RCMP Issue Warning
Against Stray Dogs

“RCMP have issued @ warning to residents of, Thornhill] |

stating that in future all uncontrolled dogs, found on the
streets of the area, will be destroyed,

These measures have hécome
necessary because the problem
has reached the point where’ only
drastic action can rectify the sit-
uatlon. Reports are received daily
of children who have been bitten
or knocked down by packs of dogs,
of extensive property damage, and
of animals being injured or killed
by automohiles. Because Thornhill
has no dog pound to shelter the
animals until owners are located,
all dogs picked up will be destroy-
ed, ;

Though the RCMP regrets the
necessity of these measures, the
present problem must be dealt

injured or killed by the dozens of
dogs now roaming the area.

Alaska Preacher
To Visit Thornhill

The Reverend Virgel Chron of
Anchorage, Alaska will be visiting
with members of Thornhill Baptist
congregation between November
14 and 20.

Rev. Chron’s church in Anchor-
age hag taken on part of the fin-
anclal burden of the Thormhill
Baptist Mission, He’ will conduct
worship service at 6:45 pm. in
Thornhill School on Sunday Nov:

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CONSTRUCTION of Portage Mountain Dam on the Peace River has stopped for the winter
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“Move without Crating” * “Wife-approved Moves” “Man the Provider,” the largest
single exhibit at Expo 67, will tell
the story of agricultural science.
‘It will show human figures pour-
ing down a ramp at a.rate of two
a second — representing new
mouths to be fed each day in an
expanding world population.

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-FT'SYOURBIRTHDAY.
COMING TO THE PARTY?

Expo 67 Is the candle on Canada’s Centennial birthday cake. The crowning
event of a whole year's celebrations. It opens in Montreal next April 28th

_ forsix months—the biggest, most exciting show you have ever seen. Make
it @ date, now. :

- “Get your entranca Passport now—and save. Reduced prices up to February 28th:
Dally Passport, $2, Weekly Passport (7 consecutive days) $7.50. Also big reductions an |
Seagon Passports and Youth Passports. Children:2-12 on April 26th, 1967, half price, On

‘sale at banks, travel agents, transportation companies, department stores, service clubs,
women's associations, labour groups, and wherever you see the official Expo 67 sign. Ash.
about Bonus Books, tao, for big discounts on food, rides and entertainment. _

- - Accommodations? Guarantesd. Wrile to the official EXPO 67 accommodation bureau:

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Fiddling Festival

Due In December

The British Columbia Centen-
nial Committee has decided to do
some fiddling around during
December, it was learned here this
week,

An Old Time Fiddler's Festival
is planned for that month, and
preliminary. contests will be held
in: various communities through-
out the province, preparatory to
one final fiddling session in the
Lower Mainland. |
. Terrace fiddlers are invited to

fill out application forms which
are now available at Terrace Photo

‘| Supply and forward them to Mrs.

Roge Sharples, P.O. Box 584,

'| Terrace,

The Terrace preliminary will be

-|held dn Clarence Michiel auditor-
‘um and the December date will

be announced later this month.
The publie is invited to attend the
contest. ;

- Contestants will be required to
Play a waltz, a-jig anda hoedown

| in that order-and failure will mea

| disqualification, .
‘|. ‘Tunes selected must be accepted

old-time type and accompanists
will be permitted, —
Judging will be done on present-
ation and deportment, timing,
bowing, fingering and tone.

Prizes will be awarded to re-

gional winners as well as to pro-|
_|vinclal winners. ~ BE

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NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12

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J. Martens, principal of Thora
hill, school, reports that $5'7.4gm
was collected by 32 Thorn
youngsters in the UNICEF dr
Hallowe'en evening,

Wishes for a speedy’ recovex#
go out to Mr, Charles Sawyed
father of Mrs. W. Bloor, Thornhi 3
Trailer Court on Clarke Road, wi ig
is a patient in Mills Memoria
Hospital. ; oo

Get well wishes also go ‘out if
Reverend James Rose, pastor «®
Thornhill Baptist Mission and Uy
lands Baptist Church, who is ¥
patjent in Mills Memorial Hospitagy
We wish him a speedy recover

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