rp all families belong-
p angegation of St.
anglican cathedral to
yp true share of the
gnancla! burden, was
t night at a dinnev
the 4oth Anniversary

jureh.
ynared
gown
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St Ron All

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and fifty persons
to a full turkey
¢ Centre audt-
en, director

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tO relleve the
y'the few who had

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iam cent of the 250
all families in Prinee
’ vty 86 pr cent of t e
: A financial burden,
Alderniimmme'S
couver ame ;
nlelpalgmmy IN 1906
9 ed the history ot the
{Lo pa hureh in Prinwe Ru-
ROVE pe time when the first

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hight
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ton,
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and the lower
ent cathedral
and the uppe
In’ 1924,

“T recall the feeling of warmth
we felt when the second story
was added in 1924”
said, “and the

part of the pres-
Was bullt in 1913
r structure ‘added

same feeling per-
sisted when the new organ was
added, the beautiful stained
glass windows and the. pulpit.”

The 48th anniversary was the
time to take stock, Mr, Allen: sald
adding that it was time to cons
sider another. “forward step to
expand in the. great outlying
area surrounding’ ug.”

For. this reason an “every-
member canvass” was planned
and members would be asked to
pledge aniounts that would en-
able the church to fulfill its ob-
ligations of $200 a week, he sald,

“Only on a known income can
a church go ahead. and carry
out a progressive work Program,”
he said,

BELONGING 18 PRIVILEGE
John F,-Magor, one of the
speakers who pinch-hit for the
absent Rey, J. K. Watkins of St,
John’s Episcopal, Ketchikan, who
Wes scheduled to have been
guest speaker, told the congre-
gation that being a member of
a church such as St. Andrew's
Was @ privilege none wished to
‘leny. a .
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A wedding of much local ‘in-
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evening at the Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah’s Witnesses, uniting in
marriage Miss Doreen Glenn;
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€d by-about 90 people, Mr.-Melin.
gave a short talk in which he
wished the newlyweds happiness:
The bridal tablé was’ adorned

and a beautifully de

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