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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
1,
1954
Saturday
Sermon
Place-Nilson
Vows
Pledged
At
Lutheran
Church
Here
Motoring
through
the
B.C.
Interior
this
week
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Place,
whose
marriage
took
place
at
an
evening
ceremony
Saturday
at
St.
Paul's
LONDON
fl
The
British1
LONDON
(f-A
we-'t
end
firm
Broadcasting
Corporation
has
advertising
In
-The
Times
for
ordered
a
640-foot
television
reoresentatives
specified
all
can-mast
to
be
built
at
the
new
Crys-!
didates
"must
be
listed
in
Who's
tal
Palace
transmitting
station.
!
Who."
UOR
w
c
1
-)ULiu"'
eaivation
Army
rhrlst
came
lnt0
the
world
10
save
'
sinners."
1
Timothy
1:15.
;
Anostle
t'lius
pis
wiiimeo
oajing
uiu
ui
me
there
is
Iiu
ciiu.
j
v
vuih.c
uwu
w
BEDDING
PLANTS
FOR
SALE
Lutheran
Church
with
the
Rev.
H.
Olsen
officiating
,
barrels
make
the
most
noise
and
empty
freights
P
-
,
Tne
Dride,
Judith
Minerva,
is
itier.
I
.
.i
nln
t.n
re-
Tn
this
rinv
nnd
flip
"nffi-
h
iwu
m'
.
I..:
:..
r
u"
.
,
iif
will,
namely,
so-caned
diplomatic
language,
it
Bible
wastes
lew
;
is
haru
to
get
people
to
usten
to
1
its
story
It
ex-
ntue
live
cent
words
as
these
roses.
-Her
only
ornament
was
a
double
strand
of
pearls,
gift
of
the
groom.
Mrs.
Lenore
Nilson
was
her
sister's
bridesmaid,
wearing
a
pretty
gown
of
pink
with
taffeta
bodice,
topped
by
a
brief
Jacket,
and
a
full
nylon
tulle
skirt.
A
matching
headpiece
and
spray
of
Ljeve
its
story,
it
nine
are.
They
preler
to
pay
a
PanBV
6w)ss
Giants
Petunia
Double.
Single
and
Bftlcony
Dahlia
Double
and
Single
Dwerf
Snapdragon
Carnation
Mixed
and
White
Pink
Lobelia
Compact
and
Trailing
Stocks
10
weeks
and
Tail
Marl-old
Scarlet
Glow
and
Spry
Zmnta
Dahlia,
Cactus
and
Pon
Pon
Alvssum
Purpie
and
White
A-ster
Queen
of
the
Market
&
Creg;
Godetia
Sap
loss
is
Fhlox
Cfllenfi
ula
Hollyhock
Bnt-hrlrr
Buttons
fcwet't
Pprr
Acroc!ini"m
relii.ii
ry:um
Fcahisoa
Araots
Ens'ish
Daisy
Canterbury
Bells
C
h
r
v
sail
them
um
Clarkta
Ccjamos
Lurkipur
explanation.
1
has
learned
how
to
say
nothing
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lars
Nllson,
522
Eighth
Avenue
West
and
the
groom,
well-known
boxer
Chuck
Place,
Is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Place,
328
Sher-brooke
Avenue.
Given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
charming
in
a
gown
of
traditional
white,
leaturing
nylon
lace
bodice
with
scalloped
Dresden
neckline
and
flaring
embroidered
peplum
over
a
bouffant
skirt
of
nylon
tulle.
A
juliet
cap,
studded
with
seed
pearls,
secured
her
chapel
veil
and
she
carried
a
spray
of
red
i
,tt
p
llmst
be
a
reason?
;
ana
use
a
lot
of
fitly
cent
woras
)J
the
lives
of
the
.
to
say
it.
It
Is
no
longer
right
to
Lcl,pt
the
story
of
'gay:
'"1
hat
boy
needs
a
good
L
find
that
It
Is
miashlng,"
but
rather
we
have
5,
true,
but
truth,
to
listen
to
something
like
this:
.
text
a;;ain,
Just
"In
order
to
restore
the
appti-S
j
yet
they
tell
us:
i
tuue-
lor
social
behaviour
of
a
f
are
sinners."
i
standard
commensurate
with
No'e
thiit
it,
does!
the
demands
of
the
local
com-t
i'id
immoral
per-!
munity,
It
Is
deemed
necessary
!
thief,
perjurer,
'
that
tnls
young
man
be
stimu-5,
the
word
sinner
la
ted
Into
the
acceptance
of
I
iding
A
sinner
is
such
standards
by
such
means
S
U
set
in
opposi-'
as
will
convey
to
his
mind
the
i
God
In
that
sense
pain
of
body
he
himself
has
1
nf
society
can
be
caused
others."
Crazy,
Isn't
It?
pink
carnations
completed
her
ensemble.
Mr.
Dick
Wesch
was
best
man.
At
the
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
a
two-tier
wedding
cake
centred
the
lace-covered
bride's
table.
Assisting
in
receiving
were
the
parents
of
the
bridal
couple,
Mrs.
Nilson
wearing
a
green
crepe
afternoon
dress
with
matching
accessories
and
rose
carnations
en
corsage.
Mrs.
Place
chose
a
dress
of
French
crepe
in
midnight
blue
with
matching
accessories.
Rose
carnations
formed
her
corsage.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Mr.
A.
Kaardal,
and
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
The
above
40c
per
dozen
except
Pansy,"
Double
Petunia,
which
are
70c
pfr
dozen.
Also
Tomato
Window
Box
and
Farthest
North
70c
per
dozen.
Cabbage,
Cauliflower,
Celery,
Broccoli,
Sprouts,
Red
Cabbage,
Lettuce,
30c
per
dozen.
Perennial
Flower
Plants
Russell
Lupins,
Shasta,
Daisy,
Pyrethrum,
Chrysanthemum,
etc.,
25c
each.
W.
HIGGINSOX,
5AAITHERS
GREENHOUSES
Box
261
Smithers,
B.C.
THE
YOL'NG
LADY
pecking
over
her
glasses
Is
showing
off
her
new
fancy
"work"
gloves.
Called
"poppins,"
they
are
roomy,
sturdy
cotton
gloves
trimmed
with
blue
dots
and
red
and
white
J.snot
a
failure
to
But
to
use
the
loose
term
crazy
?
pompoms
at
the
knuckles.
The
gay
summertime
accessory
can
ie
accepu
u
con-1
10
aescriDe
ourselves
when
we
be
used
for
gardening,
drivfcig
or
just
plain
casual
wear.
(Sub)ecl
'
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10:15
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Dixieland
Cuiicer
is
to
prefer
one's
reluse
to
believe
the
text
at
the
,
top
of
the
Saturday
Sermon,
Is
ihat
fan
ue
aoIie
-ing.
There
is
always
hope
for
id's.
y
can
he
saved,
the
"crazy
man"
but
the
man
word
must
not
!
who
rejects
Christ's
offer
of
iiK
observances
of
:
Salvation
must
remember
that
j
respectability.
A
1
he
stands
facing
God's
Judg-
Dramatic
Film
on
Luther
Showing
Here
Next
Week
I
a.isistina
in
serving
were
Miss
I
Muriel"
Shier,
Mrs.
C.
Nilson,
Mrs.
!
K.
Myers
and
Mrs.
J.
Prescott.
j
The
couple
will
make
their
!
home
in
Prince
Rupert
following
!
their
two-week
honeymoon.
tL.
iiiKt
know-
ments.
A
religious
film
which
was
ex-
i
pany
managed
to
shoot
exter
Tvrnall
SIDING
SHINGLES
iid'.iKiits,
he
ex-
God's
Friday
was
not
lust
a
necteri
to
create
controversy
but
L
or
the
past
and
martyrs'
day.
Easter
Sunday
is
'instead
was
acclaimed
fur
its
God
s
obedient
not
just
Mother
Nature's
Spring
brilliant
technique
and
acting
is
;tiire
In
response
Day.
Jesus
Christ
came
Into
the
:
to
be
shown
at
the
totem
thc-
11:00
Weather
UiM,rt
Muitlr
'l:i
Xliln.j-I
l!:00
Mfii-i.n
SUNDAY
AM.
,
8:30Recitul
:oo
Hue
Newt
and
Ctiinmunuiry
iors
of
one
eastern
zone
location,
Wartburg
Castle,
where
Luther
was
placed
in
hiding
and
where
he
translated
the
New
Testament..
r
Since
th?
historic
hall
in
which
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
VV..
Phone
Green
960
,'ted
lovei
Is
given
world
to
save
sinners.
Thatlatre
May
3
to
6
inclusive.
It
Is
that
desire
into
meant
me.
Does
it
mean
you?
Martin
Luther,"
a
dramatic
"A
ho
can
do
this
;
.1"!
he
nine
w
ords
are
PERSONALS
erstood,
so
aptly
so
definite
and
re
is
no
need
to
Broadway
Cafe
picture
photographed
In
Western
Germany
close
to
the
scene
where
the
10th
century
Protestant
Reformation
leader
lived
and
preached.
By
special
arrangement,
tickets
at
reduced
prices
may
be
obtained
from
churches
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
percentage
of
the
picture's
receipts
will
go
to
the
Lutheran
organization
for
the
the
Diet
of
Worms
took
place
In
1S21
was
destroyed
by
bombing
during
the
last
war,
the
production
crew
had
to
build
a
replica.
The
set
took
up
the,
eBt.)re
floor
of
the
hantrr4'l.iitPild-ing-.
With
lUUioVmnrrfbifcv
and
extras
In'
Keener".
LuUiifrf
'n"
acted
by
Niall
MuCir)ni
livcrcd
his
famous
lines,
"I
cannot
...
I
will
not
.
.
.'
recant!"
9:15
Whats
Next
9:30
Harmony
t.
arbor
IQ.Wt
BC.
Ciarutncf
and
Weather
Forecat
10:15
Jusl
ary
10:30
The
W:.y
or
Hie
Bpu-lt
11
:C0
C11C
iiews
11
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Capital
lvipolt
ll
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HuilBioua
feliod
e
M.
(
12:00
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Y.
PhillwimohlC
Orch.
1
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Critically
bpeukintf
2:ou
riuuie
Joe.
Variii-2:30
Hie
Ways
of
Mankind
ah
CUC
Ne.
o"0
AaK
the
Weatherui&n
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergln,
320
Second
Avenue
West,
returned
last
niRht
from
a
holiday
in
the
south.
They
travelled
by
car
from
Vancouver
on
their
trip
home.
,
!
FOR
TOWN
AND
COUNTRY
("TORY
I
iiurl-
H
II
i
"I.
iiti!:ii
Si
ImmI
;it
.
Khun
ii
j
production
of
other
religipus
films.
.
I
Speaking
ot
preparations
to
i
k
IIMliK
i.
FATHOM
SUN
ClO
GREEN
BUFF
SEA
CUU
CRAY
SHELL
WHITE
l
pun
Miunr
St.
mil,!,
H
M)
H
in.
M.i
'I
Kl
p
m
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
H.
Dtnison,
(
who
have
spent
the
past
several
(
years
in
the
north,
mainly
at
Whitchorse,
and
who
moved
re-
eently
to
Vancouver,
arc
reported
j
planning
another
move,
this
(
time
to
Mexico.
Mrs.
Denison
is
shoot
the
picture,
producer
Lo-thar
Wolff
said
that
"in
Germany
(he
natives
were
as
sceptical
about
foreigners
makinr;
Lee
Faught
Starts
Trip
To
England
I
Vvealher
I'ori.Lusl
3:15
U.N.
on
the
Record,
j
3
:30
Dlstinguisneu
Artists,
4
:00
Sunday
Chorale
'
!
4
:30
Once
Upon
a
Time
I
5:00
N
B.C.
Hpring
Symphony
j
6:30
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r
Mutic
I
o:ou
State
ii4
7:00
CMC
NeWh
I
Y:IU
Weekend
itevii
t
:o
lur
op"Clui
oaKm
7:30-
Kix:u
on
Inuo-Chma
!
8:00
vilnniptii;
Sunday
Concert
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
Fll
TAKK
fl'T
OHOF.KS
Phone
200
...
.
..
mi'iii
Martin
Luth-r'
as
Americans
i
Glorious,
new
shades
in
Turnalt
psbestos-Cemenl
siding
shingles.
Shades
that
will
merge
beoutifjlly
into
either
town
or
country
landscapes.
Deep
Cypress
Wood
Groin
and
wavy
overlapping
edge.
Here's
beouy
and
protection
against
fire,
rodents,
tmi
Antpiii'iii
(
a
sister
of
Spiro
Gurvich
of
":r"'"
l
(
Prince
Rupert.
would
be
If
Europeans
came
to
the
United
States
to
film
the
life
of
George
Washington.
Even
the
sponsors,
a
group
of
six
An
excitin:;
trip
was
begun
to
nt
n
iiiw
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-.
.....
.
:uo
Seienau;
WJU
vept;r
Haul
.u.uo
civ
ffe
10:li)
Portrait
ol
Binnpore
.U:JO
.victttcirUcO
btrlaHf
i..ji,--Hi-.(ll
i
l.c,H,ri
-4iid
Mgil-ull
V
MONDAY
rot
and
insects.
hrst
United
Ihurch
nir.-i
ii
',')
l
I
Mil
II
1
0
birtv
r
Lutheran
churches
of
the
United
States,
didn't
believe
the
film
could
be
made
acceptable
to
Luther's
countrymen.
To
everyone's
surprise
they
I
ked
the
finished
film,
and
a
German
lan-
'
Kv.
I..
(1.
Sicbrr,
Miniotcr
day
by
MHs
Lee
Faught
of
8oj
j
Summit
Avenue
who
left
by
car
I
for
Terrace
on
the
first
lap
of
a
nip
to
England.
Ho"
ever.
Miss
Faught
who
flies
from
Terrace
to
Edmonton,
il
li
ft
io
to
Red
Deer,
Alta.,
to
spend
a
week
with
her
par-vius
Mr.
ant.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Faught.
She
will
then
f!y
to
England
whcie
she
will
visit
a
friend
Miss
Fuula
Dorkin,
in
Sunderland
"
CK,l
Sixth
Ae.
V.
and
Musgrave
JAtlCMi
(Nln
ll(
I
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
vuupe
version
his
also
been
See
the
nmw
Surf
Shodmt
anW
yov
tmm
asDeitos-cemeef
snrisg
thingimt
fceil.
.
.
.
niu
.1
t
imk
7:30
Ut
tic
bjntp.iuny
Orchestrn
c.
jUKtUat
V1UU
i
4
I
M;tne
j
I
2
in
)
in
,
I
Bliu
K
2(i'J
j
Sermon:
"The
Set
of
tne
boui
I
made."
Children's
Story:
"Another!
Most
of
the
cctlon
of
the
film
Shepherd."
"
j
was
photographed
in
the
octaal
Anthem:
"Brightly
Gleams
Our;
streets,
monastries
and
castles
a
I.I
i.i
I
i
III
in
It
it
IN
in
i
Durham.
Later
the
two
girls
j
will
tcur
England
and
make
a
I
u
ao
V.
I!ll(l-
Mni't
I
nnnnr"
L.
wva
s
of
the
period.
Since
th?
town
of
Wittenberg,
tn
whose
church
ATLAS
ASBESTOS
company
limited
iHi-rit
Rio,
7:30
r.m
evening
nuramp.
brief
trip
to
Parts,
Fiance.
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1
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a
t
...
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In
tlm
(
Kermou:
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tmu
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TORONTO
WINNIPEG
VANCOUVER
MONTREAL
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o
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1
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il
u)
,
m
f
ytr
7
;')
p
ni.
W
ltl
l.t
llllll'tlt
I
'
Religion."
Anthem:
"Praise
Ye
the
Lord"
!
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AND
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and
Prim-
.rtta;
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MH
expect,
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return
to
bronn
monastery
church
was
us-
Prince
Rupert
in
about
f
v9
ed
instead.
However,
the
com-
i
months.
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i
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FreiRhl
Sailings
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Prince
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iucen
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Freight
Bookings
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
j0
Third
Avenue
Phone
5(i8
serving
B.C.
since
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12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
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11
a.m.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
116-111-58.
Terrace,
B.C.
Phone
131
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
900
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91
8
W.
Second
Ave.
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Internuttonal
Commentary
MocDOUGALL,
Caronport,
SaskaUliewan
Ml
29th
to
May
9
(F.xcept
Saturday
,
I
wk
days;
11:15
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Sundays
Highlight
of
Air
Cadet
Dance
Featuring
the
occasion
with
a
in
love
with
the
"woman
known
'
skit
of
"The
Shooting
of
Dun-
as
Lou"
played
a
moving
piano
gerous
Dan
McGrew,"
members
rendition
of
"I
Love
Coffee,
I
:
of
the
Prince
Rupert
air
cadet
'Love
Tea"
as
the
barroom
scene
squadron
held
an
enjoyable
;
swept
to
its
emotional
climax.
Easter
dance
at
the
Armory
last
:
Members
of
the
cast
ware
Roy
right.
Sea
Cadets
and
members
i
Pedersen
as
Dangerous
Dan,
Bill
of
the
sponsoring
committee
i
Holfjale
as
the
miner.
Ken
Mc-were
present
as
guests.
Kinnon
as
Lou
and
Bob
Petersen
With
Phil
Lyons
junior
as
nar-
as
bartender.
Also
at
the,
bar
rator,
the
air
cadet
dramatic
j
were
Howard
Johansen.
Lawson
club
staged
an
entertaining
vers-
'
Hewitt,
Fred
Wong
and
Monte
ion
of
Robert
Service's
epic
poem.
Kngelson.
Rod
Bruce
was
a
card-Guns
flashed
with
a
cap-shatter-
,
player
and
Allan
Rilchie
set
the
ing
bang
and
the
miner
who
fell
'.
atmosphere
with
a
tune
at
the
;
piano.
VANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
I
Ambrose
and
Sixth
Avenue
East
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRESENTS
SWEETHEARTS
ON
PARADE"
M1CIATI0N
PARISH
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHiin
ARD
SlUPHUll.DKK.S
ANi:
BY
The
Civic
Centre
School
of
Dancing
Director
BUbDYTAFT,
MATINEE
3:30
p.m.
MAY
SIXTH
EVENING
8:00
p.m.
MAY
SEVENTH
Iron
and
...iss
CiusliniJs
Electric
mid
Acetylene
Wilding
BACKACHE
MaybeVarninq
BckirKf
ii
ften
ciiued
by
Uty
kidney
rtion.
When
kidneys
get
wit
(
order,
exreu
aridt
and
wastes
remain
in
tbt
tyilem.'
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
r
that
Hred-out
and
heafy-headed
leeling
may
soon
folloW.
That's
the
time
to
take
IWd
i
kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimuUte
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
ywu
feel
hrHer
sleep
better
work
better
Get
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
now,
61
MISSION
May
2
to
May
9
Tning
Mosses
and
Instruction
7
a.m.
and
8
a.m.
'
vening
Devotions
and
Sermon
7
30
p.m.
FATHER
GRIFFIN,
O.M.I.
sncouvcr
will
conduct
the
mission.
.
dnimntllce
lljcvh
I
Mrs.
II.
Antenuik.
H.')0
Pig-Bott
Avenue,
was
hostess
th's
j
week
for
the
mon
hly
meet
in?
of
Hie
Hospital
committee
of
the
WoimnofthcMoo.se.
Following
a
brief
business
session,
the
group
cnio.ved
a
card
pnrty
vv.th
pijzcs
soing
to
Mrs.
V.
Gabel.
first,
and
Mrs.
H.
Harrison,
second.
Refreshments
were
.irrved
by
the
hoslrss.
SPECIALIST..
ON
SAWM'.Ll
und
MINtNO
f
.MlNKKY
Gu
sis
present
wre
Mrs.
Gn-bel.
Mrs.
J.
MucDtiU'jel
and
Mrs.
H.
Tweed,
and
members,
Mrs.
T.
Glen,
Mrs.
Hanlaon,
Mrs.
S.
Aniline
and
the
chairman,
Mrs.
K.
Montgomery.
coders
Cawli
for
old
Kold
Hulycr's
Sa
tn
rd
V
Mouse
Wh'si
Driv"!
r
i
n
u
I
1
JOB
8
p.m.
Son
la
LnriW-s
nieetin
'
'
PHONE"
"'
V
V
ZSZ.
fft
&
Motor
Tune-ups
a
Specialty
-
"STS-'.-
fl
ioo
super
SERVICE
rzirrri-
'
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Seymour,
Monday,
M;J'
3,
8.30
p.m.
(
103
Salt
Lake
Ferry
every
Sunday.
Weather
permitting.
Phone
Red
968.
U
LL
ON
Attention
Rod
&
Gun
Club
j
members
and
others
interested.
Work
party
at
Oliver
Lake
wanted
for
Sunday
UU
;
f
PANY
Commodore
Cafe