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THE LION IN SUMMER was seen on the streets
when the. Prince Rupert Chinese Community held a parade to promote

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of Terrace Saturday

the Folkfest performances at the R.E.M, Lee Theatre. (Dave Hamilton

Photo).

The Sacred Heart Catholic
Church was the location of
the ceremonies June 19 al
4:00 p.m. when Maria
Conceicao Pereira,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Pereira, exchanged
marriage vows with Tony
Silveira Macedo Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Macedo.
Father Andrew Allison
officiated at the ceremony.

The bride given in
marriage by Tony Macedo
Sr., looked lovely in a long
white gown complete with
long trailing veil trimmed
with lace matching that of
the dress. She carried a
large bouquet of red roses
arranged with while car-
nations.

The bridesmaids were
Maria Moniz, Maria
Bonitinho and Fatima
Macedo, friends of the.

short-sleeved dresses with
ruffled necklines and dark
and light yellow flowered

by the bridesmaids were of
yellow net and lilac flowers,

The bride’s mother wore a
dark blue dress and coat
with a corsage of white
roses.

Joe Moniz was best man to
the groom and Manuel
Moniz, Oliver Macedo and
Tony Mateus were the
ushers.

The reception was held in
the Terrace Arena Banquet
Room. Mr. Joe Mitchell

capably handled the duties -

of Master cf Ceremonies.

The newlyweds will take
up residence at 4808
Graham Avenue, Terrace,

Pereira-Macedo wedding

Tony Silveira Macedo

and

Maria Conceicao Pereira
(Ken’s Photo Studio)

Ifyou need help telephone

i 635-5636 __ or 635-5520
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ALCOHOLICS.. However, those who have
ANONYMOUS AND THE stopped while they still have
“HIGH BOTTOM"' job, family, and position in
ALCOHOLIC the community are often

How far dawn the path of
alcoholism do you have to go
in order to quatify for
membership in Alccholics
Anonymous?

Not very far. The A.A.
preamble states, “The only
requirement for mem-
bership is a desire to stop
drinking." And that is an
individual decision.

In the early years, most
A.A. members spoke of
losing jobs and families, of
time spent in hospitals, jails
and skid rows across the
nation, Today, however, the

rofile of A.A. membership

aS changed, Newer
members come in speaking
of days lost from work, of
marital problems, Yet they
fee] the remorse and shame
common to all alcoholics.

They may not haye had
blackouts (memory lapses)
or taken the morning drink.
They may-not have had the
shakes and the sweats. Yet -
they have experienced
many symptoms of
alcoholism typical of the
skid-row alcoholic.

‘There is no difference as
far as A.A, membership is:
concerned, Both types are
alcoholics. :

referred to as “‘high bot-
tom” alcoholics, whereas
those who have been
hospitalized and jailed, lost
family and job, are called
“low bottom” alcoholics,

The difference between
the two categories is that a
taste of the horror of
alcoholism has been more
than enough to convince the
high-bottom alcohclic that
he has a problem with
alcohol. ;

The low-bottom alcoholic
needs a little more per-
suasion — hospitalization,
jail, dismissals, divorce
caurt,- ete. Unfortunately,

some alcoholics are never:

convinced. They are
committed to a mental
hospital, some with per-

_manent brain damage. Or

they die. ;

In large measure some of
today’s A.A. members owe
their early recovery to the
fact that the disease of
alcoholism has _ been
recognized at all levels as a
national public health
problem.

They may have been
referred to A.A. by a doctor,
psychiatrist, or clergyman.
A relative or a friend may

'

have read about A.A. in a
national magazine or

newspaper. They may have § ;
iy Two bedroom home with hig
mvegetable garden, close to

seen a movie or television
drama dealing with
alcoholism and A.A.

They may work for one of
the hundreds of companies
in the United States that
have programs to combat
alcohelism among em-
ployees, where counselors
note absenteeism or a
suspicious pattern of work
behavior,

Once an individual joins
A.A., he can identify with
the progression of
aleoholism in the stories of
other members -~ many of
whom have endured more
mental, physical and
spiritual suffering.

He will note that the
' disease gets worse over the

years -- never better. He :

will learn from others who

have “experimented” that §

no period of abstinence —
days, months or years —

will enable him io drink A

safely again. He will learn

from the experience of other &
ecan maintain @.
his health, happiness and §

A.A.'s that

spiritual well-being by
staying away from one

drink one day at atime. And &

he will become grateful that
he is a
alcoholic.

@ Chalet-type home with 4

: ting.

high-bottom §f

The tion later came down the aisle of the theatre to the delight of the
people who attended the Fotkfest performances. (Brian Gregg Photo),

A bill of rights for health
care consumers is being
sought by .the  18,000-
member Registered Nurses’
Association of B.C. ;

The nurses are seeking
endorsement of the measure
from B.C. Health Minister
Robert McClelland and a
variety of organizations,
including the B.C. Medical
Association, the B.C. Health
Association, the
Professional Association of
Residents and Interns and
the Medical Record
Librarians’ Association of
B. : -
Adopted from a position
paper of the Consumers’
Association of Canada, the
nurses’ proposed bill of
rights includes:

- The right to be informed
about nutrition, birth
control and drug abuse;
about health insurance;
about referral practices to

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| RNABC seek health bill |

community health facilities
and‘ about the - individual's
own diagnosis and treat:
ment, -

- The right to refuse ex-
perimentation, undue and
painful prolongation of life,
and participation in
teaching programs,

+ The right to participate .

in decision-making, in-
cluding consumer . par-
ticipation in government
planning of health services
and with health personnel
involved in the individual’s
direct care. ,
- The right to access to
qualified health personnel,
to a second medical opinion
and to prompt responses in
emergencies. ‘
All registered nurses in
the province are members
of the association, which is
the governing body of the.
profession in | British
Columbia,

Realty World
Member Brokers
bring you their best

1) acres of flat river bottom
land, only 5 miles from town.

i $20,000.00. Calt H. Godlinski,

635-5397,

Aterrific buy ina duplex, Two
3 bedroom units aver 1500 sq.
ft. each. Near new building

Shas low overhead and good
Btenancy record. Fenced and

landscaped in a good area of
town, Close fa elementary
school. Asking $59,000.00.
Phone Hans Cautien, 635-3708.
mils,

Lovely home with large well-.
kept yard on Hamer Avenue,
#100 ff. of frontage on paved
sireet. Double carport and
natural rock fireplace. Phone’
and arrange appointment to
view, Frank Skidmore, 635-
5691,

Commercial &
(Office
Space for Lease

- MINI MALL -

Fraak Skidmore
635-4971

badrooms, approx. 1800 sq. ft.,
etectric heat, on two acres of

@iand. A vary distinctive

residence in a parklike sef-
Inquire about rental
purchase on this property. For
more information, call H.
Godlinski, 635-5297.

schools, full basement with 2
S additional bedrooms, a good
Shome for a big family. Full

price only $38,000.00. Call H.

Godlinski, 635-5397.

Park

Hans Caulien
635-3708

~~

Frank Skidmore
635-5691

Truly elegant! Spanish style 4
bedroom home located on
Pear Street. This.home has
been reduced in price and is
an excellent buy at 545,000.00.
Phone H. Godlinski, 635-5397.
This home should be viewed
before you buy anojher.

Looking for a peaceful
summer hideaway? Try this
ideal family cabin at Lakelse
Lake, situated on the west side
of lake, This summer
hideaway features large cabin
with porch completely round,
beautiful setting plus shallow
sandy beach. Priced at just

$15,000.00, Phone Barb Pariitt, —

635-6768,

196 acre farm. 2 miles river
frontage, 1 mile highway
frontage. Fult line af farm
machinery, several ovt-
buildings, 2 wells, large

garden area plus greenhouse
are just a few of the features
'- you'll find on this farm. Phone
for appoiniment to view. Barb
Parlltt, 635-6748.

A good buy. 3 be

with basement, fireplace and
carport. Borders a park area.
Paved street. Good condition
fhroughout. Open price in
$40,000.00 range. Phone Hans
Caulien, 635-3708.

2city lots, 66 x 100, R-4 caning.
Full price $12,500.00, Call H.
Godlinski, 635-5397.

Well maintained 4 bedroom

‘hame in quiet area on ¥2 acre.

Has chicken coop - utility shed.
with pen, all major appliances
will stay. For further in-
formatian call Ron Earl, 435-
2613,

Avenue Realty Ltd.||

| 4615 Park Avenue

” fenced,

“minutes from town.

Harst Godlinski
635-5397

This Hamer Avenue home
features rec roam, bar,
laundry room and workshop in
basement. Must be viewed to
see value. 3 bedrooms up and 1
down. Electric heat, ‘land-
scaped and fenced yard. Close
fo fown and schoals. Call F.
Skidmore ta view, 635-5491.

HOME ON ACREAGE

Cozy 2 bedroom house with
barn and shed on 15 acres,
mostly cleared and seeded, all
beautiful fruit and

vegetable garden. An ideal
place for country fiving. Full
price $70,000.05. Call H.
Godlinski, 635-5397.

Spacious 3 bedroom family
home with self-contained
suife, ground levél. Try your

offer an this home located ©

close fo schools and jus?
Phone
Barb Parfitt, 635-6768 to view.

Rental property, 3 suites In a
new building that, requires
finishing. Unusual Sut prac-

fical design. Perfect for

someone that can complete

fhe work himself and then rent
out for revenue, Ask any of our
sales peaple for more in-
formation. Must be soid. Open
fo offers an price and terms.
Phone 635-4971,

$35-2612

Ron Eari

Very appealing property with
mobile home 12 x 24 and ad-

size. 4
carpet

same
Ww-W

dition of
bedrooms,

throughaut. Equipment shop
good for fogging trucks or
other machinery. For further
information cali H. Godlinski,
635-5397.

ay

Small 2 bedrogm home on
Graham Avenue. 130 x 394" lot,
partially landscaped. Try
your offer. Phone Barb
Parfitt, 435-6768. MLS. -

Acreage. Willow Creek
Subdivision. Creek, partially
cleared. Easy year round
access, $18,000.00. Phone Hans
Caulien or any Park Avenue
salesperson.

3 bedroom home with carport.
Practical interlor layout.
Basement has rumpus room
and extra bedroom. Big yard,
fenced, Tree hausa included in
full price of £46,700,00. Phone
Hans Caulien, 635-3708.

Parklike setting, view of
Skeena Rivar, plus beautiful 3
bedroom, full basement hame.
Located on Churchill Drive,
fhis executive type -home
features 2 fireplaces, rec
room, storage room,

Workshop, full fength balcony -

plus beautifully landscaped
yard. Phone Barb Parfitt, $35-
6768 for viewing.

Privacy, parklike setting, 5.39%
acres of land. These are [usta
few of the features you'll find &
in this 2 bedraam log hause at!
Woodland Park. Make an
appointment toe view now.
Phone Barb Parfitt, 635-6748.

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The Best Building Lots
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Underground Services.
High & Dry. Ask any of ff
our Salespeople about

Prices & Terms. t

oan

Barb Pariitt
435-6748

Four bedrooms in this split
level home, needs same

finishing inside, a good
Potential for a handyman.
Priced at anly $26,000.00. For
further information cal! H.
Godlinski, 635

Relaxed country tiving on 1%4
acres of land, Modern home
with spacious kitchen and
living room, 2 bedrooms. Self-:
contained suite in basement. AG
good buy at $42,000.00, For
more information cail H..
Godlinski, 635-5397,

Building lots. Residential and §
commercial, priced to sell.

Looking for small acreage ar
small farm for horses, Phone
Barb Parfitt, 625-6768. We
have several small farms and
acreages ideal for horse orf
small hobby farms,

635-4971 |

Ed Diess'
35-2089

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