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CHURCH
“DIRECTORY -

NGLICAN |
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: at Dunsmuir St,
8:00:fa.m:- Holy: Cofnmunion *
9:00... a.m. Family /Communion
Bra Sunday: .

11:00" a.m. + Matins ° 1st; Sunday
fee Holy. -Communion oot
7: 30 ,D. me:

“Family. Service.’
: 7:80: am? “Wednesdays,”

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Saint's -
: “Days, Holy Communion
11 00.a.m. Sunday School and
“é>. Bible, Class.

Very Rey, CG, Vy "tison—Dinl TOG

 

- EVANGELICAL FRER CHURCH
2 6th. Aves BEL. at Ambrose

.¢ Sunday’ School =10:30 a.m. —
Services 11:30 a.m. ‘and 7:30 p.m
Pastor WE John’ Wilson—Diak 4103
-. >. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

‘ 235° 4th. Ave, East |

° Sundav: School 10.9.m.

eo. Tiny Tots 11 am,
Services 11 00 -aym; and 7: 30. pm.

Rev, 7, » Gamble Dial 5

 

 

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ST... PETERS. ANGLICAN .
: End of Gth-Ave, E
"8:00 aim.—-Holy Communion
“19:00 a.m. >—Bible Class ~
11:00 a,m—Service, Sunday School
7:30 -~p.m—Evening Prayer
» Rev. D. Chassels—Nial 3514

S$). PAUL'S LUTHERAN |

&th. Ave, at. McBride ; St.

Sunday “School 9 9:45 am,
Services 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m. .
‘Rev. M. iB (Odand—Dial 4164 z

THE I SALVATION ARMY
27 Grenville Court—Fraser St.
_ Sunday School 12:45 p.m.
Services 11 a.m, and .7:30 p.m
Capt. & Mrs, iL MeDonald
“ Dial 3024 and GIS1

 

 

 

 

FIRST B. APTIST.; ,

“CATHY “DRA

Evensong 4th / ‘Sunday,

under tow from Powell River,
ping when it was weakened by heavy ‘weather.
keeping it afloat.

   

‘uletide festive tabi

| END. OF A FIGHTER - — Explosive charges rip the bottom out of a
time frigate Coaticook, sending it to the bottom off Race Rocks, near

Christmas. turkeys expected to
les to limit -

Dinner t ables across Canada are expected to gvoan under the weight of
more than 50;000,000 pounds of turkey during the Christmas season.

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hull that was. once ‘the war-
Victoria, The hull was

B.C., where its-had served as a breakwater, to. Victoria for scrap-
Project was abandoned because of high cost of

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fee ae weet erence fetta ane ute ee

_ Along with tradition, the an-
“nual . feast

in the 10-to-16-

1 Mrs.
i ness, what. big affairs trees are!

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‘of 86,000: pounds of other fish

Tor. sole, 12,000.- pounds of grey
‘cod,’
and 31, 000 pounds of. minkfeed.

 

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Fish landings
“show: imcrease

Four draggers landed a total

at the port of. Prince Rupert: for.
the week ending ‘December 9,

This consisted’ ‘of: 35,000 pounds

2,000" pounds of. ling -cod

Her ring landings totalled 2,018.
tons.. Jomo,

Shrimp landings. for the week
amounted to 2,100 pounds and
clam landings, 45,000 pounds.

At’. Vancouver, Steveston and
Victoria, landings of groundfish
by 12 draggers, other vessels and
packers and . truck | deliveries
totalled 90,000 pounds, compared
with 98,000 pounds last week
and 93,000 pounds for the same
week last year.

Herring . landings imainly at
Steveston - totalled 13,195 tons.

 

“T, lf trees amaze islanders

evacuated after

LONDON ‘(?}—To someone who

js 66 years. dla and has never|m

seen a.tall tree, what is the
most marvelous sight | in Eng-
land?

“A giant oak of course,”
Mary. Swain.

said
“My good-

God is great; indeed, to make a
living” thing so big and beauti-
ful’

Mrs. Swain is one of 264 men,'

 

volcano: blows

What impresses them most m
many cases surprises the soph-:
isticated Briton; They had-heard
about railway’ trains, — traffic,
high buildings -and' policemen,
and. had imagined what they:
would. be’ like. -

> But amazing. was, for
stance, Mrs. — Swain’s oak tree.
On” the island “the nearest ap-
proach to a tree is a scrubby
juniper, all right to make a fire

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IMPORTED PIPES DELICIOUS 3

x CIGARETTES | CHOCOLATES =
# + CIGARS. . FOR THE
“TOBACCO | | _ LADIES”

Conimencing ‘December 18, store hours 9 a.m. to 9 pm.

GROTTO CIGAR STORE

Wholesale and Retail. 434 - 3rd “Ave. Phone 5341 |
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The Junior Chamber of Commerce

Invites you to their.

Vw Yar’
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to be, held: in the

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“Canadian Legion: |
S "Sunday, December 3]; 1961 : :

Dancing 10 p.m, to?

 

a oo is getting a boost|christmas, however, because frozen ‘turkey women and children from the in a stove, but not big enough
‘nth Ave, Bast at- Young st.) |.from a plentiful supply and low- |tradition doesn’t need any help.; pound range. goes for .45 cents|isiand of Tristan’ da Cunha, in for lumber. . Cold Plate — - Admission. $15. 00 per couple
Junior, Intermediate: and Teen {ler prices than a year ago. FROZEN BIRDS ‘| compared with about 49 a. year! mid-Atlantic, which was devas- | i The telephone is taken = in,
. Nursery. K 045 aan A eross - Canada survey by] Mr, Samis says the only ap-j|ago. The 18 - pound - and -.over|tated by a volcano last October stride by the islanders. Bul not
ry, Kindergarten and The Canadian Press

  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
   
 
 

shows 4a
to 14 cents

‘ Primary 12:15. p.m,

. parent trend in turkeys is “grow-
/ Services J1 am. and 7:30 p.m.

birds bring 39 cents as against
51. last year.

10. the telephone directory.

For. tickets ‘contact any J.C. ‘member or phone 4221 or 4251
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Tosk ial BOG ing acceptance” of frozen birds. . re On their island home, halfway! “These are all’ separate and . pe oe ee ee
Rev, J. A, Roskam——Dial 5060" a pound. Depending on whether “Bewer old-timers say that the The price range’ is the same] petween South AlMan and Ar. different names?” asked heard.
REGULAR BAPTIST you jive close to the source of|fresh tow! is the only dependable|in Saskatchewan: where prices

were.ed Jordan Green incredulously
came as ne examined the fat book. :
the island community
there were only. seven family
Glass, Green, Hagan,

gentina,
almost forgotten.
twice 4 year.
Then, came the volcano erup-
tion. In a few swift and terrible names:

 

the Tristanians
Mail

Bo GOW Ave. OK.
Sunday School 10 am. |
Services 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Rev, LL. E. dackson—_ Dial - 2076,

 

+supply, you're likely. to pay from
39 to 47 cents for turkeys weigh-
ing. 18 pounds or more; 45 to 54.
ieents for the. smaller ones.

The estimate of .the amount

kind.”

The: big production increases
are in Ontario and on the Prai-
ries this year and, they're re-
flected in the fact that the low-

have fallen as much as 12 cents
from 1960. _

. The spread in Quebec, Mani-
toba and Alberta is from 43 cents
for bigger birds to 49 cents for

 

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aren : Lavarello, Repetto, Rogers and |
gumday A eo am. of turkey likely to be consumed jest prices are in those regions.) the smaller. ones, six to 14 cents sO ne Cun Wales Swain. So there are, casentially, |
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30. p.m, Now. your's Day cane: from In Ontario a. pre, - dressed | less than: a year ago. ceased to be suitable for human | only ‘seven families. Intermar-
K Samis of St. Thomas, Ont., eae vitish government as i Scaeeae —
‘secretary - manager of ,the Ca- on ee ae
Sunday ‘Schrool 10:30 ‘An, inadian Turkey Federation. sumed responsibility for the in- 3215 DIAL 3215
ervices 11 30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. |; He says production across the habitants of one of its tiniest FOR THE BEST
Y Pastor John Goertz icountry is up about 30 per cent communities. The Tristanians IN
FIRST: UNTERED ito between 135,000,000 and 140,- were brought to an abandoned
G36 Gih Ave. West | 000,000. pounds ‘this year and that little army camp in Surrey, south - CHINESE FOOD
Jr-Intermediate and Teen Bible [| shout “51,560,000° pounds of that | of London.
Nursery Rindereatten and | will find its way into the oven Tristanians are descendants TRY THE
; Primary—l1 a.m. a during | the festive season. of a few doughty men and wo- E
Services Lt am. and 7:30 p.m. Mr. Samis:says the experts are men who, beginning in 1817, de- ‘GRAND CA E
Rev, RL W. KR. EMlot-—Dlal 3114, . | guessing that Canadians are put- |- liberately sought to escape from FRESH BREAD DAILY
-BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH | ting vit away, at an average of the world. Less than.a dozen of |] - Buy your Show Tickets
200 4th Ave. Rast | about. eight pounds a year per! the.refugees had ever. been
“Sunday School 10 a.m: ~ :

| Anytime
Open ‘Till 1:00 a.m.

 

 

person:. well"above the figure in
the United States;-.the- world’s
yton turkey. - eating c LY Se

‘Throughout the . yea :
dustry. has carried on an “eat
more turkey” campaign ‘through -
{fall fairs and various advertising.
media. It doesn’t bother with any
organized advertising effort at.

Services 11 a.m-.and:7:30 p. i
Rev, J. Rausehenherger- Thad: RAD 8

 

    

away from. the three little is-
lands of the Tristan group. :

   
 
 
   

 

 

 

PACEY | WAL L—UNITED | CHURCH,
“of, W247 Ten Ave. East: : :
Junior- Intemedlate. “Sunday~ 4

Schooi—10 aime i
KImdercar ten-Primary “chureh |
School--l1l a.m...

Don Robertson, Supe’: |

 

 

 

 

 

hs Yuletide carolers herald

“the Season of Joy and Happiness, may”

. we chime in with a note of gratitude for
« the loyal patronage of our many friends.

 

Prince Rupert to Vancouver

One Way $29.00

Return Christmas Excursion $48.55

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By BOR TITOMAS it
HOLLYWOOD (i) — Chariton
Heston said he wanted a change
of pace from religious eptes, and
he's petting it. .

In his current fim he gets
into a shower ~ with Italian
boauty Elsa Martinelli... oo
Lest the fana become - tao
alarmed, Heston adds: “It's a
large shower.” And, fleelng Nazi
pursuers in “The Pigeon That
Took Rome," he is fully clothed,
“Bosides,"” remarked the ac-
tor, "What eould: she foar from
Moss,"

Hoston ts getting as far ‘trom of
Moses,, Bon-Tur and i) Old as
he can, He still hasn't escaped
the religlous overtones; T found
him in a priest's anssock,

-“Btrletly oa diseguiee" ex |
pinned Heston, who plays: fe
hard-hearted Infantry officer any: |i
an undercover mission, “And Nol bo
“a vary good disrulse “at that,
Orson Welles saw me in. Romo.
and sad To owas the most. Laue.
thoran-loaking priest he'd? over vl

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To you and yours, glad greetings and
hoorty wishes for. groat happiness at holi-
day time,

 

SPERM SR RRRES

Wo! ro, proud and pleased to
serve you, and thank you for your good will,

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