HAPPY TENTERS—Happy tenters pictured above are Girl Guide
‘members of the Blue Jays tent during the first week’s camp at
‘Digby Island Marine Station held under the sponsorship of the
Prince Rupert Girl Guide Local association for a two-week
‘period. Left to right are Laura Strachan, Monica Kowal, tent
.camp leader; Shirley Robb and Marilyn Holkestad. In front is
‘Roberta Jackson from Kitkatla. Pictured right is the camp
mascot, Casey Jones, won by the tenters on two occasions, given
: for neatness of tent, quietness at rest hour and for best per-
,formance in patrol duties. In addition to receiving particular
‘honors as tent camp leader, Monica Kowal received a further
proficiency badge for “Religion and Life Emblem.”

 

 

 

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PASTOR'S

Someday | hope to wo

This is as it should be. We
have the right to be concerned
about one another, Life would
be a dreary thing if no one
cared where we were going, or
where we had been. One of the
dangers of our modern age is
to become so self-centred that
nothing beyond “Me and My-
self” is of any interest.

It is good when friends are
concerned about one another.
Certainly we should be. inter-
ested’ in knowing where our
friends are going, whether it be
for a week-end trip, or one that
will take them away for several
months.

Interested in knowing? Yes, I
am sure you are. But how inter-
ested are we when it comes to
knowing the answer to the ques-
tion, “Where. are you going—to
spend eternity?”
God tells us very plainly in
His word, the Bible, that there
are only two places to spend
eternity. The Bible does not only

~ CORNER |

By KEV. M. B. ODLAND, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
WHERE ARE YOU GOING ?

rk up enough ambition to

keep-a record of the number of times | am asked
the question: Where are you going? | am sure that
the total would climb very rapidly. .

 

eternity? Have you asked them?
Have you told them? It is the
privilege of every. child of God
to. direct others to the better
land. We are all willing to talk
about. a nice summer resort
where one can spend a few days
while on vacation, and have a
good time. What about the ‘Glory
Land’ that lies at the end-of
life’s journey. Do we find heaven
easy to talk about? Do we look
forward to going there? Where
are you going to spend eternity?
“Jesus said unto him, I am the
way, the truth and. the life;
no man cometh unto the Father
but by me.” John 14:6.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Malcolm Bolliver of Van-
couver left this morning by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
following a two-week holiday as
guest of her brother-in-law and

 

 

teli us that there are only two
places, bub shows us very clearly
that. it is up to each individual
to. decide which of those two
places he wants as his. goal.

Christ through His suffering
and death has made it possible
for us to choose heaven. Satan,
of course does his best to keep
us bound: so that we will spend
eternity. in hell. 20 we
Are you: interested in knowing

VOT NAY Eg Le:

 

where. your ‘friends: will: spend

 

  

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Many attend —
Stewart rites. _

A large gathering of friends
and neighbors of Mr. and. Mrs.
Grnst Hatzl of Stewart gathered
to pay last respects to their
nine-year-old son Helmut Hatal,
who died accidentally July 27.
Held July 31 at 2:30 p.m. the
service was conducted by Mrs.
L. Finney with the Women of
‘he Moose Chapter No. 16 in at-
vendance in the Moose Hall,
Pallbearers were Mrs. F. Jan-
auer, Mrs. J. Winkler, Mrs. P,
McNee, Mrs. H,. Fohli, Mrs. C.
Collins and Mrs. W. Banerd.
Honorary pallbcarcrs were the
First Stewart Wolf Cub Pack
and the First. Stewart Scout
Troop.

Graveside service was con-
ducted by the Loyal Order of the
Moose and interment was at
Stewart Cemetery. Funeral di-
rector was Milton Kearns,

 

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‘ Announcements

weather permitting,

October.

@ Salt Lake Perry every Sunday,
hourly

sister,, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
Pierce. While here Mrs. Bolliver,
her sister and Mrs. Harry Lloyd
spent a five-day vacation at
Lakelse Hot Springs.

Leaving today by car for Van-
‘couver were Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Rensvold and their daugh-
ter Bileen.. On August 24 Mrs.

,aboard ‘the “Orsova” en route
to Hawaii where they will live
for a year and .Hileen will take
her Grade 10, Mr. Rensvold will
join his family in Hawaii in

 

-. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bohan-
non left today by car for New
Hazelton where they will visit
their son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pestes and
family, who leave’ the end of
August for Vancouver where Mr.
Pestes attends UBC. Travelling
with the Bohannons will be Mrs.
Herbert Dearden and her Daugh-
ter Karia.

 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sim left
this morniAg for a holiday in
southern California.

PRINCE RUPERT GOSPEL
ASSEMBLY

(Meeting In Sons of Norway Hath)
119 Sth Aveaue: Must
0:30 a.m—Breaking of Bread
Sunday School; 11:80 4,10,
Gospel Service: 8:00 pin,
Everybody Welcome
Phone GIL or 8074

 

Rensvold’ and Eileen: will sail.

 

“A Search For God

Wow CURISTIAN SCIENCE WEALS

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Mrs. Roy

honoring
Mrs. Roy Becker was.
the hostess for a miscel-

laneous Surprise shower
iast night when friends

nonor guest-of-honor Mrs.
Alice Lund.

Mrs, Lund’s marriage to Ken-
neth Nesbitt will take place to-
morrow night at the First Unit-

| ed churuch.

Upon her arrival the bride-to-
be was seated under a festoon of
pink streamers and white wed-
ding bells and received a floral
corsage and her lovely gifts ar-
ranged in a basket decorated in

pink and white. —

_¢:Matron - of - honor - clect Mrs.

:|James Reynolds assisted with the

gift-opening.

Refreshments, including a
shower cake, followed the bingo
games. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Albert Cameron, Mrs.
John Franks and Mrs. Walter
Eisele.
-. Other invited guests offering
‘best wishes and gifts were Mrs.
Murdo McKenzie, Mrs. B. A. Hed-
‘strom, Mrs. Josephine Hansen,
Mrs. J. M. Orom, Mrs. Daniel
Lippett, Mrs. Alex Hanson, Mrs.

Horace Hale, Mrs. Raymond
Wood, Mrs. Helga Quist, Mrs.
James Brickley, Mrs. Skapti

Grimolfson and Mrs. P. D. Ruth-
erford. .

 

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gathered at her home on,
Eleventh Avenue East to,

Becker hostess at party
pride-elect Alice Lund |

 

 

- SUNDAY SERVICES
First Presbyterian Church

10:00 A.M.

FIRST UNITED CHURCH

. 11:15 AM.
Speaker — Rey. Dr. R. W. K,. Elliott

Everyone .Welcome

 

 
  
 
  
   
    
 

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8:45—Holy Communion’
10:00-—-Matins ‘ ‘
7:30-—Evensong

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ST, PETER'S ANGLICAN =:
End of 6th Ave, Bots :
8:00—Matins ,
Matins 11 a.m. ‘y
Rev. DR. Chassels—Dial

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Pentecostal
Tabernacle

Aug. 8 through 14

Tues. through Fri., 8:00 p.m.
Sun., 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Rev. C. A. Myhre,' Pastor.

 

 

   

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PROVINCIAL CIVIL DEFENCE, VICTORIA
Dopt. of The Provincial Sceretary

Salary 8500 per. month, | plus. travelling expenses and
generous fringe benefitx, Duties tnelude organization, plan-
wing and supervision of distribution of medical equipment
and supplies fram. a central medical stockpile to various
emorgonoy health units in Civil Defence zones, arenas and
communities, 0

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Including organizational, planning and qdministrative wars;
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FIRST BAPTIST 00S
Sth Aves BE. at Young St. 7 | - io
Zunday School 10 am. and 12:16} 0 07. |
Services 11 a.m..and 7:30 pam. f tp
Rev, J. A, Roskam—Dial, §0600 CPi oe

 

 

 

REGULAR BAPTIST 0-7:
620 Gth Ave, Bee
Sunday School 10 a.m. -
Services 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m,
Rev, ©. EL Jackson—Dtal. 3971.

 

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
6th Ave. FE. at Ambrose

; Sunday. School 10:30 a.m.

1} Services 11:30 a.m. and. 7:30 p.m.
Rey, H.W. Foster—Dial 44037

ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN |
Sth Ave, at McBride St..:-
“Sunday School 9:45 a,m,° 0.
‘ Services 11. a.m/ and 7:30 pm. —.
Rey. M. B. Odland—Dial 4164):

PENTECOSTAL ‘TABERNACLE.
202 Gth Ave. Woo:
Sunday Schoo! 10 a.m,

Services 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m, :°
Rey, C. A. Myhre -

FIRST: PRESBYTERTAN:

235 4th. Ave, East
Sundav School 10 a.m.":

--: Tiny Tots 11 am. wel
Services 10:00 a.m. July & Augus
Rev, J.-S. Gamble—Dial 58235

 

 

 
   
  
  
  
      
 
  
  
    
  
 
  
  
     
  
 
  
 
 
  
  
  
 
  

 

 

 

 

 

THE SALVATION. ARM .
27 Grenville Conrt—Fraser S
Sunday. School 12:45 p.m-:
Services 11 a.m. and .7:30"p.m
Capt. & Mrs, EF. G, MelInne
Dial 3024 and 6181

 

 

 

 

FIRST UNITED
: 636 6th Ave. West ;
Jr.-Intermediate and ..Teen

- Class—9 745 a.m.- F
Nursery, Kindergarten and
Primary—ll a.m.” =.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m...
Torey, RL OW. K. Eliot—Dial 3114

Yo BETHEL BADPFIST: CHUURCH
200 4th Ave. East :

| Sunday School 10 a.m,"
Services 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m
Rev. J. Kuehn—Mial 2453."

 

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(West, Coast Chiltren’s: Mission) |:

. Sunday School—10:30° a.m,':;
4 Services 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

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1217 7th Ave, East)
Junior-Intemediate ‘Sunday

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