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TERR*CE HERALD,

TERRACE B.C.

MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1971

Mr.
Studio photo.

and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm Jansen,

Terrace Phato

Jansen - Froese
exchange vows

Shirley Grace Froese ‘and
Dennis Malcolm Jansen
exchanged wedding vows in a
double-ring ceremony = in
Terrace Pentecostal
Tabernacle on May 8.

The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Woldemar Froese
and her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jansen.

Reverend D.  Rathjen
officiated.

The bride chose a floor-length
gown of white Beorgette over
fortrel with an empire waist and
shorl puffed sleeves. The gown
was trimmed with lace and
white rose buds.

She wore a shoulder length
veil with tiara headpiece, and
carried a bouquet of pink roses.

Maid of honor Judity Froese,
the bride's sister, bridesmaids
Judith Rathjen and Donna
Tschritter wore pink replicas of
the bride's gown. Junior
bridesmaids Noreen Froese and
Karen Jansen wore mauve
dresses and carried white
crysthanthemums.

Candlelighters Sheila Smith
and Sandra Sieben wore mauve.

Mr. Ted. Bonk attended the
groom. Ushers were Gary
Jansen, the groom’s brother,
Rob Drake, Keith Webb and Lou,
Haselmeyer.

Mrs. Blackstock

‘Vanderhoot;

accompanied her husband,
soloist Bob Blackstock.

Ronald Gray acted as master
of ceremonies.

For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Froese chose a mauve and
white ensemble with white
accessories,

The groom’s mother wore a
mauve dress with pink
accessories.

Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Jansen and
children Karen, Brian and Gary
of North Vancouver; Mrs, Mary
Jansen of Kelowna; Mr, and
Mrs. C.D. Froese of
Abbotsford; Mr. Paul Froese of
Coquitlam; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Froese of Prince Rupert,

Reverend and Mrs. Webb and 2 RE eo a ae - ie
Norma Schulte

weds Ulrich Mendel

Keith, Kitimat; Mr. and Mrs, E.
Molitor and family,
Reverend and
Mrs. G. Richmond, North
Vancouver; Mr. Don Cocks,
North Vancouver.

Following a reception at the
Red D'or Cabaret Mr. and Mrs.
Jansen left for a honeymoon in
southern British Columbia.

For her going-away costume
the bride wore pink sheer over
satin with white accessories.

The newly-weds have made
their home at Suite 206 - 1445
Chesterfield Avenue in North
Vancouver.

United Church in 7
the scene of an afternoon
ceremony May 22 when Norma
Virginia Carol Schulte,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Schulte of Terrace, exchanged
wedding vows with Ulrich
Hans Mendel, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Hans Mendel.

Chicken Rosemary

- (Makes 8 Servings)
2 tbsp. butter
4 single chicken breasts,
boned and slightly
flattened
i. cup dry white wine
2 chicken Douillon cubes,
crushed
4 tsp. sall
Isp. rosemary
pinch of basil
ta tbsp. flaur
‘pint (14) cups)
light cream
parsley
Melt butfer in a large frying

pan, Saute chicken uniil lightly
browned on both sides. Combine
wine, bouillon cubes and salt,
Pour around chicken, Sprinkle
chicken with rosemary and
basil. Cover and cook over low
heat 25 to 30 minutes or until
chicken is cooked. Spoon some
pan juices aver chicken.
Remove chicken fa a heated
platter and keep warm. Com-
bine flour and cream. Add ta
pan juices and couk stirring
constantly until smuothly
thickened and mixture comes ta
the boil. Pour over chicken and
varnish with parsley.

Pizza with a

Combine another of today’s
convenience foods, instant
mashed potatoes, with canned
salmon, and whip up this tasty
pizza.

PIZZA WITH A
DIFFERENCE:

Potato crust:
4 cup instant mashed potato
flakes
's cup cold water
1 cup all-purpose flour
1, cup butter

Add potato flakes to water;
stir; let stand until liquid is
absorbed. Add potatoes to
flour; stir with fork; cut in
butter, Shape into a ball; knead
until smooth, Roll cul to 4% inch
thickness to fit a 12 inch pizza
pan. Prick well with a fork.
Bake at 425 degrees for 15
minutes until lightly browned.

difference

Cool before filling.
Filling

2 small or 1 large can salmon:

2 ; grated parmesan cheese
It cup-2 cups well-drained
cooked tomatoes
lz teaspoon cregano leaves,
crushed
'» teaspoon sweet basil
2 tablespoons cooking oil
'y medium onion, grated
‘y pound Mozzarella cheese
slices

Flake salmon, including
juice, and mash bones. Arrange
on top of cooled crust and then
the remaining ingredients in
listed order, making the
Mozzarella cheese slices into
strips and arranging them last
in a pattern. Bake at 425
degrees for about 15 minutes.
Serve in wedges. Makes 6-8
servings.

Reverend Don
officiated.

Bridesmaids were Susan
by her father, wore a gown of
white lace over satin. She
carried mauve and white
carnations.

The bride, given in marriage
Schulte, Nancy Sparks and
Rosemary MacDonald, The
bride’s sister Theresa Maria
was flower girl and the bride's
brother, John Leon Schulte was
ring bearer.

Ekert Mendel, brother of the
groom, was best man. Cameron
Schulte and Dick Mendel were
ushers.

The bride’s mother chose an
apple-green dress suit with
mauve accessories, The
groom’s mother wore black
with white accessories.

Out-of-town guesls includes
the bride’s grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Herman A. Schulte of
Sidney, Vancouver Island;
Herman and Phyllis Schulte,

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Master of ceremonies Fred
Chesney of Terrace proposed
the toast to the bride at a
reception at the Lakelse Hotel.

The newlyweds left for a
honeymoon at Clag Mountain.
The bride wore a pink pantsuit
for her going-away ensemble.

The couple will make their

home in Prince Rupert.

Births

RODDA: to Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Rodda a son on June
13th.

McCOLEMAN: to Mr. and Mrs.
James MecColeman a son on
June 14th. :

FOURNIER; ta Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Fournier a son on June
wth,

CEM: to Mr. and Mrs. Coutho.

Cem a daugher on June 15th.

“KERR: to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

Kerr a daughter on June 16th.

BRIETZKE: to Mr. and Mrs.
David Brietzke a son on June

- Engagement —

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faris of
North Vancouver announce the
engagement of their eldest
daughter Barbara Jean to
Robert Emsley Qdiorne of
Terrace, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wyman ‘Odiorne of Edmonton,
Alberta.

The wedding will take place

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