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TERRACE “Omineco” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

At The Local Churches

WVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH

HURCH
CHRISTIAN REFORMED € SAA e ek ave. and Spare St.

Sparks Strest at Straume Avenue
Rev, V. Luchies Vi 35-2621

R day School.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Scliool ‘00 a.m—Morning Worship.
11:00 am.--Morning Wors ,
ce. 7:30 p.m. Wedn
Pray

6:00 p.m.—~Afternoon
9:15 am—*"Back To

A cordial invitation te all
Rev. H, J. Jost,

Hour” on CFTEK.
SSE Pastor
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 4665 Park Ave. Phone 643-5115

MENNONITE BRETHREN

Ph. VIS-2915 CUR

3206 Griffith’s Road 9406 Eby Street
SATURDAY

Pattor Alvin Penner, Ph. VI 35976
10:00 a.m.— Sunday School
11:00 a.m—Worship Seryice.
7:30 p.m.—Evening Servi

9:15 a.m.-—Sabbath School.
11:00 am.—-Morning Service.

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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Cor. Sparks St, and Park Ave. 9:45 a.m.— “Gospel Light Four”
9:45 am—Sunday School. over crn
Pastor H. Modsen, BAY B.D. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
4718 Loen Ave. Vi 3-5882 10:00 a.m—Sunday School.
"Your friendly family” Church” 11:00 a.m.—HMornin f ‘Worship.
7:00 pms —Evang Service.
All are Weleome

KNOX UNITED CHURCH
Pastor Rev. D, Rathjen

Phones: .
Office: VI3-2434, Home: VI 35336
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UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH

9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. .
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Newcomers to the community are

invited to shete in the life

and worke of the United {Southern Baptiat)
5019 Halliwell Ave.
You are invited to drop this clip- SUNDAY

ping in the mail with your
name ond address to Knox
United Church, Box 884,
Terrace, B.C.

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 am.—Morning Service
7:30 pyu.—Evening Servica
- 9:00 pm—Wednesday — Prayer
meeting and Bible study.
' James H. Rose, Pastor
Telephone VI

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ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL
3010 Ager Avenue, Terrace, &.C,

10:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 am.—Morning Worship.
7:00 p.m.—Evening Service.
Wednesday
8:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
Friday 5
7:30 p.m.—Young Peoples.
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You

Rev. E, Thiessen, Pastor
4912 Graham Ave, Phone Vb36768

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
(Mormon)

SERVICES

10:30 a.m.—Sundays
Elks Hall — Sparks Street

Why Not Attend Your Church This Sunday?

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH
Anglican Church of Canada
Phone VI 8055
4728 Lazelle Avenue

10:15 am —Matins and Parish

union
10:15 a.m ganday School
7:30 p.am—Evening Service

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BETHEL Whepuler) CHURCH

Regular)
Kalum at Soucle Ph. Vi 2.5329

Pastor —Lloyd Andersen B.Th.
10:30 - 12:00 — Family Serviee,

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Thursday, 3:00 p.m. —
Meeting.

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1953 Ford Sedan 9575
1959 Piymouth Stetien Wagon be

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Weekly

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

What's Your Address? .. .

A brilliant young physiclan was
talking with a well-known Alble
teacher, He said, “I am tied to my
mother’s apron strings. I have al-
ways lived up to her teaching mor-
ally, attd I pride myself that when
I was studying I kept myself cleab.
T do not profess to be a Christlan,
but I am a better moral man than
many of the church members of

The Bible teacher replied to him,
“Doctor, 1 do not doubt you for
an instant, but I want your atten-
tion, Unregeneracy is a state. You

your”
He replied, “No, sir, I do not
claim to be & regenerated mah,”

The older man was standing in
the aisle- beside him and drew
a square in the sawdust and said,
“Doctor, let this square represent
the state of Colorado.” He assent-
ed, and the Bible teacher continu-
ed:

“The altitude at the lowest point
is 2,000 feet above sea level, an
fhe highest altitude is the sum-

| mit of Pike’s Peak, 14,200 feet*

Sermon

Pastor L. ANDERSON

above. the level of the sea. Then
there ata people in the Colorado
tilnes whe are 8,000 fest below
the lowest open air altitude in the
state. Whether they are in the min-
ei, or on the'lowest altitude, or on
the summit of Pike's Peak they
are all in the state of Colorade. Now
the state of ynregengracy [9 like
that, Some men are away down

below the surface in the under-]%
world of criminality and wickedness Z

nes. |
Others range about the ordinary
surface, others in the lowest state
of unregeneracy. Now you are on
the summit of Mount Morality. But
like the others, you are still in the
state of unregeneracy.”

The young physician looked at
the Bible teacher in dumb amaze-
ment a moment. Tien, without a
word of argument, he rose ‘and
sald, “Sir, you have knocked the
props from under me. I am with
you.”. He walked down the aisle
to the place of prayer, where he
accepted. and publicly confessed

d| Christ as hig personal Saviour.

What's your address?
— The Regular Baptist Call

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‘Phone ¥i " 8-6331, V vi 3.5905

G Wedding Bells &

MALGUNAS —

A former Terrace girl was wed
recently in Prince George in a late
afternoon ceremony at Connaught
Hill Lutheran Church.

Evelyn Aillene Elizabeth Stras-
din, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Strasdin, formerly of Ter-
race atid now of Prince George,
was united in marriage with Ver-
non Malgunas, son of Mrs. Augau-
tis, also of Prince George.

The Reverend Mish performed
the nuptial rites in a 5 o'clock
ceremony on May 7.

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a floor length

STRASDIN

nett) who chose a floor length
sheath of pink silk crepe with
lace bodice. Her bouquet was of
pink carnations. Bridesmaids were
Mirs. Don Strasdin and Miss Linda
Munson, both of whom selected
floor length sheath gowns in blue
silk crepe and carried bouquets of
white carnations.

The bride’s niece, tiny Donna
Strasdin was flower girl and. the
groom’s brother, Denis Augautis,
was ring-bearer.

. Mike Seaton of Terrace support.
ed the groom, afid ushers were
Donnie Mueller and Ernie Stras-

sheath of white satin, with boater ; din,

neckline, lace covered bodice and
Iily-point sleeves. Her only jew-
ellery was-a necklet of pearls and
her shoulderlength bouffant veil
misted from a pair of white satin
roses, She carried a bouquet of
American Beauty roses.
Matron-of-honor was the bride's
sister, Shirley, (Mra. Frances Bar-.

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BuiCK

‘Following the ceremony a re-
ception and dinner was held in
fhe Sons of Norway Hall at Six
Mile Lake. Close to 25) guests
were on hand to greet the newly-
weds and enjoy a cold plate din-
ner,
Longtime family friend, Mrs.
Mary McColl of Terrace, proposed
the traditional toast to the bride,
and the groom made the response.
Mike Seaton spoke a toast to the
bridesmaids and also read several
congratulatory telegrams.
of wedding dance to the music
of The Vereatiles from Prince
George, rounded out the evening.
Out of town guests for the wed-
ding and reception were: Mr, and
Mrs, Rosenoff, Calgary; Ross and
Muriel Hutton, Saskatoon; Myre. P.
Boyle, Dawaon Creek; Mrs. Tucker
‘and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peters ae of,
Vancouver; Mrs, Mary McColl, Mr
and Mrs. Dwain McColl, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Ludsay, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Chgistopherson, Mr. and
Mra, George Munson, Mre. Carol
Dzugan and the Misses Betty and

Wedndsdiy, Jue. Be 1968

: Pioneer: Son | wi
Buried Friday.

" The Late John Lewis Frank
Friends and relatives gathe
in Knox United Church on Frid
afternoon, June 3, to pay t
last respects to John Lewis Fran
an. estemed and well-known met
ber of the sawmill industry in B
ish Columbla and the first whi
child born in the Terrace area.

At the Hime of his birth in Apaieee
1908 his parents, the late Hen
Frank and Mrs: Mattie Frank.
Terrace were presented with a s
ver cup from the residents of
area in the pioneer days,

The late Mr. Frank was in t
Sawmill business for 42 years, d
ing which he worked with sm
and large sawmills all over B
Columbia. He began his carecr Bi
the mill business as a sawyer fae
George Litile at the age of 18m
Among hig achievefnents as a m%am
operator he itive the log rola
now in usé %h several sawmilliy
throughout the province. ia

He was a member of Moosqyy
Lodge No, 587. a

The late Mr. Frank, who mademe
his home in Prince George, is surg
vived by his wife Evelyn, one soni
Roy of Terrace: two daughters,@
Vera of Summitt and Ruby off
Dawson Creek; his mother, Mrs.
Mattie Frank of Terrace; ones
brother, Floyd of Terrace; fourm
sisters, Mrs. Mildred Wood and&
Mrs, Dorothy Douglas of Terrace,
Mrs. Luella Brooks of White F .
Mrs. Belle Watt of ‘Edmonton a]
seven grandchildren and two step-@
sons, Edward and James McKsa-g
zie of Terrace. i

‘Interment was made in the fant-m
ily plot in Kitsumkalum Cemete
in Terrace. Rev. George Keeniey-f
side officiated at the services. The
chancel of Knox United Church
was filled with floral tributes testi-g
fying to the respect with which®
Mr, Frank was held in his home-®
town, 3
Attending the funeral from out-®
of-town were his sister Mra. Watti
of Edmonton, his nephew, Lawr-#
ence Tallon of Prince George andi
a number of Prince George friends. 8

Pallbearers were: Norman Unch.@
Phillip Lieb, Barney Rowe, A. EG
“Ted" Johnston, Frank Earl andl
Sid Munson. o]

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supervised by more than 17,4008
adult volunteers who serve as com#y

‘Tanda Munson ali of Terrace.

mitiae members, officers and ing§
steuctors with the squadrons,

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