dnesdoy, October 12,1966 TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE BRITISH COLUMBIA..

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and need ca

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comput ‘monthly, on ‘the’ uhipatd balance,’ which _

meats every payment’ reduices the amoutit of interest

you pay: Ifyou need money, ‘wisit. the: ‘Associates,

S where the equity in your eine tain be: worth $2,000

: : or more. oot, !

“Jot the organization held in Chi-
{ cago, Tl, Nearly 5,000 represent-

'{Utives participated at the meeting

| Headache Tablets ‘now, Get one
.- | bottle, at regular price - another
‘| for. just one cent, Sample price:

oe ularly 800 now 2 for 90c. Get all

sary” cake made by Mrs, Little and decorated by Mrs. Ann Sites.

SEATED BEFORE A WEDDING CAKE, topped with a miniature china bride and groom
that had decked their cake 25 years ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon L. Little celebrated their
silver wedding -anniversary on ‘Tuesday, October 4 when the family gathered to surprise
them at their home in the Elma Apartments. Gordon Little, son of the late George
Little, married Julia Simpson in the United Church in’ Hazelton on October 4, 1941,
Fallowing a honeymoon: in Prince Rupert, Mr. and Mrs, Little made their home at Kwin-
itsa where Mr. Little operated the George Little & Son Ltd. sawmill. Ten years later. they | -
moved to Terrace where Mr, Little opened a bulldozing business and in 1958 took over the ~~
John Deere dealership which ‘he now ‘operates, Their oldest son George was deceased in

1962 and they have three other children, Bill, Linda -and Elaine. Friends called on the

Littles throughout the week to offer their congratulations and ‘partake of the “aniver-

CRADLE ROLL
The following births were re-
forded during the week at Mills
Memorial Hospital:
Born: ‘to;: : “
Mr. and Mrs. John Olsson, Oct
wet 7,.a 90n. |
Mr. apd Mrs. Arthur Parker,
October 8, a daughter.

’ Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Seymour,
October 8, a daughter.
Mr, and ‘Mra. Philip .Guy Wil
Hams, October 10, a daughter.
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Carnival Prize
|. Winners

Prize winners at Terrace's Cen-
tennial Carnival last were were
as follows: Goat skin—Mrs. W. J.
Pratt;. ceremic. bowl—Mrs. J.
Froese; picture—Theresa Poze;
jewellery—T. Eristenson; decorat-
ed cake—G, -R, Hamer; bowl of
candy-—Mias Larkin: Cohoe —
(Chuck Crown and swim tickets—
Gayle Bowyer.

Local Manager
Attends Potlatch
More than’160 World Book and
Childcraft managers and repre-
sentatives for British Columbia
attended a “potlatch” last Satur-
day at the Villa Motor Inn in
Vancouver, |
Mrs, Nella Mirdoch, manager of
Terrace-Kitimat area, ‘nttended the
meeting,
Mra, Mirdech had recently re-|-
furned from attending the Inter-
national Achievement conference

IN FULL SOUND
and

atives, managers and home exec-

which marked the golden anniver-
eary ot World Book,

@ DESK DRAWERS, purses, glove
compartments - good places to
keop éxira headache tablets on|
hand. Save. on Rexall’s ASa-Rex

seer

At
Bottle of 144 Sgrain Tablets reg-

BREATH-TAKING COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
WILDLIFE MOVIE FROM

ALASKA

we LARGEST POLAR BEAR EVER TAKEN
HUNT FOR 120,000 tb, BOWHEAD WHALE
Xe ESKIMO LIFE IN THE SHADOW OF RUSSIA
* ADVENTURE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY aoe

TERRACE COMMUNITY: CENTRE
my = Tuesday, Oct. 25 - Two Shows’, and 9 P.M, -
a Adults $1 50, , Children T5¢—Tickets ot Door

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