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Special Prices effective APRIL 27, 28 & 29

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from Premier W. A. C. Bennett. Presentation was made at a luncheon in’ Los

Angeles last week sponsored by the British Columbia government, The Premier 7
hosted industrial travel and entertainment leaders as part of his program to C 2
interest them in the province. , got

FRESH PORK

Picnics

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A CHEQUE FOR $40 was presented to the Senior Citizens Association by the
Terrace Whist Club on April 18. Shown here is Terrace Recreation Director Peter
Fanning (right) accepting the cheque on behalf of the Senior Citizens, from
Wilfred Legace (left), -_president of the Whist Club.

| . | ‘HOME FREEZER SPECIAL
SIDES OF 4.
BRANDED BEEF

[Smoked Baconi.69¢

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Oxydol x=. _ $1.49
Lumber Jack Syrup: 49¢

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OWNER-MANAGER OF TOTEM 8/A, Bill DeJong (right) is shown as he
accepted delivery of the fargest wrecker unit in Canada recently. The big piece
of equipment can handle vehicles of logging truck size, Shown making the de-

livery is Pat Boyle (left) of Terrace Truck & Equipment Ltd., International Har- P

vester dealers in this area. (Gauthreau photo) ani | a ke Flou r MELOGRAIN

Apple-Strawberry Jam x7 5c |

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PURITY 8 £4
ALL-PURPOSE Lb. Bag 4

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Red Kidney Beans #2-__

Deep Brown Beans::_5

from many business associates and customers, Sixty-

GRAND OPENING DAY for Loretta’s Beauty Salon M t | sz dan ee ar d Las
: 4 at its new downtown location on Lazelle Avenue was : = p To ; eae
: cnet cree ice ‘, ‘a gala occasion with floral bouquets and. good wishes ea pr ea ; S PURITAN enoanne ma eheenass

CONFECTIONERY four people visited the.new shop to enjoy coffee and
& GROCERY _ sandwiches during the opening afternoon. Several door
- Thomhill: prizes were given during the day. Shown here (left to

W HO ‘|, Fight) ore Edna Lacourslere, her mother and owner of
NE HOURS | the new shop, Mrs. Loretta Lacoursiere and another
6 AM, to 10 PiM.° | daughter, Doriea Locoursiere. (Gauthreau photo)
Seven Days a Week =‘ . ree ;

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; SELLING or BUYING—TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED