MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1968.

TERRACE HERALD, 2» TERRACE, B.C.

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ANY33-Dec. 17) WHAT APOLLO 8 MAY SEE OF THE MOON - An array

‘of lunar domes on the visible side of the moon evident in this photograph, -
is what might he recorded by Apollo 8 in ita lunar orbital fight Saturday.
“This particular photograph was recorded Nov. 25 1966 by Luasr Orbiter
-IP~ a non-manned flight ~ and released - by the National Aeroriauties and:
“Space Administration. -The domes are from two to 10 miles in dintaeter and

Bearing engineers open i in
Prince Rupert, ‘Kitimat *

Growth of the northern and central regions of British 4
Columbia has attracted another new firm. Mrs, W, B, Me».
Donald, President of B,C, seers Ltd., has: an-

. nounced that the company will open branches in Prince Rupert
and Kitimat in January, Theseere*th 3
seventh branches. nt

A Fearing and power transmigs

ing, Bi Alberta for’ thiny, years,

Coulter. Electric Utd.

CONTRACTORS

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For SERVICE. ‘AND. ‘REPAIRS. for all makes of lewa
Mowers, Power. Sows, end Snow Mobiles. FREE pick-
up and Delivery: In the Terrace area. ;

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.. sj. Cabinets and Home Fixtures oo,
___ Hardwoods and Exotic Plywoods

zelle Avenue left Sunday for North

| daughter, Mr; and Mra, Larry:

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J) *Heralé-Shop and ts now In his’
“\ last year of "studies at the Re.
| formed Bible Institute in Grand |.

Rapids, Michigan, arrived homé

'| Alice. Seinen and his brothers,

B| state “wo appreclate ‘being out

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4'Kamloops, «-
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Py fdas is accountant for Kamloops:

| Moving and Storage.
Acwassmarciod on May. 18 fo Sars

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Mrs, Mary Cole of 4657 La-
Surrey, B.C. where she will spend
Christmas and. New Years.
visiting with her son-in-law and
Houle and fembly.

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ie the printers" trade ‘in tay a

‘fron’

last week to spend Christmas and
New Years with his mothex, Mrs,

He .was accompanied by his fian-
cee, Miss Margaret DeVries, who
is also a student at the Reform-
ed Bible. Institute,
- "e 2 om

Lance Stewart, 19 year-oldson
of Mr, and Mrs, Fred Stewart
of 4011 Sjarks, came home sick
in October from his studies at
the University of B.C. His itt
ness was the result of a woods’
accident on August 1st, He left
recently for Ottawa to spend|-
Christmas with kis brother-ine
law and sister, Mr, and Mrs,
Wally Wainman, He will leave
there early in January for avisit
to England.

Dr, Baty Phillips will be T=
turning shortly after spending a
brief holiday with his family in
Vancouver. ,

ee |.

Mr, and Mrs. Tony Hobenshield
haye left to spend Christmas and
New Years with their: son-and
daughter-in-law, Mr, and. Mrs,

aae..

Gale Smith, daughter.of Mr,
and Mrs, Harry. Smith, and Mary
‘Watson, “daughter of Mrs, P,L,

‘demy in’ Victoria “to spend the
Christmas “Beaton, ‘ 7

Me, ‘and Mea, "I ‘McBroom left
at the end of the week-to ‘spend’
Christmas visiting old irletds i
Winnipeg. - es
e s, z. t we an
‘Mr. and Mrs, Tex Fosbery ani
family left last Friday. for: 4
Christmas vacation. fo. Disneys
land, Califorla. . .

Mr, and, Mrs, thstlto M, Adam,
whe moved to “‘Tsawassento make |:
thelr home a month or. so ago,
aend greetings to their “triénds,’
Romans and. Countrymen"’ and

of the snow belt,. but perhaps
we may miss it-around Christ.
mas, if you don’t send some down

ie
Norm and ida. McDonald who

“their home in
Norm is is -in the

now: make:

Son Nell

pe een. Maclaichtan,”

ue Mao.
Weber and fatty te int a the fee ay a

Nell has

phedtography shop tr; Karena,

AN wend like: tothe - Farnpinbws at

tee RU, thele: rfents” Tn. ‘ter rane

‘and Matrlet ee!
2 oe or

Fee Maher : Me

from 1, 000 to 1,500 feet hight. Many are quile rough and show cracks and
pits at or near their eummite, Apollo 2 is fire manned lunar orbital flight.”

: ~ Around the town 4

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Earl Hobenshield at. Kitwanga. |

| Watson, have.arrived homa ‘from .
‘thelr. studies. at St, Ann’s' Aca-

"| people on: the road, more peo-

‘| More ‘chances ‘for’ an accident.

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of Inst week for Hawall where
they will spend Christmas,

. a a. en
. Miss . Kristin Mudie arrived

dies at the University of B.C.

[to spend Christmas with herpar»

~| ents, .Dr..and Mrs, Ian Mudie

and fantitlyy at 4618 Westview,
2 eee og

“Pat Casey, son of Mr, and Mrs,
L, G, Casey ‘of 4824 Sunset Drive,
who is In Tech School in Calgary,
‘arrived home on December 22 to
spend Christmas withhisparents
and family. - oe

ee ‘,

Dale-. McFadden, son of Mr,
and Mrs, Dale McFadden of 4736
Soucie Street, who is attending
Simon Fraser University arrived
liome at the week-end to spend
Christmas.
car. accompanied by Geeaert Poke

‘Street, who is home to spend
Christmas here from his studies
at Victoria University,
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' "Susan - Bass returned at: the
week-end from her studies at Vice
torla University to spend Christ.
mas with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Phil Bass at 4936 Park
Avenue, eee

Representatives ofthe Terrace
‘Herald and Radio/TV Station
CFTK were guests last Monday
evening at the annual Press
‘reception and dinner hosted by
the Aluminum Company of Can
ada in timat.

‘Terrace Rotary Club entertain
ed oldtimea at their regular Mon.
day meeting, Thé event took the

by: Bingo and a Sing-Song.,

Don’t let accidents at home

or on the road mar an other-
‘| wise festive season!”
It. seems. ironic. that most
“£ the motoring ‘mishaps, in-
s@luding - the fatalities, ‘occur
“within. twenty miles of the
vietim's: home. ;

‘Don't YOU. be B, statistic!
Have “fun, but always keep in
mind? ‘the: hazards. of more

ple milling about in the home,

“NEED. EXTRA: VITAMIN C
“Infants: need vitamin C sup.
‘plements: as ‘breast and formula
milk provide Httle of this ¢ eSs0he

tial element,

home Jast Thursday fromher st.

He drove home by |

randt, son of Mr, and Mrs, duers |"
gen FPokrandt of 3618 ,Kalum |.

“Let us

y _ Bethlehem -

By REV: ‘LEN KOSTER
Uplands Baptist Church
“For unto us a child ia born,
unto us a Son is given,” Isaiah
6
The night that Jesus was born
was the greatest and grandest
night in history.. K was a night
-when Heaven and earth touched,
when the natural and the super-
natural were both seen,
Joseph, and Mary, the mother

lehem by the Roman officials to
be enrolled tn a census taking,
It was there that Jesus, the Sa-
viour of the world, was born in
a stable ‘and laid in a manger,
Because of the crowds there
was rio room for them: in the Inn,
A great army” of heaven's.
angels appeared to some shep-
herds out on the Judean hills who
were watching over their sheep
| by night, . The choir of angels
declared Jasua’ -birth and sang
praises to God. It must have
‘ been a marvelous sight as well
as a pe mendous ex experience muse
ca

perience the shepherd said, “ Let!
us go to Bethlehem and see Je.
aus.”. They went and found that
what the angels had said was
true, They returned, singing
‘praises to God for. all they. had
geen and heard,

Wiss men came to Bethlehem
from countries far away to see
Jesus and worship him, While
in his presence they gave Jesus
gifts of gold, frankincense and
myrrh.

Let us go to Bethlehem and in
faith find Jesus for ourselves,
Our world needs peace and help,
Jesus came to bring peace to the
human heart. He wants to help| |
everyone in their great need.

Let us go to’ Bethlehem and
discover the Saviour of the world
and the true meaning of Christ-
mas,

May God’s blessing be on each
‘and all.as you search for the
Christ. of Christmas and there-
by live by faith forever,

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Native Revival

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prints magazine
The Native. Revival fellowship
are publishing a magazine called
Vine and the Branches, -

A spokesman for the organiza~
tion said ministers of the gospel
have been asked to contribute
sermons for next months issue,
The publication is to include
testimonies of Christian ex.
perlences, healing and revival
news.

* Contributors to the publication
are being asked to forward their
news and information to Ron
Parker, 2603 Brauns Road, Ter.
race

of Jesus, wore summoned to Beth. |

Immediately following this exe! .

go. to.

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For — — Quality

| sligible. to: dol the Home-Owner. Grant: fo
1968, iheve ‘ot. yet trode ‘pplication, fer this

“Reminder notices have: been. milled for ail ql
properties on which 1967 orl 968. taxes. ore. stilt
outstanding. If an _sxplanetory note. is, at-
i tached. to this Nolice, the property Owner is

advised ‘to contact ‘the. ‘Munidpal” ‘Office: _
‘not your’ neighbor — for’: fonher information.
The. Grant, which — amounts - “$130.00. for |
| 1968, have net -yet made conection for this
faxes are outstanding on the property, but
must be daimed before the close: of business

Discuss all your printing.
ordare with Joe's Printers,
Compare service, prices and

qual ;

- Also... rubber stamps
made fo order in one aay
or fees.

JOe's” on December 31st, 1968. .
PRINTERS. Help us to help you, by making your in-
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Shopping Centre at 46142 ree Asseteor-Collector:
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On this j joyous Holiday celebrating the birth |
of the Holy Child, we wish that you may be »
filled with peace and gladness, comforted °

> . with hope, ‘and surrounded by loved ones. 7
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Sid and Dorothy Sheas-

eetings to all their

To friends and ac- eB |
quaintances a sincere Coes
wish for a merry Christ- | To’ all - our ’ Terrace
mas and Happy New |. friends, may the light of
seas- | Year. In lien: of Christ-. | Christmas: shine in your
mas cards donations be- | homes...
Tie gent to B. C. Cancer. ‘George. & vi Keenley-
Bud & Norma’ Mooney mall
and Family 7

Season” s

form of a banquet followed ——

May it-be-

Christmas is a time
of wonder and
delight for a child.

atime of ebundant
ide and

Christmas ‘Greetings
. .. and-all the best.
in the New Year to
my “horsy” friends
and all my -custom-
ere, Your. Friendly
Ferrier, |

| Richard Street...

Greetings

g | We. the menihers of

| MILLS MEMORIAL
HOSP ITAL ‘extend
sincere thanks to the
many citizens: and

merchants. ° whose
| generosity, in time,
contributions (and

services assisted our
| |organization through-
| Jout the. year. . Best
Wishes’ for -a Merry.
CHRISTMAS ‘and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

gpa of 21

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"Hugh

YEAR, to” all.
“tn. Terr

and Yosh Meal
. pine-and family of 1521 .
Graham = Ave., Prince:

Rupert. would like to’
extend best wishes’ ‘fora.

and a HAPPY NE.

faa HOLIDAY.
3 BETINGS | to. sat

“cy ‘Christmas anda
“Happy | New Year.to
their many friends. and:
ces, This