o i H leaders tend to’ be. complex shifted his love from his mother

x. Their parenis are opening 8S people, tobe achievers and to be lo love far Germany. and saw \

Pa many doors as possible, and (he self- confident, the country degraded as his . . ; .

a cen ead eaten self- . mother had been degraded. He ee Ae ee ee OU”

vs : _ “They gel this way v by having ‘was desperately. afraid Ger- — —— . .

«ites aresome of Repos pe werk pened, fa idea many Would yo make op to " sarGcane at nathan

et the: . neo ces c broadly as ‘possible, being _!hose who had wronged. her as ete rs oo. C a e y a .
a Foe -winhing 4 ree: denied no explanations, being his mother had made up‘ta his , :
: lone pedal. Litled Leadership. allowed ‘to observe. a5 many father. ; Judy Ann Peters and Anthony pieces and carried bouquets of from the bride's grandparents, A
+ willbeseenonthe CTY nework [@cels. of en relalionships nis view’ of “Hilles’s -THomas McHale were united in the same colors. Mr. and Mrs. John Kuemper of 4
oom Sunday September 29, -- as possible. childhood, ..the ‘program. matrimony on August 31 in | A reception at the Skeena | Humbull, Suskaichewan and %
, Tete nd apie way. ‘The werere may piduce Suggs in gant ena is” TERRES, ceered ear, Aer om dt as Rese apes Obtains :
. parents can-muke leaders. of -illanous punilive leaders leadership of Nazi Germany. alhone Churen, | one reve ‘led th inet per of Calgary,

* their children, but they can, put . father Allison utieated al the Valois altended the guest book

; them in the right selling,” says. § ceremony. |, and Mr. Ronaid Kuechle served Weddi

* producer-direciar Jerry ™ The bride, daughier of Mr. aa vate ak of nopuved ti tons edding

-. Lawton, who has been in charge and Mrs. Raymond Kuemper: 1 “ bride, Propeses ¢ lous Announcement

* of theserles since ils inception 4 “was vallended by matron, of wr three ered wedding cake : ” ‘

g years ago. honor’ Mrs. «Eleanor, -O'Boyle. - Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Spidel

. Among them, leadérs such as , “were best-man John’ McHale, ~ .

. charehill, “Roosevelt... brother of the~ groom, and’! making ther fame rn Prince. ‘Oneito, Barnes of Niagra Falls, RESTAURANT
=" Mackenzle King and Hitler ali | ‘ushers’ Murray: Kuemper ‘and :- Ah hb ide fiited ng
2 had. strong relationships with, Paul’ McHale, “Music: for the © inp, es rl a au it, sir tna The wedding will be held i in CHINESE & CANADIAN FOOD

* their mothers. . Indira Ghandi. woe 5: happy occasion was provided by we. he: Che suit, .trimm Terrace October 18 at 3:30 p.m.

= present-day prime: minisier of THIS WEEK'S LETTER: Wow! Two years is 2 tong Hime when ‘Julie Muckle. - z were carnations ne al ‘the “Kingdom: Hall of _ W IE BANQUETS: 7 Lo,

t Have | got a problem! I've bean you are growing up and alol of - : ; *s Wilnesses. : . iq
BR dasithaviel Nehru, alew a prane going With this guy for almost things ean change in that perlad - ‘The bride was lovely’ina ‘Noor = Attending the wedding -from Jehovah 8 menness PR A 0 . ORDERS T8
~ dawaar finds Prime” "two yours now and we have al. of Ume. Iseems Hike this young lenth’. gown’ of white sheer “gut of lawn were: Mr. and Mrs, . | PARTIES FAST SERVICE TAKE OUT "
i. minister of India,. as were ways liad .u lot of underslanding man has’ changed and he haa polyester over'silk,. The budice. - John McHal from Vicloria, B.C.- - ; _ - : :
Elizabeth first. and second Of until “recently, Everytime he’ found a new girlfriend, He's ry “was of Chantilly’ lace,’ with ~ (ihe grandparents of” the ~~ Fo ster . ; ;
b Othe pr rogram. shows in Gut die asked me a nears hin ae Oreck ot niaselt: at's ‘gi Matching \cuffs onthe long. groom!;° Me. and Mrs. Jubn _ The Food that givas you Taste & Appatita
i" p “and T haven't given: him aw ans- why he's finding foult with you sleeved, gown. ©. The boltom -: \eHald of Prince George; Mrs... ?

First: Woman. Prime Minister

Canada’s first woman. prime
minster.

She prbably shares certain
characteristics with those other
Canadian children, ‘girls or
boys, also destined lo become
leaders, ;

They had a strong relation-
ship with the parent '-of* the
opposite sex -- the girl wilh her

Somewhere in Canada, a girl -
is growlng: up* to “hecome=-

“uy think: the- public is quile
ready ‘for ‘it’ now,’ she says;:
"Quite ready for a woman to be

_a--party. leader, anda prime .
minister,” : :

She recalled a public “opition
poll in which Canadians. were,

- asked if Ihey could envisage-a

woman as prime- minister, ‘to

. which 70 per, cent of thase polled."

said yea.

such as Adolf. Hiller, whose -

“ baekground: Is examiried liv the
program.’

“You can’t explain Hiller by

his childhood or his parent's

behaviour alone, but you can
gel: some insight, “ says Mr,
Lawt on.

The program shows Hitler's
fa (her as‘a‘mercurial man who

father, the bays with . their : was sometimes devil, elher
mothers, ey uy think the party managers limes raging and frightening. .
Both parents love them vere a Iiltle shocked by that,’ His mother was loving and oflen’
consistently and‘-, without. ‘Dp, Jaweit says, .“'They keep conspired with. young Hiller
question, All ‘children. seek | saying we're not ready for.a against his“ father, ihus con-

* adult approval, and these kids

are. gelling It, in full’ measure
from” loving, supportive
parents.

They're probably growing up:

in.an exceptionally open and.

broad-minded environment,

The program compares ‘the :
backgrounds of famous leaders *
‘ranging from Adolf. Hitler’. to
"Mary, Queen of Scots,-

terviews. with current leaders |.
and examines the qualities
to. goad or cbac |

relevant,
leadership.

-Dr. Pauline Jewell, president
of Vancouver's, Simon: Fraser
University is ane of the com- .

temporary leaders interviewed. - sont to give him up, bul I don't’ ts “teu prian ‘sbnetretien te ciekér wc bridesmaids. wore. identical , Edwin) Kuem : ,
. n , . per of Prince Tuesday 8th October, 1974 at !
i is she who predicts Canada now what to do, tated cuatatte awe avscRaN. dresses of blue, yellow and pink - George. 3:00 pm. in the Assembly PHONE -
may be closer than we think. to- OUR REPLY: Give him up. Press SEnVice, FRAMKIORT, KY. 40501, » toral’ material with a while- Telephane ° calis of Room Mills Memorial: .
having a woman prime scene: background, AN'wore head- congratulations were received — Hospital. 4642 Lazelle West of CFTK Terrace at

woman, but the public may bea

good deal further ahead on that:

than the people who manage our
organizational alfairs..'-:.- -

- Producer’ Jerry Lawton says

fusing the boy when he saw her
making up with his father afler
one of the. Tages,

Hitler. grew. up. nat trusting
either parent.” As an adult he

wer.yel — here’s why: he's also
asked another girl to marry him!
- Phat's right,” he -also‘ asked an-
*. other girl;.1 think I let the other

.) gir have him, Lately, whenever

. he. writes'me, he's always trying
to blame something on_me, or to
find fault with me. T really don't

WILL YOU
MARRY ME?

now, This boy. ond you ‘need to —
wait down. and) have an_ honest,’

meaningful diseussion. {f both at
you realize your.relationship isn't
working out, try to be malure

“cnough te leave the relationship -

ag friends,
ou hove a Wenoge problem you want

and bridesmaids | Dorothy

~ MeHale-and Colette: Kuemper.-
-Allending the, groom, son- of: *
Mr; and’ Mrs. Jobn ~“MeHale ©

hemline was ruffied and formed
a train,
heirloom. of

outfit,
roses-and while. carnatiots. :

The matron of honor ‘and -

_A ‘gold: locket, a).
the . groom's ©
‘Brandmother accented | the.-”
‘Her: bouquet :was ‘red:

trimmed’ with white ‘and pink
--rases centered (he bride’s lable
and the ‘hall was “decorated . in)’

pink and while,
The couple. who will be

Marte Hebert.and son Amie of -

Prince George, Mr. and, Mrs,

Omer’ Valois. and daughters
Rose and-Yvonne of Quesnel.
“B.C.;John, Dorothy; -Paul and--. -
,lan McHale all of. Prince
“George; and. Mr.

and Mrs.

are ‘pleased lo announce the
forth-coming marriage of their
daughter Lurella Gaye lo Mr.

“Dave Barnes, son of Mr. and

Parents
Meeting
The regular moithly meeting

of the Terrace Foster Parents
Association will be held’ on

ec er

TRI,

rreetar pons 2Y

NEiAG pore srry)

THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 2, 1974, PAGE B32

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