Wednesday, July 12, 1967

- TERRACE “OMINECA"

HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

,, Canada’ § ‘arcnaic divorce
laws’ should be brought. up to
date by permitting dissolution
of marriage for reasons suchas
cruelty, desertion, non-support
and drug and alcohol addictlon
says’ a joint Senate-commons
committee report made public
Jast Jast week, .

The government is expected to
used the committed’s draft as.
the basis for parliamentary ace
tion this fall,

The work of the 36member
committee was attacked for not
going far. enough by. five vate *
ran MPs who promised to cam-

paten publicly to get Parliament’

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Divorce laws to change.

but MP’s ‘still unhappy —

‘to accept marrlage’ breakdown
as the basic reason fordissol
ving. a marriage,
+ The marriage breakdown com
cept was: put to the, committes
’ py the AngHcan and United Chur-
ches, Canada Mental Health As-
sociation, Canadian Jewish Con-
gress, Natlonal Council of
Women and the Canadian Com-
mittee on thé Status of Women,
" ‘The Roman Catholic bishops
told the committee the Church
would, nat. oppose broader
grounds for divoree in the ofvil
courts, provided facilitfesto re-
concile estranged couples were
made avaliable, |

- The five MPs wholssuedthelr-
own dissenting document are
Gordon Aiken YBa me
+Muskoka), G.W, Baldwin,
Peace River), Andrew Brewin

DP--Toronto orem woods RB.
tel, Fairweather oy:
and Arnold Peters DP Timl-
skaming}, .

At present, the grounds for
divorce are adultery, Tape, So
domy, bestiality, and non-ron-
summation. for physical or
mental reasons, Most divorces
are granted for adultery,

"The - proposed additional

‘grounds would include:

Cruelty “ot substantial cha-
racter' 4 with application lett up
to the judge, ‘

Separation or desertion for
‘three years where there is no
reasonable Prospect ‘of recom
cillation,

Wiltul refusal or heglect by a
husband to support his wife and
famlly for one. year. ;

Bigamy by elther husband or
wife,

Wilful refugal to consummate
a marriage for a year,

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MR, AND MRS, WALTER MANTEL

Bride wore brocade at
Mantel-Contant wedding

‘The Christian Reformed
Church was ‘the scene of an
evening wedding Thursday, Jine
15, when Walter Mantel took as
Ms bride Linda Ann- Contant,
daughter of Mr... and Mrs. M.
J. Contant of Terrace,

The Reverend ¥. Luchies pers
formed the wedding ceremony
and Dick Seinen was best man.

Mr. Martin Haasjes played
the organ and Mrs. G,:van Laar
was ‘soloist. Norman Mantel,
Martin Contant and Arthur Groot.
' served as ushers at the church,

Given in marriage by her.
father, the bride was lovely in
her white brocade wedding gown,
with white pesu de sole train,
A crystal tiara held her fin.
ger =, tip = length veil, She car-
| vied:
“with white steps

groom,
Her attendants were Miss
Tena Mantel, sister of the

tant, sister of the bride. The
two bridesmalds: wore floor-
length mauve peau de sole dres-
ses with cumberbund held by
roses and streamers, They wore
Tinestone tiaras in their hair,

LAV E EVERVTHIN OUT ON
BED. oe MAA ee ‘Ss SEE.
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7a. -bouquat : of red roges.
‘sprinkled |
hanotis, Her wedding dress was
made hy her mother, She wore
} @ pearl necklace, a gift of the

Yellow roses,

Was an open-house reception in
the church, followed by a ban
quet in Lakelse Totem Room.

For the wedding the bride's
mother wore a yellow peau de
sofe dress and coat, white ace
cessories and pink baby roses
corsage, The groom’s mother
chose a dark green dress with
white accessories and orchid
corsage,

The bride’s table was cem

made and decorated by the
bride’ s father who is proprice
tor of Mountview Bakery Ltd,

Dick Seinen. proposed the toast
to the bride and read telegrams
af congratulabloisifcom ‘Pritice
George and Holldnd, Jake Beste.
broer was master. of cere«
monies, .

Mr, and Mrs, Mantel left later
for Los Angeles, California, on
thelr honeymoon,

On thelr return they will take
up residence at 4732 Tuck Avoe
nue. ‘The groom Is employed with
the District of Terrace Fire
Department and the bride with
Mountview Bakery,

Gut of town guasts at the wed-
ding Included Rev, and Mrs, G,
vanLaar of Willard, Ohlo, U.S, ,
4a: Mrs and Mrs. "A, Mantel,
Surrey, B.C, and Mr. and Mrs,
Sid Beerda, Mrs, Harry Kruls-,
selbrink and Miss Gloria Kars«
‘ten, all of Smithers’ B,C,'.

Amazing
wood has
many faces.

-That amazing substance cal-
‘led wood has many faces,

“We are all acquainted with
its ordinary structural uses, but
how .many are familiar with the
thousands of products ‘not
readily identiflable as wood
which comes from a tree?

: A partial list includes such
substances as acetic acid, bak-:

440g. yeast, butadiene for synthe

lic :rubber, carbonic acid,. gly-
-cerine: for. medicinal Purposes,
-Oxalle ‘acids for bleach,

embie a tree?

'|,i0f course not, yet they are

‘made .at wood hydrolysis plants

: throughout, the country and they

‘depend. upon the forestsfor their.
_Faw.material,

Both hardwood. and softwood
een are used, .

+. QOne.of wood! 5 greatest assets
-As.its’ sensational property af
allowing itself to be cut, cooked,

‘distilled, pulled apart, presaed,.

glued - or pressure bonded and
‘séparated by hydrolysis,
4g Hitle wonder that, the

forest: ‘hag ‘played a. vital role

in the growth of the natlon from
‘pioneer days. :

¢ tennial: quilt.
A ot for fale

ork: by: Mra; Donald.

| Titus. Mrs, ‘Titus, who’ runs a;
_) erogery:
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‘TBale She plana to ‘give to:

ore ‘here,. says the!

len’t for |

hier and-daughter. - Bone

and carried white carnations and

After the ceremonies there

tered with a 3-ter wedding cake | |

Do any of these evenremotely |.

Canadian Highway Safety
Council have cajled on moto-
rists to offer highway hospita-
lity to tourists,

They have listed twelve ways
drivers: can show courtesy to
- ylslting motorists,

“In addition to winning good
will for Canada, courteousdrly-
ing will lower the: accident
rate,’* a- Council spokesman
sald, ; ey

‘Here are-the 12-ways to’be
a good host on the highway:

1. Be ready to give directions,
when asked,
2, Make allowances fora visitor

rules,

3, Stop to see if you can help:
when a motorist seems to be in
trouble, .

4, Always lower your high beam
lights when meeting a car. ;
§. Always lower your high beam
lights when close behind a4 car,
6, Don't tailgate - don't cut in,
7. Always use directional sig-
nals when moving from Tané to
Jane, or turning.

8, if ‘a motorist fails to yleld,

(Remember the lines “he was
Tight, dead right, as he sped
along, but he’s Just as dead as
if he were wrong,’ on

who does not know local traffic -

don't insist on your right of way. |

9, When another car moves to
pass, don’t make [t more dil-.
fleut by speeding up. (Would
you walk faster if someone pas
sad you on the street?

10 When a passing dr ver seeks

a “Vase in your
and Let ffm fn, :

fellow has arighttobe
12, Courtesy is contagi
not Five it a A tay?”

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Phone 924.2096,
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Residential, Commercial and
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of Sewing Machines,
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4607 Lakelse Ave,
Phone 635-5315

B.C,

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Funeral Home

Ph, 635-2444 » P.O. Box 430
TERRACE, B.C.

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MASONRY - CONTRACTO
Commercial @ Renideatiar
Natural Rock, Mason
Kar) Motz ~— Phone 635-2312
Slate ‘and Flagstone, Block

and Brick, Imitation Stone}.
. amd Brick Veneer.

‘e Coin Dry

(shirts beaut

Richards’ Cleaners: Limited

"Operating with the Most Modern Equipment”

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B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
Box 1438, Terrace, B.C.;
4664 Lazelle Avenue

Phone 635-5522 etd].

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Commercial and. Residertiel
Wiring ;

635-5375 «

Box 1463. -- Terrace, B.C. |

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4439 Greig Ave. Terrace,

BYTOWN DIESEL SALES LTD,

authorized dealer for
DETROIT, DIESEL (G.M.) ENGINES

Hazelton Area tt
B.C, Phone .635-5130 -

Al’s Laundry
AND |
Dry Cleaning
Free Pick-up and Delivery
TERRACE, B.C,
Phone 635-2838.

‘Vic. Jolliffe |
Plumbing & Heating Ltd.

635-2102 Box 145
. TERRACE, Be.

PYRAMID ROOFING
& INSULATION LTp.:
e Specializing in Cedar
Shake Roofs
eo New and Oli Cedar
Sidewall Shakes —

For. Free Estimate
Phone 635-7497

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B.C. Land Surveyor
P.O, Box 1095 — 635-6628
' Lazelle Avenve
‘Terrace, B.C.

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