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Hoty Communioa 830 an.
Sunday School, 10 & df sam.

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PETERS ANGLICAN
Senl Cove
Jundor Churel 2 gan,
Miss Bliiine Buliner, UA. Seth,

‘general hospital Thursday
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held its monthly meeting

 

A45 OU West Did Ate 7] Mrs, TL W. Steel was nanned
NEST BAPTIST general convener while Mrs,
Huy Ave, Boat Youn st. [1G Lewls, Mrs. ©. C. Mills in

Mrs, Ayres volunteered to col- I
ilect, used articles from members
‘for the sale to be slaged In the
Civic Centre.
; In other business Mrs. Ayres
reported that the radio and ree-
{ford player had been purchased .
for the children’s ward and next
week would be Installed complete
“with amplifier system and cone’
| Lrols from the nurses’ station,

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REGULAR BAPTIST

620 Bhh Ave. Kast
Sunday Sehoul Wath aan.
Ons anu seryies T3800 pun.
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PREE CHURCH
Oth Ave, at Anvbrose
Sunday School 100 aan,
Morning Servier 12:18
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i ct PAULIS LUTHERAN Mrs, 7, M. &kellern,-Mre, Wo.
. nate whet nae ‘Scott and Mrs, Ayres volunteered : i
Bree A, 8. Olson Dial 4164 [it0 Canvass Eleventh Avenue for
a ‘the Red Cross drive tu be staged
8 OPENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE [next week

4 402 BED Ave. West ee
n Morntie Servdee (1-30 Mrs. D. B. Simpson ane Mrs. ;
Sunday Seton Mi aa, Ayres were named as delegates’
gltev. WoT Kennedy ial S341 4g Det aydne Barnypaget
lo attend the Prines Rupert,
‘ FIRST PIES EEIDAN ‘Caneer Socletv's annual dinner:
A 236 Aun Ave, Mat meeting, March 28.

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Mrs. W) S. Kergin and Mrs. ,

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orgunizational meeting of the

THE SALVATION MOLY ; My [Ne
breer Stroat "Relarded Children’s project,

Sun tay School 20 pan, Aprit 20,
Vapt. curt: Mrs. 8. Arastrons Mrs. R, E. Gladding was nam-

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CHEESE UN EEED

Hae ath Ave. Wert
Sanday Cehoed Db oand tsb
Doluk Sala

chairman for the  auxiilary’s
“Totem Cook Book’ while the

 

 

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FULL-ATTENDANCE AND
DEDICATION |
First Presbyterian Church

Invites You to Worship
Evening 7:30 p.m.

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“PRESBYTERIANS

DEDICATION

Sunday, March 18 is SUNDAY
we CANVASS

Sunday, March 18 is SUNDAY

 

 

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Mills volunteered to attend the =,
- fast.

president reported that the cook.

Hospital WA to Hold
Rummage Sale April 7

The Wornen's auxiliary to the Prince Rupert:

night cornpleted plans for.

a rummage sale to he held April 7, when the group

in the Civic Centre, with:

president Mrs, Richard Ayres Presiding,

Proposed and accepted as new:
members were Mrs, Jarvis Mc-.

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Mrs, 8. Tyler of Vancouver ar-

the Union

PERSONALS

-tived In the city this morning |
Steamship
Camosun from Kenano where’
she was visiting her daughter,

Mrs, Colin H. 1. Finlayson, While.

Ns ete?

in the city for the week-end she.

Fifth Avenue East,

Mrs. CC,

and dauchter Mr, oud Mos, Har-
Sie Slewart,

John Tindale, 2293
Street, left Uhis morning by Ca-

nadian Pacifie Aimines plane for

3 two-week holidsy in’ Vancou-
ver,

‘is guest of her grandson ~ and
granddaughter-in-law, Mr, and.
iMrs. Ronald B. Finlayson, 1802.

Kernan of Vaan |
‘eourer deft this morning aboard
the Coquitlim after a two-week
iholiday visiting her son-in-law’

249 Pourth Avenue:

Bleventh:

Wilfred CGiushuc of Vancouver!

returned home this morning by:
, CPA plane afer oa two-munth,

“tay in Prince Rupert.

Mies Patricia Miller deft) thie:

parents,
mast year

Mics Miller” for
Wes an operator

Ex-City Girl

Passes Exams

Miss Maria Stnebair

morning by pline for Vancou-:
‘yer-en route to Whatley where -
“she will puke her home with her.
the
for:
Lhe city ielephone department.

i soiton accordi its Prom ican’ Designer Alan
and cotton according to its Prominent America esig mn ITF FAR RESEARCH

: WASHINGTON (Reuters)—-The jf
' United States has announced the |
‘Philippines. had been chosen as}
the site for a $20,000,000 nuclear |

Brett of.
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West Vancouver, daughter of My. :

and Mrs, G.
of this city, suecessfully passed
B.C. Registered Nurses assoeia-

tion examinations held reeently
in Vancouver, it was learned here ,

today,
Miss Brett: received her nurses

“Uradnine tn St. doseph’s hospital
Vietoria.

R, Brett. formerly:

Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Saturday, March 17, 1966.

 

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An almost capacity crowd jam-

med the anditorlurn at Booth
Memorial high school last night

Civic Centre
Timetable

‘ SUNDAY

1 to 5 pan-—Badminton.

2:30 to 5 p.m—Rotary. Min-
3trel Show and Little Theatre re-
hearsals, ;

7:30—-Little Theatre,

Meetings--Trades and cor
education course 9 a.m, to 5

MONDAY

1 to 10 p.m.—Billlards, ping
yong and Solarium. -

3:20 to 9 p.m.-—Teen room,

2:30--Pre-school.. arts | and
crafts. o

3:20—-Junior playground,

4:15—Bantam hoxing.

7 pin.-Boxing, . Teen Roller}

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and Basketball practice.

9 p.m.-—Adult pistol. :

course; Retail Credit;

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OPP

St. Patrick's

Concert Set

For Two Days:
Prince Rupert lovers of Irish

niusic, songs, dances and humor
Will be able {o enioy a two-hour

concert, tomorrow and “Monday ;
Annunciation | a

nights . in the
school hall in honor of St. Pat-
‘rick’s day.

The program. to be presented
by the narish of the Church of
‘the Annunciation. will feature
“many. city assisting artists, cli-
“maxed ‘by: a one-act comedy
“Mrs,

Organization.

research centre . for

' spokesman for {he internation | .
‘co-operation adihinistration said |
‘that work would be started as)

‘soon as possible on the project.

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LONG CHRISTI, AN

; The Amharas, leading race ine
to!

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for - the third and final public, °

Prince Rupert performance of}
‘IMS Pinafore,” the , student's
1956 operetta production.

The two-act Gilbert: and Sulli-4

yan musical satire will be taken’
on tour during the Easter holi-
days to Terrace and. Smithers,

. More than 700: people roared | P"

their approval of the efforts of
the 41 cast. members, the 22-1.
piece orchestra ‘and the produc-
tion staff as they-all made a cur-

tain-call appearance: prior to ‘a4.

reception. .in the school’s activity
room. oo

TRIBUTES PAID.

Special tribute to the efforts of
the students and others who had’
made the production: possible was:
pid by-:. production manager.)

‘Leon Mendoza, Booth teacher,

who in) a-curtain. speech: also |

thanked the audience . ‘for. their oF

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Gifts were presented to Miss

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Joan Hardie, accompanist; Miss j, |.
Mcetings—Film Council projéc- | Georgiana McNay, stage director

and » Gordon ° Griffin,

leading ladies received: bouquets.

The nine, principals, who -dis-.
: Naved iltle or.no self- -conscious~
i ness, performed excellently . the
two-act story of truclove ‘kept

bapart. by mid- Victorian. social

“minsleal | gS.
/ Or antors and. Citizenship coun- | ; director, ‘while “the production's

: bartiers; but, in some’ instances,{} > ~

; their vocal roles were hampered |
‘by Limitations. of age and singing

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