TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C:

DNESDAY.. JUNE. 28, 1967.

PENTICTON BOUND. are these musicians from Skeena Secon,
ary High School band who travel there for a three week course
t the School of Music June 10-30. They travel with $110 scholar-

ship awarded by the Skeena Band
"right),

Flautist Jeanette Kemp and clarinetists Robert Samson,.
Sandra Sieben, Carol Slisbe, Pat Birch and Jeff Kurisu.

BY-GEORGE W,CRANE

-MilHe G, | aged 18, poses a problem.
“Dr, rane, *)° she began,”
at}? va been dating a wonderful
boy for several nionths, .°

“4 But he thinks we should live
together fora year before we
decide whether or not we jahould
get married,

“tHe almost hag me persuaded
but what do you think, Dr,
Cranc?? _

iriends,
vite. her to parti

couples belong.

+4+ ‘
“This “trial marriage’? idea
‘| goes back to caveman times, |,
In that age where" might made
right,’ the odds favored the
man and the woman was a help
less chattel,

Trial marriage simply: isa
throwback to barbaric customs,
Mille would. thus toss aside
all the protective laws and cus:
toms that women have slowly
won over a period of 10,000
years.

cess.

gatlons.

For example, if she xt sick,
‘her paramour could move out
and leave her. unattended and
with no money to buy food or
mee cares

It she got pregnant, the same-
“could happen,

And in that event, she’ dlaunch
a new baby into the world with
_one strike against tts: ‘future
happiness,

Association, They are (left to

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-CHURCH 5010 Agar Ave., Terrace, B.C.
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: 7:00 pm—Evening Service

00 a m Sunday Sshool | Wednesday —

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CHURCH 4812 Graham Ove. Ph. 635-6768

{Southern Baptis?)
5013 Halliwall Avenue
SUNDAY
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‘:00 a.m:—Morning Service

ednesday, 8:00 p.m
Prayer meeting ‘and Bible
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Cor. Sparks St. and Park Ave.

Summer Schedule
9:00 am—Worship Service

Pastor H. Madsen, B.A, B.D.
el 4718 Loon Ave. Ph. 635-5802

SETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Your “srlendly:'familly eh ureh":
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‘alum at Soucle “PR: 635-5167"
stor Lloyd Andersen 6: Th.
D390 - 12:00—Family Service,
Worship, Sermon,
Classes.
30 p.m—Evening Service
Vednesday, 7:00 pm, —
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10:00 a.m.—Sunday Sc!
11:00 am,—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m—Eyvening Servite
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. —
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MENNONITE BRETHREN - 4665 Park Ave. Ph. 635-5115
CHURCH Po
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10:00 am.—-Sunday School
11:00 am—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evangelistic
BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
YOUNG PEOPLES
Thursday at 7:30 p.m
Pastor Rev. BD. Rathien
Phones ~~. Office 635-2434
: Home 635-5336

Pastor Alvin Penner

0:00 a.m.—Sunday Schoo!
1:00 a.m, — Worship Service

7:30 p.m. — Evening Service
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Lakelse Avenue

SUNDAY MASSES:
8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m.,
11:15 a.m, and. 7:30 p.m.

Phone 635-2313 TERRACE UNITARIAN
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Anglican Church of Canada

"Phones 6355721 ~
A726 Leaxelle Ave. Ph, 695-5855 ‘ Coe

Anglican Church of Canada

Sunday, July 2 KNOX UNITED. CHURCH
0:15 amn——Mating and Parish Cor, Lazella Ave. & Munroe st.
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service rf 30 am.—Sunday School
am—Morming Worship |
es Newcomers to the community
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST are invited to shara in the |
CHURCH life and work of the United.

Church
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Pastor RG. Burton 635-2023
3306 Griffith Street
SATURDAY
9:15 am.—Sabbath School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Service

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| thera would be no-rallway.

: “OF course,

there's one "javontage. to. o- being on. the. © :
‘ moon... we'd weigh less.” Sos

- For it would be a fatherless | the counter.

child, born out of wedlock and |°
thus stigmatized,

| Polar bear
. outpulled —
six men, bout

For centuries the polar bear

wise,

Marriage

” illia shoulda’ er
try trial marriage,
think of the child

, Millie would also ‘tose’ ‘het
for they would not: in-:-
clpate in -club.,
meetings and other organiza-
tions to which legally married

Millie would also humillate
her parents and embarrass her.,
brothers and sisters: .«

So sha would: be disloyal to
the preceding genération and
also to her future babies, - -«
Meanwhile, she’ dfindher hus-
‘band: exerting little... effort to”
make the trial martlage a ‘sUlce

Why should he,-for he: would
then have all the. privileges of
marriage without incurring the
moral, legai and financial obli-

Trial marriage - - offers the
‘male all the advantages but
cheats the wore

In the business world, it has
long been found unwise to place
merchandise in a store “on
trial’? or on consignment.’’
For then the-store’s owner
makes little or no effort to sell
those “trial’’ Items,

If, however, he buys the goods,
‘then he works hard at the job
_of trying to move them across

So the “trial order,’? made
without obligating ' the store- a
keeper to pay if the goods don’t
sell, has long been proved un-

And the very same arguments
hold true of *trial marriage."
You don’t need to indulge‘ in
such an immoral and stupiddeak
to find if you are compatible. .
Counsellors can
match you in a few minutes via
an interview and a computer’

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July Program —

One Show each Week Day at § P.M. - Sat. Matinee at 2PM.
Mon. Tue. ‘July 3, - 4 Mon. Tue. Wed. July 17, 18, 19

" FANTOMAS sinicol ni RAGE TO.LIVE
tt) ec nico lor (Restric!
Crime Comedy in (Re ced) ne Plechette

‘| Joring party, but with ‘flve men
pulling hard against it, the bear’

“mounted an ice-floe anddragged.

THESE MEN BUILT B. Cc.

the boat up after him, While

~-Onderdonk

“short of money,

equipment.

Then along came Andrew On-
derdonk, a railway builder’ who
wouldn't be stopped by man,
weather or mountain, ~

He was born in New York on
August 30, 1848 and grew up to
be a surveyor, laying out many
New Jersey towns androads and
finally coming west toSan Fran-
eisco to butld ferry ships and
sea walls,

That’s where he heard about
British Columbia’ stroubles, He
‘got the backing of a Califorata
millionaire, D,O. Mills, and he
‘game here to lay steel,

Onderdonk took on four con
tracts «= from Emory to Boston
Bar, Boston Bar ‘to. Lytton,
Lytton to.Junction Flat and Jun+
ction Flat to Savona, His Hnes
paralleled the Fraser River gore
ges, canyons and plunging cas
taracts and called for bridges,
tunnels,- extensive rockwork,

could work while ‘hanging from
ropes on perpendicular cliffs,

He set up excellent campsand
fed his men well and he built
them a hospital at Yale, but he
needed 7,000 men and couldn’t
recrult half that number.
_ He told Ottawa he'd need. to
bring .in Oriental workers or
This
became a controversy. on: the
eoast but while it was stil} rag-.
ing,: Onderdonk: hilred two ships
and brought 2,000 Chinese tothe
province, :-

He bullthis own dynamite plant.
and 4 stdamer, the Skuzzy,. ta.

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$6,000. seedlings on barren land
at Chapel Arm Road near here,
Both jobs are being done by the
" Newfoundland forest service,

A huge gap appeared in the Garcla, They
side of the mountains, At last
a tiny mouse poked its uttle :

head out of the gap,

AESOP .

KITIMAT - Mezzo - soprano
Carolyn Stanford will headline

The concluding concert of the
1967 - 68 series will present
‘tenor Howard Fried, of the Say
Franeclsco Opera and New Yorn
City Opera with soprano Yvonne

scenes from opera.

Memberships for. the concert
series are ayaliable In Terrace
| from Munson Drugs,

has been recognized and, among! machine, Demonget, . -
varlous northern peoples del- Any man who suggests al*trial’ Mylene Defunas ; Shorts: . Bear Hug. Precision.
fied, as a symbol of strength) marriage’? is definitely not in Shorts: Chop Chop. Loo —o— .
and endurance. tove with the girl, for true love —o— Thur, Fri. Sat, July 20, 21,22
History alsolists many instat- | is unselfish, Wed. ther. Fri. Sat. OUR MAN FLINT
ces in which these creatures] Trial marriage is merely a July 5, 6, 7, 8 Adventure Comedy in Color
have nee ne courts of Ex show| selfish scheme by which a man ‘BOY DID Get a WRONG - James Coburn, Lee J, Cobb
plecas & courts urope, can indulgehis sensual a] tites —_o— | :
Asia and Africa, , “without being obligated. ° Pee Comedy in Color ' Sat. Matinee July 22
The polar bear’ s reputation . Bob Hope, Phillis Diller KETTLES AT THE FAIR
as “the strone man of the Arc Shorts: A Balmy Night “Marjorle ree red Kit sprite
. tle?! is well founded. He is a one . —s—
magnificent swimmer and has Kitimat concert | sat. Matinee July 8 —~—0— 24, 25, 26
been. sighted. more than. 200 BOY DID M eee WRONG Mon. “Tue. Wed. July "ARE:
Ae: miles out af sea, ;~- . group p lists . (WHERE THE SPIES ARE
eo! epi: ts His- strength isambellevatile: |: “4 il : wa i iy Color “I, Cemateone, wate eee and: Hadinercope.
sett o
me was roped-by.an. exp TQ prégrain ‘Mos. Tue. Wed.: July 10, 11, 12 David Niven,-Francoise Dorleac

THE YELLOW ROLLS "ROYCE

An explosive atory of life Thur.
and iove amongst the rich. . :
Rex Harrison, Ingrid Bergman

_ —_—o—
Fri Set. July 27, 28, 29
FORTUNE. COOKIE. |

the men pushed with all their | the first concert in the.Alaska |- Shirley MacLaine
might in an effort te shove the | Mugic Trail Centennial Series | Shorts: Bowling Alley Cat
heavy whaleboat batk into the | presented by the Kitimat Con Matin _ July a.
i id + 1 sea, the bear dragged boat and | cart Association October 22, | Thur. Fri. Sat. “uly 13, 14,15 - SLIM. CARTER -
q $ ee men 600 yards across the..ice This will be Miss Stanfords |. COUNTRY MUSIC ON A Western Comedy in Color
pack. | second engagement with the -- BROADWAY Jock Mahoney
‘Alaska.Music Trail, Hank Snow, Skeeter Davis na
through Fraser gorges | 4.) | fegcmmcsstimgemse| Hae gues Moo, Tes, ed,
Will plant spruce | 52%.%0 sec. Sceanber g'a,| St Matin cn cancty 15 "| THE SECRET OF MY
. CHARTROOS
‘Canada’ s transeontinerital railway was in trouble in 1880, in Newfie bogland young planist ee Poland, Wot;; - “Comedy in Color Comedy in Color
behind schedule and faced with crossings through te sunly’ tour ‘rl awh | mn bar . Molly Bee, oe Cooper, hint James Bao 0 al steven
: r Magoo ee vens
would gamble his time and } on somes, wna. (CP) - A} make his appearance in Kitimat, orts: Matador Magoo Shirley Jones,
project 1s underway to lant | ‘This is hls first tour of North *.. Drive-In *&
1 hree « year «= 0) ack | America, - : , ;
spruce seediingsondrainedbog: | The January 21 concert will | mri Sat ' show 7 ime! OP. *M. July 21, 22
‘and fust outside this city. A | feature American violinist Jack | RIDE BEYOND VENGEANCE REVENGE OF THE |
second project involvesplanting | Glatzer. Western in Color - "GLADIATORS ,

"Western in Color
Roger Browne, Scilla Gabel
Shorts: Sick Transit

Chuck Connors
. James .-Macarthur
“Man and His World: Expo 67:

Fri. Sat. 4,15 .

- ~APACHE GOLD ~ Fri. Sat. . , duly 28, 29,

will perform’ Lex, Barker, Mario Adorf . "WACO | so
In Color «Western.

Shorts: Window Shopping —

_Tastant F French . Howard Keel, Jane Russel

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fight its way up the Fraser to
supply his advance camps,
A steam winch, and . 150
Chinese pulling ropes - for the
riverbank -were necessary to
accomplish the first river as
cent.

Onderdonk built his: railway
but didn't stay: here to bask
in his victory. : .
_. Instead he went on to build
- another Line in -South America,
‘constrict a water system In
Chleagoy, “parts of the Trent

Valley -danal,” B railroad tur
nel at Hamilton Ontario, a tun ‘sand Kitimat,

Once weekly

He died at’ tha'age. of 66 at
Oscawana.on the Hudson River
in New York in' 1905," >. -
BC Centennial Committee,

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