THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1971

. TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

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FOR THE FIRST TIME this year, B.C. residents can keep their

old blue on white license plates.
inspector, applies new red and

Jim Frey, Terrace's license
gold numerai decal to a car,

Mixed bridge starting

Miked bridge competitions
will resume at the Thornhill
Golf Course at 8 p.m, January
14,

Cost is $4 a couple and teams

may be either men's, women’s

ormixed. Play willbe from 8 to
10:30 p.m, on alternate Thur-
sdays and will continue until
Spring.

To enter or for more in-
formation, phone 635-3643.

B A Authorized dealer -

Mail order a spectalty .,

re Leas Bar SLT Renee wee
-* DYNAMIC HEALTH SERVICE’ ’

Phone or write for free Health Digest and Catalogue
Our: Prices 10 per cent below listed

Food Supplement - “Hertis. Teas - Coffea sbi” we

to 4823 Lazetle Ave, «.

: Phone 635-5960 batween-é- & & p.m.
Monday Jhrough Friday

H.S.C, Products

Terrate, B.C. +, ,

= Service Scheduie -

= Sunday School 10:00 a.m. =
= Morning Worship 1:00a.m. . Phones =
| 2 Sunday Evening 7 p.m, ; =
= Bible Study Office 635.2434 =
= Tuesday 7:30p.m, Home 435-5336 2
= Youth Night Thursday 7:30 p.m. =
= The end of your search for a friendly church. =
“AN SSUESSE NEOUS uae TN

*-9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Maraing Worship
7330 Evening Services

aT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

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PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

Salvation Army

4451 Greig

_ For info on other activities Phone Envoy or Mrs. Bil Young
to 635-5446

4647 Lazelle Ave

7:30 Thursday Night
“Bible Study & Prayer
Meeting”

KNOX UNITED CHURCH
Cor, ‘Lazelle Ave. & Munroe
St. Phone 635-8014 ,

funday Services:

church School ¢ 9:30 a.m.

‘Morea Worship W080 a.m,
Junior Congregation

iy & 11:00 a.m.

Nurs :
raarten 1300 am.

Kinder

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lakeise Avenue

SUNDAY MASSES

8:30 a.m.
10:00 aim.
1315 a.m,
7:30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED -
CHURCH
Sparks Street at Straume Ave.
Rey. John Vandyk
. Phone: 635-2621,

“EVANGELICAL FREE

. CHURCH
Car. Park Ave, and Sparks St.
0:00 — Sunday School
11:00 + Morning Worship *
27590 2. m. — Evening Service
Wedriesday 7:30 p.m, = Prayer and
Bible Study
Rev. B. B. Ruggles 4664 Park
Avenue.
‘Phone 635-5)15

CHRIST LUTHERAN

CHURCH.
‘Cor. Sparks St. &. Park Ava.”
PASTOR: D. Kaiser :
Phono: 635-5002

Morning Service at 11:00 am, LO
Sunday Schaal 4s ams ii

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| Music Director: Stuart McCallum
: pastor: Peter "Morsetieta phone eas.

+ * Hottice: 47 Lazoe-ve. phone 635.
Your Friendly, Bemily Gnureh P4200 tbe

, 10:00 a.m. Sunday Schoot
1:00 a.m. Worship Service
-3:00 p.m. Worship Service

Back to God CFTK Hour
Friday 9:30 p.m. ;

ST, MATTHEW'S rT
'- #726 Lazetle Avenue, Terrace.
Anglican Church of Canada

SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:15 am
every Sunday.

(Sunday school and habyallting
WEEKDAY SERVICES: as posta :
on the church door, .

phone 635-4207 —

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Deadline for purchasing the new decals is February 27-—~Staff
photo. .

Skiing conditions are reported good at the Nor
thern Heights Ski area in Terrace.
The ski hill, opened last year, has a 1,000 foot ru:
nd a rope lift, Refreshments are available at th

located north of Atwho
treet in Terrace with signs marking the way to the § i

CROSSWO RD. PUZZLE

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1. Similar
2, Antisocial

ceremonies
15, Ahead
16. Swamp
17. Film term
(abbr.)
19. Frigid
20. Take
nourish-
ment
23. Couple
25. Competent
26. Plenty
28. Water burn
28. Highway
30. Shoe part
31, Play by ——
32, Man's name
(var)
33. Ad —— .
36. Bird chirp
18, Egyptian

(abbr,)
43, Wash bowl
44, Prostrate

1. Church law
2. Solitary
. 3. Apple seed
4, Supplement
5, India coin
(abbr.)

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14. Spice (N.Z.) 13h
16. Senator 28,Malled
Mansfield, 30.Garden
for one tools
18. - 32, ——
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(sl, 2 34. Manacles 41. Timetable
was.) 35. Bundles abbre-
21. Entire 37. Mildam viation
22. Man's 39. Arab 42, Sorrow
nick- cloak 44, Receipt
name 40. Annam notation
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#1 The Ladies Auxiliary of the

| up-coming banquets.

| BATTLE TO ONE- ALL TIE -

‘roziers hit

The Terrace Snow Sports.
association is holding a benefit
race this coming Sunday at the
-| Terrace Speedway.

« The benefit meet, expected to
_| draw a number of out of town
‘| racers, is being held for Bill
Roy, a member of the Terrace
Cobras, who is. laid up with a
broken leg.
Roy suffered the injury ata
British Columbia Snow Vehicles
Association sanctioned meet
held January 3 at 100 Mile
House.
A spokesman for the Cobras,
the local racing club said Roy
would not be able to race again
this winter and that. it was
doubtful that he would return to
work befere this summer.
The action gets under way
“Sunday morning at 11.
There will be trophies in all
| events and there will be a class
for stock machines so that the
average driver can compete,

Benefit
set Sunday
for Bill Roy

There will also be trophies for”

Curling feast
planned by
Legion ladies

Canadian Legion will hold a
* curling club banquet January
30, .
' The banquet will begin at 7
’ p.m. in the Legion auditorium.

Members are asked to donate
a lea towel at the next auxiliary.
meeting. -.

“The tea tow els fill be used for| ”
The
auxiliary also plans to order
five dozen towels in addition to
those donated by members.

‘Installation of new officers
will be held January & at 8 p,m.
with Billy Stickney, zone
representative from Kitimat
attending. Eve Melnyk will be
installed as new president.
Members were told at a

meeting January 5 that Szgt.-at-
Arms, Lottie Carter is in
hospital.

‘YOUR REST FRIEND-
"FINANCIALLY"
CLIFF McCHESHEY
BRR, Ne. 2
lakelse.Lake Road

635-6682

race

‘the winners of the stock
snowmobile category.

Proceeds from the gate will
go to Roy. There’s parking
space forall —.

Everyone is invited to attend
the meet which promises to be
an exciting one, so head out for

the Speedway on Sunday and -

support the injured driver.

Pritchett. . Now this ‘goalie for
‘the Bombers is a young fellow

‘and not: wise to the power of a

patented Pritchett shot, and
while he ig still wondering what
hit him Rick Paquette picks up
the rebound and filps it
home..this to be what turned out
as Terrace’s best effort of the
evening.

The Carlings did surmount
numerous attacks at times and
McLeod who got into the game

because of an injury to regular
“Bomber goalie was quite able to

hold fast and bar the door.

He beat Sarich. from very
close in twice and robbed Sch-
wengler from point blank range
another time,

Late in the third period
Marleau picked up a sloppy
Carling clearing pass and Jet a
blast go at Gilliard that he was
just able to get a skate on but
before he could cover up Lupick

Carlings Ed Gilliard, who dabbled } in serious hockey at mostly to not thinking.
does his thing in the nets was} times and for two periods || . KEEPSMAGIC | game... ENTS
outstanding: and performed | cajoled the Bombers into | At 1:33 of the second period Sn COMMENTS sere:
Miracles in a hockey tilt | making mistakes, ’ Jerry Sarich worked his way up, tan, nti beon ores
Monday night before a packed | Gilliard was the differénce, 88:1 the ‘ice “and cut through | the y fas saith th xpoaed
house of pro Kitimat fans. time and time again the Kitimat Defence and pasted out “In fo seasons im ee lings

The Carlings, who applied'the | Carlings had trouble ' getting the to the point. took me iikin em ef writ
muscle throughout the game, | puck out of their own end, due There abouts cruised Al een a Ting a agit

wengler, hard-hitting:
rearguard is starting to work at
his position with Tact,,.and the
ever cool, super thinking- Bud
Foreman ‘played his usual fine
game.

Perhaps too much of - the
Christmas goose was had by’
Brown, Martin O’Brien and Bo
Linden over the holidays...
perhaps with an Arena the good
regulars couldkeep their le
shape too. Also too bad tha the
local fans would not get out and -
support hockey.

There are still seats to be liad
if they get there by 9:30 or so.
This Monday the Carlings take
on the Eurocan team and it
shoulé go this a way. - -

Put two tough clubs on a slick
piece of ice, arm them with
wooden sticks with crooks at
one end and drop a rubber disk

‘there and you have -en-

tertainment a la carte! —-.

Ask for this booklet from our representative,
kK, E, Neilson

P, G, MeMorran
who will be at

Slumber Lodge Motel --.
Terrace, ,

January 11 & 12, 1971

If you requira a term Ioan to start,
modernize orexpandyaur business,
we invite you to discuss your needs
with our representative,

EZCLEY inoustriat
DEVELOPMENT BANK

TERM FINANCING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES

and

B,C,

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