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’ THIS PHOTOGRAPH introduces Tanya, daughter of Pippa and Tan. Tin. Tanya was
* born in Thornhill on Thursday, March 9 at 10 p.m. She is owned by Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Zeigler of Krumm Road. Tan Tin, sire of the tiny filly, was well known to
. horse lovers in the Terrace area. The big Arabian was prize stock in Harpers’
. Arabian Stables, formerly located in Thornhill.

~ %e GUIDES

~Mith Commissioner Mrs, R.
Sparks chairitig the monthly
metting of the Skeena District
L.A. held at the United Church
Hail February 22, Mrs. Bonick
was elected Into office as pres:
ident for the coming year. Mrs.
Rugg will serve as vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. S. Barton as secret:
ety and Mrs. B. Hemmons as
treasurer.

. Mes. M, Purschke will handle
public relations and Mys. J.
Hoth will serve as phoning con-
yenor, The position of transpor-
tation convenor was left unfill-

*. The L.A. decided to assure
the responsibility for one third
of the travel expenses of the
three Guides who are going to

“Under. New’ Manag erent

* BROWNIES

the St. Lawrence Seaway Cen-
tennial Camp. ‘

Terrace will be providing
equipment for the July 5 to 14
Division Camp and adult help
is still required,

A ten acre site off Beam Sta-
tion Road will be surveyed as
soon as weather permits. This
property will be used for a:
Guide Camp.

Commissioner Sparks said
the suggestion of a Brownie
‘Pack holiday was an excellent
idea providing it could be ar-
ranged in accordance with reg-
ulations.

Tentative arrangements are
being made for the annual
Mother and Guide banquet to
be held in the spring. ‘

Mrs. Bonick, assisted by Mrs.
Townsend, will convene the
Skeena Guiding Association's
Apri] 1 rummage sale to be
held in the IOOF hall.

An estimated one hundred
Brownies, Guides and Guiders
representing Skeena and Kit-
sumkalum districts marched
into Knox United Church Sun-

day morning. This was a spe-|~

cial occasion marking “Think.
ing Week” the week of the
birthdays of Lord and Lady

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% RANGERS

itiated the promise “I promise
to do my duty to God...”

Rev. George Keenleyside ded-
icated the flag of Second
Skeena Company, which was
then received by Pat Fisher.
Mrs. Pat Tucker, Commissioner
of Kitsumkalum District, Jed
the Brownies in the renewal of
their Promise; Mrs. Joan
Sparks led the Guides in the re-
statement of their Promise.

In his talk to the girls and
the congregation as a whole,
Mr. Keenleyside stressed the
point that there is no gradua-
tion from the education of liv-
ing — there is always more to
Jearn and more to achieve and
understand. He reminded all
that we are told to do good to
these who. hate us. He further
reminded the girls that a
Brownie or Guide could be the
light of the world. ‘There can't
be rules about duty to God but
there can be guide lines such
as love and the command-
ments.”

“Let God ‘stretch our mind,
heart and will," said Mr. Keen-
leyside, and He wi lend us
on,” . .

‘The impressive service ended
with the flagbearers leading
the procession of uniformed
girls and their leaders, followed

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OBITUARY
mt ee

ed with the death of Mra, Steve

mature baby daughter in Mills
Memori] Hospital. ne,

Born and brought up in Ter-
race, Theresa was the daughter

Besides her parents she Is

the newborn baby girl. A mem-
ber of a family of 18 she- Is
also survived by 15 brothers
and sisters. .

A prayer and henediction
service was held in Sacred
Heart Catholic Church on Fri-
day evening. The funeral ser-
viees took place the following
day, Saturday, Feb. 25 from
the Sacred Heart chureh with
Father Cullen of Terrace and
Father Bernard of Kitimat aof-
ficiating. The church was filled
with beautiful floral tributes
testifying to her popularity as
a member of the community.

Her twin sons, John and
Danny acted as altar boys.

Interment was made in Kil-
sumkalum Cemetery. Pallbear-
ers were: George Kofoed, Mike
Strymecki, P. Karpyshyn, Ted
Barry, Dave Maroney and Dan
McDonald.

Members of the family from
out-of-town attending the fun-
eral were Mr. and Mrs. John-
ston of ‘Vancouver, Mrs. Chris
Deschner and son and daughter
of Prince George; Jack John-
ston, Sidney; Mr. and Mrs.

ert; Ted Johnston O.MLI. of Fort
St. James; Michael Johnston of
Kitimat; Mrs. Dave (Adele)
Johnson of Prince George and
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre LeRoss and
family of Kitimat.

6

Pay A Visit

Eric Murray, former manager
af the Terrace branch of the
Bank of Montreal, and Mrs.
Murray arrived in town on the

a few days visit. .

Five years ago Mr. Murray
was transferred to the Osoyoos
branch of the bank.

While here the Murrays are
house guests of Mr .and Mrs,
Hans Meuhle at their’ Birch
Avenue home. ;

Mr. and Mrs. Meuhle were
hosts at a party in honor of
Mr. and Mra. Murray on Sun-

hoi .
ghoir. And the peer

day evening, A number af
Tiends gathered to renew old
jubintances, asset

G. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS

The community was sadden- |i

(Theresa) Obzera on February.
23 following the birth of a pre-|

of Mr, and Mrs. Ted Johnston..| 9

survived by her husband, Steve, | §
four sons, three daughters and |}

Wayne Harrison of Prince Rup-

Former Residents —

CN passenger train Sunday for.

. No--thinner,

Wednesday, March 8, 1967. |

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