ay

The: new. that beer ‘has arrived at. the ‘Terrace
Control Board spreads quickly. ‘Such was the

“Liq

se here Friday when * gonie suds found their way:
nto town: Residents were quick to respond with the-

‘resulting line-up ‘pictured
small sign went wp in. th

. Ww

Playground sofety is parents’ task —

Bach year lens of ‘thousands
.of chitdren. are injured in
playground ‘accidents, ‘most of
“which” could. be ‘avoided. if
parenis paid more aflention to
esafety 6 we

@ Are age groups- segregated
during play? Are (here lwo sizes
of .swings and*slides for dif-
ferent age groups?, an

a Isthe playgretnd fenced in

to"prevent children from run-

ning out-into traffie? ~~"

@ Mthereis a swimming pool:

is Wefenced’off by'a very high

mergency: medical

josted -in case ‘of

enclosure. that, will) .keep

* children out whenit is.emply or |

unsupervised? =.- :

-@ Are all (he- adults ‘present

“people “wha. are™ supervising
children; or arethere others who
~ should ‘not: be there? .

- @ Do.any teenagers using. the

é gan
played in separal
area i

IT’S A- LEMON
When you slop and. think
ibaut it--the lemon has been
ul to more uses than any
ther citrus fruit, eas

Ever since. the . Parlsians

nvented. Jemonade in -1630,
nd perhaps even before, man
is. Known that the fresh, de-
icious smell of.lemion can be
ransferred to other products,
‘And; that’s exactly. whal man

has;-set’- outta” ‘do, ‘and (sa

m7, Me ge
[ w. the. lemon
eez:
{rae to the delight of ciga-
ette amokers!.A dash of lem
“freshvieds has beery added
6° the. new ‘menthol Twist
cigarettes. Thay: taste. fresher

thon: ordinary cigarettes and’ “

heal

040: &

-Ubrough again, this a

playground look responsible, or.

is there some suspicion . that

they drink or take drugs?”
If* the, ‘answers to, “these

questions are’ satisfaclory © you

_ Should next check the condition

give ‘a’ ‘smoother cool, ‘wut, ;
. is the first new cigarette prod-

uct to combine lemon as a
flavoring with menthol; it has
e cork-tipped filler with a

thin lemon stripe on the filter.

lipping wrap
 aphere's a‘teason that ‘the
makers of this cigarette say:

- "Our new menthol isalemon.” J

os Sales “figures suggest that

it’s a’peach of an-idea!

of the playground area, Asphalt “

ot blacktop is‘a better surface
for. play than. cement for
example, but. even more ‘im-
portant is that the surface be

- free‘f. ruts, bumps, glass’ and |

‘litter. In addilion,' there should

“be. adequale drainage to

prevent accidents caused by a

slippery surface. Finally, look.

atthe equipment itself piece by

*

plece, and"be sure. all of it is
solidly-set.in concrete and free
from rust and splinters.
Swings: More accidents occur
on. and -near swings than
anywhere else oon. the
playground. Be surethat the top
support of the swings unit is
absolulely horizontal, The best
Seais are canvas,” which
discourages standing. —

a a a wa

”. ‘and the United Kingdom vie for

the world relay championship «

at.-(he popular -Timber’ Show
during the 1974 Pacific National
Exhibition Aug. 17-Sept. 2.

‘The six-man teams compete
in nine events for prize money
of $2,400 for first, $1,800: for
second, $1,200 for third and $900
for fourth. The Uniled Kingdom
team will include loggers from
Great Britain and New Zealand.

at

money is-up for grabs in the
world ‘novice, intermediate, -
open and relay championships, :

_ plus the men's and women’s log

irling championships, and the

‘(ug of war competition. The
-birling is: part. af. the. open
events
« The Greatest Logger of Them
All will be named and awarded
: the. Panicky- Bell - Trophy,

‘+ named afler,a legendary B.C.
woodsman. Defending cham-

pion is Ron Hartill of Sooke,

The relay sompetition, ‘held ~ B.C

-Sept. 1-2, climaxes the daily
logging events in the Forestry
Bow.. There are three shows
every day af the 17-day Fair —
al 12 noon, 3 p.m. and? pm.

A: total of $40,500 in prize -&

ue ac - a ‘ 3
First aid
oe e. - :
certificates |
The. | Workmen's | Com-
» pensalion” Board’ issued . 4,051
-jndustrial first.‘aid attendants

with certificates of competency ~

* during 1973. Industrial firs! aid
attendants must be: examined
and certified by the Board
before they are allowed lo
_< practise first aid in B.C, in-
 “dushry. ;

7

4928 Gair Ave.,

Here is a tovely home ina or”
elementary school, 3 bedro~
roughed in downstairs “s to sundeck, living room
and allhedreoms ca ~ry attractively decorated. 95°
frontage on this or. “ating mortgage -at- 7/2 -por ‘cent.

residential area close to
basement, fireplace plus

‘are conducted.::-*.°:

a ee eed

Loggers wi be qualily 2
the: world ‘open champlonships

‘in-various logger: sporteven

now being held throughout: B.C.’

‘All such events are sanction by’
_Cantog, under whose rules.they . _

The nine’ relay: events. a

“Wee ‘climbing (100: feet); “n=
‘derhand chop: single bucking;

choker selling; standing black
chop (12-inch alder); pole
falling; axethrowing; double -

- bucking (24-inch fir), and the
springboard chop.

Real Estate & Insurance
4646 Lakelse Ave Terrace B.C.

635-6142

4714 Loen Avenue
Brand new just waiting f-
hdrm. home is top *
room all bedrooms

venient location. This 3

ows in living raom, dining
ay. The living room has at-
tractive features. Vi “' anytime. Call BobSheridan. === «Fs J

Required for 6 sheet curling rink. Dutiest

to commence September 15; 1974. ‘Apply
in writing stating experience, references
Band salary expected.

Terrace, B.C.

Terrace Equipment Sales

". Votre'Cenire Recreatif Estival
‘Your Summer Recreational Centre _

LAWN

bargain :
fory

| 4539 Greig

DISCOUNT

\,

My

ars And Now?

“with exclusive
“finger-tip starting
and new
safely
features

o-

’ 1 To Terrace
Curling «Association, P.O. Box 247,739.

Asking $43,500.00. Ca., Bob Sheridan...

cE ae
1 Year Old On Scott ave.,

Roomy family home with open post and beam construction, |

wall to wall carpeting, patio doors to sundeck, dauble car-
port, fireptace, gas heat and hot water tank, lacated on a

ba iarge landscaped lot. For appointment to view Phone Rusty i
ma. or Bart Liungh $35-5754. beg he

Acréage on McConnell ch :
Three hundred and thirty feet of frontage on McConnell Ave.
across from the Vocational school-wilb trees and excellent
Ave., drainage. Excellent development potential. For
further Information Contact Rusty. Liungh at 435-5754. .

Bungalow On Davis St.,

E Three Bedraam home’ with twa extra bedrooms in the

basement ensulte plumbing, two fireplaces; carport and a
beautifully flnished rumpus room. Carpeting is only a few
months old and there Is a built in oven and range tap in the
kitchen. Property is close to town and a paved street and has
an assumable mortgage. Phone ‘Rusly or Bert Ljungh for
appointment to view. -

3 Bedroom Home —

Located On the vary end of Munthe St., on the bench, Large
a95' frontage x 126 lot makes for: vary quilat living. Home

M features hardwood iloars, oll heat; dauble garage and large §
B garden. Landscaped c-w shrubs and fruit trees.: Asking price

$42,000.00 Call Dwain McColl and try your offer. —

Exclusive View Property ©

This large executive home is iocated an 2 acres of private
view property over looking Terrace: Approx. | acre Is flat
with the balance down the hillside. The house features 5

bedrooms, rumpus ‘room, family room, flroplaces,' 3 ES

bathrogms, double carport, and ‘confele patio, . immediate
possession. ‘Tom Slemka will provide the detalls:- call him
today. - wo : MD: :

3 Adjacent 2 Acre Lots On Huagland Ave.,

Full Price $10,000.00 each with $2,000.00 down and balance -
over five years to rellableparties. Lots are not cleared. Good

soll. Call Dwain McColl for more information.

3307 Eby St.,

Lovely large home on avery large cormar fot. 1625 59. ft. with
full basement. Natural rock fireplace, large kitchen with
nook, Sunroom just off the dining room. Rumpus room and
extra baih in basament. Atfached garage. Recently”
redecorated and re-carpated. This is a multipte listing so call
the reallor of your cholee for camplete details, .

Immediate Possession

Two bedroom smalter hama located at 4607 Straume Ave.,
with electric heat, wall to wall carpeting, and remodelled
interior, For viewing Contact Rusty or Bert Ljungh $35-5754
Full price $15,800.00 : : -

Excellent Building Lot ro
78 x 264 located on Pear Street between Haugland and-
Graham Ave,, on sewer and water with birch trees at the

rear of the iat. Contact Rusty Ljungh at 635-5754.

ut

Large 1838 Sq. Ft. 4 Bedroom Home

‘Sityated on 3 - 55° x 418’ lots (approx. 1¥2 acras). Home

features puto oll holwater heater, fireplace, two baths,
carpori, wew in iatye iivivig & faster Bedroom. Very close
to downtown area. F.P, $52,000 Call Dwain McColl for
more intermation. :

View Lot : .
On WestView Drive with all Sarvices. Captivating view of .
sleeping Baauty mauniain. for further details call Bob -

’ Sheridan. ~ . cee be Dee Lo

Want To Be Close To The Arena & Swimming

Pool - -.

S Yot in a nico residents! areat This 3 bedroom home ab S04 |
7 Cedar Cres, May he the answer, It is located on the bench

above the arena. ft features 3 double garage, ensuite

— plumbing, gas heat, carpeting throughout, and 1.147 sq, ft, of
mp iloor area. Two more basement rooms are also ¢inishad. The
Sa full price Is $44,090.00 Call Tor Stemko for further détails.

RUSTY LIUNGH
BOB’ SHERIDAN
JOHN CURRIE

695-5754
635- 2664
615-5065

tt You Want Room To Breathe -”

And Privacy This execuilve home.at 4009N. Munroe St.,
wauld be for you. the 2 acre lot has 146’ frontage. The house
is facated so that anextra lot could be subdivided sometime

§ inthe future. The house is immaculate and features 2 bdrm.

up and one large Bedroom down, rumpus room, 2 bihrms.
fireplace, and all heat. Tom Slemko will provide further
dataits and arrange an appointment to view, Te

635-5754
635-3366,

BERT LJUNGH,
TOM SLEMKO
DWAIN McCOLL

635-2976