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MRS. T.

A. McMEEKIN NAMED ~

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Cambrai regent elected
councillor for province

Mrs. T. A, McMeekin,
chapter of the Imperial

regent of the Cambrai
Order Daughters of the

Empire has been elected a provincial ODE councillor,

the Cambrai chapter was
At the regular meeting held

dina, it was reported in a letter
from the Provinclal IODE see-

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Commencement

exercises
slated May 20

Commencement exere ises
will. be held at-7 p.m. Friday,
May 20 at the Prince Rupert
Senior High school, District
52 School Board announced
Tuesday night.

* Members of the graduating
class will be given their cer-
tificates and = parents and
friends are invited. ,

. The annual graduation ban-
quet will take place on May.
21. with location to be an-
nounced later.

 

POPOL ELE IG LOO LOO LEVEL OCTE PEL OL AHA

told Wednesday night.

 

retary that Mrs, McMeekin had
been elected.

In other business winners of
the Civic Centre Arts and Crafts
Exhibition chapter candy booth
were named as Mrs. Andrew
McDonald, box of chocolate bars
and Mrs. A, S. Cooper, box of
home-made candy.

The candy booth realized the
sum of $45 it was reported by
treasurer Mrs, R. B. Wilson.

Appointed to serve at the
Citizenship program “Folk Fes-
tival”’ May 1, were Mrs, G. P.
Lyons, Mrs. Peter Lien and Mrs.
R. C. Webber. ,

Mrs. Cooper, delegate at the
recent provincial © convention
gave an interesting report on

‘tthe parley.
The June 1 meeting will be

held at the home of Mrs. Lien,

Mrs. McMeekin: won the door|.

prize. Refreshments concluded
the session.

 

 

MOTHER’S DAY
Family Church Service
, will be held in Facey Hall
Sunday, May Sth at 11:00 a.m.
Mr. John Cashore — minister

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FIRST UNITED CHURCH
9:48 a.m.—Junior Intermediate. Church school

1: 00 a.m. —Family Service
7:30 p.m.—"’ ‘For Such A Time”

View of the’ work of World Refugee’ Service

Star will attend

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ANGEIO ASTORIA ADM!
BY JAMES

by Co-op

launched a new career as
‘Angelo Astoria, born in Swit-
zerland in 1889, immigrated - to
Island in 1892 and
arrived here in 1909. ~
He was employed as a: butcher
for’ Frizzell’s Butcher shop for
11 years before entering the em~-
ploy of the Prince Rupert Fish-
ermen’s Co-operative associa-
tion in the meat department at

His 20 years of. service, which
ended last. month was honored
with a, presentation.

, On behalf of. the two store
staffs, James Mellor, .. Co-Op
presented Mr.
Astoria with.a mantle clock.

 

 

PASTOR'S

PASTOR M,

is a decided tendency on

A man is ‘great’ if he has been
able to obtain for himself a large
number of letters after his name,
thus indicating his intellectual
‘| attainments.

A man js ‘worthy’ if he is
prominent in. community life
and has been elected to the

boards of all: the various organ-
izations that find their way into
even the smallest communities
in our land.

A man has reached ‘the
heights’ if he has in the short
span of his life been able to.ac-
cumulate great earthly posses-
sions. These goals are all per-

 

St. Paul’g Lutheran Church

“TRUE STANDARD OF GREATNESS”
In the materialistic age in which we live, there

a person’s ‘worth by means of human standards.

AL ‘Astoria honored

A man who Jived in Prince Rupert. for 51 years
and whose colorful character was: appreciated ‘by
the city’s fishing industry, retired last month from
his life-long work as a butcher and now at 71. has

 

“How. did you know that I
have: always .wanted one of
these: -beautiful clocks,” Mr.

‘daughter Beth in Halifax,

RES CLOCK PRESENTED

MELLOR ©
—-Photo by Ray. Anderson.

store staffs

a watchman.

 

Astoria said in. appreciation,

In all! his. years in Prince
Rupert,, Mr. Astoria has only
made one trip out of British
Columbia, which was in_1944 and
he said “I couldn’t walt to get
back.”

Now employed as a watchman
at Fairview Fishermen’s Co-Op,
Mr. Astoria was one of. the
original founders of the Kaien
Consumers Store and Credit:
Union. He served on the board
of the Kaien Consumers for six
years and the Credit and super-
visory committees.

Besides his wife at .hame Mr.

Astoria has two sons Louis and,
Harry in. Vancouver and a

 

I. Ho CURRIE TO ATTEND AT UBC

 

  
  

 

IAN TH, CURRIE |
»+. Viee-prineipal at Booth,

POCO OPOOOPOIAGCICET ODODE DIV OOH

PERSONALS

Port, Edward residents Mr, and
Mrs, George Wilkins Jeave to-
morrow morning by CPA en
route to California for a three-
week vacation, While away. they
will alsa Visit. Las Vegas, Nevada,

HOW CTRESTIAN SOT Th NET HEA TALS
“Breaking the Bonds

of Limitation’
TRKNOsh0 Toe. Saturday COO am,

    

   

District schoo Board

4 School

 

   
 
 
 
 
  
   

“| meet at the’ Universi . “OF British’ Columbia for. two.
Tl weeks: beginning July: 2. to. study; “The Principal
and’ His Staff.”

 

Mr. Currie’s membership

this’ special course for schoo}
principals is being sponsored by
District 52 board of
School Trustees.

The course has been’ arranged
by the British Columbia School
Trustees jiassociation, the B.C.
Teachers Federation, the depart-
ment of. education and the
faculty and College of Educa-
tion at UBC,

Dr. J, F. K. English, deputy
minister of education. is chair-
man of the planning committee
for. the course,

‘Sixty school districts will be
represented with each repre-
sentative belhg a principal or

vice-principal of an cremen sary)
Neh

junior high _ Senior
school, 0 sea.

Aim of the course is to de-
termine how. princlpals may
best discharge thelr roles as
leaders in \maintaining sound
human relations programs in
their schools thereby improving
Instruction and making maxi-
mum use of the capabilities of
each staff member,

Much of each day during the
course will be devoted to work

ore

is as true today as when first

‘1God unless the Son reveals Him.

in

fectly legitimate in themselves.
But when it comes to judging a
man’s real worth .they are but
scraps of paper.

The prophet Jeremiah writing
many years ago: ‘gives the ‘true
standard by. which -a man’s
worth should be ascertained, We
read in chapter . nine, © verses
twenty-three and twenty- ~four
the following statement.

“Thus saith the Lord; ‘Let not
the wise man glory ‘in his. wis-
dom, let not the mighty “man
glory in his might, let. not. the
rich man glory in his riches, but
let him that glories in this, that
he understands and knows me.’

True greatness is not simply
a matter of obtaining. a good
education, ;hor is it as easy as
holding positions of authority
and power in various organiza-
tions, or even in the government
of our nation. True greatness is
not dependent upon earthly pos-
sessions.

In God’s sight a man is great
only as he gets to know the Lord.
There are many people in our
midst that are’so busy chasing
after the passing things of this
world rather than being con-
cerned about. the lasting things
of God.
When Jesus dwelt here among
men, He revealed God to the
human race. Jesus could say,
“No man cometh unto the. Fa-
ther but by me.” This statement

spoken, No'man.can know God
except through His Son. Jesus
Christ. No man. can understand

In short, no man is great until
Jesus is allowed to enter into

CORNER

B. ODLAND

the part of men to judge

 

ing at your heart’s door seeking
entrance into your life. Will you
let Him in? Then true greatness
is yours.

 

PERSONALS

Mr, and Mrs. R. A. McLean
leave tomoryow ‘by plane. for
a two-week visit in Vancouver.

 

Lutheran pastor.
attends parley

Rev. M. B. Odland, pastor of
St. Paul's Lutheran church, left
Prince Rupert by train Saturday
to attend a meeting of the
Planning committee for the
Canadian district of the Ameri-
ean Lutheran Church in Regina,
Saskatchewan.

Mr. Odland is * the. vice-
chairman of the group and rep-
resents the Evangelical Lutheran
church in the merger-of. three
Lutheran synods.

The merging converition for

the Canada district will be held
in Regina on July 7 of this year.

The New Church is to. begin
Jactivities on January 1,

1961.
Mr. Odland is expected to return
to the city tonight.

 

 

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Prince Rupert Daily. News. 3:
Friday,, May 6, 1960

* .

 

“CHURCH
~ DIRECTORY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘par -Intermediate ‘and » Teen: ‘Bible, :

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL on
4th Ave. W.. at Dunsmuir. St.
Holy Communion 8:00 a.m,
Family Communion 3rd Sunday -
: 9:30 am...
Senior School 9:30 am,
Juniors & Kindergarten 11 a.m.
‘ Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, |.
Very Rev. G. T.. Pattison—Dial 4766

ST, PETER’S ANGLICAN |
End of 6th Ave, E.
Holy Communion 8:00 a.m.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m..
Rev. D. R. Chassels—Dlal 3911:

FIRST BAPTIST _—.
5th Ave. FE. at Young St.
3unday School 10 a.m. and.-12:16-].
Services 11 a.m, and.7:30 p.m, Ve
Rev, J. A. Roskam—Dlal 5060 ©

REGULAR. BAPTIST ©
629 6th Ave., .E..
Sunday School 10 am. "
Servicés 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 pm.
Rey, L.. EL Jackson—Dial 3971 |

EVANGELICAL FREE. CHURCH | : 2
6th Ave. FE. at: Ambrose.” »

 

 

 

 

Sunday School 10: 730 Aa.me op
Services 11:30 a.m. and .7:30° ‘pam. an
Rev. H.W. Foster—Dial- 4403 : Ve

8T, PAUL’S LUTHERAN:::

’ Sth Ave, at McBride’: 8
Sunday School 9:45.a.m,
“Services 11.a.m. and 7:30: p.m
Rev. A. 8. Olson—Dial: 4164:

.PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLI
- "802 6th Ave. W.-).

‘Sunday School-.10. a.m,
Services 11 a.m, and 7:30: p.m

   
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
 

 

 

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FIRST PRESBYTERIA
235 ‘4th.. Ave, East.

: -Sundav. School 10. am
Tiny’ Tots 11. a.m. ‘
Services 11° a.m; and ‘7:30 .p.m.
Rey, I. Ss. Gamble—Diar_ ere

° THE: SALVATION. ‘ARMY =:
27 Grenville’ Court—Fraser: St.
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Services 11 a.m.-and: a 30. pan.
‘Capt. & Mrs, B.°.G, "MeInnies
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- 636 ‘6th Ave. West

 

 

 

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“Rev, R. W,.K, Elliot—Dial 3114

;BETHEL BAPTIST. ‘CHURCH *
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. 7 “Sunday. School. 10.a'm.
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“Rev. J. Kuehn—Dial RASS.

‘PORT. ‘EDWARD: ‘GOSPEL CHAPEL

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