| Wedirosdy, April. 19, 1967

- TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

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| Elects New Officers

other. members of
League, April 11.

| Catholic Women’ ‘Ss League

Mrs, Eva Daniels will, preside over the meetings of
the Catholic Women's ‘League of Terrace during the
1967-68 term. She was installed ds, president along with
a naw executive at a meeting of the

Mrs. “Agnes Kofocd was’ in-
al stalled -a# first - vice -preaident,
mm Mrs. Audrey Williameon | as

|} second. vice-president, Mrs; Ann
m Karpyshyn ag third vice-pres-

m ident and Mrs. Marlon Brunner
| as secretary,’ Mrs... Vera - Rosg
m wae installed as treasurer, . °.|
= Director Father “Mohan . pre-

sided over the installation cere-
F monies,

Mra. Julia Fredericks,

was the winner of the raffle.

Quick Wrap! .

. who
m has served a two year term as
= president, was presented with ‘a
; past-president’s pin and: thank-
ed for her untiring leadership
| of the League, Mrs, Fredericks
R and Mrs, Daniels were present.
; ed with corsages,
m6. It was reported at the meet
“| ing that $605 was realized from
the April 1 rummage sale and
F' plang were made to . hold an-
other on May é.
Platis- were finalized for the
; April .22° Centennial: Ball.
The. Feast of Our Lady’ of
B Good Council wil be ‘celebrat.
BR ed with Mass at 7:30 p.m. April

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5010 Agar Ave., Terrace, B.C.
10:00.a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 amm.—Morning Worship
7:00 pm.—Evening Service
Wednesday —

8:00 pin.—Prayer Meeting.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH

), Sparks Street at Straume Ave.

+ Rev. V. buchies = Ph, 635-2621

10:00 aan—Sunday School

SUNDAY

11:00, a. m.—Morning Worship

5:00 p.m.—Afternoon’ Service Friday i

Hour” on Cr radlo A Cordial Welcome Awaits You

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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cor. . Sparks St, and Park Ave,

o:45 a.m.—Sunday School and
adult class.

(Southern Baptis?)
5013 Halliwell Avenve

SUNDAY =.
8:45 am.—Sunday School
11:00 am —Morning Service

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| Wednesday, 8:00 pam. — *.

| Prayer meeting and Bible 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service

| ‘Study Pastor H. Madsen, B.A., B.D.
a TB Leon Ave. Ph. 695-5182

| . “Your friendly’ family church!

: BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH a ~~

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’ Kalum at Soucie Ph. 635-5197 _ EVANGELICAL FREE
, Pastor, Lloyd Andersen B. Th. CHURCH -

* 10:30 -.12:00—Family Service, Cor, Park Ave..and Sparks St.
Worship, Sermon, .. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
Classes. 31:00 a.m.—Morning, Worship

7:80, p.m—Evening Service 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service

Wednesday, 7:00 pm. — - Wednesday 7:30 p.m. —

Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys Prayer and ‘Bible Study

8:30 p.m.—Prayer Meoting A Cordial Invitation To All

_ Rev, H, J, Jost, ae
MENNONITE BRETHREN. as Park Ave. Phi 635-5115
CHURCH —

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE:
M406 Eby St, Phore 635.5976 19:00 a.m.—Sunday School -

11:00 e.m.—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evangellstle
; BIBLE STUDY -
Tuesday at, a p.m.
YOUNG PEOPLES
Thursday: tt eto pm.
Pastor. Rev, D, Rathjen
Phones «= Office ane
~ . ‘Home 635-5336 |.

"KNOX UNITED CHURCH
Cor. Lazelle Ave. & Munroe St,
oo 9:30'a.m.—-Sunday School.

St, MATTHEWS CHURCH © {1:00 a:m>—Morning Worship
Anglican Chorch of Canada Newcomers to:the community

4726 Lazelle Ave... Ph. 635-5855: ara invited.to share'in the

Pastor Alvin Penney

10: 100, am.—Sunday School
11:00 am—<Worship Service
7:30 p.m—Evening Service
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
vo Lokolse Avenue
SUNDAY MASSES: . :
8:30.am., 10:00am, . -  :
10:18 aa. and 7:80 p.m.

, Phone 695.2313

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SEVENTH. DAY. ADVENTIST
cin... CHURCH

Pastor. Re @ ‘Burton esis

"3806 FFI Street °

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25, Plans were made to display
liquid-embroidery at the May
meeting. Mrs, Irene Kemper

Sond. ‘briér, .to MARIAN. —
TIN, care,.of. (Name of; . .

“AT THR LOCAL CHURCHES|

aE ' - . Rev. BE. Thiesten, Pastor
UPLANDS BAPTIST 4312 Graham Ove; Ph. 695-6768
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YOU MIGHT CALL IT A PEBBLE-PICKER, but some eof
the “pebbles” are man-sized rocks, Terrace Munici-
pal Works Department has rented the above conveyor-
‘digger on a temporary basis, in an effort to clear Ter.

DIGGING AND PATCHING was s underway Thursday
morning on Lazelle Avenue as Department of High-
ways crews repaired the street after roadbed, loosened

Big Berry ‘Business
Foreseen In. Alberta

BEAVERLODGE;’ “Alte.

big: business ‘within: 10"
an agriculture specialist. :
“The potential is” here atid! ~“O
a lot of people are interest
says Dr, R. E, ‘Harris. of + he
agricultural research station in

(CP). — - Borries “could, be
years ‘in| northern Albe

j other hernler, that have in-

"| terested researchers” ‘here. ate
‘the blueberry... and.” cranberry. :
‘David’ Smith, “a blueberry <ex-
this community 30: miles’ ‘west pert, has “folned’ “the staff’ fromr og
of Grand Prairie...) 0.5, ‘the University of. Toronty. :

Dr. Harris developed a new i ry af
variety of strawberry -paticular- wy Ee Bs
ly suited to the northern, ‘clf LAFF-A-DAY: oo
mate. Ces
The North “probably is the):
second best ‘strawberry-growing :
region in Canada," he says,-The| -.
best isin. southwestern British
Columbia. 9. ; —_

The new variety, protem, wat .
distributed “to, -nurseries ~ in|
1965, Jt ‘has Jarge -frult, * goad
color and. flavor and is “excep:
“tionally hardy. at

Heavy ‘snowfalls “Benefit .
-Rorthern strawberries, he says
because they cut costs by re-
ducing winter’kill;; No other
‘plant protection ‘is needed.
. Dr. Harris, also has’ worked|_
with the Saskatoon berry and
hopes soon ..to see a break-
through into commercial - ‘pro-
duction. Development in. the
United States’ ‘of - .a combine
picker to harvest’ . Saskatoons
meant “prospects fot commer-
cial growing have - brightened
considerably.” -
. Processed Saskatoons will
be ieatured .at some Expo- 87
restaurants, he said.

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© hep Fete Bete be. DML Feld elie toed +

“Charlie, I want you to come
te a little blow-out of mine,*

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FAST service and SAVE money
too, buy from the manufacturer.

Give your stationery a

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Bring your order to the Herald

office or mall it direct to.
NORTHERN RUBBER STAMP

_° WORKS.

“A Northern. Pioneer Business"*

P.O, Box 628, Terrace, B.C.

tace streets of excess rocks and heavy. gravel. On
Thursday afternoon at five o’clack, crews had cleared
stones from over five miles of city streets,

; te _ (Gauthreau photo)

Phone 635-1 Il

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CANADIAN & CHINESE FOODS.
Open Monday through Saturday, 10 arm. to 1 am,

From a water and sewer installation, dropped several
inches.

(Gauthreau photo)

Nuptial vows were excnanged
in Knox United Church April
1 when June
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lidn-
el Curts, became the bride of
Robert Willlam McQueen at 7
Bm, .

Reverend G. W. Keenleyside
officiated at the ceremonies.
Supporting the groom was
Tom Halpin, while. ushering
duties were performed by the
bride’s brother, Barry Curts,
and Bob McLecd.

Given in marriage -by her
father, the bride wore a tradi-
tional white floor-langth. gown,
Her veil was held in place by an
nurora borealis
She carried a bouquet of red
roses wilh trailing rose buds..

‘Sister of the bride, Mrs, Mar-
ilyn’ Gagnon, served a5 matron
of honor, Miss:.Lois McQueen,
sister of the groom; and Mrs.
Carol Gileves were bridesmat-
rons,. The brides attendants
were dressed in Centennial
rese-coloured sheaths with
trailing chiffon panels. Théy
carried houquets of gold and
white .chrysanthemums, :
Father of the bride, and the
grooms attendants wore white
dinner jackets. with Centennial
rose coloured boutonnileres,  ~

‘The bride’s mother. chose a
mint green brocade suit with.a
corsagé of. yellow ‘roses... “The
mother of ‘the groom, wore a
pink and. white carnation ‘cor-
sage. on her. pink ‘sheath dress
and matching coat.

After a wedding reception in
the 100F Hall the couple, left
for Vancouver on. thelr. . well.

Anne Curtts,|

teardrop-tiara,|

Wedding Bells
-McQueen-Curts

ding trip. The bride selected a
pink boucle suit with white ac-
cessories for her going away
‘costume.

Out of town guests attending
the wedding were. mother
the groom -Mrs. Jan Lowe, sis-
ter of the groom;
McQueen, - father and step-
Mrs. Tom McQueen and Gary
Weisner, all from Vancouver
and Mrs.
Prince George,

The pride and groom will
make thelr home in Smithers

by the B.C. Forest Service.
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Hazelton Women
Win Certificates
Following completion of a
ten week course'held on. the
Hazelton reserve, the following
ladies successfully passed the
St. John's:Home Nursing éxam-
ination: Sandra Campbell, Deb-
ble Danes, Mirlam Danes, Kar-
en Moore, Sadie Mowatt},
Hileen Robinson, “Jane Mar-
shall, ‘Fanny Smith, Gloria
Stevens, Barbara Wilson, Kathy
Wilson,. and Darlene Wright.
Five-year St. John's  certifi-
cates were presented by Mr,
G,. Cooper, Indian -Superintend

held -on. April-4;-Instructor for.
the course. was Mrs, R. Wallace,
RNS et

A Number of. Home Nursing
courses are presently underway
in’ the ‘Babine’ ‘Buperintendency

area.” -

of |

Miss Lois|j

mother of the groom; Mr. and :

Ginger Curts of &

where the groom is employed! §

ent at. a-wind-up social evening ||

Sunday, 10.a.m. to 10 p.m.
| 4642 Lazelle - Phone 635-6111 -

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