dnesday, June 29, 1966.

“__TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE

a of office,
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Terrace Lions club held

ener guests in attendance,
ion Dave Porter handled insial-
fion ceremonies and gave guid-
Ke instruction to incoming exe-
ive members, Lion Porter has
Be distinction of holding a perfect
year attendance record with the
fons Club. .
INew officers installed were:
Jules Perry, president; Conrad
rasbourg, first vice president;
rsten Andersen, second vice pre-
ent; Dave Porter, third vice
Resident; Bill Mitchell, secretary;
pve Marony, treasurer: Hans
bodt, liontamer: Jack Collier, tail
yister and Nick Shaigec, Mike
nstek and Carl Ellingsen as dir-
ors,
ia turaing over the gavel to the
Fw president, outgoing prexy, Al
hrschke expressed the wish that
e club would afford the new exe-

ribbage Players
Hold Family Picnic

Terrace Cribbage Association

arked the wind-up of the current

ason Thursday evening -when
pmbers joined with patients of
eenaview Home for the Aged
7 an enjoyable evening of cards..

enty of the elderly gentlemen
pm Skeenaview were: invited to
end the Association’s annual

rnic which was held Sunday af- 1%

Bnoon at Gold Creek,
ithe twenty men, together with
. and Mrs. Francis who are at-

day afternoon trip to Gold
ek where they met members of
Cribbage Association and their
ilies, Weather wag fairly good
@ those who attended reported
Mery enjoyable afternoon, .

y, Will resume in September.
wone wishing to enter a team
isked to contact Howard Bush at
B-5910. .

pughters of Nile
mld Garden Party

mt June 25, at a garden party

w. Schaeffer on Scott Avenue.
Modge Princess: Corene Taylor,
mident of the club, welcomed
pgands .and other. guests.
memes, dancing and. community
Rng were the order of the eve-
m The “Anniversary Waltz”
esung by the group to mark the
mion of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
"3 29th wedding. anniversary.

dants at Skeenaview, made the | i

Lions Club Dinner
if arks Installation

its annual Installation Dinner

m June 25 with Lions members, Lions ladies, and several

cutive the same good support that
he and his executive have recely-
ed during the past year.

He summarized the year’s activi-

ties, touching briefly on sponsor-
ship of Terrace Air Cadets, ini-
tiation of a soap box derby in Ter-
race and tlie adoption of a chiid
in South America, —
- The: incoming president Jules
Perry pledged himself -to carry
out his duties in the best traditions
of Lionism. His first official duty
was to present perfect attendance
pins to the following: Dave Mar-
oney, seven years; Al Purschke,
six years; Lionel Sears, four years;
Nick Shaigee, three years; Ron
Marriott, two years and Conrad
Strasbourg, one year.

Following the dinner and instal-
lation ceremony, Lions and their
Suests were hosted by Augie and
Lenore Geeraert in the Red D'or
Cabaret. ;

Sribbage activity,’ under team | Mae

Bembers of the Daughter of the | [ie
entertained last Saturday |§

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | fem

buffet. supper was ‘served by

ostesses.

Fourth Terrace Pack
Holds Closing Party

The fourth Terrace Cub pack,
under supervision of Cubmaster,
‘Mrs. Alice de Lange, held its
“wind-up” party at Mrs, de Lange's
home on Friday evening, June 24,
Arie de Lange Jr. and Mrs, Carol
Glenn assisted.

After several games were enjoy-

ed by Cubs and their parents, re-
freshments, including a . weiner
Toast, were served by the Mes-
dames Evelyn Francis, Doreen
Paulson and Rita Harvey,
. Following, refreshments, the
froup. participated in a .sing-song
by firelight, accompanied by Jack
MacLeod. and lead by Arie de
Lange Sr. .

Regular’ Cub meetings will re-
Sume in September, ;

——

Around the Town

Mrs. P. Zagar left today by CN
Railway for Portage 1a Prairie,
Man. to visit with her son-in-law

van Horn. Mrs. Zagar will spend
a month vatationing accompanied

Jby her sister Annie of Kitimat.

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Lee j.

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