Ba Wednesday, May 24. 1967

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

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“KITIMAT -A: cabinet minster, - He and Reeve Sam Lindsay will
and @ hockey player will head-Jopen the three-day falr in the
line the Kitimat Lions Centennial/YMCA hall, June 1, at 8 pm,

. Trade Fair, Nobody knows who the hockey
= . The Cabinet Minster, Trade| player willbe.

- » and: Commerce’.3 Ralph Lofimark} But organizers say he will ba

will drop in on the event--by hell- | a ranking National Hockey League
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wiisendnensnnancas,

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

-Thé NHL mystery man wili
Shoot ‘the puck against

their own hockey ‘skills,

A display-entered by the Nate
ional.Aeronautics and Space Ade
ministration will feature large

and Geminin space cratt; = |
Tha'models, which weight more
than’ a half ton, are in fine de
tail and will be Internally ium
nated to @nable spectatorsto view
the inside, ne
The N.A.S.A, display will depict
progress of the U.S, Space exe.
ploratlon program, ~
Okanagan Helicopter will again
be providing rides in their heli-
copter with the crystal clear bubb
fltop, -. ;
Professional entertainers Shay
Dutfin.and Brian Brennan, '* The
Dublin Rogues’ and Miss Toni
Sinclair will entertain, -
Also participating In the fair
1 jf wlll be the Mount Elizabeth Sac-
me, ondary School Band (Expo 6%,
bound), Royal Canadian Mounted
Police, The Kitimat Pipe Band,
Girl Guides, The Lions school
Safely Patrol and Sea Cadets,

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AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
of teaching service to the com-
munity Mrs, Fran LaBelle was
presented with two cubelass
vases from Terrace and Dis.
trict Schoo] Board, The Kalum
Elementary School principal
will move to Vancouver, School
Trustee Dr, R.E. Lee made the
presentation last Friday afler-
hoon on behalf of the board,
He referred to Mrs, LaBelle
+] +-45 "an axtremoly tine teacher!
|) and -a-very- able-administrator,’-

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abinet minister, puck str 9
to highlight big Kitimat fair | §

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electronic timing device and also :
give’ the patrons a chance to try

authentic. models of the ‘Mercury! .

KENNEY BROUGHT COLUMBIA CELL, ALCAN HERE
ane ne oy SA IN IERE

‘By CATHERINE ML FRASER

name is on the E.T, Kenney
Primary School, you have to say

est pioneers, Instrumental ‘in put.
ing Terrace on the map. :

panied hy his wife Leila, was
back In his old: hometown last

dedication of a school that. will
bear his name. . .

man, who, in the early part of
the Century, started out from his
native home in. Nova Scotia to
seek his fortune In the “west
and eventually hecame a bene-
tactor of this great Northland,
BY BOAT TO KITSELAS

_ ifs not so:easy
fo be a: Christia

By Rev. Len Koster, Pastor,
Uplands Baptlet Church, Terrace. +.

Paul was i prisof: at/-Rome and: tad been for two years,"
When the Philippiin’ church sent a’ gitt of money to ii Pait,
he wrote 2 letter of instruction aad encouragement to the Phile ”

ippian church, .

Love and gratitude ara’ everywhere expressed in this Chris=-
| tlan love letter. Fourteen times-the words ‘“joyt’.“and pe. A

Hice’’ occur, This hymn ‘of. Joy In such'trying circumstances

could only have been. written byone who had found Jesus Christ
to be all sufficient,.“For to me to live is Christ, and to die is
gain.'' (Phil, 1:21) - , he at

d i spite of hardship and imprison
ment, His concern was for. the establishment of God's King-
dom, He witnessed even to his jailers, His lips did not breath
threats but prayers, His eyes were tear-stained, not for self
but for the lost who: perish without Jesus, . 0. a
During this time of Paul's imprisonment, Nero was Emperor,
Nero brought about. one of the worst persecutions the Christ-
lans ever suffered. He made sport.of their torment, But these
early Christians would sooner dia than Blve up their faith and
deny. thelr Lord. Some of the slaves serying.in Nero's courts
were Christians, Paul writes *fAll-the saints salute you, chiefly
they that are of Caesar's household,’ How long would it be
before these falthful ones would become torches? But they were
Christians In spite of everything, . . .

Soa HA
Paul's faith stayed altve in

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Even today it Is not easy to be a Christian, Jesus reminds
us that “strait Is the gate and narrow is the way’’ that leads
to life. So often'we think of persecution as Something thet happens
in faraway, uncivillzed or state-controlled countries, 7

It ts easy to be a Christian here in this land! But ts it?

‘Young person, what happens at school if you live your faith
in Jesus? Business ‘man, what would. happen # you ran your
business according to precepts given by Christ? Can the prow
fessional person live his falth with impunity? Housewife, can

‘You run your home a¢cording to prineiples rafd down by Jesus,
without opposition? : 1
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No, we ere not going to have an easy time llving the Chris.
tian life, The devif ts going to see that our way js rough If we
do~God's' will in God's way.at God’ g time, with God 3 power,
we shall have God's blessing and Satan’s curses. When God
opens the windows of heaven to bless us, the devil.wifl open the
doors of hell to blast us, God's smile means the devil’ s frown,

Become a Christian. in’ spite of everything. Satan will say
walt,:.make a Iving first, But do you want to make a living
for.2 few years and lose your soul for eternity? Become a Christ
tlan in ‘spite of hypocrisy and failure, . Look to Jesus, He ts the
“same yesterday, today and forever.’ Trust Him. Do not let
anything you have done hold you back. Jesus, He is the “same
yesterday, today and forever.'* Trust Him, Do not let anything
you have done hold you back. Jesus came “to seek and to save
that which is lost'*, Do not let the ridicule of family or friends
hold you back fram being acChristian. - - ,

‘ . . AL

Kenney {Story below).

NEW SCHOOL is named for E. T, Kenney (above) with Mrs.

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They named the school
for a Terrace pioneer

Company of Canada too saw the
vision of the great potential of
Northern B,C. - - and Kitimat
- came Into being,
The Kenney Dam Inthe Nechako
River - - source of Alacan’s
great water power -- was named
for this dynamic man who literally
“bent over backwards'' to ex-
Pound the advantages and push the
development of the great hinter-
land he served.

‘MY FINEST HOUR’

At the E.T. Kemnay: School de
dieation on Friday £d, :Kenney
stated, that through the course of
a Ilttle better than half a century
he had received "a lot of com-
mendations, a lot of acknowledg- aos
ments, and a lot of honours’’, ap;
Tears-were close: to many-eyes|§ : wv OME
‘atte atdiende wheirhelcondiud Pt! se

But there -were other emotions
that drew’him still closer to the
valley, .

JANE ON THE TRAIN :

On a summer day in 1913 he
was playing tennis with a visit
{ng Theological .student, In the
middle of the tennis match his
partner lost Interests’ Let’ s meet
the train, a new Jane Is comIng
to town!’?
The ‘fnew jane’’ was Letla
Brooks who had come fo, visit
her aunt, Mrs. Lazelle (George
Little’ s sister),
The result of the meeting be-
tween Ed and Leila was that she
gave up all thought of a “pust.
ness career’’ in Vancottver for
him, The patr were married in
Terrace In 1915, at
With no: hospital facilities “tn

When if comes tothe man whose

& Is one of the North’s great.

E.T. “Ed'! Kenney, aecom-

eek-end as central figure in the

Yes, be a Christian In spite of everything--a real follower
of Christ. We will weary of a modern-day, easy-going, luxury-
seeking religion that passes under. ‘the guise of. Christlanity,
New Testament Christianity calls upon us‘to bear crosses for
‘Jesus, to endure ‘hardness. and heartaches, It- is than that we
will “rejolee’* -as Paul admonishes; ‘it-is than that life will be
a challenge, . - ; a

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ESTAR aT DSS

‘A+ few-years ‘of ‘honiesteading

Saskatchewari, city fife in Van-

Little black
book gives
facts on VD

You'll find a
greener, thicker

lawn inside .every
bag. Easy-to-apply
Lawn Green releases

should know,

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14 per cent. were in
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A copy of VD--What you should
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| TERRACE . ‘ . partment of National Health and
; CO-OP , Git Welfare, Ottawa.
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Jeb lost a hundred pounds in
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“Adision a! The Sherwin Williams Co, of Canada, Ltd.

couvery and thenthe North beckon |{D® Valley. thelr four daughters

with the ‘tremendous love and

Got your little black book on VD?
Canada’s health and welfare de-
partment’ s booklet, VD--What you
dispels the myths,
lists the Causes, symptoms, and
tragic consequences of this {n-

In Canada venereal disease
heads the Nst of ten leading notit.

Of the 19,281 cases recorded
in the first nine months of 1966,
the ‘15 to

Health .authorities say these re.
ported statisties represent only

Skeena River to Kitselas to join
his brothers, Bert and Brenton,
For atime he was wharehouse:

man for the Hudson Bay Com-

pany; he tried his hand at bridge
building when the Grand. Trunk
Pacific Railway was forging
| through to the coast, Inthe winter
he and his brothers. dabbled in
real estate «+ - a business that
flourished in the Skeena: Valley
under the Kenney name witil 1958
when it was purchased by L,
E. Pruden, : ee
The winter of 1912 was spent
at his home in Nova Scotia, bit
with the coming of Spring Ed;
was back in the Skeena Valley
agaln, .
Work ‘was hard to get and he
almost headed back to Saskai.
chewan, when, just before he
boarded the train ‘eastbound, the
late George Little offered him a
ob in his sawmill,

Pioneer life was not a bed of
roses but was a Browing bond that

held him to the land,

ed, In 1911 Ed boarded the river.
boat *"Infander’’ and came upthe

| Pattulo
fought six successful ‘elections
to represent Skeena from 1999
to 1953, and then retired,

were-born at oitside polnts, Mar-
dorie (Mrs. C,0, Fulton-of Vernon
{n Vancouver; Margaret. (de-
ceased) in Portage LaPrairie;

Terrace ) and Lorraine (Mrs,
Lloyd Johnstone ‘of Terrace) in
Prince Rupert, Their only ‘son
Edward = despite no hospital~
nade his debute in Terrace, He
#3 Married and ateacher atSkeena
Secondary School, .
’ For four years Mr. Kenney
operated George Little's saw.
mill in Smithers, in the Bulkley
Valley,
. 1 1929 he became a hardware
merchant purchasing the business
from the late Bennie Agar. He
sold out to Lioyd Johnstone and
Clarence Michiel in 1945 . to
begin an impressive political
career, .

ELECTED FOR SKEENA
This wiry, at times, hot-temper.
éd little man was destined to
accomplish big things for the
people of the Skeena River Valley,
He became member of parliam-
ent for Skeena Riding in 1933
on a Liberal platform in the
administration, He

_He was given the portfolio of

Tp: paraphrase the late Sir

)| Winston Churchill’ - + This ts

Norma (Mrs, Nels Morrison -of||

(when his wife left

Minister of Lands and Forests
in. 1044, and he went all out for
; the development: of the north
; ‘ country, .
town ; The forestry act was changed
rate VN iin 1946, and the Government ine
; troduced the Forest Management
Tree Farm Licence Plan in 1949,
Ed Kenney was Instrumental in
the Columbia Cellulose Company
of Canada being issued the first
tree farm Neence In British Cok
umbla, in the Skeena riding, This
resulted in the opelning of the
Watson Island Pulp MUHHn Prince
Rupert in 1951, pe
In 1952 this hard-working pols
ltlejan was given. a second port.
follo, that of Minister of Public
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INVITATION TO ALCAN
Then one day, shortly after the

Miss GretheClausen ofCedar-
vale left on Tuesday’s CPA
flight for a vacation in Seattle
Washington, — -

+t+

Archie Cambrin, now with Rich=

mond. Plywood in Vancouver,

spent the week-end with his wife

and falmly at their Park-Avenue
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The Kitimat United Church
cholr will be joining with the
Knox United Church Senior cholr
this coming Sunday ‘at the re-

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‘Jbe shown at 8 p.m, Thursday,
(May 26, in: Terrace Community
‘;Centre, AN. Interested are ins

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“:|her parents Mr. ‘and Mrs, LW.)
Clay, D¥rmian Road, Prior to re-

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gular morning worship at 11 0?
4, Knox. United. will return the
Presentation in the. Aluminum
City >
- Fllims,“F undamental ‘Tennis’!
and‘*Tennis for Beginners’! will

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Dre Wendy A, Clay ts. visiting
tubning ‘to. Vancouver with her
parents. for’ the Spring Convo-
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Hart. disclosed the information
that::the. Aluminum Company of
Canada was ‘interested in estab
lishing: :‘an’ aluminum plant in
British Columbia, a soo
This was incentive enough for
ambitlous Ed Kenney, and he hot-
footed’ it to Montreal to’ talk
with the Alcan powers

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“He. sparked their. interest and

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