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We extend a cordial invitation
to visitors to worship with us.
231-Fourth Ave. East
Minister:
Organists: Mrs. E. J. Smith
and John Currie,

DECEMBER 7, 1952

: Morning Wership Ti o'clock

Sunday Sehoel 12:15,

Evening Worship 7:30.
Minister at both services
“Remember the Sabbath Day
to keep it Holy.”

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LUTHERAN CHURCH
5th Ave. at MeBride St.
REV. H. O. OLSON, Pastor
The Just Shall Live By Faith”
and Worship with us.

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DECEMBER, 7, 1952
Morning Siites.3 60 a.m.
Sermon: “Advent Preparation’
Choir Anthem

Evening Service—7:30
Film: “Zulu Harvest’

p.m,

 

| Sunday Scheol—12:15 p.m.

 

x the theatre

profess hy rder to obtain

greatest possible realism

wought into actual

ictice i the film L’hemme

@Oiseaux—A Man and His

Biras—W tad its firs -
uz ere recenbls

Camille Fournier, Quebec

sutebus operater, plays the

 

EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH

Holding Services at the
1.0.0.F. Hall, 4th Ave. E.

SUNDAY:

11:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
An interesting Bible Class is
held for the Adults

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service.
FRIDAY:

7 p.m.—Children’s Meeting.
Games, Contests,
Colored

needed
Behold the
taketh
world.”

Singing,
ickets
Absolutely Free

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Lamb of God which
away the sins of the
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Bus Driver

By BERTRAND THIBAULT

QUEBEC (CP)—Quebee author
emelin has applied to

n theatre the principles

h ost-war Italian motion
el in a National
Board production, first of
ims to be produced

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role in the film,
eresting documentary
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PAGING

 

 

 

 

 

Classes
In Museum

MONTREAL (CP) — Canadians
re e displaying new inter-

in art through a series of
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classes

Paes operations Those assigned. to
Lismer, noted Canadian}? :
| this job are mainly hand-picked
Montreal museum's art :
retired senior army officer Al

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CREATIVE FIELD
For iny who attend,” he
dded, “the classes are a return
at field which onee |
I bed them—rather like
finding a door open to the peace
Y pleasures of childhood
‘If we're not to become a

nation of onlookers, we should
take more interest in this type
of hobby.”

 

Too much leisure time was

ent n watching” —hockey,
television, movies. None of th

ve people a chance to expr

Some sessions are for children

nly, others for

dents. The largest elass comes
from professional people and
white-colared workers

Catholic Card
Party Draws
Many Players

Twelve
tthe last
ithe year this week at which Miss

M. W. Pearson and Mrs. J. Hamil-
ton won the prizes for whist.

Mrs. A. Norton and Mr. J

Cloutier won the eribbage prizes
Winners at
FP. Balagno and Mrs. J. Krause.

tables were filled’ for

Convener was Mrs. G. P. Lyons |
and refreshments were in charge |
Mrs. George |

of Mrs. A. Brebner,

Fleming, Mrs. N. Galbraith and
Mrs. L. Cohussi
Next card party will be held |

on Jan. 15

| Punta Arenas in the Strait of
| Magellan, is the centre of a large |
| sheep industry.

 

 

 

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Catholic card party of |

Woman Prison

pear if prisons avere
segregated,
Miss N. Nelianby, one of Eng-

and’s five prison commissioners
and the only woman in the
group, fs studying Canadian re
form institutions on her trip to
Canada, She said in an inter-
view here that “small prisons
eliminate trouble In smaller
institutions, she the men
are under and
spot easily
nakers

prison

said
closer observation
abie to
any would-be trouble

rhe argest British

—Foot Lights—

By LILIAN MILLER

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w» aboard a ferry run Montreal. This photo of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Questions on Monday and
vetween Quebec and Levis, Montreal was taken before his departure for Rome some weeks Tuesday Comments overheard
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s "ENIC SHOTS on go. CP PHOTO fterwards, such as “excellent
toru oem aetans , ting and I enjoyed = the
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— M f OFFICIAL STORY OF WORLD WAR Ht ee ee aan deeee
1 n G ae Lean @ Next stop was Terrace Thi
is ot ted shooting scenes mann? ‘ vw atage se ropes
July 15. 1991. It was LONDON (CP) Th first of 1 Middie East are being wri meant packing ht pec 7 a
4 oat : t Le ere: l longing
te the same 25 volumes embracing the ten by team supervised Dy nae pa “! ST th t rain
il history of Allied military Maj-Gen. I. 8. O. Playfai ee hie ‘a ti diem
npai » the & , ‘friday night. Report ror
nusie was writ- Campaigns in the Second Wor pecializing on four or five 2S " - that . sell-out
; Blackburn of War is due to be publish : én the wer tmnt oe se a wicielita
i Dec. 10 ie War against crowd was expected
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. he work »ali , ‘
Dialogue written by the 33- rhe Work, Conling, Wien oy and Maj. L. F. } whos BRIDGE STILL USEFUL
vear-old Lemelin is based on tions in Norway, has been con , ‘ ite ; .
ear-ok 1 ‘ a ind oe Cher 20 ‘ ; Dr T. K. Acc0 n of the 1939-40 an CHARLOTTEIOWN & Slee
popular French as spoken by | Pied DY the NISOMan, UF * paign in France and Flanders 48/ rajjs are being removed from th
Quebecers. Derry, and is based on exten- * : : ee rh
F 44-vear-old star of) Sive research and specially-pre- © to be published next fall.) Hillsborough bridge here which
nier $4-vear-oid star Ee . 4 2. . a — w rails
a pared summaries by a selected/has taken charge of a woe a mined = ” mt? pase
1 11a : vay traffic more an @& year ago.!
fy portrayal would have/Staff of narrators. It took 18. concentrating on three volume ned Hate on ne ; cantele mak
th “omnplete , _— 7 . A
n ie neere if I had had | months to complete provisionally entitled “Victory in| ing jr 9 ise yr mot
rned French instead The, remaining values, being tno west traffic t mat
that come from the put together under the direction
of Prof. J. R. M. Butler of Cam- n
bridge University, will be re
leased in series, with the dead
N | Art line for the final number set
ove

or 1965

The latest report shows that

FIN to KETCHIKAN

MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY

Departs Prince Rupert 2:30 p.m
Arrives Ketchikan 3;15 p.m.

$27.00
LLIS AIRLINES

more than 12,000,000 docu-
ments, including unit war
diaries, are stored in War Of-

fice vaults for detailed cheek
by the narrators.

Altogether 92 summaries.
blue books, were projected a@s a
foundation for the official his
tories of widespread gic

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ROUND TRIP

the blue books hav

 

Segregation Would End Riots

TORONTO (CP)—The head of prigons for wo-
men in the United Kingdom says she believes prison ’
riots in the United States and Canada would disap-
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ipaign nsists of equipping mainder expecte to the ready
ng f the museum — a P ¢ — aay Phone 476
it the beginning of each month HIGH COST _
wit ints, tables, oils clay and| Cost of the undertaking is re- a ms 7. ee eg
h, and casually placing 8p) ported to be about £80,000 Seer : © ~ mae -
ypriate working tools within) ...,. 5 : ea
y reach LUSE the Second World “
A crowd gathers and as many| War was global in extent, with ONE IN SIX WILL 60 TO e
100 sit down shly under the|cperations co-ordinated in a
nent of an instructor) Washington and London, Butler
dabble with whatever they) plans to devote five volume HOSPITAL THIS YEAR
The instructor suggests,|gne written by himself—to!
ges and mildly criticizes; grand strategy }
efforts Six volumes covering opera- Be Protected
Describing. it as a “ereative| tions in the Mediterranean and
diversion for city people,’ Dr |
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to encourage people to
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