ednesday. July 12, 1967.

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TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, “TERRACE, B.C.

PLANT
TOURS |

> Aluminum Company.”
a of Concda, Limited

_. dune Ist — Sept. Ist”
9am, 10:30 a.m.,-1:30- ‘pm,
ond 3 p.m. :
| Monday to Fridey Inclusive -

No tours on , Scturdoys, Sundays o1
Statutory Holidays

Be To make: reservations telephone
f Kitimat 620 and-osk for
"Plant Tour Infarmation”

Terrace |’
Drugs

Kelum St. 635-2727
Open Sunday 12-2 p.m.

“Your Rexall Stores”

= Lakelse
j Pharmacy

Super-Vala Shopping
Centre -
oe Phone 635-5617 :

. Open Sunday 7-9 pm.

‘PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
DRUGS - SUNDRIES

j Kitimat r SMELTER '

: ae By
Lesonnnesooe: binant
-Mrn: ‘Mrs, John Ross of

‘Inverness 8, Scotland, are visiting
. with thelx soreln-law and datugh

| tery Mr. and Mrs, George Cru

- ckshanik aid: family on Park Avo-

‘on the ‘July 1st weekend. they
visited thelr son and daughters:
inelaw, ‘Mr, ‘and Mrs, Bill Ross

} and -4wo: grandchildren in Stee |
“r warty BC.: They plan to stay in’

Canada until September, Later
this month ‘they will back .to
Montreal with the Cruckshanks
for a visit to EXPO. Mee

Mrs, Ada Tandquist of Wil-
liams Lake arrived saturday in’
Terrace to make her home with
her. son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Barry~- ‘Lundquist and
damily.

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Mrs, 0. A. Kaulbeck and daugh-
ter Susan are-at present vaca-
tioning with relatives and
friends in Ontarlo,

Ret

Mrs. I. Johnson of the Ter-
race Post Office Staff has re-
turned from a three-week vaca-
tion spent in Eastern Canada.
she visited her.brother and sis-
ter- In Jaw In-Ottawa and spent
a few days In EXPO, On the re-
turn trip she visited friends in
Hamilton and Elliot Lake, On-
_ferto,

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A 21st birthday party washeld
for Miss Brenda Turner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, T.He
Turner at their home on the Old
Airport Road. About 30 rela
tives and friends gathered ‘on
Saturday night, July 3, to help
her celebrate the occasion,

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Over 90 adherents of the

Evangelical Free Church hono-
red Rey. and Mrs, H. Jost,
prior to: thelr departure for
Lethbridge, Alberta, The party:
took the form of .a turkey dine
ner followed by-an program of
entertalnment. Mrs. John Gies-
brecht presented Mrs, Jost with
a gift on behalf of the Women's
Missionary Society, Mr, W, Hote
fman, on behalf of the church
congregation presented the
Josts with arecliner chair, Rev,
Jost has accepted a call to a
1] Pastorate in Lethbridge,

Mlss ° Judy Schulte and Mr.
Lynn Horton left Saturday, July
8, for Peterborough, Ontario
where they will be summer
guests. at the home of ‘Lynn’s-
parents; | Mr, and Mrs, R. Hor.
ton.” :

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A plaza brunch was held ‘ot
the home of. the Tofkagers on
Sunday In honor of Miss Karen
Jost who Is leaving with her pa
rents for Lethbridge Alberta,
The event was sponsored by the
teereage sundy school class,
and a presentation of a glass
paper welght was made to Kae

Tene’

TERRACE

featuring:
FOOD WITH THAT HOME COOKED FLAVOR

plus
“ALL TYPES OF EUROPEAN DELICACIES

Across from the Lakelse Hotel .

Coffee Shop

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‘nua, Prior t6 comingto Terrace .

Peter Hughan, . a resident of

hus accomplished a centennial
(project, He has cut ovt a trail

| from. the approximately , $50-
-| year-old: lava’ ‘field in. the: Nass

Valley : Anto the’ ‘orater, Mr, and

|‘ Mra. Hughan overntghted ‘at the

crater last-week and expounded
on: its scenic beauty, A-party of
young people’ from Terrace,
’ Kitimat and Prince Rupert have
‘planned ..a trip into the crater
on July 22. _
bat) EE:

Finan Deagle of Vancouver is
a ‘visitor - to, town, ‘the ‘house
guest of Mr. and Mra, Joe
Cunningham. ..in the Keystone
- apgrtmentse Mrs.Cunningham
is. Mr, Dedgle’ s nieca,

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“eouver: accompanied “by her
brother, Bill Greaney | of St.
James, Long Island, New York,

week staying at Skoglund Hot.
Springs, Mrs, McGilvery, widow
of the late Dr, Frank McGiL
very, is a former resident of
Terrace having Hved here with
her husband from 1948 to 1950,
She is greatly impressed with
the changes that have taken place
in this area since she left.
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Mr... .and Mrs, “Robert Keen.

‘| leyside and five children of Gol-

den B.C. are visiting with Mr,
Keenleyside’ s parents, Rev, and
Mrs, George Keenleyside, Mrs,
Keenleyside Sr. is at present a
Patient in Mills Memorial Hos
pital, .

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Mr. and Mrs, M, (Bud) Mooney
Jimmy and Kelly, are leaving
next week-end for a trip to Cale
gary, Alberta and the Okanae

gan,
ttt

Mr, and Mrs, John Sirackt
are both out of hospltal now,
John 1s recuperating at home fol-
lowing anoperation and"Julle'?
is back at her job In The Hub
on a part-time basis following
four and a half months absent
due to sickness,
. AH

The Terrace Kinsmen Club
recently donated’ $500 tothe pro
~Bosed home for the old-age.pen
stoners.

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Jay Chapman, son of Mr, and
Mrs, John Chapman, left on
Dominion Day week-end for West
Vancouver to spend the summer
months with Mr, Chapman’s,
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, Angus McLean, :

‘the Nass River Valley since 1024.

Mts; Frank MeGilvery of Vane:

are visitors. to Terrace. ‘this «

Mises Joyes Ovetson, ‘of the -

Terrace: Omineca:-Herald staff;

was honored at.a wedding show: ”
er last week at the home®of’
Mra, Gail McHugh on Haugland
Avenue, Co - hostesses were

Mra, Laverne deKergommeauri,

and Mrs, Anne Johnston, Joyce
was the recipient of many lovely

gifts as well as a bouquet of-

red roses, Her marriage to Bob
Hipplsley takes place on Satur-

day, July - ‘18 in Knox - United ©

Church. "
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Mrs. Arnold Ferretti Teturned
last week. from Kamloops where
she visited with her ‘son-In-law

and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Ray..| |
| Blair.

bb
Mrs. Margaret van Herd is

back on the job again at'CFTK
after a short sojourn in. MIs -

Memorial Hospital,
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Members of the: Daughter of
the Nile entertained Saturday:
night, June 25 at a garden party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
RJ, Schaeffer on Scott Road,
Lodge Princess Elsie Anderson
president of the club, weleomed
husbands and other guests,
Games, dancing and community
singing were the order of the
evening. It marked the occasion
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sloan’ s
30th wedding anniversary’ .

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James Ratigen of Calgary, Al-
berta, Is visiting with hisnlece,
Mrs, Gertrude ovelson and
family on Sparks Street, While
here he will give the bride away
at the wedding of Miss Joyce
Ovelson and Robert E, Hipplisley-
on July 15, He will be return-
ing toCalgary the following week
accompanied by Mrs, Ovelson
who will spend a vacation in

Alberta. bp

Mrs, William D, Griffiths re-
turned last week from Berkeley
Hospital accompanied by her

hushand who went south to bring,

har home, F+4 .

A -surprise miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Mildred
Wagenaar prior toher marrlage
to Mr. Robin McColl was held
at the home of Mrs. W,E. Skil
licorn on JuneMrs.The bride-
to-be was presented with a sou

venir wedding booklet as well.

as gifts from those present,
gally wrapped and presented in
a mintature home, Hostessed
were Mrs. Skilllcorn, Mrs, Milt
Olson, Mrs. Albert Richardson,
Mrs, Robert Ramsay and ‘Mrs,

HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM Rev,
School mornings July 17+ 28, at Th
Church. Mr, and Mrs, Adams come he

Ron Lennan.

MORMAN elders Lee Jepson (left) of Greeley,
Utah, are now knocking on Terrace front doors t

_Mormon missionaries in Terrace

These elders are young men

It’s not everyday that a ouple
of 20-year-olds’ drop in to ple
office and tel? youthey are mini.

“TS of religion,

Elders in fact.

But that’s what happened this :

week,

‘Elder’? seems a bit of an
exaggeration when youmect Lee
Jepson and George Abbott,

They look lke a couple of

college kids,

But *etder?’ is thelr title in
the Mormon Church, which they
prefer to call The Church of
Jesus Christ of Lattereday
Saints.

Jepsom and Abbott are cure
rently rapping on Terrace front
doors to explain their beliefs.

It sounds Like an oddball oce

.cupation for two young men,

A number of other, less spri-
tual. practices spring readily to
the secular mind,

Rur that’s the way it ts with

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Ron and Judy Adams (above) will conduct a vacation bible
ornhifl School . The School is sponsored by Uplands Baptist
re from Grand Canyon College, Phoenix, Arizona, :

uirl guides have to be ahardy
lot,

There are 180 of them camped
‘out at Lakelse Lake for ten
days of wind, rain and cloudy
‘ skies, ’

Purachke reports that no-
spirits hava been dampened in.
the downpour,
The 150, guides at the Lake

ston, Camp adviser Mrs, Fd.

And gulde. publictst Marton:

represent: the local area divie |

- They Wear Longer Because
They're Made Stronger

guides from Kemano, ‘Prince
Rupert, Kitimat, Telkwa, Hazele
ton, Porcher Island and Terrace
under her furisdiction.

Camp runs July 5+ 15,

Groups of guides aracurrently
working ondisplaystorepresent
the industry of their hometowns
with logging and Habing well
represented,

Why the camp? °

According to Marlon Pure
chke . ,**Girl guides go to camp

| Wind, rain, don't bother |
guides at Lakelse camp >

Cringan of Prince Rupert has

annually to learn camping skills,
fellowship and: good citizene
ship,

some 25 of the 150 guldes
in camp now are working onthelr
ploneer badges,

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“THORNE’S
. ~ ALUMINUM

.| ford it, They or thelr fami«

Elders Abbott and Jepson,

They are giving two years
of their llves to work as mis-
-Sionarles for their Church,

That’s standard practise for
young Mormon men who can af-

lies pay for their support dur-
_ing the two-year term,

Their missionary methodisto
knock on front doors and ex-
plain their religion,

They're not pushy, don't go

off into diatribes,

They don’t make many ‘con-
verts,

“Most people are friendly.
sald Lee Jeppson,**But very few
are really interested,’ *

Both found Terrace afrlendly
town, .

Friendliness ig a quality that
can be appreciated by ironte
door missionaries,

“Some of our missionaries

have had the hose turned on
them,’* Edward Abbott explains
ed,
Both boys ‘expect an invita
tion to join the US Army when
their missionary tour of duty
ends later this year,

After that Lee Jepson will re-

‘Deeolag to colons Sri ocegtage

, Depots bps

ic taterest is Toathemettes and
he’s alming at becoming acom-..
puter tecnician, |

Meanwhile stay ‘ara two young
men wandering about town, ex-.
plaining their belief in Chris
tlanity and the revelations of
the Angel Mormon to Joseph:

Colorado and Edward Abbott of Spanish Fork,
oO explain their religion,

CAN

“Tt can be mighty embarras-

‘{fsing when you run short of ready
cash while travelling, Yet no.

one likes to carry around larga
sums of cash because. there’ sg
always the danger of loss or
theft,

What’ s ‘the answer then on
your next vacatio ‘ or business
trip? .

‘More’ and: more people: are
finding the éastest: and safest
way to carry funds for travel
purposes today ts in the form of
B of M travellers cheques, Any
bank in SMAeTT and most heels

‘Fhus . the*: person cashing it:
Inows Tight away that you and
only you are the rightful owner.
This. faature ‘makes B of M:
travellers: cheques useless to

Smith in the US ‘in the: “early

19th century, —

“WHITEHORSE, tt. (cP
‘opan-pit copper.mine goiag inte
‘preduction.. near - a
_Ister this year "will employ

workers, Mew imperial

Every: Day is @ Sale Day .
you always get. top, values,

; for your money:
Lear Lakelse. Ph, a

SEE ee oe

SWEEPER |
Is
COMING

TIMELY: TRAVEL TIP

WORRY-MON EY, TOO

‘gheques as you think you’ I] need

cash it, i

‘ders: cheques avallable at every

* {ADVERTISEMENT - $2),

SAVE

everyone: caceyt their puree.
haser, What's more, if your
B of M travellers cheques; ..
are. lost, destroyed, or stolen
the bank replaces them,

Do before you set off on that

next trip, stop at the Terrace
branch of the Bank of Montreal
and buy as. many travellers

The service charge isneglgible
fa the peace of mind is wondere

Dougias Williams, the accoum
tant, or any member of the staff
will’ be glad to help you makd

en other arran ements for Mad
Hong old cae ad Food

a larga sum, travellers lettar |
of credit are available from the
B of and if you are going
abroad, there are special travel

branch.

narerate’
erate”

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