- 700 Delegates To Assemble in Kitimat Saturday
For Spring Convention Of Jehovah's Witnesses _

‘A two day spring con-
vention of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses in Kitimat, April first
and second, will stress the
importance .of sharing the

Bible with others,
The meeting, expected to
attract over 700 delegates,

will be held at the Queen

Elizabeth High School,

The Terrace congregation
will be represented by some
260 delegates and vail have
an active share in the
organizing and execution of
the program.

The food. service depart-
ment will be managed by two

local elders, G. Butterfield
and D. Robinson. They. will
be called upon to ‘serve
refreshments during the
convention and a8 such, have
been busily engaged” in
buying supplies from local
sources, -

Convention manager is

another’ jocal elder, D.
Wentzell. He will be assisted
by D. Gibson, an elder of the
Terrace East’ congregation.
Together they are respon-
sible In co-ordinating 16
departments such as in-
Stallation, music, stage and

Covenant Players, Here Over Weekend —

Get $20 A Week-If They're Lucky!

The ule “of drama to
communicate a message has
always been the most
powerful form of media. The
audience is never a passive
setive. participant With the
active pan
we of the characters in the

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It is because of this in-
volving nature of drama that
the Fathers of ‘the early
Christian Church. con-
demned all drama. At that
dmeall plays were about the

gods, hence attending

such ‘a play was pagan~.

worship.

With the fall fo Rome thera
was: also a’ agen aiigien of

the su

took: ‘oft a dramatic nature,
ead :.Mass. being the.
celebration of the death and
reaurrection-of Christ, . :

In. the late’ Middle Ages
came the development of the
Miracle plays, These were

Brief

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plays that were put on by
travellig groups of actors.

Each play would be a
presentation of a Biblical
theme or event.

yer chat t time drama has
yed an important part

the faith of the Chureh. In .
cur own century relgious

drama has had a revival in
such works as T.S. Eliot's
Murder in-the Cathedral and
Archibald MacLeich's J.B.
With: the advent of film
religious drama is readily
available, in such works ag
Jesus Christ Superstar ‘and

. Godspell:
However, is
something lacking inthe fils

ad a medium, in that one

becomes a passive spec-
tator. Live drama is atl
needed.

Thia week a traveling
drama group will be through
our area, Friday in Prince .
Rupert, Saturday. in
Terrace, and Sunday in

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Pick up your tickets at the Herald
office, 3212 Kalum St. .

BAGO OOOO BAUER OOO AOI

COME SEE THE HOCKEY EVENT
OF THE SEASON!

a Tairece Jaycees are bringing together across —
section of B.C.’s finest commercial.teams. 12 in all!

Kitimat, They are known as
the Covenant Players.

Back in the early. sixties
when Charles Tanzer talked
about his dream of a
travelling ministry in
drama, his friends smiled
and told him the Church
‘would never pay for it, But
250,000 performances later,
the Covenant Players con-
tinues to roll along as if there

“were nothing to it.

They work hard for
salaries that begin at $20 a
week and they are paid only
when money is available.
Many of them are committed
to lifetime careera on that:
‘basis, The founder, Charles
, Tanner, receives no-income
"at all from CP.

Tn describing their work
they say: ‘It is at times a
difficult life. There are
frequent occasions of
literally not knowing where
the next meal is coming
from, But it always comes...
from somewhere, And the

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Terrace Jaycee Dave McDonald and the Herald trophy. The
1978 Jaycees hockey tournament is coming up where the -
trophy Is awarded to the winners of the 12 team tourney. The

“aetion starts Saturday ani runs through Sunday.

“GOOD LUCK TEAMS! ALL OF You!

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Covenant Players joyously

continue to live and grow on |
the cutting edge of iaith that

God, through the Holy Spirit,

is the greatest possible q

security for those who truly
seek to do His. work. I's a
great ministry!"

The Covenent Playera will
be performing at Knox
United Church, Saturday
April 1, at 8:00 p.m, An of-
fering will be taken, all
proceeds going to the
Covenant Players.

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Bringing you
Gifts and

Tha Med Firmen asain the Word?”

‘It’s time to call your
Welcome Wagon hoatess,
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demonstrations will show them.
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baptlsmaltalkentitled, ‘Our . This talk will be given by
Cholee to Work with D. Walker, a representative
Jehovah’, of the Toronto branch office
The convention itself will, of Jehovah's Witnesses, and
focus the need for people.to will be to explain what the
accept the Bible and: Its biblical Good News is all
_ principles in their lives, about.
The Witnesses themselves L. -Melin, one of the
Kitimat elders, stressed that
ali sessions are free and

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