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A new hymn book ?

A tongue-in-cheek selection of
humorous songs and “hymns” you'll
never discover in the new United
Church-Anglican hymn book are to be
- found in the current issue of The United

Church Observer.

Pointing out that modern hymns are
supposed to be relevant to the concerns
of the people singing, The Observer
suggests as a hymn for office girls: —
“God of fashion, God of Style,

God ‘of Toronto’s Golden Mile,

God of Eaton’s and of Birks,

Jewellery, make-up, ail the works:
Help us look both smart and sweet,
With spelling right and typing neat,”

stitute:

knees."

suggests:

etalon as RIS HS

Editor, Daily News,
Prince Rupert, B.C,

While vacationing in British
Columbia this summer, my
husband and I golfed on your
course.

Itis very nice or COULD be
very nice — IF a person were
blind or unable to smell,

I'm referring to the polluted
creeks, They made us ab-
solutely sick,

Is there nothing you can do
to correct this situation?

Yourstruly,

Mrs. John Gayel,

357 McCarthur,
Vanier, Otta

Dear Sirs,

I am sending this letter to
you to put in your local paper
for me. It is in appreciation of
what Frank Howard, did for
us in getting a culvert in-
stalled in the railroad, to
prevent flooding in our area.

I would really appreciate it
if you would print a copy of it
in your paper.

Sincerely yours,

Mr. and Mrs, Alex Hawse,
R.R. No. 1,

Burus Lake, B.C,

Mr. Frank Howard, Esq.,

”
House of Commons,
Ottawa, Ontario.

Dear Mr. Howard,

We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation for
the help you gave us in at-
taining the necessary culvert
in the railroad.

In the past years we have

tried through other sources to
get something done, but with

no results, Once we put the .

prablem into your hands the
results were fast. Thanks to
your aid and concern the
flooding condition in our

Prince George _
_ Students do well

Last week the Prince

George College of New .

. Caledonia debating team
travelled to Cariboo College at
.Kamloops to participate in a
: provincial intercollegiate —
‘debating tournament, «© -
’ Representing the College of
New Caledonia were. Shapk

‘Imadar, ‘Ron. Robingon, Tom - -

Bames, -and Ken. McIntosh,
Ernie’ White, “a. “College |
- Faculty member coached the
team and travelled.with them. -
to Kamloops and: served .as*
“ane. of «the. debate vad:
_‘judicators,.
; The debate propasition was!
'. “Resolve that greater controls .
- should ba .im

information : about ‘Canadian
citizens: ‘by. _Bovernment .
. agencies",
Bach. team : . debated * ‘elght -
*: mes, four times on. the:at-

- firmiative side of the question ©

and four times ¢ on the negative:

; on, the .
-gathering: and: utilization of

location should be nil in the’
future.

The action you took in
coming to our aid is most
appreciated by the residents
of Hawse Loop at Tintagel,

Yours Sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Hawse.

The Editor,

The following letter -has
been mailed today and, as it
pertains to a subject
previously discussed in the
‘Letters to the Editor’ eolumn,

you may be interested in

church finances,

For the youngest, mini-skirted
girls, The Observer suggests a sub-

“Help us keep the brass at ease,
With mind on work and eyes off

For the businessmen who run
The Observer

“God of bears and God of bulls,
Help us when the market fulls,
God of bulls and God of bears,
God who guides and God who cares,
Keep all our investments sound
That pension funds may go around.”

+The United Church Observer

Bible today

Then the Lord sald unto

Cain, “Where is Abel your
brother?”,,, Genesis 4:9

Sin brings about separation
from God. It also destroys the
community of men. Its
devastating power ruined the
life of the first brothers. Abel
became the first martyr of the
faith, and Cain the first per-
secutor,

Both brothers developed the
good habit of regular worship..

ROIS ae SII ?

Hell’s Gate Airtrain carries passengers high above the Fraser River.

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"mma, NOVEMBER. 28, is

InG - " hazards ofr riewspaper ccttin
' appear to be considerable, «--..":

. Recently, the editor of an English-language newspaper in
Athens was sentenced to'‘seven months in jail for publishing a
headline which did not.correspond with the story under: it. He
was convicted under the Press Law, of misleading readers. *
_ The editor told the court part of the story was omitted due to
a composing room mistake but it made no ‘difference
Technically, he was guilty.

Ajail sentence is pretty rough treatment, The: same kinda

mistake occurs in our newspapers but nobody goes to the bucke

for it. The responsible ‘party may . get chewed out by;

management but that’s all, -
- The Edmonton Journal

USE |
_CLASSIFLED ADS

Civic "aicre Connon = Pia

1930 West Second Ave.,
Prince Rupert, B.C. -
Sir:

Thank you for your in-
vitation to meet with your
members to discuss
recreation in Prince Rupert
and my apologies for the delay
in- getting an answer to’ you.

As you know by now, I have
decided to seek election as an
alderman In Prince Rupert’s
forthcoming civic election. In

view of this, Ifeel that it would .

be improper for me to discuss
recreation with your com-
mittee during this period.

You may rest assured that
the Recreation Commission
appreciates the interest and
assistance of all groups in this
important facet of life in
Prince Rupert.

Stan Kary,

Chairman,
Recreation Com mission.

China is

-“bogeyman"?

TORONTO (CP) — Dr. Tuzo
. Wilson, principal of Erindale
College in the University of To-

ronto and a recent visitor to
China, says — misinformation
about that country has turned it
inlo a “bogeyman” in the eyes
of many. .

Dr. Wilson, ata ‘public lecture
Monday night, said that. while

there is a vast interest in China, [-

there is also “an astonishing

_ amount of ignorance and misin-__

formation about what: is going

on there.” * .
“Nothing: has astonished me. - ;
more. since iny return than to: .

. discover , what extraordinary. oe
views are held about China by”.
‘many of those who are regarded . mh
_as_ experts,""° woe
- If China maintains its present ry
. rate of technological progress.it.-. ;
quickly will: reach standards of wpe
_ Western countries, he sald, bas Sf ¢
‘ing his opinions, on:sclentists he’
_Met-and his appraisal of: well- .’

equipped Jaboratories,., well:

‘stocked. libraries and: factories :

__ turning out Sophisticated: Bel
| Ue equipment. © : :

‘lighter Side |

‘CNC. wou five of ils eight cel

Yours truly,

” Playdowna:

Centennial ” Provincial Championships
Bantam Boys and Girls 16 and under

VICTORIA

Boys: — Central Junior Secondary School -
Girls — Lansdowne Junior Secondary Schoo!
Fri, Dec. 10 — 5:30
Sat, Dec. 11 — 9:00 am. .
‘Finals: Sat., Dac, 11 — 9:00 pm
“Regional preliminaries Sat., Dec. 4
Duncan, Vancouver, Prince. Georga,
"Salmon Aim, Prince Rupert, Trait

BG, Amateur Basketball Ass oolation

a HOCKEY |

Centennial °71 intar-collegiete Lite
Hockey Championships

| _ NELSON ©

“ Playdowns’ only: Dac, 3,4"
Nelson Civic Cantre

Fri, Dac, 3— 9 am, 12 noon, 3 pm,.6 pm, 9 pm: nies
"Sat, Dec, ay 8:30 am, 1: 30, am, #3 30 pm .

- BRITISH COLUMBIA

« STN SPORTS

~ SNOWMOBILING —

Centennial “71 Provincial Championships
Men's division — all stock and modified
- ¢- Powder Puff divistan —
: up to 340 o.c. stock and modified
"Junior division — up to 340 c.c. stock only

REVELSTOKE |

Revelstoke Cantennial Park
Sat. & Sun., Dec. 11, 12 — 10:00 am

B.C. Snow Vehicies Association.

Ceritennil 71 Provincial indo Chain
‘ Al I age categories Midget to senior .

Thunderbird ‘Sports Centre, U, B. c,
: Fri, Dec, 10 — 8:00:pm
_ Sat, ‘Bex, 14 12:45 pm’

(7) speed Statlng Assocater i

AbboiHord J ‘Junior Secondary School,
3 Say Dec. 4 1

". Prime Minister W. A. C. Benriatt will light the. Festival cairn at the"

os aquatic exhibition on Wednesday, December 1

“GROSS COUNTRY RUNNING
- Provincial High School Championships.

- Provingial High Schoal Ghamplonsnips

_ VANCOUVER, Dec. 10, ny 12,
~POG-SLED RACES —

- FORT NELSON Deo. 11, i2

_- sntennia! '71 Ganadian Open Meh
_ SOUTH BURNABY Dec, 8-12.
“MOTORCYCLING.
"WESTWOOD Dec. 5.
‘SNOWMOBILING. |

‘Regional: Inter-provincial, Compation
TAYLOR Dec. Boe

: SKIING» eo
2° Big White, Novelty: Events. ay
Jos KELOWNA: (BIG. WHITE | TN.) De

“CSWIMMING’’.
- CYA Swiniming Ghaniglonships .

‘Norihern Ragional bevelép
-PRINCE; RUPERT. De

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A camel sons Eve i

FESTIVAL OF
WINTER SPORTS ©
SPECIAL EVENTS
OPENING CEREMONIES

new Centennial Swimming Pool in Victoria rit sac
71, at 7:30 pm,

SURREY Dec. 4
SWIMMING
VANCOUVER Dec. 3, 4

SQUASH eee ‘
Western Canada Doubles Championshios
Western Canada Junior Age, Group Champlo hips

Regional Competliian :

SNOOKER

Western Canada: Flibily Trials,

4

ANCOUVER Dec..§

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