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for Terrace girl

A wedding ot local interest took
place in the Unitarian Church in
Vancouver on Saturday, May 6,

when Sonia Fenger, only daughter ||

of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Fenger of
Terrace, became the bride of
David Hille, only son of Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Hille of Burnaby,

: The wadding service was con

ducted by the Reverend Haydn |

Stewart,

Following the ceremony an Ins
formal reception was held in the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Steven
Ringwood for the families and
many close friends of the couple,
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OBITUARY

GORDON TEMPLE,
Victoria, B.C.

At Victoria, B.c. on May Ist,
1967, Gordon Temple, of 898
Vernon Ave,, formerly of Terrace
B.C., passed away,

He is survived by two brothers,
Edward and Cecil Temple, of Vic-
toria, -

He was a member of the I.
0,0.F. and the B,P.O, Elks of
Terrace, ;

Funeral service was held Sat-
urday, May 6, at 2 p.m. from
Hayward’ s Funeral Chapel, Rev.
HR, Whitmore, officiating, Sam
Kirkaldy, formerly of Terrace,
was one of the pallbearers,
“Interment was In Royal Burial
Park,

Local lapidaries
- mourn. loss of

’ “Rock Hound”

“Terrace Lapidary Club Is
mourning the loss of their "Rock
Hound’ *,

_The hound was a wall poster
which belonged to the club,

> They offered a reward for its
return at the May 14 meeting in
the civic centre,

. Meeting also offered thanks to
the people who dropped in to see
the club's display at the trade
fair.

-Door prize winner was Mrs
E. Lndseth,

Club meets again June 11.

OTTO SEZ: The politician's
favorite menu — applesauce
. and baloney! °

Mr, and Mrs. Williams K,. Best
of Terrace were married in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 50 years
ago on May 14, 1977, .

On Sunday, May 14, they cele
brated thelr Golden Wedding
anniversary with. their family at
a noon-hour dinner party atGim's
Restaurant,

In the afternoon a few friends
called at their apartment home
and In the evening the family
gathered at their son Arnold’s
summer home at Lakelse Lake.

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MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM BEST
Celebrate anniversary

Fifty golden years for the Bests

Their son Bill,
of-town member of the family
from MacDowall, Sask,, was pre-
sent for the celebration accom-
panied by his daughter Gall,

The evening was spentreminis-
cing and viewlng slides and
movies of former days,

Mr. and Mrs, Best were marr-
ied in Saskatoon on May 14,1917,
at which time Mr. Best was a
member of the police force,

In 1984 the family left Saska-

toon to take up farming in Mac-

Dowall, Sask,

In 1948 Mr, and Mrs. Best

thelr son Cliff and daughter |

the only out-

their two sons George and Arnold,
leaving son Bill in MacDowall
where he still lives,

Mr, Best worked in Pohle’s

came to Terrace;
with Co Li

for a year

Board until his
in 1963. He made many young
=|friends during the time he was
janitor in Riverside elementary
school

their home in an apartment in
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, J. Waish.

Haldane-Wells
celebrated in Vancouver

Christ Church Cathedral In Van-
couver was the scene of a wed.
ding on Saturday, March 25 in
the afternoon, when Heimke
Wells, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Edward Wells of Terrace, be-
came the bride of Thomas Hal-
dane, son of Mr, and Mrs, J.C,
Haldane of Mirfield, Yorkshire,
England,

Canon JM. Brownlie officiated
at the ceremony, Gordon Drye
brough was best man and ushers
were CarlJensen, and John Dahle,
allof Vancouver, .

The beautiful bride, given In
marriage by her father wore a
wedding gown of white chiffon,
empire walsted, withGuipure lace
and elbow-length Sleeved jacket.

s| Her cathdral-length veil featured
Gulpure lace petals, which fell|—
}| gracefully from a coronetof flow-

ers in her hair,

She wore wrist-length white kid
gloves and carried a bouquet of
red roses and white hyacinthe,
The bride's veli was a gift from
her uncle !n Germany.:

Mrs, Marilyn Gravel of Prince

4) George, as matron of honor, and

Miss Pat Buchanan, also of Prince
were
charming attendants.

They were attired alike infloor-
length gowns of hot pink peau
de sole sheath with pale pink
chiffon overcage irlmmed with

bands of hot pink peau de soie,

1 They wore pale pink patal head.
mipleces, white gloves, shoes en- |.
jtane, and- carried bouquets of

white carnations,
Mr, and Mrs, Wells were hosts

at. a reception. that followed in
the Queen Ann Room in the Hotel
Georgla, at which sixty guests
attended,

The three-tier. wadding cake, |.
German style,. featured: the de’

nuptials

licious afternoon tea refresh
ments,

Phil Sampson of Cambell River,
old friend of the family, proposed
the toast to the-bride, which was
ably responded to by the groom.

The bride is a graduate of
Skeena Secondary School in Tere
race and the groom has been at
tending university in Vancouver,

Mr, and Mrs, Haldane will make
their home at No. 101, 1078
West 14th Avenue, Vancouver 9,

Guests from Terrace altending
the wedding were: Mr, and Mrs,
Fred Locke, Mr, and Mrs. Ray
Skoglund, Mr. and Mrs, Alex.
ander Inselherg, Mr, and Mrs,
E. Wirtl, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Joli.

mann and daughter,

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Donald, premier of the Prince
Edward Island, was his uncle
and he is related by marriage

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