."Naramata” group in concert “Naramata: is a group of youn eople _tourin churches in central Britis: Columbia during the Easter weekend. Their purpose is to share about the ministry of North American Baptist College and to challenge individuals to commit their lives to Jesus Christ. The ‘members of the team represent students in preparation for Christian ministry, music ‘careers, Christian education and Jay ministries. The team will be accompanied by Prof. W. Waltkus, Professor of Theology and Philosophy. North American Baptist College is a_ private” denominational College in Edmonton training young people for a variety of ministries. It offers a the - in Terrace. Master of Divinity program in cooperation with the Seminary in Sioux Falls, South Dakola. in addition it offers a Bachelor - Theology and a Bachelor ot Religious Education for those seeking careers in the Christian ministry or missions. A Bachelor of Arts in Religion . program preparing students to enter seminary. A Bachelor of Sacred Music will be offered in September. For those entering lay ministries it ‘offers a Diploma in Musie and Biblical Studies. The team will be ap- pearing at the Zion Baptist . Chureh on Sunday, April 10, 1977 at 11 a.m. fora public concert and a sharing time ‘about the: College program. The public is cordially in- — vited to attend. College band to perform i in Terrace The Canadian Union College Concert Band will perform in Terrace from April-8-9. They will also be appearing in an outdoor concertin Roosevelt Park in Prince Rupert on Saturday afternoon and will hold 4 public performance in the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at 8 p.m Areli ous concert will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, At 9:30 a.m. the following morning some student missionaries will be reporting on their endeavors in the field. A senior theology student on call to Newfoundland will hold divine worship at 11 am. The band will return to Terrace following its Prince Rupert performance and perform in the R.6.M. Lee Theatre. This concert will be a mixture of religious and light classical music. There is no admission charge and there will be a collection during intermission. The band is from the Canadian Union College, a co-educational college in Lacombe, Alberta. It is ona B.C. tour this spring. For ‘further information contact Pastor Frank - Johnson or his wife at 635- 7603 or anyone at the church at 635-3232. -Women's-Mission Society meeting The’ February meeting was held in the home of Mrs.- Gisella Williamson on February 14. Eleven members were present and two guests, Mrs. L. An- dersen and Mrs. Rene Carlyle, There was a letter from our former member, Mrs. Barbara Zimbelman, who with her husband, Rev. Claude Zimbelman served the Zion Baptist Church for the last 4%2 years and now moved to Linton, North Dakota. The letter brought us joy to know that together with their little daughter, Gabrielle, they are well ‘settled in their new surroundings but we miss them, of course. The meeting was very enriching spiritually. The ments served by the hostess. The March meeting took place in Old Remo on March 14 in the home of Mrs. Gertrud Bahr. There were two guests, Mrs. L. An- dersen and Mrs. Ella McLellan and ten members. Again the program was very enriching spiritually. These monthly meetings bring us closer together and we learn more and more about the meaning of life and how to help others. The evening ended with refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held on April 12 with our president, Sigrid Bahr, at 8 p.m, in her home at 4814 Olson in Terrace. You are kindly invited to attend and “NARAMATA” singers here tomorrow. An app ple a day ... is the theme for this year’s Annual Meeting of the British Columbia Medical Association, May 12-14 in Victoria, as the medical profession turns its spotlight on_preventive health care. Five provincial cabinet ministers have been invited to participate in the special program to outline to the doctors and the public what their ministries are ac- complishin, in the prevention field. Minister of Health Robert H. McClelland leads the government team, ac- Meter. by Patrick L. er,._ Minister ; of Education: R.S.- Bawtt,. Minister of Recreation and Conservation; William Vander Zalm, Minister of ‘Human Resources; and. James Nielsen, Minister of Environment. Each minister has been: asked to make a presen- tation, and then take questions from the. province’s physicians. . The B.C.M.A. has long \been active in. preventive health care through its ractitioners and the Health lanning Council com- mittees, and the establish- ment of a full time en- vironment ministry was a cornerstone Tecom- mendation of a 1973 brief to government by the B.¢.- M.A.’s Environmental Health Committee. “Sometimes people overlook or are-unaware of medicine’s preventive health activities, so this year’s meeting is dedicated to illuminating what the avenng ended with refresh- bring a friend. . | “.Our information service keeps you informed. Call 638-8195: TERRACE ANE WARING BUREAU profession and the govern- ment are doing in this im- portant field,”* said Dr. R.N. “In doubt if an action ba just, abstain." Zoroaster, DISTRICT OF TERRACE INVITATION TO TENDER On — SANITARY LANDFILL © Plans and specifications can be picked up at the _ Municipal Office, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. Bids will be accepted until 12:00 noon, Friday, April 15, 1977. . “Office of the * Engineering Services . and Inspections Director - “An apple a day". Young of Victoria, B.C.M.A. convention committee chairman. . Recommendations from the: B.C.M.A.’s 18 . Health Planning Council vom- mittees will be debated by delegates . and then presented to the govern- ment for consideration and action, : Health Minister Mc- Cleland will also be a luncheon speaker, as well as NOTLET Dr. Barry O'Donnell of Dublin, president of the Canadian, Irish and British medical ‘associations, and Dr. William Jory-of North Vancouver, outgoing B.C.M.A. president. The Herald - Second Section Wednesday, April ¢ & 977 LLL VS STAAL TAASSSTASLSASES SAS VSSSABDS SALSA LERARARAASA AANA AA AAS SA A sepsceeseatoxscasucacsrscsciscicecscscar eS Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary report The regular monthly meeting of the Mills Memorial Hospital | Auxiliary was held on Monday, March 21 in the Physiotherapy room. Twenty members were present and one guest, Cathy Hansford, was welcomed. John Allen will be guest speaker at the next meetin and will take us on a tour o the new wing. The next meeting is April 18. The President opened the meeting by expressing the sorrow which we all felt on learning of the death of Ellen Bastin, a former active member of the Lola Ziobro did a fantastic job on obtaining over 13 items plus’ 16 lengths of material for the raffle. Fran Lindstrom asks ‘that members save their un- wanted books and puzzles for her table. Daphne Phillips also asks members to make small gifts for the children’s table to be priced at five and ten cents, It was suggested that each member should try to bring - an article to the next couple of meetings. CANDY STRIPPERS Shawn Sproken reported that 63 girls are now signed up in the Candy Strippers and is getting good support . and help from the hospital staff. Looking good!!!! CHILDREN'S HOUR —oorel Barg reported this s going well and bought “‘goodies” with the monies allotted to her. Terrific! COURTESY CART Lynette Ables volunteered o the cart rounds one or two mornings a week. Thanks Lynette. ‘ MEMBERSHIP Marg Gray is this year’s a Membership Convener and =e : reminds those to whom this °°. may concern that dues are’ |: now due. HOSPITAL SHOP Gisela Loseh reported |: : that six outfits ha smoothly. EASTER BASKETS Carol Bar; the Easter askels for the Children’s W ANNUAL CONVENTION Information on the May Convention held in YVYan- couver has heen received. Angela Mostad, Shawn Sproken and ° Daphne pi illips will be attending as elegates with Daphne being the voting delegate. NEW BUSINESS President Judy reported that Central Flowers and Gifts would be willing to supply fresh flowers daily, make dried flower arrangements along with © gift cards and small toys when the new shop is opened. 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