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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971

A
LANDERS

Hospital auxiliary

elects new slate

New officers ‘of the Mills
Memorial Hospital Auxillary

awards to students studying
medicine and sponsor the

raemiiinieiniitinsp TIE aa aaa ea were elected at+a meeting | Candy Striper group.
Dear Ann Landers: One hour | minute. She now has some solid Thursday, Volunteers are also needed
before my 21-year-old sister | evidence of his instability, This They are: Mrs. Audrey | who can knit or donate used

was to be married, her fiance

sent word (she was still | preview of what she can expect Rila Harvey, first vice-| the thrift shop. .

dressing) that he had changed | ifshe marries a man who meets president; Mrs. Gwen} The next-auxiliary meeting
his mind and didn’t feel he was | tension-producing situatioris by Cruikshank, second vice-| will be held at 8:15 p.m. on
ready for marriage. This was a | bugging out, Not all girls areso president; Mrs. Vi Tim-| February 15 in the. hospital |
terrific shock to all of us. We | lucky, merman, corresponding | assembly room and volunteers

could scarcely believe it, Sis
took it like a trooper — kept a
smile on ‘her face and tried to
console mother as well as the
members of the wedding party.
Sis later told me, “Dale is
probably nervous and
frightened. I'm sure he needs
professional help. Poor fellow.
I feel sorry for him, 1 must help
Dale get well.” ;

I am the bride’s oldest
brother. If my sister goes back
to that rat after what he did I
will never forgive her. He
pulled the lowest trick a fellow
ean pull on a girl. I am bitter
and angry, and I feel my
feelings are justified even if he
is nuts, I'd like your advice on
what I should do about this. --
Unforgiving

Dear Un: It’s not up to you to
do anything. Obviously Dale is
unstable. It may be your
sister’s good fortune that the
guy folded out at the last

Nothing taken
in ransack

An office of Sanders Welders
Ltd. in Terrace ransacked
Monday night -- but nothing
was taken.

Would-be thieves broke into
the office through a rear win-
dow sometime before 3:30 a.m.
when the crime was discovered
by the RCMP.

devastating experience was a

Dear Ann Landers: After 30
years of sleeping ina single bed,
my husband and I decided it
would be best if we made other
arrangements. In recent years
Fred became a snorer and I
became a restless sleeper:
Whenever Fred moved it
bothered me. Then there was
the question of bed covers. I like
to sleep toast-warm. Fred
couldn’t stand all that heat.

Our bedroom wasn't large
enough for twin beds, and
besides I felt we should have
a wall between us to solve the
snoring problem. So we decided
to turn the sewing room into a
bedroom for Fred.

The reason I’m writing is
because several of our friends
have made snide remarks about
the new sleeping arrangement.
The implication is that our sex
life is over the hill. What they
don't know is that we have
almost worn out the carpeting
between our bedrooms. Our
night life has never been better,
Since -yau are so clever with
words, Ann, can you come up
with just the right phrase to let
people know? -- Far From Dead
In Des Moines

Dear Far: People don't
NEED to know. It’s none of
their business. Keep quiet. Any
remarks you make would sound
defensive.

TERRACE KINSMEN HOPE mathers will fill these shoes in the

annual Kinsmen Mothers’ March scheduled here January 31.
British Columbia poster child Millie Mouw, 11, asks residents to
give generously to the province-wide campaign. Proceeds are

MacKinnon, president; Mrs,

secretary; Mrs. Sue Williams,
recording secretary; Mrs.
Jennifer Graf, treasurer; and
Mrs. Pearl Soutar, publicity

gee | officer.

used to assist in the rehabilitation of the physically disabled. If

you want to help, whether you’re a mother or not,

Terry Ruddell at 635-5358.

please contact

The Ladies Auxiliary needs
new members if it is te continue

patient services, Mrs, Coutar
said.

At present, volunteers run the

| hospital shop, the thrift shop,

staff the well baby clinics, man
the courtesy cart and provide
patient services.

The auxiliary also gives

and expand its program of |

clothing and household items to

are encouraged,

In the past, the auxiliary has
donated over $30,000 worth of
equipment to the hospital. The

_ present membership stands at

62 active members and 33
associates,

The thrift shop is in a new
building on Lazelle Avenue and
anyone having items to donate
tan leave them there from 11
am. to 6 p.m, or at Terrace

‘Interiors when the shop is not

open,

/

For pick-up, phone Mrs. -

Helene McRae at 635-5320 or
Mrs. Lucy Smythe at 635-2360.

Thieves with a Centennial
spirit stole two Canadian flags
from high schools over the
weekend.

On Monday morning both
Caledonia Senior and Skeena
Junior High Schools reported
their three by five feet flags

The Maple Leaf forever?

missing.

So if anyone sees a new
addition to a dwelling, in the
shape of wall hanging or
bedspread, which looks
suspiciously like a maple leaf,
the RCMP would probably like
to hear from you.

CANCER

HOROSCOPE

By CONSTANCE SHARPE

Boy, 15,
in chess

A 15-year-old boy from
Terrace was placed second in
the chess tournament held in
Prince Rupert at the weekend.

Maurice Johnson was the only

LidRA

FOR ALL READERS BORN BETWEEN

LIBRA
September 23 - October 22

chances are you could repent an
infatuation should it develop

entry from Terrace, The other
15 players were all members of
. the Prince Rupert Chess Club.
First prize went to Mike
Holmes, president of the club,
and George Giuspini came

Local girl

second
match

third, Besides one junior
Maurice was the youngest
participant.

Maurice has been playing
chess since he was nine years
old and has been playing
seriously for the past two years.
Recently he won the junior
chess trophy in Kitimat.

He use
Terrace Chess Club before it
was discontinued last summer.
But according to Maurice there
are plans to re-start the Club
next month,

to be a member of the.

A special appeal for Heart
Fund volunteers, each of whom,
will be asked to call on neigh-
bors to advance the fight
against heart and blood vessel
diseases which are responsible
for more than half of all deaths
in Canada has been issued by
Mrs. Donna Harvey, Heart
Sunday Chairman in Terrace.

Mrs. Harvey said 50 drivers
and 150 canvassers are needed
to call on their neighbors on
Heart Sunday, February 28.

They will distribute literature
telling parents how to help your
children form good health
habils early, and reduce their
risk of heart attack later, The
Volunteers alsa will receive
contributions to the 1971 Heart
Fund.

Applicants may register as
Heart Fund volunteers, by
telephoning 635-6395, days or
635-6797 at evenings. Each
volunteer will visit about 25-30
homes in his or her immediate
vicinity.

Local heart fund
needs volunteers

community will take place
February 1 to 10.

Expectations are that the
Heart Fund Campaign will
realize about $3,500. as com-
pared with an actual return of
$3150 in 1970.

Top guide
to visit

The B.C. Provincial Com-
missioner, of the Girl Guides of

Canada, Mrs, J. Stewart, will : _

visit Terrace next month.

Mrs. Stewart will arrive in
Terrace February 23.

She will begin her day with
the commissioners and the
executive of the local
association at a luncheon.

Later in the afternoon she will

visit the Brownies and their
leaders.
In the evening she will speak:

JANUARY 25 AND JANUARY 28 , Should he quit2 a lucky week | this week, - ts thespian CENTE nt MEMO A campaign of the business ee anaes ne a
. : . . or m . i I . Ss. D. Hids , D1
Little seems likely to worry you during this | pave oa lutte ore if you riovember 22- Deceraber Zt A Terrace girl will take part | Alexander Caulfield An- Commissioner from Prince

particular year, as the general indications promise
an even and comparatively trouble-free course.
Not that you are promised any outstanding
Successes or any notable financial improvement

Speculation, do it early in the
week, because things may be
less lucky during the second
af.

Unexpected news of a distant
‘friend may arrive in the mail.
This might necessitate a
journey or a line of action. ©

in a college production of
Shakespeare's “As You Like
It Ly

‘Josie Peters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Peters, 772 Pine

derson, who entered the Hud-
son's Bay Company service in
1831, also served as Collector of
Customs, Victoria, member of
the Indian Commission, and

CENTENNIAL MEMO
One of the best-remembered
settlers of the Okanagan was
Father Charles Pandosy, whose
reputation as doctor, teacher,

Rupert, will accompany Mrs,
Stewart on her visit to the
Terrace and Kitimat Districts.

They will be given supper at
the home of Mrs. D. Thompson,

other than that which can be afforded by a low October et htember 21 December #2-Tanuary 0 Street, wilt paint sets for the | Inspector of Fisheries for | farmer and community leader | the Deputy Division Com.
productivity margin, This does not mean ‘that an Occupationally this willbe an | Could be a week of com- Pe d British Columbia, lives on, missioner in Terrace,
e attends Huntington

occasional one of you may not be lucky in a lottery

or similar speculation, ,
anti-placid influences or at:

advantageous week, Also if you
are self-employed, if your home
is the base of your operations,
But don't let an amorous con-

mercial advantage. It might
even offer an unexpected op-
portunily to advance your

College in Huntington, Indiana
and is taking the course,
“Shakespeare on Stage."*

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AQUARIUS mosphere that will be generated. career.
January 21- February 19 by the Stars. tact bowl you over, for «-

Unexpected news from a
distance may bolster your ego
and afford grounds for personal

AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

Thornhill Realty Ltd.

WE DELIVER THE GOODS!

possibility; but do nat seek soft
options. Also you should rely
mainly upon your own exertions
and not depend upon the support
of friends.
ARIES
March 21 - April 20

A week in which a friendly
cooperator may prove unex-
pectedly helpful. But at the
same time be sure you keep
sentiment out of business, A
change in plans could lead to the
realization of a desire,

The end of yaur search for a friendly church.
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Salvation Army
4451 Greig

7:30 Thursday Night
11:00 Morning Worship “Bible Study & Prayer
7:30 Evening Services Meeting”.

For infa on other activities Phone Envoy or Mrs. Bill Young
635-5446

satisfaction. Be enterprising, as Mc TT 4H a ry ad = 7 ,
this could be your road to = BAIT ACTAL TA mPrana Sy mea =e “ACROSS THE NORTHWEST A ates georges p
-success, But at the same time || = PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE = Real Estate Insurance Appraisal NS see SRS ee a
do not expect everything to run |] © Service Schedule - 4647 Lazelle Ave. = Property Management oe SPaern ial RS ae TG | cent
smoothly. = Sunday School 10:00 a.m. = oy
PISCES 3 Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Phones = 4731 TUCK AVE, a ta
= = 2unGa ni i ith. = 20S eee Wark
An neacocted “ honat to 3 sible etudy ning 7S pam. Office 635-2494 5 Four bedrooms plus playroom could be fifth. Two full oi
earnings could be one || = Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Home 635-5236 = bathrooms, Crestwood kitchen, taundry facilities in
= Youth Night Thursday 7:40 p.m. | basement. Full Price $24,500
=
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SUITE

FULLY MODERN DUPLEX |

9:45 Sunday School

KNOX UNITED CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH
TAURUS Cor. Lazelle Ave. & Munrae Lakelse Avenue Very near town and schoals, Both suites have full basement
April2l-May 21 St. Phone 635-4014 SUNDAY MASSES and fireplace. Excellent investment property. Low down:
Your aspirations run high and payment of $6,000, Low interest rate on existing mortgage.
might suddenly be attained. But Sunday Services: 8:30 a.m.
make sure your motives are not Church Schoét ; 00 em. ON LAKELSE AVE. .
mixed, as this week there is a 9:30 am, 7:0 pam. One acre 146 Foot frontage includes fully modern 3 bedroom ; : aie (hea
case for singlemindedness only. jf) morning Worship 11:00 a.m, home. One and a half baths full basement. Very well bulit ea Pee er
* GEMEr Junior Congregation CHRISTIAN REFORMED house outa be moved. This could be an excellent in- ON df ‘ 4 rare

May 22- June 21

. i , Nursery & 11:00 a.m. Sparks Street at Straume Ave.|, —
ira eae that is pending Kindergarten 11:00 a.m, Rev. John Vandyk Comfortable 2 bedroom homaé on ¥% acre on McDeok Ave. TRAFFIC GOING
lucky ; oquel But ee a ¥ Phone: 635.2621 Total Price $12.00. Terms dvallable. =
i ate mn EVANGELICAL FREE | 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sch &
taking financial risks fo a highly CHURCH RE 11:00 ame. Warship Service 10 x 50 House.railer =< a4 BY? FOR THE

speculative nature because you
could become unstuck.

‘ CANCER
June 22- July 22
You may suddenly decide that
domestic interests will require

Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St.

10:00 — Sunday Scheol

11:00 — Aderning Worship

57390 p.m. —~ Evening ‘Service
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and
Bible Study

5:00 p.m. Worship Service

Back to Gad CFTK Hour
‘Friday 9:30 p.m.

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH
4726 Lazelle‘Avenué, Terrace,
Anglican Church of Canada -

ready fo move
arranged,

_ For Country Living

On lof 75 x 100 serviced by Water. Completely set up and
into. Total

1.68 Acres af Usk, with partially furnished house and out. :

“price $8,400. Terms can be

<

__ BEST RESULTS:

USE OUR WANT

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

ADS-IT WILL BE
YOUR BEST MOVE

_ buildings. Gravity water system, full plumbing, electric and
propane heat. Listed to sell’ at only $8,500 which includes
miscellaneous additional iterns such as deep fredze, fawn

~mower, rote-tiller, ete. Excallent garden soil.

1159 Lakelse Lake Rd. /.. ”
Attractive and neat 2 bedroom full basement home with 3rd
bedroom above garage, over an acre of land and good horse

~ harn with corral and pasture, property all fenced. ideal ;
setting for horse owners. . FP $24,099. ;

a certain outlay or expenditure.
But make sure you consuit your
spouse before making a final
decision, because the conjoint
could have other ideas,
. LEO
July 23-August22*
Consult with your partner -

beforehand should there be any

. necessity to take some urgent

SUNDAY “SERVICES: ‘10:15 am

every Sunday.
(Sunday. school and babysitting|.
Included) .. .

WEEKDAY SERVICES: as posted
on the church door. mo

CHRIST LUTHERAN
CHURCH. -
Cor. Sparks $1, & Park Ave. -
PASTOR: B. Kaiser
Phone: 635.5882

Pf Morning Service at 11:00 aim.

. Put your business profits into high gear by using the vehicle _
| that is powerful enough to do the job ‘alone. Phone or come

Music Director: Stuart McCallum
phone 635-4207. | : ae |
Pastor: Peter Horsetield phone 635:

Agar ave; LT aga6 LAKELSE AVE, -. Phone 35.2202.
11:00 am. Rev. Ray Melntyre’ | [4 ,.. REVENUE PROPERTY... or 635-7200.
. 7:15 pm. The Gideans — — ——

kind of.action. Because should {ff sunday Schaal 45am: a ; a ; Pee a,

you attempt something off your . - z _m Office: «724 Lazelie-Ave. phone sas: For further details, contact aur real estate sales statt 7 ae a oh , Do. coy
own’ bat, you will risk an |.<"Your Friendly Family Ghurch) Mab _ Larry Clay |. (635-5181; Bok Elkins 635-2774 ; by our Want Ad department for complete information. Stop"
wniexpected emotional upset. = . Bob Sheridan‘. 635-2664 = Rusty Ljungh = «635-5754 ted eS
os VERGO - ™ . Beat & crinne ‘Ron Freed = 635-4084 «©. Frank Skidmore 635-5691 Ona. Me we tos

"_. August 23. September 22 Faunce, 5010 Le: AMS BILE SCHOOL Bud McColl 636-2062". no ae Bane -

‘financial. gain. by way of.

+ payment for services rendered,

;  Attention...to' duties and |
: responsibilities towards others
- will pay offNot a good week for
- romancé, : however, . mainly
B. . because of “the .wisettled and

‘GOSPEL
CHAPEL;

Terrace Herald |

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