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Wednesday, Juily 5, 1967" ;

Minister here July 16

Gaglardi to open
Pentecostal camp

Highways and Pentecostal Minister P,A, Gaglardl will be in
Terrace July 16 to open the Lakelse Pentecostal Camp.

Gaglardl will also be guest speaker at the afternoon service,

The Lakelse Pentecostal Camp, three miles from Lakelse
on the old highway, holds 100 people at present but future plans
include accomodation for 159 campers, ;

Five buildings are now standing on the 63-acre site close to
Wiillams Creek, .

An estimated 10,000 volunteer hours were contributed to
the project by local Pentecostal Church members, The buildings
were obtained from Alcan and moved in sections to the site,

Following the opening ceremonies the camp will immediately
go into action with. one week of children’s camp July 17 to 22
followed by a teen camp from July 23 to 30. During this time
familles will be able to attend on weekends...

Need for a camp in thls area was emphasised by the twu Snow
Camps held at Smithers in February of 1966 and 1967,

The first winter camp which was anew idea in the area was

attended by 115 teenagers while the 1967 teen camp had 170
in attendance.

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PARENTS &¢ KALUM SCHOOL and other friends honored school principal Mrs, Fran LaBelle
at a “surprise’’ tea in Knox United Church Hall Wednesday, On behalf of those present Murdo
MacDonald presented Mrs, LaBelle with a Ruth Harvey picture of “The Seven Sisters.?’ Mrs.

LaBelle is leaving Terrace after 17 years teaching here,

Pine Grove Park, the cen
tennial project of the Kitwangs
community, received its official
dedication Juna 24, °- ;

Skeena M.P, Frank fowar¢
in his address to the 400 people
attending the opening ceremo
nles,commented on the aptnes:
of the name Pine’ Grove Park,

Mr. William (Bill) Braken-
bury the iret wa te settler stil)
reaiden a
ribbon across tha mal cet
way'to the park and declared
the park offictally open,

rated rescue techn{ques and
swimming strokes tian exhib!
tlon of water safety and swims
ming. co

pemonswations of Water
Ballet, agegroup races and skin-
diving and scuba diving equip.
ment were well received by the
crown gathered around the
swimming hole,’? said Mel Flet-
cher, chairmanofthe Centennial
Committee, .

Other events in the day long
celebration included a Centen-
nial Church service at St, Sa
viour’'s Anglican Church, a

their pets and decorated bicy-
cles, a barbecue and comm’
nity plenic supper and a Cen-_
tennial Balt .

Prizewinners in the parade

with their prizes:
Kiddies Pets = First « Dawn
Hobenshield and dog "Dusty'*
Kiddies decorated Bikes ~-
First - Kathy James, _
Kiddles Costumes - First -
Stephen Hoss - Clown
‘Equestrian - Joan Elllott -
Shetland Pony Cari, Sos
Floats « Kiaus Riche » Pirate
Boat, _
Winners of the school essay
contest were announced and
prizes presnted: . .
Primary - Drawing of Park ~

RUTH _HALLOCK

A taste of
peanut butter

If deadlines permitted I could

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our big Centennial Dominion
“ay weekend, But they don’t so
I -shall have to content myself
with a few sideswipes at the
Royal Visit to Ottawa and Mon-
treal, Firstly ~ the thought of
the Queen cutling {nto an ex-
pensive wooden birthday cake
gives me a silver In my side,
Why not something more prac
tical to denote Canada’s bdirth-
day «+ such as a REAL glant
fruitcake ~ slices of which could
be sold at 50¢ aplece and pro-
ceeds used to help subsidize
housing or education. Perhaps
we could even tuck a plece of
cake under our pillows and
dream about what party willwin
the next election!

Where do the British news
columnists get off with their
snide remakrs about the Queen
being unwelcome In Canada?
A few hotheads spout off in the
East somewhere and spon
taneously, the newsboys over
there scream Canadians are
on a hate kick, Can you imagine
how many apples must get the
heave-ho In good old England
just because one or two have
turned ‘soft? .

++

For my money Queen Eliza-
beth and any member of her
famliy may visit this country
at anytime and under any cir-
cumstances and be completely
welcome, The same goes for
President De Gaulle)

7 fident that congratulations are in

+ ~ Thad bigger things in mind
when I spoke of a wading pool,
I suppose, Keep remembering
one out of my own childhood,
But it was at Borden Park in
Edmonton and of course there
were a great many more child-
ren then and a good many more
tax dollars, That doesn’t mean:
I'm backing off, I stil] think
Terrace could use one,
444+

‘Particular pat on the back this
week for school teachers who
have a sense of humour as well
as the courage to admit it, Plain
old fashioned pat on the backfor
school - teachers period, Hope
they allhave a pleasant summer,

Congratulations to the young
people of Skeena Secondary who
produced this year’s annual,
K's an exceptionally nice look.
dng publication and contains
some very interesting items,
Well done ‘

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And although this column was
written on Friday, June 30 at
ll am. I am sufficiently con-

order for all those people who
worked so hard to make Ter-
race's Centetinial celebrations
such a success at the weekend
which is tomorrow today and

ree days ago by the time you

read this),

From the Churches:

An act of kindness
brings God fo man

BY REV, JOHN Dy WATTS
ST, MATHEWS ANGLICAN CHURCH,
She stood alone, shivering, pale, wide-eyed.
Many folk hurried across the bridge in the heart of London
ail bending before the bitter wind, but the ill-clad child remained

- motionless,

At last one of the hurrying crowd paused, peered at the wan,
‘thin face, noted the hands were blue with cold, and saw bewllder-
ment and pante lurking in those wide eyes, He was a young doctor
drom Ireland, and there, on a London bridge, he asked one simple
question; “What are you doing here?*’ . So,
‘Walting for God’? was the curious reply, :
* But why out hera,’* the man’s voice was gentle,
‘*Pather is dead,’? said the child, “Mother 1s dead too, but |-.
before she dled she sald God would take care of me, and thatI 1 |
must walt for Him, I’ ve waited a long time at home,

come out to look for Him.’ *

. Moved to-tears, the young doctor sald, “And you have found

Him]?' “That could have been regarded as blasphemous, but it

was not meant to be - - aitd in a way ft was true, ; .
Gently. the young doctor led the small child to his own home, .

86 now [' ve

Maria Marcos :
Junior - Essay - Joan Elliott
Senior - Essay - Raymond
Douglas ‘ . ,
Special - David James - for
the name **Pine Grove Park,’!

Even a nod from a person who
is esteamied is of more force
than a thousand arguments or
studied sentences from others,

PLUTARCH

Kitwanga opens —
Pine Grove park

Terrace Swim Club, directed | «
by Gordle McConnell, demons. | 3

parade featuring the kiddies with |.

were announced and presented || 4

' Though a man esdape every
other danger, he can never
wholly ‘escape those who do not
want such a person as he isto
apist. Te
- demosthenes

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‘gave her warmth‘and food and comfort and promised hersecurlty,

And he kept his promise for he founded Dr, Barnardo’s Homes,

- There 1s always someone looking tor help. What we cando | | -

to help with whatever kindness we can give brings God to that
person, We hear frequently of people nat knowing. where to find

God, but God would want you and-me to be his agents of mercy .

‘wherever and whenever we can,

_ And to those: who are looking ior help-then perhaps the little ||.
|. girl's faith.can give -you encouragement: for'if you make a move

of faith to-seek God: He will alwaysbe thera to meet you. Actually

He''ls. there ‘all the time waiting for you to open up to-Him,