TERRACS HERALD, TERRACE B.C.

Ulrich exchange vows

United Church in Terrace was the scene of an afternoon

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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Iam 19 and have been matried for nearly two years, My husband and got along beautifully until six months ago. Suddenly he became indifferent. He doesn’t talk to me and when’! ask him, what's wrong ‘he Says, “Nothing. Don’t nag me,”

For the last year all he seems interested in is having a baby, I want a baby eventually, byt I’m not sure I am ready for motherhood yet,

Do you think if [hada baby it would help our marriage? Right now IT am thinking about divorce, My husband hasn't spoken te me for a week, Please tell me what to do. — Biloxi, Miss, . .

DEAR LOX: The last thing you need is a baby. 1 suggest counseling Yo help you deter- mine whether or not your marriage is salyageable before ‘you bring a child in the world, i hope the 17-year-olds out there who think marriage is such a ~ball will read your letter twice.”

Dear Ann Landers: What

groom, was best man. Cameren Schulte and Dick Mendel

ceremany May 22 when Norma | ushered. Virginia Carol Schulte, The bride’s mother chose an daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Karl | apple-green dress suit with

Schulte of Terrace, exchanged wedding vows with Ulrich Hans Mendel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mendel,

Reverend officiated.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white lace over satin. She’ carried mauve and white carnations,

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Carrie Schulte,

Prince George. Chesney of Terrace Maid of Honor Rosemary MacDonald and Bridesmaids Susan Schulte and Nancy Sparks carried white carnations. The bride’s sister Theresa Maria was flower girl and the bride's brother John Leon Schulte was ring bearer. Ekert Mendel, brother of the

The bride chose a away ensemble. home in Prince

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started out to be a nice, respectable family dinner (my wife’s family and mine. turned into a real brawl, I never heard such name-calling in all my life. Please give me the answer to the question that started the fight, Everyone has agreed to accept your decision. Here is the question: If the mother is Trish and the father is English, what nationality are the children?--Union Jack Versus the Potato Diggers

Dear Jack:. Nationality means belonging toa particular’ ration by reason of origin, birth

-or naturalization, If the children were born in the United States they are Americans of English and irish descent. P.S, That must have been some evening!

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Rev. Trevor Jones officiated at the early evening wedding in First United Church June § of Laurine Dimitrov, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dimitrov, 5016 Agar. Ave,, Terrace, and William Fred Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs, W.G. Thornton, 1125 Prince Rupert Boulevard, Prince Rupert, The lovely bride entered the church on the arm of her father, Princess wate foytrel and lace Elizabethan sleeves trimmed in

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pink ribbon. A three-tiered veil dotted with lace daisies fell from her head and she carried a cascade . bouquet of red roses and white daisies, Miss Gladys Bennet, the maid of honor, wore a pink empire

MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1971

Mr. and Mrs, William Fred Thornton.

Home reception follows United Church wedding

Christopher James was the best man and ushers were Cecil | McAdam and Rick Van Nyce. ~

White bells and streamers decked the home of the groom’s Perents for a reception following the ceremony,

Acentrepiece af red roses and two-tiered wedding cake decorated with large pink roses “were on the head table, and delectable buffet dinner was served, ek ee Elizabeth Thornton, caught the bridal bouquet and the best'man caught her garter.

The bride's mother wore a beige dress with empire waist and long sleeves and the groom's mother wore a lilac ensemble, trimmed with lace.

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For a honeymoon trip to s Terrace, the bride changed to a

coral envpie tunic-topped pant Royal Canadian Legion suit with a bow in front, and a ; . Centennial beard contest,

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The young couple are living in Prince Rupert and the groom is employed at the Skeena Kraft Mill at Watson Island. Bath Mr,’ and Mrs. Thornton are graduates of Skeena Secondary

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floor-length gown, with long sleeves and white lace trim- ming. A white floppy-rimmed hat completed her ensemble and she carried a bouquet of white daisies. .

Little Deborah-Lhea Smyth, niece of the groom, was flower girl, She wore a pastel green empire-waisted dress wth short puffed sleeves and carried ‘yellow daisies.

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