= eee

“ghar - thé star of Bethlehem.
_ Astronomers: al
- Planciarium’ say there are
: three commun explanations, I

_gauld have been a. “nova", a

‘omen in. ancients limes.

~ Bethlehem

. university,

_ record

‘In the lop photo,

Mr. Gordon Coulter, Manager of the Terrace
‘Branch of coulter Blectric Ltd., 4717 Lakelse draws the entry af the
" lucky winner of the Herald's tenth weekly quarter of bee! contest.

The winner was Mr, Steve Hughes of Thornhill wha deposited his
entry at Apex Red and White Store on Old Lakelse Lake Road. Mr.

. Hughes will receive his quarter of beef from Overwallea’s fine

meal department where it will be cut and packaged to his
specifications. The Herald's Gary Rowland Is seen making the
presentalion of the glit certificate to Mr. Hughes. There is still time
to beat the high cast of beef, Drop anentry inlo she receptacles al

eleven,

— World of

by Keith Deering

‘Cheistgis Comet’ Stinolates
Discrssion

“CHREST MAS COMET
STIMULTES DISCUSSION -
Hailed as the «Christmas

_ comer” by some,-the Comet
“Kohoutek has stimulated
y penewed discussion on the

‘origin of the first. Christmas

the Hayden

comer, of a “conjunction” of
three planets aligned together
resulting in unusual brilliancy,
The Chinese did record a comel

passing over the Far fast in 5°
B.C., hawever astronomers say .

qomels were seen as un ovil

cording 10 the Detroit FREE

‘Press Jupiter,and Saturn align
“in the sky every 809 years with
~ Mars’ joining them visibly -a
“vear laler, Such an event is said
to have occured in? BC lt has -,

also been suggested by some
spiritual groups that the Star of
was mola ‘star’
ut all, bul she radiance of God

shining down on his San; ie”

Christ child.

“GAS BAN NOT RELATED TO
RELIGIOUS.

NATIONAL
SUNDAY LAW:

“athe editer of Liberty, a

Seventh-day - Adventist.

magazine of religious freedom,
“says the ban un Sunday gasoline

suleg ig nut the first slep toward

wnional religious Sunday law.
Edijor Roland Hegstad says the
energy .crisis should nol be
tuntused with religious Suaday
Jaws. Hegstad says that laws (0
iMleviaie the energy crisis are

_ bot plot by the U.S, Gavern-
‘ment

to sneak throwgh
wilfonal religious Sunday law.
DRESS STANDAIIDS HAVE
PEEP AT BRILL YOUNG

UNIVERSITY . :

Sacully menbers of Brigham
Young University have been
‘wuihorized to bar any students
violating dress and) grooming
standards front examinations
planed at the ead of the Fall
semester, Dallin Oaks president
of the Mormon Chureh-operated
guvo = faculty

the perualive te
failing grades for
students violating University
‘slandards. [na letter to faculty
‘members the presideni

members

wosald, “There ore (oa muny

violations of general grub:
birness, mustaches below the
corners of the mouth, miniskirts
and ather immedest appirel:””
His leiter was endorsed by the
student body president and by
ihe chairman of ihe, factlty
advisory council,

WHAT DO. YOU THINK or

TUS 7

‘<= In ‘Tarpon Springs, Florida an
“tIeon leye-ken) of St, Nicholas
~~ geportedly'
‘in a Greek, Orthodox ‘church.
“Tears were, secnh uider the
> glass on ihe’ -painting in The
-- foyer, ofthe church in late

wept . again

‘November: just prior (0. the
- wedding of Leah Pappas, Na

ty )

drinking, habits.

Ac.’

~ some good “news.

_ any of the participating dealers. You could be winner number

-rears have been reported since

November 1972, lollawing the
funeral of a longtime Tarpon
Springs resident. ; ‘Those. whe
suy they saw! ihe icin weeping
‘This year said maisture formed
near the head .and tan dawn’
aeross the'han ee
aber af

so prevalen: in
che -presiden’ ; ol

Forty-nine
year old Kenneth Kaunda, whe
is @ devour member’ of. the
United ‘Chureh of gambia.
declared he. would “rather die
Janaecept te responsibility of

_funtingadrunken nation.” ‘The :
president of she” Christian .

euubeldl uf “Zambia. reported
production: dawn “in all. see-

‘tors? cof Zambia beeause of
“exces

ye ‘drinking by all
employees.” ~ He called “lor
serious disclssion of ways and
menns lo cradica.e
alegholism.” :

ATOR SS WIFE RECEIVES
copy

‘lhe wife af U.S. Senator Mark
Hatiteld from Oregon received
The 4

millionth:copy of “Goud News
lor Modern Man,"* the Tuday’s

English Version of the New:

Testament was presented to her
ata Juncheon -al Bethesda,
Maryland. A group of wives of

Congressional leaders attended”

the “luncheon given. by Mr,
Hatfield in. honor. af Alice Ball,
execulye seerelary af the
Department of Vulumeer Ac-
liviies of. the American Bible
Saciery, a

hrearenedt co quit .-

OF)

"A very Happy New Year ta
all! [ wonder if 1974 will prove
io be a year of great changes.
Judging by the way 1973 went
out one can only assume
something has to change. I
would like to
preventative measures taken
by world governments! instead
of the “Closing the barn door
after the horse has gone”
lechniques taken now. Although
I think maybe we should take a
geod look at ourselves this year.
Tenjoy, along with many others,
the privilege of having a vehicle
fo drive but with the gas
restrictions [ have decied to use
" the vehicle only when I cannot
walk, A small price to pay in the
hope of serving a nalural
resource. Some old timers are
looking back to the day when

sedrawn -or gas driven, was a
privilege. It is rather un-
fortunate thal in this day it is
justas expensive to feed a horse
as it is a car, as [ would like to
use a horse-drawn vehicle,
Certainly would help cut down
on air pollution and keep some
gardeners happy.

The Old Age Pensioner’s
Organization installed-a new
President et their January
meeting. Mr, Emil Haugland,
formally look office ‘after an
Installation ceremony con-
ducted by Rev. D. Lewis. Other

officers are Mr. G. Lambley, ist”

Viee President, Mr. John
Chapman, 2nd Vice President,
Mrs.*° Judy Vandergucht,
secretary, ‘Mrs. Marie Chap-

man, ireasurer. After the of .* @

ficers were officially sworn in,
Mr. Haugland thanked outgoing
President Mr. Harvey Doll for
his work through the past year.
Al this meeting several com-

mitlee appoiniments were”

made. Mrs: Elizabeth Hellom
was appointed social convenor

for the monthly meetings. It -

‘was: decided ta have an en-

~* lertainment commitiee which

will’ be composed of three

members, Mr, G. Bredy, Mrs.
. A. Normandeau, and Mrs, Judy
_Vanderguchi. Mr.
Chapman will head the
-, Resohnions Committee helped

New.

Elder Spericer_ W. Kimball,

formerly President of the:

Council of the Twelve Apostles,
_ wus ordained President of ihe

Church of Jesus. Christ of.

Lauer-day Suints on December
31, 1973.” .

The.. Presidency was, left
vacaniy when President Harold
B. Lee, eleventh president of the
Church, passed away suddenly
* on December 26 as a result of

-curdiae failure. Funeral ser-
“views lor President Lee were

“held iin the Salt Luke Taber- ~

nacle on December 29, 1973.
Serving alongside President
Kimball , in the , First
Presidency of the Church is
Elder Nathan Eldon Tanner ane

“est and) second counselors
respeclively, President Tanner

und ¢ President! Romney: also - ~

-served as counselors to
President Lee. Elder Ezra Tali
Henson of the Council of the
Ywelve Apustles - succeeds

., President Kimball as Presiden!
of that quexrum.

Presidem Spencer W. Kim. |

‘pall, 78 years. old, will be
_ sustained Iwelfth Pi ophet, Seer,
-and Revelator ef the Chureh of
_ desus Christof Latter-day
- “Saints in General Conference
this April and in all local Stake
and Digiriet Conferences,

how long will it take from 6

Canadian
(Alberta

_ and departure iimes.

{ vy. re
| de %, * Skee =... 8

If un apple falls ta the ground in L second from 16 feel,
| feet? Ans: 2 seconds,

~ |NPORTANT. NOTICE

BUS SCHEDULES

Que to the postponment of Daylight Saving Time in British
Columbia, the effective dates of new bus schadutes has bean
delayed until Daylight Saving Time goes Into affect.

Please contact your coachways agent far local hus arrivals

CANADIAN COACHWAYS

_ (Alberta) Limited

Goachways
) Limited

OLD TIMERS CORNER —

by Judy Vandergucht

see more

having one vehicle, be it hor--

Join. |

Elder Marion G. Remney us.

THE HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

Loggers

by Rev. D. Lewis. Mrs. Mabel. PARROT
Hobenshteld will be sending out
Birthday cards, a job. she has
ably handled for the past few
years. -

The members were saddened
lo hear of the passing of Mrs. M.
Kallhood, and two minutes of
silence was heldin her memory.
Our condolences go out to her
family. * .

For old and new mefnbers a
reminder tbat the membership
dues are now $2.00 due to the
increase in expenses. Still a
very reasonable price to pay for
fellowship.and good times.

On the Agenda for coming
events: A tea will be held in the
Senior Citizen's Lounge al the

. Home on Tuck January 17 at 2 \
p.m. pul on by the Ladies of the '
Royal Purple. Bingo will start af
Tuesday January 15 at 8 p.m.
The cost is $1.00..A St: Valen- .
tine’s Day Tea is planned. More
about thal event at a later date.
Don't forget about our Spring
“Bazaar, We need Needlework,
knitting ete, Skeenaview din-
ners will resume January 13 al
4:30. .

APcoasts Till
PY ritad is THE

atl

"Por more information on the
Organization please. call 635-
5399. a

7 HEEPIONL ABP TEL

MU MECH
a so. _ .

THATS THE TICKET! NEW yoRK |S A SUMNO!
MECORPING 10 AN APCOA PARKING ATTENCANT, ZEPUTERLY THE SINty
IN NEW YORK tHAT CAN PuMeH

GOSE ykad FIRE QUcA, ALaO BAOTS

RIP Me WEDSHIFLE WIPERS AND x
BROULTEES, BUT PUNCHING the RE he
pe ee MAIR IR NBII WAR Ng
LOE An (28 West Zi) ST REL, A
aveMIDIAR ¥ CF MTERUATCWAL

De a MCORP,
TELEPHONE TE Ee rh
OLD.

APOFIER MAUY PROF

ESPECIALLY TO HIRE MINDEITY
Pours ant THE HARP: CORE.
UNEMMOYER. THE DIVISICINN
ARE U--lice SPECIAL PROPUCTION
LIVE MANUALS FREFARET -
BY THE COMPANY TO TRAIN
PEOPLE FROM PISATHANTAGED
BAcKGROUNPS,

14:
Y=

NOW! FESTIVAL, -

PACKING THEE Ge

{omnis Our UNEMPLOYMENT!
MEETING THEIR SOLIAL RE SPOR HB ILI IES,
SEVERAL DIVISIONS OF INTER NATIONAL
[GRAFH comPomatiOn

| Mr, Cyrl Sheiford, Secretary-
Manager. of the North “West
Loggers Association has sent 0
tt telegram: to Premier Dave
Barrett asking that the change
lo Daylight Saying Time be
further delayed until, March
first. Thé.following Is the lext of

Prernier:-

The North West Loggers
Association strongly protests
the implementation of Daylight
Savings time. Will cause in-
convenience and production
loss. Logger's low wail t¢ hr. for

Daylight Saving Time which
was lo go into effect fast Sunday
has been fpast-poned by
Provincial Secretary Ernie Hall
until Sunday February 3 in the
face of pressures [ram many
sides including the Forest In-
dustry, communication and
travel industries and the Schoal
Boards. -

PEELED

Hall had jumped the gun in
. announcing the change to
oo _ Daylight Saving Time feeling

that the other provinces would

ihe telegram sent: lo the,

IL would seem that Mr. Ernie.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1074

want time .

change delayed further

daylighl, with Savings time 114

-hra. production will be-lost, We
further matitain it’s. ‘not
praclical uniess done .on
_ National basis, creates con-
“fusion in Air, Bus aud ‘Train
Jravel, Further it creates
‘ dangers in Norlhern areas for
* childreri- waiting for school
“buses in the dark at low tem-
peratures. We maintain it.
achieves nathing i. and causes
confusion. "We .urge im-
_plementation be. delayed al
least, Ul] March first. :

Daylight saving | :
time delayed.

follow suit, Ontario had in-
dicated such a move. but also
changed its policy when faced
‘by waves. of protest. .

Informed circles are of the
opinion that the delay in. in
stituting the new time is just'a
face-saving move and that il
will be eventually delayed until
the normal time ‘in the spring.
In fact pressures in this regard

- continue lo be made asking: a
further delay until at’ least
March first?) “0-0

Hel Jae tHE. Ase

»

of emergency response. capability.
Many responsibilities.

Air crashes Lee

Marine accidents —
’. Rail’ and truck disasters ~ 7. /
Search and rescue of lost persons

programmes.

programmes,

as

emergencies, .

. Provincial Secretary in

The Provincial Emergency Programme '

Municipalities in British Columbia face man

“(DHE HONOURABLE ERNEST HALL

‘Landslides
Floods: -

/ i The Emergency Programme provides financial assistance
7 to municipalities for developing their own emergency.
r oS - ‘HB In cooperation with hospitals, doctors, nurses and phar:
oo, ; a _ macists, the Program i cy '
Wi Provincial Emergency Programme ‘personnel are avail-~.-..)- r e Programme provides f a emergency health ;
able to assist the municipalities in setting-up their local "te

Wi The Programme conducts ‘training courses, study con-
ferences, seminars, symposia and exercises for training
_ municipal officials, employees and volunteers.

Hi The Programme has mobilized province-wide communi-
cation resources and has contingeney plans to cope with

Na government, whether federal, provincial ‘or municipal, can prevent alle
working together we can prepare to meet them when they do occur. :

“ys ‘Forest fires. :
“* Rarthquakes

Civil Defence has now been renamed The Provincial Emergency Programme, and has a new meaning and °
a new emphasis, t0 serve better the people of British Columbia. ere poe so

Your Provincial ‘Government believes that it has a responsibility to aid and assist the public when an
emergency or disaster situation threatens the lives and property of our citizens.

Every level of government has itashare of responsibility for public safety and assistance to disaster victims. —

Emergencies always occur first as a local situation before they becoriie either’a provincial or federal concern.

‘services facilities.

"Bi In cooperation with ‘the Caniadian Red Cross the Pro-'

gramme provides ernergency welfare

registration of evacuees, emergency lodging, emergency:
clothing and emergency feeding ‘including emergency

feeding vehicles. ' :

| The Programme is organized. to keep’ the ‘public: well
." 1 -dinformed in'the event of a major emergency. 9"...

will assist the municipalities to build up and develop a high Tevel- ee

wor

services such..a8

Wi The Provincial Emergency Programme provides Work- | 2

men’s Compensation Board protection coverage’for all. ‘|
registered volunteers “while on emergency duty or, 7.”

- emergency training. Loo

4

Programme, write to: ny
The Coordinator -
“Box 10,000.
“* Victoria, B.C.

metgencies or disasters, but by cooperating and
For jurther information on the Provincial Emergency —

Provincial, Emergency Programme

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