bea srw ana uaa a EE Sa of

Bonar te ae,

“> {Division <2

Mr: as
‘background imowledge within the whol

Prize :‘lists ‘tor ‘hes fourth

‘annual ‘Terrace Fall Fair lo be.

eld Aliguat 31; 1974 are now

‘available, ‘The Falr consists for

fouriniain “sectiéns which are
broken upinto sixteen Divisions
‘as‘followa: «-.°
HORTICULTURE.

Division:1’- ‘Cat | Flowers :

; Decorative
“Arrangements i

2 Division 3-+ House’ Plants
-o*) Division 4- Fruits
<2) Division 5 =Vegelables
-2'4 MOME-ARTS AND CRAFTS —
- Division-6.- Home Canning

“Division 7 -Home Baking

"2 Division 8+ Homemade Wines

‘Division 9 - Needlecraft

- Division.10.- Handicrafts.
.. Division 11 - Photography
CHILDREN'S DIVISEON
*: Division 12 - Children's
“Division 13 - Pet Show:

‘Division 14 °-, Greased Pig :

i ‘Contest ~ : :
“LIVESTOCK -AND POULTRY -
‘Division 15 - Cattle.’

Cattle .

Goals

Swine |.
" Division 16 -

“Chickens.
: Waterfowl! & Fancy Birds

In addition , two other
attractions will be the Purebred

Dog Show and a Junior Horse -

Show sponsored by the Totem
Saddle Club...
“Twenty-nine trophies have
‘been -donated. and ‘will be -
_ awarded .at the Fair.. Prize”
money and ribbons will also be
‘awarde . to winners in most
classes, Anyone interésted in
entering the fair is urged to get
a copy.of the. prize list as this
book contalns all the in-
formation you will require plus
‘aéficial entry’! forms.

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

~ Hospital: -Aunilia :

. Sue Williams.
profit of $479.00 but: this was.

a

Auxiliary dance this year. Our

thanks to Judy Cotidie, Harriet” +e ) Thrift Shop to close one

“month or slay’ open on shorlei* :

Farkvam, Maureen Ogawa and
We realized a

secondary {o the enjoyment of
all who were thera!”

Six nlembers took. advantage
of the tour on Sunday, May 12th
National Hospital Day. Public:
Support - A Disaster! ue

Acoffee party was held at the
Thrift Shop Tuesday morning

We had a very successful :.

quesday 81:30 pom.
>) Hospitat Shop
mes Walker.

hours? Please help us decide

and make the declsion work. ~~

d) Courtesy Cart - Julie Coop

: would appreciate calls
‘June 17th,,.1974 - Pot Luck

Supper - - Hospital Dining Room.
Paper plates. will: ‘be: provided
but please bring your own
cutlery. .Phone Jenny Graf or
Diane O'Bilen for suggestions
as to what 0 ail

Galedonia, “student Services _
ofticd.is pleased:to announce:a-
“Bursary .

- Bursary. which will

College ‘of: New.

‘for. Medical’ ‘Lab;

Technology - Students. . The

month to all fulltime ye atudents | in

“the Medical -Lab . program is

offered. hy. :the: Provincial

Department of Health and is.
* Intended to promote interest in
- this highly specialized field.

. The College uf New Caledonia
leaches the first year, of the
Medical Lab -program ‘and of-

. fers transferability - to. v. second .

pay $150.00 a .

“your atudies al the “British
Columbia | ‘Institute of -
‘Technology’: and the University
“of British Columbia. vere

A French _ vision named .
Catherine Thest dec! fared that —
Hobespierre was the Messiah.
She was guillotined Ir int 1798.

J. CHRISTENSEN

| Eurocan Pulp & Paper

J. FORREST

Mr, M4-.D. Skogster, Vice President, is pleased | to

Jannounce the appointment of Mr. J. Christensen to.

the: position of Woodmill Manager,’

Mr Christensen, who will reside in Kitimat, B. C., has:
served-the industry in senior production: and sales
positions. for many years;
> Eurocan’s, Sales Manager; Lumber Products. : -

and was formerly

Mr... Wrede, Director of Salas, is’ pleased to an:

Forrest. .« .comes.: to

reas

_, ounce that Mr, ‘J. Forrest has joined Eurocan in the
position oF Sales Manger, Lumber Products. : :

Eurocan with. extensive
| lumber |:

_Lazelle Ave. °':

695 6689”

‘

L.

were eo eee AS mentary te

Fredrick Charles McKenzie, son of Mrs. Edna Amos and the late |
Fred McKenzie of Kitselas married. Marion Anne.MeGeachan,
daughler of and Mrs. Jamea-Leo McGeachan on: ‘May 4 in Van- *
The .wedding-‘loak . place at” the’ ‘Trinity, Lutheran | °
Courch for the Deaf with the Reverend Gehler officiating. The
bride was given in marriage by her fathery." *,

Thecomplete.ceremony was performed in sign lariguags, “a5 well :

as all loasts-and speeches, With : am interpreter; Bill Caulk” Sr... for.

couver.

those who did nat understand.

Attending the groom-was his best friend’ Max as best man “and
brother James and Grahame as ushérs. The bride was atlendedt by

her best friend Arlaa. °

The bride wore a long while aijies styled gown with a rutiled

neckline and a long ‘white ruffled train. Satin‘ruffles fronted the.

. gown aid the veil was held in place with white flawers, She carried -

a bouquet of red roses.and yellot daisies, The bridesmaid -wore,a
long yellow gown, also., -empiresstyled find carried ‘a ‘bouquet: of a

yellow ‘rases.

: > The reception was held at the Trinity Church Halt and follwing ;
ameal, all Guésts adjourned io Baseda’s, a night club.’ The’ couple, ‘
then left for their honeyrrioon,a week in Sealtle. °°
For her goitig away outfit the bride wore a red and white hound. "
: stool checked pant suit with a white carnation corsage.* "> ;
"Phe couple. will, reside i in ‘Vaneouver where both are enjoyed BY.

B C. Hydro.:

_.Out-af-town guests for the aiair’ were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus: “Me-- AW:
Dames of Terrace ; Mrs. H. Larson, Mrs. P: Pike, Mr. Marvin -
‘all family of the groom and all:
from Terrace;: Mrs.:M. Amos, sister of the groom from Prince |
George; Mrs. Helen Manly of. San Diego California; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kennedy.and Mr, and Mrs. Allred MeDames ‘of Duncan. fall” :

McKenzie; ‘Mr. Garnel Banek,

cousins of the groom):

_ As well telegrams. were received from, Mr. and. Mrs: Bryan’
Turner ol Terrace and Mr. and Mrs. George Aly of ‘Ottawa, On--

» Other | courses. “deal: ith
dyslexia, the inability: to-read;
Ways - a a -siimulating. ,
‘Several \ hundred: “British
‘Columbia - pubii¢:>. school
teachers = have

professional - development

coursed. being * ‘offered®. this -

~ summer: rl help. Special -
“educitiog 1éachers:. identify and

“deal with: learning difficulties’ in’ .
L “program,

“young: pupils,’ ihe“Department
of Education sald today. +
the courses are heing “offered

“Jericho ‘74"', anjin-service .

aeaining * ~v@niure spansored
 joinily-- “hy. (hé. Department af

Education “and the’ British |

Teachers:
I: will be held

Columbia,
Federation.

LN “during: July,and early August.at

ericho: Hill: School in © Van-

“ghildren with sight and hearin
difficulties. : -I is anticipated
that the final enrolment figure

_ will ‘be. 1000 ‘leachers, plus
parents and students.

“osBach af the 30° different
programs, most

’ teachers and parents deal with

-a-spécifie problem.. The core -

program is a two-week session
for 20. experienced ‘learning

assistance leachers who will. be -

“Taught. new diagnostic and

» -preseription’ skills while’ ac:

tually living-in:alJeri¢ho Hill
“witli {he 20 youngslers who. are’
being’enrolled in the program.

Parerits will. be given an -op-

Sehiid's ‘particular’ learning

* wo week-ends. “Allogether 100

“parents ‘and 300 children are
 expetied to’ participate, in the :

_ various programs.
‘phe. called *
“of failure. which some: children

*, develop ‘so that children will
- gequira a batter concept of | sdif

“and a sense of achievement and,

“guecess, The course, which will

“ibe given lwice, is hased“onihe -

‘book by the same name by ‘pr.
‘Margaret, -Csapo, of ‘the

University. of : British Colum-.’

bia's .Paculty. af Education.
Another week-long program has

been planied lo examine the -

importance of parental a(-

“titudes io the education process:
. and 1o.help teachers improve .
their methods af working with

parents.

and
Ho Baglish.

Falready: 5+
registered i inone or. mote of 90 . ce
Ainegaved and Supportive

« Cnordihator. “of

~ facililies’of "he Jericho “Hi
: campus available. :

aod wver: “="A ‘Department | ‘of .
“| Education * facility used during —
the ‘regular school’ year. for ©

of which -
_ last one or two weeks, will help . .

parttinily lo examine their

_ problems by living-in over the -

‘Among the one-week. courses.
a “Pocketful. of +
> Praises". whieh is. designed. to
‘nelp teactiers reverse the sense-

May 14th. Spoons were ~
presented to Mrs. Bowlby, and

Mrs, Euverman for their uii-
failing help In the shop each-
Tuesday. A

B.C. Vocational: School
Students Association —

The Northwest “Area Council
_ meeting was held in Kitimat
May 24th, 25th and 26th. We had ©
“a. great turnout -for ‘our
- delegation. Jenny : Graf _at-
_ tended, the: Trustee's Meeting _
and Mary Little, Judy Axelson,
Nairne-Currie,. Harriet -Fark-
- : yam, Judy Condie. Rita Harvey~
and Olga. Power attended the
: Auxiliary. Section.: Mary, Olga -
‘and’ Jenny: also. stayed’ lo”
represent - Terrace- ‘atvall the
” Social. events. “Assistant to.
‘Mary'.Ford, -Sriithers, Area
-‘Represéniative for . Auxiliaries
:-is cur President, Olga. This i isa -
"yearly appolniment,,

would. like to thank the following
_ sponsors for donating prizes. towards .

our reallly on. June Ist, 1974

‘Millers Mens Wear

“Voluinteers are needed in the |
oHowing areas for the summer
onihs:

wy

“Mantiqus stan
 Gim’s erie

"Canada Satoway
-Super-Valu :
Terrace. +

sany inte - f
Defensive |
Driving |
Course” . ae | ia

“A ‘Defensive, Driving “Course
will “be. «given in “Terrace:
* beginning in the everiing of June...
The course : ‘will .be given
only \if there is sufficient , in-
terest 10 warrant’ having. the -
“course; Anyone jnlerested in
..Inis course should conlagt Hugh
Power ‘by ‘phoning’ cae of |

3 .

ullenging gifted childFén; and
ihe special learsing problems
immigrants who speak ‘itt

Services, and Hentry Linn, ti
Prince George School: District’
Uh "Specia
. Education, are in'charge_ of the **
“The ‘Hongurable
Eileen’ Daily,” Ministep, of .”
‘Education,: .: made: cvthe:
edueatiofial. 0 sil: 7

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