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ednesday, September. 28, 1966

TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

B UNITED INVESTMENT _ S SERVICES LTD.

NOUNCEMENT

| e BUSY OR DIZZY? During a. visit to a home ‘one day there was a little tot twirling herself around and around on the living room rug’ until she fell down happily telling all of us, “I'm so busy, P’'m so busy.” Quite plainly she meant to say aay she was dizy, but at her age she had not’ yet learned to separ- ate, or distinguish, her b's from her d’s. Ags I thought about it

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&. J. HUHN

.C. S. Newton, Resident Vice- esident, wishes to announce e appointment of Mr. E. J. ddy” Huhn of Kitimat ag ~ visional Manager, North West- in, B

Our office located in Century use in Kitimat, -has been serv- mee north western B.C, with rep- mepentatives in Prince Rupert, merrace and Kitimat. nited Accumulative .. Fund +» 4 major Canadian mutual westments fund, began . opera- ns October 1, 1957 with arcets $150,000 and as of June 1966 2 assets had grow to more an $250,000,000 and share- Iders numbered 112,564. A 0,000 Cash Investment has own, with dividends reinvest- » $26,365 during this same meriod of time.

nited Investment Services Ltd, ,

Box 1087 MPO Kitimat, B.C,

Skeena Squares . iJ t,f

Start Activities

- Skeena Squares got off to a good start last weekend in 1968-67 season's activities.

The Beginners will meet’ this eoming Sunday, {October 2 in Clarence Michiel Sehool auditor- ium. The class will be open to newcomers for ‘the next two weeks, Anyone interested ig in- vited to attend.

The senior group of Skeena Squares will dance on Saturday night, October. 1 at 8:30 p.m. in the Clarence Michiel Sehool audi- torium. Plans are that the Beginners and Senior group will alternate Saturday and Sunday evenings. Joe Ward will be calling for the Beginners and Dwain McColl for the Seniors.

fo AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES m ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH B10 Agar Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Sparks Street at Straume Avenue 30:00 a.m.—Sunday School Rov. V. Luchies V1 2-262} 21:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:00 a.m—Sunday School

47:00 p.m.—Evening Service 11:00 a.m—Morning Worship ednesday — ‘3:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service

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18:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting 9:15: a.m—Back, To God Hour’ iday — on CFTK-radio . 77:30 p.m—Young Peoples . —

Cordial Welcome Awaits You Rey. E. Thiessen, Pastor #812 Graham Ave. Phone VI 3-6768

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S UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH. (Southern Baptist)

S013 Hatliwell Avenue - —

- SUNDAY

19:45 a.m.—Stnday School

21:00 a.m.—Morning Service

7:30 p.m.—Kvening Service . Wednesday, 6:00 pm. —

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH - Cor. Sparks St, and Park Ave. 9:45 am—Sunday School and adult class. _ 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service __Pastor H. Madsen, B.A,, B.D. 4718. Leen Ave. Phone V13-5682

‘-“Your friendly family church"

Ps CATHOLIC CHURCH Lakelse Avenues

SUNDAY MASSES: . » 11:15 am.

8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m.

Frayer meeting and: Bible and 7:30 pan.

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domes H, Rose, Pastor PHONE VI3-2313 - Telephone V13-6685 EE

eel SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Paster R.G, Burton’ VI9-1023 2, ar). . . ‘ Kalum at Soucle Ph. VL-3.5187 3906 Griffith Street

Pastor Lloyd Andersen B.Th. 9.15 ane ae oot 0:30 - 12:00—Family Service, :

Woes va 11:00 am.—Morning Service orship, Sermon, Clagses 7:30 ) pm. Evening Service. Lee hursday, 8:00 p.m. — ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH Prayer Meeting Anglican Church of Canada | Po Phone VI25855 4726 Lazelle Ave

MENNONITE BRETHREN 10:15 am Matins and Parish CHURCH Sunday, Oct. 2nd -Harvest Festival - 7:30 p.m—Evening Service

CHURCH OF JESUS ‘CHRIST - OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

06 Eby Street Phone V!3-5976 Pastor Alvin Penner 9:30 am. Sunday School ~ : Promotion Service 30 p.m—Evening Service

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The ‘Rev, H. N. Madsen

.| drawn up at the last regular meet-

‘| istrative

| which each individual

Sermon

later, it came to me that some- times it’s only size that separates children from adults. If we"would stop and take a good hard look at the things which consume: our time, I beliéve that many of us would also discover that we are really busy getting dizzy, _

Whén we view life in its totality, we cannot help being amazed at the vast amount of time and effort men. expend to attain some- thing which they cannot keep, and are so cancerned getting, that they hever really enjoy it, a

Christ asked a most pertinent

question one day, a question which as yet, many people have been at a loss to answer. ‘The query I refer to is: “What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, but looses his own life?” Surely it is a form of dizziness when men and women totally ignore as unimport- ant, that which they cling to most desperately, and are willing to pay for most dearly, when. they are told that they may. no longer have il; life itself. And in many instances it is not until that ‘pre- cise moment when a human being must admit that he is not the master of his life, that he wonders ‘why he wasted what was given to |. him. Net until it is too late is there a clarification of what is busyness and what is dizziness. If only a minute proportion of the time spent on seeking surface happiness and social status, was spent in searching out the true ‘goal of life. There would be less dizziness and more busyness with the things that really matter, and count, — the concerns of everlast- ing life.

We live in a society that fs mo- tivated and impregnated by a real sense of urgency, There is a tush to. cram as much activity into: each | day as possible. But if this urgent activity ig only concerned with this worldly wealth, tell me ‘What does it profit a man?” It’s horribly shallow investment, It's dizziness, not busyness. .

Toastmasters To

Instruct Classes.

Terrace Toastmasters’ will pro- vide instructors for public speak- ing classes in Adult Night School

Lakelse Ave, will now be closed

-. Schedule _

; ewe Skeena Guiding The Skeena Guiding Association has set up the following Guide and Brownie Schedules for fall: | Ist Skeena Brownlie Pack — Mon: days - Clarence Michiel . School, 3:15 p.m. Leaders — Mrs. Harris,

phone V13-4425,

2nd Brownle Pack at Thornhill! unable to start because of lack of} leaders, : , ard Brownie Pack at Cassie Hall School Tuesdays 3:15 p.m. Leader — Mrs. Mitzimberg, phone V$3- 5159. .

Ist Skeena Guide Company — Mondays - 7 p.m. Clarence Michiel School Leader - Mrs. H. Smith, phone VJ 3-2826. ; : ind Skeena Guides Company — Thursdays - 7 p.m. Clarence Mich- iel School. Leaders needed.

ard Skeena Guide Company at Thornhill Wednesdays - 7 p.m.

Tillicum THE ATRE x

‘Thursday, Friday, Saturday, . Sept. 28, 30 Oct 1

* Red Line 7000 oo. In Color Stock car racing at Daytona Beach. . With James Ward - Chartene Holt : | Sat. Matinee Oct, L Son of Robin Hood

With Al Hedson - June Laverick . fe

Leader - Mrs. Atrill, phone VI3-| sae

2104. Mon, Tues, Wed, Oct. 3, 4, 5 Any girls wishing to join guides JUDITH

or bpwnies may do so by attend- War Drama

ing the meeting or by phoning £1015 |

Guide Commissioners Mrs, R. Out at 10:15 P.M.

Sparks V13-585! or Mrs. D. Kerr =a

VI3-2677. ' anne Anyone wishing to assist as Tillteum

leaders is asked to phone either of the above numbers, ;

AROUND the TOWN Or ive-In

Mr. and’ Mrs. Lenoard McCarron | Fi. Sat. wees Sept 30, Oct. 1 wish to announce the arrival of Billie their chosen son, Lee’ Raymond, : ; : born August 9, 1966, Romantic comedy with music,

.@ Georgia's Beauty’ Salon on

With Patty Duke “im Backus

on Mondays. elo

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Coll V. Vistica —- V13-686 P.O. Box 2558 .

4 Terrace, B.C. (cl13)

this term. Members of’ the gelf-

improvement group will take turns lecturing students during the once weekly classes. _ 4 Preliminary schedules were

ing of Toastmasters, held in Gims Restaurant, September 14 —

The new executive comprised of Archie Cambrin, president; Hans Magdanz, educational vice-presi- dent; Bruce R, Carruthers, admin: vice-president; D. L, Currie, secretary-treasurer and

FLOWERS for every OCCASION !

.MARGUERITE'S

Jim Thompson, sgt-at-arms, were all in attendance.

Greig Ave. FLOWER & GIFT SHOP vi 3-5920

It was also decided the meeting that Toastmasters engaged in var: ious occupations wil! address Ter- race Air Cadet squadron. during the current season, taking as their Speech matter the’ manner inj earns his living. ;

ai iaie- - A seat belt can provide no pro- tection unless it is buckled on.

3:45 a.m—"Gospel Light Hour" (Mormon)

over CFTE-radio . 30 __SERVICES mE ; 10:30 a,.m.—Sundays

A VANCELIC EEC Elks Hall on Sparks Street .

: AL FREE CHURCH - . : 7

or. Park Ave. and Sparks St, eS

KNOX. UNITED CHURCH . Corner Larelle Ave, & Munroe $1, 9:30 am.—Sunday School “11:00.a.m.—Morning Worship - Newcomers to the community are invited to share in the life

2:00 a.m.—Sunday School: m:00 a.m—Morning Worship #30 p.m—Evening Service mednesday 7:30 p.m—

_ Prayer and Bible Study eA Cordial Invitation To All

Ra. H. J, Jost, Pastor Ws” and work of the United - Ave. Phone 043-5 uch Park Ave, Phone 643511 You are invited to drop this clip

ping in the mail with your ‘Mame “and address to Knox ‘ United: Church, Box 884, - Derrace, Bc... .

BENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 400 a.m.—Sunday: School

a00 ain.—Morning Wors

200 p.m.—Evangelist ©

_ All Are Welcome Pastor Rey. D. Rathien

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