C6 - Sunday, September 23, 1984 - North Shore News

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THE UNITED Church of
Canada celebrates 100 years
of mission, beginning with
the methodist missionaries,
who travelled to the far
reaches of the country on
saddle, foot, sled and ship.
Deep Cove/Mt. Seymour
United church plans to honor
those early pioneers on the
mission ships, who have plied
the West Coast waters con-

tinuously for 100 years.

Captain William Oliver
began it all in 1984, laun-
ching the ‘Glad Tidings’, and
leaving for the north coast in
December of that year.

This year, on Sunday, Oc-
tober 7, Rev. Captain Oliver
Howard will navigate the cur-
rent mission vessel Thomas
Crosby V to Deep Cove to
help celebrate United Church

roots.

All North Shore residents
are welcome to participate in
this historical Thanksgiving
Celebration.

The ship will be dockingat
approximately 10 a.m. on

Sunday, October 7. A short
Seaside Worship service will
be at 11:30 a.m. This will be
followed by a picnic lunch
with musical entertainment

throughout. Captain Howard
will share his experiences
travelling into the remote
areas along the caast. The ’80
ship will then be open for
touring.

If you plan to come and
join the picnic, please pro-
vide your own lunch.

For further information,
please contact the Rev. Brad
Newcombe at 929-1336.

ts Jewelry making

days and nights‘

JEWELERY -maker
Madeleine Chisholm will in-
struct an eight session course
on jewelery making for
beginners, who will learn
how to make rings, brooch
and pendants out of silver (or
gold) at her studio at 1765
Marine Drive, West
Vancouver.

Classes are from 7 to 9:30
p.m. Mondays, beginning
-Sept. 24.

She’ll also present two one-
day workshops on metal
weaving and knitting.

For registration informa-
tion call the UBC Centre for
Continuing Education
222-5254.

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