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September
10,
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RESPONSE
CONTRIBUTES
TO
SUCCESS
OF
TERRACE
FALL
FAIR
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
ER
P'LL
j
At
a
culmination
of
months
of
hard
.'frafflC
Heavy
In
work
by
a
board
of
directors
r-
i-
1
t-i.
1
who
were
new
to
the
job.
Lnghsh
Channel
The
merchants
and
citizens
o?
LONDON
Traffic
was
heavy
the
community
had
co-operated
to
tne
English
Channel
Sunday
whole
heartedly.
The
material
Three
swimmers
made
."tttd
sunnort
given
by
the
merchants
nnsmino
under
their
Dower
white
general
meeting
of
thel
noon
for
the
late
Peter
McNicol
Civic
Centre
Association
held
in
TERRACE
Thursday
was
Fall
Fair
day.
The
stores
in
town
closed
at
2
o'clock
and
the
children
also
had
a
holiday
from
school
in
the
afternoon.
All
of
Terrace
seemed
to
be
gathered
at
the
Civic
week.
Deceased
was
S3
years
of
age
and
was
an
old
tinier
in
the
laraa
ftrma
In
Yrinp
T?
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1
rw
r
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v,
Ailul
at
Va
Vinlf
WAV
district.
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,
Centre
for
the
first
fair
in
18
years.
All
day
long)
Crowds
thronged
the
hall
of
the
building
and
intense
1
gained
this
year
will
help
make
wam
the
20-mile
strip
In
orH
hin(r
picas-
a
bigger
and
better
Fair
In
1956.
posite
directions
while
an
Egyp-j
the
Civic
Centre
on
Friday
evening
it
-was
decided
to
dispense
with
the
services
of
the
director
!
but
to
hire
a
caretaker
and!
someone
to
take
charge
of
tlie
bowling
alleys.
The
various
committees
of
the
association
will
have
charge
of
oryaniiiinn
the
winter
activities
of
the
centre.
It
was
felt
that
the
centre
was
not
getting
the
support
of
the
community
as
a
whole
to
Alan
Smith
had
the
misfof-tune
to
break
his
arm
on
Thursday
and
U
now
a
patient
in
tlte
Outpost
Hospital.
during
the
afternoon.
The
Skeena
Mercantile
occu
tlan
soldier
made
it
from
Francet
rancei
On
the
board
of
directors
are:
President.
B.
R.
Dodds;
vice-
to
England.
A
58-year
'
oldj
U
the
firstly
this,
fall.
English
swimmer
failed.
pied
a
good
position
In
the
auditorium
and
caught
the
eye
I
president,
W.
Griffiths;
record-1
ing
secretary,
Mrs.
H.
Philip,
cor
interest
was
snown
in
the
exhibits
and
in
the
events.
Two
hundred
and
thirty-sU
entrants
had
placed
683
entries
and
there
were
good
showings
in
all
sections
The
art
section
waa
particularly
surprising.
Some
lovely
oil
paintings
were
on
dU-,
play
showing
how
much
hidden
1
void
this
Dy
ur
bin
AIM
You
Saw
tu
The
News.
"Curley"
Casey
left
on
Thursday's
train
fo
Vancouver
where
he
will
have
a
medical
checkup
at
Shaughnessey
Military
Hospital.
PHILPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Lumber
Kuikling
Supplies
warrant
the
keeping
of
a
director.
A
caretaker
was
a
greater
necessity,
and
the
executive
was
empowered
to
act
on
this
matter.
ol
the
crowd
with
thete
display
ol
radios,
washing
machines,
f
ur.i
arxt
drapes.
Terrace
Ma-
chine
Shop
had
on
show
one
of
its
new
cars.
Coleman
oil
heat-ers
were
demonstrated
by
Raw-I
Wy
Beecher.
Herb
Young
had
'a
table
ul
Swift's
products,
.specialising
in
baby
foods
and
responding
secretary,
Mrs.
Norah
Olson;
treasurer,
J.
McLeod.
Winners
of
the
Pet
Parad?
were:
Special
prize
for
the
best
trained
dog,
Mrs.
E.
Mills;
bef,:
dressed
dog,
Robin
McColl;
cutest
puppy,
Ann
Smith
and
Charlie
Kofoed
tied;
cats.
Sheila
McColl,
first,
Evelyn
Wold,
sec-
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1
and;
goats,
Mary
Ann
Brand's,'
first,
Gerakt
Brandis,
second;!
birds,
Gail
McCoU;
rabbits,
Mar-
lene
Michiel;
horse,
Herbert!
Prandle;
turtle,
Bobby
Coardr
talent
had
come
to
light
at
this
exhibition.
Despite
the
wind
and
rain
uX
the
preceding
days,
the
display
if
flowers
wah
larve
and
heaut.k-
After
spending
tlte
summer
montlia
at
Telkwa,
Mrs.
Greer
and
grandson
Van
Johnson
returned
to
their
home
at
Terrace
on
Thursday.
lWaUias
"
"
P"1
(id.
Choice
vegetables,
fruit.
a
stairway
is
being
placed
to
reach
the
rooms
above
the
bowling
alleys
which
will-
be
used
by
the
Women's
Institute
for
their
sewing
and
hobby
clas-ses.
Funeral
services
were
conducted
In
Terrace
on
Friday
afUr-
display.
grain
and
dairy
produce
filled
the
dbplay
tables.
Canned
fruit
,R.
Clayton,
Watson
Island;
T.
A.
fKRIV'ALS
Rupert
Lalng,
Telegraph
Creek;
R.
Wat-
Vancouver;
A.
wn.
Vancouver;
B.
Douglas,
f,wr:
b.
OGrady,
Vancouver;
H.
Pelland,
Vancou-
and
vegetables.
Jams,
pickles,
bread,
cakes
and
pies
were
dis
I
Afternoon
tea
was
served
at
small
tables
In
the
aikiitorium
by
charming
waitresses
an
J
;
there
was
a
constant
flow
of
children
to
the
ice
cream
and
hi
in.,
hi
-'fy
,Gfe,
Vancouver;
)Ver;
a.
H.
McOuire,
Vancouver;
played
in
tempting
array.
Some
lovely
work
was
to
be
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seen
In
the
needlework
section
The
day's
S(ft
drinks
counter.
and
other
crafts
sections.
School
Vancouver;
Mr.
I
Walker.
Kltselas;
Jl)
Birnie,
Prince
lllarnan,
Terrace;
fry,
Winnipeg;
H.
L,
Calif.,
L.
D.
,r;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
mm
A.
Jv.
Donovan,
A.
J.
E.
Chilton,
Smilhers,
G.
C.
White-man,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Magan,
Prince
Oeorge;
H
Simpwun,
Hazelton;
L.
Buchanan.
SmRhers;
C.
W.
Cornish,
Vancouver;
N.
K.
DeWltt,
Pac-
work
was
exhibited
and
there
were
entries
in
the
special
sec
ific;
F.
W.
Forbes,
Vancouver;
Mi
;
M.
Law,
Vancouver;
Miss
M.
Joyce,
Juneau,
Alusia;
E.
Jac-fluest,
Edmonton.
J.
de
Oreef,
Terrace;
H.
Leeuw
Terrace;
A.
C.
McGougan,
Vancouver;
R.
B.
McKay,
Vancouver;
Leslie
Smith,
Vancouver;
R.
S.
Spencer.
Inverness:
L.
the
auditorium
at
which
the
drawing
for
a
big
ham
donated
by
Swifts
Ltd.
was
won
by
Peggy
Laird.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
plans
tion
for
the
children.
It
was
regretted
that
there
were
no
entries
in
the
Indian
exhibits
ckiss.
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until
late
in
April,
up
for
by
Peter
van
Stolk's
pri-
materialize
vate
Indian
collection.
The
llve-J
this
week's
Fair
was
successful
beyond
all
expectattaia.
It
was
stoek
was
on
view
outside
tho
Saunder,
Vancouver;
Mr.
anc
Mrs.
Duffy,
Vancouver;
W
Chambers,
Ciaxton;
R.
R.
Blak
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N.
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G.
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Vancouver;
C.
V.
Eckford,
Vancouver,
T.
Laurie,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McGee,
Vancouver;
J
Vogville,
Vancouver;
Miss
Marion
Read,
Terrace;
Miss
E.
Head
Terrace.
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