‘

  

fe New and special classes have been-added.to the. |
y crdft schedule on tHe numerous activities.in the Clyic
Centre, craft director Rolly Miles announced ‘tod

“Al special class for ‘beginners

kn copper work will start Thurs-

F day night under the direction of

BG, Ferguson. interested members

and awinoers of the preylous

m cls are welcome to attend, Mr,
Milys sald. _

Alnew class in beginner's pot-

tery will start Februray 1 for

those persons who are unable

De

I ee he

-Kitimal PTA
| Dy Seven
Cumic Mooks

K ete Formation of x2
[ commi@ee to head the Smelter-

TSE 5s CE em a

fee site! Scout troop and an-
| oth censor comle hooks com.
ing Kitimat resulted from

last Week's meeting of the Par-
ent-Teachers’ Assoctatton,
Rev,.William H. T. Fulton, Bill
Burbidge and John Calain form-
ed a new committee to investi-
ite whether undesirable comle
| books are being sold in Kitimat.
Also elected was a 12-man
Ecommittee to head the Smelter-
Fsite Boy Scout troop; whieh wil
Abe sponsored by the PTA, It ts
yexpected the Townsite Boy
mScouts will haye as their spon-
nsor the Kitlmat Elk's Lodge.
HR A third group was formed to
Bporganie the foundation for a
prafy? Ken Armatrong ts chair.
an with committee members
rs, PXt Wright, Mrs. Jack Con-
olly qgid Mrs, BIN Burbidge,
Last year the PTA in Kithmat
onated several books to start
he school Nbrary. .
Nok’ meeting of the Kitimat!
ITA Will be held in the Smelter-!

  
 
   
   
    
    
 
   
   
  
  
   

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tate ai

Craft Schedule Increased’ me
a With New, Special £ lasses

1A rer eet ee

29 pOteain er et ree embaemietirnee

 

anaaane

to join the Fall <class. Classes
will be held Tuesdays, . -
Persons wishing to learn the
art of making artificial flowers
may register now, the craft di.
rector sald. It is hoped that
there will be sufficient registra-
ton to start a class on Tuesday
nights, Classes aro provided tu-
itlon-free to all members of the
Clvic Centre. oO :

Due to the newly-scheduled
lime for the Children’s Film -
program, now set évery Friday -
at 4 p.m, Juntor Giris’ wood-
working class will be held on
Monday afternoons at 4. Mon-
day's boys’ clais has been
changed to Tuesday afternoon
and parents are asked to in-
form thelr childten of the
change, o

any of the craft classes can ob-
tain additional Information by
phoning the Clvle Centre at 2244
or 4326.. ot '

Heropraneitarpane

Ward; Gras ; ;
Queen Elected -

VANCOUVER (Penn Wil-

son, 19, of Vancouver, was crown,
ed queen at the annual Univer-
sity of British Columbia Mardl
Gras here Friday night. The
Mardi Gras, sponsored by fhe
25 Greek letter ‘societies ‘of the
campus, is In ald of the mulliple
sclerosis fund. us

Among the elght finalists were
Sandra Sturdy, Margot Young
and Joan Henderson, all of Vic-
torla, Maxine Green, Pat Trick,
and Cookle Diestel of Yancouver,

 

 

te Bet on the second Tues-
fey 1p, February.

 

and Marlene Hill of Albion, B.C,

 

  
 
  
  
   
 
  
   
 
  
    
   
  
   
   
      
  
  
   
   
    
  
  
    
   
 
   
   
   

“Sat

St. Faul’s Lut

By dite, for He trusteth In thee,’
Bble-to find the answer to many:
ald of iMness and suffering,

Now, it is casy enough to say.
Ait-it- ts no use to worry for it:
bes not help the situation. Or, it

wilt, we worry about does

(Rat joes not help the one who
Pscorrled about. the future and
hat It has In store,
‘here is one place of perfect
wceund that Is with the Lord,
rote wilt Kéep Tilm in perfect
wence To live perfeet peace
Inatter what may cone ts
nething heard of for the
rid: But here fs the answer ta

arty
h ¢worrler, Isalah, wha lived
ing ont seven hundred years be-

reoChrist. knew that i was &
sibility. There are two eon.

ory

ast ph ie Ans. and yet really only one
vice Wimere, for the perfect peace to
opt ours. They are, to have our
les Mains atnved on God, and to
a Fastin Him. The person who

menises ta give God pn place in
‘life ennnot expect that he

urday

By REY, ARTHUR $, OLSON

: come, so why worry? But!

Sermon

heran Church

" PERFECT PEACE
“thou wilt Keep [im In perfect peace, whose mind {s slayed

* (Ys, 20:9).

One of the plagues of our modern’ day ls worry, Men haye been

things, but when It comes to the

éifAinties of the future. man Is: filled. with worry, Men are

misfortune, poverty, Many are

Bea! iq) to live and still more afraid to dle. ‘The future haunty them.

ae ae Le ae Seer eee Teeny

him and God. Therefore, perfect

peace can never, be attained for.
eauy enough to say Mat Most one who. wishes to live hts We

“apart from God and His: will.

Dear Friends, do you have
-worrles? Then this verse ts for
‘you. God is able to give you
‘peace when you are willing to
‘turn your life aver to Him, God

fs always seoking to bless you;

and to give you the good things
of Ife. And He wants {o give vou
‘perfect pence loo, You need not
worry, WII you trust the Lord te

take care of you? Then thir] -. -.
perfect pence will flood your} ¢.°

A ee
| CHURCH

DIRECTORY
Services fe all churches att aa
pan TO pa exeept ay shown,

' ANGLICAN CATHAL
“ith Ave. Wo ot Eniutmuir 6t.

ay, he

Persons wishing to register In-

     
 
   
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
   
  
  
  
 
   
  
   
  
    
   
  
  
    
    
    
  

 

| Coe

In: these two costumes done by

jacket,

eae se
"FASHION TWINS~An unusual

Balmain's slick redingote for cocktails or dinner features luxur-
lous gold, rose and cream -brocade trimmed with mutation mink.
The brown velvet Queen Mary toque fs also trimmed with mink,
At right, Jacques Fath'’s evening costume also features mink,
this Hme as a ining for the heavily embroidered white moire

similarity of appearance occurs
two different French designers.

 

P: Peterson Wins

Mr. Peter Peterson was a
doyble prize winner last night at,
the Sons of Norway’whist drive
and; dance, held in the, seus of
Norway hall, with 13 tables’ in
play, ty ot

Ladies {Irst prize went to Mrs.
J. Slatta and second prize win-
her was Mrs, 0. Bremo,

Mr. Oscar Haveroy won the
men’s first prize and Mr. Peter-

| Mrs. W, Stuart and daughter
i Sharon, returned home dist,
night aboard the Camosun, after:

a three week holiday In Vancon-j
ver, fe

 

 

 

 

Miss Jeananne Crawford was

way to Stewart where she will
visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Crawford for two
weeks, Miss Crawford Is a aurse

in the city last night on her;

 

in Kitimat.

At Card Parly | |

son won the second prize.
Pool prizes went to Mrs. T, Ly-
shaug and Mr, Peterson. —

Conveners on the committee
for the evening's entertalnment
and refreshments were: Mr, and
Mrs. John Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs.
P. L, Peterson, Mr. and Mrs, Os-
car Giske, Mrs, Jack Ritchle and
Miss K, Fossum. oO

A large crowd attendéd | the
dance which followed. Music was
by Mike Colusal,

Watts Elected

Jack Watts was clected to the
executive of the Prince Rupert
Trades and Labor Council Thurs-

_  Baturday, January 15,1985.

; {Centre roof, was amassed: last
‘night as the first seaston of the

| Popular

Prince Ruport Wally News .

 

te

$ 5 Tor Nei Roof |

‘Sum of $76 for a new Civile

| Gantes Club Wakes |

Civle Centre 21 Games club drow
a crowd of more than 100 per-
SOnB, ‘ ,

Venue of the games club, which
Jost night was held tn the main
lounge will be shifted to the au-
ditorlum next Friday, general
secretary of the Civic Centre,
Fred Jones sald today.

 

Centre Films.

With. Children

Success of the Children's film
program, run every Friday after.
noon at the Civie Centre was
demonstrated yesterday when a
crowd of more than 100 boys and
girls attended the weekly show-

ng.

With volunteer worker Mrs,
Alf Bell running the projec-
tion machine the children saw
“A Mile Below The Wheat" show-

“Ontario Winter Holiday,” and
“Hollday Jn the Snow”
about skiing, and “A Ticket to
Jasper" showing the National
Park there. All films were in
color and were well-received by
the children.

Next week's film will be “Bush

production obtained in a special

and the ble British {Im com-
pany. Schedule of J. Arthur Rank
pletures upcoming are “Dragon
of Pendragon” on February 4,
“Fortune Lane” on February 18
and "The Lone Climber" set for
March 4,

 

MUOSE JAW, Bask. 0.--City
councll voled In favor of a
standing award for information

was not. discussed,

-NEW INTERNAL TREATMENT
PSORIARIS..

 

day night along with J. Dennis
Mulroney and W. H, Brett. Mr.
Watts’ name was inadvertently
ommitted from the report of
the meeting at which Pat O'Neal
was named president, H. §, Har-
rison, vice-president and J. S,

Dramatic cHinteul results show the
; ew titernal treatinent, LIPAN, fs
, Surenssful ti almast 7 ont of 1 eases,
Even stubborn tostonsx of long stands
Ing tive responded to LEAN,
/ Ask your druggis€ for LIPAN, Vor
| tree hooklet and ctlaleal reports, write
to Creenlove Company, 21 Klug St.
Toronto, Dept. p"

ing the ofl flelds in Leduc, Alta. |=
both

Christmas," a J. Arthur’ Rank|}

deal between: tie Civic Centre |]

leading to arrest of vandals, The:
amount of the reward however, :

   

fouy . ,
Installed
«Mrs, E, A. Evans, Rebekah dis.,
trlet deputy president presided
at the Installation of officers of
the Centennial Lodge af the Val.
halla Hiall Wednesday night.

Installed for the coming year |:
were Mrs, C. Viors,: Immediate
past noble grand; Mrs, Helen Gil.
bert, noble grand; Mrs. H. Paul-
son, vice-grand; Mrs, W, McDade,
recording secretary; Mrs. ©. J.
Wilkinson, Gnancial secretary
and Mrs, V, Clecone, treasurer, 7
Mra, A, B, Woods, right sup-|§ 0°
port of noble grand; Mrs. W..8. 4
Stevens, left support of noble
grand; Mrs. J; §. Irvlne,. right
support of vice-grand and. Mrs,
8, W. Hammond, left: support of
vice-grand..
Mra, L. Brain, chaplain; Mrs,
N. Moorchouse, conductor; Miss
A, Johnson, warden; Mrs. J, De-
lorme, guardian; Mrs, &, Pefor-
son, color bearer; Mrs. J. M.
Simpson, degree captain and Mrs,
G, Ferguson, planist, ,
- Following the business medt-

Ing, a social hour. was enjoyed
by the members,

  
  
  
 
     
   

 

GEORGE DAWES:
AUCTIONEER
Phone 6032 and 2953

 

 

It js anderstood that the Civic’ Centre

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Jef... Anew film “The Kitimat Story” hia been produced.
‘| Aluminum Company of Canada gnd has ben, mado available

- to the publi¢ on'a loan baals, ‘The’ film,10 mm, and in-cétet
tolls the story ofthe Kitimat project from the time of the
-murveys: ntl’ the. pouring of, thé. teat: Ingo
August’ before ‘the Duke of Edinburgh: ge’. oo
aod that the Cfvle‘Gentre ts irytng to gdt'tho

film through the Prince Rupert Film Council, Groups wishing: ”
I, may phone the Civic Centre.and. make arran
the announcement of Its arrlval,-

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YOU CAN-BO AT HOME WITH cst rem
re ; Serene t qe A ut Are you in Fayour..of the sale. of beer, ale,and stout: on y
SYLVAPLY .. 4, de. under a public-house figence for consumption on licenced prem- |
, DOUGKAS FIR PLYWOOD | (NOTE—A pub creel be similar to the presént beer-parlor
ae | licerice). ep oo
SAVE MOWEY! ! | a EY Sue aden
With Syivaply, mos! projects are well within the 1g. ‘Are you if favour i the-sale of beer, al stout ah d vi nie it “
avetage man’s ability to handle a himmer and saw @ under a dining-room ficence or, consumption with meals on fi.
and when you do-it-yoursell” you save money. 1 cenced promises? bo op apie cay Sahn ie Milne teeth ek Pk
wet mt neon you, alte iad | -(NOTE—Di nin g-roarn’ licenées’ willbe: granite ‘ o’hote §) rest
ylvaply's time and money saving qualities reduce . aos Sate lihe “entluan cate: ctramehiog “Gud iecrke: an
costs too, when a professional carpenter of tants, clubs, railway cars, steamships, ‘and resorts) |
contractor does the job, | : Reena rene eg
a YOU GET | | Aro you in fovourof the sale of liquor under a dining-loungo
| . « —_ Eicence for consumption with meals on licenced premises? ck
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS (NOTE—Dining-lounge licences will-be issued principally to what”

Sylvaply is the real

wood of a thousand uses, Its

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an mve peace either, Peaee |] toly Communion 6:30 a.m. he material facture tomake it better « gy . a
wr OO shave pee liber, Peace thy Canney 880 hm ug aie oh | i) Are you in favour of tho sale of liquor undera lounge licenco |.
i nipRMhows that all ty well between || Camm DB Proce ve a hoysetine, indoors or out! | %%» for consumption on licenced promises eat he
oe SO AT. PUTEI'N ASULICAN : | ~  (NOTE—Lounge licences will be issued to: cocktail-bars, They. ["
Oe Juntor Chunet | , ae will be -grantad only to clubs, hotels, resorts, railways "|... |
ve ee ti. Juntor Churedy VY aan 504 — r : : :
wii TEQQers [2 Sep A nar bln eo , cars, and steamships.) * Oe,
WO. | PUNT MAPTES : ou ke -
TM iflniugo elimination tourna.'| — Se A¥8. Rat Young ®t hn fo Da'tcYoonele ! | to be submitted according to the 'Liquor-Control Plebiscte: Act to the
wel Og ’ i ls unit honk (3sN | at ‘ ‘ vel
aa | Bert, Mooso Temple, HT Th Bt fy an Linvey Deueon'.., Dlut 6992 Remodelling lor needed extra ® it  saicl clectors in the polling divisions herein listed; and une that “a :
inn Sot nitthg Monday, January IT ab; TTA BAPTA + rooms it enay ond thellty the | obedience to the sald Writ a poll shall be opened of 8 o'clock. In ¢t Q
cs MES pan. Eintetes must bet by, O20 Oth Ave, Bint oka aa forenoon and shall be closed at 8 o'clock in. the afternoon on the third
ae Tae core vattatly ox ar, Wurenp Hat ta. yout allie or ovement at day of Februory, 1955, for taking and receiving the votes of the said elec:
OTE tips, Contact Duty Clerks or ‘| Rev. ba. ‘Thorpe Diat gu7t your dealer's. , tors aforesaid at the respective places in the said polling divisions ‘as .
Otis Free 2 VANTEC AS PRE CTCNCH, There's a new world of pleasure on tne os
ih ees Freeman, (12) IVANTAELC AL FUER CHC HCH ae tor nee im in at Bo Youre follows: re | a
A) speelal for danny aby Sunday Boho) 1:00. atu, furniture. Your dealer has \ vaply . | | |
Mgalgggenecr Laundry 020) Ltd. Morning Service Vb ft fies Piant for coftee tables, cobinety POLLING PLACES '
tie Ae Ve Discount on all dey cleaning Muto ©. We Gluelaty Dial 8ovu > end (adios
Whets of $3.00 ar over, 20-80% | NT PSUS LUTHERAN .
nl Beount on all lnundry pound |] on Ave. nt Metride iene Polling Division Address of Poll.
om! \ . te ies utiny Be : . ,
mt side. Phone att ot ay jtev, A.B, hun Point 4404 J ae Butedale Diaby | ; ) Butedala Scho) ' .
an “PENTECONTAG TARGUNACHE — }, feces ve (Diaby Island) lea 0 ah |
1 Ano meeting a eee ttt aves Wr oo C7 HELP FOR.THE HANDYMAK Hodge : let Pig " Residence of Sinclair Paton
cn moteworkers Local W1A.W.U, | Morning tervive 1080 Visit Handyman Headquarters in your neighborhood, (INTs HNle UU :
‘if nday, Fauuary 10, 20, Loglon | _ Suuntlay tiohoul ot ap ‘ Whether you're anold hand ara peginner, your Kitkatla ’ Residence of Grace Vickers
ve ARM Toni, Klection of offleets saa RTT TTT ILS : dae wl be ato ia yu tice tal can save Masset: Community Hall
A embers unne re, MNT PEERY TREN oul mnotiny, Your dew Too: . ;
a members ured ty be MN | up ath Ave, a or spain ploecls : s Mossel Reserve Gommurity Fall
an Himduy Belool 194 at aketla ~ Counc
me a! Vetor's Chureh, Beal Cave, | QF YAY AITO ‘in ! : “THEME” PANELS Miller Boy ' Miller Bay Hospital
oh WE ttunion: service will be held. rt Vener Burret way \y Moresh Rvcreation Fell
100 A opm, Sunday, Jan, Vt Bunduy Bohood WO pny. \ we Nandy slaes for those small jobs and OFeshy, a al K
ler ihre wil be RE Rey UG Hr, Capi. wnt Mew, Q, fn me | imei) veils. Minky lng Oona River Residence of Fle 0 uist ;
‘eld Us, Malop of Caledanta a fir t RTT OL | | tna to can Port Clements Community Ilall
yt j in , Puts Nt \ ' ' wd . “ 4 * :
ne y Muose Whist fournnment Bit. Usd ath Ave, Wout i , LS i) tr a ihe in cary (hen Port Edward commurnty Hall ; Co
“yop 4 1 oie q " set sod { : ; , . . yy pew pts
FE ee EE ey ateber bial On TOUGHT (IGHTY EASY-TO-USE QEALUHE WOOD PANELS Wink, Port Simpson Counc | om '
wet VE Cosh Cor ald yold = Wulger's, anesitsisantsaronsoaneressiene! | ea PITT Ouean Charlotte City. - a nadion le 0 loll
ao | a) BEA eer 2 Oa Cele) Shidegate - Canadian lea on Halt
at Ah Skidegale Mission ommunity ha .
mt i FIRST UNITED CHUR KH ' i Serving Lumnbor Deatars froin Coast to Cost Sandspit Canadian Legion Hall
( ' ' wv ib ’ 3
ees i veo OMILLAN & BLOEDEL LIMITED Tlell ' Residence of ES, Richardson
i tte my ' 4 1 : NT | . : . oy .
: al Pisum, Morning, Worship 7340 punt tvontng Worship WIHOSOR = TORONTO. §=—-MONIKLAL QUEBEC CIIY Of whieh all persons are |wreby required to take noti¢a and to gov-
sal i Kérmons The bird Koop Mormon (hn Chelation Valth - _ ern thomsolves accordingly, Pays. os oh Ie }
et) " The , EE TO) | a - wel Re he MO
rs 0 : vat AND WORSIIL py ALBERT g McCAFFERY lt ( 1S AND CITY BUILDERS GIVEN undor my hand at Prince Ruport, this Thirteenth doy of Jame.
i ‘ og . vary, 1995. : cg eran jel ApEn! p
1 cul BPUNUAY SCHOOLS: AL Fhe epited, Nursery, Kindarro ten | : ; ' : - i a 8 sort MeLAREN, Vo
We & Peimary at Caan, Oldor Chit ' | eet “Return roi
in em, Aa ke rh a 8 a | Cow Bay . Diol $126, $127 & $128) SOS McBride St, Dial $430.) | ; ng Officer, |
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Prodamation of Returning Officer | |
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA’ | |

t Blectoral Distt |.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby? gWahite thd elactcls fhe val is diy, : : |

sions listed helow, of the Prince Rupert: Electoral District, that. 1 ha
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