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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, - oT ae!

_Weciesdoy, ‘Nevernber: 20; 1968 7

“probably be worth your while to
patronize him. -

‘but be careful not to damage the

Teatime Topics

Proper. care is

help for

- By JEAN SHARP

. Whether they are one of the
imitations or the real thing, pro-
per care will pay off in a longer
life for your fashionable leather

and leather-look clothes.
The Leather Bureau of Canada! 4
says it is a big help if you keep
leather cleaned regularly and of-
ten, Use it umtll it is‘very soiled
and it, becomes difficult to clean.
TI there is a cleaner neat you
who speciallzes in leather, it will

Between cleanings you can cut
down the soil in smooth leather
by wiping it with a clean damp
sponge, then a clean, damp cloth,
When iti is dry, dust it very light-
ly with a smal] amount of talcum
powder.

Gentle brushing with a. ary
sponge will take surface dirt off
suede. Avoid using cleaning
fluids, because they may discol-
or the suede, s

A good-sized piece of art gum
will often take a light stain outof
leather, So will the gentle ap-
plication of a fine emery board,

map,

If you.get leather wet, dry it
eff with a clean cloth as soon as
you get indoors, and let it finish
drying at room temperature.
Don't put it near a heater or hot

leather

Silicone treatment will help
protect leather boots. Vinegar
and water will probably take
salt stains out.

oe s

Whether you buy real orimita-

Hon leather, check to see if there
is a care tag-on ft, Real leather
should not be washed unless in-
structions say it is ali right.

“Most. imitation leather can be}

washed, but careful treatment by
hand is the best idea. If you
machine-wash it, embossing may
suffer or you might have a pro-
blem with whatever material is
combined with the imitation lea-
ther.

Between full washings, most of
the imitations respond well to
a hand sponging with suds and
water. Spots and stains should
come off non-porous surfaces

easily,

Incidentally, non-porous vinyl
imitations may not be comfort-
able for slacks or jump suits,
though they look. fine in skirts
and coats that allow air circul-
ation.

Tn the case of leather, espec-
jally, if the garment is 4 coat
or jacket, wear a scarf with it to
keep the neck from getting stain-
ed.

Pay special attention to the
neckline, collars, cuffs, pockets
elbows and creased areas in sle-
eves, These are the areas most
likely to soil quickly and hold soil

radiator.

MR. AND PARS..

Wedding vows were exchanged
between Terry Elaine Price and
Brian Robert Agnew in an after-
noon wedding ceremony at Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church in Mats
qui, B.C. October 26.

Fastor Vernon Rosteoffictated
at the double ring ceremony Mrs,
Gordon Langager was organist.
Soloist was Mrs. Vernon Roste.

The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Maddocks of Mats»
qui, was given inmarriage by Mr,
Arthur Maddocks. « ;

-The groom is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. Cecil Agnew of Terrace.

The bride’s gown was of anti-
que white crepe with an empire
waist and long sleeves trimmed
with ruffles at the bottom of the
sleeves ard dress. A full train
fell from the empire waist, Her
shoulder-length veil was held in
place by a beaded crown, She care
ried a crescent style. bouquet of
mauve cattleya orchid and Pink

Frill roses embedded in mauve]

tulle with leatherleaf green and
mauve velvet Streamers,

Attending the bride were Mrs.
Rieck Olson.as matron of honor
and Miss Elsie Widdowson as
bridesmaids, Miss Cindy Sgnew

‘a sister of the groom, and Miss
Cheryl Maddocks, a sister of
the bride, were flower girls for
the occasion.

The bride’s attendants wore
sleeveless floor length gowns of
purple velvet and carried colon
fal style bouquets of white ice-
berg spray moms surrounding

in creases,

ve ne

BRIAN AGNEW 4 oats

The over girls wore short
sleeved dresses similar In style
to the bridesmaid with lace trim
and carried baskets of spray
moms and frill pink roses,
Damer Dorewas best man. Lyle
Price, a brother of thebride, was
usher.

An afternoon wedding reception
was held at Rancho in Matsqul.
Mr, James Petch was master of
ceremonies, Mr. Arthur Bakken
'| gave prayers and Mr, Fred Price
an uncle of the bride, presented
the toast.

Mrs. Fred Price, an aunt of
the bride, and Mrs, Ted Conway
poured tea,

For the occasion, the bride’s
mother wore a purple suit and
a pink rasecorsage. Thegroom's
mother chose a dress ina moss
and gold color with @ yellow rose
corsage.

Out of town guests attending the
wedding were Mr, and Mrs, Cecil
Agnew and their children Tom,
Gregg, Avis and Cindy fromTer-
race, Mrs. D. Duffy and James
from Terrace, Damer Dorefrom
Kelowna, and Mrs, Rick Olson
from Terrace, Other guests
from Ashcroft, Clinton, Vancou-
ver and Washington attended the
wedding.

Mrs,
charge of the guest book.

Prior to taking up residence
at 304 - 1176 Burnaby Street in
Vancouver, the couple went on a
wedding trip to Harrison Hot

a gardenia with white streamers,

Springs.

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“‘Lendon: . “Fronkhat

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phedencsleoheeoneedenesatanoga,’

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father of five children,

meet respectable girls,
please, — DISGUSTED

sense,

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home until 9:30 p.m.

The youngster has

nothing unhealthy here,

plus the gardening.

and do it yourself,

_ have the nice bundle.

Dennis Froese was in|

sista zelle. .

Ask Ann Landers
She found skunk

_ in church group

DEAR ANN LANDERS; Please stop telling single girlsto;
join church groups to meet eligibte man, Our daughter. took
your advice and there’s where she met this skunk, They
went together for 16 months, He even got her to pelfeving
he was going to marry her, By chance my cousin recognized
him as a former neighbor.
that oux daughter's “fianee’’ was a married man and the

aaras

are together all that time.
playing the mother’s role,

Open ‘Monday through: ‘Saturday, 10-a.m.'
/ Sunday, 10d.m, to 10 p.m, 7

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local Social Credit members

Hospital ';. : Women's’.’ Auxiliary,

Buainess and Professional Woe
en's Assoctation, and civic ar
ess leaders. |

“POSTS “BAIL: °°

- VANCOUVER (CP) —Darile
Vido *:Ceklay, accused. of , at
tempted’ non-capltal’ murder in
connection with the Sept; 23 shoot-
‘ing of Vancouver atock promote:

J ordan to visit

Minister without Portfolio, Pat Jaycee program: ‘chairman Lent'|
Jordan will spend three “days in Trisko sald Mrs. Jordan will stay:
the Kitimat area, at the Hotsprings and visit local

She goes thare at the invita- Industrial and community areas.
| tion of Kitimat Jaycees who asked She. is expected to speak |

her tobefeatured speaker at their .

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The reason why some gol 6 Minmum-se¢ 81%
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dies is that carts can’t count, 37, who was serving a five-year

’ Strange that mencall money gentenee ‘for fraud, . Goronuk es«| James ‘Jimmie Hill, was freed
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at the Fraser Valley prison sald, | ing $16,000 bail,

Surprise Her This Christmas -

Give her a gift certificate fram elther Gino's:
of Anthons With it she will be able to have
her hair washed: and set or maybe a perm
or the will be able to use it on a purchase
of a new hairpiece to odd spice to her life.
Phone us foday for. more information

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These certificates are availoble in ‘any
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It was then that we learned

Church can be an ideal place for a dirty scoundrel t

Warn your readers about this,

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DEAR DIS: Some churches have rats in the basement,
took, but that doesn't mean your daughter should go out with
them. There’s no substitute for good judgment and common
A pirl who could go with a married man for 16
months and not pick up a single clue is less than bright.

no4

ay ae - bk

This means the boy and his father

very few friends his own age. He

seems to prefer.to be with his dad,

Last Sunday we were sitting in the yard vsiting with the
boy’s parents, He came out andkissed his mother good night,
Then he kissed his dad. We were shocked, We have it on
good authority that the boy and his father shower together,
Is this healthy? Should we say something? —G:

DEAR G-2; What would you say? And io whom? I see

If an 11-year-old boy were ‘shower-

ing with his mother [’d be concerned, but it sounds as if
this lad and his dad have a good relationship,

DEAR ANN LANDERS: My father was an electrician and
he taught me to fix just about everything from the plumbing
to a TV set, My husband and I own a four-family flat and
I am busy from morning tll night repalring everything that
goes wrong, including the washing machines,

We have four children and I do all my own housework
Last spring the place-needed painting ~
and my husband kept putting it off so I did it,

He is very tight with money,
some one to have the work done, he says, ‘Save the dough
When I die you'll have a nice bundle,”

When I asked him to hire.

What should I do, Ann? —EXHAUSTED
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DEAR EX: At the rate you’re going YOULL die and he'll
Hire the work done and stop killing

‘RESTA URANT |

“CANADIAN & CHINESE FOODS

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to Fam;

-in the new Veritas Auditorium.

dal, Modelling for the picture

A CHANCE ON SKI-DOO is just
one attraction of the Terrace
Catholic Women's League Tea
and Bazaar to be held Satuxday
December from 2 to 5 p.™m,'

Falls from $30. 00
_ Postiches from $15.00.
Wigs from $35.00

GINO’S and ANTHONS —

Beauty Salons

Tickets for the ski-doo are
being sold now and the bazaar
will conclude with a parish so-

are (left) Mrs, Ted Berry and
CWL president Mrs, J. Schul-
meister,

ca ‘\e a if ve

'" + “NEAR ANN LANDERS: { ain writing about the i1-yea
old boy who lives next door,
The boy's father works until 3:30 p,m, When he comes
home: the boy’s mother goes to her job. She doesn’t pet

In other words, the father is

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