FOR MARLENE

Colorful wedding

St. Stephens United
Church in Edmonton was
the scene of a colorful
summer wedding when
former Terrace residents
Marlene Henderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Henderson of
Munlochy, Scotland, was
married to Constable Ron
Harrison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Harrison of
Lloyminster, Saskat-
ehewan.

The afternoon
ceremony was performed
by Rev. Gordon Oaks.

Given in marriage by
her parents, the bride
chose a gown of cham-
pagne colored knit. A
flowing train fell from
her shoulders com-
plimented by a hat and

.veil of the same color.

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Where
are your
children?

TORONTO (CP) — Do you
know where your children
are these days and nights?
The Smiths and. the Rosais
Go. And the kids know where
their parents are, ‘too. '""’

The two familles, adults
and teen-agers, happen to
like doing things together.
‘Twin elsters Karol Rosel and
Karen Smith, their husbands
Risto Rossi and Warren
Smith and their children
have been taking weekly
sessions of an unusval multi-
media art course offered by
Humber College.

The course is‘conducted by
one of Canada’s best-known
and most diversified artista,
Tutzi Haspel-Seguin, in the
spacious studios within her
own home.

“] wanted to be associated
with 8 college in order to in-
augurate 4 multimedia
course," says Mrs, Haspel-
Seguin. “I don’t know of any
like it.

“The idea is to give the op-
portunity to try out different
areas in creative art, to find
out what they (students)
want todo and could be best
at.

Since the self-taught artist,
who haa won numerous
awards and had a variety of
commissions in Canada and
abroad, is into many
different avenues of art
herself, she could offer such

-opportunity to others.

“For instance, we've had
allkscreen making, batik, dip
dye, enamel, ceramics,
glass, sculpture and oll

painting.

Within that broad
spectrum, students can
readily find their aptitude.

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The bride’s cascading
bouquet of mercedes
roses was trimmed with
baby’s breath and white
heather. Wedding en-
semble was completed
with a traditional silver
eoin sewn into her dress.

Maid of honor was
Angela Henderson, sister
of the bride, from
Munlochy and
bridesmaid was Irene
Cruickshank, cousin of
the bride , from Terrace.
They wore yellow knit
dresses with waist length
lace capes and carried
bouquets of white daisies
and baby's breath.

Constable Al Grant, of
Cranbrook, was
groomsman. Guests
were ushered by Alan

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A kilt added extra dash

Henderson brother of the
bride, also from Scotland,
who wore the Scottish
highland dress. Father of
the bride was also in the
highland dress.

Reception was a
family-style meal in the
Romanian Parish Centre
with Corporal Blair
Schaufele as master of
ceremonies.

Toastmaster : was’ Mr.
Bill Ross, uncle -of ‘the
bride, from ‘Stewalt.
Grace was said;/by. Denny
Harrison brother “of: the
groom. eg

Guest were from many '
parts of Canada and as
far away as Scotland,

Bride and groom are
now residing in Prince

Rupert. .

TERRY WINTER

Evangelist here

Dr. Terry Winter, one of
Canada's leading
evangelists will be holding a
city-wide rally at the R.E.M.
Lee Theatre, Sunday at 7

m,

P Dr. Winter hosts the Terry
Winter Show on BCTV,
which presents Christianity
in a contemporary manner
and concentrates his work in
Western Canada.

Dr, Winter will be in at-
tendance at the Terrace
Alliance Church today and
Saturday for Christians
Alive, a group of three
seminars, John and
Lorraine Baergen from
_Grande Prairie will assist in
teaching this seminar.

Winter will also be holding
a crusade in Terrace Sept.30-
Oct.7

“impossible to

EDMONTON (CP) —
Many people go to great
lengths to keep their assets
secret and fail to say who Is
to inherit thelr wealth,

Untangling complicated or
hidden worldly pessesslona
left by people without a will
is job of Lioyd Gardiner,
Alberta's public trustee for
32 years.

“Over the years, we have
found thougands of dollars in
cash and securities stashed
away in alr ducts, chimneys,
fireplaces, in tire tubes
hidden in a big pile of junk,
or inside huge stacks of
newspapers and
magazines,” Gardiner says.

“One man had an obession
with empty tin cans, which
he stuffed full of paper and
piled all over his house. We
found thousands of cans on
his place.

"One of our staff members
spent countless hours pulling
paper out of the cans and
was just about ready to quit
when he found the first can
contalning cash.

“And he found a lot more
in other cans before he was
finished.”

Another man who left no
will owned an old creamery
building which had to be sold
in order to liquidate his

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- ‘Tn the office, there was a
massive valut, encased in a
block of concrete — just
move,
Naturally we thought a lot of
‘valuables could ‘be inside,
but we couldn't find the cade
for the lock. “

“So we went down there
with a locksmith whe drilled
and chiselled away on the
lock for an awful long tlme
before the door finally

opened.

“All we found inside wag a
sheet of paper — with in-
structions on how to open the
safe.”

Gardiner and his 130-
member staff in Edmonton
and Calgary are the
executors of the estates of
persons who have left no

we of
othe"

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Zion Baptist Church
Corner Sparks and Keith
com, Pastor Paul Mohninger

Home 635-5309

Sunday School 9: 45 a.m.

Morning Worship 11:00.a.m.

Uplands Baptist Church

Pastor Bob Lesyk

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. “695-2807
Ab aay

Corner of Halliwell and N. Thomas

9:45 a.m. Bible Teaching
Sunday School

11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service
7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible Study
Wednesday 8:00 Home Bible Studies
“You Are Welcome at Uplands”

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The Herald, Friday, Sepiember +4, 1979, Page 11

Wills said necessity

wilis and have no next-of-kin

in Alberta, or those who left milli

wills but nobody in Alberta
wants to act as executor.
There are about 800 such
cases every year, moat of
them persona with little
means who left their houses
as their only tangible asset.
The average estate han-
died ia worth some $50,000,
but Gardiner says there have
also been several in recent

free.

CHRISTIANS ALIVE
will make
TERRACE ALIVE

All Christians are Invited to three
seminars on the Christian Life and
Dr. Terry Winter and John and |
Lorraine Baergen. These seminars
are sponsored by the TERRACE
ALIVE Committee which has in- |
vited Terry Winter to our city.

Session | - 7:30 P.M.
Friday, September 14

Session Il - 9:30 A.M.
Saturday, September 15

Saturday, September 15

All sessions will be held at the
Terrace Alliance Church. There will
also be a city-wide rally with Terry
Winter at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at
7:00 P.M. Sunday, September 16.
Everyone is Invited. Admission is

years that exceeded $1
ion.

Preparing a will doesn’t
mean much trouble and
money.

For 40 cents Albertans can
buy a form from a stationery
store, Fill it out and have it
witnessed by two people to
avoid needless delays and
complications in the han-
dling of the estate.

- 12:38 P.M.

ATTEND THE CHURGH

OF YOUR CHOICE
THIS SUNDAY

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SATURDAY EVENING 7:30p.m.

4726 Lazelle Avenue 635-9019

Sunday Services - 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School. Adults Discussion.

Christian Reformed Church
Sparks Street and Straume Avenue
Revergnd,§., Yan Daalen

Sunday School - Terrace 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School - Remo 1:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m. Worship Service
5:00 p.m. Worship Service

11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion for the family

‘ Minister; Reverend Lance Stephens - 635-5855

SACRED NEABT PARION

4907 Lazelle Avenue

Minister Reverend Dave Martyn

635-6014.

Worship Service 11:00 a.m.

SUNDAY MASSES 9:00a.m. A yey) 4637 Walsh Avenue
. 1:15 a.m. fen Oak . : SUNDAY
7:30 p.m.  _9:30a.m. Christian Education Hour
we "STT00 a.m. Family Worship Service
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7:30 ofr feria Home League Fellowship P
SATURDAY
i 17:309.m. Youth Group
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Spiritual Resources
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House of Praise
2006 Eby Street 635-3015 .

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11:00a.m, Family Worship Service

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Corner Sparks Street and Park Avenue

Meats:

3341 River Drive Terraco, B.0. 638-1561

Reverend R.L. White

Sunday School 10:00 a.m
Reverend R.L. White

Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.
. Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

Reverend Rolf Nosterud 635-5882

Morning Service 11:00 a.m.

CHURCH OF GOD

Church School 9: 45a.m.

Sunday School, Confirmation
Youth and Adult Classes

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