Wednesday, Novernber 27; 1968 -

Mrs. Brian Marshall of a614 operation wih the ‘Public Health:
Hillcrest and. Miss Linda Reed| muses, who work in homes inthe
‘were so-hostess Thursday, Nov. | community and district, thesa it
21 at-a.miscellaneous shower at| ems are placed where needed for

the ‘home of the former for two
Decamber - brides-to-be. The] |
gueste of honor. were Miss Reba
a 68. Jordan, daughter of-Mz, and
W Mrs.’ R,R, Jordan, whose mars
riage to Gary W. ‘Townaend, son
? of Mr. and Mrs..C.W. Townsend
‘of Coleman, Alberta, takes place
m here on December 14 and Miss
ma. Velma E. Motz, daughter of Mr.
, and 8.- William ;Motz,- who}.
: will be. married in Terrace on

|, of Mr. and Mra. Joe Keeler Sr.] 5
; The brides-elect' and their moth
i ers were presented with core
| sages, and the gifts were drawn
m . from a decorated wishing well,
me. A buffet supper was 6 served dur-

i ing: the: evening.

§ bealdés «the hostesses and the.
" honored guests were: the Meg«
m > dames R.R. Jordan, Wm, Motz,
y : Noreen Hote, Bather Cinther, Pat
t ¢ Hunter, Rose Killaly, Wendy Nele
son and Willie Cote and the Mis-
.. f 98 Susan Jobnston, Linda El-|
: | -gert, Brenda Turner, Irene Ed-

:

Pall, ‘and Judy Hinsche. Unable to
+ 4 attend but sending’ gifts “were
. Miss Sanivra ‘“Gair, Mrs. Judy

. Ross, Mrs,“ Dawna Jones and

{ Miss Antta Jordan, Reba's Sls

: ter, ,

; eo 6 a * .

. _ Mr, and Mrs, Brian Je Good-

* manson (nee SueCollison), whose

i marriage took ‘place: here on
Oct, 26 have’ returned ‘trom. a
“ koneymoon {n London, England,
', Denmark dnd ‘Spain, .In: London

they visited Brian's grandmoth=|:
~ er and aunts. They are making | o¢

, thelr home in Terrace on Rive
* erdrive, Thornhill,

my. Dec, 28 to Jerry C, Keeler, son Fi

Those present ele’

chronic cases at home.
7

Motel, Resort and Trail
“Association
in n Burnaby, B.C. .

lorence Greaves, who lost her

ni last Soturesy morning, would

like your help in agsisting her,
Mrs, Greaves, who was widowed
two years ago following a hunt-
ing. accident, has a family of

bore will be canvassing for cloth-
ing, canned food and cask dona-
tions to help with next month’s
rent, If: you wish to help and are
fot contacted please phone 635-
7631 - evenings or. 635-6916 dur-

ing the d ays

oes
A farewell party was heldatthe
home of Mr, and Mrs. Art Mc
Cann last Saturday eve a
honor of Mr, and Mra. John

A who are leaving : for Kamloops

next Sunday,:Jdhn; who is. an an
employee of E.R. Horsman, has

been transferred to the Kam-
loops division, There were 45
friends at the party. The couple
were presented with a silver:
platter’ inscribed, “Sherry. and
John from your friends in Ter-
race’. Jim , Melntosh, manager
of the company, on "behalf of
their friends .and fellow work-

.|ers expressed “good wishes and

good luck’* to the Grays in their

Mr. and. Mra, Robart Metvin thely new location. in south Ben-

of Concord, California, were tral B.C,

proud parents of a baby son on:
Sept. 30, a brother for Lorna
t Leas Mra. W.G. Melvin of 3315] °

my

_2 . e
Beverley . Kolterman - enter-

Sparks, grandmother: of the-new tained at-her home on Queens:

arrival,

has returned after a| Wayon Wednesday, November 20,

three month vacation, .most of in honor of Lois Killer who was

which time. was spent with the
family in California, ":

ee

married to Clarence Haasjes on

| Saturday night, November 23. The
party took the form of.a mis-
‘cellancous shower and the hon-|'

Tyo former Terrace Co-Op ored guest was the retipicnt of

te ST

hillips moved t to the coast

employees are now withthe Katen| many. lovely and useful gtfts,
feet Prince Rupert. NL. Among

the guests . was the

groom's mother, Mrs, Lambert

cre from Lake Cowichan and| Haasjes of Clinton, Ontarlo. Mr.
Hugh McAlpine was transferred] and Mrs. Haasjes Sr, came west

from Vanderhoof to Prince Rup-| for the wedding and will. visit

ert with the company. My, and] here for a few weeks, the house=
' Mrs. Bob Pillips were week-| guests of their son Martin. and

~ end visitors to town.

m Cupboard is in need of replen|-
y ; ishing. So if you have ay ID

{ical equipment, :, 3

” rubber foam rings

family at.4711 Gair Avenue; They.
will also visit with another Son,

The Reststered Nurses’. Loan George Hiemstra.

“The Herald rout like to keep

up. vith, the epcial. and, nersonal,,

ok’ padsvor | items of Rlerest In the “com-

» Wheel chairs ete.“would “‘you| munity. If you fave ai‘ item ‘of

please contact Dot MacDougallof | interest give us a call at 635-

Mr. ani Mrs. fton Lowrie of
Timberland: Trailer. Court re
turned ‘recently from. attending
the: annual conventfon Be ;

held‘in theGal Paree :

“Friends's ‘nd * sctbors of Mrs.
all -her’ belongings by

ht -to care for. Her neigh.

‘|ageable than a population af do-

- waa presented to the Heart

“hrs. Robert Harvey of t Terrace, recently
in Vancouver for the B.C. Heart Fund Volun-
teer Workshop, admires a new Trophy which

Fund for B.C..

Unit completion, by Texada Island Unit, Allan

‘Bruce, Texada Island, (centre) is handing over
the Trophy, to R.H, Davies, Executive Director
of B, C, Heart Foundation,

* pecotven (CP) — A Un
fversity of British Columbia zoo-
logist says the scientific implic-
ations of recent discoveries in
genetics are exciting — but the
potential political implications
are terrifying, ——
‘What if the premier of Brit-
ish Columbia decided that 1,000
‘of his twins. would save the

_ “What could be more invincible
fan an army of men, identical
in ‘thelr genetic make-up which
eliminates fear or compassion?
“What could be more mar-

ile people, devoid of curiosity
or ambition’??’
These questions andothers are
no longer within the realm of
sclence fiction, said Dr, Suzuki,
but now-are definite possibilit.
fes in the light of recent gene-
‘tics experimentation. .

- He said, ‘there have been suc-
‘cessful experiments recently in
duplicating frogsby “borrowing”
the ‘cell .of a frog and the gen-
etic code that goes with it.

Theoretically, the same thing
could -hold- true ‘with men in the
future, -gaid the zoologist. The

er genetics are Hmitless, said
Dr, Suzuki,

He’ said ‘recent: developments
have made it possible in some
instances to forecast correctly’

With

this knowledge comes
islate against continued repro-

urea >

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theshinthrot wrdefective child."
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the small car world,

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Both are sporty small cars that look good,
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“Who will make the decisions?
What .odds will society take? If
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