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Wednesday, April 3, 1963

"Public should be aware

of Socialist danger”—Magor

Bécause the Communists are, forts to ;

, ‘ is arouse anti-American
openly supporting the New Dem- ‘entiment fit perfectly into the
ocratic Party in this election] ., ad i
campaign they represent a far vommunist: way of thinking,”
bigger issue than their numbers] Magor said. “In fact the Com-
raieate, Liberal candidate John} munist party seems so pleased

agor told a public meeting at} xy the sit » ii -

Kitimat Monday night. ° © Satuation that ns pul
“The NDP stand i Ing Sut pross advertisements ;
stand against use nal Lo . president Mrs, *read Dowdie, who
of nuclear warheads and its ef-| “ling for support of NDP can- od one .
on nu as and didates.” will tell of her frip fo the’ pro-
The difference betwen 50-, vineial Caneer
clalism and Communism is only.

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FOR THE BEST a matter of degree, Magor con-
tinued. “If by some mischance

IN the Socialists ever assumed althe Conquer Cancer drive to be

CHINESE FOOD position of authority in on held on April 17, will outline

" country, we might see a Can- . , : 1

TRY THE adian alliance with Russia and plans for the campaign. . Co-

Red China at the expense of chairman for the annual drive is

GRAND CAFE our relationship with present al-;W. D. Smith, and J. R. Elliott
FRESH BREAD DAILY lies,” he said. “It is a point which, Will be acting as treasurer,

Buy your Show Tickets the Socialists attempt to ignore,} Representatives from local or-

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Open ’Till 1:00 a.m,

 

Dinner tonight
will kick off

Cancer drive

Prince Rupert unit of the Ca-

nadian Cancer Society will be
holding its annual dinner mect-
ting in the La Gondola Cafe to-
night at, 6:30.

Guest speaker will be Dr. G. P.
Fulmer, Miller Bay. Also speak-
ing to the group will be the

 

Socicty meeting
}in Vancouver March 18 and 19,
Dr. G. C. Mostad, chairman of

 

 

 

‘but the public should be aware'ganizations who will be assist-
of the dangers it holds for Can-jing the Society with its drive
ada.” i will be at the dinner.

 

 

 

 

 

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Howard in last round

of election campaigning

Frank Howard, New Demo-
\cratic candidate for Skeena, has
moved into the last round of the

federal election campaign with

a full schedule, -

Today he is in Terrace, and
tonight will address a mecting at
Greenville. He will spend tomor-
row in Kitimat making personal
visits and will return to Terrace
for a New Democraic Telephone
Hour on CFTK-TV. Two house
meetings are scheduled Jater.

Friday he will appear on the
revular Democratic — television
‘program, attend an all-candidate
‘meeting in Kitimat later at night
‘and engage in an extensive door
‘knocking campaign during the
day,

Saturday will see Mr. Howard |

back in Prince Rupert during
the day with a night meeting
in Prince Rupert’s Chinese Com-
munity. After that Mr. Howard
“will return to Terrace for a vic-
tory dance sponsored by the Ter-
race Democrats.

   

Sunday and election day will
'be spent in Prince Rupert.

Plans completed |
for Easter tea

Final plans for the annual Eas-.
ter tea of the Presbyterian La-
dies’ Aid were completed at the
monthly meeting Tuesday night,
The meeting was held at the
‘home oof member, Mrs. Nick
‘Krook, L1IG Seventh Avenue
Last.

Tne Easter Lea will be held at
ihe Presbyterian Church hall
‘next. Wednesday from 2:30 to 5
‘p.m.

Convenor will be Mrs. John
‘Frew, assisted by Mrs. George
Currie. In charge of baking will
be Mrs. Oke Jackson, Easter bas-
:kets will be under the direetion
.Of Mrs. Robert Tough, and in
jeharge of the aprons will be
Mrs. W. B. Clark,

 

   

 

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FROM METLAKATLA, ALASKA

 

Choir of historic church comi

to sing Easter cantata

The 50-voice choir of the Wil-
liam Duncan Memorial Church
of Metlakatla, Alaska, directed
by Bernard S. Guthrie, will pre-

‘sent the Easter cantata ‘‘Halle-

lujah, What a Savior!” this
Sunday, Palm Sunday, at 8:30
pm. in the high school audi-
torium.

The general public and friends
of the Dunean Memorial Church
are being invited to attend. An
offering will be taken to help
pay for expenses of the trip.

A little over 75 years ago 823
Tsimshian Indian people left
;Metlakatla, B.C., io establish a
‘new home on Annette Island in
Alaska. On August 7, 1887, Wil-
liam Duncan hegan the building
up of this model village. They
left all their worldly goods here
and started a new life with what
they could take in their canoes.

 

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Ten canoes of men made the’

first trip to begin building their
homes. A fine church was com-
pleted by 1889 but was destroyed
by fire in 1893, along with 20
dwellings,

A new cathedral church was
huilt by 1896 and it is from this
memorable church that the choir
comes after all these years to
prepare Prince Rupert for the
momentous season of Easter.

The choir will armve on Satur-
day in four packers. The visitors
will leave Sunday at midnight
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“This is a worthy undertaking
by a devoted group of neigh-
vors,” local organizers said to-
day. —

ANNOUNCEMENTS

@ The Spring General Meeting
of the Thornhill Gotf and Coun-
try Club will be held at the Club
House 4:00 p.m. Sunday after-
noon, April 7th. (68)

@ Legion Auxiliary meeting,
Thursday, 8:00 p.m. (67)

 

 

RES FINI

On April 8th Mark Your Ballot

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