SEVEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1971

Newly installed officers for the ensuing term.

Job’s Daughters hold Installation.

‘The Masonic Hall was filled

= with Many guests on Saturday -

| No. 98
“Installed into office: far the -

~

night for the Installation of
Officers for the International
‘Order of Job’s Daughter Bethel

ensuing term were Honored
Queen Elect Gail Redmond; Sr.
Princess Avis Agnew; Jr.
Princess Laura Dando; Guide
Laurie ‘Dubeau; Marshall ©
Chelan Deane; Chaplin Cathy
Porter;' Treasurer
Spracklin; Recorder Brenda
Hobbs; Librarian Nancy
Phillips; Musician Norma

Pando; 1st Messenger Noreen -

arding; 2nd Messenger. Terry
Woolger; 3rd Messenger
Shannon Helm: Sth Messenger

Linda’

Jo-Anne: Harding; Senior -
Custodian Marilyn Wright;
- Junior’ Custodian Kellie

O'Brien; Inner Guard ¥vonne

Dubeau; Outer Guard ~Karen

Place. ;

: The installing Officers. were
Past ‘Honored Queens and
Majority Members. The
Installing Honored Queen was

‘Sandra Place who is now Jr.

Past Honored Queen. ' P-H.Q.

Norma -Dando was Guide;

P.H.Q. Karen Wright was.
Marshall; ° “Betty Barton was"
Chaplin; Vicki Redmond, was
Sr. Custodian; Cathy MacIntosh
was Jr. Custodian; Mrs.
Jefferis was’ Recorder; P.H.Q..
Vicki Miller was Narrator and
Past Guardian of Bethel No. 53

_Mrs. Davies was Musician.

During the evening Merit

"awards were. presented to the”

girls who had made the re-

‘ quired amount of points. The
- awards work from brenze to
_ silver to gold for each 100 points. -

the girls may. accumulate. .Ef.a
girl has already won-a gold

award, she will receive a silver ~

award ‘for each new award that
she earns after-that, Marilyn

. Wright and Shannon Helm were.

awarded the bronze awards,
Gail Redmond received her-
silver, Avis Agnew and Sandra
Place received their gold.-
Silver Spoons were presented to
Laura Dando and Laurie
Dubeau. ;

After the ceremony there
were refreshments served,

All is well with the Seals

“the Terrace Christmas Seal
campaign is running well ahead
of last year according to Mrs.
Checkley, chairman, for the
Kinette Club, sponsors of the
campaign. :

So far $2, 764.80 have been .
donated compared to $484.75 for
the same period last year.

’ ‘There is an explanation For it
though. This year all Christmas
Seal messages were out on

schedule while there was a-

slight delay in mailing to some

areas last year, which meant '

residents’ did not all receive
their Christmas Seals at the
‘same time, and would,
therefore, not have had a
chance to return contributions
as early as this year. :

This being a busy time of year
when personal pressures are
_heavy, gentle reminders to
residents who have not yet

fm el i ted

aie rl out.

This is a reminder, too, to use
Christmas Seals on ‘holiday
mail. When you do it indicates
you are in the fight against
tuberculosis and other
respiratory diseases, such as
emphysema and chronic
bronchitis.

The province-wide campaign
which this year seeks $425
thousand has now reached the
$202,650 mark, compared to
$173,357 for the same date last

We oven

” matters as wellas

CANCER ©"

“BY FRANCES. ie

Thursday, December. 23, 4971"

ARIES:> - a ‘4 ‘
(Mar. 21 to Apr.
Good influences ' ie routine
launching
of new enterprises; Deliberate,
‘then act. - ‘Try: a master stroke, .

TAURUS. =
(Apr. 21-to,May 21): ae 7
Mixed planetary influences, .

Careful plans and moves at the

right times and places will keep
you. in. the: lead :for’. gains.
Creative pursuits nian
favored.
GEMINI | rel
(May 22 to. June ai). AF
Good influences encourage
your finest efforts.” ‘This is the
time to go all out “and
accomplish: really big things,
But avoid ‘“get-rich-qule "
Schemes. .' ©

(June 22 to July’ 3):

Because you did not: succeed
before at whiat you believed.a’
_ worthwhile endeavor does: not
~ mean you will not now - IF It is

meaningful trends.

LEO .
(July 24 to Aug. 23).
Favorable solar ‘influences
suggest that you put forth your’
best efforts, but without
overtaxing ‘yourself. Just that
one extra try, the genial word
may turn a big tide for you.

VIRGO
(Aug. 24 to Sept. 23)
Neither renege on promises
nor attempt too.much. There
are tendencies to both now.
Accept only what your better
sense recognizes as suited to the
day and your purposes.

LIBRA
(Sept. 24 to Oct. 23).

Your competition will be keen
now, yet there is plenty of room
for your talents. Display them
with discriminating taste.
There are benefits in the offing.

SCORPIO
(Oct, 24 to Nov.22)

Don’t leave yourself open to
needless criticism. Know what
you must do and HOW: to go
about it. With others observing
your-example, you could ke a
potent leader.

SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 23 to Dec, 21)

Harvests from past efforts
should be substantial, but some
may be delayed; do not chafe,

be extra patient. A good day in-

which to display your ingenuity.

*v, deliberation before -aeting; <
- Don't toas..up a_coin ‘or make

. Be painstaking.
‘AQUARIUS *

op
‘interesting
indicated. Original ideas may.

’ Michiel,

at a
"Stellar: Influences: ‘now. ‘s
‘uggest  -priderice;.

decistona in:a. ‘haphazard | way

Jan, 21.40 Feb, 19) 2 ey?
You: may consider making
some-changes now, ‘but. be.

' careful not to make too many, ;

or to.go too -far-in any ‘one*
direction....A good ‘adjustment
should work out-well, however,

_ PISCES .
(Feh, 20 to Mar. 20)

Sturdy-effort will do the triek 0 on:
this ‘“‘on-and-off”’ day, Some:
challenges.

be accepted soon.
“YOU: BORN TODAY aré,

endowed with tremendous inner
reserves of strength, vitality
- and -the- inpluses which fan’

‘Highball _
hilarity

still worthwhile. Keep wp with ,

. Cont'd from Page 1.

., properly watered and cut on an -
angle before mounting in a-

selected holder. Preferably, cut
a growing tree or if you buy one,
make sure the needles are nat
falling out as this indicates that
the tree is very dry and will not
last ‘long in ‘your home.
Remember, the taller the tree,
the greater the hazard so don't
get a tree which is not suited to
your home,

A beautiful Christmas :tree
can easily become a flaming
Torch in your home if not
treated with ¢are.
selection of decorations are
stamped by the Safety: Council
-of Canada and with this, 1 urge
all Parents to have a joyous

Christmas and try and cut down

on needless tragedies.

Gym Open

The gymnasiums of Clarence
Cassie Hall and

Uplands will be open over the
holidays for use by the children

in the areas. ON DEC. 23, 28-31 —

BETWEEN 1-5 P.M.

Activities such as basketball,
badminton, volleyball, ping
pong, cosom hockey, checkers
and cards will be available.
There will be a supervisor on
hand at all times.

Older children can use the
Skeena Secondary gym on the

. Same days at the same time,

; veareful

A good

path the forces: wi

° yourself but, once cognizant of.
powerful

them, you can be a.

‘influence for good. ‘Your: goals... --

> ” are usually lofty ones and yours
: 4g the exacting and‘persey

". jature which can lead to their -

attainment. Your relationships -

ering -

with: ‘people -'are.; usually -
seemingly happy outwardly but
suspiciousness: and :a- bit - of
jealousy which you are usually
successful in. concealing, often

~ keep: you from truly enjoying

your associations. ‘Try to curb!

"You are versatile in your talents,
-and, depending . upon. “your

leanings; would make-a skilled. -
physician, teacher, lawyer, .

actor or writer, Birthdate of: .

Charles Calverley, English

poet; Charles Sainte-Beuve,
French literary critic, ;

NITE &
DAY
DINERS

WINNERS: Two.

” winners in-the-Pay -Ag ‘You

Pull ticket raffle: :‘which. waa .
” sponsored: by the Women of the
-Mooee Chapter 1622 are. as
* follows: Ist prize of $50 was Mr. ‘-
‘Dennis Mutscke of 4445 Park
Ave.” The winner ‘of the 2nd
prize of. $25: was. Mr. Jim
Koclowak of ssi. ‘Haugland
ve...

a cengsiatons > gentlemen:
ould help abit with the
- Christmas shopping. .

MERRY CHRISTMAS
From the window of Ev's

‘Dubeau

Men's Wear ‘here. are’ 5 aoe:

_ more local folk wha are senditig:
out their Christmas Greetings —
to ffiends dnd relatives:on.the —

Downtown Ladies: Lions: Giant
Christmas Card. They are:

‘Marg. and : Curley. Casey;
‘Fernand Gagnon -and family;
-Ev and Marion Clift; Mr..and

Mrs. W. H. van Heek; -Mr. and
Mrs: H. Poague; Terrace Arena .
Campalgn Committee; The:.A,
Family; Kathy
Suteliffe; “Rino and. Elanor

’ Michaud; Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Reynolds; The Al Thomsons;: °

Dave and Jean Maroney and
family. (to December 10, 1971)

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PIZZA - FISH & CHIPS CHAR BROILED BURGERS - BREAKFAST

For your added shopping convenience we will
be open Monday, Dec. 20th to Thursday, Dec
23rd from 9 a.m. until 9 p. m. every day.

PRINCE RUPERT

. 624-3112

We're open on Tuesday, Dec. 28th at 9 am.

TERRACE
635-6659