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two members of the faculty of the University of

British Columbia address
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To speak, on behalf of the

annual UBC spring touring pro
&ram, will be Dr. M. W. Stein.
berg,
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The speakers -will point out té
Students the rewards gained by
furthering thelr education. at

the university,
4ims of the talks are:

. @..To.bring to the attention
of ‘high school students the ad-
vantages of taking thelr formal
education beyond the high
School level if they have the
abjiity to benefit by ‘such fur-
ther training.

@ TO ecquaint students with
the types of training available
at-UBC ‘and © the’ duration of
courses, | - ,
®@ .TO present a realistic pie-
ture. of university. Hfe and of

‘UBC SPEAKERS COMING
| Booth students to hear _
about university life © ~’

Booth Memorial High School students will be

ouraged to learn more about university life and
courses available to them, Monday afternoon when

‘of the department of Eng:

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the student body at ‘3:30

‘the costs ot attendance.
@ To acquaint students with

Aeeded, to help pay the costs of
attending university.
@ To make known the serv-|.
ices of such campus agencies as
the Counselling. Service, ‘the

the means available, where|

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resenting hospitat admin-

Dean of Women's Office,
@® To make the University a

Presenting. two professors in
person. oe .
discussing any question of this
type with the two visitors: are
invited to attend the meeting in
the school.  ~ ws
Also in attendance will be H.
‘Cc. Gilliland, director of teacher
education at Victoria. College,
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Two city Guide officials.
attend Terrace camp talks:

«Two Prince Rupert women were in Terrace attending a speajal

divisional: Girl
Columhia . provincial

house of Victoria was there to inspect pro

Mrs. -R. F. Lucas. Prince Ruc
pert Girl. Guide acting district
commissioner and Mrs. W. L.
Hitehcock, Prince Rupert camp
representative, with Mrs, Wes-
tinghouse, inspected the North.
ern Lights Division Girl Guide
campsite at Lakelse Lake, to be
held in July; on property loaned
by R. DQ, Skoglund. aoe
. .Mrs. Westinghouse Baye her
approval to hold’ a ‘four-day
training’ camp for adults inter-
ested In: Guide camping from
July 5 tos. . .

_ Two one-week camps. for 50
Gujdes each, will be held from
July 9 to 15, and July 16 to 22.

Mrs, Hitchcock wags appointed |:
Northern Lights Divisional camp |.

Mrs. Aubrey Westing-
posed camping. Sites. :

was elected division camp chafr-
man and Mrs. Duncan: Kerr of
Terrace was appointed ‘to-: the
division camp executive.

Quotas for Guldes attending
camp were alolted to the dis-
trict on a per capital basis as
follows Prince Rupert District,
20; Terrace district, 16: Bulkley
Valley. district, 16. and Kitimat
Kemano district, 48 Guides,

The Imperial Order

 

adyisor by Mrs. Westinghouse at
the meeting. oo

WEEKLY

“When thou doest alms,
thy right hand doeth.”

it noticed in the

be duly published. They take pal
fail to be credited to themselves

But this is not the kind of
spirit that our Lord enjoined on
His disciples. He told them that
publicity marred the beauty of
their alms-giving; thot instead
of announcing to all men what
they had done, they should not
even let their left hand know
that their right hand had been

 

 

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LIRECTORY

Servicers In all churehes at 1 aum.
and 7:30 p.m, except ag shown

 

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th Ave. W. at Dunsmuir St.
Holy Communton 8:30 a.m,

Senlor Sehootl -0:45 a.m,
Junfors and Kindergarten It a.m, |:
Very Rev. A.B. Hendy Dinl 4766

BY. PETERS ANGLICAN
Seat Cave
Misa Flatna Balmer, BA. Th,
Siniday School 11 a.m,
9200 Beal Cove Clrole Dial 285¢

FIRST BAPTIST
Sth Ave, E. at Young Bt.
Binday School 10 om. and 19:18
Roy. J. A. Rowkam Dlal 4060

REGULAR BAY TIT
Gan Oth Ave. Enst
8unday School 10° a.m,
Mom Servien 1116 am,
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EVANGELICAL PREE CHUTCGH
Oth Ave. at Ambrose
Bunday School 11:00 am,
Morning Servies 42:00 pan,

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let not thy left hand know what.
Matthew. 6:3 ec chee ek ah
‘There are some people who want everything they do: well ‘ad-

( papers. If they are kind to the poor or relieve
Some case of distress they are particular that

'Cambrai chapter's activiti
Mrs. Stanicy Rough of Kitimat!

SERMON |

M. FACEY

they want to have

the matter should
ns that their charities Shall not

 

doing commendable things.

Of course Christ did not mean
that we should not be good be-
fore people. — that we should
never give alm save where the
act would be absolutely seeret.
It was the motive that Christ
was enforcing. His disciples
should never give for the sake
of men’s praise.

Religious acts instantly loose
all their value when any motive
but the honor of God and the
desire of His approval is in our
heart. We should not even our-
Selves think about our charities,
but should’ forget ‘them as the
tree forgets the frult is drops,
We should train ourselves there-
fore to do our good deeds with-
out seeking praise or recogni-
tion of men. We should not be
so anxious to have our card
tacked on every gift we send,
We ought to be willing to do
good and let Christ have the
glory, while we stay back un-
known and unrecognized.

Florence Nightingale, having
Rone like an angel of mercy
among the hospitals in the
Crimea until her name was en-
shrined in every soldier's heart,
asked to be excused from have
Ing her picture taken, that she
might be forgotten, and that
Christ alone might be remem-
bered as the author of all the
blessings that her hand had dls-

Housing Administrator arid ‘the

less remote and formidable place
in the minds of the students by

' Parents who are interested in

 

 

Hbeloms .
IT'S THE CHEMISE—Paris de- .
- Slgned it, Uttle girls love it and
look adorable in it! Note hip-
banded two-piece effect, skirt.
of easy-sew pleats. Simpie-to
“sew Printed Pattern includes
version with collar, sleeves. .
.Printed Pattern 4504. Chil-
dren’s Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Sizes 6
takes 2 yards 35-inch fabric.
'. Printed directions on each
‘pattern part. Easier, accurate.
Send FORTY. CENTS (40c) :
“in coins (stamps cannot be ac-
cepted) for this pattern. Please
print plainly .SIZE, NAME,
ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
. Send order ‘to Anne Adams,
care of Prince Rupert Daily
News, Pattern Dept., 60 Front
Street West, Toronto, Ont.

 

New historian to compile -
record. of Cambrai chapter

Daughters of the Empire
es, Since its formation. 26

years ago, will be compiled into a scrapbook by Mrs.

W. J. Zacour.

Mrs. Zacour was named: his-
torian last night when the group
held its regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. R. C. Webber.

' Regent Mrs. C. G. Ham read
reports of the provincial meet-

month ‘and Mrs. “Claire LaCroix

program to be held in city and
Port Edward schools, May 16.”

Mrs. G. P. Lyons invited mem-
bers to attend the Prince Rupert
Citizenship council Centennial
Folk Festival on the evening of
May 16,

PERSONALS

Nova Scotian resident John
Porter. leaves tomorrow by Can-
adjian Pucifie Airlines plane af-
ter spending a six-week holiday
visiting his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Perley, 1451 Sixth Avenue East.
Mr. Porter will visit {in Van-
couver and Victorla before re-
turning home to New Glasgow.

 

Taylor
Street, leaves Sunday by CPA
plane for a month's visit with
members. of his family in Van-
couver,

John Sehuurman of Yellow-

knife, Northwest, Territory,
lenves for Vancouver Monday,
after spending a short holiday in
the city visiting friends, Mr, and
Mrs, W. G. MeGruther, 1501 Scc-
ond Avenue West.
Vancouver visitor Mrs, Stewart
Pingarson, vice-president of the
B.C, Social Credit League ts in
the city ns part of her offlelal
tour of the northern district, Ar.
riving yesterday, Mrs, Fiygarson
leaves Sunday for Terrace,
Smithers, Hazelton and Prince
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gave details: of the Empire Day!

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es rep-
istrators, superintendents,
nurses, hospital board

auxiliaries gathered in
Prince Rupért. General

| hospital: association _con-

ference.) (20th oe
: Delegates attended: from Burns
Lake, Smithers,» Ocean Falls,
Terrace, Hazelton, Kitimat, Mill-
er Bay’. Indian ‘‘hospital. and
Prince Rupert.” °° ot an
_ Edward Knight, administrator
for Prince’ Rupert General’ hos-
pital was chairman’ and ‘bring-.

Jing greetings from’ the British

Columbia’ Hospital ‘association
was newly-appointed. “executive
secretary Kenneth Conibear of
Vancouver ‘and -*-second.' vice-
president H. Slade, administra-
tor-of the Powell River ‘hospital.

‘Army’ matron]
 to.atfend.
BPWC parley |

_oalvation Army: Captain Janet
Ferguson; matron of ‘the Salva-.
tion’ Army Lodge: here. will . be
among 400 delegates who are @x-
pected to attend. the: national
convention of. the.: Canadian
Federation of ‘Business and Pro-
fessional Women’s clubs;: in Ed-
y 8 to 11, it was re-

 

monton,, July 8
leased today: :. °- sop tg
. Making “the- annquncement
was Mrs, Carl Halverson, . presi-
dent of the Prince Rupert BPWC.
National President: is ‘Mrs. W. F.
Baylay of Brampton, Ontario, _
Delegates travelling to-Alberta
from the. east’ will stop off. at
Calgary July 7 ‘to sée the Cal-
gary Stampede, =
«A new feature “Workshops in
Leadership”. has been ‘atranged
for. the last’ day: of the conven-
tion, So
Guest speakers will” include
Secretary of State Ellen Pair-
clough, Canada’s’ first ‘woman
cabinet minister’ and. Margarat
Hyndman of. Toronto, president
of the International Federation
of Business and Professional
Women. ye

 

READERS

@ Parents of High School stud-

 

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available, . ete, aréi invited  to/. uti. dependent." children’ . at
meet With: Dr.“Géorge’ S.’ Allen: | Pp: SO

Dean of. Faculty of Forestry and] xe and. Mis’. Don

Dr.:M. _.W. Steinberg,. “ Depart-| and children Shelley ar

ment of English, U.B.C., in Booth

Memorial High School on Mon-
day, May 12th at.3:30 p.m. (95)
@ All nurses urged’. to attend

Presbyterian Church, 7:15, May
1ith. oe (95)

@ S.O.N. Bake Sale at Gordon
and Anderson's, Saturday, May
10th at 10 a.m. (95)

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FIRST UNITED CHURCH
Mother's Day Services —

“11:00 a.m.—Family Service
Parents. and Children. Worship Together '

7:30 p.m.—Hymn sing and’ Worship
' Order of The Eastern Star Church Parade.
LET US GIVE THANKS FOR CHRISTIAN MOTHERS

 

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ton’s “Centennial Capers”
Saturday at 8 p.m,,
announced today. ,

to be depicted i
Inter-city’ activities ‘of “Moose-
heart, Nlinois and Moosehaven,

Chapter No. 211. stages ‘a. public
showing of the movi

“Picture of You" 0 002) 7 as
The’ 30-minute “technicolor
depicts the aim of all Moose
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of 1037 Seventh Avenu
leave tomorrow on the: CPSS:

“Queen of. the North” for Newlf@ >.

Westminster, where. Mr. Martin
has been transferred with the
Canadian National Railways. .:

OW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, HEALS
“Advancing Faith to
Spiritual Understanding”

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PENTECORT AL TAMERN ACTH WIT .
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ghlorning. jinrvien aq iho ” .
Wnday Sehool 10:90 aan,
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Rev Tyan 8 Cambio _Dial 58911) Pentecostal Tabernacle —= 202 « 6th Avo, West
THE SALVATION ARMY
: Vraner atront Pastor—~Rev, Win, B, Legadtte
Atinday 11:00 am. Hollnoad Aorviee
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Favorite: tuna ‘salad“is a main’ course
enough to satisfy male appetites, seafood’,
treat for one and all. aan

rely on the dressing for flavor.|

rangement ‘of ‘your. salad’ plays|..
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added peeled tomato , wedges: for |-

celery, onion : and “seasonings.

_ FAVORITE TUNA SALAD | on lettuce on’ indivic ad |
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_ Saturday for hilarious show »
~~ By popular demand a-repeat performance of Len Harring-:
will.be staged: i .. Civic: Centre.”
Catherine Laurie centre ‘business ‘manager:

The hilarious two-hour show. of -impressi o
“hit parade” and”Broadway. musical . Stars, entertained’
' 1,000 people last Friday and .Saturday~ nights. 200

Mooseheart, Moosehaven |

Florida, will.be- screened in the |-::
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{when the Women ‘of ‘the: Moos

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