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Wednesday, May 10,. 1967

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On these units

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1962 —

FORD, 8- Fr. Box “995”

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FORD, 8-Fr, Box their street

A dteteserace

re) IT YOURSELF PROJECT saw + residents of Hillerest
Ave., Munthe, and Westview Dr. pool: together to oil
last week to settle flying dust during the

Councillor Vie Joliffe.

warm spell. Used oil from Hydro transfomers wos pur-
chased and spread on the. street

by focal resident

: GMC, & Ft. Box

Derm ereemeenge

breezeway window,
Needs some body
Runs real well!

NOW ONLY

work and paint job.

$79 50.

CAR SPECIALS
695”

8s e te ten cent we reweeas

1961 PONTIAC Sedan.

1962 FORD Galoxie ....... 1095

Twinriver soccer club receiy-
ed its heaviest defeat since
August 1966 when Alcan
Club thrashed them 44,

In the game last Sunday, play
opened on a very lively note.
It was obvious that the Alcan
squad were out for first blood.

The exchanges were = fairly’
even and both sides had some
good opportunities but de-

fences held the upper hand,

In the 23rd minute Kearns
alow.“ in, \entting out. ia
‘aueh assy by Maguire. Blevs| _
-| Shot from a narrow angle. Kom-
lus . in the Twiniver goal got
his hands to the ball “but: failed

| Alcan Soccer S quad
Blanks Twin River

to hold it and Alcan were
ahead 1-0.

Alean pressed hard and
shortly before half-time got the
second goal. From a goalmouth
melee Simca acrambled the ball
to the net.

Going into the second half
the Twin River team were tir-
ing and though Dusdalf and

DeMedeiros tried to stem _the |!

persistent attacks of Alcan they
were unable to do eo. At the
38th minite of the halt Alcan
‘got-aumber :3 trom ‘Bleva..:
-‘Twinriver. never showed: - any.
signs ef coming from: behind
Alcan: who. ended the scoring
“with four minutes left to play.

“CHRISTIAN, REP REFORMED

Rey. V. Luchias
10:00 ime-ganday’ Schoo
SUNDAY — .

15 a.m-—Back To. God
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"UPLANDS. BAPTIST
‘CHURCH
(Southern Baptist)
5013. Halliwell o_o“

SUNDAY
‘9:45 a.m-—Sunday ‘School
11:00 a.m,—Morning Service
Wednesday, 8:00 pam. —

_ Study |
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BETHEL parrst CHURCH

Pastor Lloyd Andersen &. Th.
10:30 -.12:00—-Family | Service,

- Worship, Sermon,

Class
7:30 p. m-—~Evening Service
Wednesday, 7:00 pm. —
Crusader Girls, Crusader. Boys
8:30 p.m.—Prayer Metting

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MENNONITE BRETHREN
"CHURCH |

3406 Eby St. Phone 635-5976
' Pastor Alvin Penner
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Schoo!
Missionaries Mr. and Mrs, Nor
man Fehrs will speak at 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m, services. ;
CATHOLIC CHURCH |
Lakelse Avenue
SUNDAY MASSES: -
8730 a.m., 10:00 am, ”
11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Phone 635-2313

ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH
Anglican Church of Canada
4726. Lazelle Ave. Ph. 635-5855 -
Sat..Apr. 29, 7 p.m,—Confirma-
tion: Bishop Eric Mumn ‘wil
preside and preach.

Sun. Apr, 30, 10; 15 im, ——
Matins & Parish Communion:
Bishop Eric Munn. presiding.
10:15 a.m.~—Sunday - School

7:30 p. i Evenstag

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
HURCH

Griffith Street
SATURDAY

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

VICTORIA (CP) — A Centen-
nial “travelling gavel” began

‘}a, Yearlong... journey... through |.
{British Columbia’ ‘municipalities
in January. A:totalof 197° mays

ors will use it at official town
meetings: -throughout. the pro-

vince during Centennial year,

ve Ave.
Sparks Street | Hs Sirs Pi casa 16:00

11:00 aco —-Mprming ‘Wore
5:00 pane Afterne ors ie pan—Prayer Mesting 2

Prayer. meeting and, Bible °
_ 4718 Loen Ave.. ‘Ph. 635-588

Kalum at Soucile Ph. 635-5187

Pastor R. é Burton 635-2023
3306

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S010 Ager ‘A Terrase,
file, Agar “Ave, Terrace,

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7:00 P.mi—-Evening Servies

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"rae ‘p.m—Young Peoples :
A Cordial Weleocis Awaits Yq |
Row. &. Thiessen, Pasior Ee

4512 Graham Gre. Ph.

CHRIST LUTHERAN ena
Cor, Sparks St, and Park Av

9:45 am—Sunday, ‘Sete ©
11:00 a.m—Worship. Service |

Pestor 4. Madsen, esse! 3.3.)

“Your iriendly family churet!

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Wedneeda 7:30 pm. — :
r er and Bible Study, i
A Cordial Invitation To All i i
Rev. H. J, Jost, Paster
4665 Park Ave. Ph. 65.5718: .
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLI ;
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School . i &
11:00. a.m.—Morning Worship
7:00 pe elistic ;
at 7:30 pm.
TOON [PEOPLES
Thursday at reo pm.
Pastor Rev. D. . Rath
Phones == Office
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KNOX UNITED CHURCH |;
Cor, Lazelle Ave. & Munroe #.
8:30 a.m.—Sunday Schoo! |
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship :
‘Newcomers to the commun.

are invited to share in th
life and work of the eel

“You are invited - to drop this
clipping in the m
your name and adress t ;
- Knox United Church, Box *
884, Terrace, BC.

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1963 MERCURY Sedan ones ‘1195: °°

“1965 METEOR Str. Won, *2495”

SWEDISH ROTARIAN Karl-Ake H, Omnell (left) was.
greeted by Terrace Ratary president Neil McKerracher.
‘last week when a group of seven Swedish rotary club

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_ SEE YOUR FORD.
|. SALESMAN.

Swedish Rotarians
impressed by BC

Seven Swedes took a good
look at Terrace fast week and
. they liked, what they saw.

The seven were Rotarians
from Southern Sweden and Ter.
race Rotarians hosted them at
a banquet Monday night.
s; ° Unofficial Group leader Kayl:
4; Ake Hy Omnell, «a: “professor of
dentistry, said in an interview-
f| that ‘his fellow Swedish Rotar.
fans were impressed “by. what,
they had seen in’, their four
weeks in. British Columbia.
“Te is x tremendous, sountry

Ernie Fisher + John . Bee

with wonderful scenery,” ' he
told the Herald. “yet
Land of the northland: "y
real pioneer contry.”
The Scandinavians visit here
followed . “a ‘similar -. visit by’
northern British: Columbia Ro-|
tarians to Sweden last year.
Group leader’ Omnell — said
that the standard of living ‘in.
Canada: and Sweden Was com:
parable, but? he: thought this
country overemphasized the
‘television « “set. and the auto-
mobile. = . a
- Rotary -is active: ‘in’ Sweden.
with ‘Some “2,500 members, he.
sai ;

Wat about those ‘thousands
| of niles of unpaved Toads, the
.; advertisements. for a Swedish.’
made automobile make such:

THIS GRADER. will toke. the mection if pe Omnell tse to

bumps out of a ‘road, but it.
88] the occasion.
will not smooth out your fin- 3| “We have just travelled on

ancial Problems, one. of ‘those ‘unpaved: Swedish |f
roads, all. the: way. from Smith:
€rg,” he replied:

‘He smiled as he said it,

oA yOu want to: smooth )
your. financial problerns “and

lup.your savings. for the.

: uture, visit your Credit Union 3

‘today!

GRADER

Used for final leveling
“and smoothing of new
roads and maintaining
completed roads.

Lansdowne. Wen
“On: Horseback. "
In. ‘August ‘1885 Victoria pre-.
pared. to welcome ‘the new Go
jernor.: General ‘of Canada,
Marquis ‘of ‘Lansdawnie. -He'
Es travelled - west - ag: far ag Re
stoke by: -train, then rode: hors
ey | DaCK ‘for 47-miles to cate:
SS | train :to. tha coast; The rail gap
S wag nak closed until November;

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