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_ Sunday, : it’ was announced today. :
os! Skipper is Rev, Oliver Howard,
~eklome Missions ‘and operates. the boat under. the. Board: ‘of
_sglome Missions, The boat leaves Mnday ‘morning: on, “another
jtour: of lighthouses, outposts and villages ' south - to, Rivers
Inlet.

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- FIRST. UNITED CHURCH ~

.. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6th, 1959.
11:00 A.M. WHICH WAY LABOR? .

7:30 P.M. REV. WILLIAM ROBINSON of KLEMTU
peo REV. OLIVER HOWARD of the’ vue
o re _THOMAS CROSBY IV ois

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Bhave boats operated: by ‘the Unitea Church of ‘Canada.
est coast “The Thomas Crosby IV” is in. dock at the wl
Salvage and will be open to. ‘the, public. Saturday, and ,

who. is: also ‘convener. of

 

fo ALL (ARE INVITED. |
a “TO THE SALVATION ARMY.»
pee OPEN HOUSE

12 ‘with TEA and SALE at the Girls Lodge, 501" - 6th W.

ep a (2:30 p.m. to 4:30 pm.
. Saturday, September Sth

 

 

 

 

 

Conrad Street and. Seal Cove Area

ia.

PE ay

“The boundary has been ‘set as ; follows:

Bee
“ALL. children af street numbers’ ‘1400 and greater and all
“Frederick Street will attend Seal Cove School.

AM First: Overlook will attend Conrad Street School.

ae Creek and 800 on Eleventh Avenue. oo

3 _ Registration Tuesday September 8 |

* “all ‘Conrad Street School Children will register at 9 a.m.

‘st Seal Cove> School: at 9 a.m.
i} Street School at 9 a.m.

.. Street School at.10 a, m.

’

od - . BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES:

 

 

Notice to all School Children in

“Friendship”

| SPONSORED BY UNITED CHURCH

House”.

holds. opening ey

An adventure. in: citizenship is being launched|
this weekend with the opening. of ‘Friendship House”
at 801: Fraser Street, which marks the beginning of:
another stage in the: operation of the United Church

of Canada.

' “This is another long awaited
dream of good will. towards
men,” church pastor Rev. Dr,
Robert Elliott: said today. .

The. Rev. Robert Gracey of
Bella Coola, chairman of Prince
Rupert | Presbytery will officially
open the new quarters | on- Sun-
day afternoon.

- Open house is from 3 to 5 p.m.

' Skipper Oliver Howard of the |.

Thomas Crosby IV, will be pre-
sent along with the Rev. William
Robinson of Klemtu. Also pre-
sent will. be Rev. Neil Banks of
Ocean Falls. Mr. Banks is Sec-.
retary of Presbytery.

_ “This project being sponsored
by the’ United Church of Can-
ada is aimed to lengthen t he
arm of fellowship into the heart
of the social and recreation. life
of the people of the Native vil-
lages,” Dr. Elliott said.

In the attractive building. is. a
coffee and ‘soft-drink bar, a
reading and record room and a
games: room.

‘A baby sitting arrangement

end, along with a checking serv-

ice. ‘for parcels and goods. |
There will be accommodations

for baby care and some sleeping

 

- The western boundary for Conrad Street School is Heys .

: “Seal ‘Cove School Children —_ : Grades | and 2 — ‘report |
“Seal Cove Children Grades 3 and 4. — - report to ) Conrad
| “Seal Cove Children grades 5 and: 6 — ‘report: fo Conrad

“Students are requested to bring NO books on Tuesday.

 

arrangements will be offered on
a. limited scale, it was announc-

ed,

Dr. Elliott said that it is hoped
that. this will be the beginning
of a Native Rallying Centre as
thought about by the Native
Brotherhood for the welfare of
every need that is not already
being offered in the city.

The board that will direct the
operation will be made . up of
representatives to. include. Reg
Sampson of Port Simpson, John

has been set up for each week- ||

 

Clifton -of Hartley “Bay, “paul
Mason of Aiyansh, Moses: Jones
of Kitseguecla. Walter ‘Harris’ of.

:|Kisplox and several young. peo-

ple. .

Suggestions for improving ‘the
services will be’ ‘welcomed “SO
that the maximum of use can. “be
made of ‘the. building of. Jeader-
ship. °
Bible study and youth. “Work
will be under. the direction . Of.
John Cashore. :

The Joyce M. Facey | “United
hall .women’s association | have.
already begun a Thrift Shop
which will be. open
every Saturday from 1 to-4 p.m.

Directors are Mrs. A. J. Bus-
sanich, Mrs. Louis - ‘Zurek. and.
Mrs. R. A. Larson. The shop will

rummage sale.

tember: 14.

"Former MP
- seriously ill

 

teacher and Skeena. MP J.C.
Brady, is seriously. ill in Ottawa

 

letter from onetime
Chris J. Graham, now of. New.
Westminster. Mr. Graham ™ who
with his wife spent the’ summer
in Ottawa, Valleyfield, Montreal,
Arnprior and: Renfrew, went
back east to attend the 26th an-
niversary of the Canada Atlantic
Railway Old. Boys’ association.
Mr. Graham said that Mr. Brady

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is too ill to see anyone. .

 

 

 

_ Minister — Rev. IVAN.

 

 

 

‘THE

' : Sermon ‘

 

“FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |

Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.

ye Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.
- Sermon “WHAT'S A CHRISTIAN”

Organist — Mrs. E. J. Smith

S.. GAMBLE, B.A., B.D.

NEW. BIRTH”

 

regularly

have the touch of B permanent

A: kindergarten for ‘four and’
five year olds, will begin ‘Sep- .

Former Prince. Rupert school}

it was learned here today in al}
resident

| PORT EDWARD GOSPEL, CHAPEL

- PERSONALS
“Mrs, G. T, Wells of Edmonton

. : ‘arrived in the city yesterday by| .
oo Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
i ‘for an extended visit as guest of

;| ner; son and daughter-in-law,

‘| Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wells, 1643
(| Atlin Avenue,

California residents here for : a
wee! s visit are Mr. and Mrs, W.
Ip, Ferguson. Arriving by car
they are guests of relatives Mr.
and Mrs, J. R. Finnigan. and
family of 334: Eighth Avenue
West.

 

“CHURCH.
< DIRECTORY
Services in all churches. at 1am.
‘Tand 7:30 p.m.,.except as shown,

 

pe. ANGLICAN. CATHEDRAL

ie 4th Ave. W, at Dunsmuir St.
4, Holy Communion 8:30 a.m.

" Senior School 9:45 a.m.
Juniors and Kindergarten 11. a.m.
Rev, G.:T. Pattison Phone 4766

PETER'S | ANGLICAN
Seal Cove
‘Miss Elaine Bulmer,.B.-A., Ls. Th,
No Evening Service
2300 Seal Cove Circle Dial 2554

ST.

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FIRST BAPTIST
; 5th. Ave. E. at Young. St.’ ~-
‘Sunday School 10 a.m. and 12:15
Rev. J. A.. Roskam Dial .. 5060

 

REGULAR BAPTIST
629 6th Ave. East
. Sunday School 10 a.m. /
...,Morning Service 11:15 a.m, ‘
: Rev, L.. E. Jackson Dial 3971.

i]; EVANGELICAL . FREE CHURCH
6th Ave. at Ambrose ,
Sunday.’ School 10:30 a.m.
. Morning Service 11:30 a.m.
‘Rev. H.W. Foster Dial 4403

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN

5th Ave. at McBride St.

; Sunday School 10 a.m.
‘Rev. A. S. Olson : Dial A164

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

: 202 6th Ave. West”
Morning Service 11:00 a.m.

’- Sunday School 9:45. a.m. ~ *
Evangelistic 7:30 p.m.

Wm. E. Leggette.. Dial. 5839

FIRST. PRESBYTERIAN
235. 4th Ave. East
July: Morning Worship 11:15 a.m:
‘Aug.: Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.
‘Rev. Ivan S. Gambie

 

 

 

_Rev.

 

 

THE SALVATION ARMY
Fraser ‘Street “
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Holiness Service
12:45. p.m. Sunday. School '
. 7:30 p.m. Salvation. Meeting
“lst. Lieut... and Mrs. C. _ McInnes
, Dial, 3024. °° vee

FIRST UNITED

6386. 6th Ave. West

“4 Aug.: Morning Worship 11:15 a.m.
Rev. R. W. K. Elliot . Dial 3114

' BETHEL BAPTIST. CHURCH
900 4th Ave. E.
' Sunday. School 10.a.m.
Rev. John Kuehn. Diai 2453

 

 

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(West Coast Children’s Mission)
Sunday School 10 :30° a.m.

Dial 5823 f.15

iate the current

Knight reported
Arriving “on:

Thre ree
“Arrival of three nurses to join

the staff of Prince Rupert, ‘Gen-
eral hospital, has helped allev-

age, administrator’ Edward H.|erie Warr RN. All three nurses as

nurses ‘arrive | ee!

   

 

 

Navigation's . Canadian ; “Price |
this morning . were : “Miss » Jean}.
Turner RN, “Miss ‘Margaret
Thorneycroft RN, and. Miss | Val-|' :

   

‘nursing short-

today. have been employed at Shaugh=|qrKn-- ur
the Northland nessy hospital.in Vancouver.

 
 
 
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Sept.
Sept.
‘Sept.

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- Congress Leaders: . ne |

     

The sation A ei

_on G. gress.

sil Native C gh
PRINCE RUPERT |

"NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA”
September 4th - - Tth, 1959

‘Chief Secretary ‘and

~ Toronto; Ont.

"Supported by: Sr. Captain and. Mrs. Rideout
“he _ AND OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT :

'

7:30 p.m. ‘Salvation. Meeting

7th “MONDAY- 8: 00 | pn? Salvation Meeting

  

Great Ve five | : 1 t Tele

EDWARD THEATRE

All are , welcome | to attend and
“share i in, ‘these Special Meetings!

Mrs. Colonel Wiseman

ak. pP bbc Mecting al the Gt

4th FRIDAY 8: 00 pm. Great “Welcome: ‘Rally |

Sth SATURDAY 10:30 a.m. ‘Women’s. Meeting |
8:00 p.m. Salvation. Meeting

6th SUNDAY 11 :00: a.m. Holiness Meeting.

_ SUNDAY seer. 6TH. :

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
    
 
 
 

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wealth. production; strength-

“ot

ane ening and: perpetuating the
ney organization of labour in the
cy City of Prince Rupert and
“* vicinity; to improve its pre-

sent social conditions; to miti-
‘ gate the evils of unjust legis-
lation, and to enforce existing
{ laws in favour of Labour. ‘To
establish six hours-as a legal
day's work; to disseminate
knowledge, and in cvery pras-
tical way advance the material
welfare of the wage carners,

individually and collectively.
; The various organizations of
{ Labour in the City of Prince
Rupert do hereby conibine
their influence and adopt the
following constitution and by-
Inws for the furtherance of
these principles,

 

 

 

 

 

 

| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1959

 

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AFL—CIO—CLC
Firefighters No. 599
Bee lO__CLC

CLC

AFL—ClO—CLC

AFL—ClO—CLC
| CLO.
Piledrivers No. 1549

AFL—-CIO—CLC

Deepsea Fishermen No. 80_

Laundry Workers No. $36
‘Longshoremen No. 505_

- jo | , (Sunday School starts Sept. 13th) : pastor: To be appointed

| PRInce Rover] PRINCE RUPERT } LABOUR COUNCIL EXECUTIVE AND» Prince Rupert Labour Council

s LABOUR COUNCIL | Barbers. & Hairdressers. No. | 120
Organized January 12, i912 _ AFFILIATES INVITE THE CITIZENS OF B. Cc. Government, Employees

- _ Char ered by the Dominion , CLO.

A OS peckanation PRINCE RUPERT TO PARTAKE IN THE _ Carpenters & Joiners No. 1735,

7 The purpose of this Trades , vO 7 AFL—CIO—CLC ~

ne and Labour Council will be i” , Civic Workers No. 5

ina the securing of ' Industrial Ss aa

oy Legislation; the collective CLC

om seett of ‘ihe “means of Electrical Workers No. 344

‘Hotel & Restaurant Workers No. 636

Plumbers & Pipefitters No. 180

AFL—EIO—CLC

 

oe TRACK AND FIELD
|. ALGOMA PARK 10: 30
33 Events —- PET. SHOW — DOLL SHOW — SPECIAL PRIZES

i

(Civic Contre will bo used in the evont of heavy rain)

\

GYRO POOL

TROPHIES —- MEDALS

SWIMMING AND DIVING

Moet to be opened by MAYOR at 2:00 p.m 16 Events

AFL—-CIO—CLC

AFL-—CIO—CLC

Railroad Trainmen
AFL—CIO—CLC

Retail Clerks No. 1518
AFL—CIO—CLO

 

 

 

SOCCER

 

ALGOMA ‘PARK AT 4:30 - 7:00

Names of teams to be announced lator

 

 

 

DANCE

Hoya!

AT CIVIC CENTRE 9:30 p.m. - 1:00 am.
To the Music af STAN VEITCH and his Orchostra

Workers No. 535
Ce - AFL=CIO—CLC

AFL—ClO—CLC

Printing Pressmen No. 69

Pulp Workers No. 708

Rock & Tunnel Workers
-Typrograp ica Union No. 413.

Retail Wholesale, Department Store

 

 

SUNDAY,

 

 

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Hoots, if nocessary,

Soptombor 6th at 1:00 p.m,
will be held on Sunday ot

prim, NOT on Monday Septombor 7th as in.
provious yoors.
Sco Parks write-up. for ontry opp

. | SWIMMING ENTRIES CLOSE.
2:00

lleation forms,