Page 16

Wednesday, wugust’ f te

Summer Bowling Hours|

TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE BRITISH COLUMBIA

TUESDAY, THURSDAY EVENINGS —-7 TO- 11:30 -P,M.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY — 2 P.M. TO 11:30 P.M;

% Reservations For Group Bowling ANYTIME

BARNEY'S BOWL

4807 Lozelle Ave.

Phone Vi 3-5911

LEARN HOW

22

=.

LEARN NOW@

TESS BROUSSEAU
VI 3-6879

ye

TERRACE STUDENT
DRIVING SCHOOL

EXPERIENCED AND QUALIFIED
“AAA” INSTRUCTORS “F
Lesson $6.00 an Hour — Teenagers 6 Lessons $30,00m

PHONE

ESTHER CLARKED
VI 3-6910

WILL TEACH WOMEN TO DRIVE
CAMPERS AND TRAILERS
FOR VACATION TRIPS

AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL
5010 Agar Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

10:00 am.—Sunday School
. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—-Evening Service
Wednesday —
8:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
Friday —
7:3) pm.—Young Peoples
A Cordial: Weleome Awaits You
Rev. £., Thiessen, Pastor
4812 Graham Ave, Phone VI 346768

— ie —

UPLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH
(Southern Baptist)
5013 Halliwell Avenue

SUNDAY

9:45 am.—Sunday Schoot
11:00 am.—Morning Service
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.

Prayer meeting and Bible

Study
Jomes Ho Rose, Pastor
“siephone YI12-6685

—

— —— ed

BETHEL ZAFTIST CHURCH
ar :

e
Kalum at Saucie Ph. VI3-5187
Pastor Llcyd Andersen B.Th.

10:30 - 12:00— Family Service,
Worship, Sermon, Classes
7:30 p.m.—Evening Gervice,
Thursday, 6:00 p.m. —
Prayer Meeting

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cor. Sparks St. end Perk Ave.

11:6 ..m-—-Worship Service

Paster H. Madsen, B.A., B.D.
4718 Lean Ave. Phone V1 3-5962
“Your friendly family church”

reed —_—

KNOX UNITED CHURCH
Corner Lazella Ave, & Munroe St.
9:30 am--Sunday Schaal
11:00 a.m—Morning Worship
Newcomers to the community are
invited to share in the life
and work of the United

ure
. You are invited to drop this clip-
ping in the mall with your

mame and address to Knox .

United Church, Box 684,
BC.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
Sparks Street at Siraume Avenue
Rev. V. Luchies VI 3-262!

10:00 am—Sunday School

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship

5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service

9:15 a.m.—"Back To God Hour"
on CFUG-radic

-MENNONITE BRETHREN
. CHURCH ©

3406 Eby Street’ Phone V1 3.5976
Pastor Alvin Penner

10:00 a.m~-Sunday School
11:00 a.m—Worship
7:30. p.m—Evening Servic

e
Hour”

PENTECOSTAL TASERNACLE
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.—Evangelist Service
All Are Welcome

Pastor Rev. D. Rathlen
Phones —
Office: VI 23-2434, Home: VI 3-5336

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks $¢.
10:00 am—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Byvening Service
Wednesday 7:30 Pas,
Prayer and Bible Study
A Cordial Invitation To Ail
Rev. H. J. Jost, Pastor
4565 Park Ave. Phone 643-5115

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Pastor E. E. Littman == Vi3-2015
806 Griffiths Street
SATURDAY

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

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH
Anglican Church of Caneda
Phone VI3-SB55 4726 Lazeile Ave

10:16 a.m—Matins and Parish
Communion o

10:15 a.m—Sunday. School

7:30 p.o—Evening Service

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST.
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
(Mormon)

Drivers on the Hope-Princeton
Highway are following in the
steps of Alexander Caulfield
Anderson. Fur trader, explorer,
artist and agricuituralist, he is
described as one of the most
Scholarly and intellectual of our
pioneers, He-rase to become first
‘collector of customs for the port
of? Victoria, first Victoria post-
master, meniber of the Indian
comiuission and commissioner of .
fisheries for British Columbia.

Born in Calcutta, India, in
1814 where his father left the
army to be a planter, Anderson
entered the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany service in 1832 and was
launched into the Pacific fur
trade, He crossed the continent
by land, penetrating the Yellow-
head Pass and descending the
Columbia River to Fort Vancou-
ver (now Vancouver, Washing-.
ton) atriving in 1832. He explor-
ed most of New Caledonia and
Prepared many maps and
pamphlets and essays on the pro-
vince wilfch were invaluable to
later settlement. He assisted in
establishment of Fort McLough-
lin and the re-location of Fort
Simpson on the north coast. -

Once the boundary line was
fixed in 1846 the Hudson's Bay
Company became concerned
about the continued use of the
old route into the interior by
way of the Columbia River and
Okanagan Valley. Tt was A. C.
Anderson who sought: the short-
er route from Fort Langley to
Fort Kamicops through he Coast
Range and pigneered the route
that was to become the brigade-
trai] to the interior, a portion of
which is today followed by the
Hope-Princeton Highway..

— B.C. Centennial Committee

AROUND the TOWN

Mr. and Mra. Eugene LaBelle

‘|have returned from a vacation in

the south. They travelled as far
as Vancouver and enroute visited
with Mr. and Mrs..Ivan Foster in
Kelowna and enjoyed a side trip
in to Barkerville..

Miss ‘Jane Fisher of Toronto is
a visitor to town, the house-guest

Fisher ia Mrs, Fell’s niece. .

Mrs. Jean ‘Coburn and
daughters, Cindy and Lori-Jay,
recently: returned from a trip to

New Procedure’!
{Qualified .Teacher

ALEXANDER CAULFIELD ANDERSON

- |- In order to spedd-“the entrammm
| | qualified: teachers from other iim
vinces and countries into the ¥
ish Columbia school system, temmm
ing certificates valid for one 3am
may now,be issued on the
mendation of District Supe a
‘2 | dents of Schools, it was, anndaey
ed recently-by the Honorablam
R. Peterzon, minister of Educoiaam

_

Preylously a teacher from
side the province could not
sued a certificate unless hig
dentlals had been evaluated
approved by the registrar ofa
department of education. Ui
new regulations the district aim
{ntendent in the field may #
a preliminary evaluation arf
he Ia satisfied, issue a certh;
valid only in his own supe:
dency, During the year of its.
ity the department will con
the normal evaluation of the
er’s credentials, a

Mr. ‘Peterzon sald that thd
procedures ate designed to
teachera from outside the pre
who want to teach here to ¢
an appointment with the mini
of delay. ,

British Columbia had 16,13
time teachers in the last
year of whom 26 per cent ha
perience in other Canadian!
vinces, Mr, Paterson sald th
taking steps to facilitate en
teachers rained elsewhere
the school system here the
dita of ‘diversified experience
be realized, At the present
British Columbia's teaching.
is the best qualified in
with 45 per cent holding

of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fell. Miss) _

twol

Mrs. Coburn’s family “tome in

| . thes
mounties are’

i

Col

| centennial jamboree

The RCMP Musieal Ride isi
/coming, Frank Fontaine
} Frank Sinatra, Jr., Nelsor,
Eddy and Gale Sherwood ar¢}
coming. Loggers are coming!
iy efor the Festival of Logging'l
. ee tee . #The Armed Forces Displ
is coming. See all this for free. Coming too are exhibito
- of livestock, agriculture, flowers, home arts, and hobbie
Hundreds of. entertainers, mummers i
rides, the Shrine/-PNE Cir-
cus and contestants for the
Miss PNE title are coming.
The Amandis and Gerry
Bang’s Parade Characters
are coming. And sois every-
body for miles around. Make
a point of coming too.

Twice as much for free at the 7 i‘
PACIFIC NATIONAL EXHIBITIO

PNE een .  YANCOUY I