before

parted on the
to reveal the comicai figure of
Daddy Long Legs,
Ken Bowman and the exuber-
ant Knave of Hearts,
by Joe Scuby, to the final mu-
sical scene, the audience was
held captivated.

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gaybed in costumes faithfully
reproduced to designate their
famed names, off-set in a beau-
tifully decorated stage ‘setting

troupers,
all students of Roosevelt Park

‘School production acclaimed hit
by enthusiastic audience of 300

idly came to life-last night at Roogevelt Park school |
the eyes of some 300 delighted adults and children.

Douglas McBride as Old King
Cole; his wife the. Queen of
Hearts was: played by Barbara
Schultz;
Mary Quite Contrary, a. lady
gardener; Toni Kapos, Humpty-
Dumpty and Donna McLaren,
the King of Spain's daughter. _

The King’s Fiddlers, ‘Tom,
Dick and Harry were played by
Gerry Fossum, Jeff Bowman and
Peter Strauss.

Robert Harmer was Jack Sprat,
a Master Mason; Beverley Won-
chuk, his wife’ Jill Sprat; Brian
Parker, .their elder son Taffy
and Fraser Wilson, their young
son Simon.

Deirdre ‘Chassels played Dame
Hubbard, an elderly. spinster;
Penny Hankinson, The Crooked
Man; Graham Slater,
Horner: Carol Way, Bo-Peep;
Betty Wonchuk, Miss Muffet;
Gordon Strand, Cross-Patch;
Paula... Seymour,
Connie’ Intermela, Baby. Bunt- |-
ing; and Billie Eyre, Peter Piper.

Taking the parts “of: the “Poor
Children,” were Corinne Tocher,
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Sutherland, Renate Kargel,:Joyce
Goudsniid and Barbara Fields.
GAY ADVENTURE...

Adding to the gay daventure of
the plot the time of the play was

ya: summer midnight with Act 1

staged ‘in a nursery representing
Old King Cole’s court while Acts
2,and-3 were set in Dame Hub-
bard's Parlor, ending in a charm-
ing number entitled “Oranges
and Lemons’ by the entire cast
singing and dancing. .

The production written by
Clifford Bax, especially for chil-
dren, was under the direction of
school principal John H. Steele.

Vice-principal Mrs. Doris Cobb,
was producer. oe ;

Sponsored by the ©. Parent-
Teacher association, the two-
hour show will. be © presented
again tonight beginning at. 7:30
p.m. in the Activity Room,

Lynne. Johnston was.

John |.

Margery Daw; ;

 

TOM . MASICH, currently
Prince Rupert Civic Centre
Recreation Supervisor, will
.manage a branch: store of
Jaffary Sporting Goods and
Kelbert Trophys soon .to be
‘opened. in this city. Mr. Ma-
sich will continue his recrea-
_tional duties with the Civic
Centre on ‘a part- -time. basis.
Bruce. Jaffary, one of 'B.C.’s
leading tennis players will be
in Prince Rupert April 29 and
30 for s‘the ' opening.

Wr ners n amed \, .
for Cambrai

bri dge sertes.

Mrs. W. ~R. Cummine
and Miss Frances Cross
last night in the final play
of the Merry- Go-Round:
bridge series of. 1959-60
sponsored by IODE Cam-
brai chapter, received
prizes for high total scores

of the season:
The round was held at. the
home of Mrs..W. J.-MclLean.
Winners of the first panel
played off at. the home of Mrs.
T.. A. MecMeekin were Mrs. C.
C, Mills and Mrs.:K. L. Robert-
son.
Following the “bridge playoffs,
a social our. was. enjoyed and
winners’ were . each’ presented
with prizes Of . plastic playing

 

 

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at the door. — .

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PASTOR'S

By REV. JOMUN) KUEHN, .
“And when he: was come into Jerusalem, all’ the

CORNER |

‘Bethel Baptist’ Church

city was moved, saying, Who is this?” Matthew 21:10.

Palm Sunday will be cele-|
Christian |
| churches. This. day. commemor- |
j ates, Christ's: triumphant centry | |

in all the

into: Jerusalém . King ~ 19}
/ centuries. ago on a, borrowed ASS.

~ CHURCH |
~ DIRECTORY

ANGHUIC AN CATIEE DRAL Fe
Ath Ave, We oat Dunsmuir St.
Holy Communion 8:00. 42m,

Family Communion ard Sunday
: 1:30 a.m,

Senor. School 9:30 a.m,
Juniors & Kindergarten if aan.
Services 11 a.m..and 7:30 (p.m,
Very Rey. (i. T. Vallson—Mtar A766

ST, YE TE RS, “ANQUI é

End of Gth Aves Be,

_ Holy Communion 8:00. a.m,
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, °
Kev. Dn, Chassels—Dlat ROU

VIRST BAPTIST
Stl Ave. BE, oat, Voung St. |
Sunday Sehouol 10 nm, amd 12:16
Serviees Lain, and 7:30 pom,
ey, FA, Roskum—plal 50g0

REGULAR. BAMERIST
G2 6th Ave, BL
Sunday School 10 avm.
Servieos 11:15 aan, and 7330 p.m,
Rev, LK, dacksonw Dial soe

EVANGELICAL PREE CHURCIT
Gth Ave, Bout Ambrose
Sunday Schoot 10:80 ‘a.m.
Services 11:30 aim, and: 7:30 p.m,

 

 

 

  

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~T PAULS BUTHBIAN
Btn Ave, uf Metrlde St,

Sunday School 0:48 am,
Sorvices 1] ayn, and 7:80 pan.
Rev. AS, Olxon—Dinl HG

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Stnday Sehoot 10 am, |
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E. Geraldine Mundy has
pressed it thus:

i When. Christ was ‘born ins
Bethlehem, the Lord of: all ‘the:
‘earth, ‘

ex-

“or inn ‘for such ‘a‘noble ‘births:

‘city streets, and Mary. greatly,

» sorrowed,:
_ At last they found a manger

bed, but it. was only borrowed.
The baby Jesus. grew and
‘grew, waxed strong with God-
and man,

And when at thirty. years | of
age His public ‘life began,
He had. no-place ‘to lay His
head, for that He never sor-

; rowed,

For when His strength with :
cares was rent, a place to rest

*-He borrowed.

When to Jerusalem He rode

through shouts of loud ac-—
claim, ey
’ They hailed: Him» King, and

sounded forth Hosanna to His
hame,.

He did not ride a royal conch,
for that He never sorrowed;

He meéckly rode an ass’s colt
and it was only borrowed,

When in the shadow of the
cross He with his friends did
dine,

In memory of His sacrifice
He blessed the bread» and
wine; .
He had no room to be a host
to His close friends who. sor-
rowed,

He took them ‘to ‘the upper
room, and it was only bor-
rowed, :

. This. world had “nought to
offer Christ that “He, could
eal hls own,

Except.a crown of, thorns, and
Cross where. He could dio,
atone.’ ..

While bearing tt up ‘Calvary 's
hill, beneath its load He sor-
rowed, a

The cross, Ho ‘bore, : the. grown
Ho wore: wore Wis, Mey” were
not borrowed;i: -.

‘They, took : His body from
the cross, Md mockery and
seorn,

Ande Inid, At in a new-hewn
tomb - awaiting. Waster morn,
Ne broke the hush of death,

who sorrowed;
_Donth.could not hold the Son

‘of Gad, the tomb was only
hor ‘owed,
And now we share the

Wastor joy of horalding tho
story :

That Christ ts not In Josoph's
‘tomb, but reigning up in
wlory, .. ss

God ‘only’ lonned Hin to Unis
world bounnso, in Ain it sot
rowed) .

aly You, Ohrist wad. any bor-
rowad,"" |, ;

 

 

 

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“There (was: no room: ‘in’ “House ‘

In’ vain’ they: sought through...

‘cme forth, and grooted those |

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Mrs. Joe Ridsdale.» 2“
Profusions of bright yellow
daffodils echocd the cheerful-
‘ness of the occasion,

Receiving with. general con-
vener Mrs. Ridsdale was Mrs.
William Bussey, acting on be-}
half of the Regent Mrs. Yet
Wong, who
| provincial. IODE convention in
Vancouver. . Be

Attending the home-baking
table was Mrs. M. W. MacKen-
zie,

Servers were Mrs. A. H. Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Robert Cormier.

Directing the kitchen were
Mrs. Roy Boychuk and Mrs. G.
W, Johnstone.

 

the Society is giving its
“World Refugee Year.’”.
“World Refguce. Year has gtip-

.| ped the imagination of. Christian

people of the world as the words.
of Christ take on further mean-
ing,” Mr. Franklin said.

. “The Bible Society remembers
that Jesus and the Holy ‘Family.
were refugees’ from tyranny. ‘in’
the . flight into Egypt,’ Mr.
Franklin said.

“He stated that the Society al-
ways endeavors to bring the con-
solation of the Scriptures. to the
homeless and the dispossessed.

In a press release’ it was an-
nounced that the Bible House in
Hong Kong ministers to 20 mil-
lion Chinese outside of China.
Two million refugees are in Hpng
Kong itself and.to these as: to
all homeless wanderers the
Scriptures bring the eternal mes-

Queen Mary chapter Imperial Order

is attending the

 

‘most: vanished,”

 

~ Queen Mary annual Daffodil Tea
~~ successtul springtime function.

A most delightful social afternoon was enjoyed by many guests of the
Daughters of the Empire Wednesday
afternoon when the chapter held its annual “Daffodil Tea” at ‘the home of

 

oh

Cashier was Mrs, John Kas-

per. .

The main raffle, a steam tron,

donated. by Gunnard Anderson,
was won py, Alfred Simundson.
I Mrs, . William Pilfold was
charge of raffles.

Announcements

@ Whist and dance at SON Hall,
All proceeds for

Fri.,, April 8.
Morven Fund. Whist at 8, danc-
ing. from 10-2. (70)

‘@ SON meeting Monday, April,
11,8 p.m. (70)

|. Bible society supports,
“World Refugee’ Year”

Lloyd: Franklin, president. of .the Prince Rupert
branch of -the Bible Society” announced ‘today that.
fyi support | in. 1960 to

 

sage of hope.

-A ‘total of 502,290 Bibles, Test-.

aments. and Gospels have been
circulated’: through the - Hong

, Kong Bible House, it was report-

ed.-

“The Bible Society is also dis-
tributing the Scriptures, in the
refugee camps in. Europe from

4+ which Canada is;helping to res-
cue some of those whose hope for

a settled abiding place had al-
‘Mr. Franklin
said.

 

. Prince Rupert. Daily News 3].

 

Friday, April 8, 1960

 

How : CHRISTIAN “SCIENCE. HEALS

“The Ever-Present Christ’

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FIRST UNITED CHURCH |

— PALM SUNDAY —

Baby Sitting service provided.
7:30 p.m.—"Food For Everyone”
~ April 14:. 8:15 p.m.—Maundy | Thursday Communion
1 a.m.—""Alll Meet At The Cross’’.

of Holiness’

of Holy Communion

in

PERSONALS

Former residents Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Ross of Jasper, Alberta
arrive in the city tonight . by
train for a three week stay to
visit members of their family
and will be guests of Mrs. Ross’
mother Mrs. Hugh Killin, 352
Eighth Avenue East. Highlight
of the holiday will. be the 80th
birthday celebration tomorrow
of Mrs. Killin.

Mrs, Charles Giordano. leaves
tomorrow by Canadian Pacific
Airlines plane en route to Kel-
owna where she will join her
husband, former Prince Rupert

  

Sale proceeds a ey

to aid families. —
The Cuthbert Morven.
Family Fund will be boost-
ed by more than $100 fol-
lowing the successful:
Whist drive staged Wed-
nesday night at the Sons
of Norway hall by the
Women’s auxiliary to the
United Fishermen and Al}-
lied Workers’ Union.
General convener Mrs, Arvid
Maki announced that 120 per-
sons attend the benefit whist
social from which all proceeds
will go to the Morven family
whose home at 600 Thompson

Street was completely destroyed
by fire March 16,

“The response of the public
was wonderful and most grati-
fying,” Mrs. Maki said today

 

 

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G. Jeffry family whose home
_was heavily | damaged in the
same fire,:

Daily News sports editor.
W.G. Palmer, field representa-

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