TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE B.C.

Terrace girls at Heritage camp

Israeli guide a soldier, too

With her went Gayle Seaman
and Sharon Fisher. _

Bui talking about excitment,

There was the Israeli girl
guide in the next tent.

She was on leave from the
Israeli Air Force to attend the

Excitement at the Girl Guides
International Heritage Camp?
You have to believe it.
Particularly when youget some
of the details fram Marilyn Rugg
one of three Terrace gold cord
guides who made it to the camp
in Ontario,

Second greeting service opens
Terrace Newcomers

to be doubly welcome

If you're new in town you can bet your bottom tradingstamp
that you won’t pass by unnoticed, |
Two Terrace women will be
making a beeline for your front
door to bring you commercial
greetings from local merchants,
Terrace already has a Wel-
come Wagon, manned by Mrs,
F,Q, McLeod, .

Now there's a naweomer inthe
Terrace greeting field, It’s a
branch of Hi Neighbour, a Cana=
dian outfit, and dispensing the
neighborly “Hi's”? is attractive
Agnes Motz.

Mrs, Motz was in the Herald
office to talk about her new pro-

camp, Her ambition in llfe is to
hecome a paratrooper,

Then there was‘ the encounter
with the poison parsnip, which
sent 1,000 of the 2,000 girls at}
the camp to interim first ald| ;
posts for appHeations of calomine
lotion three times each day, |

“T's like poison ivy, “Marilyn
explained.” We got it when we
knelt down on the grass.

All three Terrace girls were
among the thousand treated for
the poison parsnip rash,

Marilyn was keenly interested
in guides from other countries,
and particularly in one very
special Canadian guide’ an Eskie
mo girl who was fluentin Eskimo
and -French but couldn’t speak a
word of English, .

Then there were thegirls from
Ieeland, another from Formosa
who showed slides, and a whole
international potpourri of girls
who wore national costume and
performed their own folk dances
in international day.

An arena was the focal place
for the displays and pageants but.
the Terrace girls did not getlost |:
Jin the crush of 2,000 guides at
the camp.

“We were put in a sub sete |!
tion of 275 girls,”’ Marilyn Ruge
explained, This gave usa chance
to get to know somebody.”

A total of six girls fromnorthe
west BC attended the camp,

The girls spent two weeks at
the International Heritage camp,
plus another week in travelling,

Next International Camp will be
held in Canada in 1966, ~

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The first time in B.C.
history that ownership in
an Apartment: Complex
has been available to the
public, if is available to

you!

Our representative Eric J. Friesen
will be in your area between August 18
and 23, If you are interested in learning
more about this investment project, he
wil] be pleased to meet and discuss it
with you. .

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She’s currently signing up busie
ness firms as sponsors, hopes to
ring her first doorbell this week,
The greeting involves a Wele
come, and the offer of various
certificates which can be ree
deemed at local stores.

Hi Neighbor is. fussy about its
sponsors,

“When people come in to the
store, the manager must make
a point of welcoming them and
showing them around,’’ Agnes
Motz said,

Hippisley-Ovelson
wedding at Knox

Knox United Church was the
scene of a pretty summer wede

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To great guests, the bride’s
mother chose an afternoon dress

. cally _styled _ afternoon:

ding Saturday, July 15, when Joyee
Frances Ovelson, daughter of
Mrs, Gertrude Ovelson and the
late Leslie Ovelson of Terrace
became the bride of Robert Edwin
Hippisley.

Ttev. George Keenleyside ofs
ficiated at the seven o’elock cere
emony,

Given in marriage by hergreat
uncle, Mr, James Ratigan of Cale
gary, Alberta, the tiny bride
chose a floor length wedding gown
of bouffant lace over taffeta with
lace covered bodice and lily point
sleeves, A dainty tlara of seed
pearls held her shoulder length
chapel veil in place and she
carried a cascade bouquet of red

attendants were the
bride's sisters, Mrs, Anne Johne
ston, Mrs. Gail McHugh and Miss
Debbie Ovelson. All wore identi.
length
sheath govms in. hues. of ciqua
and ordngecice‘with lace Reding.
coats entone. Net whimsy head.
bleces completed their enseme
bles and each carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. All three
attendants wore crucifix necke
lets, gifts from the bride.
Flowergirts for the occasion
were nieces of the bride, the

of pastel lime with matching
jacket and white accessories,
Her corsage was of pink care
nations,

Master of ceremonies for the
evening was Lawrence Baker who
also proposed the toast to the
bride and read congratulatory
tel egrams, The groom responded
in the traditional manner.
Guests enjoyed a delicious
cold-plate dinner of turkey, ham
and assorted salads, At the com=
pletion of the dinner hour the
bride and groom cut and served
a double tiered wedding cake;
made by the bride’s mother and
decorated by her sister, Mrs,
L, de Kergommeaux, The weds
ding cake was flanked on either
Side by colorfully iced small
cakes, moulded into figurines
and heart shapes and decorated
by the bride’s sister,

Following the dinner, the bride
and groom. led dancing to music
provided‘ by ‘the James Daniels
orchesira,

Later in the evening the bride
donned a going away ensemble,
featuring an afternoon dress of
blue and white with wrist length
Sleeves trimmed in lace. Her
accessories were black and
white,

will be making from ten to fife
teen calls each month,

work,’ she explained.

self to greeting newcomers. Also
on the Knock-knock agenda will
be visits to the homes where
there are new babies, to new
home owners, and an added part
of the service will be*the hold.
ing of bridal showers where the
sponsors supply the goodies for
the bride to be,

ped to take on the hostessing
Job, Last year she taught a charm
school for housewives in anadult
education series organized by the
local school board.

newcomers will be made welcome
in Terrace, doubly so,

She estimates that initally she

‘W’s really only part time
Hi Neighbor doesn't Hmit it-

Agnes Motz comes well equip

Whichever way you look atit,

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The couple left at midnight
for a honeymoon trip to Vice
toria and other Lower Mainland
points.

They will make their home in

Misses Lynette Johnston and
Shelley-Anne de Kergommeaux,
Both were gowned in identical
frocks of orange ice faille weave
taffeta with matching accesso.

ries, Each carried a basket of
fresh flowers,

Mr, Allan Draves supported the
groom during the double ring cer»
emony. Mr, Grant Johnston and
Mr, Garvin O’Boyle acted as
ushers,

Following the nuptials, a res
ception was held in the B.P,O.
E, hall-on Sparks street where
close to 100 friends and rela-
tives gathered to convey good
wishes.

Terrace where the groom is
employed by 85,C, Telephone
Company and the bride is cire
culation manager of the Terrace
Omineca Herald.

Out of town guests for the
wedding included Mr; and Mrs,
R. Torris and family of Vice
toria; Mr, and Mrs, Archie Hip-
pisley and family of Kitwanga;
Mr, and Mrs. B, Hunter of Frinee
Rupert; and Mr. and Mrs, G,

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Mickey Mouse in the comics?
Brother, Nephew, Cousin or:
Uncle,

sport of: Baseball, Golf, Tere

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lg cows are milked during a

thunderstorm, the milk will
sour, True or false,

In which states are these |.

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