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- Skeena Valley Fall Fair

“sixth Annual Skeena
Valley Fall Fair will be held
at Lions’ Park . Saturday,
September 4 during the
Labour Day weekend.
Organizers expect this shiow
to be the best one to date and
to continue the steady
growth shown each year
during the last five years.

The Fair was originally
started by the Terrace
Women's. Institute who -
plarined to hold a Flower
Show in.1971. The Farmer's
Institute persuaded them to
also have classes for fruit
and vegetables. The show -
was planned for the old
Community Centre, but
when. it burned down two
weeks before Fair time the
location was moved to
Clarence Michiel School.

In-1972 the Skeena Valley
Fairs Association was
formed which took over the
management of the Fair.

- The Fair was held at Skeena
“High School and included
canning, baking and han-
dicrafts that year.

1973 saw the Children's
Pet Show included. for the

-. first time and the Fair held

at the Curling Club.

“In 1974, the Fair moved to
the Thornhill Community
Centre and Lions Park -
which will be its permanent

home. The facilities there
enabled us to begin holding
a Livestock Show in addition
to the other classes.
This year’s Fair has
classes for flowers, fruit and
vegetables, home canning,

‘eggs, honey, home baking,.

homemade wines, fancy
work, handicrafts and
photography. The
Children's Section -will in-

clude children’s baking, .

conservation ‘and education
and a children’s pet show.
The Poultry and Waterfowl

chickens, bantams, geese,
ducks, pigeons, doves,- a
display of birds. and: a
children’s show.

The Livestock Show will

-have classes for goats,
‘ swine, rabbits, dairy cattle |
and beef cattle. This year a.

qualified goat. judge from
Vancouver will do the
judging of goats and several
other, out of town judges will
be in attendance.

Program, books
describing entry
requirements with entry
forms included are
available at various stores
in town or call Elsie
Erickson at 635-3423.

The Totem Saddle’ Club
will hold its annual
— in conjunction

CALL :

shaving

JOE S PRINTER'S -

2 4611 Lagzelie, Terrace

ALL TYPES OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING :
a OFFSET & LETTERPRESS

with the Fair and will ‘also

hold a dance in the Thornhill

Community Centre starting.
at 9 p.m. for $6 a couple.

The Lions Club will
provide their refreshment

booth again this year and a

kiddie’s ride.
Also for the kids, there

will be a greased pole
-contest,.-

a greased pig
contest and a_ balloon
contest - where
contestants ‘try to shave
shaving cream off a ‘balloon

ivision wi - without breaking it.
division will haveclasses for ~The. breaking

The Auction will be an
interesting part of.the Fair
again this year. Many ar-
ticles.displayed-at the Fair
will be donated and auc-
tioned off each year. Also
some small livestock will be
sold. -

The Fair will be open to
the public at 1 p.m.
Saturday; September 4: ‘and

all residents of the.area are .
invited to-come and exhibit .
or just come. and see the

wide array of home-grown

produce of the Skeena:

Valiey.

USE FIRE
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or another. I don’t know

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maybe the other girl. I'm
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For And About Teenagers
think I should do? ©

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OUR REPLY: Get off it.
Clear the situation up. Com-
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about what’s going.on with
you. Share your feelings.

‘Simply ask her if she’s mad

at you. Find out why. Make .
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time together. Just be
honest and truthful, take
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going on and clear it up! :

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