asday, October 12,1966

TERRACE “OMINECA HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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HEAOACHE
feadache, in one form-or ano-
oar, ig 2 very common complaint
mepoy doctor's office, and no age
op is immune, according to the |.
fladion Medical Association,
Molle there are séveral causes
Sa headache, a straightforward
sification would’. be- “simple
aches” and “serious head.
" The vast majority are
; im nature but have under-
mee physiological and psycholo-
fame. calises so complex. they are
mercult to understand, On the
mer hand the serious headaches,
simple to identify, result
mn Olganic disease of the brain
# as tumours and blood clots,
man Tequire vigorous. treatment.
migraine, the cause of which is
mown, is clagsified among the
Dlé headaches. it has its onset
an early childhood to puberty,
there is a strong ° factor” of
Baty.
Ming: lights in the eyes, -
Wrically, the migraine head-
m jis preceded by-visual and
wory disturbances.
mare CMA. points out that treat-
mat is aimed at prevention of
Eis, although specific remedies
Relieve the headache are avail-
M These remedies must be
er-made to the individual pa-
cars OWN Requirements, Head- |:
= imay ‘be a difficult condition to
pose, and if it is a continuing
Hem. the cause should be. de-
mined’ by: a physician before
ma treatment ts" tried.

"This organizetion ‘started: with’ a]
beginning so small that man: would
hardly‘notice it,: and “has. devel-
oped to such proportions that ‘man
cannot. measure: its value. It was
started more than thirty years:ago
by J. Irvin Overholteer who had
a Vision of the many children of
the world who are never. reached
with the Christlan' gospel. He was
a thorough student of the Bible,
with special emphasis-on the teach-
ing of child evangelism; a travel-
ler, spreading: his vision and
burden; a solicltor of helpers; a
man of prayer;.a writer of text-
books to train teachers; and. an
organizer of committees and con-
ferences. ;

From this inconspicuous begin-
ning has grown a © world-wide
organization dedicated to the: task
of teaching girls and boys the
Word of God. This fellowship is
not a denomination, nor is it
denominationally ‘sponsored. - The
purpose is to conduct home
Bible. classes where children are
taught Bible lessons, hymns and
children’s songs, and are encour-
aged to memorize Scripture
verses.

Good News Bible Clubs, which
will be held in Terrace and Kiti-

are. a part of this International

organization.
Child Evangelism International

& © AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

a ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL
NO Agar Avenue, Terrace,

(00 a.m.—Sunday School
a:) a.m.—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evening Service
Wednesday —

aa: i” p.m.—Prayer Meeting

merday -—~
7:30 P.m.—Young Peoples

Cordial Welcome Awalts You -

Rev. £. Thiaesan, Pastor
312 Graham Ave, Phone Vi 34768

UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH
_ (Seuthern Baptist)
5013. pot _

45 am—Sundey” Bhool

1:00 a.m.—Morning Service ;

7:30 D.m—Evening Service -

pvednesday, 6:00 p.m. —

: «6 Prayer meeting and Bible
Stacy

James. He Rese, Pastor
Telephone VI3-0685
Pn ,
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Kalym at Ssucle Ph, VI3-5187

| Pastor Lieyd Andersen B.Th

0:30 12:00—Family, Service, |
Worship, fermen, C Classen

yo pm

at 200 pe opm. _

: Prayer Mi eeting |
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“MmNNONIT BRETHREN

CHURCH

D6 Hky Street Phene VI am

ee Poster Aivin Penner

sight Bowe’

radio ;

A anor Pau CHURCH
per. Pari Ave, end Sparks ‘*.
2:00 a.m—-Sunday School: .

00 a.m—Morning- Worship
a:30 p.m—Evening Service -.
ednesday 7:30 p.m.
Prayer’ and Bible Study
A Cordial Invitetion To All
Rev. HJ. Jost, Pastor.
. _ Phone GAS-5115
nicasrAL TABERNACLE
am—Sunday School
. a.m.—M6 Wo .
Pe mange ce
‘elcome:

Paetor Rev. D. Rethjon :

B.C, Spa

CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
rks Street at Straume Avenue
Prev. V. Luchies | VI3.2621
10:00 am.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service .
9:15 am—"Back To God Hour”
on C¥TK-radio =
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“CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cor. Sparks St. and Park Ave,
9:45 am—Sunday School and
. adult class,
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service
Pastor. H. Madsen, B.A., B.D.
4718 Loon Ave, . Phone V13-5882

“¥our friendly family church"

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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lakelw Avenue

SUNDAY MASSES:
$:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m, 11:15 am.
and 7:30 pam.
PHONE VI32313
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST :
CHURCH

Pastor R. G. Burton. vi 3.2023
5308 Griffith Street

SATURDAY —

- $15 a.a.—Sabbath ‘School

11:00: a.m.-—-Morning Service.
Ce .
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH
‘Angilcan Church of Canada
Phone VE3-5055 4726 Lezaile Ave

10:15: a.m-—Malins and. Parish
. Communio

10: 15 a ‘m—Sunday School
Do]

mat homes throughout the winter, |:

NEW. SEASON FOR oop NEWS.

Child Evangelism Groups Stem From Long History

“Are you familiar with Child Evangelism Fellowship Inter.
national? Do:you know ‘about the, work: it
and girls. throughout the world? -

f does" among. boys

' Cotrseat it’s ‘school in ‘inet
‘Michigan. This consists of twenty-
‘seven ‘concentrated. courses. .Cer-
tificates in_ either elementary. or
advanéed course of studies ag
prescribed ‘bythe Institute. are
issued to qualified teachers. The
C.E.P. teacher éraining books hold
the central place in the’ program,
although students are also in-
structed in ‘the use of visual sids,

CE.F, publishes it’s own lesson

ajbooks and. corresponding flannel-

graph pictures; visualized hymns
and choruses; Bible’ memory
verses printed In large, readable
type; flash card missionary stor-
Les; and: song books,

“One hundred and sixty drained
missionaries have gone to 60
countries of the world, including
Rhodesia, Kenya, South. . Africa,
India, Germany, Belgium, Austria,
France, Japan, Ireland, Sweden,
Denmark, Brazil, Chile Fiji, and
more, After learning the national
language these missionaries con-
duct Good News Bible Clubs for
the | children, : train prospective
national ‘teachers. in Teacher
Training Classes. They also trans-
late many songs and stories,

The organization also publishes
a monthly magazine entitled
“Child Evangelism.” In this niaga-
gine are reports from workers in
various countries.as. well as in
the USA and Canada. Each copy
comtains stories suitable for child.
ren.and a Bible lesson with suede-
backed figures for use on the
flannelboard.

Most of the ‘local teachers of
Bible Clubs subscribe to this’ mag-
azine and use the stories and les-
sons in their classes,

Like most countries, Canada is

CHURCH OF sesus cHrist ||. -

LATTER DAY SAINTS
(@Mermon)

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“tap a ae oundays
Elks Hall on ‘Sparks Street,
KNOX ‘UNITED CHURCH ©
Cerner Larelia Ave, & Munroe St.

9:30 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00. a.m.—Morning Wora

. - Neweomers, to the ¢ Worship. are:

‘invited to share in the. life
:-and-work of the . -Dnited

en :
You arnt wo dep iis et
ping In the mail with your
Dame and address to: Knox
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~The elegant slinplicity of this Kawai consol
-without sacrificing gracefulness and charm,

4613 Lakole Ave

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experiencing ..a growing peceete|
age of ite population ‘among. ‘ité
children and youth. In‘ ‘the’ Das

“| 10. years a high. birth. -rate, to
ing gether with a low morality. among
children, hag contributed to: ‘an

increage of 46 per cent of children
under fifteen years of age.

The leaders of Child Evangelism |:

Fellowship recognize the magni-
tude of the task of reaching the

children of Canada with the gospel

of Jesus” Christ,

Child Evangelism Fellowship
has been established in Canada for
over two decades. It works. in On
tario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
B.C. and Quebec. In Quebec,
CEP. workers have had classes
in ‘Protestant Schools-in Montreal
for the past 18 years, with classes
conducted both in French and
English, In Manitoba 7,000 child-
ren are taught in 140 Good News
Clubs. In Saskatchewan in the last
several years a strong emphasis
has been placed on follow-up by
offering free Bibles to all children
who complete a preserlbed Bible
reading course. In British Colum-

bia, in many areas, at least one-|:

fourth of those taught in Clubs
attended no church or Sunday
School at all. These chidren are
directed to near-by Bible teaching

Suiday Schools wharever possible, . |
For children who do atiend aSun- J

‘|day Sehool and ehurch regularly |
| these offer an.-additional hour of
| Bible teaching eich week.

The: -teachem,. who
churches of various denominations,

The Bible stories are taught with: ~

out" bhy denomifistional emphaals,
‘SAclist ‘of the teachers and the

":| homes ‘in- which elubs -are being
~.| Held in. Terrace {s as follows: ‘

‘Kalum: -Lake Ri. at residence of
Mrs, J. Glesbreckt, with Mrs. J.
Martens; 6013 Halliwell at resi-
dence of Mrs. C. Crown, with Mrs.
J. Widemen and Mrs, L. Rodger;
4440 Park at residence of Mrs,
Chretien, with Mra, J. Glesbrecht;
3302 Sparks at residence of. Mrs,
H. Jost, with Mrs. J. .Pousette;
S104-A “Agar at residence of ‘Mrs.

W. Froese, with Mrs. H. Peters

and Mrs. R. Anderson; 4822 Sun-
set Blvd. ‘at-residence of Mrs, C. |
Warner, - “with ‘Mrs: K. Alger and
Mrs. H. Froese;-.Thornhill- School,
with “Mrs. A. . Nichols, . Mra. ans

Loewen, and Mrs, Glockner; Air. if

port Rd. at residence. of Mes,
Strasbourg with Mrs. A. Nichols,
About seven clubs ‘have also
been’ organized in Kitimat.”
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The first press telegrams receiy-
ed over the CPR line at Victoria

were published in the Colonist,
December 5th, 1686.

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