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A’ sleek new. type of bulk cargo freighter glided
into its: berth alongiside the: Cc

This new modern ‘vessel, _the
MV Estello. of Norweglan regis-

. | try, reflects the pleasant. per-!

sonality and refined, dignity of
Her captain, who supervised: its

construction ard chose the fur- |.

nishings. to ° accommodate a
complement of 39 officers ‘and

men, ’

Rich oak panelling contrasted
by gay drapery and.slip covers

iin bright colored, patterns gave |
the atmosphere a ‘feeling ot

cheerful relaxation,
“When you! ve been ont at. sea

 

elevator piers early: Tuesday: afternoon. under. the
command ofa man’ who has been sailing. around the

tA. “CANADIAN DESIGNED GOWN: This graceful pale blue eve-

inlhig frock in a ylscose Ilnen type fabric was designed by Ottawa

rcouturier Frances Stewart for the Spring collection of the
‘Adsoclation of Canadian Couturters which was shown today in

| Montreal, “The bodice is bordered in black sequined lace to’

 

deceliluate (he chain stripe in the fabric by the Raymills
ti of Textile Sales Lid. .

Booth Students’ Bake Sale
' Realizes $15 For Polio Fund

Y 3, Students of two Grade 7 classes al Bouth Memorial igh
t hoo! like lo hel people and have staged two successful
Projects in the last two months,

«, This week they staged a bake sale which netted $15 for
_ the Prince Rupert Kinsmen’s elub Pollo fund drive,

‘Before Christmas they raised funds to provide a needy
_tauily with a Yuletide hamper,

The classes began the projects of thelr own accord, Booth
teachers Mrs. Margaret McKee and Ernest Novakowski
., Slressed today.

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need a little cheering’: ‘up,” .the
captaln told me at a. Teeeption

{ae mrecennn tartn ate sate

PERSONALS

G, P Woodside, advertising
manager for the Dally News, left
this morning by Canadian Pacif-
le Alrlines for, Vancouver en
routs 19 Danean where he will
spend ten- -days, :

 

T. N. Rowe, 1843 Bleventhi Ay-
enue East, left today by CPA
plane for a week's. holiday in

1 Vancouver. where he will’ visit

his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Ted Bowden.

for Vancouver where he will ‘at-
(end a meeting of the re-classif-
Iealion of mechanics’ for “the
pulp and paper industry In the
province, He plans to Teturn |.
the middle of next week.

@ Avoid theatre, line- -ups—buy,
your Show Tickets at the Grand
Cafe. This week—Garile * Spare} '
Ribs, Pork Chop Sucy, Deep
Fried Prawns, the best Red
Brand T-Bone Steaks and Fried | ©
Half Chicken. Phone orders. a:
specialty, Dial 3215. Open till
2 am, Saturday, © 7)

@ Valentine Dance, - Feb. 16,
Digby: Island. Free. transporta-
Lic from Fairview Co-op, ‘leave
Ing 9 pan. 5-picee. ‘orchestra,

VALENT INE ~- F div
ters’ Srom Vanee’s, of cour s*., Cap-
tol Theatre Bullding. Dial | 3993.

 

» (87).
@ Noose Night, Sat. “Feb, 8
p.m. oe

for 45 days, at ‘a time, you ‘do. fers them not to be marricd.

fanadian’ Government

 

| world’ for 35 vears, Captain’ Berge Andrassen,

 

| ate
ele ‘ his’ quarters for a num-
ber .. _ government officials
Thursday, ithe night hefore he
sailed: 5.

- There js one outstanding dif-
‘ference in. the personnel of the

  
 
    

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~ Saturday

‘By: REY. I,

no

‘his coming week will see” t

oy love, valentines, candy, and sen
{tion will be the order,

True love is a beautiful thing!
and’ is the drawing force that. ?

oy Bvangelteal: Free Church . a
GOD'S LOVE ‘SURPASSES: “ALL -

ermon -

Ser

FOSTER: é

 
   
 

he. observance of.
timental expression .

A. closing thought. The’ Lord |
pleads In’ Proverbs:.23:26:° “My

 

a:, diy when | °
of. affec= |

son, give Me thine ‘heart.”. oh

convince of oné’s deepest fecl-
Ings ‘dnd affection on this par-
teulat day of the year.::

:

: feeble protestations be compared ‘.-
with: ‘God's love for. a sin-sick | sy

 

ship,:‘Threeof the crew mem- |
|bers, are women,.One a wireless’ lasting life!” -

operator is the wite of the elec-

(ay'As to real love, can ‘our!

ithe: ‘peace arid’ rest’ Of the: heait
[given to’ Him’ to cleanse and

sy dteey

purify, and: heal and tune to
His ownt

 

world? |
John 3:16 tells us: “Ror God!

20 loved the world that He gave |. g

His .only begotten Son, . that.
whoseever believeth in Him
| shoujd not perish, but have ever-|

|
(bySpeaking of hearts, the’

trical officer and the other two /Bible“has much to. say on that

are, ‘stewardesses, .

“Women. on board’ does Hob ef-|
‘fect the running of: the ship cr
‘the ship's crew,”. the captain
sald, However, he did say he pre-

“Tf one ‘decides. to leave thé
ship you automatically lose tivo
‘erew members,” he added with § a
“jehuekle, .

“All the comforts of: home were
evident, even the food tasted
home- -cooked, We were served
rulle polsa on fresh home-made
bread, cooked. ham on rye.
Choice of liquor was rum, scotch,
gin and cognac, . Drinks were
mixed with. vermouth or soda
water, “

‘Still single and youthful look-
Ing at 52, Captain Andrasscn |
said he was too old to ‘marry
now, but planned ‘to retire from
the. sea this year and settic
down In Oslo. He's been a cap-/
tain for 17 years, .

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E, P. O'Neal, 330 Bigth Avenue ;
East, left {his morning by plane '

eader: :

“Since he has not been home
for two years and three months,
Captain Andrasscn feels ready :
to give up his sea career now.
but watching him show off his,
ship with jersonal pride, it is
doubtful he w:il become a land-
lubber so easily.

The Estello was commission-
ed by the captain 16 months ago
in Emden, Germany and she be-
longs to a fleet of three ships
of the Bj Ruud Pedersen Lines.
To date she’s been employed in
bringing in coal and: iron ore.
(The cargo she ‘picked up at
Prince. Rupert was her first
| shipment of grain,

She features all types of navi-
gational-alds including an auto-
matie ‘pilot, which dispenses
iw:th a man at the wheel,

The ‘vessel also boasts two!
beauliful. passenger cabins, fin-j
ished In oak- ~panelling and lay-|
ishly draped in gay monkscloth. !
Cabin’ furnishings include aj
huge siding wardrobe, one dnu-
ble bunk a chintz covered dav-|
enport which opens into a bed!
_ bigh- polished oak fable and;
‘chalrs,-a beautifully »
4a deboard, and-a separate balh-

 

 

 

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room, |

The men's quarters, also fur-
nished with gay curtains and}
checkered table cloths. reflected |
la happily operated ship. amnle |
recreation rooms and facilities ;
for the crew, |

Captaly Andrassen sald that:

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i

| subject, too, which illustrates
why we need to experience the
effects of this salyation through
His ‘Son, for inslance:

        
  

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designed -

Jeremiah 17:9: “The heart ts

dece!!ful above'all things, and.

desperately wicked: who can

know it?”
Matthew 12:34:
the abundance of the heart
the ‘mouth speaketh. ”
Proverbs 4:23: ‘Keen thy
heart with all diligence; for
out of it are the issues of life!”

To keep the source pure!

Matthew 5:8: “Blessed are
the pure in heart, for they
shall see God!” A wonderful
promise! -

Matthew 6:21: “For where
your treasure is, there will your
heart be also!” We must live
with eternity in. view!

John 14:1: “Let not your

heart be troubled, ye believe in

God, believe also in Me.” Com-

forting words for discouraged

discipies!

‘Psalm = 11922: “Blessed are
they that keep His testimonies
and seck Him with the whole
heart!”

Psalm 119:10: “With my
whole heart have I sought
Thee!”

Psalm 19:11: “Thy . Word
haye I’hid in Mine heart that
J might not sin against Thee!”
The right Thing in the ‘right
place!

Psalm 51:17: “A broken and
a contrite heart, O God, Thou
wilt not despise!’

“For out-of.

 

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designer Larry. Aldrich... The
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‘SALVATION ARMY, CADE

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of. absence by the: "Fisheries Re

search>Board ‘of’ Canada ‘to: take
up ‘an -assigniment: in. Indonesia

Rome, Italy.

Speaking al the. Rome: head-
quarters of. FAO before leaving
for Djakarta, Mr. ‘Butler: ‘sald:

|"My work will include: advising

and assisting the Government of
Indonesia” in.’ planning. “and:
a. survey "to.-try. to
find new shrimp grounds in:In
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doing at the Biological: Station

‘vat Nanaimo, where we made ex-:
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"| shrimp grounds, We Jocated: sev~.
: -eral and at ieast’ two: of. them
‘| have ‘since come into commercial!
‘production, one: near. Prince: Ru-st,

pert: and:, the: other: Along the

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Sunday services 11 a.m,

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Branch of the Mather Church .

Meelings which include Testimonials of healing
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Subject of lesson Sunday, Feb, 10—SPIRIT

Prinee Rupert, B.C,

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