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ANGLICAN, CAT ATHEDTA ul 4
4th Ave. W. at DOEDTE AL
Holy Communion g :00 a.m,
Family Communion 3rd Sunday

9:30 a.m,
School 9:30 a.m,’
Kindergarten 11 am,
! am. and 7: 30 p.m,
i Pattlson—Dial 4766

 

 

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Very Rey, G.
‘ST, TE TES. “ANGL TCA iN. i
End of gth Ave, B *
;) Holy Communion 8:00 a.m,
Services 11 am. and 7:30 pam
Kev, ‘D. wR, Chussels—pint gant
¥ msT B. APTIST
Sth Ave, BH. at Young.
Sunday School 10 a.m. and 12:18
Services 11 a.m, and. 7:30 p.m,
Kev, av. A, Roskam—piul 5060:

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629 Cth Ave, b;
‘Sunday School 10 a.m.
- Services 11: 315 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Rev. L. b, Juckson— pial 3971"

“EVA ANGELIC. ve FREE. CHURCH |
6th: Ave. Eat Ambrose
Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

 

f Services 11:30 aim: and 7:30. “Pom,
Rev, uW. W, Fuster—pial 4403
ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN

St Ave, at MeBride St. :

Sunday School 0:45am)
Services {f a.m, and 7:30 pum.

Rev. A. S. Olson—Mial. 4164 |

 

 

202 6th: Ave, Ww.
Sunduy School 10 am,
Services 11 “ m, and 7:30 p.m
Rev. Wm, EF. Leggette—pDial 5838

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

235 4th Ave, East
Sundav School 10 a.m.
Tiny. Tots: 11> a.m.

Services 11 aan, and, 7:30 p.m,

Kev. Ts. Gambte—Dial 5823
THE SALVATION. “ARMY

27 Grenville Court—Fraser St.

Sunday School. 12:45 p.m,

Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 pm.

Capt. & Mrs, E.G. Melnnes

Dial 3074 and 6181

FIRST UNITED
G36 Gth Ave. West.
Jr-Intermediate and Teen

: Class—9:45. a.m.,
“Nursery, Kindergarten and ..

Primary—1l]) a.m. «..

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200 4th Ave. East

Sunday: School 10 a.m.
Services: 11 am, and 7:30: p.m.
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Id March 30 in La Gondola Cafe.

‘ marked - for the $100 student bur-

Mrs. Ann Geddes, the chaplain

Paul O’Krainetz and raffle win-

ver “where ~-he: will attend::an
: annual;

How.
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iamed to attend
y Campaign dinner to be

The announcement was made
Wednesday night at the regular
meeting of the WOTM in the
Moose Temple,

‘During the business session it
was also reported that three
prizes of $5 each had been
awarded to the local winners in
the recent Canadian National
Institute of the Blind Essay
Contest and that essays had
been published in the Daily News
March 14. Essays have been for-
warded to headquarters for fur-
ther judging, it was announced.

Winners were Laraine Dick-
ens, of the: Annunciation High
School and Tom Harding and
Wayne Watmough of the Prince
Rupert High school,
COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
Proceeds from the St. Patrick’s
dance. being held tonight by the
Hospital committee in the Moose
Temple. will go towards sup-

nurse,

A’ “House Tea” is being held
atthe home-of Mrs. Harry Nel-
son, March 23 by the Library
committee with ‘proceeds. ear-

sary fund.

The Membership committee
“House ‘Bingo’. is planned for
March 30 at.the home of Mrs.
Roy. ‘Boychuk. Everyone is - -in-
vited : to attend and -bring -a
friend. ._

Mrs. Hazel McKenzie received
a vote of thanks for the 18- ~cup
tea pot she had donated to. the
chapter.:

Mrs. Harold Britton and Mrs,
Leslie Seale volunteered to visit
the’ hospitals.

Welcomed to the meeting was

of “the Portland Canal chapter
No. :16, Stewart, B.C: .

-An invitation was extended to
all . .WOTM members. to attend
the Loyal Order of Moose “Tea
and Bake Sale,” Saturday March
26'in the Moose Temple, under
the ‘convenership of Ronald
Vaselenak. °

‘Lucky draw was won by Mrs.

 

ner was Mrs. Stanley Raychuk.
Lunch. served by. Moosehaven |

committee, was followed by the city's jubilec colors of gold and.
showing’ of “Portrait of Prince Seen will present an attractive

Rupert. me

 

G. W. Peterson, manager of
Household Finance, leaves Sun-
day. by CPA plane for Vancou-

company.-: “meeting. He
plans” ‘to Teturn Wednesday...

 

 

 

 

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VANCOUVER AND PRINCE: RUPERT HOSTS pictured Tuesday
night at a Northland Navigation. Company Limited dinner- “
reception for more than 350. business. men and their wives .

in the Armoury are left to right Captain H. J. Cc, Terry;

president of the shipping ‘firm, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. R. B. Finlayson :

and. Mr. Finlayson, ‘manager. of

the city Monday aboard the “Canadian Prince” Captain and.

the. city branch. Arriving in

Mrs. Terry leave tomorrow. night for their Vancouver home after.
entertaining ata similar party in Kitimat. Traveling with them

is Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson.

tomorrow night. while Mr.

Davidson,

Mrs. Davidson also leaves
the company’s wharf

superintendent leaves Monday aboard the “Skeena Prince.” A

cocktail hour, dinner and danci

with Mrs. Fr ederick Grimble of Port Edward, winning the special |

prize.

ng formed the’ city reception,

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A gala evening has been planned for the first
annual St. Patrick’s Dance to be ‘held. tonight by

ers to stage

be Ul tonight

the entire unit of “’D” Company. lrish Fusiliers of

Canada (Vancouver Regiment) in the. Armoury from

 

9 p.m. until 1 a.m.-

A foliage of green streamers, |
off-set by shamrock’s and the;

Setting for the cabaret affairs.
Dancing music will be provided |
by the Crescendos and there will}
be a buffet supper interlude. |
Official host is Commanding!
Officer, Captain E. T..S. Moore. |
Open, to.the public; ‘dress: ‘is op-
‘tional. and: tickets may be ob-

tained from. unit’ officers: and “

men, or at.-the. door. :::

“Convener is S..R. Fowler ‘and .

co-chairmen® ‘in. ‘charge. ‘of ar-
rangements are Morley McIntyre,
‘Sidney Bond and, Jack: Pearson.

 

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requiring the use of City Parks
must submit their. playing schedules and times when
parks are required, in’ writing, to the Parks Commis-

Sy Secretary,
Molt! | Parks Commission.

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‘rock ‘n’ roll’

from 9 p.m. until -1 a.m.

meeting in. the Centre
Room.

It was announced that meet-

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| ing nights have been changed

-from each Friday. night to.
every second Thursday night.
During. the business session

‘it. was decided to hold election

of officers’ with nominations
subinitted in a box in the Centre
lobby no later than March 23.
‘Addressing the group, Civic
Centre manager Jocab Vanden-
brink told) the members ‘that
when the membership: is. in-

‘creased the club could operate

itself and have a Toom of its
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‘Rock ‘n’ Roll music provided by Casey Wilson
and his Rangers, refreshments and a door prize are}
planned for the gay Teen Town club dance to be
held tomorrow night in the Civic Centre Guditorium

Plans for the funfare func-.
tion were completed last night;
‘when the club ‘held its regular

bers are are asked to to join,

 

  

 

dance party

 

In an effort to. increase. the
activity of the club, more mem-

PERSONAL‘ ALS”

‘Mrs: J..L. Kelly, superintendent
of nurses at Prince Rupert Gen-

eral. Hospital: leaves tomorrow}

by Canadian Pacific Airlines
plane for Vancouver to -attend

ithe Institute for ‘Directors oft

Nursing from March 21+to 25,
sponsored by..“the’ “Registered
Nurses:of B.C. and the B.C. Hos-
pital Insurance -Service...Mrs.

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Prince Rupert Daily
Friday, March 18,. Yoo Los

 

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The three-act farce by Charles

‘| George, sparkles like a shamrock
m (glistening in the morning dew

) |and the plot‘is filled with laugh-
| provoking situations.

One interesting and mystifying
situation’ after another keeps
the audience in suspense with a
cast of ten providimg the enter-

jtainment under the direction of

T. J. Cullen.:

Ann nou Uncemanis.

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Dance:

| Friday, March 18, 10° ‘p.m. Prizes.

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AT ANNUNCIATION AUDITORIUM a,
CYO annual concert
features Irish farce

Prince Rupert residents who enjoy Irish humor:
and a bit. 0’. Blarney will be treated to a delightful
play entitled “Laughing trish Eyes,’’ tonight and
tomorrow night when the Catholic Youth Organiza-
tion presents its Sixth Annual St. Patrick’s Concert
in the. Annunciation auditorium.

 

Taking roles are Margret
Saunders, Kathleen Smith, Denis
Mulroney, Heather - Haldane,
Kathy Saunders, Peter Gibb,
Olga Zabudney, Joe Arseneau,
Bob Oskey and Marilyn Procter.

Guest artist Michael Colussi
will render. accordion selections

between the acts..

Time is 8 ‘o'clock tonight and

‘|tomorrow. night in: the Annun-
ciation auditorium.

 

 

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sister, Magistrate Lionel Beevor- ||
Potts and Mrs. Beevor-Potts, for |
a few days before’ returning Lo.
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