TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Wistert, October il, _

CONSTABLE AND MRS. ROBERT STEWART PRESTON
RCMP guard for
local wedding

An honour guard of scarlet-coated police officers flanked

the aisle of St, Matthews Anglican Church for the wedding
to Carol Jane Pruden and Constable Robert Stewart Preston

of the N.C.M,P.

The Rev, John D, Watts of-
ficiated at the nuptials, held at
3:00 p.m, onSaturday, September
23.

The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Pruden of
Terrace and the groom istheson
of Mr, and Mrs, Harry J, Preston
of St, Thomas, Ontario,

Members of the guard of honcur
and ushers, were R,C,M,P, Con-
stables Martin Bremer of
Prince Rupert, Keith Winch of
Sechelt, Jack Wright of -Rich-
mond, Dennis Spriges of Kitimat
and Fred Simpson of Terrace.

R.C.M.P, Constable Jack Haas-
beck of Prince Tupert supported
the groom, “

navy accessories, Her corsage
was of pink rosebuds,

The . couple’ will reside in
Prince Rupert where the groom
is stationed with the R.C.M.P.

Out of town guests for the oc-
easion were the groom’s mother,
Mrs, Harry J. Preston of St,
Thomas, Ontario; -the bride’s
grandmother, Mrs, David B,
Smith of Victoria; Mr, and Mrs,
H, Pruden of Kelowna; Mr. and
Mrs, D, Smithers of Smithers;
Mrs, W. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Latimer and Constable and
Mrs. Dennis Spriggs of Kitimat;
and Miss Pat Taylor of Prince
Rupert,

Given in marriage
father, the bride chose a floor
length gown of white crepe, with
bodice appliqued in whiteorganza
‘fowers,

A single white rose of satin
and organza held her tiered veil
of silk iflusion and she carried
a bouquet of white orchids and
‘stephanotis.

Maid of honor was the bride’s
‘sister Miss Dale Pruden, and
bridesmaids were the Misses
Wenda Grant and Diane West,
. They wore identically styled
dresses of pale yellow crepe
with yoke and bell sleeves of
Venice lace. Their headpieces
were of matching yellow silk
with short veils, Each carried
a cascade bouquet of yellow Spi-
der chrysanthemums,

Organist for the double ring
ceremony was Mrs, Philip
Davies,

: The Totem Room of the Lake-
Ise Hotel was the locale of a
reception following the nuptials,
_. Terrace R,C.M,P, Corporal
Nick Shaigee was mdster of
ceremonies and long-time friend
of the family, Mr, Peter Ratel
of Kelowna, proposed the toast
to the bride,

Following the response from
the groom several telegrams of
congratulations were read, They
‘came from St, Thomas, Yancouv-
er, Williams Lake and Prince
‘Rupert,

.A wedding cake, baked by the
bride’s mother and decorated by
Mys, Ann Sites, was cut and
served by the newlywed couple,
- Soloist, Corporal Lowell Dav-
idson of -the Prince Rupert
R.C.M.P,, sang “The Bluebird of
Happiness” during the. recept-
on,

For a honeymoon trip to Van«
conver, St, Thomas, Niagara
Falls and Ottawa the bride don-
ned a silk knit suit of pink,
with navy and white coat and

Teen travel |
great thing
for Canada

‘EDMONTON (CP) — “] think
“ats the best thing there is to
Knit Canada
‘country,’ said “one of the 24
. Montreal teens,

, He. meant the federal-provin:
. celal youth travel program, 4
joint effort to send 4,800 young

. Canadians on two-week center.

. nial vislts acrosa the country,

‘This.was group no. 76, retura-

‘ling to Montreal with leaders Rev. |.

: Claude.Tetrault andSister Claire
Richer, . The 12> boys.and 12
.. girls, aged 16 to 19, had made
. brief tours of Ottawa’ ‘and Edmon-
-ton and: spent a week -with fam-
- [Hes in Yellowknife, capital. of
» the Northwest Territories. ;

‘together as a .

: io John: SULSETH

mourned here

John Melvin Julseth, a long
time resident of this area, died
suddenly Wednesday September
27.

The late Mr, Julseth was born
Decamkes 13, 1911 in Portlang,
Oregon, U.5,A.. He moved tothe
Burns Lake area in 1927,

He had been a resident of Ter-
race since November 1937, -

At the time of his death he was
managing director of Terrace
Transfer Company. . He was a
member of Lakelse Ladge No. 33
L,0,0,F,

He is survived by his wife Dor-
othy Virginia, sons Donald Walter
and John, Albert of Terrace anda
son Gerald Wayne and daughter,
Joan Ellen living at home; four
grandchildren and one brother,
Thomas Bernard of Terrace.

‘The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon, Sept. 30, from Knox
United Church with the Rev,
George Keenleyside officiating,

Active pallbearers were mem-
bers of Lakelse Lodge No. 33
L0,0,F,, Watson Bailey, Frank
Clifford, Fred Green, Lee Lew-
ellyn, Oliver Baxter, "and Lhoyd
Leveque.

Honorary _ palibearers were
her, Louis Gair, Bert West, Emil
Haugland, Fred Thomas and W.A,
Bush.

heating systems.

Education Minister Leslie Pet-
erson officiated at the opening of
the school on September 5, to-
£ether with school officials from
Victoria and Terrace,

New 5 tewart school
uses infra-red heat

Everything is up to date in the new Stewart Elementary-
Secondary school including one of the province’s few electrical

NEW PRESIDENT of Columbia
Cell, including the Terrace Twin
River operation is R, C,
Scrimshaw, above, who has now
joined Col Cel headquarters in
Vancouver,

Lloyd Jolinstone, Rowland Beec-| °

Computer
keeps tab

BURNABY, B,C. (CP) — One
of Simon Fraser University’s
newer, staff members can remem-
ber sty 90, 00 facts at a time,
An IBM “computer installed May
1 is keeping student records,
processing accounts and pro-
gramming courses. The com-
puter’s memory bank can -hold
more than 87,000,000 bits of
information and can print 1,11C
lines of copy a minute,

The school is one of B,C.’s
first all electrically-heated
schools and is also one of the

ing in the activity room,

This latter feature permits the
activity room to be kept
at reasonably low temperatures
during the day andheatingturmed
on only minutes before the room
is required to be at operating
temperature,

The building is heavily in-
sulated, Heavy snows in the
Stewart area provide further in-
sulation during the winter
months.

Portable partitions have been
used in the Stewart classrooms
so that larger areas may be
created for the instruction of
multiple classes and for the pur-
pose of team teaching.

A covered play area has been
constructed at one end of the
School, and children may step
from the playground directly into
the mudrcom area before pro-
ceeding to corridors and class-
rooms,

The school area is about 10,-
700 souare feet with play area
of approximately 1 400 square
feet,

Cost of the building was $276,-
399. Designer was Vancouver
architect J, Douglas Henderson,

The overall appearance and
general color scheme have heen
leit’ to amore residential scheme
rather than an institutional one.
According to Henderson, this ap-
proach is now being used [re-
quently in the design of build-
ings for use by young children

cetemonies: were’ Chat

the Terrace School Board, Mr,
J,E. Cook; secretary treasurer
of School District 53, E.G. ‘Ted’?
Wells; District Schools Superint-
endent E.C, Stewart; and School
Board member, Keith Tucker, All
flew io Stewart via chartered

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first to feature infra-red heat.’

Among Terrace school offic- une
dials’ who. . attended ; ‘the. .6) ;;fpening

Terrace R,C,M.P, detachment
spent Wednesday morning under~
going an unofficial inspection tour
by a police official.

R.C.M.P, Assistant Commis-
sioner for British Columbia, G,R,
Engel was here on a familiariza-
tion tour of this part of the prov-

RCMP ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
INSPECTS TERRACE DETACHMENT

Stewart, Masset, Prince Rupert
and Kitimat as well as Terrace.
Asst. Commissioner Engel has

spent many years-in police work |

in British Columbia but this is be-
lieved tohavebeenhisfirst tripto
Northern British Columbia since
his appointment to the Commis-

ince. His itinerary took him to {ioner’s _ office last summer,

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