TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1971 (im

A SAFETY AWARD goes to Skeena Forest,
Products from the Workmen's Compensation
Cyril White, WCB chairman, presents.

Hoard.

the award to

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“red Kerby and Jack Coburn of
Skeena Forest Praducts--Terrace photo.

Services held
for Frank

His many friends in the
Terrace area were saddened to
hear of the sudden death of Roy
Frank in Fort Nelson.

Roy was spending the winter
visiting with his mother and
step-father at the Summit at
mile 392 on the Alaska highway,

Hebecameillon. March 30
and was rushed to the hospital
in Fort Nelson where he died on
the morning of March 21.

Roy was born in Smithers in
1930 and took much of his early
schooling in Terrace.

He worked al the Skeena View
hospital here for 17 years leavi-
ng there aboul two years apo.

During his stay there he jo-
ined the Little Theatre group
and took an active part in -
several of their plays. His was a
cheerful nature and he was
always willing to lend a helping
hand when needed.

The body was brought to -
Terrace for burial. Service was
from the Anglican church and
he was buried in the Frank
family plot in the Kitsumkalum
cemetery.

Pallbearers were Charles
Foster, Allan MeColl, Hugh N-
attress, Norman Frank, Jim
McKenzie and Frank Earl.

Roy is survived by vhis
mother, Mrs, Delma Steele and
two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Horness
of Dawson Creek and Mrs. Vera
Miller of McKenzie.

The family wish to thank ail
those who so kindly assisted in
their time of bereavement.

ANN

LANIER

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Dear Ann Landers: I've
been going with Bryce for
nearly three years, We keep on
having these terrible
arguments about a tramp who
will not leave him alone. ‘Un
several occasions when he was
Supposed to be working late I
learned he was seen with this
woman.

Last night Bryce stoad me up.
Tonight he tried to explain. The
tramp showed up at his apart-
ment just as he was leaving. He
couldn't be rude so he invited
her in for one drink. Weill, one
drink led to another and the
next thing he knew it was 6
o’clock in the morning.

Bryce has hegged me to
forgive him, He says this wom-
an means nothing to him. The
only reason he has been nice to
all who would like to save
money. He promised to marry
me next year when he is debt-

free and able to buy me a nice |.

ring, Please advise.”His Barby
Doll

Dear Doll: Under what rock
did you find this prize? My
advice is to give Bryce
the air so fast he'll catch
pneumonia from the breeze,
There's a name for men who
take money from women but

Service Schedule -
Sunday School
Morning Worship
= Sunday Evening

= Bible Study

= Tuesday

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9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worship
7:30 Evening Services

AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

VOSA UT eT Una HULELLAS HN

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

10:00 a.m.

1i:am. .

7:15 p.m.

7:30 p.m,

= Youth Night Thursday 7:30 p.m. =
The end of your search tar a friendly church. =

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‘Salvation Army

4451 Greig

For info on other activities Phone Envoy or Mrs. Bilt Young
635-5446

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4647 Lazelle Ave.

Phanes
Office
Home

DESO TADASLEENE REET VERAUEY

635-2434 =
635-5336 =

7:40 Thursday Night
“Bible Study & Prayer
Meating”

KNOX UNITEDCHURCH
Cor, Lazelle Ave. & Munroe
St. Phone 635-6014

Sunday Services:

Church Schoel 11:00 a.m,

oe
Morning Worship 17:00 a.m,

Nursery &

Kindergarten 11:00 a.m.

EVANGELICALFREE
CHURCH
Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St.
1:00 — Sunday School

11:00 — Morning Worship
22:30 a.m. — Evening Service

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lakelse Avenue

SUNDAY MASSES

8:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m,
W:15 a.m.
7:30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
Sparks Street at Straume Ave.
Rev. John Vandyk
Phone: 635-2421
* 10:00 a.m, Sunday School !
11:00 a.m, Worship Service
5:00 p.m, Worship Service
Back to God CFTK Hour
Friday 9:30 p.m.

this is a family newspaper,
honey.
Dear Ann Landers: Like you,
I do not drink. Like you, I am
often surrounded by people who
do. It used to be a prablem --
getting drinkers to leave me
alone at a party. I became
weary of carrying decoys --
ginger ale | didn’t want, or.
water witha cherry in jt. After
awhile I became annoyed with
myself for pretending. I solved
the problem with one simple
Sentence. Here itis: “I have
never known a person with so
many brains that he could
pickle part of them in alcohol. ”
Alter that little salvo the lushes
leave me pretty much alone.
Try it Ann. -- Success It's
Beautiful
Dear Beautiful: 1 don’t need
to, thanks, [ just tell the lushes
that if 1 don't mind them getting’
smashed, they shouldn't mind
my not getting smashed. It
' works just as well.

Is alcoholism a disease? How
can the alcoholic be treated? Is
there a cure? Read the booklet
‘Alcoholism -- Hope And Help,”
by Ann Landers. Enclose 35¢ in
coin with your request an a
long, stamped, self-addressed
envelope.

DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Three years ago I met a girl at
work, She was seperated from
her husband. We fell in love.
When she became pregnant [
wanted to marry her but she
decided to go back to her
husband. She had twins and I
was. proud as can be,

The twins are’ the smartest
and cutest little boys I’ve ever
seen. ] hope you won't think I
am conceited when I tell you
they look exactly like me, I
want lo marry this girl and
raise the boys more than
anything in the world. The
trouble is the girl’s husband —
he likes the kids very much, toc.

Last night [ begged her to
reconsider. She told me to get
lost and stop pestering her,
What are my rights? These boys
‘are mine. I am willing to fight
for them in court if I have to,
Aren’t there laws for people like
me? — Robbed

DEAR ROBBED: Yes, there
are laws — but they read like
this, Bub: Children born to a
woman who is married belong,
legally, to her husband. Since

you seem to be so freakéd out’

over kids, why don't you find a
nice single girl and marry her
and leave this woman alone?
Take her advice, Get lost.

on -

‘When you
don't know who.

“AUS

CANCER

FOR ALL READERS BORN BETWEEN
-APRIL4th and APRIL 10

It looks like being a year of lucky chances, But
although it is true that unless you speculate it will
be hard to accumulate much by way of lucky
breaks, you nevertheless are not called upon to.
‘stake your shirt’ on any alleged certainty.

Some people who have a win in the Pools gain as
much from the speculation of an eighth of a penny
as do others who stake large sums ineffectually,

As a matter of fact, one of the most important
things you must do this year is to put a curb on any
form of extravagence; because that is the way in
which your resources could be frittered away. -
leaving you with empty pockets,

AQUARIUS
January 21 - February 19

Comparatively an uneventful
week, although employment
possibilities may make for
movement or getling around.
Hopes and wishes are expand-
ing, and you may have some
vision as to where you want to
get. As for romance, love af-
fairs are favoured though you
may do more attracting than
chasing.

PISCES
February 20 - March 20

Whatever it is you want, from
life, whether in the direction of
ambition or the achievement of
romance, happiness, or self-
satisfaction, is well signified
this week. Don’t expect much
action in this particular week.
Things will come your way
without your conscious planning
for them.

ARIES
March 21 - April 20

The elevated Mars should
that you are out to reach your
ends, and have sufficient
agression and skill to catch the
bird on the wing. Changes which
are occuring in the background
may perhaps open doors for

you. So be of good heart for {|

Spring is at hand: and, as
always the coming of spring
causes the Arian heart to
rejoice.
TAURUS .
April 21 - May 21
Occupational opportunity
may lie in store for you; and
although this particular week
may seem uneventful, it is by no
means adverse for money-
making. As for romance, t-
hough this too is wearing its
neutral clothes and therefore
less likely to attract than when
Blamorous, you are now in the
opening days of spring - a time
when a young man’s fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love.

GEMINI
May 22 - June 21
With an elevated Venus,
glamour and romance may well
be in your mind's eye this week -
and with Jupiter and Neptune
logether in your 7th (marriage)
house, it might well be that
some of you have hopes. Ah
well, this is the kind of week
which is apt to make the heart
feel eternally young.
CANCER
June 22- July 22
This is likely to be a quiet and
uneventful week, All the same,
keep up your goad offices and
services, and in no way slack
off. Even if you are taking
things quietly, you should learn
how to cooperate with others. -
They may extend a welcoming
hand - seize it. ‘
LEO
July 24 - August 22
You have your thinking-cap-
an indication which
signifies a good week for planni-
ng purpuses. And with a Leo,
that usually means planning to -
make a little more money, So
long as you give a practical
shape to your plans, you will be
moving in the right direction,
But. see that you implement yo-
ur plans with goods and -
services. , |

change may

business, But
Seems to be with you, and
therefore if you have a worth-
while plan it might be as well to
slartio implement il. It will bea

By CONSTANCE SHARPE

_ pleasant enough week for rom-
antic purposes, though not an
ideal period for starting a new
_ affair.
/ LIBRA,
September 23 - October 22
A mildly-diverting week for
personal relationships and for
making new contacts.
Glamorous ideas may enliven
the perspective and might be
used for promoting friendships.
In business, da not attempt to be
loo ambitious, and for finaneial
Matters observe a due caution,

. SCORPIO
October 25 - November 21
Romance may strike up an
imaginative image in your -
mind; and the more
glamourous the circumstances
the more attractive the idea
may be. But you will not lose
Sight of your careeral goals,
even 50, and opportunities for
expansion should not be
lacking.

VERGO
August 23 - September 22
Some form of judicious
result in good
the initiative

- HOROSCOPE | _ é : Cancer

- e .

Visits _.
. SAGITTARIUS _

November 22- December 21

Conditions are expansive and
there seems to be no reason why
you should not be feeling o-
ptimistic and happy - even
Smug. For you are now in which
should be quite ‘a lucky period
when things should be going y-
our way and perhaps opening up
all sorts of expectations. Nor -
will romance take a back seat in
all of this! :

CAPRICORN .
December 22- January 20

visited Terrace last week.

| Health Unit,

by means of a simple test,

; ; TURN FOR WORSE

Continue your efforts te
‘achieve and to forward your -
ambitions. Perhaps you may
hot get very far in this partica-

when you are on the way up;
and the elevated position of
Uranus suggests that exciting
careeral opportunities may

late.

the near future.

| The ugly one still looks the best, .

Look at it this way. .

Nobody has what Volkswagen has:

A 25 year headstart,

All this ‘time we've been refining it. Improving it.

Then refining our refinements and improving
Our improvements.

Nobody has the horde of inspectors, The 16,000
individual inspections, Or the grinding tests.

Nobody has our kind of paint job: all 35 pounds

of it. ;
Nobody builds a car the way we do: airtight.
Nobody builds in what we do. An exira heater,

"Spring Special!

COMPLETE AUTOMATIC

Meet

A solid sheet of steel underneath. A reor seat’ that
folds down, , .
Nobody has the service. The electronic diag-
nosis system. The 2 year 24,000 mile warranty,
When the new small cars came out, everyone
thought they were going to make the bug look bad,
But they forgot that it takes time to turn outa
car that won't turn out to be a disappointment,
So instead, the new small cars are o;
actually accomplishing something quite
remarkable. 2 .
They're making the bug look beautiful.

Ray Eagle, education officer
of the Canadian Cancer Society,

During his visit, two films
were shown at the Skeena

One of the films, “The
Odyssey of Dr. Pap,” deals with
detection of cancer of the cervix,

One of the aims of the Canadian
Cancer Society is to educate the
public regarding methods of
detection and cure of cancer.

SOUTHEND, England (CP) — °
‘Commuters’ headed for this H
Essex town wondered ‘if they'd
‘got on the wrong train as ‘it left
lar week, but every little counts |-the normal route from a London
station and headed into Chelms- ‘i
ford 40 miles away. A railway }
official finally announced it had
taken a wrong turn and the pas-
begin presenting themselves in jsengers got here 40 rainutes

TRANSMISSION SERVICE

1. Band & Linkage adjustment
2. Oil changes -
3, Pressure check

CONFIDENCE. "ae Cheek for oil leaks

r to furn to...

“TURN TO US WITH

Wednesday 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and
Bible Study

Rev. B.B, Ruggles 4664 ‘Park
Avenue, :
‘Phone. 635-5115

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

4726 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace,

Anglican Church of Canada
SUNDAY SERVICES: 19; are
every Sunday.
(Sunday school an

: included 9:45)> -
CHRIST LUTHERAN WEEKDAY SERVICES; a8. pasted

. CHURCH on the church door. " MacKAYS
‘Cor. Sparks St. & Park Ave, ot _ . a
PASTOR: D. Kaiser .PMosie Director: stuart McCallum . . FUNERAL

Phone: 635-5082 phone 635.4207 . os 4
_ HOME,

" “. Pastor: Pater Horsetiela hone 635.

f Morning Sérvice at 11:00 a.m, — - 95855 - a 35
‘Sunday School 2:45am.

. Phone 635-2444

“Terrace, B.C, ;

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“Terrace .. Automatic ~
“Transmission manager.

He guarantees quality

5. Road test en So |
service. oe
95 . Plus oil Oo. a

, All For Only $1 : Pa :
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TERRACE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
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