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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4% 1971

iair:
8 Northwest’ Trappers

oclation will meet on:
cember $rd to attempt .to..
r up the confusion 26 to the i
“the:

gatus of the: ‘wolf. {a he b
ame, fur bearer.or. predator

1 Until September: he was: a.

dator. and. ag: buch: was’

isoned in this area as late as -

1, and later In some parts of .
he Province. .
a a furbearer. he has been

160.00 the price for local pelts —
er

‘be snared .or- trapped a6
rovided by the B.C, Game Act.
ilthough he has.this protection

Prince George Conservation
officer states ‘that it. is

Scompletely lawful: to trap’or.-

snare wolf and that the
Borovision to do so. is an: “un-
mwritten law" Unforturiately
Munwritien lawa are superceeded
Bby written laws,
By a strangeturn of fate, even
Mtho the wolf isa big
zanimal and is protected by the
FGame Act, the Province of B.C,
_— to carry out a wolf

: é

' So what-is the atatus. of the -

: Wolf,? “good. muy: or. bad guy?
Protected : sted.

“santie!..” co
Department,’ reserved forthe -
sportsttian rich enough'lo go on:
satan ter wi -or fair game for: .
who can use’ the

Wolves have now ‘gone, back to
their Intended — roleand

bad wolf?

e 7 tee omen ir the néa *,

yee aot, of .
aithvicit Teapen eon

“TE HERALD. TERRACE -

Editors note: According to the
statlstica released by: the. fish

~ and. -wildlife ‘branch ol-the.

‘Department’ of Conservation;
“the. Cache Creek checking
‘ station had reports of 13 walves
hunted down up to and including

*: November 21, This is down two

* from: the ‘sume period in 970, ms

about $35.00 except for the..
As a big game animalhe may -

game.

4

“Anniversary —

we

on ‘December ‘Sth « ‘Upleinds

~ Baptist Church’ will celebrate’
: their tenth anniversary. since
being conatltuted ‘as-a‘ church...

Reverend James Yoder, who -
was the first Pastor.at Uplands
will be .in Terrace ‘ftom
Richmond to speak at the 11 am.
and. 7:30 p.m, services. Present -
pastor, Len Koster will: direct” *
the order of worship. |

Immediately following the

morning. ‘service, - ‘church
members and friends will enjoy
a fellowship dinner and have the ”
opportunity” to visit with

‘y

Vivian. ::

oye

In Terrace Provinial Cour t
Tuesday, Donald Peter Fex,.

was: convicted. of a- charge of .

theft -by conversion. The

Charges arose when Fex failed |

. to. turn-in - $302.53‘ worth of

“Reverend Voie aid its wie >

proceeds to the Taxi company fim

he was working for... -He was
given one day in jail and six
months probation on the
charge. He was also directed to

give restitution for the amount

by March 31, 1972.,

. From the pastor’ S pen

aq A tor in Surry, England
Bite ‘impressive incident

Barea. He visited -a- religious
mz bookstore in:downtown London
mard found the building in
shambles. Rubble, broken
iB windows and burned books gave

blunt evidence ef the recent

a Nazi raid. In the middle of all

that destruction the minister

‘e ‘saw something that arrested his:

a attention - one book that was not
m charred. He picked it up and
B found it-was a book of sermons |
Bwith the title “Things ’ which
Cannot be Shaken." The pastor
a took that book title “ag-.a
‘message to his heart from God.

* With all the calamities and
shakings going on around us we
@ need to be reminded there are,

- ‘according to the Bible, a

= number of things which cannot
be shaken. “The Foundation of
0 at

m sure, having this seal, The Lord
knoweth them that are his.

g And, let everyone that ‘ameth - .

| THIS
] WEEKS:

an unusually -
mheavy bombing of the London

a “Nevertheless the :
a foundation. of God- standeth

the name of Christ: depart ‘from
iniquity” (2.Tim. 2:19). Most .
people - think of. - this
“foundation” as representing
the church - ‘Jesus Christ.
Himself being the chief corner
stone’’ Eph. 2:20. Secular
history repeata over and over
again-stories of transient and:

‘erumbling foundations, . All
works of men are. destined. for -

disintegration, but the blood:
washed Church of Jesus Christ
is an enduring and unshakeable
institution. Jesus said, ‘‘] will
-build my church, and the gates*
of Hell shall not prevail against
it. ”

“The Word of God.”
also said, ‘Heaven and earth
shall pass away, but my words
shall not pass away.” Of books
-there is.no end, and it would. -
have been better if many .of
them had never been written,
Books become obsolete and
therefore their. decease is
necessary, but God's Word is
‘unshakeable and will: palways be

Jesus: ‘

with: us, It cannot. be shaken
because God Is the author of it.
Divine truth is unchageable and.
unshakeable, despite the
changing philosophies of men.
Peter glorified in ‘the Word of

’ God which liveth and : abideth

forever. 7

“phe Love of God”:
Lave cannot be shaken,

‘God's
Jobn

wrote “Having loved his own |

whieh were in the world, he

loyed them unto the end.” It is .

interesting to notice the next

. Verse mentloned Judas Iscariot.
The Love of Christ included the ’

‘traitor, The phrase Unto the
end’? has been variously -
interpreted. The Love of Jesus
for His disci ies undoubtably
continued until His ascension to __

heave, but I like to think that.

“unto the end” also extends
- throughout all eternity, God’s
Love is unshakeable, and no -
circumstance can make it

_ Pastor M. Kennedy
. Pentocostal Churih -

‘RUTIMAT, B c

DAY

- 'Kermodie team member steals the ball as referee
‘_ calls a foul on Kitimat man in one shot of the action
"at the Wednesday night game,

The Terrace Kermodies

* topped the Kitimat Chieftains .
an in a breathtaking contest:
“at the

Caledonia

Gym
Wednesday night.

‘The Kermodies lagged behind

40-38 al halftime, but picked up
37 points in the exciting third

quarter to achieve their fina].

triumph. Lorne Dakin captured
the high scoring honors with 27
points, making a new record for
the school. Dakin was also
_ leading rebounder, with a total .
of 16 for the game, .
Morris Amos, tallied 20 points
for Kitimat. And Harold Bariell

came close with 18 for’. the

Chieftains,

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~ big. game, - -

‘The Caledonia girls slipped by
with one point to win over the
Kifimat girls. Shannon Lee and.
Donna. Mitzenburg ‘were high
scorers, with 7 and 6 points

_Tespettively, Pat Kennedy and
Sandy Welin did well for
Kitimat with totals of 11 and 10
points, -

The next home game will be
‘December 11 with Terrace
hosting the: ' Rupert
Rainmakers, in what coach Ed §

. De Vries eaya ‘will be: another ..

Smee ‘ill be’ no “Straw Ballot”, ee
7 “wae Ifended to try and keap oct new comtmenity Sere
'- aut of the political issues in this election. However, for the -
"last three days | have heard my. opposition advertising on |
_ radio his version of what is happening inregards fo the multi aoe

purpose. building.
I, therefore, will give you my version. .

Community Centre has two alternatives: ==“

“7. The District of Terrace, to apply for a loan fo build our new pan

a it can go to the peple in the form cf a referendum and the EE OE ga

_, District of Terrace willl have to sell the bonds on the open

market. The current rate for bonds is between 9 and 0

, 7 percent or .

..2. The District ‘of Terrace can apply to ‘the Federal-
Proviricial Governments for a loan which currently is at 6/2

“percent interest and on approval of the loaanproceed with the

project, but it is also a condition attached to this money that |
‘we ‘cannot have a referendum and that council: must be 100.

~ percent in favour. |
. The loan application has been made with a 100 percent vote
‘+ ”\~- by council. There is, however, no legal barrier to reducing
'. the amount of the foan should a smaller project be

undertaken by council,

Purpose building will. provide three.
««Itis my opinion that the word mulfi-pui

. ‘yo Itis my hope that after the, election Is over the new council
_ Will take a second look at this plan, as the multi-purpose
building does not have an adequate gymnasium according to
"the submissions made by thevarious groups. One example is
~ that the Badminton Club need room for six courts - the multi-

. purpose is just folling ,
the people that it’s something for everybody. ‘Whereas, really

a it's a ‘comproimise. for everyoody.

Sincerely,

~ Royal. Albert. Sale 7 ~~ weal ae

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