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Thomas-Azak

March, led by Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Azak (aunt and uncle of the
Broom) and the reading of the__
Desiderata by Vesta Douglas. .

Sherril Ann Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Thomas and: Collier Henry
Azak, son of Mr. and Mrs.

: Henry Azak were united in
” marriageSa turday, August 24th
= sin the Knox United Church in’
Terrace. Reverend Don Lewis

was

wa

7 Pee

officiated al {he ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was attended by

. her sister, Matron of honor Mrs.
” Charlotte-

“Renshaw and. the
groom's sister, Mrs.» Debbie
Ducharme. Attending lo lhe

* groom were bestman , Martin

Lund from Vancouver and
usher Henry ‘Azak, a cousin of
tha groom. °

The bride was resplendant in
a gown of ivory eyelet. em-
broidered satin. She carried a
white candle decorated with
yellow and mauve daisies. The
bride’s attendants wore- long
yellow floral gowns and carried
yellow candles decorated with
daisies. Flower girl Dena Ippel,

* piece of the bride, wore a long

green dress, trimmed with
yellow, and carried a basket of
daisies,

The bride's wide gold wed-
ding band was hand engraved

— witha tribal cresl of the groom.

A reception followed al the
IOOF Hall were a cold plate
dinner for 150 guests was
catered by the Ladies of
Rebekah Lodge. A three tiered
wedding cake, prepared and
decoraled by Mrs. Florence
Bailey dominated the bride's
lable.

Out of Lown guests allending
included Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Thomas of Prince George, Mr.
and Mrs. John Konkin and. .
family of Cranbrook, Mr. and
Mrs. E.V, Glass and Barbara of
Gmithers and many. relatives
and friends from Canyon City,
Prince Rupert and other coastal
points.

Among the highlights of the
reception, which was Mced by
Chester Moore was the Grand

Social Note

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J.
MeLeod of Terrace are in
Penticton this week (October 9)
for special
marking the twenty-fifth an-
niversary of the Southern B.C.
branch of The Imperial Life

__Assurance Company af Canada.

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celebrations ,

A special. presentation saw ~

the bride presented with gold

wolf earrings, with diamonds

for eyes. The bride only July
12, was adopted into the Wall
Clan in Canyon City. Her walf

. Clan name. given- lo -her by

_Agnes,, Nyce, the -groom’s.
‘grandmother is Swinwilaghs
Let Me Be Recognized. The
earrings were presenied. by
Dorothy Declan, acting on
behalf.of Mrs. Nyce. ;
The bride also received a
lovely, hand-engraved silver
bracelet from the groom's
mother,
Sherri Into the Azak Family.
The newly-wedded couple will
make their home in Terrace

GARAGE SALE

There will be a Ladies Lions
Garage Sale on Saturday Oc-
tober .12 between 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at 4919 Park Avenue.

A‘ chestnut is the guy down
the street, who's crazy about
chests. .

) Hiram Walkers Special Old.
Gentle RyeWhisky. |

cant ee

officially welcoming |

The Ladies Auxiliary to
Terrace Branch No.3 of The
Royai Canadian Legion, hosted
89 guests on the occasion the
47th Anniversary of their
charter. :

Unfortunate circumstances
prevented Ladies Auxiliary
President Lottie Carter and
Secretary Annelle McColl fram
attending.

- Past President Dorothy -
Fairclough requested Capt. Bill
Young to ask the Blessing.
Following this she introduced
the guests al the head table,
from left.to right Mary Cole
‘Life Charter member), Capt.
Bill Young (Padre to Branch
No.13),. Pat Anderson (Nor-
thwest Zone Rep.), Dorothy
‘Fairclough (L.A. Past
President), Don . Walker,
(President Branch No.13), Mrs.
Walker, Mayor Gord Rowland,
Mrs. Rowland; May Cole (Life
Charter Member).

Following dinner Mary Cote
proposed a toast to the Queen.

Pat Anderson, congratulated
the L.A. on their 47th an-
_niversary and their fine work
over the years.

Don Walker, President of
Branch No.13 Terrace praised
the L.A, and thanked them for
the years of service ta the
community and Legion, since
Oct. 10, 1927, He also spoke of
the Legions plans to aquire new
premises and asked for
everyones whole hearted
support.

Mayor Gordon Rowland said
that having been in office as
Mayor for only a short Ume, he
wasn't quite used to this sort of
thing yet. “Rather like a new
husband of Lizz Tayors, .who
knew what ta do but hadn't
figured out how ta make il in-
teresting.”

The mayor expressed ap-
preciation for the Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary’s past efforts
o make Terrace a better
community. He said, ‘without

Dew Point
The temperature to which air
‘must be cooled {o become’ salu-.
rated Is knewn os the dew paint.

When that temperature is below
freczing it may be ealled lhe
frast point.

TURN ONS

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Terrace (Pacific) Branch:
; _ No.3

’ Royal Canadian Legion '

the ladies, none of us would get ©
anyplace."
- Gertrude Nightingale,

President of Kitimat Branch 250
Ladies Auxillary thanked the
Terrace L.A. for their invitation
and extended an invitatian for
them to come lo Kitimal on Oct.
12, 1974 for a Ladies Ap-
preciation nite.

Pat Anderson then presented
Life Membership cards and
pins to Dot Sheasby and Kay
Cate, Past President Pin to
Dorothy Fairclough,

Marg Fosberry received her
pin as past secretary. Bev.
Dickey - Past Treasurer and
Ethel ¥kel - Past Sg at Arms.

On behalf of the L.A. Dorothy
Fairclough thanked the Ladies
of the Royal Purple for
preparing a truely delightful
meal and was accompanied by
a very approving round of
applause from everyone. She
also extended congratulations
and best wishes Lo Jahn and
Goldie Hill on their 27th wed-
ding anniversary and birthday
wishes to Helen Brown on her
16th". A verbal bouquet went
to Shella Jackson of Central
Flowers for making the
beautiful corsages and flowers
that were presented to ihe
guests,

The presentation of a $1500
cheque from (he L.A, to Don
Walker for Branch No.13,
signalled the start of the dan-
cing which lasted several hours.

me

we

BY CAROL GORDON &
SHARON HIRT

Women of all ages, incomes,

" ethnie, religious backgrounds,

life styles and polictical ai-
filiations gathered September
13-15 in’ Vancouver for a historic
event, the founding of a
provincial federation of women.

More than 350 women,
representing several thousand
from remote, inaccesible, rural
communities and urban centres
throughout British Columbia
converged at the University of
British, Columbia with their
energies and ideas for the
founding convention of the B.C.
Federation of Women (BCFW).
This new organization of ‘in-
dividual women and women’s
groups has been formed to
initiate united policy and
political action on women's
issues,

Canadian women have heen
meeting in small groups since
the publication of the Royal
Commission Report on the
Status of Women in 1970 to
discuss issues, feelings and
experiences that affect them
personally, socially and
politically,

With grawing awareness, it
was becoming cbviaus that ‘the
mere publication of a status of
women report and resulting
small group discussions and
workshops were nat enough to
bring about change.

Where existing groups and
services have not been meeting
specific needs, new wemen's
groups have been emerging.

Women have been creating

ao i. .

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status of women groups, cen-
tres, transition
preventive health and rape
crisis cenires, media groups,
publications, women's studies
programs and other groups and
services to meet women's
needs,

Thus, in spring of 1974,
several women from various
British Calumbia women's
groups, planned and organized
a Strategy for Action Con-
ference far Women. {t was held
at Capilano College in Van-
couver for the purpose of
discussing issues and possible
alternatives,

_ The B.C, gathering of women _
concluded that only through a

united organization of ‘in-
dividual women and groups
could a sound and effective
lobbying force emerge.

The individuals and groups
atlending volunteered to serve
on a steering committee to plan
the founding convention of a
provincial women’s federation.

The centuries old Greco-

Roman tabu against women

houses, -

anne C. — of Women

‘entering the policilal, arena is

crumbling. Women are ‘af-
firming — their palitical
responsibilities by' taking
collective political action.
Seplember 14, 1974 thet British
Calumbia. Federation of Women
was created, \

‘

“«G00D WORD
from the ible pp

‘Blessed is he that con-
sidereth the poor: the. Lord
will’ deliver him in time of
trauble.

The LORD will preserve
him, and keep him alive; and
he shall be blessed upon the
earth: and thou wil? not de-
fiver him unfo the will of his
enemies.

Psalm 41:12

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