inesday, May 25, 1966

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“MR. AND MRS. WESLEY SULYMKA

—- TERRACE _“Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA _

Salvation Army .._

Youth Rally Heid.

“A Better World: Begins with
Me” was the theme. of services
marking a recent. Salvation Army
youth councils rally, Delegates at-
tended from all parts af the. area
between Prince Rupert and Prince
George.

Major and Mrs. Fred Lewis, di.
visional commanders for Northern
British Columbia, chaired the four
sessions, Major Albert Browning,
divisional youth secretary ‘from Ed-
monton, Alberta, was guest
speaker, . :

A Salvation Army film “Desper-
ate Measure” was shown remind-
ing the young people of the chal-
lenge of the Gospel.

Taking part in the entertain.
ment portion of the two-day ses-
sion were Marlene Strecker of
Prince George and Norman Huson
{0£ Glen Vowell with vocal. selec-
tions. A rhythm quartette and a
brass band added much to the pro-
grains,

Major Browning concluded his
weekend by conducting the Sal-

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retty wedding was solemniz-| Rupert, Phillip Molnar of Victoria, j vation meeting on Sunday evening |
Sacred Heart Catholic Church | Mr, and Mrs. Peter Husoy, Mr, and | for Lieutenant and Mrs, Eric Ten-!}
pril 16 when Judith Marie|Mrs. T. Mosley of Prince Rupert | nant. He. enrolled: five new junior
pson, daughter of Mr. and|and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conan of soldiers. for Terrace Corps. The
Patrick Phillipson, became|Prince George, B.C.. and others, |Cedarvale group also Participated.

Bride of Wesley Lyle Sulym-
meon of Mr, and Mrs.

moka of Newdale, Manitoba.

Houble-ring ceremony waa per-
med by Father Mohan, Allan
aera presided at the organ for
miwedding music. Altar. boys,

A Goulet and Dale Porter rang
mehurch bell as the newlyweds
meed down the aisle.

Berry Davy was best.man and

ers were James Simpson and |.

‘Sulymka,

mie ‘bride, given in marriage by
me father, was dainty in a wed-

B gown of white organza over |
Feta ‘with Jace- appliques. She
gee )a shoulderlength veil and
stied a white orchid-with orange.
= roses, ; :
mehe wore a diamond pendant,
m gift of the groom. - :

Sfatron of honor and two atten-
mic, Mrs. Harry Davy, Mrs. Bar- |
@ Gieselman and Miss Allison Ir-

e were dressed alike in ankle-| _

meth white crepe skirts topped |.
mishells of white lace over orange-{
ma Peau de saie. They wore head-
pads and shoes in orange-tce
made and carried bouquets of or-
me carnations, co
ompleting the bridal party
me two pretty. flower girls dres-

@ similar to the other-attendants,|

Judy Husoy and Miss Kim
, cousin and niece of the bride
y carried nosegays of white

m orange daisies.
= reception was held in St.
athew’s church hall. The beauti- |‘

m wedding cake that centred the|. -_

me's table was made by her
pr, Mrs. Harry Davy. .
zhn McAllister was master of
mmonies and read telegrams of
Bratulations. Pete Husoy, of
ce Rupert, uncle of the bride,.
hosed the toast to the bride
mh was suitably responded’ to
he groom. me

pr their honeymoon trip to

adale, Mon., Vancouver and Vic-| —

ma, the bride chose an ensemble
merald green wool crepe set
with champaigne-beige acces-
and an orchid corsage.
© happy couple have taken
residence ‘in the Keystone
etmenis,

@t-of-town puests at the wed-|

included: the bride's grand-
er Mrs. .J. Sandhals of Prince

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