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ednesday, April 20, 1966

TERRACE COM

Saturday,

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he SURPRISE of the Centennial year!
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District Agents:

BERRACE CO-OP’s Nairne Culver
ing (right) and his wife Lillian (seated left) each w
mat Saturday evenin
Fears with the co

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“Taller

MUNITY CENTRE

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sCorbin King Feted At Surprise Co-op Dinner

Terrace Co-op manager Corbin King, and his wife

Lillian were told by a wait

hand,

The group turned out to be 140
‘Co-op workers, members, directors
and guests, assembled in a sur-
prise tribute to Mr. King on his
completion of 25 years of con-
tinuous service in the Co-op move-
ment,

Mr. King’s complete surprise
was a source of delight for staff

O'Shea

wae i) ok : ; les co 8 a oF
(centre) presents guest of honor, manager Corbin
ith an engraved Bulova wristwatch

g's special dinner honoring King upon his completion of 25 continuous
-Operative movement.

TERRACE “Omineca”’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

a

(staff photo)

ress Saturday night they had

arrived at. Skoglund'’s Hot Springs too late for the regular
dinner menu, She suggested they join a group in the adjoin-
ing banquet room where plenty of barbecued chicken was on

members and directors of the
Terrace Co-op who had planned
the special dinner and worked
secretly for several days making
final arrangements.
Ted Johnston, Co-op public re.
lations officer, emceed the after.
dinner program which included
testimonial! tributes from many of
Corbin King's former Co-op asso-
ciates as well as from numerous
present-day co-workers,
Miss Nairne Culver, acting in
Place of Mrs. Jan McKinnon, who
was unable to atiend due to ill
ness, presented Mr. and Mrs. King
each with an engraved Bulova
wrist watch on behalf of the Ter-
Tace Co-op staff,
Co-op director Floyd Frank then
approached the couple and told
them he had been instructed by
the Board of Co-op Directors and
the Terrace Co-op membership to
order them to “take off on a holi-
day." Mr. Frank presented Mr.
King with two return Plane tickets
to Hawaii. .
Corbin King was raised and ed-
ucated in Terrace and began his
career with the Co-pperative move:
ment during the early 1940's. He
and his wife Lillian worked in Pr.
Rupert and at Aliford Bay on the
Queen Charlotte Islands before
returning to Terrace to manage
the Co-op outlet here. The Kings
have three children, Mr. King has
guided the Terrace Co-op from its
small beginning, to today’s modern
mecea for shoppers and the esteem
and respect in which he is held
by fellow workers and Co-op mem.
bers was evident in words of tri:
bute offered Saturday evening by
several speakers.
Les Phillips, secretary of the
Board of Directors of the B.C.
Co-op Wholesale Society said, “I
was one of the first people to
introduce Corbin to the Co-op
movement and Corbin was a man
who found hia purpose early in
life and stuck with it”
George Viereck, manager Fish-
ermens Credit Union, Prince Rup-

op Quarter Century Club and ex-
tended greetings from many of
his former Co-op associates in Pr.
Rupert, —

Alex Houlden, president of the

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Me

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ert, welcomed King into the Co-|-

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Friday, April 22

April 23 --- Prince Rupert

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RECO L CL ee COLO OLE CT RACE CCUCE ECL CCL OL CT CONT

Terrace Co-op Board of Directors,
spoke highly of the contribution
Corbin King has made to the com-
munity of Terrace, the province of

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