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, Ruby and Uoyd wedding on Jan, 9, 1953.
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-Dear Sir: a receplion in the church LUCKY DO LLAR BINGO

> Terrace Little Theatre’s
cast and crew of Betier
Living thanks all the
‘businesses and individuals
‘who helped make the show
"@ SUCCESS.

+ More than 70 persons
donated about 1,000
volunteer hours to the pro-
‘duction, including actors,
‘crew, carpenters, artists,
painters, designers, movers,
iticket takers, bar tenders,
ishop owners, students and
jmore. It’s a great show of
support and very much ap-
-preciated.

> A special thanks to our
iapdience — you sure know
how to enjoy yourselves.

} Marianne Brorup Weston

' Director, Better Living

(Dear Sir:

The Heart and Stroke
‘Foundation of BC and
‘Yukon thanks a number of
‘individuals whose assistance
and contributions made our
‘Dress Red Day a huge suc-
‘ess: Jeremy Heynen,
‘Darias Mould, Jon Doane,
‘Ryan Sergerie, Nathan
‘Losier, and Darrel Law.

: The participation of the
‘community Was impressive.

* Our apologies to the father
and child who were not able
to get a balloon. It was an
‘unfortunate situation that
‘will not happen again.

‘ Thank you for your sup-
port!

: Christine Walkinshaw
' . Freda Schmidt

basement later that night. In
those days there wasn’t a lot
of money for fancy wedding
extras so the Jadies of the
church helped out, making
potate salad and sand-
wiches. Elsie’s mother
splurged on a delicious wed-
ding cake from Mrs. Sites
bakery.

Tt was 20 below that night
when the couple left Terrace
in a blizzard to start their
honeymoon. They stayed in
the Cedarvale cabins for the
first night and by the next
moming all their food was
frozen, Wally had to make a
fire under the vehicle to get
it started.

The couple then travelled
to Hazelton for the
weekend,

Wally used to say that
their marriage had very
frosty start, but it’s jasted 45
years so it can’t be that bad.

My, how things have
changed now, Couples often
spend $10-20,000 for a
wedding and it may only
last five years, if that.

And now a little on Wally
and Elsie’s history, Wally
was bor Waldemar Froese
in Russia. He was tvo when
he moved to Canada and the
family first settled in Sas-
katchewan. The family
moved to BC in 1946 and
Wally struck out on his own
in 1949 to look for work.

He and four friends got

‘jobs “putting inthe power —
line froni'tlie mill to the dhd - -.

WALLY AND ELSIE Froese were married in 1953 at

the Pentecostal church. (Photo by Brock Norbig)

of Braun’s Island. He then
worked for Car! Pohle in his
mill from 1951-55, After
that Wally shifted careers to
become a mechanic at Reum
Motors, then worked for his
brother who owned Vic
Froese Trucking, until be
retired in 1992.

Elsie was born on Queen
Charlotte Islands to Joseph
Molitor and Effie Douglas.
Elsie’s father worked at the
air force training base there.

Then during the war years,

in 1942, Elsie and her fam-
ily moved to Terrace. Many
will recognize Molitor Ave.
as being named for her fa-
ther Joseph.

Elsie left home at age 16
and moved to Vancouver to
help her sisters who were
having children. When she
returned to Terrace she went
to work at Riley’s Drug
store, behind the old Terrace
Hotel, where she worked for
eight years,

She met Wally at church,
and he says she was the first
nice girl who caught his eye.

Affer they were married
they built a home at 5104
Agar Ave, and lived there
for 35 years.

The couple had five chil-
dren, and now have 13
grand children.

Hoth are enjoying their
retirement years together
with friends and family
remaining in Terrace.

A belated happy anniver-
sary. May God bless them

” both with good health.

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AISLE CONCESSION
635-2411

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YOU BE THE JUDGE

“Cindy, hurry and get your coat on.
Daddy's waiting.”

Andy paced anxiously in his ex-wife's
living roam. Suddenly he bagan sniffing
around like a dog.

“Hey, Tina, this place smalls like an

ashtray. Remember the judge's order. No.

smoking in front of Cindy. She's got asth-
ma, or don'tyou care?"

Tina pretended nat to hear a word.
She grabbed the coat and shoved Cindy
into it.

“Here she is," Tina snapped at Andy,
pushing Cindy out the door.

Andy growled. “Listen you witch,
You and | may hate each other's guts.
But that doesn't mean you should take it
out on Cindy. Oiherwise this joint custody
isn’t going to work.”

Tina started screaming at Andy,
“Who are you to talk? You take your 8-
year old daughter, you stuff her full of
sweets and you let her stay up till all
hours watching horror movies. Then
when she comes hame, it takes me 4
days to get her back into a normal routine.
Oh sure, you really care about Cindy.”

Andy grabbed Cindy's hand and
slarted walking away, Suddenly, Cindy
was wheezing heavy,

Andy was concerned. “What's the
matter, Cindy? is your asthma acting
up ? "

"No, no, Daddy, it's nothing. I'm feel-
ing better now. Gan we go and get some
ics cream?”

“| just know she’s smoking in front of
Cindy” Andy mumbled under his breath.
“We'll get some ice cream, honey, but first
let's go see Dr. Watson.”

BASED ON
ACTUAL COURT : i
CASES a

Andy drove Cindy to the doctor who
checked Cindy's Jungs and took a urine
sample.

The next day, Dr. Watson callad Andy,

"It's unbelievable. The tests show
that Cindy's urine has the nicotine level
of a person who smokes eighteen cigar-
ettes a day!”

Andy almost jumped through the
roof. “l knew it. Tina is poisoning my
child with her smoking, I've got ta do
something to protect Cindy, I’m taking
Tina to court.”

Andy was anxious to address the
Judge. “Your Honor, the urine tests prove
it. It's as If Cindy is smoking 18 cigar-
attes a day. What kind of mother would
do that? A judge even ordered her not
to smake in front Cindy because of her
asthma. She cares more about her nico-
tine fix than her daughter's health. You
must giva me sole custody of Cindy
before her mother kills her with her
smoking.”

In court, Tina was fighting like a wild
tiger, “Your Honor, | have not been vio-
lating the no-smoking order. You're ask-
ing me how Cindy got the nicotine in her
urlne?. How should | know? Bul Andy is
not here because he cares so much
about Cindy. He's just making trouble."

Should Cindy be removed from her
mother's home? You Be The Judge.
Then see balow for the court's decision.

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Grant Lindsey
Criminal Defence Law

“Helping People Cope with the Legal System”
"#2 4623 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C.

‘Holly Grueger
General Law

Phone 638-1764 Fax 638-7249

Marshall Matlas
Family Law

YOU BE THE JUDGE - DECISION

“Cindy, for your sake, we are ordering you to be removed from your mother’s house," ordered the court,
Bul custody was hot given ta her falhar. Hl wes the grandmother wha go! temporary custody af Cindy.

In tha meantime, both of Cindy's parents wera ordered to undargo psychological evaluations.

"4 decision | basad on the facts of the casa and the (sw of the provinea of
problem, please consult Lingsey & Gruegar Claire Bernsteln is a Montreal lswyer and nationally andicated

YOUI BE THE JUDGE is based on Actual court casas. Tod
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