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Hospital Renovations

Nearing Completion

Renovations to the Prince Rupert General hos: |
pital are about 85 per cent completed, hospital board

bce

members were told last night.

{ Reporting as chairman of the!
ong range planning

Bellis also revealed that con-
ftruction of the new admitting ;
Office was well under way,

; Anticipaling the = problems
connected with arquainting the
public with changes coinciding
ith the opening of the renov-!
Ped sections of the hospital,
ponrd chairman R. G, Moore ap-
pointed a publicity, committee ;
comprised of Mrs. J. R. Ayres, |
oard representative from. the
ospital Women's Auxillary, Mrs,
y. LL. Ielly, superintendent on

 

 

 

Temporary Change.
in.
- Air Service

COMMENCING
| FEBRUARY 3rd

 

© Canadian Pacific Airlines
flights between Prince
Rupert and Sandspit will
~ be temporarily suspended
for servicing of aircraft.
Daily convair flights for
all Vancouver bound pas-
sengers are available
from Terrace, Call 3213
fur reservations and full
formation on daily bus
gonnections tb Terrace.

i | Pacific
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WINGS OF THE WORLDS
URBATES'T TRAVEL SYST

 

 

com-! nurses
ittec, board member Norman ; ministrator,
Moore.

and Edward Knight, ad-
assisted, by Mr,

 

  

Sdehiatameatieneieeemanceenen

Good News fer Horsemakers
fovea. Marchal,

UN
The Women of the
will hold its annual:

home of Mrs.
West. °

 

 

with chairman Mrs.

Kennet
Hardy, presiding, co

from the procceds from the te

future “friendship” candidates.
A list of~ new candidates fo

nounced tn April,

file at Mooscheart,

chapter in the
year.

province

 

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last year.

am ett renee te eee

City Hosts
Revival
Meetings:

 

 

City,
Simpson under. the
the Salvation Army.

held in the native tongue.
Wednesday night Cpt. Smith
took charge while Brigadier Cy-
ril Clitheroe delivered the mes-
sage for the benefit of local Sai-
vationists who regularly attend
ihe Wednesday prayer meetings
and bible studies. . °
Saturday night Capt. Smith
wiil show a film entitled “For

| Body and Soul.”

2 ? soot
la ge -
A surprise farewell

party
staged Tuesday by her

Miss Armstrong l¢ft the. c

 

to Miss Armstrong’s future ‘hu
Dancing and games were

Spark, Miss Jeanette Spark,
Miss Margaret Ritchie,

 

   

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Waa Southern custom that when!
fried! chicken is served... either ina
restatrant or at home, i's offén ae:
Companion by wattles,

Por all the cout untriieds, whe dies:
HWVILATIONS to retura, we reenmamecad a
quick version... using canned [roeen
chicken a liking s.. ina walle sand:
wich.

The wadtile inom, which arrived ana
wedding ar Chiristinas gilt, can iow be
put ta gout nse, ir up a haw! al
Hatter ustig a huttenmitk pancake and
walle miss adil sone orange rind for
Naver, Heat Savi af chickens gene a
la hing anid use it ae ftig and Copping
tor waltles. Garnish the sandwieh with
amaund of ruby red cranberrs: saged,

This is an ideal Setinday night dish |.

dlter au outdoor secdan of ice wkathig
or toborganing. Ved it's ane in whieh
the men ean hel. . making the
Waltles, Sa dou che aprons, gather ele
ligredicnta aud on with the reelpe:

CHICKEN WAFFLES TYAS

a egy .

Poa cepa nulk

4 Cup nected shortening

Pha teaspoons erated onnige vind

a edhy dullermilk pancake aud taste
TAY

Scans (LO onnves cates cigeen
thickan ala bing

 

Cranberry sauce

 

. wht

Beat eggs in medium size bowl, Stie
inoanilk, shortening and orange tind,
Adit walle min; beat with rotary beater
until smoot, Pour hatter ante hot
walle iron, Hake noth brown, (Makes
Ao large square watiles) While waffles
are baking, empty chicken a it king
into mANCe pI heats stir occasionally.
Nreak each wale into 4 (aking #2
aquhtres), Spoon ball of ala king onte
6 sqritres; top with ronaining squares
ane spoon rest of ala hing over tap.
Garnish with cranberry sauce, Makes 6
SPUV TUBS,

He ovowr Wiens ave really hinges,
you cat Snake the rounds" agaliy see in
doamatler af minutes, For with (rosen
thicken ada king and wale Wis,
seconds are no probtens,

FOOD NEWS FILLERS

LUNCH FOR THE LITTLE ONES

For the voungsters who like a hearty
Saturday tunch, this quick top-of-tte-
range dish tills those empty tinivion
Ready in 1S minutes, iy made Nhe
Hhins Cut la amediiay green popper inte
thin slices, and cook die | tablespoon
welted shortening woug with ‘fg cup
Indeed onion... ti toner Ste in
Pedi 1S ouncess macaront with cheese
waices Loan (Sonics) honed chicken
ar turkey. Ty cup thick sour creane and
a dash of pepper. Heat. Sarve with a
daah of paprike. Mikes 4 servings,

‘It was decided to donate $10

to the “Friendship Swing” schol-
arship fund and the remainder
of the proceeds to a fund to heip
defray travelling “Cxtpenses for

the Friendship Degree will be
sent to Mooseheart, Il., and the
successful candidates will be an-
The Friend-
ship Degree is bestowed on co-
workers of the Woraen of the
Moose who have Proved their
worth according to records on

The degree is then Biven at a
special meeting held on the first
Sunday in May at a different
each

The Prince Rupert lodge was
hostess for this special ceremony

Special Native Revival meet-
-ngs are being held in Prince
Rupert. this week by Christian
natives from Hazelton, Canyon
Port Edward. and: Port
direction of

Senior Captain T. H. Smith
reported the meetings are being

she will marry William Schroeder. ;
Highlights of. the evening were presentation of glfts to -
the bride-to-be by Mrs. William Spark and a telephone call

Moose Women Plan
Friendship Tea” ~

Moose Friendship committee
“Friendship tea’ April 9 at the

OO OCI OOP RT iy

POPOL OEE ELT TT OPH

 

Michael Karasoski, 238 Sixth Avenue

Discussion on the afternoon
social took place Thursday night
when the group held its regular
meeting in the Moose Temple

Society |
Re-Elects

h

a

Civile Centre. | .
Others taking office

R. A, McLean, treasurer,

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pose.
head this project. »

to the school.

the Skeena Health: Unit,

al Chapter . Imperial

tion;

Cambrai chapter: Mrs,

Brotherhood of
and Paper Mill
708.

Workers

 

Shion dl Fete City Wride-Clect,

urprise 7 arewell P arly

for Miss Judy Armstrong was

friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
~ Jan van Ierland, 1047 Eleventh Avenue East,

ity today for Los. Angeles where

Sband in Los Angeles.
enjoyed by invited guests Mrs.

Bea Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William

Miss Margaret Shachan and

i
' R. G. Guthrie, of the Capital
_Uarber Shop, leaves Monday by
iCDA plane for Vancouver where
“he will receive medical treatment
yal Shaughnessy Hospital.

| Edward Rougeau of 1269 Park
Avenue, who js service manager
here for Wouine Tractor and
Equipment Company, leaves to-
morrow by plune via Terrace far
Vancouver where he will attend
the company's) annual conven-
tion,

sssidn Ratemeetentend etedernaee teaeeeere

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_ readers

1@ Prince Rupert Shorewarkers

‘Local No, 8! Annual meeting &

(P.M. Thursday, Janyary 231d, Le-

| glon Audiforlum. Busloess pee

‘port from Union Wage Confer.

hence, and election of cffieers —

All members urged to attend.
a1)

@ UAW, Northern Fisher-
nen & Allied Workers Mall Su-
cloty First. Annual Meeting, Main
lounge, Clvle Centre, § pam. Fyd-

Election of offleers and plins
for progress, All UPAWU men.
bers usked to attend, (20)

@ PR, Vishormen's Loca! No, 37,
U.F.A.W.U. Annual Meeting Sun-
day, Jan 26th, 2 pam, at the Leg-
lon Auditorium, Business elee-
ton of officers and other ine
portant business, (2))

@ RUMMAGE SAULR--In the
Sulyation Army Y.P, Fall, Satur:
day, January 86th, 10:00 nan. te
4:00 pm, PROGKIDS TO WIN:
TER RL, (wg)

@ Plok ecard party and danee.
Mooso Tall danunry 2. a pan,
Mekets at door, verybody wel-
SONI, | (0.

@ Sons of Norway Whist Drive
Nd Danee, Friday, January 24,
8 pam, (20)

@ Valhalla meeting tonight. 3
DM. Everybody wttend, Wh)

@ Sons of Norway meeting Moa-
day, January 27, 8 pan, why

@ Cash for old Gold, Bulyers.

 

G. W. Cook

George W. Cook was re-elected
president of the Society for Re-
r|tared Children of Prince Rupert

last night when the Society held
its first annual meeting in the

were:
Howard Harding, vice-president;
Mrs. W. D, Lambie, secretary and

Appointed to the board: of di-
rectors were: Mrs. T. A. McMeek-
in, Mrs. R. A. McLean, Mrs. Ken-
neth R. Slater. Mrs. H. G. Watts,
Miss_L, J. Vicelli, W. C. Hankin- |
son, A. D. Vance, R. C. Barbour, |
Dr. W. B. Laing, T. G: Bateman
and ¢chool inspector C. E, Ritch-

The need for an outside play
period at the Retarded Chil-
dren’s Schbol came under dis--
cussion. It was decided that the

Society’s first project of the year
would be to provide a fence
around the school for this pur-
Mr. Vance was named to

The meeting also proposed
that a suitable name. be given
A committee will
be appointed by the president to
present names for consideration
at the next meeting. :

Meetings will. be held the ‘fitted with braces and attends daily training classes at ‘the
fourth Monday of each month at

Representatives attendin g
were: school director Mrs. Joe
Ridsdale, regent of the Municip-
Order
Daughters of the Empire: W. A.
Gordon, Little League associa-
Mrs. C. G. Ham, IODE
Otto
Quast, IODE Queen Mary chap-
ter; J. W. Prusky, Fishermen and
Allied Workers’ Union Local 37
and A. G. Timms, International |
Pulp, Sulphite
local

day, January 24th, Business

 

 

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HELP TO WALK AGAIN has been provided for six-year old’
Lori Jones, of North Burnaby, by the B.C. Child Care and Polio
Fund. Lori, who suffers a serious muscular weakness, has. been

 

Rehabilitation Centre. Similar help is made available by the:
Fund to handicapped children and polio patients throughout.
B.C. The Prince Rupert. Kinsmen. Club currently campaigning:
for $3,000. for the Child. Care and Polio Fuad will Stage a
Mothers’ March here February 1, - nO

MOTHERS’ MARCH FEBRUARY 1 -
Pretty Lori Jones Helped
By B.C Polio Fund Drive —

ts good to be a blonde. — Even when you're
jonly six like Lori Jones, people look. first at your
| pretty hair and fine features and the braces and

‘crutches don’t seem so important any more.

 

{course of action. that will pre-
| jude any who read this, how-

        

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1

Saturday Sermon

‘The Salvation Army,
First of all I would Nke to call

 

Prince Rupert...) :
your attention to:a:.

There seems to be a great deal |

 

system, whether we. in. Canada
ire missing something in this
feld of endeavour, And-as I bring
th:s to your attention I feel that
t is good to'ask ourselves these
all important questions.

I am not’ trying to take a

‘Christ, The truth remains: that:

ly pages on the table but.in‘our

would’ stop. Men's minds: would:
think of goodness’. instead - of |
evil. Men's hearts would, portray,
Jove instead: of Selfishness and:
greed. Frustration would cease,:
' God’s Word and His way is'the’
solution to all problems, whether.
quote, “In Russla they denounce| they be domestic, social, busi-.
God, in America we mock God.” | ness, national or international.”
In this» fair Jand- we have | It is just as simple .as ‘that, Tf:
churches ‘big and small, stately,; We as individuals, Aga. people.
majestic and the not so elabor-{@Nd as .a nation would. accept
ate ones for the purpose of wor-

shipping and meeting with God,
out still with all these churches
less than.15% of our poulation
are ardent church goers.
Our greatest need ‘is not im-
provement in our education: sys-
tem, though that could be: Our
greatest need is not more scien-
tists from coileges, though that
Js good, not better school teach- Thee” me
ers, though. we. want-the: best,} “M€@. 0...
nut out: greatest need is to get} . SIs pire
re-educateg in. living according |- " Cn ee
to the bible, and to recapture - CHURCH a

the true meaning of what the} Oe nr ey
| DIRECTORY

church stands for.. _
With all cur advanced educa- “Berviees In all churches att ‘aan!
and 723 pan, except as show

ever I wish to make reference
‘to an article in one of the big
daily papers that said, and’ I

 

instead of treating it lightly and.’
mocking God, whic has become

such an art. ow cee
Have. you personaily. tried this.

this way out of your dilemma?*

heart as. the. Psalmist -

buts tt}, -
“Thy. Word -have I hid: in’ my’.

     
  

reed

 

tion, and -with all our welfare
reforms and with all.our tech-
nical know -how, crimes, burg-
lary, drunkeness, etc. are on the |
increase, We ‘have tried with
little success with all the’ social

 

 

wo ANGLICAN CATHEDEAL
. 4 Aves Weat Dunsmutr ‘St.

Holy Communion :8:30°.a.m:
. .. Senior. Schoot. 9:45° a.m.
Juniors and’ Kindergarten“ 11a.

 

 

 

improvements - iv “better _ these || Very Rev. A. EL Hendy: Dial 4766
conditions. mo, tb oF PETERS ANG] ie
But there is a solution to alii}. -. 87: "Seal Cape eo

Miss Elaine Bulmer, B.A. L ’
. + Sunday School'11 a.m.
2300 Seal Cove. Circle o

 

problems. There is a way out of

  

_ FIRST BaPTisT |:
Sth Ave. E. at Young. St.

 

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| Dori whose parents live at 4247 |
\ Kitchener, North Burnaby, is! der treatment...
fone of the many children in B.C. - ,

icap. In some cases, like Lori’s, it!
is muscle weakness. In. otherg it!
may ‘be eye: defects, hearin
ftroubles, heart conditions’: sw!
[speech defects. on -} In October, 1955. °
To make help available to all:
of these children, the B.C. Child’
Care and Polio Fund is currently: ecing to be on her feet long,
campaigning for $275,000. /niso is necessary for her to wear
‘Many chidren already are.un-: a spinal, piece to support the
: i leck of her neck and her chin.

'

1 ©. H. Orme of Victoria, leaves ire's. special
i Monday for his home by Canad-. varely hotiee her from any other
Vian Pacific Airlines plane after ‘rineeuan op rer en
“spending a three-day visit with yer hy ; ere Pa ene
his nephew and neice, Mr. and ever her coloring we ny
“Mrs. Orme Stuart, 1919 Atlin B.C. classroom. Occasionally, the
“Avenue, Mr. Stuart also leavesi fees make a loud rap when

)Monday by plane for a visit ini they hit againbt a desk leg. .
ithe South. As part oof her tralpine, Lork
en “has three sessions a week in tue
’ ’ embre's special pool and spends:
Octogenarian awa periods a week with an ex.’
: . pert physiotherapist, vt
. } ' A bus picks her up da'ly from
Gives Recipe ‘her home and reluens her to it
: . -after the day's training sessions
For Long Life © ‘ite over _
. ™ , tis stillteo early to tell how
* Recipe for a Jang life given inach of her muscle strenptn
by a Prince Rupert woman at. bor ean recever, She has made
her 80th birthday is “eat, drink. progress; she ts dethnitely get-
pO happy and have a pood sense’ ting stroaneer, pot weaker,
of humor,” | With two other children In the
Mrs, FY. Wb Hoeft, 1072) Ninth fanviy, the Jones were pressed
Avenue bast, was guest of honor! to pay the full cost of the long
hw aneptlse py yee tawed ese af tradning whie Is mee
son OF er bithday, staged apy hive Lori a fighting
Wednesday. by triends and uate " a hh inp nseful Hite, °
neighbors at the home of Mrs. 701 ML of the peonte
Robert MeKay at 1025 Ninth Ay- WIth the sUpPOrE of The pois
enue ust. Ore, the Child Care ane oll
Cos hostesses were Mrs, MeKay, | Mund is uble to underwrite the

. es » tor ’hnlng cand care pro-
>Mrs, KH. Mourehouse, Mrs, long terns tri 4 ue
Mavid Owens , Britns whieh are necessary. in
PY . a, ee
/ Mrs, Hoeft out her birthday su niiny cases,

stmike while guests sang “Happy! The Prince Rupert Kinsmen
Birthday.” Club is currently campalening

Mrs, Toft was presented with) for $3,000 in ald of (he Fund,
nisht wear by Mrs. Mogrehouse ‘rhey wilt stage a Methers’
ou behall af all present. Mareh February 1,

Tavitect uests were Mrs. Q. HL. wo eeteeupneenee vs
Olewn, Mes, Wiis Doavidsen.
Mts, Myron Buwal, Mra dW.
Denning, Mrs. GC. FL Graham,
Ais. CHiseppe Rosin, Mrs, dines

Bishop Watts _
Nit Kew and nis wens TO Attend
mt London Meet — .

LEGAL REVENUK
VANCOUVER @ Lawhrerke
er here pala Sh 140.000 bn flies |
in 157% compared with $40,000
fy W058, Inereased motor vehiele |

Reed Rew TG. Watts, Mehap
of Cotedouta, wilh attend a meet
tag oat Arehbehops ana Bishops |
Of the Anvlean Communion ote

 

hues were the dada factor, banibeth ehiee, Landon, ns
era ane cers ate a ase four,
NORTHERN CENTRE Phe anecting, head every 10.

Dawson Creek at (he suit OF yenes, has heen set for Julyes to!
the Alnska highway fs a omaln

rd a « Lor ppreduels Augusy 10,
Oe ee Oo vient. “ Bishop Watts will leave Prine

Rupert May 87 and sadl trom
| Montreab aboard the "“Suxontn' |
‘dune 3 , i

 

ty Dally Nows Classifieds

  

1 “i. Under sponsorship of the Fund
iwho are suffering some handi- ‘Lori attends the G. F. ‘Strong |
; Rehabyitation ,Centre-in ivan;
couver every weekday for’: train-}-
8, ing.to overcome a Ppolio-like- mus-.?
OF: cular weakness which ‘struck her

She is unable to walk without
icg and body braces: If she is!
it:

$
i

i “y" , The muscles of her neck arc.
v) Wi ? . _ {90 weak to hold her head com i
“ersonatty. JCEARING ss. fortably erect for too long a time. |
Y / g But when you see Lori at her.
cesk in the rehabilitation cen- |

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schoolroom, you'd |

  
 
   
  
   

Rey. J. A- Roskam..
REGULAR. BAPTIST. (0050 fF

_ 829 6th’ Ave. East:

. Sunday School | 10 aim.
. Morning Service 11:15 am
Rev. L.-B. Jackson |". Dial 39'

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
., Sth Ave. at Ambrose",
Sunday. School 11:00 ‘a.m.
‘-. Morning Service i2:00-p.m.:
Rev. H.W: Foster

 

 

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ST. BAULIS LUTHERAN: -
“Sth Ave. at McBride St.”
Sunday School: 10. a.m).
“ALS. Olson e305 Dial: 418:
o.. PENTECOSTAL. TABERNACLE.
oo < 202. 6th’ Ave. West!
Morning / Serviee: 12:3

 

 

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Aq Sunday’ School °10:30 aan!
a Rev. Wm. E.. Leggette “ Dikal "5839

EIRST. PRESBYTERIAN,
) 285 .4th” Ave. East -
reo Pe’ Suriday Sehook—19:

Tiny. Tots: &  Nursery-—11
q Rev. Ivan S. Gambie »>:

  

 
   
 

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Sunday School 12:30 ‘Pemie 6 3

 

    

 

 

Sr. Capt. =
| ae eos “Dial. 3024:
j FIRST UNITED — af
| 636 6th Ave. West - ,
ft Senlor Sunday School 9.45 a:im..
ne a mia 4): | . 8 years and under at I] am:
WOOL PRINT — This wool Rev. V. EL McEacaern Ph. 3114.
print features fruits and flow- | BET ith Agee goer -
ers in pale shades on a brown | Sunday School 10 am. *
background. The short-sleeved ; Rev, A. Hart Dial 305
dress with a sofuy dloused | Sm -
bodice has a slightly rolled | Port EDWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL
Nar that dips low in the i CMe nnonite Brethren Chureh)
cola alps ‘{ Sunday Schoo! ..,,.. 10:30 a.m.
back. The loosely draped solid Worship Service ..... 7:30 p.m.

colored belt rests easily on the
hips. (CP Photo)

 

Pastor: Rev. Jacob Bergen

 

 

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FIRST UNITED CHURCH
SANUARY 26 SERVICES

11 a.m. — Morning Worship
7.20 p.m. —- Gospel Hymn Sing
led by the Senior Cholr under James Kilgour
CAAT
7.40 p.m. — Worship - ‘‘Split-Level Family”
A 30 min, Cound and Color Film will be shown
during the Service °

 

 

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OF FOODS...FIT |
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skilllully prepared by @ master chet,

ivory deltly served ina congenial atmosphare |

Diiha , that’s conducive to your full enjoyment,
Showr The prices will prove equally pleasing
Delight

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* Visit the BAMBOO |:
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t ng verse of: n
Scripture as it is found in Psalms 119:11. ‘The Ps almist' says, “Thy,” :
word. have I hid in my heart that I might not sin’ against Thee”

In our daily papers about the! every dilemnia we may ‘find ‘our-!.. De i
good and bad :n our educational! selves in: Thig way.is. Jesus’.

"ve need not God's. word ‘ity loves...’

hearts, that we may be educated... :
by it and instructed. The crime: -

God’s Word and be guided by it,)
way of living? Have you tried” oo -

Have you God’s Word in “your, ©

heart. that may not. sin’ against: ”

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