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VEEKLY SERMON

OPM By’ ‘The: REV. ‘ARTHUR Ss.’ OLSON |
Pastor’ ‘of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. .

> There é are many times in life when we can properly
use the word. if.’ We do not know for sure whether
or not we shall be blessed with certain good things.
As we talk ‘of. the possibility, we use the word “if.”

 

 

way, we-rather.use the word ‘‘when.”’

It. is “amazing how: often we |
hear the. word “if” used when | change,
people talk about death. ‘They |. Many people ‘are concerned
are likely thinking’ of the pres-|that their family: ‘be ‘provided
ent time or illness. But, it may |for. when they’ die: They.‘ make
also be that. there is an attempt’ their wills, take ‘out tife’ in-
to put out of. mind the cer- | surance policies, have savings
tainty of death. We can ‘all accounts, and so forth. This -is
all good, for it is’ surely a part
“If .Ijof our responsibility ‘to do what
‘;we can to take care: of those
we will leave behind. .We ‘do

these things , because. we. feel
is appointed: unto. men. once. to

die, Bpot after this cometh judg- |that-we might die before. :them,°
ment”. (Hebrews 9:27). All of}. But, would it not. be: @-mark
us- have an- appointment with: |of folly fora man to take’ care of
death, and. this. ‘is. ‘one appoinf- {everything else and to fail _to
ment ‘that we cannot miss. God |plan for himself in the face of
has appointed it, and it cannot death. A man might sa’y, “Don’t

talk to me about death. I want
“PERSONALS —

*}to put that out of -my, mind until
Miss: ° * Jacqueline. Halliwell,

I have to face it.’ But, when
we realize that. death is some-
thing that must also come to

daughter: ‘of Mr. and: Mrs. W. E. us, should we not give sober

Halliwell; returned ‘home ‘from |thought to our own’ preparations

Vancouver,” ‘where she has been for what comes: after. -

attending ~ St?: ‘Anne's “Academy.

She was accompanied“ by Miss-

Joan Poffenroth, Gaughter of Mr.

‘God tells us that after death’
comes judgment... -This means
and Mrs.: “Gordon. ‘Poffenroth,
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that’ God ‘does the ‘examining
ahd. the evaluating. He will sep-
arate the human race, as. a
shepherd separates. the sheep
from the goats. ‘He will welcome
those on: His right. hand into
ithe kingdom He:has' prepared
for them, but He will tell those
on His left hand to-depart into
the eternal fires prepared for
the. devil and his angels. In
view of.such solemn truths from
the. Word of God,.is it not’ fit-
ting: that we. shuold consider
|what it will be like for us 5 when
we die? ‘Y

: May we come: to. the place: ‘of
the apostle Paul who said,. “For
me ,to live is: Christ, and to die
° lis -gain.’

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‘Dr. and: Mrs. “Morris Wayman
and their. two sons Michael and
Thomas leave: here tomorrow by
car to take up residence in Van-
couver, Dr: Wayman has accept- |
ed an appointment with’ a Van-
couyer firm. : The family has re-

. Mrs. Margaret “Mason ‘arrived
here Wednesday: by ~ “Canadian

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14 “Prince: Rupert. Daily News

, Friday: June. 26, 1959

‘But, for ‘those’ things that are certain. ‘to. come our},

Prop wash

“By GLADYS: BALDWIN .

Nothing,»short of.a 57 mile: ‘an

hour sou’easter, will hold up ‘the
outboard. races to be held Sunday
at Taylor Lake according to D, G.
Martin, racing chairman of. ‘the
Prince Rupert Outboard’ Associa-
tion,
Sixteen - racing - craft: dn six
classes are expected to take part,
First race is: scheduled for’ 1:30
p.m,

‘Two new hydros are’ finished
although one’ hasn't. been. tried
out yet.. This will bring the B
hydros up to six and. they are to
be divided into two classes,’ Mr.
Martin said. Four in the BQH
will be racing motors ‘with quick
silver bottom. ends... Two BSH
with stock bottom ends.

Other classes will’ be J utility,
B utility, C hydro, and D utility.

Possibility of a water-skling
team ‘performing during — the
break between first and second
heats hadn't been tied. down: but]
Mr. Martin said. he: had ‘heatd
they were practicing.

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‘Hear tell there is a possibility
of outboard races’ at Lakelse
Lake, tentative date August 19,
Seems Terrace Kinsmen are in-
-erested.

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Skin-diving enthusiasts Alice
McMeekin and Clarke McLean
found another -good. reason. for
naving their. diving equipment
with them.

The “Kay-Pur” skippered by
Tommy McMeekin and with Mrs.
McMeckin, Mr.‘and Mrs. Clarke
eLean and Dr. Alexander Gray
iboard were cruising out near
atlakatla, just off the sandbar,
when the “Kay-Pur” found a
iarge rock and came to a sudden
stop. Tommy tried to let her
into gear and back her off and
she wouldn't go. Alice. ‘and [
Clarke donned diving suits and
went overboard.

They found the propeller curt-
2d _ up “like a lettuce leaf’, the
rudder pushed up into the keel-
son and the. shaft pulled out of
the flange. .They were-able to
push and sHove the shaft back

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into* position, ‘and take: some of.

she worst: out’ of’ the ‘propeller.
Then, from above they worked
the rudder back’ ‘down, endugh So

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to. their: berth. under their own
power,

As Clarke says, “If we hadn't
had our diving suits we would
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going the rounds about a certain,
navigator around town who
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September 2,

‘J, R. Ayres, editor of The Daily
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daughter Margaret will leave. by,
Canadian Pacific Airlines tomor-
row: morning for*Vancouver, en

couver they fly CPA to Montreal,
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visiting:

Mr. aind Mrs. John H. Steele,

“é me Peg.
Coffee. no good for ‘sobering’ up | 19 59 No rth C st 4
ROCKLAND,,. Me. : A): An isleepy: one,” said Dr. ‘Leon. A.')|] - or Qa: 5 af
authority .on ‘alcoholic. studics: (Greenberg, Mirector of the Yale |}: é ; f
says pouring black coffee: into -|: centre’ of Meohollc studies. | “Tra p’ ‘Championship 4
an intoxicated | person ‘or mak: . . ‘ :
ing him jog around the: block ‘OIL OUTPUT . Prince Rupert Rod & Gun Club i
Won't sober. him: up.. ‘Canada’ S crude. oll. production 9:00 | a.m., Sunday, June 27. »
“All that happens — is that’ averaged: 453,514. barrels daily In “ Ys 4
you have a wide awake’: ‘unk 1958, a 9- “Per-cent decrease. from : Archery tournament begins at 1:00 o ‘clock, ‘
on your hands. instead. ‘ofa 1957, * a
. “SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 52 (PRINCE, RUPERT) a :
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~ Balance’ Sheet: Nov ists | . . .
me 4 as. at ‘December 3h 1958: Rey ihe utes ety Ma e he Boa [
oh a ASSETS. Oe Py fol 7 sd REV.EN VUE.. “oo 4

REVENUE. ASSETS b . a _| TAXES i
Cash on hand... uo eg 5,00 puniclpal 213,386.00 3
Cash at Bank-General: Account, - ‘i. °2,49064* 0 Rural 285,221.00. ~ 408,607. po

_-—Shareable. Current Capital “951.06 3,441:70 ——neemnminn ’
Accounts Receivable Be . GOVERNMENT GRANTS | .y i \ 4
Provincial Government od '- Basic ; 117,593.00. ‘
Vocational Grant = 435. 0. So _ Mocational 1,068.37 i
__Night School’ Grant 264.74! 700.34 ' Night School 1,056.56 -2119,717.93
Dominion‘ Government... vay nn 1,080.00. - een . 8
Sundry. Jaa y + 500,00. 2280.34] RECOVERIES OF EXPENDITURES - ts 4
‘Due’ fom, CApitat Account ee . 2,449.81 Tuition Fees, cen 2,490.00. ;
py Me —— Night School Fees a 52,514.34 lr '
8,176.85 Teacherage & Other Rentals 1,745.87 '

CAPITAL ASSETS Supplies for Resale 2,863.13
Land — 28,519.41 Text Book Rentals 4,130.48 ’
Buildings ; 1,385,399.56 School Building Rentals - 446.00 4
Furniture & Equipment 154 493.88 | Sale of Assets—Non Sharenbie 1,500.00 wo:
Building dir. Progress. 75 638. 721 644,049.57 Sale of Assets—Sharcable 200.00 ?

———— Transfer Bylaw Funds -
Due from Provincial Government ° to Shareable Capital 5,530.06 2410.80
re Bond Issues , 30,000.00 . caeeeeneentiee ne

| : 4 1 ’ 639,744.81

: * 1,674,049.57| SURPLUS AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1957 * 865044

, 1,682,226.42 ; ;
’ 648,305. pS
EIABILITIES $.

REVENUE LIABILITIES | - | ' re
Accounts Payable 185.48]. EXPENDITURE »

SHAREABLE CURRENT CAPITAL TRUST 951, 06 ADMINISTRATION ' " s
Excess of Revenue over Expenditure . ” Salaries 10,090.00 :
Roven geer ‘Ended December. 31, 1058 .. 644031 Office Expense 1,698.37 a

rptus . "8,585.69 * "Trustees . Expense '878.92 é
_ Non-Shareable Current Capital _ (2,145.38) . General Administration 13,554.48 26,201 i
Se 8,176.85 | INSTRUCTION a é

CAPITAL LIABILITIES 3.000. co Teachers Salaries | 371,413.92 *
Bank Overdr : p3, 00 : . School Clerical Salarics 7,425.70 +
Due to Revenue Account se 31 . 0 > Teaching Supplics 14,927.09 ;

61° 78,337.40 . “Other, Instructional Expense | * ‘48962 394,256.83
Serial Debenture Debt , OPERATION . — 7 f
3 Oh Done (1960 45500 50, : Janitor & Engineers Salaries 43,345.16 | &
4% Due 1971 27,000.00 Janitor & Engineers Supplies 5,292.92 ;
4% % Due 1973 142'000.00 Light, Power, Water & Fuel 29,004.83 é
314% Due 1975. 255'000.00 e i Insurance, Rentals, Other 4,097.68 _ 81,740.59
- . “472,500.00. "= .- [REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE '
Advance City of Pr. Rupert 239,000.00. - 711,500.00 Grounds, Wages & Supplies 11,121.80 ;
° : , Building’ Wages & Supplies 14,811.87

CAPITAL SURPLUS . Equipment Wages & Supplies ' 6,213.14

Balance Dec. 31; 1957 832,450.71 * Other 8.50 32,155.31
apita Expenditures from “ONVEY E

Revenue—Land _ 10,372.26 : * CONVEYANCE ayn en : :
Contract Expense 7,246.80 ‘

—Buildings 1,414.15 Assistance 60.00 ’
—Equipment 6,414.75 Othe “ 186.80 7,493.60
Serial Debenture - t z= ae
emptions - 40,000.00 AUXILIARY CES a :
Interest Earnings AUXILIARY SERY ICES t
Byl Health 7 1,780.41: 6
ylaw Bank: 111.87 \ 4

Surplus Sale . Retarded Children’ a _ 1,813.00 |
Debentures : 129.55 58,442.58 - Boarding : 140.00 3,738.41
- . % A rnmreoeewremeeicem eect,

_—— | ~ 890,893.29" NON- OPERATING . ‘
“Deduct Sale . be ye Supplies for Resale 2,633 OT. e
Capital, Asset «200.00 copie Pa os Text Book -Rentals 4,130.48. - 8. 763.5:
_ dransfer to Shareatl, Tops eas Srp eb ag DEBT SERVIC ” ae “ r
urrent Capital 6,481.12 6,681.12 884.212.17 1,674,049. EBT’ SERVICE ;

. 1874, 049.57 Debenture—-Principal 43,000.00 :

: ’ 682 42 —Interest 27,812.50 .

1.68 1226.4 Bank Charges & Interest 597.02 71,409.52

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CERTIFICATE, CURRENT CAPITAL :
Sites 10,372.26 :

5. I have examined the books and records of Schoo! District No. Reconstruction 1,414.15 s

52 for the year ended December 31, 1958. I have obtained all the Equipment | 6,414.75 "18,201.46

information and explanations I have required.. In my opinion . a

the Balance Sheet and Statement of Revenue and Expenditure] roray EXPENDITURES | 641,955.94

‘are properly drawn up so as to exhibit truly and correctly the state Excess of Revenue over Expenditure «

of affairs of the Board as at December 31, 1958 and for the year For the Year Ended December 31, 1953 6,440.31

then ended, according to the best of my information and explan- |. ——
ations given to me as shown by the books, and records of the Board. 648, 395.55

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In my opinion the forms of

accounts in use and the procedure
followed in this Schoo] Di

str ict are adequate,

SCOTT McLAREN,
January 23, 1959, _Prince Rupert, B.C,

 

 

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Approved on behalf of the Board: ,
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