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LAURIE ENGLISH — CORRESPONDENT

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- PHONE VI 3.5060

| . dnesday, August 3, 1966 —

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PITORIAL. .. Ss

Sse DOG TROUBLES - Uae ma ==DOGS-DOGS-DOGS, everywhere there’s dogs. None are me leashes or under control, or so it seems from the number mee colls I've received about them, Dogs are killing pigs and Mam ickens, nipping at children on- bicycles,

mesging up gardens, keeping neighbours awake all night d generally making a nuisance of themsefves-all dyer Be Thornhill area; None have owners or homes it seems. gene wear collars or licences. Obviously we can't blame the Pgs for that, but just as obviously something needs to be ne. ‘

During my inquiries into the existing laws which opply af this ‘situation | talked with Mrs.-P. Moore, proprietor me the Kalum Kennels, who has been actively involved in

aciously supplied the following information. “Thornhill being an unorganized area, provincial laws mevail where dogs are concerned, Licences can be obtained mpm the government office at a cost of $2.00 for unspayed Maemales, and $1.00: for all males or spayed females. The mane R.C\M.P: do not, in the case of Thornhill, issue these mences, 4 “Those persons interested in obtaining information on, improvement in the enforcement of existing laws should mentact the Department of Agriculture of the provincial mevernment in Victoria, | : sO : § “Under existing law, it is permissable for anyone to BAoot a dog which is causing damage or liable to do so. As mn be seen from this, it is therefore.risking one’s dog's fe, possibly injured or killed, by allowing it to stray or nder off the owners property. a y “This is the basic cause of the problem which Thorn-. hill is experiencing. Owners are not controlling their dogs nd more and more people are moving ‘into the area. ; “It is far fess cruel to secure a dog to @ running chain or to exercise it, if only briefly, than to allow it to wander a ill and risk being injured, lost or poisoned. - : “It is also a backward and uncivilized attitude to allow gone's dog to annoy other people to such an extent that the Midog could be shat by the offended party. Not everyone likes dogs and even people who do can be annoyed and frustrated aby someone else's dog on their property. A dog cannot be

laws." oe, 7 According to Mrs. Moore, if a chapter of the S.P.C.A, were established in Thornhill. with a minimum of 40: mem- bers, the parent organization would assist financially in Mestablishing a dog shelter and inspector in the area. Owners mof dogs and other animals would be informed, of their re- Bsponsibilities to their. animals and effective contro! would be enforced,

A chapter of the S.P.C.A,.in Thornhill would be worth considering as a solution to the present situation but the onus must. still be on those who own pets and do not seem Bto care where they are or what they are doing. It must be their responsibiilty to maintain control over them at all times, '

| "Pioneers Requested

chasing cars,

‘{the committee to present silver

iganizing the S.P.C:A: in the Terrace,. Thornhill orea. She.

_jinclude greenfees. For those un- ‘able to play either day they may

gexpected to know-or:care qbout.property lines or provincial .

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{24 at Knox United Church for

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-Ron Paulsen, Terrace and Mrs. W.

. | lowing the service at the home of

Avenue, ‘Terrace,

: law: and daughter Mr.° and “Mra. "| Robert’ Amdam of River Road. He

To Make Application

. The ‘Thornhill Centennial com- mittee are still looking for Cana- dian’ pioneers. born 75 years ago or. more, who now reside‘in the Thornhili area. _

Two applications have been re- ceived but there must be others who. have not applied and have been overlooked, It is the wish of

medallions to all the pioneers liy- ing here and to honor them. during the celebrations taking place next year, . ' Perhaps you know of someone born before 1892 who now makes his or her home in. Thornhill. Native Indians of the are request- ed to participate. Your response is urgently required as all applica- tions. must be in before November of this year so that. they may be {approved by the B.C. Centennial committee, Contact a member of tthe Thornhill Centennial commit- tee for application forms or fur- ther details, a

Thornhill Amateur Golf Tourney Set

The annual Thornhill amateur. open golf teurnament will be held on August 13 and 14 at Thornhill Golf and Country Club. Eighteen holes will be played each day. The entry fee of $6 will

play off during the week and turn their scores into the pro-shop. $200 in prizes will be given out as well-as an additional $50 for leach hole-in-one scored during the tournament. a a Golfers wishing to take part are asked to place their name on the |. bulletin board at the ‘golf course. Tee-off time is 7:30 a.m. and post entries will be accepted up until 10 a.m. .

The course will be closed to the public until 3 p.m. each day. There will be a Chinese smor- gasberd on Sunday prior to the presentation of prizes.

New Business Opens In Thornhill Area

Residents of Thornhill will be serviced by a new grocery store Which opened its doors Sunday. Riverside Grocery on Queensway (old airport road) is owned and operated by Mr. and Mra. Caetano de Melo of Kitimat. Mr. and Mrs, de Melo. who came from Portugal 11 years ago plan to. move to Thorrhil] as soon as their house ready. to oceupy. . We bid them welcome to Thorn. hill and their business will no doubt be an asset. to the commun- ity,

Party Line. .

[RCMP Musical Ride Centennial Feature’ The Royal Canadian Mounted) ly of the Oth Lancers, performed a musical tide in 1876.

Police Musical Ride, accompanied by Hs 45-piece military band, will ba an outstanding feature of Brit- ish Columbia's Centennial -colebra- tions In September and October,

A tour of the province starting September 9 and ending October 11 has been. arranged by the prov- inclal and local Centennial Com- mittees, in co-operation with the |. RCMP,

The tour will follow appearances of the ride and band at the Paci-| fic National Exhibition in Vancou- ver, ‘ The mitical ride is known world over as the ultimate in profession-| al ‘horsemanship, the origin of | ~~: which’ has been lost in antiquity. |: «: An RCMP historian states it is possible this diversionary fonn of cavalry drill was developed, if not originated, by the cavalry regi: |; ments of Britain. British cavalry- men brought it to Canada and to ‘the North West Mounted Police, | i as It is ‘recorded that a troop train- ed by Sergeant-Major (later Super- intendent) Robert Belcher, former-

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* Mr.:and Mra. W. A. Banks of Calgary, Alberta left Monday after spending two weeks visiting with Mrs. Banks’ parents Mr. and - Mrs, David Tumilson of Crescent drive.

CHRISTENING 7 Rev. George Keenleyside: presid- ed over christening services July

David Joszef, chosen son of Mr. and Mrs, Joszef Haits of Prince

Mrs, Haits is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tumilzon of Crescent drive; . 7

Chosen as godparents were Mrs.

A. Banks of Calgary, = An informal tea was: held fol-

Mr. and Mrs. R. Paulsen on Soucle

_A former resident of Thornhill, Mr.- Peter Notwosad of Quesnel is back for-a visit with his son-in-

plang to spend a few days fishing

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