ednesday, June 26, 1968

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

$1,000 WINNER. in eigarette ‘contest. Mrs. “watts Dyer shows
withing certificate to Safeway manager Byron Carre whose

Store had the lucky pack.

- She’ ht switch
1000 prize

re, Emily Dyer of Old Aarport Road switched smokes and

FORGET
ABOUT

won herself a thousand dollars, -
.Mys, Dyer, wife of. Skeeng

P ‘golf.
Forest roduets forestry, tach- He will recelye a club holetne :

niclan-Laurae Dyer, won $1,000
in the - Peter Jackson: ‘elgarette
contest,

She - picked up her ‘surprise
| package of Peter Jackson's June
1 at Canada Safeway,

*1 couldn't dind .my regular

brand,” she said, °“'S0 T took |

these Instea

Inside was a piece of paper
with a certificate for $1,000 on
it from -the clgarette company,

However, her thousand dollars:

didn’t come ona plate,
‘She said she was phoned by

the company’s ageney in Montreal.

required: to answer some
complicated _ arithmetic ques-
ond, we .

But after adding,’ subtracting,

| and dividing she came up with

oko,
No. 100 -

Spring Creek Golf Club reach-
ed ita huntred member goal,
Saturday,

Club members in attendance
for he June 22 tournament, held
a welcome celebration for Ted
Pache who officially became the
100th member of the club,

A spokesman for the club sald

| 28 members took part inthe June.

22, warm up. tournament’ of 9:
holes with club handtcaps applied,
Top spot in the ladies competi-
tion went to Marg Ruehlen with
runners-up honors credited to
Allfacn . Amerson and Audrey.

placed fourth tn the event, :
First place honors in the mens.
competition. went to Mark Croft
K, Keayos and Al Fogtman were
runners up and fourth- spot was
phered yy ‘John Anderon - “and
erty.
‘Players and guests, were ser=
ved & supper of barbecued: beef
prepared and served ty Pat Lane
and her ataff, ;

First ace at ;
Spring Creek
™ a hole-in-one Monday. .

Bernard : Wheeler of ‘Kitimat

13,88 yard 8th hole. ..,
Cam Lane, \‘pro-manager of the

ler potted the shot with a Siron, |
the fifth time ‘wheeler has Blayed
one trophy for his efforts,

Twenty-five Year old Bernard
Wheeler was playing the course
Dog Wood. and” Jens Rouase,

“DOLLAR

“NANAIMO; BC. (cP) —The
federal fisheries department is
continuing its program of netting
and tagging coho salmon in Juan
de Fuca Strait off Vancouver Is=
land to study the fish's. migra-|
tion. behavior, A. $1 reward I
is offered for each tag returned,
rrr wy ween

Mr. Retailer! —..

R) OT ‘ADS

| scored a hole-in-one on the’ par:

| Spring ‘Creek Golf Club said Whe- |:
According to Lane, this in only |:

with two-other Kitimat golfers,

Taylor, Flo Whiting of Kitimat i

Spring Creek Golf Course gave a

Phone 635-6111.

ater erate eatiet tat coe Y

RES TAURANT

CANADIAN & CHINESE FOODS .

Open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 a.m,
° . Sunday, 10 a.m, to 10.p.m,
4642, Lorelle. = Phone 635 61 uM Terrace, 8, c.

ce a

the right answer ~—and $1,000,
She was presented With her.
cheque ime 18.

Are Well Read! JUST SOME OF MILES OF WIRE currently the spring, and live television in the fall or

being installed in the new B.C. Te] building early winter, That’s Barry Mackie sorting

Just step aboard
a big Coachways
Aland cruiser. . Enjoy the -
convenience of no reservation
service. — comfort conditioning
and restroom equiaped coaches.
When you go Coachways you can
{ forget about driving worries —
just ralax!
fs Coachways take you where you
want to go with extra care, :

2 JUST LOOK AT THESE
¢ CONVENIENT DEPARTURES AND
LOW BARGAIN FARES °

i
| PRINCE RUPERT $3.40 |/'

4
4 | —_
FROM TERRACE To
F

‘2 Trips Daily

PRINCE GEORGE $1375
i fiz Trips. Daly

. Mrs, er h play
agen athy roe ft fu fora
riled! vacation :

Parents in Sestfchovo

Eagles oalie
blocks. eg

by Terrace -
Soccer is catching on In the

‘Pacific Northwest,

Kitimat is the. local: football
stronghold with fans turning ont
in the hundreds to see a game,

That kind of a crowd turned out

Sunday - when Kitimat Black ||

Eagles stopped Terrace 3-0,

Eagles goalie Fritz Fink. was
the key man in the game block-
ing Terrace sharpshooters to
earn his shutout,

He foiled hard shots by Ters
race’s Adolf Duadal’ and Peter
Grelg. .

Kitimat led: 10 at. the half on
a goal by Gus Demirs, They
added-two ‘more’ in the second
half off the boots of Diefee Strei=

/ hart and Jim Nelson.

Next league game will-be'in
Terrace Saly. 7 at 6pm, whenthe
Jocal club hosts Kitimaat Village
at 6 pm. .

“The ‘Terrace team plays in a

| tournament at Kitimat next week

end.

Calorie Counters
ame. new: officers
‘Sherry’ Hil waa elected. 1968

president of Thornhill : Calorie

Counters: on Tuesday, June 13,

The election. of officers took
place. at adinner meeting in the

Red ‘Or Cabaret with 16 members ,

present... . .-

Past Prositeit, Mrs, ' ‘Marylin
Davies, .was installing’ officer.
Others: elected to. -office: were:
vice-president = .Delores’ Kerr;

| secretary-tregsurer. = “Marlene
~ | Kidd ‘and recorder - > Blaine Wat.
” gon, *’

‘Prizes for. the: most: welght

| Hogs for the year were? 1, Mary-

Mn Davies; 2, : Geri: Oord; “3,

1 Elaine Goyett and 4, Vivian Gly-

o outgoing president Davies was

ipregented” “with -a corsage: made

by Hannah Borer, ..°°".

eo “CYCLES: Lo
QUEBEC (CP) — The. day otthe
bicycle is slowly alsa pearing in

=, | eusbee © ity, Only: 6,00 liven: |

|ces were issued this year com-
ect! | pared: with 10,000: in. previous
‘}years, ~The! clty’ licence burean

-.{ saya:.the-cause ofthe .decroase ||:
(48, the -popularity . “of. card amd

motor bikes, .

“ROUGH Tecra o

Buyers’ from’ i Ontario ‘and’ Que- :
. bec: attendad United States |:
auctions: In’ see end ‘came home}:
‘with. 264 trotters and pacers andl:

You a are reading
one, fight now!

in Terrace to > bring direct dialling here in’ out which way the wires go.

“@oge :: the: im, rts :
| 9873000, 1 Mie Daports was

At last ~a manufacturer who has’ the.
- confidence in ‘his product to back it. with :
art uriconditional 10 YEAR GUARANTEE -
“on the motor.compressor (which ls the
expensive part.of your refrigerator)...
in addition, GIBSON will pay the PARTS
AND LABOUR i inthe whole-sealed
‘refrigerating system. for the first five | years.
‘And in addition to this, GIBSON will replace.
any parts and pay the labour on the whole™
” of the refrigerator during the: first year::
* This sounds like the ¥ way a. manufacturer
_ SHOULD: protect you — =his custom
~ Make’ your next refrigerator a GIBSON

a ‘and be sure you's re protected