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ARCHITECTS SKETCH —of proposed enlargements to Terrace
Post Office which will house all federal government agencies,

Two-storey addition

to federal

OTTAWA —A $266,234 con-
tract has been awarded to Nor-
Pine Construction Company Ltd.,
of Terrace, B.C., for alterations
and additions to the Terrace Fed-
eral Building, Public Works Min-
ister Arthur Laing announced to-

day.
Nor-Fine submitted the lowest

of five bids received for the con-
tract, the high being $305,840,

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deliver
hampers

The Terrace Lions Club will
wind up their Christmas service
projects by delivering hampers,
December 24,

The distribution of hampers to
needy families is one of the an-
nual projects taken on by the
Lions Club, ,

This year, according to a club
spokesman, they. will provide
hampers for 14 families in the
Terrace area, .

The Lions and other service
clubs and churches will bedistri-
buting hampers of food and basic
Christmas items to more than70
families this year. ~

The project is co-ordinated
by Rey, George W, Keenleyside
and the Christlan Welfare Coune
cil,

Another annual project of the
Lions Club. is the Christmas
party for retarded children which
was held December -18 at Knox
United Church,

Twenty five children were
treated to a visit by Santa Claus,
The children were entertained
with.a film about the history of
post office service titled “A tale
of Mail’’,

The party wound up with a
lunch of hotdogs and pop and bags
of candies, :

. We're sanding best
-" wishes of,
: the season to you and
“ee yours. Have. |,
Merry Christmas! -

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building

The addition will provide more
space for the post office,
accommodation for the depart
ments of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development, Fish-
eries, Veterans Affairs, National
Health and Welfare, and Energy,
Mines and Resources,

The 100-by-60 foot addition will
be a two-storey extension of the
existing post office, The second
floor of the addition will extend
partly over the roof of the one-
storey post office to make full
use of avallable-space,=-

Exterior finish of the build.
ing is to be bri veneer}: Ins
teriors will be finished with
acoustic tile ceilings, gypsum
wallboard, and. viny! asbestos
tile flooring. Parking space
for 23 cars is included in the
plans,

Plans and specifications for
the addition were prepared by the
Vancouver office of the federal
Department of Public Works.
W, W, Ryan, director of the de»

trict will supervise the contract,

SETTLED 200 CLAIMS:
: VANCOUVER (CP) — A Can-
adian National Railways spokes-
yan said the company has set~
tled more than 200 claims re-
sulting from an explosion in an
underground tunnel project.in
suburban North Burnaby, ‘The’
small claims ranged from brok-
en windows to eracked plaster.

GROWS BETTER CROP

HALIFAX (CP) — Apple chem=
istry helps turn out firm, fresh,
rosy apples each ‘harvest timein
the Annapolis Valley, Chemists
at the Nova Scotia Research
Foundation test the skins of Nova
Scotia apples to gather data that
will determine the soil compos-
ition of -the next years crop.

Sacred Heart Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding on Sep.
tember 21 when Euelide Rino
Page, son of Mrs, Rachelle Page
and the late Oscar Page took as
his bride Linda ENzabeth Porter,
only daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Miguel Aguirre, -

Father J, R, Bernardperform-
ed the doublesring wedding cere
mony and Kenzie Kellar acted as
best man, Ushers were Trevor
Hangen and James Kluss, Dale
Porter, brother of the bride,
and Allan Karpayshyn served at
the mags.

- Given in marriage by her father

length wedding gown of whitepeau
de sole with chantilly lace overe
lay bodice, lace sleeves and a
lace overskirt scalloped on the
edge of the open front and. fall.
ing ‘at the back in a long train,

of-red sweetheart roses and white
minfature mums, and woreagold

‘MacDonald of Miasion, B.C, who
wore 8 gown of ice orange sheer
over yellow peau de soie, Her
two bridesmaids were Shirley
Swick of Kitimat, cousin of the
bride, and Tona Sims of Terrace
Both wore gowns of mint green
peau de sole. ae

A reception , was held in’ the
Elks Hall. For the aecasion the
bride’s mother wore anaqua lace
sheath with lace overcoat, black
accessories and a corsage ofyel-
low roses, The groom’s mother
chose a mauve sheath with lace

overcoat, beige accessories anda

| corsage of white mums;

She carried a tascade bouquet -

cross, the gift of the groom. .
partment’s British ColumblaDiew| 6-0
' Matron of honor was Mary E, .

Dave Roumiu, uncle of the
bride, proposed a toast to her to
which the groom responded. Joe
Mitchell proposed the toast to
the bride’s attendants which was
resporided to by Kenzie Kellar,

The bride’s table was centered
with a three-tier wedding cake,

Page-Porter rites at Sacred Heart

Out-of-town guests at the wed.
ding included: Mrs, Lavid Rou.
mieu, grandmother of the bride
and A, Roumieu, uncle of the
bride, of Kelowna; Mr, and Mrs,
David Roumfeu ‘and Laurel
Roumieu, uncle and aunt of the
bride from Smithers; Mrs, John
D, Tragualr, aunt of the bride

££ and John and Patty Traquair of

the bride was lovely in a floor. &

Mr, and Mrs, Euclide R, Page

made by her aunt, Mrs, J, D.
Traquair and topped with a gold
eross bearing their names and
the date, The cross was the gatft
of Father Bernard,

For their honeymoon tour of
southern 3,C, the bride wore for
her going-away outfit an aqua and
cinnamon tweed sheath with
matching walking jacket and black
patent accessories,

. Mr, and Mrs, Page have made
their home at 4738 Olson Street
in Terrace, °

*: Merriest wishes and happiest thoughts,
"+ for all our customers and friends at this
holiday season. And bountiful thanks, to
you. and you, and you. /

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Burns Lake; Mr, and Mrs, George
Swick, unele and aunt ofthe bride,
and Sharon, George, Doreen and

Donna Swick, all of Kitimat; Mr,’

and Mrs, Larry Thon, brother
in-law and sister of the groom,
and Shane and Don Rudland, of
Fort Fraser; Mr, ‘and Mrs,
George Parody and Robert Bel.
‘sham of Kitimatand Mr, and Mrs,
‘Jean Godet, Francois and Claude.
of Kitwanga, A wire was read
at the reception from Father
F, J, Raynor of Prince George.

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‘check tremors.

for H-bombs: |

_YELLOWKNIFE, N, W, 'T.(CP) |

— Four, : electronic ‘technicians.
are working around the clock to
perfect a means of keeping par-

ties to a nuclear test tan agree= | |

mant honest. .

‘Ata research atatlonsixmiles || "~

west of this Northwest Territor-
ios capital, they. record. earth

movements tn an effort to identi- ||.

fy nuclear tests,

"Using a seismic array —19]|

seismometers placed in granite
pits 14 miles apart in an asyme
metrical cross — they measure
unusual earth tremers ‘and  at-
tempt to attribute them to ex-
plostons or earthquekes,:

The station is a joint project
of the United Kingdom atomic

- May the |
spirit of His

energy authority, whieh supplied

the equipment.

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- It's Christmas . .. families gather ‘round the
7 ‘ tree ;.. friends exchange greetings — and we
‘extend our thanks and best wishes to ah ae

| " From the Management and Staff of your

; Terrace ‘and District Credit: Union

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_MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1968 1