LL, MEANS SORORITY time,

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n Duplan of Canada, may be washed with ease and requires

Becanhe! 13:in the Civic

Se retest matin send ap rte geteaarte we reeearime

Jesus Christ
Cure For Sin
Says Director

There $s only one cure for sin,
Rev, Sidney Nelson told the con-|,
gregation of St. Paul's Lutheran
church last night,

i Mr, Nelaon, vouth director of
the Young Poopleé’s Luther
League, youth group of the Evan.
geliea) Lutheran Chureh of Can-
adn, Is guest spenker at the sec-
ond week of specls] serviéés be-
Jng held in the Lutheran chureh
hore,

Mr. Nelson said .the eure for
ain.is found in the cross of Jesus
Christ, ;

Judas Eseariol and Ponthus
Pilate were examples of men who
tyled to deal with thelr sins apart
from Christ, and falled..

He urged the congregation to
pleture Jesus on the cross saying
that His death was for all of
them,

Rev. A, S. Olson, pastor, led
the service while Nina Mostad,
president of the Luther league
lect In devotion.

 

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Dress has styled the trim boclice

 

vo Radio Programs Planned
y Civic Centre Association

rting tonight a series of
Heasts over radio — station;

Rowil) be launched by the.
B centre Association in an:

Peet to help the public become ,
Me aware of the role of the!
aren the community.

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‘Convene Tea

ps. Harry Paulson will bei
Fal convener when the Cen- |
pa Rebekoh Lode No. 40:
t. fall bavaay yomorrow

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The special services will con-
tinue every night this week ex-
cept Saturday, starting at 8 p.m.
A prayer meeting Is belng held
each evening at 7:30..

100 Children
Taking Part
In “Tiny Tots”

More than 100 children are}
taking part in the Civic Centre's
weekly Tiny Tol class held ev-'
ery Wednesday afternoon $n the;
Centre gymnasium, Mrs, F.
Peagam, supervisor, announced |
today.

With such a large class, Mrs,

 

' Every Tuesday from tonight
-on, a 15-minute program called
“Community Cavalcade” will be
heard at 10:30. The program wil]
give publicity to the activittes of
various city organizations, . will
‘announce forthcoming events
‘and will include interviews with
“members of organizations around
‘town, . The program will also
‘stress that although the Clvic
iCentre is open to the general
‘public, added benefits can be ob-
‘talned from becoming | members.

Also ta be started Monday, No. |
‘vember 7, with be a program

The 1955 C hristmas Carol F Festival will: be staged

Centre. It’ Was: Gnnounced

'|+/toddy by the carol festival committee of the Prince | Ua
Rupert District Music and Drama. Festival, Associa-

ition,

G, Bird, chairifan: of this year's
committee, ‘str ssed that the fes-
tival. would: be: onen' to any cho-
ral croup jn, the vicinity,

Cholrs which did not take part
in last year's ahnual event, ave
invited to conmunicate with one
of the committee members to
discuss ata in this
year's. pro#ral

Groups ‘entering the: festival

lesser knovm, carols or ‘ olhér
Christmas: music and. aif, ntur}=
bers should’ be cleared : fhvenan

cation.

Fourteen | local choirs pre
sented. lesser known carols for
the 1054 -Christmas season to.a
large audience and It 's hopad
that jast veor's successful ven-
ture will be repeated this year.

A nominal charee of 2 cents
is belng made,

Committee members are Mrs,
Bird, Eweene Bartlett anid Ms,
W. S. Kergin.

wa eye geen
Junior Programs
Under Way.
At. Civic Centre

Two of the Civic Centre's pro-
| Jects for junior members «ot
‘underway yesterday under the
direction of Miss Rusty Thain.
. Launched ‘yesterday: afternoon
‘and scheduled agai tomorrow
‘between 4 and 5 pm. for ehild-
lren aged 6 to 12 years was Jun-
(lor Playground, Also -started
i yesterday afternoon ‘from 2:30
‘to 3 was Pre-School Arts and
| Crafts.
Starting Friday afternoon will
i be junior story hour for children

‘aged 6 to 12 years slated for 4
Ilo § p.m. and the Pre-School

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with sessions . starting at. 2:30
‘and ending at-3:30 pn.

Miss Thain also announced an
innovation .to. the Saturday af-
ternoon, roller skating seSsions.

At a. recent: es Mra, HL.

are expected to. sing two of the}.

the committee .to -avold| dup. .

‘Rhythm Band and story hour}

  
   

 
  

 
 

 
  

  
       
    
     
   
     
      
    
      
         
       
  
     
   
   
   
   
  
  
   
 
  
  
   
   
 
   
 
 
 
  
   
    

 

  

  

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-loughly, and pie for a ‘perfectly |
matehed touch-up Job.

‘Tsérved hot—and,
1 serye. It fresh from ‘the. oven or

‘sponsored by Orme Stuart on
nn in the Civie Centrei nehalf of the Civic Centre, call-
pon TOUnRG, ‘ad “Musical Comedy Theatre.”
Iny surgestions for Christ-: It will carry no ‘advertising but
feifts will be on sale at the; will feature choruses and orches-
fis beoths some of which) trations from popular musical j
kie flower corsageg and sew-; comedies such as “Belle of New
i Yue k," Floradora Girl,” and
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po -coking, fish pond and
yosunds are Usd, being Both programs ar? Selng .pre-
rec. “\sented to ‘elp Prince Rupert
B will be served from 2 ‘{o(residents realize that the Glvic
fom. with tea room hostess Centre Is not ori.y a hub of com-
Alex Barbe In charge. emunity activities but a service.
7 sooeemnn | eon for hobbies, entertaln-|
ee iment and after work  telsure’

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'@ Cals at the Grand Cafe for
the best. Try our fresh Crab
' Pooyiny, Long Sparerlbs and
‘Chips, Deep Fried Wuntun, Fresh
‘Shrimp Fried Rice, Barbecued
‘puck Noodles, Barbecued Park
‘Chew Mein, Grand Chop Bucy,
‘Decp Fried Prawns, Red Brand
'T-Pone Steaks, Fried Half Chick.
“en, Roast Turkey, Cracked Fresh
Grab, Phone orders a specialty,
Dial sa 5, (282)

‘6 Order GYRO Apples. “NOW:
(24 hour order service, Phone 4246
[leave your name and addross
an our Electronic Secretary—de-
itlvery Oet, Ith, $2.06 box oy

240)

‘oT he Rebekah Bazaar will be
Mm held at the Civie Centre in the
ME Common Lounge, Wednesday
vefternoon frum 2 to 4:30, (249)

  

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MPTIES | PLEASE WAVE
Hi READY WHEN THE
RIVER CAL

Peagam sald it is “more than

gratifying to see the large num- A beginner's roller skating

ber of mothers who have volun-
teered their services as teachers."
Lending their guidance are
Mrs, Alf Rivett, Mrs. D, R. Bar-
clay, Mrs. Robert Eby, Mrs. Wil-
‘lam Homenuk, Mrs. Stan Veitch,
iMrs. Kenheth Hardy, Mrs. A. F.
‘|Martin, Mrs.’ Herbert: Hughes,
Mrs, Walter J. Smith, Mrs, Lloyd
Bowman and MrséQ, EB. Milicr.
Mrs. L G.. Sieber, Is planist,

Bridge, Whist
Prizes Won.

Mrs, M, F. spin won the
bridge first pr while = Mr.
Bmith took the second bridge
prize when the Women’s Auxil-
lary to the Canndian Legion held
its regular card party last night
in the Canadian Leglon auditor.
jum.

With nine tables In play, other
winners were Mrs, Signe Jen-
sen winning the first whist prize
and Mrs. Jean Mumia second,

Committee in charge of enter-
lajnment ind refreshments were
Mrs. Harold Anlerson,. My. Alex
Mhera and Mrs. Williar't? Rath-
well, ‘

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PROSPERITY NIGH

VICTORIA (—Britlsh Colum-
bla's prosperity will reach an all-|
me high this year, Trade Mine
ister Ralph Chotwynd wroto in |
new departmentalgeonomle bul-
letin, Construction and man-
fnetuving iduabeles shows “phe-

skaters as Instructors will be
held from 1 to 2 p.m, before rep-|
ular roller skating starts, The!
beginner's, elas is. free - but/
would-be skaters must be begin-
ner, Miss Thain’ sald.

Ureneruentererrneneeurnrnsernrures

PERSONALS *

be ha hevahuoall bared arertserererererys cvs!

Mr. and Ars. John Riley, 233
Eleventh Avenue East left this
‘morning by Canadian -Pasitte
‘Airlines plane for a thyee-werk
‘holiday to Vancouver where they:
Will: visit thely ‘dauchter Ber-
nice, who Is attendine Vanton-
ver Normal school,

 

 

Mr. W. A, Doubleday left by
plane this morning for Van-
rouver wheres he vill join Mrs,
Doubleday before leavine for an
extended stay In Italy.

Jack Guthrie, 423 Third Aven-
ue West will be returning home
tomorrow by. train after holiday.
ing for the past three weeks in
Saskatoon and other prairie
cities, it wis leamed today.

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\! or displayed by the Liquor
Bbal Houtd or by the Gover +
peut of th itvh Golumbie.

  
  
   
   
  

‘| ¢ Publle meeting Saturday,
(Oct, 29 8 pm. at Clvie Contre,
‘ sneaker M. J. Coldwell, (253)

ESSAY CONTEST,

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Room 402, 550 Burrard St,, Vancouver 1, BC,

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gald, and retat?'sales in the frst
nine months of the year seta
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Van P, letras | |
Colirats |
She Wedding

Celebrating (heir silver wed |

(ding. anniversary. today, are Mr.

‘and Mis, “Albert. Van Pykstrd, |”
245 SeventhAyenue West. ~ -

Residents of Prince Rupert for

years, the ‘anniversary- vonple
arrived hee from Fline Mon!
jwhere they were married In

| Jotuing thelr parents. in the
‘celebrations today are three
children, Louis Mitzi and Franks |
iin, all at home,

In November Mr,
,Van Prks‘ra wil take an ex end.
Jed trip to the United Btates ’
“where thee will visit: Mes, Van ;
-Pvketra's father in Chicago after |
I which they will go to Europe |
to vis relatives tn Holland,

Mr. Von: Pykstra arrived in}
Cenada from Holland In 1921

while Mrs, Van Pykstia arrived |
in thi: country also from Hole
inne In’ 1920, i

“HELP YOUR CHILDREN. GROW
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ball enthusiasts—and, for just:

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KERPING A SCARF ‘PER. |

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TO PICK UP. > BROKEN GLASS
or fine dust, use smooth plece of
paper—-newapaper or magazine—
wet one edge, place edge on floor
sweep up glass, then throw paper
and contents away,

FOR A SNACK SOME ‘TIME,
try Melba-toast rounds spread
with tarter sauce. Easy to.pre-
pare and taste wonderful.

 

TO BRIGHsEN. COLORS DUL-
LED BY dust film that forms on

heusehold textiles, sponge - the
reg’s surface occastonally with

a gajon wf water, REMEMBER
though, . should be “sponged,”
not soaked, and {t must be done
evenly or rings will, appear.

FOR: NORMAL. every- sat
; cleaning of woolen rugs, best re.
,Sults.can be obtained by “using
‘a vacuum cleaner. Finish by
Tanning | the nidichine in the dir-
ection the pile les. Depending
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powder cleaner, ohe. with & sa}
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