Prince Rupert Daily News ~
_Saturday, October 15, 1995,

I Sal turday Sermon

By MAJOR W. C. POULTON, ABE,
The Salvation Army
OUR LIMITATIONS

ret: The Spirit of Got not only maintaing (hly hope

ibin us, bul helng us in our present Hinltatlons,
(Romans 8:26) | With six table Menibe :OM= |
| 1” of whist and! ember of the Wbrary com
A quickly let me add that this ts from J. B, Philips’ translation | three tables of bridge in play at! mittee, Mrs, Albert Loughlan |
Ache Epistles. His kanguage Is so very up to date English and | ‘the card party, four women tled| Was presented with a farewell !

5 ae dustriie 0 undefiled (hat it makes good meditation Feading, jfor first place in whist, jae when the group held Its
7 ow } : wt i! Y ht!
Pol never elves way on the, : Mrs, Robert Cormier won the’ ‘ Vegu ar meeting Tuesday nig
. ion of the ultimate victory ; thls problem of Hmitations in} icut for first prize while Mrs. ja the home of Mrs, N, G. Nelson.
Brown Clit, which must ever. ‘the everyday walk of Ife, It may : John MacDougall took second | N08 Eleventh Avenue Bust. |
Aine howe of all children of: ibe our lack of school ecluention | P&2e. Losing the cub were Mrs,! Mrs. Loughlan Is leaving the)
Bit tte dows recognize our|in early life, some physleal dis- Lillian Williams and Miss Betty; clly in the near future to make |
Mm nants and tts limitations, : ability or some defect In our | j Bla | hes home In the south,
A pauls ate developed surely {personality which just makes It; Men’ first whist prize Was) yon tet pres ean en
, : hard

the meaning of ‘hard for us to do what we know |Won by Mrs. Harold Grinstrand Smith took the consolation prize.

jshould be done, Chairman was Miss Sylvia.

4
MN loose Ware Have Busy Whe ,
W th Meetings “und Pasties '

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The Women of the Moose’ had, Mrs, A, E, Norton wort rss |
ft busy week when a card party) prize in the men's bridge s section |
: WAB singed Wednesday night in| while Dean Freeman took sec-
: the Moose Temple and two WOM |
; committees held their’ regular!
‘Meetings In private homes

ond place, '

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Be learned

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pital ' However, w
world history fs full
ave to five uy tu!
Mort of us have lo Mee Oo .of instances of men and women
pwho, {need with what could:

Se cuuRei
BHIRECTORY

series inal churehes it Pt tan
Sa em eveepl ie shown
aes een

a Nhl ie AN iy ty CVTHE DRAL

Ba ave Wout Pynamulr Bb,
Holy Comentplon BIO ain,
Sunday Grpool, Ha DE ain.

Be pton Wo Prockter, Dink 4766

TL LOE TT
at PUEER'S ANQLICAN
Seal Cose
Jntor Church Sam.
Me Podatd 8 Lourey
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have heen accepted ag thunita-
tlons Impossible to overcome,
yel won through,

1 We have a Nmitation on our
‘efforts to develop gardens in
these parts, and yet look at
some of the excellent gardens
i we do have in all parts of the
ielty;
_belng that great array of nas-
‘turthims grown In tin cang on
‘the steps of the house at the:
iend of Second Avenue, Surely no |
‘one turns off McBride onto |

a Povurbber te

TinsT WAPTIST ‘Third without being thrilled by
osu Aw Bat Young 8t. the way that gardener has over-
By Serco Fete WD and 12:16 7 come her limitations,

Tt WP TIST Are you burdened with a sense ,

  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
  

Wald vou like to be another

Brain PRE CHRON
Paul and stir the world, or ai

bh Aye oat Ambrose

Sunday & heal a " ‘wt rsecond Billy Graham and spell
. Martane Serviee 1205 ,
Bicone i sachir Blab 2000 bind great crowds, or a second |

‘Albert Schwilzer and thus a suc-
-cexsfl missionary?

The Spirit of God not only
‘maintains this hope of ultimate
‘victory through Christ. but /M
helpr us In our present Mmita-!
iffons {0 have patience with,
‘ourselves and develop that whieh ;
we DO POSSESS and thus make!

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sth (ve at Metride St,
sunilas sedi DO ibe

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PATECOST AL TABRHONACLE
wa tth Ave West
Murali! Servier TEI0
Sunday bebool 10°30 an,
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brown Street

of 2.30 pm.

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‘af its powers,
{tg opoortunities Is pone, and;
tomorrow belones to God: |

moct even thouvh It be a day
if limitations,

  

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i NENA ELIDUDP LEED GUL ALOEL EAS DLL EOIDOOODDOLEODELELODEDS TODS,

INTER CHURCH

Z SINGSPIRATION,
9 p.m, Sunday First Baptist Church
ALL WELCOME

Brseesssseeencsveress eee eseoeee eee Cee eee

Not the feast of them

conn ee in am. of your limitations? Especially:
Yeriaue Worsup 140 am us they affect your service for |
Bey LA Thorpe Dial 9971 |: God?

and Alfred Jacobson took BCC
ond prize. | Johngon while other member's

In the bridge section, Mrs, j present were .Mrs. John Mac-!
Harry A. Hansen won the wo-! Dougall, Mrs. Emil Nordine, Mrs.

men’s first and Mrs. Herbert! Alex Gomez, Mrs, Carl Matson, |
Guests attending were Mrs. :
PLAN SEWING STALL
MrssMuma Win!

Phipps: took second, | Mrs, Allen Hamilton and Mrs.
iQle Tweed,
d k ‘Josephine Taylor and Mrs, Au-:
Te Rorvi gusta Lindquist.
‘The publlelly committee which’
j held its regular meeting at the:
‘At SON. Whist'

 

-Third Avenue West, Thursday
night discussed plans for a sew-
Mrs, Jean sunt won ladles’ | Ing stall to be featured at the,
first prize and Ted Rorvik too’! WOM fall bazaar, November 10.
jmen’s first prize last night ant i Conducting the meeting was.
iwhist as the Sons O; Norway | chairman, Miss Betty Martin.
‘whist tournament got underway! Following the business meet-'
‘In the SON hall. Ing, games were played. Mrs.’
Mrs. Kolbjorn Dehli won wo _‘Rehard Gtske won the door

Inen's second prize and Alfred Prize.
‘Jensen men’s second prize. There |
‘wete 10 table; in play.

‘Pool prizes were won by Mrs. ;
jOlat Skog and Ovald Johansen, ‘Roy Boyehuk,

| Committee In charge of are | Attending as a guest was Mes.

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‘rangements and refreshments ; Edith Brewerton.

'Mrs. Ole Stegavig, Mrs. J. W.
‘Kidd, Mra. Erle Martin and Mts.

home of Mrs, Edith Reld, 930:

Other members present were.

 

Here's 0 hearly beef stew — rich
‘in favor— much as that of the

| old frontier days when a-hot meal

was the best part of a long hard

ay.
Those Davy Crockett fans will
go for Frontier Stew in a big
way, So how about it? When
it's. chow-time at your house,
_ why not greet your active family
with this savory Frontier Stew
and Rs extra special topping?
INGREDIENTS:
44 cup plus 1 tablespoon cook-

ing fat

Flour
i Ib, stew ‘beet cut in 1” cubes
4) cup water
1 No, 303 can tomatves
1 cup onion silees (halve Jarge

slices)
1 cun carrot slices
2 bay leaves
2'enspoons silt
14 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 cup uncooked while rice
2 teaspoons salt
2 cups water
2 eggs

144 cups grated American cheese.

') teaspoon black pepper
Dash of Tabasco sauce —*

 

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Frontier Stew Has A New Type Topping |
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Nice Counter Servier, die,

METHOD; Melt the fat ina skil-

let, Thoroughly cover the bect

with flour, Brown the beef in.
the fat, Blend one tablespoon of
flour intg the fat, Slowly stir in
the water, Add the tomatous,
onion, carrots, bay leaves, salt,
pepper and Worcestershire sauce,
Mix well, Cover and conk over
a low heat 1 hour or until the
ment Is tender, Add more water
i( a thinner mixture is desired,
About 20 minutes Before the beet
ig done, put the rive, salt and
water in a 2-quart. saucepan, |
Bring to a vigorous boil, Turn |
the heat as low us possible, Cover |
and leave over this low beat 14

minutes, Remove tae saucepan |
from the heat but Jeave the lid |
on 10 minutes. Stir in the eggs, |
cheese, pepper and Tabasco sauce,

Pour the beef-v ‘egetable mixture —
into a greased shallow baking

dish about J2"x7"x2", Arrange |
the hot rice mixture over the |
stew, leaving the center imeov-

ered, Place the baking dish under. ,
the broiler and broil 15 minutes |
or until the rice mixture fs heated
through and slightly browned.

Serve immediately.

This recipe makes 6 to 8 servings,

 

‘It effertive to the full, extent:
Yesterday with:

‘therefore use today to the utes

LONDON @--Of the 1,500, 000!

Hks1 UNITED ‘children attending church!
fh Ae ON ag [Schools in England and Wales,
cae iat gag |) 280,000 are In buildings put up

were Mr. and Mr.

ieneat Havroy,
‘and Mrs. P. L. Peterson.
_Dancing followed.

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First Presbyterian Church

Bivtes you
TO WORSHIP

 

 

a | The Salvatic tion Army

Special Thanksgiving Services
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16TH

Altar Service 7:30 p.m.

Everyone Welcome
Mall Devorated for the Oceaslon

ENSEMBLE
ensemble
skirt, cout and bag Is made of

© MATCINING
This matching

black and whlte wool yarn,
Butterfly collar and fill-plald
coat Hning hiehlipht this crea-
Hon cealed “Suleica.” Designer
_ ds Susan Bouquet of Montreal,
(CP Phe to)

CIVIC CENTRE

Community
Week

 

a Paul’s Lutheran Church

special Evangelistic Services

Mr. Verne Lavik -- Seattle, Wash,
With Colored Miablon alides

October 17-21 -- 8:00 p.m.

Rev, Sidnov Nolson — Saskatoon, Sosk,
Octobor 23-30

& Everyone Welcome

Kolbjorn |
Debi. Mrs, Harold Grindstrand, -
Nels Gundeson,
r, and Mrs, S. S. Kristmansan:

_ Second Avenue West left this

 

of:

) fosters & specfalty, Dial 3215.

PS Agent, Mutual Life of Crnada.'
a or
” Phone 2

A @ Altention Meinbois— Moone we

  
 

Me caning, Admission free,
_coes 26¢,

 

PERSONALS

i Dr. and Mis. Anthony Ralling,

 

 

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visiting bis father, George 1. i
Paine, 318 Sixth E.reet.

Maritime Commission Inspec-

 
   
 
   

‘morning by Canadian Pacific .
‘Airlines plane for a ton “day tor, Commander F. B. Latehmore ;
‘holiday in Vancouver and sou'h- of Ottawa was In the elty for a;
“en points, » few days before leaving aboard |
% Me + the Union Steamship Chiicotin
Mrs. Helen Porter of Van- Thursday evening to make a
couver returned home (his (our cf Queen Charlotte Islands
merning by CPA plane aftr a from where he will rein {o]
two-week holiday here as guast | Vancouver.
-of Mr. and Mrs, B. 'T. Eile, 414: u
{Gzeen Street.  Yanscuvar 4

we af

KEEP MATCHES
AWAY
FROM CHILDREN!

  

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dsticr, Mrs. ArfHur
Gres cy arrived in the city ‘Thes-
dey fer achort stay as guest of
cher tarents, Mr. and Mrs. John!

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‘George Wililam Paine icft this:

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT

~ COMMUNITY”
WEEK

OCTOBER 17TH, TO 22ND, oar

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Opening Ceremony
" Monday October 7— 8 pari,

Talks by:—
E. T: Applewhalte, M.P, ttl,
Mayor George E, Hills

Canon Baall §. Prockter.

NAVY & HIGH SCHOOL BANDS.
HUGO KRAUPNER AT THE ORGAN me

- REE TO ALL = *

Master of Ceremonies, T. N. Youngs, Civic Centre Pre: Anjent.

 

"Tuesday, October 18th

JAYCEE PANCAKE .

—Ttol0am  °

All You Can Eat For Only $1.00

,
ayer

“Flap the Jacks with the Junior Chamber of Commerce C

- BREAKFAST

 

_ Tuesday, October i8th

CAR BINGO.

8 p.m.
Rent Cards For $5‘A Card ©
Bingo Memberships 25¢

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Wednesday, October 19th
CONTINUOUS =

ROLLER SKAT ING .

Wh

ade

‘From 2pm., On, ’

FREE ‘TO ALL

 

“norning by plane for Vanebuver ;

where +he will rejcin his shin the ne ith S18 Seventh Avene |
lighthouse tender,  Alezando- Wect, Mrs, Groves {: the former!

   

PLACE TO START NY

T. Norton ne ie
Agencies Ltd. ft
213 ard St, — Dial 323

 

 

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’ tleqted the Vanconver Scheel ef
i Rotary Tea unclaimed tae te In his second year. He is
‘Hon of the winning numbers— tact
'Pabie No. 2— No, 242, Indy's Wags [or oes ance enmamnng sn encesne to
(Table No, 4, No. 159, sack of po- |
‘tatoes; Table No. 7, No, 245,
8. No. 349, vond flares. C241) |
lp Tiy our Barbecued Duck!

gmt of this edty,
cypetd Mettox deft ihe clty |
prizes can be picked up at Gor- i ine son of Mr. and Mrs, Joshua!
Table No, 2, No, 330, grease and
THE MELROSE er -
‘punching bag; Table No. 8, No, ‘ ?
‘Noodles, Fresh Shrimp Fried.

MeKenzle after a week's innlidy i ta "ee
, ‘Tuesday monn vw by clans ta
(don & Andetson's on presenta~lyerey of 203 Ninth Avene |
lubrication, ‘at MeRae Moters; |
2, lady's vanity ense; Table No.’ «. ney
‘Rice, Barheeued Pork Chow Mein, |

Q FINY, FAMOUS CINNESE DISHES
2. SERVED 'TO PERFECTION j
‘ +
IFrled Prawns, Chicken Waitun,

phono “ 329
'Red Hrand T-Bone Steak, Fried;

Half Chicken, Deep Fried Oy-' 7a
sters, You will find you get the pp

For Orders to
Take Out

‘Garlle Spareribs, Chicken Giblet!
iChop Suey, Crah Fooyung, Deep |

 

 
       
   
   

      

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“CONTINUOUS ee

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From 2 9 nn. On , oy

"GENEVIEVE” _ : FREE TO ALL

TEA and SALE.

 

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beat at the Grand Cafe. Phone J

     
   
  
       
      
       

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'o Richard + Sepiton, District

  

Life counsel, | 7

301.

Insurance

  

(VIA NORTHLAND)

Fresh Stochs

“®@ Philips and RCA Victor radio combi

nipht Saturday, Oct, 16. Games,
an

 

¥. Ballet

DANCING

CHILDREN'S

 

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! “FiRst UNITED CHURCH

! 1100 any Morning Family Worship

he Is our Rally Rervice and all the boys and girls of
Ht Walted Aunicay Aehool will ablend this Rervice, No
| Sunday Hehoal,

70pm, Evening Worship

(est Preweher: Rov. Wed. Lave, of Vaneorver,
Chrtstiin Rdnention seeretary for iG,

COMM AND WORBTTP

PONRAD UNITED HALL BUNDAY BOHOOL:
ik TM ehidven & yous and alder
“OM All younger children
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STUDENTS.

Just Arrived at FASHION FOOTWEAR

4. Tap Dancing Shoes -

In Children’s and Ladies’ Sizes

    

BALLET SLIPPERS
Sizes ,
W-3.. $2.60
TAPS

Sizes

Sse $4.95
PAP Ae

         
 
       
  
 
   
  

i tions, record players and mantel radios.
@ Kroehler ancl Tynan Chesterfield Suites.
—@ Refrigarators,
@ Electric and Oil Ranges.

ARRIVED
FRIDAY

VIA QUEEN OF THE NORTH .

© Frigidaire Refrigerators, Ranges, auto-
matic Washers and Dryers.

@ Wunda Weve Runs.

    
 
  

Slippers

   
   
 

  
     

 
  
    
   
 

LADIES’ |S
BALLET SLIPPERS > ||

Sizes $2.95 ,

4-7...
TAPS

Sect . $5.45

 

Dolores Muelntosts lott the elly fast Saturday ana
buying (ein to Vancouver, She tas roturnet with
complete stacks of (he records you wit,

 

 

MUUVING DAILY 8 WIDE BELECTION
OV NEW FALE PUMPS AND SANDALS IN |
TEACK = HEOWN a NAVY

The Store That Servier Wullt

NicRAE BROS.

TEMPORARILY OPPOSITE THE DUS DEPOT ,

 

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DIAL 2325 & 2326

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8. p.m,

Outside Tho Clvic Centre |

4 ee ro . oe

_ Friday, October 21st
10 pam = 4 a,

CIVIC CENTRE MEMIBERSHD vad

SUPERDANC
$1.00

This Is A Membership Dance

‘Avoid lining up In the rain... get your dance

ticket ot the desk, NOW! “ra a
| ge SIX HOURS OF DANCING «>

% FOUR ORCHESTRAS —
/2 ATA TIME

FOOD — COFFEE — FLOORSHO

ALL FOR $1.00

IT'S ASUPERDANCE AT A
SUPER-LOW COST! ss

2:30 p.m. ay
“Drink A Cup With The Women's 0

SPORTS EVENTS. a

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Saturday, October 22nd

_TEEN DANCE

© 990pm

FREE TO All TEENS

 

  
 

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