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the estimated 500 to 700 displays

exhibit at the Centennial Arts and Crafts Shaw in
the Terrace Community Centre April 7 and 8.

M.P. for Skeena, Frank Howard, wha will hove
one of his own paintings on exhibit, will fly out from
Ottawa ta open the shaw Friday evening. The Skeena
f High School Band will provide music for the occasion.

Mrs, Annette
has studied widely,

Evers from Smithers, an artist who
has been retained by the Provin-

cial government to adjudicate the show.

Along with
the show will

the wood inlay from Kitimat,
feature

.@ travelling — painting

exhibit sponsored by Ocean Cement for Centennial
- Year; work by the Jeffries family, carvers of Totem

poles; and a wide display of native crafts from Hazel-
ton and the Skeena Valley. Elizabeth Abraham, a
native woman from Masset will demonstrate basket
weaving using the ald original type of tools. Also on
display will be a wide varlety of crafts, paintings and
pottery. .

The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m,
each day, - ae

‘officiated for
; Which were held al 7 p.

SOth Wedding Anniversary For
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sreareros
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Saha aire yranartraiacectnnenel

fresh-cut flowers,

| Premier W.

Mr. and Mrs C. J. Norrington

FIFTY YEARS of marriage that began during a brief
leave from active duty in France during the. First
World War, were marked here on Sunday, April 2,
when Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Norrington of-Park Avenue
celebrated their fiftieth. wedding anniversary.

The Norringtons, longtime residents of Terrace,
were married in Tidebrook, Sussex, England while Mr,
Norrington was home on leave from France. - They
came to Canada in 1920, settling in Prince George
first and then moving to Terrace in 1923. In 1 925
they moved to Prince Rupert where they resided for 20
years before returning to Terrace. The well-known
couple were “at home" Sunday afternoon, Many friends
called during the day to wish them well and the Nor-
ington living room was resplendant with bouquets of

Among the greetings received from. friends and
relatives were cards from Prime Minister L. B. Pearson,
hier W.id,°C.Bannett, Lt. Governor.G, C, Pearkes
and Attorney General’Roberf Bonner.

'. Visiting’ with the Norringtons for the special

occasion was a niece, Mrs. Enid Nye, of Vancouver.

piety on

Terrace Girl Weds
Prince George Man

Knox United Charch was the

scene of an early spring wed. |
‘on March 25 when Kerry Marie

Csr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

‘Philip Cyr of Terrace, became
ithe bride of Marvin MeKay of
: Prince George.

Reverend G. W. Keenleyside
{he nuptials

Gary Danroth of Prince
George. supported the groom
while ushering duties were per-

fas ‘

formed by the bride's brother, | Sam

Blake Cyr and by the groom‘s
brother, Lyle McKay,

Given in. marriage by her
father, the bride was radiant
in a floor length Empire styled
gown of champagne peau de
soie without train. A dainty,

tiered coronet veil graced her | Bae

hair, and she carried a shower
bouquet of apricot roses and
freesias. -

The three bridal attendents
“vee all sisters of. the bride.
Matron of honour, Mrs. Zo-
lynne Mulder chose a gown. of
pale green silk while her sister
Shelley Cyr, bridesmaid, was
gowned in apricot silk. Junior
bridesmaid was Tracy Cyr who
Selected pale blue silk. Each
catried a Colonial nosegay of
white gold chrysanthemums.

Following the ceremony,
friends and relatives of the
bride and groom were received’
at the home of the bride’s par-
ents. se

Later in the evening the prin:
cipals left for a honeymoon
trip to Skogiund's Hot Springs
Resort. .

Prior to leaving the wedding
reception the bride donned -a
tailored suit of bright red tar-
tan with black suede accessor-
ies. a 4

The couple will make their
home in Prince George at 1313
Irwin Street.

-Oufof-town guests for the
wedding and reception were Mr.
and Mrs. Don ‘McKay, Miss
Linda McKay, Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Hutchison, Mr, _ Elwood

:| McKay, Mr..and Mrs. Lyle Me:

Kay, Mr. and -Mrs. 5S. Turner,
and Mr. Ray Arnoless all of
Prince George. - :

RUTH M. HALLOCK
+». leaving

The resignation of Mrs. Ruth
M. Hallock as editor of the Ter-
tace Herald, a position she has
held for the past two and a
half years, was accepted recent-
ly by Northwest Publications
Ltd, oo.
Mrs. Hallock’ will leave the
Terrace Herald as soon as a
qualificd replacement has been
retained. soos

She has been a-member of
the Herald editorial staff for the -
past. seven years and last year
was a third place winner in
the. MacMillan Bloedel annual
journalism awards. a .

It is expected ‘a new editor
will arrive in Terrace in mid.
April. .

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RUBBER STAMPS NEVER
MAKE MISTAKES ... AND
THEY CAN SAVE You TIME,
TOO!! |

When you need a good
quolity rubber stamp, order
direct from the manufacturer
and save. oo ,

Bring your orders to the
‘Harald office’or: mall thei: to,
Northern Rubber Stamp Works
P.O. Box 628, Terrace, 8.C,

And get fast service. -

Outstanding Pledges
Source Of Concern

A total of $8,905 in pledges to the Terrace Centen-

_ NOTHING Can

i" Stop TeeKay
| Slacks Except
| ) A TeeKay ;
' Trim Terrific a
Tapered Shirt |

At: :

i 4605 Lo

Mrs, A, Cambrin, chairman
of the fund raising committee,
said ‘this week that- many pri-
vate citizens and business firms
of Terrace have not taken the
opportunity of contributing to
the Centennial project.

_ She said. "Now as never be.

-ple to come forward and help
us complete the financial ar.
rangements so that our project:
‘may be completed in every
sense, There will be no canvass
at your door, This’ ‘is
your ‘Centennial’ project
and yell are expected -to
canvass. yourself by mailing
either the Bank of Montreal-or
the bank of your choice. Dona-
‘tions may also be left with the
Librarian at the . Public. . Lib-
rary” , :

merce hopes to. raise: an un-
specified ‘ainount
quent beard -
race! é

Federal” Governnien
2 1.00. 9-0.) 7

:Pledgea:(Post. due: but.

nial Library Building project are still outstanding, If all
these pledges are honored an additional-$6,555 will still
be required to complete the Centennial projéct.

fore’ We are asking these peo: |:

The Junior Chamber of Com.

from delin-}

| Architect's inspections . $125.00 | %
Sees 380.8615

Pledges due June, '67 $6,950.00
Winter Works at .,
Feb, 28, 1967 .... $3,679.00
Winter Works Balance . -
. Estimated ...... $2,000.00
Other net receipts
and: donations «.. $26,009.69
Interest on’ bank © ;
account }
TOTAL . $62,565.73
‘Received To Date
District of Terrace Grant
“(140 pe) .. $9520.00
Other net: receipts and-
donations ..
Interest on bank
account ........., $328.04
. TOTAL ...>
Funds to be raised in

ooeeee $6,555.18
veer, $69,120.86

' Commitinents
ave. $62,641.00

... $80.38

$69,120.00
‘Paid to March 30,. 1987
Contract Price... $39,941.25
Architect's’ Fees (8%) $2604.00

Sundry Expense

TOTAL «. 2,750.61

* Cétindlien Chain Save
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cee. $26,009.69 |B oo

os $35,857,738

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and Crafts exhibition.
for all but hidden.

and gfovince.

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- FRIDAY. & SATURDAY—
— APRIL & 8
10,A.M. To 10 P.M. Bach ‘Day

. | We were SHOCKED at the number of artisans ;
that answered the.call for entries in our Centennial Art —

It REVEALS a sensitivity and culture here-to-

Join in the EXCITEMENT! Come and. view
rtistic expression of the people of this great area