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PAGE I2 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 8, 1974 BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING IN TERRACE BAY Rev. Ralph Magee of the Canadian Bible Soci- ety held a meeting recently in the Hall of the Community Church. The Joy and Hosanna Singers, directed by Mrs. McKague presented a short concert. Mr. Magee introduced the work the Bible Society is doing in a world wide effort to bring the Bible to all people. The symbol of the Bible Society is "The Seed of the Word" and if the seed is going to speak, it must be in the language they can understand. . In Canada alone, the Bible has been transla- ted into 78 languages. 80% of the Scriptures published are sent out at a loss to the Bible Society, which is supported by the interested public. Over half the world is very poor - two out of three people to whom the Bible Soci- ety reaches out exist on $50. to $I50. a year. Every 5 days a million new adult readers in 200 major languages are introduced to the Scriptures. Future plans are to spend 60-70 million dollars in the next IO years to teach others to read. It costs the Bible Society one dollar to print one book of the Scriptures, which is sold to a person in East Africa for IS8¢. 3,000 tranlaters work for the Bible Society, in 800 languages. Mr. Magee showed a very interesting film "A New Spring in Coppermine". Tea and cookies were served by the committee Mr. McKague thanked Mr. Magee for his excellent presentation. Coming Events ~- continued from page I ...... Saturday, May IIth - Bicycle Rodeo, Terrace Bay arena. Saturday, May IIth - Youth Dance, Terrace Bay arena. Monday, May I3th - Spring Art Course Session #7, conference room. Tuesday, May I4th - Amateur wine-making course session #4, curling lounge. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mi. and Ms. Roy Larson are pleased Zo announce the mariage of their son Rodney to Miss Evangeline Pineault, daughter of Mr. and Mus. Len Pineault, Terrace Bay. The wedding took place on Saturday, April 20th in Thunder Bay. TENDERS Tenders will be accepted up to May 29, 1974 for the installation of 12 (twelve) double plug-ins at Holy Angels School, Schreiber. Wiring to be sufficient to handle block heat- ers and car warmers. Work to be completed prior to September 1, 1974. Details may be obtained from Mrs. A. Moorey, Schreiber. Please send fenders to the undersigned. Mrs. G. Mullins, Clerk-Treasurer, Box 550, Schreiber, Ontario: Makes Sense? Life is really all mixed up. A lot of people I know go to bed and aren't a bit sleepy. But when it's time to get up in the morning, they're dead tired. British Columbia Forest Products Limited PUL P MILL OPPORTUNITIES Mackenzie, B.C. . Applications are being accepted in our 500 ton per day bleached kraft pulp mill in the following trades: MILLWRIGHTS TRADESMEN WELDERS PIPEFITTERS ELECTRICIANS INSTRUMENT MECHANICS BCFP is a major integrated forest products company employing more than 5,000 people throughout B.C. THE COMMUNITY Mackenzie is located 120 miles north of Prince George in the central interior of B.C. Professionally planned and develop- ed, the community now has a population of 6,000. Good educational and commercial facilities are established and are being expanded to meet the requirements of the increasing population. Excellent housing is available with a price range from $21,000 to $31,000. Some of the finest fishing and hunting is in the immediate vicinity along with skiing and related win- ter and summer recreational facilities. Interested applicants should phone collect +o: EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR (604) 997-3271 Mackenzie, B.C.