"TERRACE “Onmineca"” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH. COLUMBIA

CWL ‘Holds’ Meet: rs
Plans Annual Dinner :

Vednesday, June 15, 1966
Perrace Elks: Lodge |
genstals New Officers | |
Bers Annual. installation of. officers
oe the Terrace BPO Elks Lodge! i
mmo.. 42% took plice in the Eiks|-§
maome Saturday, June .11, District
eeeputy Harley Lewis from Prince
Bupert, assisted by past district
meputy Poul Bogeluni of Terrace,
eriormed the ceremony which
mectalled Tom Ketina aa’ exal .
eae Tih Hor Bristol, Art Bennie ‘ an iar Ul _
maid Lawrence er in the chairs. | & may Sb 4 a“ — .
B Horace Vance wae installed as| | ae Rtchard Sephton
pasurer for the third successive | % = 7 maniber

bar while Bert Bellamy wag ap-
gpinted Esquire, Two neweomers

‘A rummage sale will be held

m the lodge, P. Barnett and H.
strong were elected and instal-
inner guard and tyler respect-

ely. Joe Kostiow was again inatal-

das trustee with H. Scheper. R.| |
ppisley was installed as histor-

fl af the. lodge. . 7

District deputy Opal Vance of
Order of the Royal Purple per-
rmed-the duty of custodian of
fee regalia and the drill team of

Meee OORP enhanced the ceremo

math their colorful presence.

ihe installation “concluded ‘with
social for which music was pro-
fed by Jim Daniels and his boys.

dodies of the OORP served a “Pot |

ck” supper — a fitting climax
fe @ succesful affair. ;
The recently concluded: annval

Boference of the B.C. provincial |

All Eiks are feminded of the

Mest meeting of the season, prior |
the summer -"etand<lown.” This | :”

mecting takes place on Thursday
mune 16 and will be followed by

June 25 in the auditorium and
all those having used clothing are

a) asked fo turn it in before Satur.

day, June 18.
Mrs. Sharples of Terrace 'Cen-

Rj |tennial commission was: guest
\] Speaker and spoke on the com-

i, shéw sli
| lowing the dinner,

a

ing celebrations. She asked that

Canada’s 100th birthday.
The OWL membership banquet

"| will be. held at the Red D'or June

15 at 7 pam. Father Tourjesn will
des on the Holy Land fol-

—a a
Around the Town
Anneke Feitsma, of ‘Amsterdam,

in Terrace since April 21. On leav:
ing on her refurn trip to Holland,
she stated she was, “impressed by
the majestic scenery of Northern

te | B.C.” and hopes. to come back on a -

return visit soon.

we plan a project to coincide with .

Ne, | Holland, nfece of Mr. and Mra, P,
-. S| EL ¥an Westen, has been visiting! -

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he annual meeting af the Terrace |’ ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF PRINCE GEORGE, the world's
Elks ‘Holding Association. Plezse lorgest pulp digester will begin operating in mid-year, North-
yiurn out in full force, -— pRo,| Wood Pulp Limited has installed a Kamyr Continuous Diges-

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ter with a capacity of 820 air dried tons per day, but current
‘planning is for production of 625 air dried tons per day.

Recreation Corner —

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ternoons only. More details Tater. '

. «3 by Ray Somerville:
Well, Skeena Kenworth did it

‘agaln; out slugging the Community

Centre team by a whopping 18-11;
B.C, Tel’'and Lekelse’ Hotel are
new: members of the ‘big Tland
league, both having. high -hopes:.to
be softball champs, And who's
the busiest “man inthe whole
league? Acting league president,
player, and umpire Ted Gough,
that’s whol... ot

"Did anybody see those two guys
stagger into the community centre

at nine a.m, Sunday morning? No,

they were not coming back to look
for thelr coat or bottle from the
night before. They were Doug
Pierce and Gene Prystay arriving
to paint’ the long overdue main
hall. Honest Injun, it’s not orange!

Every one cheer for Frank
Heeley, who after the smoke clear-
ed; came up with.a workable play-

ground program. This will be op-
erating at local schools in the af-

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fe a a. .
‘For. Gail’ Ovelson .
_ On the evening of Monday, Juiie
6, the home of Mrs, ‘Bert Arbour
was: the scene of a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Gail Ovel-
son, whose marriage to Ron. Mc-
Hugh will take place Saturday,
June 18, Pt

. Assisting the hostess were the
Mesdames Frieda: DeJong, Doreen

Cuilka, Doris Neilon and. Mary|

Doll. all of whom are co-workers
of the brideelect in the grocery
section of the Terrace. Co-op...

Guests participated "in. several |-
| traditional . shower games before

Presenting the guest of honor with
a gaily decorated grocery cart full
of brightly ‘colored gift -packsges.
The gifts were presented by. Miss
Debbie Ovelzon ‘and Miss Sharon
Arbour. .. Te
Following the opening of pack-
ages, a delicious luncheon was
served, The bride-lect- cut- and
served a apecial shower cake, made
and beautifully decorated ‘by Mrs,
Jan McKinnon, st Ty
Ladies ‘present at ithe event in
addition to the hestess and her
assistants were the bride-clect's
mother and’ two sisters, Miss Joyce
Ovelson and Mrs. Laverne de- Ker-

mH | gommeaux,. a8. well as the Mes: |].
dames: Barbara. Hogg, Mickey Dy- 7

chakowski,, Rene. Wells,: Maty
Dodd, Daisy, Holliday, Jackie Cox,

‘PreNaptial Shower |

Por all ‘time: Whit =
ce 6 better way to wish and :

oe Shawn

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Jan McKinnon, Jean. Dixon, ‘Ina
Roper, Audrey Elliot, Lil Prieston,
Lynda Harris, Florine Gillis, Jean

Sidford and Gladys Keeping... |}.

_. Algo attending were the Misses:

Chris “Darby, Loretta Langdon,
Nairne Culver, | Francine.’ Quen:

Jette, Sharon Barnett and Lynn’

Webster.

“Unable to attend but sending |}

gifts. were. the. Mesdames .Ann

Johnston, Mollie Nattress atid Gise- |]

la Neubacker. and. the -Misses Bir.’

git Seifert, Sydney Cox, Marianne |]

Gulliker, Hazel Le Measiur, Pat

Bonnie and Mildred Wagenaar. :

“The alte of Expo 67 is within 30.

minutes’ “driving - distance .from |{-,
wg idowntown Montreal, = =

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