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TEKRACE B.C,

CAMPING -

Camping - probably the’
_ fastest “growing vacation
2. @xperience - canbe fun; but it |
also can present some health
‘ and safety problems not
normally associated wilh more
‘antiseptic surroundings, says
the | B.C, Automobile
Association.

HoWever, a few ‘ simple
precautions. can insure a
reasonably safe and enjoyable
camping expedition. For
example, beware of eating
unwashed fruits or other
uncooked or unpeeled praduce.
Avoide drinking water from
springs, old wells’ and
community drinking cups.

A smal] first-aid kit is an
important item on any’
camper’s equipment checklist
and a@ flashlight and flares to
warn oncoming cars in case of
an accident are a must,

BCAA offers these
suggestions in case of
“emergency:

-Animal Bites - Wash with SOaD:
aod running water. Go to a’
physician immediately. Report
a description of the animal to
police,
- Insect Bites - Apply i ice pack or
cold cloths if swelling is large.
- Poinson Ivy - After contact

Check. list. be trips

, and’ water five or six times. Do
ndt scrub, ‘Rinse with rubbing

_prabe does not break off. The

wash immedialely with soap

a

alcohol.: Lf a rash. breaks out,
see a physician,

- Poisonous Snake Bites - Get
a physician at once. Have
victim lie down and be quiet.
.Keep punctured area lower than
rest of hody, Tie a fairly tight
bandage an inch or more above
the bites; this is not a
tourniquet. Cut into fang marks
parallel with limb and suck
wound, Wash mouth
frequently.

- Sunburn - Discomfort fram
mild sunburn may be relieved
by olive oil or petrolatum. If
burn is severe or victim feels
sick, consult a physician.

_ 7 Tick Bites - Ticks sprea.,
several serious diseases. The
lick has a probe on its head
which punctures the skin and
fastens into the flesh. in
removing the tick, be sure the

tick will withdraw its probe if
you hold a hot needle or lighted
cigarette near its end. Do not
pick or crush the tick between
your bare lingers. Paint wound
with an antiseptic.

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Community Corner

Mills Memorial Hospital, © <7

TEARACE HERALD,

Mr, and Mrs, Dale Iluether - Terrace Photo Studio photo

Business
failures show
decrease

For the second consecutive
monih, business failures in
Canada slowed during May to
234 from April's 246, the
smallest number — since
January, reports Dun &
Bradstreet. Casulaties,
however, rose 29 percent over
last May's 181 and stood at the
highest for any May since the
early 1930's. *

Doilar liabilities plummeted
{a $14.3 million from the prior -
month’s record of $84.7 million
and to less than haif the $30.4
million in May a year earlier,
This May's dollar volume is
seen-as -the lowest amount for
any month since August 1970.
Casulaties with losses of
$180,000 or more accounted for
most of the April-to-May decline
in failures while failures in the
$25,000 to $100,000 plus liability
failures showed the only decline
from May last year, while
substantial increases were
notedfrom May 1970 in all other |-
size groups.

All types of operations except |
coustruction and commercial
Service shared in’ the May
decline in failures with retailing
mortalities shrinking to their
Jowest number since December
‘1970. On the other hand,
construction and service
failures both had more concerns
failing than in the prior month,
with failures of service
enterprises showing the
steepest rise. Compared with
May last year, business
mortalities ran heavier. in all
functions -- service failures
almost doubled their

Huether -. Hovland rites

Candle arbors and baskets of

colorful flowers were the setting
for the marriage of LoAnn,

eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -

‘Thomas Hovland, Terrace to
Dale Huether, eldest son of Mr,
and ‘Mrs. Alvin Huether ‘of
Wanham, Alberta.

The Terrace Seventh-day
Adventist church was the scene
of the evening ceremony
performed by Pastor Gordon
Smedley of Terrace on June 13.

The bride wore a gown of
nylon organza over taffeta with
puffy sleeves from elbow to
wrist. Her long train veil was
held in place by a crown of dew
drops. She carried a bouquet of -
red roses and white carnations.

A minature bride and groom,
Tammy and Lenny Hagen and
flower girl Noranda Halverson
were part of the bridal party.

Alaine Hovland, sister of the
bride and maid of honor ware a
floor-length gown of sparkled
mauve organza over taffeta.

The empire waist was
surrounded by a silver braided
band. Her flowers were yellow.
and white mums draped by a
deeper purple ribbon and her
headpiece was of deep mauve
flowers. Bridesmaids were
Valerie Huether, sister of the
groom, and Sherry Sulzle,
cousin of the groom. Sherrt
Cherney, friend of the bride and
Dwane Huether, brother of the
groom were candle lighters,

- Prayer’ while the young couple
_ knelt in prayer.

the gifts.

| left for their home at Happy

- Bill Johnson of Oregon was

best man. Ushers were Allen

and d aul Hovland, brothers of
ide +

The wedding music was played

by Mrs. Dean Bonlie, and Mrs.-.

Peler Rosanhain sang ‘A

_ A -reception and program
followed the wedding in a
banquet room of Lakelse Hotel,

A beautiful three-tlered heart-
shapéd wedding cake, with
mauve flowers continuing the
theme chosen by the bride-
centered the bride’s table. Miss.
Lynette McClellan served the
brides table. Grace was said by
Mr. Gordon Smedley. .

Miss Nadina  MeClelian
presided over the guest book.
and assisted her mother, Mrs,
Ernie McCiellan, in opening of

For the wedding the bridé’s
mother chose an aqua foritrell
ensemble —- with -° white
accessories. The. -groom’s
mother chose, a hot pink
ensemble with _ while
accessories, :

For going away: ‘the bride
chose a white laminated ant.
suit.

After a “honey-moon in
Terrace and area, the couple

Valley in the Peace River area
of Alberta,

Approximately 56 out-of-town
guests were in attendance.

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Auxiliary announces that their —
Annual Bazzar ‘BL. MECADO *
OTONY will be held in the
Terrace Community Centre on
Saturday. October. 2nd, 1971
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comparable total in the similar
year-ago month.

Trends among the provinces.
were mixed with Quebec, New
Brunswick, Alberta and British
Columbia . the provinces
showing slight decreases from’
April, All ather provinces
remained : virtaully unchanged
ay showed increases of a few
notches from the prior month.

‘| Mosi provinces equalled ar
exceeded May 1970 levels, °
Almost twice as many concerns
failed in British Columbia as a
year ago, and 35 percent more
Ontario concerns. The month-
to-month decline occurred in
the non-metropolitan areas
whereas casualties in Canada's
largest cities rase aboye both
‘| their month-age and year-ago
"| figures. *

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‘MESSRS, “d, J. , LEDOUX & N, Le SMITH

‘who will be-at:
Lakelse Motor: Hotel, Terrace ,
Tuesday, ‘July

', 635-2287 .
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