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A UNIQUE MONEY-RAISING STUNT staged Saturday by Terrace. Teen Town realized
$41.62 for the club when they held a penny race along Lazelle Avenue adjacent to the
post office. The race featured two strings of pennies, one donated by teenagers and one
donated by passing adults. The adults won with a strip measuring 99 feet 714 inches
and teeners came up with a strip 92 feet 11 inches long. Teen Towners also assisted
Terrace Lions members at the annual Loggers Day Sports held Sunday.

_ THE CORPORATON OF -
THE DISTRICT OF TERRACE

_ LIST OF ELECTORS —
1966-1967,

_-.. The list of electors for the year 1966-1967 will be closed on 30th
September, 1966. A draft list may be examined on the Notice Board in the
lobby of the Municipal Offices about 20th October, 1966, The list will be
confirmed on Ist November, 1966, ;

Persons who consider that their name should be included are advised
to check the draft list between 20th October, 1966 and Ist November,
1966, and ‘to report any errors or omissions to me.

om OWNER ELECTORS

4 The names of OWNERS of real property who are Canadian Citizens
ay or British Subjects are normally entered in the list from records held in
oe the Assessor's office. Persons who have received their certificates of
Canadain Citizenship and who own property are asked to check the list

to ensure that their names are included.
RESIDENT ELECTORS

All persons whose names appeared in the 1965-1966 List of
Electors as RESIDENT ELECTORS have received a letter asking them to
confirm that they are still eligible, Persons who are eligible for inclusion
in this section, but whose names are not in the 1965-1966 list, must make
abe a declaraton to this effect. The necessary forms available at the Municipal
i, _ Offices. To be eligible for this section of the list a person:

a, ; (1) must be a Canadian Citizen or British Subject, and
at (2) must be over 21 years of age, and .
(3) must have resided in Terrace for ot least six months prior to:

7 the date of the declaration.
of TENANT ELECTORS . ss
- This section is confined to those persons and corporations who have.- -
rented or leased property in Terrace for at least six months prior to the
date of taking the required Declarations, Persons and corporations who
are eligible for inclusion in this section, but whose names are not in: the
1965-1966 list, must make a declaration to this effect. The necessary
forms are available at the Municipal Offices. ,

_ Corporations are reminded that their name cannot be entered in.
the list unless they have filed with me a written authorization naming
‘some person of the full age of twenty-one (21) years who is a Canadian = -
Citizen or British Subject to be its agent to vote on behalf of such corpora- -

tion, ;

; 7 The Municipal Offices shall remain open for the convenience of
od - Tenant and Resident Electors Friday, September 23rd from 7:30 p.m. to
9:30 p.m. and Saturday, September 24th from 10:00.a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

| os, DECLARATIONS BY RESIDENT AND TENANT ELECTORS MUST BE ”
“b DELIVERED TO ME WITHIN ONE WEEK OF THE DATE THEY ARE SIGN- |
i ED, uo. 4

«INO: DECLARATIONS BY RESIDENT AND TENANT ELECTORS, AND
7: —  *. "NO AUTHORIZATIONS BY CORPORATIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR
, 7 ANGLUSION JIN THE 1966-1967 LIST IF RECEIVED LATER THAN 5:00
| _ "PM, en FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, 1966. . a
ES, J. Pousette, Municipal Clerk
Se a - - ..... The Corporation of the
; a vm ps District of Terrace

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TERRACE “OMINECA™ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Centennial Committee.

“The Totem Route’ markers
were commissioned. as a British
Columbia Centennial project along
the route formerly covered hy
Indians in canoes and now served
by modern ferries and highway
links, George Clutesi, well known
Indian artist and. Wilson Duff,
Provincial Anthropologist, judged
the carvings. The ceremony will
be opened by Mr. Wallace. _

Among those attending will be
Robert P. Clifton, chairman of the
Native Indian Participation Sub-
Committee of the Provincial. Cen-
tennial Committee, and Chief

.; Edwin Underwood,. Councillor... of

Tsawout Indian Band, Saanichton.
The ceremony of unveiling the
Swartz Bay pole will be conducted
by J. B. Cumming, Reeve, District
of North Saanich, and A. W. Free-
man, chairman, Village Commis-
signers Sidney. a

The story of the totem pole
will be related by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hunt. Carvers who will be
introduced at the ceremony are:
Jimmy Sewid Simon Charlie, Sam
Henderson, Tony Hunt, Stan Mod-
este and Jimmy John.

During the ceremony and pres-
entation of awards Indian dances
will be presented by Abel Joe,
Chairman of the Cowichan: Indian
Centennial Committee and Chief
Simon Baker, Squamish Indian

_| Band, North Vancouver.

Poles marking the “Route of

{the Totems” are located at: Camp-

bell River, Kelsey Bay, Prince
Rupert, Victoria, Saanich, Court
enay Qualicum Beach, Parksville,
Nanaimo, Departure Bay, Duncan,
Tsawwassen, Malahat, Ladysmith,

— Wednesda September 14 1
Awards Named Tomorrow :
In Totem Carving Contest &

Awards for talented artists responsible for the tm
totemic carvings which mark the “Route of the Totems,” :
be presented at Swartz Bay Thursday, September 15 at 7
by L. J. Wallace, general chairman of the British Colum

Swarts Hay

Sidney and Hors
Bay. 7 . Je

=
More People
Films About B.@
More people than ever ig
are seeing mére mection pee
films about British Columbig
television —. and more: of
ate seeing the scenery and §
of the province in colour!
Bill Round, director of thé
tographic Branch of the Tie
ment of Recreation and Coimea
tion, says the number of tela
of Canadian travel films Aig
United States increased by fi
than 45 percent.in 1965 ovegiam

and every indication is the
trend is continuing. -
With reference to films ae
British Columbia, Mr. Rowgy
ported that in the first 2
months of 1965 there worl
telecasts “abroad,'’ mostly Hy
United States, and 14 of §
were in colour, Figures fam
same period in 1966 show (3%
102 telecasts, 25 were in co}
“The advent-of colour telqgy
in Canada, and fhe current ‘3B
in colour telecasts in the im
States will certainly give}iam
colour films greater and %&
valuable exposure,” Mr. Rag

The Photographie Branch %
operates with the Canadian Tr@
Film Library of the {ana
Government Travel Bureau ing
purchase and distribution of #
tion pictures. - 7

All available figures s¥
greater use being made of try
films about Canada, includ
prize-winning productions by ‘E
Photo: Branch which also has J

Port Hardy, Nimpkish River,

Ai the 19th hole, bend
your arm and lift your

ead with a quenching

lass of Lucky Lager,

ucky's a bold breed of
beer, man-sized, slow- _

.. brewed. So grab yourself

a Lucky and savour a
flavour as big as all
outdoors, ~

‘Don't Miss The

Vancouver, i

_ Give Yourself a
LUCKY BREAK

1966 Canadian Cpen Sept: 29 -
Shaughnessy Golf & Country

eral new films now being m4

Watch the birdie!
Whether you .
Shoot low seventies -
or high hundreds,
B,C.’s famous —

’ fairways offer
constant chalfenge ~
and sometimes

sweet success.

oti.
Club,

DATED AT TERRACE this Sth day of September, 1966, -

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This advertisement is nol published ar disptayad by the Liquor tr
° or by (ha Government af Buaish ‘olumbia Control Board