TERRACE “Omineca’’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Wednesday, April 6, 196

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Dated: April Ist, 1966,
Terrace, B.C.

NOTICE
Skeena West Electoral District

Road Restrictions

The undersigned, being a person authorized by the Minister
of Highways, in writing, to exercise the powers vested in the said
Minister in Part If of the “Highway Act” (1960 Statutes) and being
of the opinion that (certain Highways) within Skeena West Elec-
toral District are liable to damage through traffie thereon, hereby
makes the following Regulation, pursuant to Section 27 of said
“Highway Act,” effective from:

12:01 A.M. MONDAY, APRIL 4th, 1966 and until further notice:

No person shall operate any vehicle having a single axle

in excess of 75% of 18,000 pounds or a tandem axle in

excess of 75% of 32,000 pounds by regulations made

pursuant fo Section 199 of the “Motor Vehicle Act’ (1960
Statutes} on the following Highways:

No. 16 Northern Trans-Provincial Highway—Pacifle to Tyee
No, 362-R Terrace Arterial Highway

All existing overload and block load permits will be invalid
during this restrictive period. New permits will not be issued

J. P, O'TOOLE,
District Superintendent,

(37)

The soundness of, and value
fo members was shown at the
21st Annual Meeting of the Ter-
race and District Credit Union
held Tuesday, Merch 29 in the
banqust room of Gim‘s Restavu-

Terrace Tennis Club
Holds Annual Meet

The first annual meeting of the
Terrace Community Tennis Club
was held March 31, in the Terrace
Community Centre,

The Tennis Club was formed
with the purpose of organizing a
tennis court and teaching program
for junior players. A coach has
been approached for the summer
season, and winter training has
been in progress since early 1966,
with enthusiastic participation of
junior and adult players.

Enclosure of the existing ten-
nis court will start Good Friday,
April 6. All persons interested in
lending a helping hand are asked
to contact Father Mohan at Vi2-
2313, who is in charge of this work
party.

Work to be done ineludes; in-
stalling of posts, putting up fene-
es, stapling wire etc. Materials
have been donated by three Ter-
race mills and several hardware
businesses,
Official opening of the courts is
planned for May 8, at which time
a closed junior tournament will
be held. Trophies for this event
have been donated by Sheridan’s
Sport Shop and Terrace Sporting
Goods. It is hoped this tournament
will encourage junior players to
continue playing with all the en-
thusiasm they have shown so far.
The Terrate Tennis Club has
been invited by the Kitimat Club
to enter their tournament on June
29. The Club also hopes to send
one of the junior menibers to Van-
couver in August to represent
them in a tournament there.
Membership fees were agreed
upon as follows:
Adults, $10; students $5; 12 and
under $3; man and wife $15; fam-
ily (with children under 16) $20.
New slate of officers elected for
the 1966-'67 season are:
President, Dr, Marcelle Chias-
son; immediate past president,
Mrs, M. Little; vice president, Rev.
Father Mohan; secretary, Mrs. El-
len van Halderen; treasurer Dick
Cotton; directors, Miss Judy Dow,
Dave Oleksewich and Mrs, Audrey

van Halderen,

RITZ CRACKERS
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OPENING DAY SPECIALS

BETTY and GAIL DEMMITT announce the
opening of “B & G GROCERY” (South Kalum St.)

Thursday, April 7th

GLACE CHERRIES
8 oz. ..

29¢

KEY TABS

CRANBERRY SAUCE

2 for $129
2 for v7¢

Beef Stew

eoLparypronrafipoaafiood

PURITAN — 15 ox.

| 2 for 75¢

GRAND OPENING
Wednesday, April 13
Free Coffee & Cake

B & G GROCERY V13-6180

Terrace Credit Union Holds Annual Meeting |

ant. Preceded by an enfoyable
meal, the meeting was attended
by 91 members and 25 visitors.
Among the latter were delegates
from the Kitimat and District
Credit Union, and Mr. Frederick

Graham of Frederick Graham

& Co, Chartered Accountants,
Vancouver, who was quest
speaker of the evening.

Prior to his talk, the Credit
Union operation for 1065 was pre-
sented showing a net gain in mem.
bership over 1964 of 291, and an
inerease of over $205; 000.00 in
aavings. This increase resulted in
a surplus of $22,599.00 distribut-
ed back to members as follows:
3% per cent share dividend, 10
per cent interest rebate, and some
$3,000.00 retained in reserves,

uary Ist, 1966 there would also be
paid a dividend of two per cent on
personal chequing accounts. In or-
der to further stimulate growth a
guaranteed term deposit program
is now offered, Units of $100 may
be invested for terms of one, three
and five years at a guaranteed
yield of 414 per cent, 544 per cent,
and six per cent respectively. This
money is not insured as in the
Case of share savings,

It was pointed out in the direct-
ors report that while members
Participate in the greater returns
given on share capital and lowered
interest. costs, the community asa
whole benefits as these savings re-
main in the area and free more
Spending dollars to the local busi-
nesses.

Tribute was paid to the 17
founding members of the organi-
zation which started in 1945 with
assets of $35.00. These now total
$990,000.00, A plaque containing

CENTENNIAL MEMO
Three small islands in Victoria
harbor were named for officials
of the Hudson's Bay Company in
England — Pelly, Colville and

committee.

Members learned that as of Jan- |

Berens.

photographs of these early ment
bers is being made and will HIE
hung in the office of the Cred
Union. ;

Elected to the board of directo
were: G. Holliday, president; ‘/j
Vandergulik, vice president, Mi\—
M. Lorimer, secretary; Mrs. H&
Gregg, J. Willemsen, and C. Nid
sen, who with L. Gair, R. C. Haighi

and R. Toynbee comprise the fuymm
hoard.

Elected to the credit commi | :

were: E, R. North, N, Skalicky, Te
Arbour and G. Watmough. §
Schulte is the chairman of tH

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