TERRACE! “‘Omineca”” HERALD, TERRACE: B.C. _

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Deuteronomy ‘32: il, 42 :
As Moses tended: the: "dlocks'
of Jethro in «the | regions ©. of:
I Mount Horeb, he had’. -ampl¢
is opportunity to. observe. nature.”

One thing that must: shave” fan. |
clnated him ‘Immendély * Was |
how the eagle taught. its youyig:
to fly. Years later-"as Moses’
retounted -the leadings “of - the.
Lord in ‘his own life and in that
of Istael ag a nation, he. could.
n’t help but see @ parallel be-
tween the ways of the Lord and-
me the ways of ‘an eagle. “Notice.
B his observations,

1, How Strange Are _ ‘the,
Ways of the Lord. “As an: eagle .
7 murreth up her nest — so the

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“3 The destruction of ithe
Gee nest, high on the ¥ocky cliff
me is always an indication” that
ame. the first lesson in flying is soon.
meen to get underway. The home:
aoa must be destroyed If the young.
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fees stets are to venture forth. Had
war the Children: of Israel not ex-

m perienced affliction while In
ker Egypt, they’ would>’ certainly’
= not cried unto the Lord ~ for:

me deliverance. In Psalms 119:71
gq the writer says, "It is.good for
a, me that I have been afflicted;
met that 1 might learn’ thy statutes.
i) Adversity is a good teacher, ©

2. How Watchful are: the.
ay Ways of the Lord. As an eagle:
ay iluttercth over her young — so
the Lord — ”

What would appear - to, “the
young eagle as sheer cruelty,
the mother knows to -be wis:
dom, As the little one‘is ptish-
ed over the cliff, the: mother.
watches its every. move and
rushes to the rescue - when.

# necessary. God too was watch--
geet ing over His people with. lov-
mr ing care. He haa seen- them

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3. How Careful ‘are ‘the Ways

of. the: Lord. As an’ eagle — |:

- spreadéth abroad her wings, —
‘so. the Lord — 2 :

ALE “precisely the right mom-
ént, the. mother “eagle . will-

spread out‘its wings under the |

exhausted chick to form a land-
ing stage and carry it to safety.
In First Corinthfangs 10:13, Paul.
teminds us that God ‘is. faithful,
1 who will not ‘suffer us to be
tempted above that we -
able, but will with the tempta-
tion make a way of escape that
we may beable to. bear: it.
No physician ever _ weighed
out medicine to his’ patient.
with half so much. -care - and
exactness as Gad weighs out to
us every trial.

4. How Reliable are the Ways
of the Lord. “As an eagle
taketh her young — so the
Lord, — .

The Lord is.ever mindful of

us. He has said that though
mother may forget her: “ec Mid
yet He will never forget His
own,"

5. How Capable are the Ways
of the Lord.’ “As an. eagle
beareth them on her wings, ~-
so the Lord — ;

: Early in the sildernesi wan-
dering, the Lord’ asked Mosés

children of Israel. “Ye have
seen what 1 did unto the | Egyp-.
tians, and how I bare you on
eagles’ wings and brought, you
unto myself.” Et -is true the
ways of the Lord’ are past
finding out and we do not pos-
sess the answers to all the
‘whys’ and ‘wherefores, but of
thig we can be sure that His
thoughts to us are thoughts of
Peace and not of evil. His- de-

sire is ta draw us unto Him-
self,

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‘}to quastion the ° undesirable
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| |— Lachute (Que) Watchman).
WANTS FREE COLOR TV

M icolored TV set in each home

then we could sit back and see

“came forward ta- sing

ppraisals
In Council A

A call for appraisals on two different sectioris. off
Municipal property ran into a snag ot the, last regular.
meeting of Municipal Council.

Properties affected: ‘are a 10
foot lane located immediately
south of the Terrace “Conp
Centre, and the property. on
which le present library ‘build-
ing is situated near the corner
of Lazelle Ave. on North Kalum_
Street,

The streets, roads, and bulld-

Council Calls
For Workshop

Changes In the OF nod of
assessing properties within
the Municipality have prompted
Municipal Council to call for ‘a
special meeting with Municipal

BC. “wedea be otfered.
Price, ‘of. “one
totner,

Thay oar

ing - committee ” Feoommended
the appraisals. be cattied out! ‘at
the same time ‘to’ save ‘fubiro |:
appraisal costs in the case of
the library property. .
‘Council questioned the -neces-
sity for an appraizal-..of-- ae:
present jibrary™ property, att
was told by Reeve A.-F, Goulet
that certain persons have. ex-
pressed an Interest: in’ possible
‘purchase of property when ‘the
present Ilbrary moves into new
quarters in the Centennial
Building ‘st the corner of North
Kalum Sfreet and Park Avenue.
It was pointed out. by Coun-

fous’ in the first:
not?" she asked, zo
| During . former-Reeve Wal
Yeo'’s term of office a ve ;
agreement with B.C. covers
ment officials. was‘ aired. -whety 77°
it became — known °, that - the’
RCMP would he: ‘vacating
corner - property. ‘At that
the Provincial ‘Covernigert
owned the property. According
tothe verbal: agreement, the
Municipality of Terrace wal to
have been given-first option « on
the land, At that time LO) was
tentatively agreed, but “ nqver.
on paper, that the land would’

Sters were turned away because of the space
“Centre, This photo shows: ‘the finale of the pantomime in which the entire -cast
“The . Loveliest Night Of The Year."
was directed by Mrs, Molly Nattress.

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THE FOREGROUND AREA shows a small portion of the vast crowd of chilldren
who attended a matinee performance Saturday of “Jack And The . Beanstalk,”
produced by Terrace Little Theatre, Children pushed forward to the stage apron
and stayed after the show to present “Jack” with Valentine cards. Many young-

tions in the: Community

(staff photo)

CLEAN UP CHINA MESS.
Red China into the UN is so

ed fo go farther than Mr.
Martin and drop Formosa from
membership in the UN .if that
proved necessary. Chiang, after
all; was not exactly an. ideal
ruler when ‘he governed main-
land China’s entry. It ‘is: close
do inganity to allow the preten-
sions of a poor little man. who
lost contro! of his awn country
because he could not. cope with
its various problems to block
what is an urgent and neces-
sary offer to Peking. — Anti-
gonish NS) Casket, :
CLEAN UP THE CBC.

It might be well for the CBC
to. make. known that it.: has
distinct, lines of . demarkation
(sic) for the roles of news men,
freelance (sponsored) commen-
tators,- programmers (dise joe-
keys), ete, who lighten the

Sundays of Vie futiire Ge based
on wholesome and represent-
ative | Canadian interests, not
on: depraved,. psychotic tastes
and the exploitation of sordid
topics ... More power ‘to all
voices at Ottawa ‘who (sic) stop
in this powerful
medium of radio and television.

Those with colored television
seem to rave over most shows,
whereas the same in black and
white leaves us cold. Possibly
a good Centennial project
would. have heen for the gov-
ernment to have installed a

(free of charge, of course) and

The importance of gelting

great that we would be prepar-

in - its History, _ : Cochrane
(Ont) Northland Post, .

CHEERS FOR POLITICS
It is the fashion in municipal
circles for potential candidates
to be reticent about delling the
publie they are willing to serve
on couneil or schoodlboard .-..
There's too much talk, ..
about our public positions be-

she would enjoy the barra

LAND REACHES uP
‘A recent measurment ‘b; the |

| No Clampdo
Of Drugs To

(C.P.) Trade Minister

Other Weeklies Are ‘Saying... -

surveys branch of the natural:
resources department demati-

“strates. that “the: ‘highest ‘point

in the Cypress Hills ig 21 feet
higher than it Wag at the time
of the last measurement a few
years ago, It is always reassur-
ing to learn that Saskatchewan
ig getting closerto heaven. —
Swift Current (Sask) Sun.

Canada is not drasticaliy curb-
éd (by restrictive moves by the

be to Canada’s advantage. —
xitimet (B.C.) Northern Sentin-

wn On Sale
Quakers

Robert Winters told

the

House of Commons the U.S, has not tried to prevent

Canadian. subsidaries of U.S. drug firms from selling

However, Stanley Sommer-
field, an official-of the U.S.
treasury, Said earlier that ‘the
Trading ‘with the Enemy Act
bas been. invoked in 1964 td
prohibit exporis to North Viet-
nam and U.S.- parent. offices
tan be held responsible if any
goods move from Canada to a
prohibited’ country, -

‘Conviction of violating the
act can carry a penalty of 10
years imprisonment and a fine
of $10,000.. The. only measure
so far taken against. anyone has
been a request by the U.S.
government that. American
banks decline to cash cheques
written by the Quakers.

U.S. Quakers have an account’
at'a Canadian. branch. of the.
‘Royal Bank of. Canada, which
has. several branches in the’

supplies to’ ‘Quaker groups fortNorth’ Vietnam,

‘| will brief Councillors . regard-—

The pantomime —

-| by: Counelllor Dorothy Norton

_| cl should know what cases

Assessor, Wm. Reid.

The meeting will take the
form of a workshop ° during
which it is expected Mr. Reid

ing assessment: practices and
legal requirements under Pro-
vinelal law, -

. site. .
The meeting was suggested

at the last’ regular meeting of.
Municipal. Council. Her sugges.
{tion came on the heels: of a
letter from , Municipal Assessor
Wm. Reid.”

In his letter he requested
blanket permission..from Coun-
cil to take defeated cases out
of the February 21 Court of
Revision and place them on
the docket for the March Court
of Appeal. -

“Municipal Council balked: at
the’ request, after Councillor
Jollifie.:pointed out that Coun-

‘\cillor Jolliffe that corner prop-
erty to the south of the library,
now owned by B.C. Hydro and
formerly occupied by the
RCMP, will likely be available
for sale and ‘thus increase the
value of the present’ library

7 Councillor Norton susgested

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Sears Auction ‘

“INTRODUCTORY OFFER”

MARIGOLD ENGLISH
Rubber Gloves _
‘deat: for household: use, or the heavy duty rubber
-'slove for the handyman. Reo. ‘98¢ to.1.49

be made available to Terrace:
for a nominal sum..

cil wrote the Minister of Public ;.
‘Works regarding the.
property. and was told “the~

any agreement calling for the -,
sale as outlined. :

aT a

‘Last ‘year Municipal Coun-
copier”
riment- had no knowledge of.

re

a
meray.

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ed, “It would be very Interest-

ing “thankless jobs” — to the| THINGS MAY LOOK uP: _| WéFe being appealed and what Now 20% Off
i tases were not. .
extent that 2 person feels a bit U.S. capital investment in | “ Councillor. Norton comment. WE ALSO BUY

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ing work, — Dauphin (Man) | U.S) and if the risk of inflat ing if we could meet with our ‘COPPER 18c-a Lb, - BRASS 15¢ a Lb.
ing ald. Pu a ia Tecan d. the isk aerate assessor once a year and get RADIATORS - 13c’a'Lb.
* him to explain. There are 4

lot of things that I, for one, da
not know and would like to”
ask him. For example — how
{hey calculate and things like
tha

She stated further that she
is, at the moment, unable to
offer any help to persons cal-
ling her about assessment and
taxation matters.

It was decided that a meeting |
should be set up- at a time

convenient for all ‘concerned,

We have a new shipment of high quality
furniture, .selli

We have a coin collection for sale, get those:
coins you Swed to complete your sets. .

Phone vl e2e14

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A jall the Cententiial celebrations
‘lin color on the screen, at our
ease and without. having | to
travel to any events, — Picton
{Ont.) Gazette. so ,

PRAYER 1s NEEDED
There is an old story about
iB | the child, taken by His father
em. |to see the United States Con-
a .|gcess in session, asking ~ why
M-| prayers should ‘be sald --as
proceedings began, The father
explained that’ the chaplain’
‘|looked at the legislators. and | ,
then prayed for . fhe country.
Without flippaney it- may be
said that every Canadian need
only look at the problems -be-
setting his nation to feel tha
need for divine guidance as
it reaches a notable milepost

jicized the U.S. government for | §

“| search -for the’ children as

"| miles ‘northwest .. of Montreal,” 1
|when some. of. their. . parents
% |told the. St .Jerome’ social:

| imenting |. with + color.
| graphy -to: seo. if:1t-is-1
.| extra cost:: Color--aerial. photo-

United States. PR, Case, gener- DRESS SOX -

al manager ofthe bank, ‘has Reg. to $1.50

said he'll cash ‘Quaker cheques SAVE AT COMPLETE STOCK
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asking him directly ‘not to,
instead: of approaching him:
through diplomatic channels—.
which, he says, would have |§
exposed that there is'no legal. |!
ground for such g request,

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Police Search P.Q.
For’ ‘Lost: ‘Children

- (CP) Police in Quebec search-
ed last week for. children hid-
den by the religious sect of the
Apostles of Infinite Love in
defiance of a court. order.

The Apostles led in Quebec
by Father Jean’ de la Trinite, | f-
are a tiny sect who believe
their leader, In’ France, is the
true Roman Catholic Pape. Fr. |
Jean has defied the police

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“persecution.” — - “ME
About 10- youngsters are in-
volved, the children“af | mem-
bers of. the Apostles, and 18
were found last week. They had.
been living. at the sect’s moné
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welfare’ court the. children were:
in Physical or, moral danger.
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CANADIAN. BRIEFS .
VICTORIA (CP)'—! Axel Kin-
ear, chief of air mapping In the |’
British . Columbla:.- department
of land, ‘says: federal..and. prov
dnctal ’ governments “are “exper+
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