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THURSDAY,
APRIL 7

9am. to 9 p.m.

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GOOD FRIDAY
Closed

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SATURDAY,
APRIL 9

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MONDAY,
APRIL 11

Closed

Association
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tore Hours |

9am. to 6G pm,

Terrace Merchants

TERRACE “Omineca’” HERALD. TERRACE, .BRITISH COLUMBIA

was reported as extensive.

TWO PRINCE GEORGE MEN ESCAPED injury Sunday after-
noon when their 1964 Galaxie plunged off Highway 16
about 10 miles’ west of Terrace. Lorne Shoemaker and Del
Reimer received minor bruises and a shaking up when their
car caught on the gravel shoulder of the road, plunged
down the embankment and overturned, Damage to the car

staff photo

OBITUARIES

HAROLD S$, ELLIOTT
Terrace, B.C,

Funeral services were held Tues-
day, March 29, for Harold Spencer
Elliott who passed away on Friday,
March 25 in Mills Memorial Hospi-
tal at the age of 53.

The funeral service was held
from Evangelical Free Church,
with Reverend H. J. Jost officiat-
ing. The Royal Canadian Legion
participated at graveside, vice pre-
sident Tom Kenna conducting the
ceremony, Pallbearers were: Hon-
orary, S. N. G. Kirkaldy, Alf Davie,
Morley McIntyre, Dwain MacDon-
old, W. D, Griffiths and Harold Me:
Sorley; Active, Hal Stainton, Roy
Blue, Ray Atwood, Sid Sheasby,
Fred Bass and Laurie Haynes.

The late Mr. Elliott was born in
Victoria, B.C. on December 5, 1913.

‘| On June 12, 1947 he married Ida

LADIES’ COATS

Victoria Ericson in Trail. Mr. and
Mrs, Elliott came to Terrace from
Kitimat in 1962. Mr. Elliott was
a partner in Nechako Decorators.

Besides his wife the deceased is
survived by his mother in Nelson;
three brothers, Ted, Maryville,
B.C, Norman, Kimberley, B.C. and
Ernie, Hudson Hope, B.C. and a
daughter Joan Martin in Rossland.

Mary Celina Patterson Cummins
Terrace, B.C.

Funeral services were held on
March 23 from Bethel Baptist
Church for Mrs. Mary Celina Pat-
terson Cumniins who passed away
at her home on Halliwell Avenue
on March 18, at the age of 88.

Pastor Lloyd Anderson conduct-
ed the funeral services and inter-
ment was made in Kalum Ceme-
tery, Pallbearers were Mrs, Cum-
nifin’s six grandsons: Wilfred Haug-
land, George Hamer, Frank Pon-

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PASTELS FOR EASTER IN WOOL

JACKETS—laminated & bonded fabrics—$12.98
All-weather Coats—zip out lining—from $19.98

HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES

Spring Shades in Patents, Straws

and Leathers—$3.98 to $7.95
Scarf & Glove Sets (all colors for Easter) $1.98 - $2.49

GIRLS’ COTTON DRESSES

“STYLED FOR YOUNG CANADA"

"Pale Blue. .
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. Pink . . . Yellow

sevsecseeane FOM $4.98

LADIES’ BLOUSES

“ONE FOR EVERY OCCASION”

Nylons, Terylene and Cotton
Solid Colors and Prints wees $2.98 to $6.98

LADIES’ SKIRTS

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Armels, Linen-like Rayon and Wools
Coral, Mauve, Lime Blends $4.98 - $14.98

for the

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Rupert. . .

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Saskatchewan where she. married
Samuel Cummins, then moved to
-' |Kennedy, Sask. to live. The late
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‘Wednesday, March 30, 1968

in 1646. Mrs. Cummins came b
to live in Terrace four years
. |in-a-cottage next door to her s
in-law and daughter, Mr. and }

Don and Duane Hull of Ter-

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late Mrs, Curamins. was born

| |in Mefbourn,-Quebec.in 1873. In| W. A. Craig. a

Left’ to mourn her passing aR
her three daughters, Mrs. Crop
and Mrs. George Hull of Terr:
and Mrs. Jessie Barsi of McKaquaae
Sask; three sons, Kenneth aaj
Bill in Saskatchewan and John fam
Vancouver; 24 grandchildren oie
39 great-grandchildren. nol

she moved to Whitewood,

nd Mrs, Cummins lived in

then went back to Saskat-
n. Mr, Cummins passed away

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EATON’S HEARING AID CENTRE NOW

INTRODUCES THE NEW VIKING Y.158

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moderate sensory neural hearing losses
with a low tolerance for sound.

_ This aid, which performs very smoothly,
has a built-in automatic volume control
that cuts down sudden heavy noises to
protect the hearing nerves, ;
_ Hf you have a slight loss only, and can hear
but cannet understand, this aid may help
you. . . Why don't you come in and try it?
EATON'S HEARING AID CENTRE will
demonstrate this aid on Saturday, April 2,
1966, ot their Heavy Goods Store in
Terrace.

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