set the scene for the lovely wed-
ding of. Patricia Lynn Jennings
and Robert’ Nels Clarkson at
Queens Avenue United Church,
New Westminister. They happy
‘couple exchanged vows before
the:Reverend George Morrison
on.Oct.’6, oe
' Given’‘in marriage by her
parents ‘ Elizabeth Jennings,
Vancouver, and Doug Jennings,
Surrey, the bride was radiant in
a white satin gown with bodice
of. re-embroidered lace with
pearls and diamante featuring a -
full satin “skirt and cathedral
train .echoing the embroidered
lace. A film of sheer tulle
cascaded from her hair. She car-
ried’ apricot roses accented by
baby orchids, oS
Colleen O’Keefe-Friedman,
’ Kathy «Matthews and Vivian
Hilton. attended the bride in
royal: blue peau de soie gowns
with matching accessories. They
carried bouquets of white car-
nations and apricot roses,
- Jessica Clark was the.charm-
‘ing flower girl in a long’ white
-gown carrying a basket of
flowers trimmed with royal blue
‘ribbons. Kyle Clark-was a most
handsome ring bearer in'a black
tuxedo, oe

Bob. Clarkson, 1980

Caledonia graduate and a pro- * |g,

minent Terrace Kermode basket
ball star in the late, 1970's. was
supported by best man-
Latirence Spencer (Salt” Spring
Island) and ushers Gordon
Clarkson, . (Vanderhoof) and
Brian Brown. All -were resplen-
dent in black tuxedos with:
apricot boutonnieres.

Bob is the younger son. of
Gordon and Gloria Clarkson,
formerly of Terrace as well as
Zamoanga, Phillipines and now
residing in Delta, so
’ Centennial Lodge, Queen
Park was the scene of a
delicious buffet dinner, where
over 100 guests celebrated with
the happy couple,

The toast tothe bride’ was
lovingly given by Doug Player,
a life-long friend of ‘the bride’s |
family. A toast to the groom

s..

"A splendid autumn afternoon aan

month.

FORMER TERRACE resident Robert
Patricia Jennings) in cutting the cake following their wedding last. .

Se se a 4
Clarkson joins his bride -

was given by Marylin Davies
touching on» some of the
humorous incidents of Bob's
teen years in Terrace.

‘Master of ‘ceremonies, Bill
Robinson, family friend of the
Clarksons, read telegrams from
relatives and friends and in-
troduced out of town guests
from Northern B.C., the Fraser
Valley, Vancouver’ Island as
well as Bob's college basketball
teammates from Washington
and Oregon,

A distinctive four tiered wed-
‘ding cake was made in the

Honour students

; _ The following Thornhill Junior Secondary students are to

during the first teciat" <":* *

: be..congratulated-on- their- excellent. academic: performance---;»-

Grade 8 — Melariié Mintenko, Jason Yamashita! Suzanne

‘ Stone, Ryan Monsen, Dale Walker, Scott Long, Scottee
Rootham, Melanie Dubois, Sarah Davies, Soren Hedberg,
Earle Ratcliffe, Shane Clutterbuck, Tony LeRoss, Kent Rath-

‘ jen, Derek Cooper, Cheryl Irwin, Faye Coburn, Willow Van

’ Genne and Mathew Clark.

- Grade 9 — Johnathan Duffy, Maria Schlamp, Sonja
Hedberg, Aaron Petovello, Yvonne Schmidt, David Halley,
Dallas Wiebe and Adam Hill.

Grade 10 — Josee Banville, Steven Maxim, Darla Webber,

Nita Schlamp,. Bryan .Trehearne, Rodney: Sanches, Kari

Eisner, Christine Todd, Keri Sauer, Fran Walker, Jon

Hildebrandt, Gynette Gogag, Jen Smith, Heather Cameron,

Keri Fell,:Tanya Booth, Joel Rosel, Keri Zilinski and Tasha

McAvoy, >

Australian : design.-by former

__ Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 28, 1990 — Page B3

Fine Dining Tes Bet |.

BRITISH COLUMEIA

PLLET OF are SALMON STEAK
‘ORANG Marinated In lemon and
Sole Is poached then topped iF J: seasonings, our . chef's
with a mandarin orange secret, then charbrolted and
Sauce, Served with steam served with baked potato

6d feo and beans alaman
dina ° 4

and honey buttered carrots.

WEST COAST RALIGUT
ROYALE
Halibut steak baked in cur
avens topped with onion,
Qreen pepper and wine,
Servad with rice and tomato
provencale:

Broiled chicken breast with
polato or fice and
vegetable,

New Menu coming soon!
All dishes are prepared fresh while
you wait, so relax and enjoy an
evening of fine dining at Its best In our
. elegant. new dining room..
Reservations Racommended
ne HOURS Y,
Sunday - Thursday 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 10:00. p.m.

MOUNT LAYTON
HOT SPRINGS A
RESORT LTD

Terrace resident Valerie Spencer
Janzen. Each ofthe four layers
was a different type of cake and |
set on a separate level of afour . : °
tiered “stand. A blown glass ~

centerpiece topped -the layers : gggMMavawyaneraus
opp Yers | od Saiensnnnne

each covered in a fondant, ring-| $3
.¢d with ribbon, then decorated “33s
with the floral design of the. a8
wedding invitations, Hand 3#e.
painted lace on each ldyer com- See
pleted this masterpiece. =

This joyous.occasion provid-
ed a happy reunion for many. .
past and present Terrace
residents. Attending from Ter-
race were Myra and Fred
Philpott and Marylin and Phil
Davies Other guests included.
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(Chetwynd), Laurie Thain (Mis- : ‘pay for claims and improved _ Autoplan premiums. Financial — periods of less than 12 months HA .
- ‘sion),. Valerie Spencer Janzen Autoplan benefits, plus 1.5 transactions of this nature are. (short term licence and 33
(Langley), Tim Clarkson Clark 3% per cent to offset the impact. -exempi. insurance). This surcharge has 3
(Port Moody), Jennifer. and He ' of the federal Goods and However, ICBC will be - been reduced to 4 per cent ze
Gordon, F rey tson S$ Services Tax. _ Fequiredto pay the GSTon = (minimum $20) to make the ° :
(Vanderhoof), Terry and &3% Each year, ICBC many goods and services it * short termoptioneven more "SE
Robert, Kohm (Campbell. zgz | d P hich . con ee Re
River) ; : ° ge determines which coverages, —_ purchases. affordable. ure
iver), Sharon’ McNish (Prince 5 act «bee bs $3
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and" 7 ave increased or decre: : se
(Salt Spring Island). age Tiveincreed ordecresed ~ANYGOOD WHATELSE? #8
Mr. and, Mrs. Clarkson left FA -_ inrelative claims cost, » S38
for a honeymoon cruise of the HA If your premium is changed NEWS? Territories ue
Caribbean and will live in Bur- 232 _ More than the average, itis. Yes, More and more people For insurance rating purposes, AB
naby on’ their,return ‘where the eas .. because of the various factors aye participating in carpools BC is divided into 14 , 338
Broom wilt continue - his Sales BS », which affeet Insurance ratmg: and we've made a change that“ territories. Ia the past your -
Le 4 _ the value, age and use of your” wil] make carpooling aneven — Autoplan agent asked where See
; "G ~. vehicle, where you five, what etter deal. In the past you our vehicle was principally. . - S35
an Bs ny | past y y : principally 3s
TH =. coverage you choose ‘and could drive a vehicle rated for — operated in determining your’. ate
aa "sy where you are on the Claim- “pleasure only” to and from premium, Now, for most a
: Eis  RatedSeale,  ° work on only 4 days ina vehicles, the territory is zs
Hag be . calendar month. We've in- defined as where the vehicle is ag6
332 |. Compulsory Coverage creased that to 6 days sothat. “garaged” that is. “primarily tty
SE ‘ _ . Bahtg p ; =e
BBE |: The largest part of- your basic _even in the longer months of located when not in use". In 33s
Bas ~ Antoplan insurance is made the year, fourcarpool mem-. most ciises. this would be the ge
. res ‘sup of liability coverage (to bers who own pleasure-rated vehicle owner's home 35°
Ese — protect you if claims are vehicles can share the driving address. This and other $88
see ~ brought against you by toand from work without “tertitarial changes have been 338
; Se others) and No-Fault Acci- rerating their vehicles, as long — made to accurately reflect 344
Eee dent coverage. Premiums for as each of them drives to work — claims experience in different iH
: He » - these coveriges, including -- “- not more than 6 days in the parts of the Province...
: 3: ‘extended liability, are being” calendar month. The change re oe, 4
aie i” increased, ona province-wide ° 19 6 days also applies tosome . Commercial Rate i
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1991 Autoplan Changes |

~ PREMIUMS

‘Who pays more? Why? |
Based on past experience and GST Impact

projections, ICBC requires.“ When you buy your Autoplan .
4.5 per cent more premium.” : * ins ay | not-pay the

Short Term Savings
Prior to January 1. 199la 30 BB
surcharge of 5 per cent of the ©
annual premium has been

“average, by 4 per cent for

‘claim-free motorisis. As we ¢
~ mentioned above, depending
“- upon where you live and the
“coverage you choose, the.

oa =e * change in your premium may —
ek B = _ differ from the average.
a MBERLESS =| S23 “Collision &
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PEERLESS CARPET SALE, | 1) “Srothen"e
. 78. ” 33% and the collision premium is
- — — 3 _ adjusted to reflect decreased
| MAUI ‘ac. | SERBERKAN , E=% value, Collision premium
Reg. $19.95 coma I 3.95.5, roll) Flop. $16.95 ey | 1 95, ya. i _. increases may apply to other
ne — - —— ref |) vehicle models,
PROPHECY dag ge || ASHLEY: “aug || ggg Comprehensive coverage
rep $26.65... 9 1 8,9 Bn. Rag. $28.05.....i9) Oxo Ose yt. eee ren claimscinerence.
ve LSE a : ~ age ll | Ctaims ’
Sala Ends-Dec. 1/90. 20°) aims at "vehitle value, use and
ce as : 2°) territory. Sharp increases in
Pt alg | Sie windshicld, theft and
ne o ue ~ varidalism claims have led
Soe a - | EZR! ICBC to increase premiums
. oo el ne Be ™“tér Céinpréhensive Coverage ~
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other vehicle use classes, Ask
‘your Autoplan agent (o be
Sure you are rated correctly,

Increased Weekly
Benefits

As of January 1, 1991
accident victims who qualily
will receive increased
compensation for lost wiges.-

_ ICBC is increasing the max-
‘imum weekly indemnity from

$200 0 $300 provided that
does not exceed 75 per vent of
the victim's gross weekly"
income nt the tinie of the’
accident. This will apply to all”
new claims as well as to all.
outstanding claims, Payments
will not be retroactive“; | *

level int'January:16

AS of January 1, 1991, new

- price of new vehicles and
light-and heavy commercial © --

distances have been redefined,

; vo Re

agents to determine how these | 8
changes affect them, 9 20052528) &
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These Autoplan changes are
TeWOaCIIVe,- “effective January 1, 1991.
but will startatthe:new <5 ereee

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Classes

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value ranges and rate classes
apply to commercial vehicles. g
ta account for increases in the | .° 2g

deregulation in the industry.
The dividing line between

Nehicles is naw sei at 5,000
kilograms and operating

len tert UL ietete

Nea hen dy dep

Commercial operators need
to contact their Autoplan-....

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