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’ Kirst down-droppings of snow plunged

i ar tow in the snow _
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Terrace into what” how seems a custom- -

= | ary pre-Christmas chaos.

4 - year in the battle to keep the streets at.
mw. least relatively clear. This Weekend
* municipal crews towed, away cars left
' parked on streets.

The towing .will not cause any great
delight in the hearts of Car-owners who —
; must wonder what on earth to do with
their vehicles when they face slippery
hills, plugged driveways and other haz-
ards, of the heavy hnow fall.

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One new element-has been added this. °

. The needs of -the - totat ‘community
"however must come. tirst. The ‘Mmuhicipal
‘crews need: streets, elear of. cars to speed
up the ‘snow removai operation.) >|

‘The by-law ‘has: been’ in effect for'a
~ number of years. It seems a pity that it

has taken so long. to. be enforced...

“Who knows, if car-clear streets could

speed up. snow, removal we* ‘may, one
happy day, ‘actually’ see grader operation
take the time to lift their. blade at drive-
“ways rather than . plugging them ‘solid
with packed ite which in -turn forces
motorists to spark on streets.

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Save the goats

A group of local people are concerned
: Whether a. handful ot mountain goats will
‘live or die.
\: Members of the Terrace Rod ‘and Gun
v2lub are now circulating a petition ask-—
( ng that an area near the Nass lava beds

iy

‘ne declared a game reserve
" At issue is the lives ‘of a goat herd,
piece estimated at 300, now down to be-
| tween 20 and 30. os

, We welcome: the’ ‘petition. We tend to
j eet t that. what: we take for granted to-,.

“day in nature and game. may be denied
to our children, —

Hunters alone can not be blamed for
‘our dwindling game.. Most Ahuntérs take |
an intelligent. aproach to their sport. But
‘wherever man goes, the anim life is,
o threatened.

‘The mountain ‘Boats | are Se asset to
‘hs part of the world, We do not want .
‘to: “SEE their existence terminated in the.

ene tet

S name of [ sport,

Ha at oo Stirs tion Pam ts

oan og Af eee

keeps flunking.” ”

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: it quits at
| Louden mine

LA 69-year-old miner who pro-
“| duced 227 tons ‘of coal in 1967
oo with a. sledgehammer anda wedge |
- <7} Will -elose “Vancouver. Island's
fae Jast individual coal mine this win- | .

1, ‘Robert Banks Carruthers BAYS

| here, because his wife starts
. oe anold-age pensfonin Jan-

\ ad in: mines since 1916, is ‘the
| last of a vanishing breed from
the days when. coal was king on

+ '|Number Nine, Working the out-

{blasts away the dirt overburden

(Miner calls

“WELLINGTON, 3.C. (CP) —

ter. *

heta decided to call it quits at
the Louden Mine, a mile south of

nat he Carruthers Fi who has work-

the island.
He ealles. his mine Wellington

erops of the old mine; known off-
ictally as the Louden Mine, he

and then goes to work ‘on the
coal seam with a sledge ‘and

' Golf Sets

Reg. 49.95. Sale Price” .

Golf F Bags

3995
‘2% OF

Gleman ‘Stoves.

Coleman Heaters a

‘Cat ‘type. Reg. 21.50 fale. :

Tackle Boxes

~ SALE OF

Single. ‘burner. Reg. 16.95. § Sale reap nie

wedge,

He loads the coal into a hoist
hy hand, then goes to the sur-
tace to-raise the hoist withagase
powered engine, The coal. seam
he’s. been - working: this year ts
20 to 22 inches thick, and Mr,
Carruthers says he has to move | .
two.tons of dirt for i every ton of
coal he recovers, ©

After 52. years in the nines, ‘

26 of them in Wellington Number
Nine, ‘he owns his home and ie
independent enough’ to gee more
Jeieure time sheads : .

Stuffed trumpeter.
displayed by, RCMP

GOLD RIVER B.C, CAP) —
RCMP in this Vancouver Island:
community have mounted ayoung
trumpeter swan on display., It
isn’t, only for decoration — pol
ice hope to make people familiar
with the ‘rare birds so they don't
shoot. any by mistake, .

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| Pastor, - Terrace Mennonite

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OUR READERS WRITE:

Editor, Herald
During my 1314 years. resik
dence. jn Terrace, I was con-
nected with but a few organiza-
‘tions, But since leaving the area
two years ago I have heard lit-
Ue of them:namely Terrace Film
Clube amd Terrace Rod and aGun
4 . _

Several people worked very
hard to make an educational and

+ recreational facility available. to

Mr, and Mrs, ‘Average Citizen,
The. Film Library. had. an: {m-
_portant, part, to play in the edue-
ational field and I hope it has not
closed its books,

The Rod and Gun’ Club can] ©?!
play. onery.important part in the
training of younger folk aa well
as. older in the, safe bandling| Wo
of - weapons, 83-. well aa. good] -
manners towards: private. pro-
perty, All too often a rancher
finds: his fences cut‘and his cat.
tle on the road, but: if-contacted
the rancher isin most cases more
willing to comply with the hun-
ters request, |-.

The other matter of t grave cont].

| and president develop. the we

What's happened to Rod, Gun?

cern is mistaken identification,

where the hunter thinks he sees
the animal and shoots. WhatB.C.
needs is a_ strict training pro-
gram and I think the Rod and
Club can fill thi gap, But
funds should be made available
to them to continue, The funds
should come from the Provin-
‘| cial Government.
 haye followed the activities
‘of the Thornhill Ratepayers As-
‘soclation through the medium of
‘your paper. It nevér ceases to
alarm me that the people of this
particular-area will'not turn out
in force to assist their directora

coming town of the future. As af
past president, may T appeal ‘to
Tia of you to. get'on with: the

ye ‘Curfman, Where are more
of those letters to the editor?
Ags former owner of Arabian
Stallion, Tan Tin, may I. con-
gratilate Harold Wyatt for “hav-
ing champton:stallfon at the Bue
Iidey Valley Fair ‘at Smithers.
W.E, Harper

' ; Sorrento, af.

~ Authori

By Join Balzer,

. Brethren Church

Our day atid’ age is charact-
erized” by. ‘a rebellious spirit
against ‘authority.

It. is vividly manifested in our
homes and institutions of learn-
ing. Lawlessness is increasing at
a staggering rate, Authority is
challenged: on every hand, Thus |),
immediately the question comes, | o¢
what -right has the. Scripture to |;
impose its authority‘ on my life.

used. here, means to have juris-
diction’ or thé right to demand,
True legitimate authority has a

what the’ Bible ist it Is God's
word to-man,
“God: as - the cieator of our.
pniver ee hae absolute right to
impose , Hts. authority upon His
creatures, God has chosen-to do
this through His Word, the Bible. ,
: In 1 Peter. 1323-25. we. read)
that. the Bible 4s the: word. of
God. .The apostle Peter goes-on
to tell us that the Bible camo
‘not by interpretation of man; but

-lalao tells“ ‘us that the word of,
God Ia cternal, Its méssage isa’

needs, as-it wag:1900 years ago,

it fa the living “Word, The
word ‘of. God changes and trans.
forms met, tli'cugh the power of:
the Holy, Shirt. The. Bible brings

the Scriptures —

‘{mossage. The Bible has the ans-

The-word authority as is being |’ :

reason for Its existence. This 15 | 4153

holy men wrote -as- they were, H
moved by the Holy‘Spirit, ie meaning and purpose for liv-
. The above... scripture paasage SOLICE .

valid today, ° ag’ “relevent to our! about 400 hours of intensive:

ty and-

conviction to the heart of. the
guilty. It brings peace and assure
ance to those. who accept it's

wer’ to our present world’s ill’s,
The Bible must be accepted
as authority because of: its his«
tory, Through the centuries ithas
proven itself, Countless attempts
have been made to discredit itor
destroy it, Yettoday despiteofall
it stands. a8 the revelation
tf boa calling men and women
to obedience, faith and life in
Christ Jesus,
‘In conclusion, consider the
many fulfilled prophesies. Itpre-
dicted Christ's birthplace, His
rejection by his people, His eruc=
on,’ His . resurrection. and
many others, Everyone of these
prophecies has been Hterally and
clearly fulfilled before our eyes,
The underlining cause for re-
jection - of authority is that men
and women have failed to accept
the Bible as authority, I challenge
you'to accept the Bible as your
authority. Honour it, search {t,
and believe it and God will: re-
yeal Himself to. you, It will re-
yolufionize your life — and give

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