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“CENT ENNIAL MEDALLIONS —
FOR THORNHILL OLDTIMERS |

_ Five oldtime Thornhill residerits received Contential Medal-
. Hons-at a dinner and ae enn there there on Saturday,

‘The dimer seated 35
and ever. Mrs, Mary Sto!

guests

born} before January 1, 1892,

Master of ‘ceremonies for the evening was Jack Colle
president of the Thornhill Centennial Commiites,
‘The . dinner, followed by dancing and a singsong, was ‘held
fn Thornhil! Elementary school, Women of the Thornhill -
; Centennial Committee, the Thornhill Ratepayers: Association, 4
and the Thornhill Recreation Commission catered. an .

ee Mra. 5, Dobb Doptio Meet ‘Allee | Me mb, :
Mr, Herbert H. Holtom and- Mr, Willie Bruictte, AL were +:

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“round
Cheryl Catherine, infant
7; daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Peter

Anson , was christened inSacred
“| Heart Catholic Church Sunday,

% Aug. 6. before a gathering of
#| family, and friends,

Father
Thomas ofticlated and Miss Shae
ron O’Brien was godmother, Mr,
and Mra, Don Anson,’ paternal
grandparents from Abbottsford

attended the baptismal ceremony, | Mariné

Foltowing the service a chris.
tening tea was held ‘at the home
of the maternal grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs, Dudley G; Little
on Birch Avenue,
+++
Mrs. Will Robinson returned
on Monday, July 31, from a six.
week vacation. She visited -re
latives in Edmonton, friends in
Calgary, where she took in the
Stampede, and also Kamloops
to visit other triends,
+ +
Mr, and Mri, Henry Geddes
and young son Johnny, of Mas.
sett, Queen Charlotte Islands, are
visiting - with Mrs,. Geddea’s
brother-inelaw and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Nash on Park
Avenue, ee oe
” About 35 oldstimers of Terrace
and district gathered in the Odds
fellow’s Hall last Saturday even-
ing for the second annual re-
union, “An enjoyable social time

a] Was spent telling stories of the

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| of-tewm pioneers attending were

Mrs, Mary Richmond (theformer
_| Mary Maxsam of Terrace} now
of Burns Lake and Tom Merkley
now of Burnaby.
+++

- Denise Maria, baby daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Donald A, (Helen)
Bachleitnér of Graham Avenue,
was baptized on Sunday aftexnoon

“1 at Saered Heart Catholic Church

Father Thomas Cullen officia-
ting. Maternal grandparents, Mr.

“|and Mrs, Gerard van Halderen,

stood up as godparents, Following

"| the service the family gathered

at.the van Halderen home on
South -Kalum fora social hour.
t yeery ena. Mi +i: oS Seed

Mr rs. Len Mercer
and bial ey “Mra! Mercer's
mother,” Mrs, Jean Norton, have

apa

| returned from a vacation in south

ern B,C, They were joined in

“Tthe Okanagan by Mrs, Norton's

son and daughter-in-law, Airforce
‘Set. and Mrs, Doug E, Norton
and family of Summerside,

| Prince Edward Island,

+++
Miss Heather Howe of Carrot
River, Saskatchewan is visiting’

with her grandparents, Mr, and | jaw

Mrs, Andy. Dayis in Cedarvale,

+ +

Mrs. Belle’ Watt, and her 50n-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. William. Rama and their
three children, Laureen, Delia
and Robert of Edmonton, are
visiting relatives and friends in
Terrace and District, Mrs, Watt,
with her . sister Mrs, Derethy
Douglas, left Friday for Prince

'. .| George to attend the wedding of
Mrs. Douglas’ son Larry Tallon | §

to Miss Irene. Spans of Prince,

to George,

the town

. | went on to visit EXPO,

, | [suse Arrived !

Mr, and Mrs, Einar Karlsen
of Dorreen are visitors to town
this week, They were
rangements to pick up their mall
at Terrace post office following
the closing of the Dorresn: ‘Rost
offica in the general store, Mr.
Karlsen ia enjoying retirement in-
Dorreen with his wife, after 57
years at sea with the Merchant
which time he
travelled all over the world.

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Toby and Terry Klonarakis of
Kitimat have retuned from 2
few months spent in California.
They have joined the. hair.
dressing staff in their sister’s
Georgia Beauty Salon on Lake-
Ise Avenue in ' Terrace,

+++

Blain MeLeod, amember ofthe:
Staff of the Prince George Citi.
zen, with his wife’ and family’
is holidaying in Terrace and dis-.
trict and in Prince Rupert. They
are vacationing in a camper.

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The . Misses Gayle Seaman,
Marilyn Rugg
members of the Terrace Girl
Guides, returned last week from
attending Girl Guide National
Heritage camp at Morrisburg,
south of. Ottawa. .

+ +

My, and Mrs. Farid Grey have
retumed from a vacation in the
Okanagan and the Kootenays,
Prior to taking the holiday trip
Mrs, Grey attended the wedding
of a niece in Toronto and then

a oo

Keith Tutt, news director of
CFTK-TV is driving south today
to meet his wife, Lois, who is
completing a three-week course
in the Burndby General Hospital
medical “records department.
Mrs, Tutt has served as head
of the Mills Memorial Hospital
medical records department for
the past year. On completion of’
her studies at Burnaby she will
iqualify for Canadian Hospital As.

cal records’ technician; Mr, "and’
Mrs. Tutt | will ‘holiday briefly
in the Okanagan and Fraser Vale

and Sharon Fisher, |

soe fatiGd accreditations 4 tiédts'|.

ley before returning to Porras

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. Mrs. Keenleyside dies
after lengthy illness.

Mien Mary’ Keenleyside, wite
“of Rev. George. Keenleyalde,
died in Mills Memorial ‘Hospital| .
August 3 after a’ lengthy illness.

‘She was 57,

* Bem in Bolton, Taneashire|
‘England, October 20, 1900, Mra
Keenleyside cama to Alberta
with her parents at the age of

« | three,

-. She was married. tg ‘George

sa | W.” Xeenleyside in June 1930
at Princeton, B.C.”

_ Mr. and Mes. Keenleyside
made their home in Golden,
B.C. for 17 years where Mr.
Keenleyside was in business.

In 1960 Mr. Keenleyside grad-
uated from Union College as a
United. Church minister. The
Keenleysides came to live in
Terrace on June 30, 1860 where
Mr. Keenleyside took over the
pastorate of Knox United
Church.

. Left to mourn her. loss is her

husband, two sons, Robert of
Golden and Bill of Terrace; one
@aaughter, Mrs. Cllfferd (Shir-
Jey) Ayers of Calgary and ten
grandchildren; a brother John

‘Howarth of Princeton and a

sister Mrs.
Trall
, Mrs, Keenleyside was a mem-

Hilda Benzies of

ter of the church, active in the

‘Women’ 8 Auxiliary and a mew ut

ber of the senior cholr,:
Funeral ‘service was held in

Knox: United Church on Mon: i:

day- afternoon, Augiit: i oe
- The ‘altar,’was banked, with

.| flowers, .tedtifying to’ the. high.

esteem with which she waa held

In the church and community. | §

“Dr; Robert Elliott of First
United Church, Prince Rupert
officiated at the service assist-
ed. by Capt. John F. Gosse o!
the United Church mission boa'
“Thomas Crosby.”

The senior choir was in at-
tendance, Mrs, Vi Seaman pre-
sided at the organ. |

Interment: was “in Kitsum-
kalum Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Albert Rick:
atdson, Mike Groenendyk,
George Hagen, George Joyce,
Lowell Croft and Ed McFadden.

Honorary pallbearers were
Morris Wightman, Mrs.. William
Ruehlen, Mrs, George Joyce,
Mrs. Harold Grey, Mrs. Ron

Lennan, Ted Gaulf and Jack .

McLeod.

The out-of-town members. of

the family were among those
attehding the funeral.

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