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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

by Bob Weber

‘T KNOW, BUT.DADDY WANTS}
TO GET A BETTER LOOK A:
AT YOU.

Anglican_Francigcan finds:

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‘Jeovers Australia, New Guinea,
the Solomons and‘,

"| AVP. Horsfield and St, Matthew's
.| parish. He met with local An-

.| tel, primary schoo] and an em-

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. ‘ious community,

HERE, ARCH # #
HERE’S YOUR NAIL
CUPPER BACK /

Distribated by King Fastures Syndic

out of your hand
New Guinea cannibals-consider the palm of the hand a
great delicacy, ' , .

Authority for that is Brother Geoffrey whose distinctive

He’s been a missionary there
since 1959, now heads the Am -
glican Franciscan province which

ONnzh.

His congregation In New Guin-
ea is not cannibal and the prac-
tise Is dying out, But, according
to Brother Geoffrey, even the
converted get the urge now afd
again, .

4 remember once thatatleast
some members of the congrega-
tlon were eyeing the bishop when
he got up to preach,’’ Brother
Geoffrey recalled with a smile,

Brother Geoffrey was here in
Terrace at the invitation of Rev,

glicans. to study a project for
Christian renewal in the area.

He will later leave forEngland BROTHER GEOFFREY

.|for a three-month visit before great attraction,’ he said, “Many
people see this as a part of

returning to New Guinea,
The New Guinea mission ts!
close to the equator and the wea-
ther is hot and steamy.
Anglican Franciscans have
built two churches there, a hos-

Christian Witness.”

ployment agency for the Pap-
vans, They also conduct a school
to train native evangelists,
Brother Geoffrey decided to be-
come a Franeiscan while study-
ing for the Anglican ministry at
Cambridge University. He said |f
his community was started ini— :
1921, now has some 150 mem-if
bers in three areas of the world,
Tn New Guinea, the friars try to
live the same life as the na~
tives,
“We are trying to live the na-
tive life as closely as we can,'*
"Brother Geoffrey said.
‘We eat the Papuan vegetab-
les.”’ But he explained that it/f

eans to follow their diet com-
pletely. .

He reported that native Pap-
wans, Solomon Islanders, and
Tonganese had joined his relig-j—

The friars model themselves
on the thirteenth century Italian |f
saint, Franeis of Assissi, who |f
followed a life of complete pov-
erty modelied on the Hfe of &
Christ. .

Brother Geoffrey said he felt |}
the Franciscan way of life was
stil] relevant. “Francis has a

4611 bazelle

Franciscan xobes were seen in Terrace streets Jast week,

_ Wednesday, Decamber 4),.1968

sn tandicen tat | Kitimat gets.
Cannibals eat right | yp). yg

service began in Kitimat at11:01 | change. All calls. —. local and 1
P.M. Saturday, November -30,|long distance — were: placed §
ontral

On the -same eventing, a brand) through opdrators . at
new primary toll centrewentinto| switchboard: -
operation’ at Terrace to bring} 44
improvements in long distance
service for Terrace, Kitimat, and
surrounding areas. .

ger, said the two projecta ‘re-| “Alls directly. -.
$2 million in new facilities,

in Kitimat itself,. some $750, | “Operator.”
000 has been invested during the] © y,-
last 18 months to enlarge thetele.

atic switching system, construct
phones, :

time of the conversion and has {Service
been built to provide for ex-

there,

Now is the time to buy all your Christmas Gifts at terrific savings.

manual telephone service through |over,

For Thursday, Friday and Saturday only you'can buy all your China,

Glasses, Beer Mugs and ‘all Boxed Stationery at

20% ort | me

(All Cash Sales)

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With the conversion to. dial
service, Kitimat customers will
_ [be able, to Oe A ocak Galle: dire ;

Stan Patterson, B.C. Telo-|ectly. By next April, they-also
phone's Terrace District Mana_| "ll be able to dial long dlstarice

present an investment of nearly | In the meantime, they will place
long--distance calls ‘by dialing
Mr Patterson sald ‘A com

«| Sehensive test of the new aut-

Phone building, install an automs | oonstic ‘switching system current-

related distribution facilities and ly is under way to assure that

provide customers with dial tele- pra spel bien Reretioa i

The dial system will serye |St@™mards required before: the
about 3,700 telephones “at the |"©¥ facilites are placed into’ -

ed

At the same time, arrange-
pansion to meet forseeable fut» ments have been made for -{m-
ure telephone requirements |mediate checks’ of polite, fire,
'_ {medical and other safety agency.

Kitimat customers have had a |numbers at the time of the citt-

Phone 635-5004 |

ecials}

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