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DOUBLE WEDDING PARTY

Terrace, Shown here, teft to

former Sharron. Grant),

Fraserview United Church in
Vancouver was the scene of a
double wedding of interest to
Terrace residents on October 8B,
when Sharron Donna Grant ba-
came the bride of Gordon James
Pollard of Port Alberni, B.C. and
Jo-Ann Carol Grant became the
bride of Terrence Roy Gibbons of
Rogers Pass, B.C. Both brides are
the daughters of Mr. and Mra
David Alexander Grant of Van-

‘|couver, and formerly of Terrace.

The Reverend J, Erb officiated
for both ceremonies which tock
place at 7:00 p.m.

Supporting Gordon Pollard, was
Mr. Cliff West of Port Alberni,
Mr. Gibbons was supported by
his brother, Wayne Gibbons of
Williams Lake, B.C.

Ushers were Mickey Wentworth
of Kelowna and Bill and Rick Bar-
on of Stave Falls, B.C.

Given in marriage’ by their
father, the brides chose identi-
eally styled wedding gowns af
cut velvet on white satin, featur
ing oval necklines, lily pdint
sleeves and floor length trains.
Lily of the valley sprays held
bouffant shoulder: length veils
crystal was the only jewellry
worn. Ea
of American red roses and pink
carnations,

Bridal attendants were Miss Gail

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Mr. Cliff West, best man for the Polard nuptials,

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and a single strand of pearls with| Hall
bride carried a bouquet |

Wednesday, November 30,

Double Wedding For Grant Sister

ARES aes

arrives for reception at Exhibition Park in Vancouver, follo

popular daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Grant, formerly
right, are Miss Gail Bouey of Terrace, bridal attenda

, Mr

Boney of Terrace’and Miss Wenda
Grant, sister of the brides, They
chose identically styled sheath
dresses of deep aqua satin ‘with
short, full backed boleros. Tulle
headpieces and aqua accessories
completed their ensembles and
each carried a bouquet of pale
pink carnations,

Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the Board
Room of Exhibition Park where
friends and relatives gathered to

greet the newlyweds,

stman for the Gibbons nuptials; Mrs. Terren
Terrence Gibbons, Mrs. Gordon Pollard (t
Miss Wenda Grant, bridal attendant; and

Mr, Tom Olson of Terrace pi
posed the toast to the new Mr.
PoJlard (Sharron) and Mr. Stuar
Smith of Vancouver proposed thei
bridal toast to Mrs, Gibbons (Jo-
Ann). os

Later in the evening the princi
pals left-on honeymoon trips to
separate points. Mr. and Mrz.
Pollard chose Terrace and Mr. and
Mrs, Gibbons chose San Francisco.

Guesty attended from several

points throughout B.C, as well as

Alberta and Callfornia.

Parcel Depot |

To Open Monday

Terrace post office will opens
a Christmas season parcel depot
on Monday, December 5 in the
10.0.F, Hall on Lakelse Avenue.

‘The. special service will provide
for the picking up of parcels only,
Mailing will be handled: in’ the
post office in the regular manner,

Parcel cards will be distributed
through the post office and’ recip-
iénts will then be required to
present the card at the 1.0.0F.

The parcel depot will be open
luring the same hours as the reg-
ular post office service. .

_ Candy Stripers’
Hold Bakesale

Terrace Candy Stripers held a
bakesale at the Terrace Coop on
November 25 and realized $42.00 in
proceeds,

A cake baked and decorated in
the shape of a butterfly was won
by Mrs. J. McLeod. ¢

Many people ‘donated baked
goods for the sale. Spokesmen for
the Candy Stripers: have termed

the sale a “great success” and have | =
‘extended thanks to these who as-

isted. .

Candy Stripers Julie Roper and
Marilyn’ ‘Larson decorated ‘tha
courtesy area of the Co-op for the
occasion: . 4

IN THE SUPER-VALU

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December 6 -
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