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@ Little League Banquel, An-
nunciation Hall, November 3rd,
at 6:30 p.m. (214)

-@ Sons of Norway Bingo, Friday,

November 2nd, 8 o'clock sharp.
All proceeds to go to a TV set

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~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

OF PRINCE RUPERT. “’
A Branch of the First Church of. Christ, Scientist,
: Boston, Mass

. USA,

| — Sunday Service 11 a.m. |
-" The Title of This Week's Lesson-Sermon

“Everlasting Punishment”
Ws) 2nd -Avenue opposite Fourth Street

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Daily Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS
1 Military headgear,
5 Window blind,

10 Army men, for 53 Lunches.

short, 55 One of the Allens, of
© 14 Byzantine statue, 57 Escape: Slang.
15 Sap. 59 Chinese civet cat,

16 Syria’s neighbor; I
Vary). “ « kings.
17 Lampedusa's . Gt Cougars.
hook: 2 words,
19 Australian parrat,
20 Minor: prophet,
21 Chemical suffix,

22 Sloping passares,

50 Selective Service
System: Abbr.
51 Rustling sound,

63. Shakespearean

66 Unadorned, ”
G7 Sinuses: “Anat,
68 Night: Fro
69 Malt. brews,
70 Noted, Belgian

12 Pond fish,

13 “The — the
limit.”

18 Having organs

hearing.

22 Received; Fr,

24 Rubbers.

26 African country.

27 Booth,

28 Expression of
pleased surprise:
2 words,

29 All, or nearly all
according to
Aesop: 2 words,

23 Waste. allowance, . | violinist, _. al Pierces,

ald "style, ‘mee 71 City of Taj $33 Tree trunke,
25 Crack, . , “Mahal, 34 Poet of wee ”
27 Coin: In Brasilia, ome >. down to Kew...
30 Controversial, DOWN 36 Carpet.

32 Son: (of), in
Arable. names,
35 Part of a plays

words, - aateliites,
37 Rarbecue apectalty, 8 Edgar Allan's
49 —.. hen  Adhem, family,
40 Estonian {sland 4 Backwater.

across entrance to § Sian of a
Gulf of Riga,
42 Slithory.
AD Chaked wm
45 Adamaon's heat.
seller about a
Vonesas 2 worda,

47 River of France

7 Wise
2 words,
8 Control,

1 Companions of
im,
2 One of tha,

6 Plant with white,
pink, blue, or.
nurple flowers,

9 Winks 2 |
10 Oriental dishty:

38 Referee: Abbr.

41 Herb for
seasoning,

44 .. arma; 2 words,

46 Combining form
for sodium.

49 Prussian lancers, |

fi2 Merchandise,

St Finnish steam
bath,

55 Tsland. of
Napoleon's exile,
56 Freshwater duck, .
58 hoy!"
60 Comfortable,

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treat and at the same time pick
up the many nutritiona] bene-
fits offered by honey, ‘raisins,
eves and orange juice.
HONEY CHOCOLATE
RAISIN DROPS
2 cup shortening (half mar-
garine)
14
2

cups honey
eges, well. beaten
2 (l-ounce) squares, un-
Sweetened chocolate, melted
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‘lin’ the ‘student’s text-book. \ .

j there, with the help of a care- :
fully - prepared tape, they prac- a

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Kitimat has.
new laboratory

A fully -equipped, .30 ~ booth

its kind in-a British’ Columbia |’
high school, has been installed |:
in the Mount Elizabeth. High’:
School at Kitimat by the school |:
board, —
Each ‘student booth has head-
phones, microphone and tape- |,
recorder, and the teacher’s ‘con-;|:
sole has ‘two tape-decks and a,
record player:,. Besides -that,. the]
school board..approved. the pur-.

which took-an American’ univer-'
sity four’ years to,prepare, after
which they were recorded, ‘in
Paris..Each of the 50 lessons in:
the course consists of over..30,:
colored slides, which the teach-
er uses as an ald.in, teaching
vocabulary,, grammar,”:and...a|:
‘knowledge of France, a..match-:

chase of a set of French tapes} !

language laboratory, the first of |%4

 

-ing. practice’ tape -and:a chapter,

The teaching of.a foreign lan-|
guage by. the laboratory method
is a three-stage process. First, in
the. ordinary classroom, the
students are introduced to new
vocabulary and’ grammar, and
difficult points. “are explained
and practised, Once the .stud-
ents have hecome familiar with
the new material; they have a.
session in the laboratory, and.

tise the new material until it is
thoroughly mastered.

It should be emphasized that.
the laboratory is not the place
for being introduced to lan-
guage forms, but for practising
them,

The techniques employed in
the language laboratory are not
new. In fact, they are as old as
the teaching profession itself.
introduction of elect-
ronic equipment has brought
preat advantages.

The most.obvious advantage is
that the student’s time is used
much more efficiently. Whereas
formerly the whole language
class came to a standstill while
the teacher corrected the pro-
nunciation of a single student,
the class now continues undis-
turbed to practise with the taped
lesson via the headphones, while
the teacher corrects individual
difficulties. And, of course, he
can spot those individual diffi-
culties more quickly by monitor-
ing the class with -his switch
panel than by listening to a
whole group “chorussing” the
words,

An advantage ensuing from

 

 

cups. sifted cake flour
teaspoon baking powder

‘teaspoon soda:

teaspoon. ‘salt... :
*. 1 teaspoon .cinnamon: :*
144 cups dark or golden raisins
_'% cup chopped nuts (optional)

Cream shortening ana soney.
together thoroughly. Beat in
eggs until well blended, Stir in
melted chocolate and oats. Re-
sift flour with baking powder,
soda, salt and cinnamon. Add
to honey mixture and stir until
well mixed. Add ‘raisins and
nuts, Drop from teaspoon onto
greased baking sheets about 114
inches apart. Bake in a moder-
ately slow oven (325 degrees F.)
about 20 minutes. Remove to
wire racks. Cool thoroughly be-
fore storing. Makes about 6 doz-
en (2-inch) cookies.

HONEY ORANGE

1 ege separated

2 tablespoons honey

1 cup orange juice

Beat ege white until still. Beat
ege yolk until Neht and then
beat in the honey and orange
juice. Fold in ege white, This
recipe may be changed to use 1
cup of milk In place of orange
juice. Add a dash. of cinnamon
or cinnamon stick. Serve my

cups uncooked quick cooking
oats

24%

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this private correction of faults
that the whole class is not
subjected to listening to the hes- |
itant and distorted pronuncia-
Ition of individuals; At the same
time, the teacher:.can still en-
courage his students’ by broad-
casting to them some of-the best
individual efforts. .

it is clear, from all this, that
by using a recorded practice tape
the teacher, too, is using his
time more efficiently. While the
tape continues to direct the class
practise, he is free to give at-
tention where it is most needed.

Obviously, no single full-time
school teacher could hope to
match the carefully prepared
and graded material or the vari-
ety and accuracy. of native
voices available on such tapes—
even if he were released from
all teaching duties for two years,
on full pay and with an unlim-
ited expense account.

 

A “hard-time’’ dance will be
held for all square dancers at
the Civic Centre at 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, hosted by the begin-
ner’s adult square dance club.
More children between the ages |

 

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FOR FALL 2re made
stitched fabrics. Higher than in many a year, they are definitely
an interesting accent for mlady’s wardrobe. A varied display of
the latest fashions can be seen at 8 o'clock tenight at the
fashion show which is being presented! by the Women’s Auxiliary

  

 

 

  

from many textured, woven and

to the Prince Rupert General Hospital at the Prince Rupert

Senior Secondary school, Miss Donna Pendleton of Vancouver
will be doing the makeup on the models and will
and skin care demonstration...
Ladies Wear and Regal Furs, and the beautician is being brought

give beauty
The clothes are from Parker’s

in by Ormes Drugs Ltd., who are also donating door prizes. Mrs.
L. M. Greene is commentator and Mrs, Floyd Eby will be play--
ing the electric organ. The $1 ticket includes the show and re- .

freshments. Candy wreaths and novel pine
‘will also be for sale.

cone centrepieces

 

 

 

METEOR SCREEN

Hight billion meteors of vary-
ing size strike the earth’s at-
mosphere each day, but only| KTKN—9:30 k.c. Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
five or six reach the ground.

warms almost like

 

| THE BIBLE SPEAKS

A Sound Mind

TO

YOU

Successful tea
held |
by Sonja Ladies

A net profit of $163 was real-
ized at the tea and bazaar held

Wednesday at the Sons of Nor--

way hal] by the Sonja Ladies.

The hall and tables were gaily
decorated in the Hallowe’en
theme for the affair, and Mrs.
Jacob Strand, lodge president,
welcomed the visitors.

In charge of the homecooking
were Mrs, Anton Strand, Mrs. R.
C. Webber and Mrs. Josephine.
Taylor.

Mrs. Carl Strand and Mrs.
Peter Lien managed the fancy-
work and novelty booth and Mrs.
Hans Hagen, Mrs. Harold Grin-
strand, Mrs, Erling Wick and
Mrs. Car) Giske were in the kit-
chen.

Handling the sewing booth
were Mrs. Egil Sornes,, Mrs. Nels
Waseng and Mrs. John Carpen-
ter. Mrs, Petra Iverson and Mrs.
Thomas Mulhern were in charge
of raffles.

Dawn Grover won the grocery
hamper and Martin Berg the
linen hamper. .

 

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Prince Rupert Daily News. 3

Friday, November 2, 1962

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT GOSPEL
ASSEMBLY

(Meeting In Sons of Norway Hall)
119 5th Avenue Fast
9:45 am.—Breaking of Bread
Sunday School: 11:30 a.m.
Gospel Service: 7:30 p.m.
tiverybody Welcome
Phone 6311 or 3974

 

 

Full
GOSPEL MEETING
(Pentecostal) .
Saturday Night, 8 p.m.
Carpenters’ Union Hall,
Fraser Street
Everyone Welcome

 

 

 

 

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CHURCH
DIRECTORY

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th Ave, W. at Dunsmuir St.
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. Family Communion
3rd Sunday
a.m, Matins ist Sunday
Holy Communion
P.m. Evensong 4th Sunday
Family Service,

a.m;: Wednesdays, Saint's
Days, Holy Communion
a.m. ‘Sunday School and
Bible. Class.

Very Rev, G.T. Pattison-——Dlial 4766

 

 

EVANGELICAL PREE CHURCH
6th Ave. F. at) Ambrose
Sunday Schoo! 10:30 a.m.
3ervices 11:20 am. and 7:30 pm
’astor W. tohn Wilson—Dial 4403

 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

235 4th Ave, East
Sundav School 10 a.m
Services 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 Din,
Baby Sitting for pre-schoolers
at the Cherub Club

Rey, 158) -Gampie- -Otal 5823

 

ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN
End of 6th Ave, E.

9:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer

9:30 a.m.—Family Tucharist (Sune
Ist & 3rd. said 2nd, 4th. 5th).
Sunday School, Baby Sitting
Service

7:30 p.m.—Evening Prayer

H.C. daily except Sat. & Sun, at
7:00. a.m. :

ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN
Sth Ave. at McBride St
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Services 1t am and 7:°32N om
Rev. S. J, Rude—Dial 4161

 

TRE SALVATION ARMY
27 Grenville Court—Fraser St
Sunday School 12:45 p.m.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Capt. & Mrs, H. McDonald
Dial 3024 and 6181

FIRST BAPTISY
Sth Ave, Fast at Young St.
Junior, Intermediate and Teen

 

 

 

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Classes 9:45 a.m
Nursery, Kindergarten and

 

Primary 12:15 p.m.
Services li a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Rev, J. A. Roskam—Dial 5060

REGULAR BAPTIST _
629 Bth Ave. FE.

 

 

Services 11:15 am. and 7:30 p-m

Sunday School 10 a.m
Rev. L. FE, Jackson——MNial 3971

 

MENNONITE BRETHREN
CHURCH .
Port Edward
(West Coast Children’s Mission)
Sunday School—10:30 a.m,
Services 11 30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
. Pastor John Goertz

 

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636 6th Ave. West

Jr.-Intermediate and Teen Bint-
Class—9:45 am,

Nursery, Kindergarten anc
Primary—-l1 a.m.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m

Rev, R. W. KK. Eliet—Dtal 311

FACEY HALL—UNITED CnhuRes
1217 Tth Ave. East
Junior-Intemediate Sunday
Schoo!l-—10 a.m.
Kindergarten-Primary Chure)
School- -11 a.m.

Don Robertson, Supr

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
202 6th Av. W.
Sundays Sechor. 10 a.m,
Services 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m
Rev. C. A. Myhre

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
200 4th Ave, East
Sunday School 10 a.m,
Services .1 am, and 7:30 p.m
Rev, J. Rauschenberger—Dinl 2453

 

 

 

 

 

 

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