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TERRACE ““OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
sts from: Saturday’s
Will then pit theirstrength against

Telex Track Meet
“Here On Saturday |ceeseie

Fone track: meet-scheduled to be.
a wera een - : we h ferrace on August 6,°:°. -
- A total of 77° Terrace track and field athletes. qualified | 04.25 © ion cri
last Wednesday evening for entry in a special Legion telex |, =
track meet. scheduled for ¢ Saturday, July 9, Ls .
€ youngaters- were. partlei: ; ;
pants in a, Royal Canadian Legion, the Skeena Secondary grounds and
(branch 13): sports . training . pro-| the first event {s scheduled to be-
gram elimination meet held. June |i at.11 a.m. Events will continue
29. It was the second elimination| through 3 pm.
meet to be held within: the ‘tast} Legion track and field coach,
three weeks, . ras
On Saturday, first and second
Place winnerg from Jast-.Wednes-
day’s trials, will join with athlet-
es from other communities in the
Northern zone to compare strength
with a similar group of athletes in
North Bay, Ontario. Track sched-

Nick Nattress said that out of
town athletes will begin arriving
here on Friday, They will come
from Ocean Falls, Prince Rupert,

POUT TO HIT THE SAND, Terrace's Michelle Duffy dis- ©
mavys the form which won her a place in this Saturday's

Skeena - Squares
wcial track meet scheduled to begin at 11 a.m, Michelle

Myistered a height of 4'2"
ering an elimination meet last Wednesday.

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in the midget girls high jump

~ courtesy of OTK radio.

RTERS GUN, Rodney Kluss begins

he midget boys 220 in a special elimination track meet
Held here last Wednesday, Kluss ran the 220 with a time
gif 27.3, thus qualifying for this Saturday's telex track meet. °

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0. Agar Avenue, Terrace,
00.am—Sunday School
100 am—Morning Worship
z00 pm.—Evening Service -
rinesday —-
x00 P.m.—Prayer Meeting
eday —
.30 p.m.—Young Peoples

& Cordial Welcome Awaits You

Rev. E. Thiessen, Pastor

2 Graham Ave. Phone V1 36763

UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH
(Southern Baptist) =.

if /
~ S013 Halliwell Avenue
SUNDAY ;
a.m.—Sunday School
700 am.—Morning Service
530 p.m.—-Evening Service
ednesday, 8:00 p.m, ~—
s Prayer meeting
Study
James H. Rose, Pastor
Telephone VI9-6685

— — —_ — —"

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
: (Regular

Aum at Soucie
Rastor Lloyd Andersan 8,Th,
e'0 -12:00—Family Service,
= Worship, Sermon, Classes
#0 p.m—Evening Service,
mreday, 8:00 pm. —.

Prayer Meeting -

and Bibla

Ph. V13-5187

=

AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

LLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
B.C,. Sparks, Street at Straume. Avenus

Rev. V. Luchies VE3-2621
10:00 a.m.—Sunday, School —
11:00 a.m.—Morning ‘Worship
5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service .
9:15 a.m.—"Back To God Hour’
. on CFTE-radio os

MENNONITE BRETHREN
CHURCH

3406 Eby Street Phone VI 3-5976
Pastor Alvin Penner

10:00 a.m.—Sunday Schoo! .

11:00 a.m.—Worship Service

7:30 p.m—Evening Service .

8:45 a.m—"Gospel’ Light Hour’
over CPTK-radio

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
10:00 a.m—Sunday School
11:00 a.m—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evangelist Service

All Are Welcome ;

_ Pastor Rev, D. Rathien
Phones —
Office: Vi3-2434, Hema: VI 3.5396

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
Cor, Park Ave. and Sparks St.
10:00 a.m—Sunday Schaol

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service

| Wednesday 7:30 p.m

FRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
am. Sparks St. and Park Ave,

&) a.m.—Worship Service
stor H. Madsen, B.A., B.D.

a Loen Ave.

our friendly family church"

KNOX UNITED CHURCH:

Phone VI 3-5882

eer Lozella Ave, & Munroe St.

am—Sunday School
 am.—Morning Worship:

momers to the community are

8 invited to share in the life.

i and work of the United -
; Chi

urch

Mare invited to drop: this elip-

am ping in the mail’ with ya
a hame and address to Kn
United Church, Box..684,
Terrace, BC.

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= CHURCH OF Jesus ‘CHRIST. |
. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

‘10:30 a,m.—-Sundays" °

.. Prayer. and Bible Study. :
“A Cordial Invitetion Te All

~~ Rev. H. J. Jost, Pastor
4665 Park Ave,

~- Phone 849-5115

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH | -
Pastor E. E, Littman V13-2915

. $3306 Griffiths Street «..
“+. > SATURDAY
$:15 a.m.—Sabbath School — -
11:00 am—Morning Service . _.

- ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH -
Anglican Church of Canada *
Phone VU'3-5855 4726 Lazelle Ave
10:15 a.m.—Mating and:Parish ©

yg, Communion 2.
10:15 am—Sunday School’ -
7:30. p.m—Evening Service

°*QMormon)

Hall on Sparks ‘Street

a | were some. Those who did go
q | AWOL were, in the. main, respond-
4 | ing to an inner desire to get away

-[lect and disuse the weapons that

‘| could be in his army of followers,

_;home he lost his respect and inte.

| Terrace who are in this category

- jtounding themsélves with expens- | iam
¢--homes, cara, cottages, boats | iam
[and other luxuries, hoping there- | i
by ‘to forget why thoy really are|&

-|when the Jast-‘eall of “Tim—ber'

ules have been arranged’ .to. co-
incide, and results from both cen-
tres will be telexed through the

Terrace action takes place at

Weekly Sermon

—by Rev, H, N. Madsen ~
Christ Lutheran Church

FOR MEN ONLY |.

During the last World War the
term AWOL was quite common,
Granted there was not a large per:
centage of our enlisted men who
fell into thiscategory, but there

from _regimentation; away from
Something they loathed, and back
ta something or someone they ‘lov-
ed. However, when they did return
in this manner they discovered
they were out of place. They even
felt out of place at home.

In the Christian church of today
there are a great many men who

or another in their lives enlisted
in the army of Christ, but they

Names have not been crossed off
the enlistees. But so’ many men
never show up for muster that
they may as well not be enisted,

much better if they weren't. Be-
cause if they were ever summon-
ed to fight for the faith which they
once professed, they wouldn't
know how. :

For out of long periods of neg-
rthey- once carried have become
strange and rusty. And the orders
of their leader have been ignored
80. long that many AWOL's’ are
incapable of responding to them.
But as long as it doesn’t demand
anything they still wish
garded ag enlisted men, .. -
Christ made no bones about who

“If any man would come after

life for my sake will save It, For

or forfelts himself.” (Luke :23-25)

AWOL discovered the hard way
=~ he was the loser, lf he returned
to his regiment he Jost hig rank
and his privileges. .If he stayed at

Srity. And if he tried to live some-
where between the two he had to
lose his identity, and with this his

There are many men here in

of not knowing who they are.
They have lost their true identlty.
They: are pretending to be some-
‘thing which they aren't, They have
walked all over their real selves
with the caulk boots of prosperity,
They exhaust themselves.in an ef-
fort to escape from reality by sur-

‘Ive =:
alive, oe
But when. God's big axe falls:

is heard, then its too late to scurry
out of the windfalls of pretend. If

,| Dwayne McColl. were presented

are AWOL, They have at one time |.

have deserted the: ranks. Their | _

As a matter of fact it would be|

to be re-|

me, leb him deny himself and take | s
up his cross daily and follow me. ote
For whoever would save his life|™
will lose-it, and whoever loses his | Hee

This is precisely what every §

freedom to be who he really was. ;

you are still AWOL on that day
— You'are the loser,

Mark Season’s End

Four squares of dancers turned
out Saturday, June’ 25, “for an’
evening.of square dancing to mark
the close of the year’s activities for
the Skeena Squares Club. '

The dancing was to have been
held outdoors in the garden of
Stan and Phyllis Carlson, but incle:
ment weather forced the party into
Clarence Michiel auditorium.

During the evening, Gail and

with an inscribed tray In apprecia-
tion of their. work with the club
during the past year.

Mrs. Phyllis Carlson received a
erystal vase from.the Beginners
Group in appreciation of her work
with them during the season.

Hot dogs, doughnuts and coffee
wete served at the close of the
evening. , ot ;

PHONES: VI 3-6666.
_vis-6661, |.
Lazelle Ave.. Terrace, B.C. 1:

Life begins at forty—if that's when ——
you discover Old Vientia.”: ©...

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what does. it profit a man if he| Me
gains the whole world and loses &

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