TERRACE. HERALD,

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B.C.

TRADE FAIR VISITORwas young
Douglas Weihing who cautiously
tried the pony ride with an assist
from Darryl Wyatt.

Thornhill gets

house numbers

Every house in Thornhill has
been allotted a house number

Bert Bellamy, vice-chairman
of the Thornhill Ratepayers Asso-
ciation said that all lots and
houses have been allotted num-
bers on the area maps,

“The Ratepayers Association
provided this service to enable
the Post Office department to
proceed with door to door car=
rier service,’ Bellamy said,

“Residents of the area will be
able to acquire letter boxes and
house numbers through the asso-
ciation shortiy,'? he said,

The proposed boundaries for
the door to door postal carrier

Service have been designed to

encompass only,.the-areas with
the highest concentration
population in Thornhill. |

The proposed boundaries in-
clude Kofoed Road on the west,
Columbia Cellulose Road where
it intersects with River Road
on the north and the areas sure
rounding Lakelse Lake Road,
Clarke Road and adjacent sub
divisions,

Rats ing’
wealth home

MONTAGUE, P, E, I, (CP)
— Lovat Fraser is beginning to
believe that if more rats built
nests in his garage he’d bea
rich man, He noticed a rat.in
hig garage and in scrounging
about to find materials for a

trap he saw bits of colored paper [

which formed a nest —a $5 and
$10 bill, Now $15 richer,.he
has mounted a ‘Rats Welcome”

sign in his garage,

Scuba club
cleans up
swim site.

Fifteon members ‘ofthe ‘Ter
race, Kitimat Scuba Diving Club
spent Sunday clearing the swinis
ming area of debris at Laketse
Lakelsa Lake Flenic site,’ .

Raoul Lugsier, Regional Parks
Supervisor; said they Voluntarily
offered their “services ‘to the
Parks Branch. -.-, -

"They. did a terrific job, he

said, “‘and we really appreciated | =:

the work they did,”

Fifteen of the 23 active mom-
bers of the club turned out for
the work project.

Lussier said they clared all
the bottles, glass and other de-
bris from the swimming area,
helped to secure the buoys. and
raked and cleaned the beach.

He sald the club is interested
in new members. They plan to
offer fustruction in scuba diving
later this year.

Joe Ward is president of the
Scuba diving club,

Anyone interested in joining

the club can contact ‘Ward by

phoning 635-6672,

TERRACE,

“Terrace: cool’
to. top tennis”

. “Terrace: kept: ita ‘cool “when.
_ confronted with top flight tennis §
. last weekend, . | "

The turnout was | tara

Terrace ‘Tennis Club reported 7
appointing attendance at a <
Pris Saturday cute coached.
- by ranking Canadianplayers Tony.
-. Bardsley and Don MeCormack of

Vancouver, °

The clinic ‘was - brought here
by British Columbia Tennis Asso.

elation in co-operation with the §

local club,

‘McCormack, con), and Bade
Jey : (11th) in Canadian -tennts

~ gave a clinic at the high school -

and ‘clinics at the tennis. courts
adjoining Riverside school,

~ Ontatanding event of their twos
days here. was an. exhibition set
played Saturday afternoon when
Tony Bardsley overcame an early
loss of service to come from bo»
hind to outlast. his: high seeded

- gpponent Don McCormack Se?

A crowd of 12 watchedthe exhie
bition which featured hard serv-
ices and Btrong net play from both
men, :

ae . Weeinediiy, Jurie 12, 1968

TONY BARDSLEY __

Hospital: group

“elects slate
“The 1969 Northwest wre COUN

ell ‘conference of the. B.C, Hose

pital | Assoclatlur..was. held ‘at. ae

Skoglund Hot Springs, June 7 and ~ J
g. 1

"Sectional: métings of truatecs’ =
and: administrators, auxiliaries, . &
directors of nursing and account=. |
| ants were part of the program, .

Guest ‘tbeaker’ ‘at the confers ”-
‘lence . were. P,M,-Nerland; busi-
Ness’ and . research : ‘officer, of .

ithe. Health Selenecs Centre. and
J.P.B, Langran, B.C.H.LS, Hos-

pital consultant “in. management “heed

engineering,

wy

Sixty persons weié present at fi

the two-day deliberations, -O

Members of the executive re-
elected to office are}, Erfe 0%
Dell of. Prince Rupert- prestd
ent; vice-president-BIl Nicholl
of Kitimat ‘and. secretary-John
Lakatis of Smithers,

‘CON FESSIONAL ”

LAC MEGANTIC, Que, (CP) -
— Vandals caused several hue
dred dollars damage when they‘. <
set fire to a confessional in St,

Agnes Roman. Catholic Church
in this Eastern Townships com
munity. - Volunteer. firemen
quickly doused the flames, .

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