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the Caledonia Diocesan
guxiliary of the Anglican
.. Appointed patroness was Mrs. |
H, G. Watts of Toronto and for-
mer WA president while Mrs.
E. G, Munn of Prince Rupert
was named honorary president.
. Mrs. C. A. Hinchliffe of Ter-
race was re-elected resid
Mrs. T. B. Black of Prince Ra
pert was re-elected first vice-
president and Mrs. Nelson Krug
of Dawson Creek was elected
seen vice-president,
, ers installed to office were
Mrfs, Rupert Creisscl, corres.
ponding sceretary; Mrs. G. Cc
Stanford, recording secretary;
Mrs. J. F. Williams, treasurer:
Mrs. T. M, Christie, United
Thank Offering secretary; Mrs.
J. A. Macdonald, Dorcas; Mrs.
Douglas Guyatt, social service;
Mrs. George T. Pattison, Girl's
auxiliary; Mrs, J. Purkis, Junior
auxiliary; Mrs. Dennis Light
Little helpers; Mrs, Robert Ya-
mada, education; Mrs. J. J. Gra-
tien, edilor of Living Message;
Mrs. Joc Ridsdale, secretary;
Mrs. John Prince, Prayer Part-
ners and Mrs. Berl West, Can-
didate secrclary,

Appointed to the Dominion
annual meeting in Oltawa, Sep-
tember 12 to 15, was delegate
Mrs, C. A. Fowler of Prince Ru-
pert. The Dominion session will
celebrate the 75th anniversary
of the WA in Canada.

More than 60 presidents, of-
ficers and delegates gathered for
the succesful two-day sessions.
. Guest speaker Miss Eleanor
Rice, Dominion Supervisor of
Children's work, described her
work in the different children’s
Phases from babyhood to 12
years of age.

“However while we have many
divisions for girls, there are
very few boys’ groups organiz-
ed,” Miss Rice said. “What we

 

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pressive ceremony conducted in St. An-
Cathedral the Right Rev. E.G. Munn,

si onia yesterday after ;
new officers elected at the 48th annual t instalied

itfe head.

meeting of
Board of the Women’s
Church of Canada.

need are more men interested
in chureh work for boys, :

She explained that in’ some
parts of the country a Boy’s
League is now functioning very
Successfully and that the league
is built around the idea of
knighthood, which “very much”
appeals to the young boys.

Miss Rice will conduct a lead-
ership training course for girl
leaders in Terrace tomorrow and
one in Burns’ Lake, Monday
while still in the district,

Presided by Mrs. T. B. Black,.
33 reports were submitted, all
reporting a prosperous year, fi-
nancially: and spiritually.

Following an address by Bi-
shop Munn on the pressing need
of the Atlin parish, the meeting
voted to give the most north-
ern parish in the Diocese’ the
Stella Du Vernet fund money.
Stella Du Vernet was the
founder of the Caledonia WA.

The Life Membership fund
money was voted to be given the
new Greenville church for com-
munion cruets,

For serving 10 years on the.
executive, retiring Mrs.. Eric,
Faure was presented with a cor-
sage by Mrs. Black.

In other business, considera-.
tion will be given to the resol-
ution by the WAs of Dawson
Creek to hold the next annual
meeting in northern city

The profitable parley includ-
ed tours, luncheons, films, con-
cluded with “Tea at Bishop’s
Lodge,” with hostess Mrs. Munn
receiving. ,
Presiding at, the pouring table,
centred with. beautiful
were Mrs. Donald’ Chassels, wife
of St. Peter’s Anglican church
minister and Mrs. G, T.. Patti-
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ADMISSION:

8 p.m.

One Card $2.00
‘wo Cards $3.00

Cards 50c

23rd

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each and: six gardens were giver
garden contest.

Mrs. C. E&. Secord, Mrs. George

C, newly developed and smaller
West.
620 Ninth Avenue West.

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NINE PRIZES GIVEN WINNERS
IN SPRING GARDEN CONTEST

Three city gardens were awarded
whn the Prince Rupert Garden club staged its annual spring
Club contest committee members Mrs. Harry Scholten,

judged 14 gardens in three categories, A, largest established
gardens; ;B, medium sized gardens, not so long in making and

First prize winners receiving $5 in A, B, C, respectively
were C, P, Balagno, 325 Fifth Avenue West; Mrs. W. J. McLean,
1994 Seal Cove Circle and Jacob Strand, 540 Fifth Avenue

Second prize winners receiving $3 in A, B, C, respectively
were Mrs, M. M. Roper, 1140 Sixth Avenue East; Julius John-
son, 600 Fourth Avenue East and Mrs. Margaret Erickson,

Third prize winners receiving $3 in A, B, C, respectively

were William Scuby, 164 Vanarsdol;
Moorehouse, 673 Fourth Avenue East and Mr. and Mrs. Doug-

Springtime selling focussed

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Lounge.
Enhancing the pouring table
centrepiece were vases of pink
carnations while decorated bas-
kets .of multi-colored spring
flowers graced the individual
tea tables, off-set with delicate
tones of pink and green booth
decorations to present a scene
of springtime.
Officially opening the function
was Mrs. R. M. D: Waddell while
receiving the many guests was }j.
Mrs. Captain Earl McInnes.
The sum of.$160 was realized
from the successful event to be
used for: Home League projects.
General convener was Mrs. R,
W. Scherk, League secretary.
Presiding at the tea cups were
Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mrs. Archie
McNeil, Mrs. Louis Douglas and
Mrs. Clarence Clegg. _
Assisting at the pouring table
was Flora Bevan and -serviteurs

 

were Mrs, Edward Russell, Mrs.
David Hargreaves and Mrs. Ern-
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Directing the kitchen were
Mrs. Alfred Ostler, Mrs. Hans
Hanson, Mrs. Einar Carlson,
Mrs. Violet Starr while. Mrs.

William Timms was cashier and
Mrs. H, N. Smith attended the

Church and Mrs. Mel McDon-
ough.

den with lovely items of sewing,
novetlies,. plants and
were Mrs. Albert Brooks,
Albert
Grey, Mrs, Helmer Larson and
Mrs. William McAnerin.

Attending the sale tables, la-

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June 15 has been set for the
Women's Co-ordinating | coun-
cil’s “Over-seventy Jubilee Tea”
to be staged in the Canadian
Legion auditorium.

Plans for the annual spring-
time event. were completed
Wednesday when the council
held its meeting in the Civic
Centre.

In other business Mrs. J. S.
Biack was appointed convener
for the September 24 Tag Day
to raise proceeds for the club.

 

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lof the Moose: Bazaar.and
was reported : Wednesday
held its regular meeting,
Arnold Assman presiding.
In other business the Chapter
extended congratulations to
Friendship chairman Mrs. John
Thompson and the members of
the Friendship degree follow-
ing the report on the very suc-
cessful and delightful “Friend-
ship Ball’ ‘held earlier this
month in the Temple.
-Graduate Regent Mrs. H. I,
Phipps reported on the Women's
Co-ordinating council meeting
and received the chapter's per-
mission to give a donation for
the kitchen to assist thelr tea
on June 15.

The chapter also voted to
send a donation to the Queen
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Volunteering for hospital vis-
iting were Mrs. Michael Orom
and Mts, Leslie Seale. Mrs. Ass-
man was named to work with
the Jubilee committec.

Committee reports were given
by the Publicity, Hospital, Lib-
rary and Membership chairmen,
The Senior Regent expressed

for their very generous dona-

 

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PASTOR'S CORNER

REV. J, A. ROSKAM
Pastor, First Baptist Church

. ' WHO WILL BURY WHOM?

When Nikita Khrushchev was in the United States last fall he
is reported to have said, “We will bury you!” °

It {s significant that Mr.
Khrushchev used the word
“bury” because the Bible has
something to say about burying
in connection with his own na-
tion,

It also informs us as to who
will do the burying. Ezekiel 39:
11-13; reads as follows, “And it
shall come to pass in that day,
that I will give unto Gog a
Place there of graves in Israel
.. . and there shall they bury
Gog and all his multitude: and
they shall call it The Valley of
Hamon-gog.

And seven months shall the
house of Israel be burying them,
that they may cleanse the land.
Yea, all the people of the land
shall bury them and it shall be
to them a renown the day that
I shall be glorified, saith the
Lord God.”

This passage teaches quite
clearly that the people of the
land of! Israel will do the bury-

 

They expect to return to the city

Israel as a “land of> unwalled
next week.

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The interest of the U.S.S.R. in

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the fact that in 1932 Moscow

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(now Iran) providing in the Phone 5548

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PRINCE RUPERT GOSPEL. ASSEMBLY

(Meeting in Sons of Norway Hall)
119 5th Avenue East .

EVERY LORD’S DAY (D.V.)

9:30 a.m.—Breaking of Bread

11:30 o.m.—Sunday School

8:00 p.m.—Gospel Service
Guest Speaker: Mr. M, Pollock

A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU!

 

    
  
     
  
 
 
    
  
    
       
 
 
   
 

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ing, the multitude of Gog will
be buried and the graves will
be in Israel.
Now, who is Gog?

Ezekiel identifies Gog as the
“Chief prince of Rosh, Meshech

FIRST UNITED CHURCH

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and Tubal.” a 11:00 A.M.— _ a
The territory of his control is Worship Conducted. by Mr. R. Barclay
called Magog and comprises Sermon: “Two Talent Men"—J, M. Cashore

Women’s Missionary Society Service conducted by Mrs, Wm. -.:
.? Dunn... - : Se cas

lands north of Palestine,

In Ezekiel 39:2; we read that
God will, “cause thee to. come
‘up from the north parts, and
will bring thee upon the moun-
tains of Israel.”

Ezekiel also tells us that the

 

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Prince Rupert Daily News “@
- Friday, May 20, 1960 ~

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“The Naturalness of — ° >

&
Spiritual Awakening”
KTKN—9:30 Ko. Saturday 10:45 am.

CHURCH
DIRECTORY.

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th Ave. W. at Dunsmulr 8t.
Holy Communion .8:00 a.m,
Family Communion 3rd Sunday

9:30 a.m. :

Senior School 9:30 a.m,
Juniors & Kinclergarten 11 a.m.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m,
Very Rev. G. 'T. Pattison-——Dtal 4766

ST, PETER'S ANGLICAN
Knd of 6th Ave, EB.
Holy Communion 8:00 a.m,
Services 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m,
Rev, D. R, Chassels—Dial 3911

FIRST BAPTIST
hth Ave. BE. at Young St.
Sunday School 10 a.m. and’ 12:15
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m,
Rev, J. A, Roskam—Dial 5060

REGULAR BAPTIST
629 6th Ave. EB.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Services 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Rev, L. E, Jackson—Dial 3971 —-

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
6th Ave, EB. at Ambrose
Sunday School 10:30 -2.m. }.

Jervices 11:30. a,m..and. 7:30 p.m.

Rev, H. W, Foster—Dial 4403...

ST, PAUL’S LUTHERAN

5th Ave, at McBride St.

Sunday School 9:45 a.m, :
Services 11. a.m. and 7:30.p.m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

motive of Magog will be to “take |
a prey.” That Magog will see

 

   

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Alex and Laura wish to announce that the shop will be |
closed from Saturday, May 21st to Tuesday, May 24th,
in order to attend the B.C. area FTD Florist Convention
and School of Instruction in Kamloops. .

     

REV. PAUL-HENRI BARABE,

OMI, has been confirmed for. .

a fifth 3-year. term as Super- , ; ‘

ior of the. Oblate Fathers, Featured at this convention will be two widely known -

Guardians of the National . . . :

Rosary Shrine of Our Lady of designers, Miss Rene Hobbins of. Edmonton, Alberta,
and Mr. Johnny Cohen of Seattle, Washington.

 

the Cape de la Madeleine,
Quebec. The unusual re-nom-
ination, made last month, re- .
quired special indult from the

We trust our loss will be your gain on our return.
Sacred congregation of Relig-

 

Plans set for bazaar,

w.made for the Women|
Tea -to be held May 25, it}. ~
night when. the - WOTM

with Senior Regent Mrs

 

needy families.
Mrs. Assman. reminded the

members that. election of of-

June 1 meeting with
members of the Fricendshtip
committce in charge of the
chapter night program.

tions to the grocery. hamper for

ficers will take place at the:
the |

Rev. A. 8. Olson—Dial 4164 :

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE °
uo 202° 6th Aves W: :

Sunday School 10 am, >
Services 11 a.m, and:7:30 p.m.
J Rev. Wm, BK. Leggette—Dial 5839

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN --
235 4th Ave, East .. -
Sundav School 10 a.m..
Tiny Tots 11 a.m." _
Services 11 a.m, and:7:30. p.m,:

 

 

 

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27 Grenville Court—Fraser St."
Sunday School 12:46 p.m... ,

Dtal 3024 and GIBL

“FIRST UNITED
-- §36) 6th Ave. West
Jr.-Intermediate and Teen. Bible
Class—-9:45 a.m, Do

Nursery, Kindergarten and |
Primary—11 a.m 6.
Services 1l’a.m: and .7:30 p.m.
Rev, R, W. K, Elliot—Dlial 3114

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
200 4th Ave. Past. .
Sunday School-10 a.m...
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Rev. J. Kuchn—Dial 2453:

 

 

 

-- Sunday School—10:30 a.m,"
Services 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m,
a Pastor John Goertz

 

 

1217 7th Ave. East
Junior-Intemediate Sunday

School—10 a.m. OO
Kindergarten-Primary Church |

HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS!

Rev, I, 8. Gamble—Dial 6823, J

Services 11 a.m. and .7:30 p.m. of
Capt. & Mrs, 6. G.: McInnes. . [-

PORT SPWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL -
(West Coast: Children’s Mission) (4°

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Our Dining Room will be
closed temporarily for repairs,
watch for our re-opening ad-
vertisement. We will continue
to take orders to go out at
the rear entrance from 5:40
p.m, to 3:30 am, dally except
Sunday. We pay delivery
charges up to $1.00 on orders
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