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TERRACE "Orminego” HERALD, TERRACE, B.C:

os Feb 22, 1967.

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OBITUARY

Mrs. John (Margaret) Lafon-
talne of Telkwa, formerly of

MARGARET LAFONTAINE Terrace.
Telkwa, B.C, The deceased suffered death

from carbon monoxide poison-
ing while she waited in a
stranded vehicle 20 miles east
of Smithers.

Funeral services were held
from Sacred Heart Catholic
Church on Friday, Feb. 10, for

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Maseum Society
To Meet Soon

The first general meeting of
the Terrace Museum Society
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thus:
day, Feb. 23, in Skeena Second-
ary School, The agenda in-
cludes election of officers,

The Terrace Museum Society

S{ will be responsible for the dev-
Alelopment and operation of the
A| historical museum to be housed

in the Centennial Library com-

s| plex. Its duties will include the
4| restoration, collection and de-
| velopment of all historical ob-
a; jects,

information and data

pertaining 40 the development
and achfevement of the area
aj encompassed by the Skeena
River water shed.

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“SADDLE CLUB”
(Continued from Page One)
phy.

Top Senior cowgirl was Bev
Wyatt who received the Cedar-
land Tire Service Trophy.

Top Junior Cowboy was
Darryl Wyatt who received the
Ev's Men's Wear Trophy.

Top Junior cowgirl for the
year was Gail Webb who recely-
ed the Houlden Logging Tro-
phy,

The: Skoglund Hot Springs
trophy for the best horse of the
year wént to “Lark” owned -by.
Harold Wyatt. This trophy must
be won three years in succes-
‘sion before the winner may
keep it, “Lark,” in winning
it again ‘this year, became
permanent holder,

Extra-special trophies went

AN to club timers, Walter Read and

Jake Loewen. Each received a
Totem Saddle Club Crying
Towel.

Prior to daneing which
rounded out the evening, a
special film entitled 'The Can-
adian Appaloosa” was shown.

Houlden was the door prize.
winner and took home a new
bridle. A  punchboard raffle
won two new saddlebags for
Leo DeJong on a 32 cent ticket.

Dancing to music provided by
Larry Somerfield featured sev:
eral specialty numbers, all of
which .carried prizes,

At the close of the evening
coffee and doughnuts were
served,

i .

Open heart surgery cures
86% of deformed hearts, ac-
cording to the B.C. Heart Foun-
dation which ds conducting the
1987 Heart campaign here
throughout February.

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LOOKING OVER ONE of several trophies awarded him
at the annual Awards Night of the Totem Saddle Club
is Jim Effray (left}. President of the club, Dave Han-
sen (second from left) made the presentation while;
club secretary Audrey Read (far right} and master of
ceremonies Jerry Prekaski (second from right) looked-
on.

HUSBAND AND WIFE both got into the awards act

at the Saddle Club Awards Night ceremonies. Shown
here are Ralph Menzies on the receiving end of the.
Diamond “‘S" Saddle Shep Trophy for the Senior Scurry,!
Ralph's wife, Shirley, owner-operator of the Diamond
“S” Saddle Shop enjoyed making the award,

OBITUARY

j Funeral services _ were _ held
Thursday, Feb. 8 ‘for’ thé" late
Stella Mae Bowlby 21, eldest

-| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross

Bowlby of Terrace. .

The late Miss Bowlby was
born in Wainwright, Alta. and
game to Northern B.C. in 1845
where she resided in Telkwa
with her parents until 1956.
The Bowlbys then moved to
Terrace where Stella graduated
from Skeena Secondary School
in 1963:

At the time of her death she
was employed in practical nurs-
ing at Port Alberni.

Shortly after finishing high
school, Stella worked for some
time with Columbia Cellulose
in Terrace. It was during this
period that she underwent open
heart surgery and her story
was told throughout the prov-
ince by the B.C. Tuberculosis
Society.

Following her employment
with Columbia Cellulose the
Jate Miss Bowlby went to Eng-
Jand where she resided with
relatives for a period of six
moriths while working at a var-
iety of jobs.

. Upon her return to Canada

Announcement

TO AUGMENT OUR. SERVICE IN THE
TERRACE ARE .
The British Columbia Automobile Association
pleased to announce that

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STELLA MAE BOWLBY,

Terrace, B.C.

she entered votational school
to train for’ practi¢al - nursing
and she completed her course
successfully © in September of
1966.

The late Miss Bowlby was an

accomplished athlete and until

the discovery of her heart de-
fect was actively engaged in
track and field athletics in Ter-
race, . ;
- Her death came suddenly and
enexpectedly while she slept at
the apartment she shared with
another nurse in Port Alberni.
Following her death on Feb-
ruary 5, her remains were
brought to Terrace for burial.
Funeral services were conduct-

ed from St. Matthews Anglican,
/ Church on Thutsday, February

9 at 3 p.m. The Reverend A. P.
Horsfield officiated and inter-

ment was made in Kitsumkalum
Cemetery.

Pallbearers were the Mes-
sers: Homer Beck. Homer Good,
William Mills, Howard Green,
Floyd Laughlin and Cecil Ag-
new.
In addition to her parents,
the deceased leaves. two broth-
ers, Vernon and Rodney and a
sister Laura to mourn her loss.
All reside in Terrace.

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dn MEMORIAM

MRS. WILMA FREGIN at VI 3.2380 '
P.O, Box 2385

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