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Vera D’Artino puts the finishing touches to a

Coristmas tree
qiass.

lecoration made of 1,500 pleces of
Christmas Council, representing

Canada’s Xmas decoration industry, recommends

-era of Anno Domini,
of the

Christmas coming of
Jesus, the ‘‘Nazareth
man."

His appearance in the

succession of genus .

homo is to believers a

fresh beginning.
othe light shines in the

darkness,”’ Scripture
aays of him, the ‘‘light of
the world.”

Both the strangeness
and the intimate lanship
of Him have caused
millions to regard Him as
unique. He identified
fully with the humar
family, yet, in per-
sonality and impact,
transcended it and set a
pobler vision for it.

Scientists and

hers have filled
braries in analysing the
character of Jesus, that
tender, indomitable Jew
barn in a hillside cave for

in face of danger, lovin
amie e ping,

tened and slain, yet
hoisting a beacon before

the world.

BEEN AS UNIQUE
In examining human

5, “ origin
that encourages me the
most is the virgin birth of

- Christ,” says biochemist

Larry. Butler. ‘‘He is

unique, the most im-

portant for us all”
The profoundly baffling

conclusion held about

Jesus is that His special

order of belng enfleshed

‘a ¥i as man,
that, though altogether
human, He was totally
possessed of divine
motivation.
The new Adam,

Scripture calls Him, the

‘frat fruits’ of Genesis

men's consummate

deatiny.

The earthly struggle
toward it has been ong
and erratic, with dif

fering views held of

humanity's emergency in

It and questions

sometimes raised

whether the race is
moving backward or

Scientists look at

forward, but in any case,
the ways of man have
radically altered any
evolutionary pattern.
With homo sapiens,
“evolution is not a matter

consumption me ends. The Council works closely
with federal-provincial governments. and hydro
agencies and said industry has reduced wattage of

cent.

fesse
a

indoor tree and outdoor decoration lights by 25 per-
theres lights be kept off until 7 p.m. when peak energy

“2,000 years later

the nativity scene

ropologist Margare
Mead. “Human beings
not only learn, but teach
others. What

distinguishes our human
evolution is dependence

It was. into that

labyrinthine process that:

Jesus injected a germinal
ingredient, discerned

both in outward example
and in inner renewal. He

of change in genes but in on cultural transmission is regarded as having not
‘the new mechanisms from generation to only offered a model, but
culturally,’ says anth- generation.” a new spiritual thrust. .
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_ 34 new stamp
issues in 1978

OTTAWA - Postmaster General Jean-Jacques Blais
announced today that 34 new stamps will be issued by
Canada Post in 1978. The program includes definitives

to accommodate the rate increases planned for 1978,
Twenty-elght commemorative stamps will also be
included in the rt ram.

é@ program w. in on 18 January with the issue
of the second saeangered wildlife stamp, this year
featuring the Peregrine Falcon. One the same day,
the first of four stamps marking Canada’s largest
international stamp exhibition, CAPEX '78, will also
be issued. The remaining three will be produced as
both a souvenir sheet and regular sheets at the time of
the exhibition in June. The exhibition will coincide
with the centenary of Canada’s entry into the
Universal Postal Union,

On? March, new low-value definitives will be issued
in time for the rate increases of 1 April. The
definitives will picture Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth
Il, the Parliament Buildings, and a Canadian tree. On
31 March, the first two of six stamps marking the
Commonwealth Games to be held in Edmonton,
Alberta next August, will go on sale.

In , the Post Office will join with the province of
British Columbia in the bicentennial celebrations of
the exploration of the Weat Coast by Captain James
Cook. Two stamps will be issuedin his honour.

The popular ships series will be continued with four
ice veasela stamps, and the Inuit lifestyle series,

this year, will on with four stamps
fea travel in. the Arctic.

Mere a'Youville, founder of the Grey Nuns religious
order, Resource Development in Canada, and the
Canadian National Exhibition will be the subjects for
four other commemoratives. A wildflower, a
Canadian street scene, and a national park will be

tured on the final set of definitives to be issued in

uly. '
The traditional three stamps on the Christmas
theme round out the program. The complete schedule

is outlined below:
1978 STAMP PROGRAM
Jan 18 Endangered Wildlif e - Peregrine Falcon (one

Pp
Jan, 18 Capex 78 - International Stamp Exhibition
(one stamp)
Mar. 7 Low-Value Definitives - Queen Elizabeth II,
Parliament, Tree (three stamps)
Mar. 31 Commonwealth Games (two stamps)
c. 23 Captain James Cook (two stamps)

19 ource Development - Cobalt, Silver,
Athabasea Tar Sands (two stamps)
June 10 Capex °78 - International Stamp Exhibition
(three stamps - souvenir sheet)
July 6 Definttives - Wildflower, Street Scene, National
Park (three stamps)
Aug. 3 Commonwealth Games (four stamps) .
Avg. 16 Canadian National Exhibition (one stamp)
Aug. 21 Mere D’Youviile (one stamp)
Sept. 6 Inuit - Travel (four stamps
Oct, 20 Christmas (three stamps)
Nov. 15 Ships - Ice Vessels (four stamps)

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THE HERALD, Friday, December 23, 1977, PAGE 3

He shot the bull!

GUADALAJARA,
Mexico (AFP) 7 tate at
a pre-Christmas bullfigh
applauded when a young
man leapt into the ring,
ass that he was an
aspiring matador who
would give them a good
show.

The cheering stopped
when he pulled out a gun animal, he
and shot the bull dead, oo
then tumed toward the
stands and wounded
several spectators.

Billy Grahains
KN Ne

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1977
7:00 p.m.CFTK-TV CH3

NOTICE
1978
BUSINESS LICENCE .
INVOICES.

Have now been mailed to all 1977 Wconced .
businesses. if your firm or business has net

received an invoice contact the District? of
Terrace immediately. Anyone .delng
business within the District of Terrace
without a valid ficence is subject fe
prosecution. :

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District of Terrace

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