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” Lord’s Day act topic -of talk. :

The provinelal secretary of the
Lord’s Day. Allance Rev, HW. T,
Allen of Vancouver will be guest
speaker at the First United
Church Sunday evening service,

“Why Sunday” will be the sub-
ject of Mr, Allen’s address,

He will review the historical
background of the present.Lord’s
Day Act of: Canada which gov-
erns ‘Sunday observance across
Canada, as well as‘ the current

controversies raised by . the en-
forcement of this act.

A question and answer period
will follow, with Mr. Allen as
moderator, ‘

Herbert Dearden will lead a
Gospe! hymn sing, prior to the
service.

 

J. J, Payne, 242 Fourth Avenue
West, leaves by plane for a two-
week business trip in Vancouver,

 

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“My Mereedes: 180- D reduced amy.
fuel costs by 75% per month |

Me. William Weiss, Field Manager,
Fuller Brush Co.,

With the kind of mileage I run up each year,
economy was a big factor in my choice of a car.
Good performance, low upkeep and minimum
depreciation were the other things I wanted.
‘All four I found in my Mercedes-Benz 180-D,
It cut my fuel bill from an average of $80.00 to
an average of $20.00 per month. It is the easiest
ear to drive I have ever owned. Even on the ~
longest drive I am never tired. I have bought a .
lot of automobiles, but this. time I feel E have

DON'T BUY A CAR— |
INVEST IN A MERCEDES-BENZ.

Models from $3,300 up i Shop” also received good par-

Skeena Enterprises

326 McBride St.

New Westminster.

: 1 ported Norwegian weaving, made
up. inta sweaters, jackets and

‘Women’s club.

ments.

The Centre was alive with
color and galety with profusions
of ballons, streamers and -dec-
orated stalls enhancing the huge
numbers- of art exhibits and
craft displays. ‘.- ;

In the auditorium were the
Kinettes, steadily elving ‘shoe~
shines.

Mrs. Duncan McRae was a
busy saleswoman in the Red
Cross division of the Shaugh-
nessy hospital's sales counter of
stuffed animals and weaved
items including a. large variety
of place mats, bathmats, scarves
and beach bags.

In the Centre’s Women’s aux-
iliary grocery hamper stall was
Mrs. Robert Kelsey.

Mrs. Magny de la Nuex, pre-
sented a colorful HKooth of im-

shortie coats,

Getting close scrutiny. were
the used books, sponsored by
the Business and Professional

“Madame Za-Za” in the form
of Mrs. Vernon Ciccone, received
a large number of clients in her
fortune telling tent, sponsored
by the Centre. |
. Attending the Soroptimist In-
ternational guessing game booth
was Mrs, C, G. Ham.

Great talent was displayed in

 

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the booth of hand-made purses,
trays and novelty items, worked
by the patients of Miller Bay
| Indian hospital.

Home-cooking and a table of
odds and ends was sponsored by
the Jaycettes.

The Girl Guides’ fish pond had
a big play from youngsters.

The novel Centre’s Camera!
club's “Old Fashioned Photo’

ticipation.

Other outstanding . exhibits
shown {in the auditorium were
Randy Baldwin’s “Miss Thrift-

By. GRACZ BROWN
Daily News Social Editor

1,000 attend galaxy. of. displays.
in ever-popular Centre potpourri

}

“Popularity of the Civic Centre.Centennial Potpourri was reaffirmed yes-
terday when more than 1,000 persons had fun‘at sideshows. and. admired the
local and out-of-town displays of. highly-skilled talent and eye- catching arrange-

 

the atomic age, 2 “Fight Cancer ”
booth, an Order of the Eastern
Star. cancer dressing display and
a handicrafts counter presented
by Mrs. Anna Brothen,. Mervin
Martin and: Ruby. Pollock,

Among. exhibits takifig. the
spotlight in the gymnasium: was
the Prince ‘Rupert. Art club’s
“Artist’s Sidewalk” with Mrs. E,
T. Applewhaite drawing post-
cards and Mrs. William Suther-
land and Arlene Kenzie sketch-
ing on-the-spot. caricatures. .Jo-
seph’ Polutnik was painting in
oils. -

Of note was an outstanding
collection. of modern art, . sent
to Centre. craft-. director Fred
Owen from the Provincial. In-
stitute of Technology and: Art
from Calgary. while the silk-
sereen- display was. sent from:
Edmonton, along with other out

.of town Paintings sent from the

district.’

“Demonstrations : and ‘exhibits
of Civic Centre members were
shown in -flowercraft, leather-
work, copper tooling, ceramics,
jewellery and fabrics.

In the main lounge’ was a
miniature soldier display, pre-
sented by N.°A.. Beketov and
junior art displays, were exhi-

-bited in the Main lounge.

Taking over: the home- baking
and food stalls today and tomor-
row are the; Sonja Ladies, the
Chinese. Association, the Order
of the Royal'Purple and the La-
dies Orange Benevolent associa-
tion. The Women’s auxiliary .to
the Prince Rupert General hos-

pital features a plant: stall, |

The Imperial Order, ‘Daughters
of the Empire Duchess: of Edin-
burgh chapter attended :the, tea
room yesterday while the Queen
Mary chapter takes. over today
and the Cambrai chapter to-
morrow,

Last night's’ floor “show: of
Buddy Taft's School of Dancing
featured Sherri Clausén;- Win-
nie Dixon, Jeanne Richardson,
Carol Clark and a number’ by
Joan MacDonald and: Mr.: Taft:
Accompanists were Keith De-
Witt and Leo Vaig. |

The Prince Rupert: ‘Auto club
presented an ‘hilarious panto-
mime entitled “The Silent Bar-
ber.” Taking part were Douglas
Letourneau and Edward Eyford.
George Wright was the director.
A special feature of the club
members is to ‘give‘transporta-
tion to people wishing to attend
the Potpourri. :

' Mr, Taft’s dancers will per-
form again tonight. and the
Centre’s’ Rhythm band, com-
posed of pre-school ‘children,

‘will be on stage tomorrow af-

ternoon.

 

Mrs, E, A Dawes, 146 Fourth.
Avenue East, -leaves by CPA
plane Monday for a short visit. in
Vancouver as guest of her moth-
er, Mrs. B. M. Derry.

Winnipeg visitors Mr. and Mrs.
D. Sheppard leave tomorrow by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
following a week’s visit in the
city. While here they were guests

 

at the Savoy Hotel.

 

 

way Unlimited” featuring cars:
and planes, the Vararsdal As-:
tronautical Society’s display of

SUNDAY,

James.

 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

APRIL 20

11:00: a. m.—Series of Messages . on Epistle of

7:30 p.m.—" Communism and the - Best: De--
fence against it’ :

 

- [WEEKLY SERMC

   

By REV. W. E,LEGGETTE.._ ba
“WHAT TIME IS-IT2.

These are days when everyone. is very: time con- -
scious. They say, “its time'to go to work!’ —
coffee time’’—Look at their watch, and. what do-your|

“now: it’ s

know! Lunch time—now time. to. go. back to.work—
Oh what! ;Coffee -time again, and then :time to.go
home — now it’s time for ease taking or time, tor
pleasure —- What?: No time for God.

No, no. time for church, no
for prayer.

Wait!
about time? God tells us in His

{Word: “Behold now is the ac-

cepted time, behold, now is the
day of Salvation.” Hosea 10:12
fells us: “For {t 1s time to seek
the ; Lord.” " Other scriptures:
“See then that ye. walk circum-
spectly, not as‘fools, but-as wise,
redeeming the time, because the
days are evil. Wherefore be ye
not tinwise | but understanding
what the will of the Lord is.
And be not drunk with wine,
wherein is excess; but be filled
with: the spirit.” :

Jesus says: “O ye hypocrites,
ye: can discern the face of the
sky;. but can ye not discern the
signs of the time? For the time
will come. when .men will not
endure sound doctrine.

. We are living ‘in tremendous
days! ‘The launching of atomic

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warfare. . guided missiles. . ;
struggle for peace... they.all
speakof one’ thing... ... the.soon
coming of, Christ. For. the Lord

Himself ‘shall descend. from}

heaven..with: a. shout, with ‘the
voice. of the’ archangel and with
hte trump of God: and the dead
in Christ shall rise first’ Then
‘we which. aré: alive and .remain
shall be. caught’ Up. together
with them in‘ the ‘clouds, : to
meet the Lord in: the air: and
so shall we ever be with the Lord.

‘What’ time sis 1t?—It {s- ime

to seek the. Lord.”

 

Louis. Postuk, 1005 Park: ‘Aveh-
ue, leaves. tomorrow on the CPSS

“Queen of the: North” for: Van-’

couver,.en ‘rovite.to Duncan, B.C:
where he will spend:an extended
holiday. with ‘his son.and daugh-
ter-in-law, Dr.. and | Mrs. Peter
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“FIRST. UNITED: CHURCH»

1:00 a.m. —Morning: Worship |
7120 p.m.—Gospel Hymn. Sing. -
TAO p. m.—Evening Worship Rev. H.T. Allen °

of the Lord’s Day. :Alliance :will- be. Guest _
Speaker on “Why” Sunday?” i

9: 00 p.m.—Committee of. Stewards. Meeting «

SERVICES

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