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TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD. TERRACE, B.C,

Jaycees get charter
elect new president

Terrace’'s Jaycees already} ed winston’ Cazes, Bruce
have a charter and a new ex.| Adams, Fred Stephens, Lonswa
ecutive, - son and Brian Pewick ' to the new

The Junlor Chamber of Com-
merce came into being in Jan-
wary,

They received their charter
May 20 from Provinctal president
Poul Nielsen of North Surrey at
a ceremony in the Ukralnian Hall,

Member's held first formal elac.
tion May 24 after receiving the
charter and gave a majority vote
to Doug Williams for the pre.
sidency,

Williams takes over from found-
ing president Ken Souter,

The Jaycees 23 members also

slate,

The Juntor Chamber of Com-
merce is not a younger version
of the Chamber of Cammerce, ale
though there Is some affiliation
at the national level,

According to Jayeea Ken Souter:
*tWe're open to any young manof
good character between the ages
of 16 and 40,

"A member need not neces
sarily be a businessman,’!

. Terrace Jaycees recently ors
ganized a safe-driving roadeo for
local teenagers,

Jaycees meet twice monthiy at.
the Lakelse Banquet Room, the
Ee second Wednesday at 7:30, the

- . fourth Wednesday at 6:30 ‘p.m,
@ McCulloch Chain Sawa) People interested in joining the
@ Boats ‘| group are welcome to attend meet-

Ings according to a Jaycee spoke.
@ Outboard Motors

sman,
The Jaycee statement of pur-
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pose iss *We believe that faith
in God gives meaning and pur-
pose to human life; that the brath-
erhood of man transends the

Terrace-Kitimat soverelgnty ofnations; that econ
mic justice can best’ be won by
syifree man through free enterprise;
Small M otor Repair that government should beof laws,
Shop {rather than of man; that earth’s-

greatest treasure lies in. human
personality and that service to
\humanity {s the ‘est work of
P lite. '

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Red coats

to Bouey-Jones rites

The. scarlet uniforms of the
participating Royal Canadian
Mounted Police officersblended
with the costumes of the bride
and her attendants to make a
colorful wedding ceremony. in
Knox United Church on April
15 when RCMP Constable Ken-
neth Roy Jonestook as his bride,
Heather Gail Bousy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, J. Gruber, the
Revernend G.W, Keenleyside,
officiating,

ROMP constables Arnold
Forrester and Mike Sefgel sup
ported the groom and Const.
ables Bob Preston andJack Haa-
sjbeek acted as ushers,

Fhe lovely bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore

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a floor length wedding gown of :|

heavy white satin with white
lace insert at the waist, Illy:
point sleeves and train, She
wore a shoulder-length vellfrom,
a satin circlet hat, and carrled
a bouquet of red roses,

Two matrons of honor, Mra’
JoAnne Gibbon of Rogers Pass
and Mrs, ‘Sharron Pollard of
Port Alberni, were attlred alike

in gowns of pink satin with pink |!

lace overtops, matching mart-
boo hats and carried pink care
nations and white mums,
Following the ceremony a ree
ception was held in Sacred Heart
hall, where Mr, and Mrs,Gruber
were hosts to some 135 guests,
Ralph Kerman was master of

ceremonies and the toast to the |:
bride was proposed by George |

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Hospital, Baltimore headed by
Dr. Kenneth B, Lewis.

In the fifth week after preg-
nancy begins, hands and arms
develop at the same time as
the heart,

Therefore factors which affect
limb development at that time
may also affect tha developing
heart.

The Johns Hopkinsteam stres-

ses that early. diagnosis of this
heart ‘ailment is Important so

_ that propér‘niedication, diet, and

advice concerning exercise is
prescribed before heart surgery
is undertaken, if such surgery

QUIZ HALL

Each cotrect ‘answer. coimts 10
pointe: Score yourself as follows:

100 genlus; 80 ta 90 superior;
10 to 80 * excellent; 60 to 70
good; 50 to. 60 average, 40 to 50

fair.
FOR MEN .

1 in which | inning of: a basetaiy

game do the fans “take: =
stretch'’ by standing?’ ;
Fitth, Third, Ninthor Seventh.
& “Old Glory’? is a nickname |
for the flag ofs:  .

Canada, United States, Hol-

land, or, Greece, |

8 Which‘ Biblical ‘character is"
associated with an incident o1
the road to Damasciis?~

Joseph, Lot, Saul, or Samson.! ;

4. The precentage of water In, .
milk is only 25 per cent,’
True or False,

FOR WOMEN;

5. What is the national flower’
of ireland? —

Rose, Sunflower, Violet, or) |

Shamrock,

6. Who wrote the play “Green
Pastures?’ .
Robert Sherwood, Mare Cone!
nelly, Arthur Mith
Chase,

7%. Which showers are sald to)
to bring flowers in the fol-
lowing month?

April, July, October or Feb-
ruary,

8 Blue Point’! is a type ofs
Cat, Horse, Oyster,or Pear,

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: — .

9, Which military figure became
known as'*The Desert Fox???

MacArthur, Rominel, Patton :

or Marshall,

10. The U.S. Prasldent{al oath ofl”
office is customarily admin].

stered by the chief. justice
of the U,S, Supreme’ Courts

True or False, + |
ANSWERS;

1, Seventh; 2. United States, a.
Saul, who was converted; 4, False
Milk Is 87 per cent water; ‘B..
Shamrock; 6. Mare Connelly: Ie
April; 8, Oyster; 9. Rommel;
10, 10, True, a

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Kearley, and respondedtoby the oo

groom,

“A beautiful threestler wedding _

cake, decorated in RCMP motlf,
centred the bride's table, A
second cake was served to the

guests, The wedding cake was:| |
taken back to Alberta where a |°"

second reception was hosted by
the groom's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Victor R. Jones and held

at Elk Isiand Natlonal Park, j-:

Alberta, Master of ceremonies |

was Alf Roberts,

The cake was made and

decorated by Mrs, Florence!’ |

Given of DeBolt, Alberta,

For their wadding trip the :

bride chose a two-plece pink
suit and for ‘something old?

wore a brooch that had belonged a
, to her great-great-grandmothey: |.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Jones trayetled'|

to: Vancouver through. the.
States to Montana Into Alberta; |’
on to Prince Rupert and back
to, Vancouver, They ara making
their home at 7682 Hilda Street} .
Burnaby 3.

-Out-of-Towh guest’ attending |

caning of the excit! 8 ting you cai

‘the wadding ‘ were Margaret oa ae

‘Sheremeta of Lamont, Altay
“Dave Jones of EIK. Island- Nat
fonal Park,’Alta,; Mr. and Mrs,
Victor - Rk, Jones,: Elk Istand
National Park, Altay: Constable:
and Mrs, Dot. ‘Marshall, West:

“Jock, Alte;; Mr, and Mrs..'G
MacKenzte’. of ‘Prince ‘Rupert,
B.C; and Mr.: and Mrs, otto

Gitzel of DeBolt, Alta, os

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