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In their‘arguinents against’ the
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ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
| 4th Ave. W. at Dunsmulr St.
Holy Communion 8:30 a.m.
Sentor School. 9:45 a.m.
* Tuntors and Kindergartez 11 am,
‘Very Rev. A. E. Hendy Dial 4766

_ + BT. PETER'S ANGLICAN
a. ‘Seal. Cave
Miss

 

Elafoe Bulmer, B.A., L Th.
ie Sunday Sohocl 11 a.m. Lo

, 2300 Seal Cove Circle Din) 2654
. . FIRST BAPTIST

r Bth Ave. &. at Young St.
“Sunday School.10 a.m. and 12:15
“Rev. J. A. Roskam - Dial 6060

ce REGULAR BAPTIST ©,
fo: 620. Oth Ave. Enust ~

~~ Sunday Sehool 10 ‘a.m,
Q ‘Morning Service L115 a.m.
‘Rev. L. E, Jackson _ Dial 297)

EVANGEL ICAL (FREE CHURCH
. : 6th “Ave. at Ambrose
“Sunday School °10:30 a.m.

' Morning: Service 11:30 a.m. ‘
Rev. H.W. Poster’ « — Dial 4403

mu ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN |
6th Ave. ut McBride St.
' Sunday School 19.a.m.
Rev. A. S. Olson. / Diet 4:64

4, PEN Nv ECOSTAL TABE RNACLE

; - 202° 6th. Ave, West ~
Morning . Service 11:30 4
“Sunday School 10:30 1m. ~

Rev, Wm. E. Leggette. Dial 6839.

a UIST PRESBYTERIAN
(235 4th Ave. East
: Sunday Schoot-——-10:00. a.m.
Tiny Tots & Nursery—11:00 a.m.
Rev. Ivan 8. Gambic. Dial 6823

| THE SALVATION ARATY
: : Praser Strect
sunday 41:00 a.m: Holiness Service
12:45 ._pm. Sunday Schoul
7:30 p.m. Salvation Meeting
Sr. Capt. and Mrs. Tony Smith
‘ Dial 3024

FIRST UNITED
/ 636 6th Ave. West -
Benior Sunday School 9.45 am
_ & years and under at 11 o.m.
Rev. -R. MW, K, Ellfot Ph, 3114

/ BETHE, BAPTIST CUURCH
: “200 4th Ave. E,

 

 

 

 

 

‘Stunday ‘School. — 10° a.m.
Rev. John Kuehn Dial 2453

 

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i Sunday ‘School °-;.....° 40:30 a.m.
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to” the’ ‘quarrels and the petty

“WEEKLY SERMON —

pees WHY: ‘HAVE: A. CHURCH?

' ‘Miss ‘Elaine Bulmer, ‘St. Peter's. eo
Why not haye a churchless Christianity? It’ would be simpler, ‘people: say,
havé the moral teachings. and. some of the doctrine without the ‘headaches
_of an organized Church. So many people: today claim to bélieve in a Church-

Anglican Church:

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ganized Christianity. ‘If this goes
on inside the Church, they say,
a man has’ a much better. chance
of becoming a true Christian
apart from al! these: quarrelsome
and hypocritical people, |.
Secondly, those who

ings of the Church;

mosphere, and the dull services.

It would be much ‘better,. they
claim, to go out-of-doors to wor-
‘out on the sea, up
in the mountains, or on a park
bench—away from. the defile-

ship. God;

ments of human. beings,

The first criticism is answered
by the fact that good people are
the

needed in. the . Church;
Chiarch cannot’ possibly be. im-

-proved- unless sincere and decent

people give it. their full support:
But furthermore, the hypocrit-
ical members would be worse
people if .they never went: to

church:and heard the Ten Com-

mandments or the Sermon on
‘the Mount... The. good “person

{{ who stays. outside the Church

would be a. better person if he
felt’ the ©. regular. impact of
Christian -teachings.. The. bad
bad person. inside. the -Church
would be even worse if he were
never exposed to these teachings.

The second criticism -is ans-

wered by the fact that a personal]

and. loving God is not. easily
found in. the -world- of. nature
apart from the’ teachings of
Jesus Christ..We may feel ‘the
presence of God while strolling

along the beach or down a path)

in the woods but. we: feel His

presence only because we first:

learned about Him through’ the
teachings of the Church.
There is even a stronger case

‘against. those who. have their

‘private religion’. but who shun

 

 

 

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the ‘organized: Church. Nine-
tenths of these people are par-
asites: they are neither agnos-
tics (people who are unsure
of their, belief. in God)*nor. ath-

are
against the Church. condemn
some of the physical ‘surround-
the un-
comfortable seats, the stuffy at-

eists (people who deny the ex-
istence of God). . Instead, they
claim to ‘believe in a: personal
God whose’ presence. they fecl
in the world of. nature, . whose
companionship © « they..seek, and
to whom they. occasionally pray.
This idea of God. did. not come
to them out of. thin air, ,mor
by gazing at beautiful sunsets,
It came to.men through Jesus
Christ and since the days of
Christ it has come to. men
through the teachings of. the
Church,

There is indeed much that, can
be: said against the organized
Church. Its buildings are some-
times ugly; its services. some-
times fail to meet’ men’s needs;
its members sometimes ‘betray
théir Lord by living: elfish and
hypocritical Jives.. Its .human
weakness is. sometimes all too
dvident, while its divine com-
mission is politely. ignored. .

But without’ the organized
Church the. world : would be a
sorry place, Men cannot live long
on borrowed capital (which is
what they do if they believe in
a personal God but have nothing
to do with. His Church). If our
civilization is to survive at. all,
we must have the Church. If
mankind: is ever..to win that
bright new world for which we
all so deeply long, it. will have
to be through the efforts of men
and women banded together into
a common organization, work-
ing In a common cause. That
organization is the Church, the
army. of. God.

 

Women
of Moose
News.

 

The December 29 Hospita
committee meeting ‘decided to
sponsor student nurse, . Miss

Jeannette Sparks for the re-

- jersey. It:

  
   

   

WOOL JERSEY FOR SPRING
—A two-piece for Spring, from

London’s fashion collection.
The shirt top is in British,wool
is. tangerine and
white. The slim skirt is plain:

, Fregin,

_ Mrs, «A. E, Wood, right support

.| Harry Paulson, warden;

i ‘Mts. : Leslle.. A, Brain, recording

‘lof Thomas Wilday, the founder
‘ tof Oddfellowship, the lodge com-
|emorated the event with an ex-
: change . of . gifts and a turkey

Simpson, on the occasion of her
+1 50th wedding anniversary and

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- Mrs, Harry. Quick was installed
Noble Grand and Mrs. Edwin
“‘vice-noble’ grand.

“Right and left supporters for
Mrs. Quick. are Mrs, Joseph De-
lorme and Mrs. H, V. Tattersall.
Mrs. Fregin is attended by

and Mrs. George McLean, left
support. =.
- Others - installed - were Mrs,
Mrs.
‘William McDade, conductor; Mrs.

‘Leonard: Kniitson,” ‘color bearer;

secretary;- Miss Alida Johnson,
‘financial - secretary and Miss
Alice Paulson, treasurer,

“In observance of the: birthday

dinner party:
‘Other highlights of the night’s
‘function. . were | presentations
made by Past Noble Grand Mrs.
Norman
of the group,

to Mrs. James

to Mrs, Fregin, on the .event of
her 22nd wedding anniversary.

PERSONALS

Derry Roos of H. G. -Helgerson
Ltd., leaves tomorrow by CPA
plane for a week’s business trip
in Vancouver, —

 

William Homenuk, senior ac-’
countant of the Columbia Celiu-
lose Company Ltd., Watson Is-
land, leaves tomorrow by plane
for Vancouver on a short busi-

 

tangerine jersey.

' |mess trip.

 

_ Mrs. Pedersen elected
"president for 2nd year

Mrs.: Erling’ Pedersen

of the First United Church Women's association for
a second term, following the election of officers: last

will preside. as president |

 

night conducted in -the church manse.

Also named at the WA meeting
were -Mrs. Roy Boychuk, vice-

 

 

mainder. of her training period
in Royal Jubilee. hospital, Vic-
toria. "Exchange - ‘of gifts- and

—=.| refreshments . seoncluded the af-
Ps ‘ternoon’ ‘session’ held‘at the home

‘of Mrs. John Kasper. ‘Mrs. Har-

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at its last meeting: Mrs. Michael
Karasosky was hostess. It was
reported by chairman Mrs. Ed-
ward Wampler that the sum
of $100.50 was realized from a
dolly raffle. The group will pur-
chase ‘new containers for the
WOWTM bingo cards.

Three guests attended the Lib-
rary committee January 12 mect-
ing when the group decided to
get in touch with the Social
Welfare branch, which may pro-
vide the committee with a pro-
ject, Cards played saw winners
Mrs. Norman Birkeland and Mrs,
Maurice Trudeau, Refreshments
were served by hostess Mrs, Emil

old Jorgenson won the monthly

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vice committee met at the home
of Mrs. Robert Cormier, It was
decided to give a donation to
the Retarded Children’s school.
Plans for a bingo night tomor-
row, were completed. Chalrman
Mrs, Katherine’ Murphy won
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A Hawailan card party and
dance will be held by tho Moose-
haven committee in the Moose
Temple, January 30, Plans were
completed for the event when
the group met January MW, Chalr-
man Mrs, Ronald Vaselannak re-

wil] be optional, A birthday party
wos planned for a resident. of
the Plonasr Home, an Pebruary
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Tho Homg Making Commitee
held its January 12 meoting Jn
the: form of a sewlng beg at
whieh mombers sowed doll
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Fabric docorntion, 2 pi.
rhythay band, 2:18 pany Junior
Noworarnft, 4 pang Boys active
anos, 6-12, 4 pany Glrla tumb.:
crnftiing, 0-12, 4 pany Suntory
woodwork, 4 pang Basketball
praation, 6:90 pm. Alrls sports:
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president; Mrs. Lseter Franklin,
second vice-president; - ‘Mrs. A.
Donald Ritchie, recording sec- |
retary; Mrs. John Decker; cor-
responding « secretary arid’ “Mrs.
A. R..Berry, treasurer.

Mrs. ‘Bruce ‘Bennett, past” ‘pres-
ident; was: in charge, OF elec-
tions.: ‘ oy O

PERSONALS -

Miss Joanne Way, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B..G.: Way,
Seventh Avenue West, leaves to-
morrow by CPA plane for South
Burnaby where she has _ been.
transferred with. the Canadian
Bank of Commerce.

 

 

Miss Gail Gomez, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Darrow Gomez,
1817 Seventh Avenue East, leaves
tomorrow for Vancouver to com-
plete a dressmaking course. Miss
Gomez has been home for a two-
month holiday.

Vernon Ciccone, manager of
the T. Eaton Co. Canada Ltd.
branch here, leaves tonight on
the Canadian Prince for Vane |
couver where he will undergo
treatment at Pearson Memorial :
hospital.

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SUNDAY SERVICE 11 A.M.
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. Testimony Meetings Second Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Every Month
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mM, 3 P. Young.
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dn the gracious setting
of Club 27 some 20 wives
of the British Columbia
Forest Service - personnel
gathered to honor Mrs,
Percy Young, wife of the
district. forester, with a
farewell dinner party..

Mr, and Mrs, Young leave next
Friday for Nelson, B.C, where
Mr. Young has been appointed
the new District Forester.

Presented a silver souvenir
spoon by Mrs. Richard Farmer,
on behalf of the group, Mrs,
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Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, Centennial. Rebekah. district. deputy - reeidont|
presided over the impressive installation of officers for | the Centennial Rebekah
Lodge No. 40 Wednesday night in: ‘the Valhalla hall. psa

 

West. ‘end bus. service
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has been greatly improved. pe es

- So it was reported Wednesday
night | at the Roosevelt Park
school Parent-Teacher. associa-
tion meeting held in the school’s
activity room with almost 100
parents in attendance, made up
of many fathers.

However, it was pointed out
that there are, on occasions,
times’ when. ‘the. bus does - ‘not
operate. .

A motion ‘was. passed to ask
the busline. to. broadcast on the
mornings that it will not be run-
‘ning, this fact over the radio.

While - the meeting was gen-
erally satisfied ‘with the morn-
ing. service, it stressed the need
for afternoon: transportation,

DA committee. headed by James |
Munro: — viee- president, | was
named. to: “look into acquiring
afternoon. transportation,

‘Chaiting. ‘the. ‘PTA meeting in
an informal manner, Mr. Munro.
put members in.a relaxing mood
to report “one of. the. friendlest
sessions” on: record,

In other . business ‘the. third
annual ‘dime ‘carnival was dis-
cussed with. committees” appoin-
ted. The event. will be held on
the: night. of’ March 6. °

Guest speaker | public health
nurse Mrs.: ‘Helen Tilley, spoke on
“What the health unit offers
the school,’ Besides the immun-
ization and. re-immunization
program conducted _ in the

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and Cubs will be having a bottle
drive to all homes east of Hays
Cove bridge, “Monday; January
19, starting 6:30 p.m. All your
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Tilley said that teacher-nurse
conferences, were held’ Periodic-
ally.
Dr. Ro M.. D. spoke on. the
necessity of retaining primary
teeth as. long as possible.

“It is very. important to pre-
serve these teeth for as long as.
possible, since they have a great

effect on: thé Position. of . the.

permanent teeth,” the dentist
said.
The meeting “was concluded

with the serving of refreshments,

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