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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

D. L. G. PORTER
CA.

FO. Box 220 @ McPherson, Block
635-2245

Prince George College
“The College of the North”

years of instruction in work feading to a Bachelor
of Science degree,

Registrations are now being
students from Grades 9 to second
inclusive. Accommodation is available to students
of both Hiah School and College levels.

The College courses provide

For further infarmation write to:

The Registrar,

Prince Gearge College,
Davis Road, es, No, 9

Prince George,

BOB

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1961 CHEV 4-dr. H.T.
V-8, automatic

and Senior

co.
RB. GA
rv aa

@ Terrace, B.C,
PRINCE RUPERT

accepted for
year college

the first two

Matriculation,

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B.C.

(c50 hid.)

1961 FORD Station Wagon, V-8, auto

1963 CHEVY 1I 4-Dr, Sedan

1963 FORD Galaxie, V8, automatic

Read. Burner

1963 CONSUL 2-Dr. Sedan 4-speed: Mt] 5
trans, stick shift, new paint, whe tires

1965 FAIRLANE V8, automatic

1965 CHEV Bel-Air 6 cyl, Station Wagon

1967 FORD XL 428 cu., V- 8,

r— Cool Off With This One
1965 CHEV H.-D. Y2-ton, 4 speed strans.,

Radio, Priced to sell!

loaded

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1964 FORD ¥2-Ton, Al

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condition

‘| away with the bargain, She con-

The wedding of JoanSteeleand
William B, Kennedy was Sole-
mnized in Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, Friday, June 30, with
Reverend Father ThomasC ullen
officiating,

Gordon Bjornsen of Quesnel
was best man and ushers were
Richard and Floyd Kennedy of
Kitimat, brothers of the groom.

The bride was lovely In hes
wedding gown of white peau de-

nedof semi-empire, Hue en train
with elbow-length capesleeves.
She wore a tiered net veil and-
tiara headdress and carried 2
bouquet of red and white roses,

Her matron of honor wasCarol
Thompson of Whiterock, B,C,
She was attired in sheath ‘ot pink
chantillylace over satin, with
pink net headdress, She carried
a bouquet of pink roses, —

Her matron othonor wasCarol
Thompson of Whiterock, B.C,
She was attired In a sheath of
pink chantilly lace over satin,
with pink net headdress, She
carried a bouquet of pink roses,

A reception was held at tha
Totem banquet room in Lakelsa
Motor Hotel,

sole and imported lace, fashio- ,

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

MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM B, KENNEDY

Steele-Kennedy rites
held at Sacred Heart

For the occasion, the bride's
mother wore a three-piece Linen
and lace sult in medium blue
with matching accessories. The
groom's motherchose a navy
blue and white ensemble with
navy and white hat,

The toast to the bride was
made by her uncle, Lawrence’
Francouer and several tele.
grams of congratulation were
read by the best man,

Music for dancing was sup.
plied by the Melody Kings,

. For her going-away outfit the
bride chose a powder blue sult

with white accessories and a

corsage of red roses,

The bride’s relatives from |

out-of-town facluded Lawrence

Francouer (uncle) and family; |f

Mr. and Mrs, A, Sawatzky and
family and Miss Trudy Sawa-

taky, all of Kindersley, Sas-

katcheyan,

Out + of + town relatives of |
the groom's attending the wed«
ding were; his aunt, Sister Vics
totine of St, Tosephs, Toronto,
Ontario: Mrs, Donald Rehmey
North Bay, Ontarlo: Mr, an
Mrs, ken Cryderman and Mr,
and Mrs, Ted Kennedy of Que-
snel, B.C. - brothers dnd sis-

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TORONTO (CP) - Because
families usually cherlsh such
heirlooms, there is a. good
supply of ‘ollver on the antique
market, says appraiser Bennet
Berman,

He says Sheffield plate Is still
one of the best buys because
coHlectors have only begun to
show real interest, In It.

Mr. Berman Its sales director
for Eliis-Baker Compantes in
New York, He has been appral-
sing silver for visitors at a
display of silver being held at
a Toronto department store,
*tThere is a big difference bee
tween silver stamped Sheffleld
and Sheffield plate. The flrst is
very often the place of origin
or a trade name,

Sheffleld plate was the name
given to plate produced by rol-
Ting sheets of metal and bond
ing them to copper,

Modern plate often hascopper
as a base, but the silyer ts
coated on the base metal in an
electroplating bath, Sheffield
plate {s no longer produced,
Mr. Berman says silver re-
presents a good investment,

interest of collectors, Because
the supply fs good, it {s pos
sible to get a bargain occasioe
nally as Mr, Berman says he
did once at'a church bazaar
which he attended under protest,
_™“There on atable was a pair
of candlesticks by Carter, 1764
I wrote out my cheque for $50
in double quick time because

the amount,
"iy wife didn't let me get

‘yinced me that It would be good
medicine for my conscience tc

have certainly enjoyed the cand-

in value since,**
Mr, Barman says the fore

smith’s craft were produced
hetween 1742 and 1840, but now
some Victorian silver. is ‘ace.
cepted as antique in the United
States because of a change in
its laws, -

-For import purposes an item
has been classed as an antique
‘only ff it was made before
1836, .-

‘The law was originally pass

tT sed in 1996 - - 100 years 1s the, . .

erltertan, Mr. Bermen says it
finally ‘was revised. Feb, 1 and

| now.the. determining date is fm
|| 1867,. In Canada the date is _

1041, oe

-'To remind the man ofthe good sam
turns you have done him isvery Ei

- much like a reproach,

though prices fluctuate with the “

they were worth about 10 times re

send an additional cheque to the iam
church = -‘which [ did. But I
lesticks and they have doubled

most examples of the silver- |

_ DEMOSTHENES > .

Bargains abound
in antique silver

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