TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B. Cc,

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MR, p, AND MRS,

ember 1 when dames Richard
McColman wed Vera Linda Lup-
ick, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
George Lupick.

Rey. Edward Whidden per-
formed the wedding ceremony.
Glen Brink was best man and
Leonard Lupick acted as usl
er.

The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father and wore a
gown of rayon taffeta with full
skirt and lily point sleeves. Her
three-tier nylon illusion bouffant
veil fell from a cluster of hand-

her hair. She carried a bouquet
of pink and white roses,

Her two attendants, Linnea Lue
pick and Mrs, Ghislaine Allen
wore pink lace dresses and car
ried bouquets of tiny pink cara
nations.

Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the Totem
Room of the Lakelse Hotel. For
the occasion the mother of the

J. R. McCOLMAN

__Lupick. McColman rites.

Marriage vows were exchang-
ed in Knox United Church Nove

made peau de sole flowers in|:

er a beige dress of rayon knit
with a corsage of bronze mums,
The groom's mother chose atur-
quoise dress, with a corsage of
pink mums,

Harvey Paul as master of cere-
monies, proposed the toast tothe
bride and Glen Brink honoredthe
bride's attendants.

For her going-away costume
for their honeymoon to Edmonton
and Rocky Mountain House, Al-
berta, the bride wore a cream
two-piece suit with white acces=
sories,

Mr, and Mrs. MeColman make
their home at 5024 Agar Avenue,

Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ding included: Mr. and Mrs, A.W,
MeColman, parents of the groom
and his sister, Ruth-Ann MeCol-
man of Rocky Mountain House,
Alberta; Bert Jolson also of
Rocky Moutain House; Mrs,
Fred Schaeffer, Prince Rupert;
Mr. and Mrs, Nick Lupick and
family and Miss Teresa de Lis

bride wore brown nylon lace ov-

Orme of Kitimat,

Totem Saddle Club wil] host the
annval meeting of the Central
B.C. Horsemans Assoctatlon,
January 25,

Al Parfitt, president of the Ter-
race club, said 24delegates from
eight affiliated clubsare expected
to attend the one day conference,

The Association invoives elght
clubs located between Terrace
and Prince George.

Hazelton wins

three of four

Skeena Junior and Intermed-
jate basketball teams received a
warm welcome when they tray-
elled to Hazelton Saturday,

Hazelton won three of the four
scheduled games,

Hazelton Junior beat Skeena
Intermediates 69-50, Hazelton Se.
nior beat Skeena Juniors 81-70,
Hazelton Seniors beat Skeena In
termediates 106-29 and Skeena
Juniors beat Hazelion Juniors
56-36.

Juniors impressed in both gam-
es. Guard Gerald Lamming scor-
ed 48 points in two games and
centre Dale Prest tallied 29 and
did some strong rebounding.
Guard Dennis Dakin impres-
sed for the intermediates and
forward Tom Agnew led the re
bounds.
SKEENA JUNIORS 56: G. Lam-
ming 24, C, Mills 11, D, Prest
10, T. Casey 5, Ve Jacques 4,
dD "Gare 2.
HAZELTON JUNIORS 36: Ste.
phens 10, Simpson 6, Barons 6,
Gawa 6, Larson 5, M, Steph.
ens 2, Sebastian i -

SKEENA JUNIORS 70: G, Lam=
ming 24, D. Prest 19, C. Mills

Ve Jacques 2,

HAZELTON SENIORS 91: C,.
Wright 35, A. Jack 13, K, Mowe
att 10,-A. Wright 8, Je Robin-
son 7, "e “Robinson 5, R. Combs

Modern girls adore spine
ning wheels — four of them
and a spare,

All some folks have ready
for a rainy day is a freshly
washed car,

FRIDAY

DEC. 20

GRAND: -
OPENING

LAZELLE GROCERY
and CONFECTIONERY

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Grad&1 2 Student

Secondary School

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ber of the Terrace & District

Credit Union because...

The- hours. are $0 convenient fora
school student and the Credit Union

cares about the individual

JIM REEVES

at Skeena

is a mem-

‘Drop i in. to-day ond we will show y you ¢ our other conveniences.
in the Torrace Co-op Bung 4617 Greig

Totem Club will
host horsemen

11, T. Casey 10, K. Houlden 4,]

“This is the first time: the
annual meeting has been held in |.
Terrace although we have helong-
ed to the Association for some
tme,’’ Parfitt sald.

He said the Assoclation is
designed to bring the various
riding clubs tegether for diacus-
sion and friendly competition.

At a November 26 meeting the
Saddle Club elected Frank Thiel,
Willie Schneider and Jim Es-
say to co-ordinate the conference
and to prepare resolutions from
the local club,

- Parfitt said the membership
also approved a constitution
amendment which allows the club
to add six new directors to the
club executive,

Those elected as directors for
one year terms were Mrs, Al-~
berta Beck, Frank Thiel, Mrs,
Roberta Muller, Rick Sheppard,
John Olson and Beraice Houl-
den.

me

J _Wodrantay, Decent 1968.

‘Men's Men's legge beskeiball ee ~ |

Tsimshians outscore. ‘Agar Red and White’

‘|. Skeena Tsimshians beat Agai',
Red and White’ 7486 Thursday,

Skeena led atthe half 43-31
but Agar behind Bob Wilson and
Don Cottrell came back to grab
8 brief 54-53 lead,

Rick Dakin and Ed Obzera ald

some outstanding rebounding and
Rod Kluss sank a 25 ft, set shot
to give the students the lead,

All five Skeena starters then

scored to give the students the;

final 74-66 margin,
SKEENA TSIMSHIANS 74: R,

Kluss 22, E, Obzera 18, R, Dakin | Ise

14, B. Kester, 12, F. Cervo 6,
T, Wilson 2,

AGAR RED & WHITE 66; R,
Wilson 19, D. Cottrell 14, F, Phil-
pot 9, G. Sharples 7, "G., Mee
Connell 7, D. Skoglund 6, W. El-
kew 4, .

LMH BEATS ALMACS

Lakelse Motor Hotel beat Al-
bert and McCaffery 71-69 (Dec=
ember 5),

Early scoring By Dave Webster

and Joo Prokopehukgave  Lakelse F Motor Hotel 94-62 Dec-|and control on the boards from
2 30-15 Brokope ea Laxellig Me Don. ‘Cottrell and Bob Wilson.
Lead changed four times inthe

Albert andMoCatfery had early
trouble, finding. the ‘range until ¢ half, with Agar holding the| Walter Elkew and Fred Phil.
i marae at the buzzer 39-32, - |pot jotned in the scoring spree.

the lade Yo eat Teed atte Avery strong segond balf put| Agar
e middle to ‘cut the. at the very strong seco p Scored 61 points in thas
Agar ahead 52-38 behind scoring| ond lt. Bec

half to 40-32,
Lakelse increaded the margin
with Prokopchuk scoring freely |B
for a 61-45 margin with six;3
minutes remaining,
. Albert andMcCaffery fintshed
strongly with Harold Champoux
scoring, but failed to catch Lake-

TAKELSE MOTOR HOTEL: Tit
D. Webster 18, M, Marquardt 10,
J. Prokopchul 23, Ba. Ganzer
10, D. Barlow 8, T.: Tebo 2,

ALBERT & MeCAFFERY 69s
H. Champoux 22, J. Stroet 4,
D, MeKay 17, ‘g. ‘Reynolds 3s
A. Blessin 6, D, MeLeod 8,
Hamhuis- 2

AGAR DOWNS HOTEL ,
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