
breakfast is scheduled for 10
am. Sunday in the Overwaitea
parking lot and will probably
be served up with a side order
of a square or two, In the event

of rain the breakfast will be

held in the Clarence Michiel] hope that all local square

‘| dancers would turn out to en-
A windup dance’ will follow! joy the events

School auditorium.

in the auditorlum
with the farewell
4:30 p.m.

strenuous weekend of dancing, which took place both

-The group expressed the

and help to

at 2 p.m.| entertain the expected visiting |
dinner at! dancers, Spectators are wel-

come,

Kitimat Waifs For Day

The Kitimat Lacrosse Association is eagerly looking
forward to the day when Terrace has a lacrosse team. -

Kilimat is in its third year
of lacrosse and is in the throws
af expansion. When minor la-
crosse got underway last week
there were 110 boys playing in
11 teams, an increase of four
teams from last year. They also
have 27 coaches and referees.

The tcams are divided into
four divisions; the tyke’s age
six years up to eight years,
Novices 8 to 10 years, peewees

This Weekend
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Toynbee Heads
Army Appeal

Dick Toynbee, campaign
chairman for the Salvation
Army Red Shield Appeal, an-
nounced loday that this year's
doar-to-door Red Shield appeal
will take place in Terrace on
Monday, May & starting at 6:30
p.m, Mr, Toynbee, working in
so-operation with Lieutenant
Eric Tennent, advises that this

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton
Island. still appears to be a bar-
tier for some species of ani-
mal, Raccoon, skunk and poreu-
pine inhabit most mainland
countries but are rare on the
island and marten are common
in Cape Breton but seldom
in the pro-

Consult The Herald for
Two-Color Ads

10 to 12 years and bantams 12
years and up.

The Association is experienc-
ing some difficulty in getting
former lacrosse players to
coach, but the gap has teen
filled by using horkey coaches
after some preliminary explain-
ations as to the differences in
the twa games. From all re-
ports this arrangement is work-
ing out well and there ig
Obvious enthusiasm amongst |f
the players and coaches,

Mr. David H, Harrison will
be the Kitimat Laerosse Asso-
ciation's delegate to the Wes-
tern Regional Lacrasse Clinic
being held later this year in
Edmonton. :

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ROYAL CAMADIAN LEGION

Dispatch

Following the adjournment
of the regular meeting, a pre
Sentation was made to Ken
McKay, by our president, 5S,
Sheasby, in recognition of
Ken's outstanding services to
opr branch, ~ . . :

Preceded by an excellent
dinner served by the L.A., and
concluded by instrumental en.
tertainment, this meeting was
one of the outstanding ones of
the season, ; oo

And to all you track » and
field fans — don't forget the
track and field dinner at Gim's

-Dyson ag guest speaker, Inquire

on the 29th of this month, al
8 pin. sharp, featuring Geoff

at the Legion for tickets.
The Ladies Auxiliary reports
23 members present — at. their

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April 3fd regular meeting. AU

members are requested toll
leave donations for the food
hamper and articles for - the
novelty table with Julle at the
Hub. Please don’t forget to tag

the articles. with your name EE

and remember, this is for the
Senior Citizeny Bazaar on Apri]
29 — looks like’ the 20 is going I
to be: one ‘busy day. °°

“13” for now, folks, sea. you
Next week. tbe

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