WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B,C.

- composers, she said,
Mrs, Davies said many of the }-

Brownie project

. tribute to Brownie and Guide acz-
. Brownies ‘and Guides held ’a-tea

" yide the sandwiches, cakes and
‘cookies for the afternoon social.

g -The money. will be placed in the

| equity at Seaboard Finance

Bl | See us for cash today.

Mr, and Mrs. J, Goodmanson

Books, busts mark
music week locally.

National Music Week, Novem-
ber 24 to 30, will be marked by
display of books and busts at the
Terrace Library,

Marylin Davies, secretary for
the local chapter of the B.C.
Registered Music Teachers As-
soclation, said the Association
plans a display at both the Ter.
race and Kithmat Mbrartes bo
commemorate the occasion, «-

F* Sheetal émphaets “ti Wie" ae
“play will be placed on Canadfan

Tiusie students intheareaareun-

familiar with Canadian compo- |.

sers and don’t realize that many,

Moms baked for

It was mother’s turn to con-
ivities when the Kitsumgalum
on Oct, 27, °

It was up to the mothers topro-

The Brownies and Guides did

their part arranging a display of |
‘their decorating talents on cakes

and cupcattes,

First prize inthe Brownle divi-
ston went to Brenda Clarksonfor
her artistic efforts on a cupcake,
Second prize went to Jackie Wann

In ‘the Guides, Karen Wright
received. first prize, Karen
Place, second prize, and Lauren
Dubeau placed third. | .:

The Brownles.and, Guides hope

4 display,

F

Pam. Anderson: received :
third prize," 1.

of them have been hereas adjudi-
cators,

“We hope the display will bring
about a greater awareness of our
Canadian composers,” she said,

Mrs. Arthur Oswald, assisted | m
by Mrs. Virginia Lowrie, have
been appointed by the Associa-
ton to prepare and Present the

-ses if allowed to dry, Milk glas-

Collison-Goodmanson vows exchanged|

Wedding. vows | were exc ed
between “Callin

ring ceremony in St
Mathew's Anglican Church, Qcto- | :

. Horafield officta-
ted: .at tie afenorst ‘ceremony,
Mrs. Phil: Davies. was Organiat,

‘The bride was given in ma
riage by her father, Dea: “Colif.

’ ber 26,
-* Rev. A, d

- Nelle Skanderbeg of Giad-
' Stone, Manitoba, was best man

for. the groom. Don Collison dr,
a brother of the bride, and Stee.
fan Sykut were ushers. ,

‘The bride, daughter’ of Mra,
C. -W. : Michiel, -wore 4. short|

. White lace over. satin gown witha

shoulder length vell, She carried
a bouquet of trailing red and white
rose buds.

Cheryl Lynn Wells, a niece
of the bride, was flower ‘girl,
She wore a dress of white lace
over yellow with matching bonnet.

tnd shoes and carried a basket |
of yellow and white mums.

“Mrs, Pat McMillan from Van-
conver was matron of. hottor.

velvet dress with matching head-
Hlece. The bridesmaid was Miss

nita Goodmanson, a sister of the
}groom from Gladstone,’ Mantl-
‘toba, She. wore:a -gold velvet
dtess with matching headpiece.
Both attendants carried nosegays
of yellow mums,

Following the. ceréinony ‘awed-
ding reception was held tn the
Oddfellows Hall with the Rebekah
Lodge catering, -

Shirley Fowler,.a cousin atthe
bride, Attended. the guest “bool,

The bride’s three tier wedding
cake was - made by her grand.
mother, Mrs, A, C. Fowler and
decorated by Mrs. W. Bailey.

Following the ‘reception, the
bride changed to her going away
¢ostume, a. brown and white suit
with -fox fur trimmed “mauve
coat and brown accessories.

She was droaged in a green!

‘| grandparents Mr, and Mre, A.C.

.| Smithers, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis

to reside on River Drive,

The couple will honeymoon in
Enrope and England where they
plan to visit with the groom's
grandmother. °°.
thet of town. ‘guests attending

¢ wedding were the grooms par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. J. Goodman-
son of Gladstone, Manitoba, an
aunt and uncle Mr, and Mrs, L.

of Langruth, Manitoba,
a sister of thet bride Mrs, Gary
Wells of Vancouver, the brides

Fowler from Smithers, M er and

Mrs. W.H,B, Haywood and
ehildren Glen and Nancy rele

Mould, _Mx. and. Mra. -BS,
Fowler and their children Brenda
‘and Shirley also from Smithers;
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Collison
from Granduc, B.C., and Mr.
arid Mra, T, W. Collison and Ron
from Kitimat,
After thelr honeymoon tip,
Mr. and Mrs, Goodmanson p me
e

groom is employed by CPA in
Terrace.

Dishwasher does the work
but you have to. help it —

Your new dishwasher will do
most of your dishwashing work
for you but there are somethings
you should do to prepare the
dishes, pots and pans to get best
results,

The sooner dishes are wash.
ed after use, the betterthoclean.
ing results will be. The more
time food soils have to stand,
the more difficult they are to
remove,

Certain types of tood, such as
egg sauces and some gravies,
tend to stick and harden if ale
lowed to dry so you may wish
to rinse them off if the dishes
are going to stand for a while,

Milk forms a film on glas-

ses should be rinsed in cold

water if allowed to stand betore, S

washing,

Aluminum ware tends to dis
color in detergent laden water,
It you are careful placing these
items in the dishwasher you can
be sure of good results,

Wooden and soft plastic items
should not be used in the dish-
washer because the higher tem-
peratures and stronger deter-
gents can cause warping and fins
ish problems, .

Coffea or.tea can stain china
cups if they are not rinsed ime

mediately after use, There are
commercial products onthe mar~
ket which will remove coffee and
tea stains that appear in Mel-.

:| mac‘or- Melomiie: aus. :

Water temperature in the tub
should be between 140 and 160
degrees F, for best washing and
arying results in your dishwash-
er. The incoming water ‘ia re-
duced from 20 to 30 degrees:
in heating the dishes, racks and
tub so. water, temperatures at a
minimum of 150 degrees F,
should be available to the dish.
washer for proper usage,

or pans with baled on food soil’
can be placed In the top rack
after the loose material has been
scraped off. If the dishwasher
doesn't remove ‘all of the food

soil, any remaining will be much.
easier to remove by hand than if
you had tried before allowing
the dishwasher to work on It,

Cassercles and other dishes

Party held for |
Little Helpers

Thirteen mothers and 26
children were present in St. Mate
thew'’s church October 16 for the
annual - party for the Little
Helpers, .

Following. a ‘short service at-
the church during which chil-
dren presented mite . boxes
for use in missions, the group:
adjourned to the Anglican hall
where games were played and

— Dr, W.W, Belch plans to take
up baffalo. farming, He says the
buffalos will be slaughtered ard |.
processed to be sold as dog,
eat or mink food, The hides will
be tanned and the fur could be-
come exotle coats, he. said, His
operation will be the second such
farm to be operated in this arta

Belch to try
buffalo farm

PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (CP)

o.

‘duck breeding .

SUDBURY (CP) — Dr. Colin
Young, a blologist at Lauren-
tian University, {s out to solve
the mystery of Laurentian Lake, |0
After making an accurate count
of the ducks on the lake, he dis.
covered there are. mo >, ducks.
an fa ‘normal ‘for ‘¢ , area,

refreshments. served, in 42 years.
- Balioons for the occasionwere .
donted_y Mr. Alan be) Central heating

steam heating is finally coming

to downtown Vancouver, agenera-

tion behind other cities in Can.

ada, eae United States and Eur-
e

a 17 buildings, Steam, to be
produced in natural gas-fired
bollers, sell atart flowing through
the system Nov. 1,

VANCOUVER (CP) — Central

$2,250,000 project will

SAFEST Deir liar eee a libero A

to raise about $275 from the tea|J-. .
and the sale of thelr haked goods, |.

adventure fund and used to send

summer, - .

About 150 mothers and friends
attended the tea in‘ the. United
Church Hall, Mra, Hilkka Flury
was fhe converar.

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Robert. Blagiont ::. .
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P.O. Box 41: -
Terrace, -B.C.

Phone 635-7107

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