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PRESENTATION

 

Spent cas ae +

‘ormed Seventh
The. ‘ceremony was
‘highpoint

to - the Jargest on record.

».. Besides presiding as president,
Mr. Smith represented the Can-

27,

hdian Legion Branch No.
the. gave the colors,

The Pack is under the lead-
orship of Cubmiaster Norman

_ Phristensen,

of ; Retiring District Commissioner

pow CHRISTIAN
Understanding What
Life Really Is”

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“CHURCH |
DIRECTORY...

- Services incall ¢hurches at 14 am.
and 7:30 p.m., except as shown,

 

_. ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
- 4th Ave. Wlat Dunsmuir St.
Aioly Communion. 8:00 a.m.
| Family Communion 3rd Sunday
ee , 9:30 a.m. f
‘Senior School 9:45 a.m,
‘Juniors and. Kindergarten 11 a.m.
‘Rev. G, T. Pattison Phone 4768
: “ST. PE TE R'S ANGLICAN
oe Seal Cove -

“Rev. Donald R. Chassels
‘Holy Commynion 8:30 a.m,
Bible Class | 10:00 a.m.
; 2300 Seal Cove Circle

Dial 3911

. FIRST BAPTIST

Sth Ave. FE. at Young St. :
‘Sunday School 10 a.m. and 12:16
"Rev. J, A. Roskam‘ Dial .6060.

. REGULAR RAPTIST:
“629 6th’ Ave. Rust
_.. Bunday School 10 a.m. _
' aforning Service” 11:15. a.m.
Rev: L.-E, Jackson Dial (397)

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
. 6th Ave. at’ Ambrose :
Sunday. School . 10:30 -a.m.
‘Morning Service 11:30 a.m.

Rev. WH.W. Foster’) > Dial 4403

ST. PAULUS LUTHERAN

Sth Ave at McBride St.
~ Sundoy School 9:45 a.m, .-
Rey. A. S.. Otson ©. - Dial 4164

 PENTECOSTAL TABE RNACLE |
: 202. 6th. Ave... West?

“sunday - School 10:00 a.m..
Rey, Wm. E. Leggette

* FIRST PRESBYTE REAN |

235 4th Ave. East —
“Sunday School 10:00.a.m.
‘'riny: Tots |: 11:00 am...
ae-Iyan-S,: Gamble . , Dial 5823

 

 

 

 

 

 

SWIENCE DEALS

Dial 5839_

 

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Bee, SIRST | UNEPTED-:
so 686 6th. Ave. West.)
| 0:45. Juntor-Intermediate ‘and

“Teen Bible. Class. - :

 

 

BETA L BAPT INP CHURCH
200 4th Ave. TL ..
Sundny School 10 am.

Rey. John Kuebn Dial 2453

PORT EDWARD. GOSPEL © WAPE 1,
(West) Coast Children’s Mission)
Sundsy School - 10:30. a.m.
Pastor John Goertz

 

 

 

FAC E Vv WAL ‘i UNTTED “eC WWURen
{ET Tth Ave, Bast
10;00 aan, Junior Intermediate
‘ Bundny.. School .
11:00 Kindergarten & Primary
Chureh School
J, M, Cushore

 

and.

ae 700 Nursery, Kindergarten
- Primary : /
Rev. R.W.K- Elliot Dial j31l4

 

opted Port Simpson school. '

‘Home and Abroad convener. read
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‘(ula and: Mrs. Stewart: “Meldrum

 

BY W. D. SMITH

Seventh Prince Ru pert Pack
gets charter, dedicated ‘coloré.

It was a mornentous occasion for 12
her in an impressive ceremony
ssociation president W. D, Smith
Prince Rupert Cu
another

in the history of tlte
| Association, bringing the num-

” ber of Cub Packs in the district

Cubs and’

b Pack

E. A, Willlamson congratulated
the Pack on its good start and
also lauded the four leaders;
Mr. Christensen, Maurice Kaar-
dal, Leonard Christensen and
Randolph Mostad.

Rev. Arthur S. Olson, pastor
of St.” Paul’s Lutheran church.
and chairman of the Seventh.
Pack group committee, accept-

in St. Pau

“ambrai chapter. voles g

to schools, needy

Needy “families in the
and adopted schools will

last month Prince Rupert Disrict Boy. Scout
Presented the charter and col

many parents and triends

ors to the newly-.
I’s Lutheran church: hall.

ed the ‘charter,

The. colors were presented : 'to
Mr. Christensen and dedicated
by Mr. Olson.

Demonstration of Cub games
and skill were enthusiastically
applauded by visiting . parents
and friends, who later.joined in
a sing-song to~ conclude - the

event. = +
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district will receive coal
receive gifts of playing!

 

records it was decided Wednesday night when the

Imperial Order Daughters

chapter held its first meeting of fhe year at. - the
home of Mrs. J. J. Comadina.

During the session, members
voted the sum of: $15 to be given’
the welfare for coal. for needy
families. oe

Educational. Secretary Mrs.
Comadina, reported that.a gift
of $10 in-playing: records had |*
been ‘sent to othe chapter’s ad-

It was reported that a similar

gift will be “sent .to the chap-|:

ter’s adopted | Port. Essington
school in: the near future. ;
Mrs, R. S. Hood,. Services at

 

Party tonight

A: diseussion of problems

newspaper. boy and the explanation of the new collection
system will precede a party of films and refreshments tonight —

. when the Prince Rupert Daily
boys in the La Gondola Cafe.

‘Parents, are. asked to send: suggestions along. with their
newspaper sons to be given to General Manager G. P. Woodside
for discussion which will be followed by a party of films and

treats.

WOTM enro

draws ’ ‘secret pal”

_.. Two new members were sisi ‘and one transfer
was .welcomed Wednesday night when the Women |
of the Moose Chapter No. 211 held. its regular meeting |

in. the Moose Temple?
Senior. Regent ..-Mrs..-.

   

 

sman: ‘enrolled. Mrs. . ‘Paul Pos-

  

 

 
  

Welcomed’ asa’ transfer’ ‘from:

  

 

Mrs: John. Meneghello.° a
: Mrs. ‘Cecil Robinson, chairman
of the Childcare. committee, °

charge of the chapter. night oros
gram, : gave. a: brief outline of

 

the committce’s work and’ ‘wel- |

comed: new members. prior to
presenting them with carnation
corsages. ‘

‘During the brief business ses-
ston it was announced that there
were three candidates running

for the office of Chaplain and}.

that balloting. would take place
January 20.

A letter from Dr. G. W, J.
Fiddes, superintendent of the
Miller Bay Indian hospital, was

 

Dee recente eye Eames ce en rene: adnan,

 

: THE PUBLIC

Gideons International *
(Prince e Rupert Camp) - :

SPECIAL SERVICE

to be held at

“First Baptist, “Church
(Rev, J. A. Roskam) » a

“during which Bibles willl be Dedicated |
and Presented! to various City institutions,

WS- CORDIALLY

door: prize.

Arnold;

thé: Portland: Canal chapter was; s

n} duties: to: “Secret Pals” through-

at the* Children’s Christmas

Achievement

of the Empire Cambrai

 

a letter from Provincial. head-:
quarters in which the chapter j
was thanked for sending knit-.'
ted articles and sundries. to the
value of $58.

Named to. head the Nomina- |
tion ~ committee were: Mrs. G..
P,. Lyons ‘and Mrs.. Ww. J. Mc-
Lean, — :

Co-hostesses. for the night’s S,

activities: were Regent Mrs, C. |.

G. Ham and Mrs, R. A. Morley.’
Mrs..W. M. Kernahan won the

for paper boys

arising in. the work. of ys .

News fetes. its: 28 “newspaper

 

lis members, - |
names -

 

‘read in “which Dr. Fiddes thank-_
ed the. WOTM: fo sits ‘kindness
and . generosity. to he patients

   
   

: “Secret. ‘Pals’ were “drawn and
‘members were reminded of.:theix

out the’ year. -.
“It was. announced that any -
one: who had ‘a child registered

Tree party and who did not.
receive a gift, may. do ‘so hy
getting in touch with cither
Mrs. Robinson or Mrs, William
Pilfold. However. it was noted
that! gifts not picked up by
the end of January, will be
disposed of elsewhere.

Members voted to send a letter
of congratulations to the Loyal
Order of Moose, following the
announcement that. the LOOM
had . received’ a “Community
Award," ‘from
Mooseheart for its participation
In local sports,

The Ray McMillan raffle was
won by guest Mrs, Stewart Wal-
ling of the Eugene Oregon chap-
tor and the lucky box dtaw was
won by Mrs, Leonard Raabe.

 

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Prince Rupert Daily News
’ Friday, January 8, 1960 ©

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BAD BREAK. BECAME GOOD BREAK—Genevieve, the petite
French «singer-actress who isa regular performer : on Jack
~Paar’s , television show, - toys with her’ French. poodle, Poudy,
as she Gonvalesces in her New York penthouse, Gencvicve'’s

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RING .

she was performing in “Can Can”. She says her enforced Idle-
ness has given her time to take stock and realize she was busy
asa machine, instead of being just a woman, —CP photo.

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right leg was broken last September during an accident while -

Avenue West, Yeaves | -bY:;, OPA;
plane. tomorrow. via. ‘Terrace’ for’

ver visiting relatives and inlends.

 

" Annou ncements -
@® Rod & Gun Club, anual. | re
meeting. Election of ‘officers. »

 

 
 
 
 
  

Advertising in The Daily News Brings Results |

 

 
 

General Reports. At the Moose’
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Jan, 14
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PRAYER SERVICES

During the week of Januaty 11 th- 16th, Services
will be held at the following Churches
‘commencing at 8:00 Pam

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* §t, Peter's Anglican
xgladan. 12 Port Edward Gospel Chapel
ne Ragular Baptist
St, Paul's Lutheran
First Baptist ©
Tho Salvation Army

| THE PUBLIC I$ WELCOME TO: ATTEND THESE
SERVICES — PLAN NOW TO ATTEND |

| Speaker
Mr, John Cashore .
Capt, G, Melnnes
Mr, J, P, Goortz:
Rev, BD. Chassels \
Rev, A. S, Olson
"Rov, G. T, Pattison

 

 

 

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“were Mrs, Robinson,. Mrs, Frank

Miller; Mrs, Harold Britton; Mrs,
‘Ted Thomas, . Mrs.) William
Walsh,, Mrs, Pilfold and. Mrs,
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city famili ies

hold ¢

More’ thon 80. Ukranian:
Canadians from families
in Prince Rupert relived c
little of their past life last
night at a’ ‘Specia) Christ-
mas: party, | n ‘the Valhalla

hall,

Organized by. Mr. and Mra,
John Rudy ned Potoy and Wil-
lian. Yeroma,, cach family
brought, n aysouinlly prepnrod atd
country. duh and ‘a amorgagbord
dinner wir. sqrveds

‘Tatar the group {9 yNed in
alnging Ukvanian folk Hong ‘and
dances and cfforta’ are boing
mado to form njolub with a view
to organiaing the- party son ‘an
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