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The league leading, and

at Skeena Secondary School
they walked over Kitimat In-
ternationals 4 to 1,

The game got underway at 6
Bm. and right from the first min-
ute of play the ‘Terrace team
launched strong attacks, backed by
good defence. At the 10:05 mark
Manuel Pereia seored from about
30 yards to give Terrace a 1-0 lead.

Then Lilli made it 2-0 for Ter-
race.

With this seore the sides were
changed. Just at the beginning of

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Cel Team

Takes Soceer Win -

still undefeated soccer team,

sponsored by Columbia Cellulose, came up with qnother big
win at the weekend. They were

supported by. a large crowd
grounds Sunday evening when

the second period Lilli scored
again to make it 34 for Columbia

attack after attack rolled against
the Internationals, who appeared
helpless gainst the briliiant play-
ing of the Terrace team. There
was some passing that was almost
professional. The pressure was on
and Lilli scored from a nice play
by play from the entire front line
to make the game £0 for Colum-
bia Cellulose.

“In the last minutes of the game
Internationals were given a pen-

Nialty by the referee to make the

Standing 4-1. This did not discour-
age the Terrace team which bounc-
ed right back at the Internationals,

Columbia Cellulose’s win qualifi-
ed them for the semi-final sta be
Played in Kitimat on Sunday, June
26 at 6 p.m, against Sparta of Ki-
timat. The winner will play for
the Dominion Day trophy.

A farewell was extended to Mr.

Westcott who is leaving Terrace

¢|the battle for the championship.

A special thanks to the support-
ers and spectators as well as to
radio station CFTK, under Al Par.
fitt, and the local newspaper for
the complete coverage of our

games, .
Club Reporter

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Terrace Boy Scouts

To Visit. Penticton

A Scout troop of 33 boys and
Scout master, the Reverend George
Keenleyside will leave Terrace by
chartered bus on Thursday, July 7
to attend a Scout Jamboree in Pen-
tieton, July 9 to 16.

The group of 15 Scouts from Ter-
race will be joined by Scouts from
Prince Rupert and the Queen Char-
lotte Islands. Two assistant lead-
ers will be picked up enroute. A
day will be spent in Prince George
where the bus will make a-stop
before continuing on to the Jam-
boree camp. If is expected some
three thousand Scouts and Scouters
will bé in attendance,

Nearly avery community in B.C.
and the Yukon will be sending re-
presentatives as well ag several
iroops from the United States; in-
cluding Alaska and Hawaii.

The event will be called the
“Adventure Jamboree” with a
theme of “Scouting ventures in
this Modern Age Into the Land,
Water, Air and Space," and will

}|be designed to demonstrate the

international friendship aspect of
the movement and that fhe Scout
program is keeping up with the
‘times,

sioner of Terrace district, will at-

gq | tend and will be attached to head-

quarters,

Terrace Scouts who will attend
the Jamboree are : E. Sande, R.
Dakin, F. Watson, J. Dando, S
‘Hislop, R. Samsom, D. Parmenter,
D, Kinnear, J. Kerby, J. Wilson,
‘A, Jacques, M. Seymour, A. Insel-
berg, T, Casey and D. Smith.

_ Around the Town

Word has been received in town
Of the serlous illness of Mrs, Wal-
ter Yeo, a former resident of Ter-
race. Mrs. Yeo is a patient in Van:
couver Genera! Hospital having
suffered a stroke last Saturday
morning, June 18,

Mr, and Mrs. Lioyd Johnstone
and Mrs. Nels Morrison returned

.{ Via C. P. Airlines Sunday from Vie

toria where they were called: upon

‘[the sudden illness of their mother,

Mrs, E. 'T. Kenney. Mra. Kenney is
a patient in Royal Jubilee hospital
in Victoria, Her. condition is re-

‘ported to be improving.
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get there by pull,

Some’ people
others by push.

Cellulose. This was followed by | 4

for England and will be missed at| AM,

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| : Wednesda ;

JUDY GINN _ RICKEY MANN 3
Singer Judy Ginn (right) and accordionist Rickey Mi
(left) will be fedtured enterainers in the Kitimat Kiwdl
Dominion. Day program in Kitimat this year, The ever
entertainment program, which takes place in the His
School auditorium at 8 p.m., is the climax of day-long &
tivities which begin with a pancake breakfast in City Ceram
Miss Ginn ‘ond Mr. Mann will be joined by a combo fm
Vancouver for the evening entertainment aa

Centennial Caravan Here On. Sund, : :

The B.C, Centennial Caravan will be a sight worth sq
if advance brochures received here this week are any ind
tion. _ .

Scheduled to open in Terrace for public viewing on @
day, June 26 at 1:00 p.m. and remain open until.10:00 (%
onday night, the Coravan|i_. on a

offers nine chapters of B.C. Pioneer : Couple .

history, all done up with spe- ie
cial staging, lighting, sound| Retire To Victoria
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. 3

and electronic effects.
‘Moving, life-size figures of pion- ‘Kirkaldy gathered at the honw®
Mr. and Mrs, Dudley Little on §

eers of the province will be feat-
ured in each separate section of urda i
. ' ee ay evening, June 18, to §
the display which rins the garaut farewell to the couple who leq
from the year 1778 to the year on July 19 to make their homes
Victoria.

2066.
The caravan will assemble on “Sam” and “Teg” Kirkaldy
Popular pioneer citizens, -havé

ne Community Centre grounds. It
is formed by combining two travel- W ring 1
ling vans, specially constructed for pans Terrace to live during

Mr. Kirkaldy retired as pd

the purpose. Total combined size
master in Terrace in 1955, aff

of the caravan when it is open for

viewing is 49! x 20’. , thirty years continued service. M;
Dudley G. Little, MLA for Kirkaldy was a member of {

Skeena, will officiate at the cara- post office staff before her h

van’s opening ceremony, scheduled | band. After. their marriage @

for 1:00 p.m. Sunday, The caravan continued to serve on the staff

his help-mate.

will remain here for two days.
At the Saturday night buf

There is no charge for admis-
sion to the display. However local supper party Mr. and Mrs. Kir
dy were presented with a farew.

Centennial committee of ficlals
gift and received the best wis?

have requested that all children : d
visiting the caravan, be supervis-|of old friends of Many years du
tion. ‘

ed by accompanying adults.

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