Page Eight

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, §8.C.

Wednesday, Moe 8 1967

Archibald Brown dies

Archibald Brown died suddenly
in Mills Memorial Hospital on
August 7.

. He was in his 63rd year, He
had been one. of the first em~
blc,ees of Columbia Cellulose
Company In Terrace in 1950,

The late Mr. Brown was born
at Russell, Manitoba on February
10, 1905, At the time of his
death he had been gateman for
Twinriver Logging on their West
Kalum road.

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Master of Hanley Lodge No, 28,
katchewan, and affiliated with
Kitselaa Lodge No, 123 A, F,
and A, M, Terrace,

member and Past Patron

Terraca,
widow,

Sash,; Mrs,
San
Brian (Marion) "Burling of Flin
Flon, Manitoba and a brother,
W. J, Brown of Beilte, Manitoba.

Knox United Church on Thurs
day, August 10 with Rev. George
Keenleyside officiating.

Henry Stewart Creelman, for-

in New Westminster July 27,

He was a life member and Past

F, and A. M., Hanley, Sas-

Mr. Brown was also a charter
of
hornhili Chapter No, 85 of the
rder of the Eastern Star in

Left to mourn his loss are his
three sisters, Mrs,
(Margaret) Barker, Regina,
Leo(Jean) Mahoney,
Francisco, Calif.; Mrs,

The funeral service washeldin

MR. AND MRS, STAN PATTERSON chat with lLakelse Hotel "rhursday night, Richardson was

J. E. Richardson, President and Chief Execu-
tive Officer, B. C. Telephone, at informal areas, -
gathering of telephone employees held at the

ona tour of Terrace, Kitimat and Prince Rupert
(Photo: B. C. Jennings)

Funeral services. for the late
er Terrace resident, were held

Mr, Creelman died on July

CEDARVALE WOMAN
PUBLISHES VERSE

liam Essex of Cedarvale has
received word from Carlton
Press in New York that her
beck, “Old Love Letters and
Other Poems’’ will be released

Essex gets much of her inspir-
ation from: her lovely home on
the banks of the Skeena River.

A great lover af nature, Mrs, |

Surrey Street, New Westminster;
TERRACE DRUGS
~| |naby, Claude of Port Angeles,

and
LAKELSE PHARMACY | | Wash, John R,

dows; one daughter, Mrs, I, H,
AT OUR ORUG STORE Lamont of Burnaby and £2 grand.

children,

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go AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL
5010 Agar Ave, Terrace, B.C.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am.—Morning Worali»
7:00 p. n—Bvening Service
Wednesday —

8:00 p.m—Prayer Meeting
Friday —

7:30 pm.—Young Peoples

A Cordial Welcome Awaits You

CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH

Sparks Street at Straume Ave.
Rev. V. Luchies Ph, 635-2621
16:00 a.m.~—Sunday School ;
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
5:00 p.m.—-Afternoon Service

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lakelse Avenue
Mass on Sunday:—
Please read
4:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
and 7:30 pm. in the evening
L. Kearns, O.MIL
Thank you

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

Pastor R, G, Burton 635-2023
3306 Griffith Street
SATURDAY
8:15 a.m.—Sabbath School
11:00 am--Morning Service

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH ™
egulgy). CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Cor. Sparks St. and Park Ave.

Summer Schedule

9:00 am—Worship Servic2

Pastor H, Madsen, B.A., B.D,

4718 Loan Ave. Ph. 635-5062

“Your friendly family church"

Kalum’ at Soucle’ Ph, 635-5187
Paster Lloyd Andersen B. Th.

10:30 - -12:06—Family Service,
Worship, Sermon,
. Classes,
“7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. —
. Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys
8:30 p.m —Prayer Meeting

UPLANDS BAPTIST
CHURCH
{Southern Baptist)
5013 Halliwell Avenue
SUNDAY
9:45 a.m—Sunday School
11:00 am—Morning Service
Wednesday, 8:00 pm. —
Prayer mecting and Bible
Study

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

10.00 a.m.-~—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7.00 p.m—Evening Service

Message — God’s answer to
the Intellectual.”

BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.
YOUNG PEOPLES
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. .
Evangelist Eugene Johnson
will be supplying the pulpit un-
til August 13, Rev. Johnson has
ministered widely in Canada,
United States, they British West
‘Indies, and South America.
’ ¥ou are cordially iavited to
attend.
Pastor Rev. D, Rathjen
" Phones — Offica 635-2434
Home 635-5336

EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH

Cor, Park Ave. and Sparke St,
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m—Evening Service
eg Wednesday 7:30 p.m, —
Prayer and Bible Study

A Cordial: Invitation To All

ee 24 at the age of 80 years,
traiming table He was a life-member of the
vi tamins Somaatian National Railway Pen-
} | sioners Association; a mem-
{ her of the Royal Canadian Le-
gion, No, 2; and a charter mem-
Hor y our ber ‘of Lakelse Lodge No, 33,

family I, 0, O, F., Terrace,

The late Mr, Creelman is sur-
at Vived by his widow, Edith of 924.

three sons, ‘Alan of South Bur-

of Pitt Mea-

TERRACE UNITARIAN
FELLOWSHIP

Phones 635-5721

ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH
‘Anglican Church of Canada
4726 Lazelle Ave. Ph, 635-5855

Sunday, August 20
10:15 a.m Morning Prayer
and Parish Communion
a 30 p.m.— Evensong

KNOX UNITED CHURCH
Cor, Lazelle Ave. & Munroe $?.
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 2.m.—Morning’ Warship
Newcomers to the community
are invited to share in the

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CHURCH IN CANADA

” services at Chur
~The Christian Reformed Church yoy are invited’ to dra
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. cHpping in the mail with
, Your Name and address to
Knox United Church, Box
084, Terrace, B.C.

" MENNONITE BRETHREN
CHURCH

406 Eby Si, Phene 635-5976
. Pastor Alvin Penner
‘10:00 ‘§.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am, — Worship Service
ied p.m.—Evening ‘Service sevens

IO eOKRUIEEEIUKIR HORNER RINE Kaen,

New Service 1 For or The ‘Residents of
ep ns _ Phone ‘635-6031 °

[ ALSO: PROVIDE |

life and work of the United
this |’

EDITH ESSEX
A Cedarvale woman with only
four years formal education has
successfully published a book of
verse soon to be released in
this area,
Edith Mary Essex, wife of Wil-

Go eusy on
mines Chamber
tells Sharp

B,C, Chamber of Commerce is
not accepting unofficial assurans
ces that the Federal Government
will “go easy” on mining when
the Carter Taxation report goes
into effect.

J, Bruce Smith of Kelowna,
President of the B.C. Chamber,
urged Finance Minister Mitchel?
Sharp to “bring back stability to
this province's economy by re-
cognizing the disastrous effect
deplethentation of the Carter. ree
‘commendations Would have c on our
second largest primary industry
and the development of the in-
terior of our province,’

Spokesman for 133local boards
of trade and chambers of com-
merce with a total membership
exceeding 12,000 throughout B.C,
Mr, Smith outlined a four-point:

approved unanimously at the last
annual meeting of the provincial
chamber.

This urged:

tion of the prospector and grub-
staker exemption be rejected,

2, That the three-year tax-free
period for the new mines be maine
tained,

be maintained in some form.

4, That the Governmentof Cane
ada appraise the worth of direct
subsidies to mine exploration as
proposed by the Commission, by

ska,
The chamber statement said,

is essentially dormant:

tive: regional geology of both
areas 1s quite similar,

“This Chamber believes that
new mining activity can best be

to the successful and not loan
assistaive {a the unsuccessful,

Cradle a | |

The following. births were re-
corded in Mills Memorial Hos-
pital:

Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Robinson,
August 8, a daughter.

Mr, and Mrs. Victor Cole,
August 9, a daughter.

Mr, and Mrs, Florido Maule,
August 11, a daughter,

Mr, and Mrs. Ewald Rauschen-
berger, August 13, a daughter,

Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Heffner,

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The Terrace ‘Area :

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within the next elght weeks,

Publishers describe Mrs, Es-
sex's works as a “charming
collection of down-to-earth verse
that captures the heart and flavor
of 2 small community.”

In a press release issued by
the publishing company the poems
are described as *‘simple, direct
unassuming, the reflection of a
woman whose love of nature,
sense of humor, candid phil-
osophy of life,-and love and
respect for her fellow human
beings, enables her to set down
on paper the myriad images that
cross her mind,”’

Mrs, Essex has resided in
Cedarvale, where she and her
husband operate asmall storeand
post office, for the past fifty
years.

policy statement which had been/ J

1, That the proposed elimina»

3, That the depletion allowance ;

comparing the factual results| J
from similar programs in Alas

“New mining activity in Alaska :
British Columbia is very ace

eneouraged by initial tax relief | fl

In a telephone interview, Mrs,

had only four years of formal
education and that her work is
inspirational only,
She has no designated time set
aside for her writing and merely
jots down ideas as they occur
to her.

“Old Love Letters’? re.
presents about four months work
Spread over several years,

WILLIE SCHNEIDER
District Manager

@ MORTGAGE

Phene 845-2073

modernize their ‘facilities

Essex told the Herald she has |.

She is an avid gardener and
stamp collector. ~

Mrs, aon i a native of
Live land.
hades: retired CNR conductor,

Among the poems included in
“Old Love Letters”? is a charm-
ing verse entitled “Gaytene"’,
tribute to a small child who
once pald frequent visits to the
Essex household while Living in
a construction trailer camp at
Cedarvale.

Also in the book ts a poem

entitled ‘Postmarks"’, a humor-.

our composition in which the
strange andoften romantic names
of British Columbia places are
used In rhyme,

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studied here

A special classroom: for: ‘re
tarded children and a portable
classroom for Kitwanga wera
studied recently by
school board No. 53.

The classroom at Kitwanga ig
-4 must, the Board agreed after
hearing & survey report from
Mrs. Roy James. An enroll-
ment of 62 students in the coun-
try community was expected for
September, —

The Board agreed to have
a portable classroom sited on
the grounds of the Kitwanga Ele-
mentary. school,

A proposal from . Terrace
architect A, J. Inselberg cov-
ering plans and supervision af
building a classroom. for the
Retarded Children’s Association
will be given further atudy by
the board. = --

School. trustee Keith Tucker
reported on the proposal, point.
ing out that Inselberg planned
to design the building and soli-
cit materials iccally. Thearchl-
tect asked the board tofinda suit-
able site for the building.

The board also authorized the
Building Committee to choose an
architect for an addition to Clar-
ence Michiel Elementary school,

A Terrace security and in-
vestigation service seeking a
contract for patrolling Terrace
- Schools was turned down by the

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