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by W. JOHN WILSON, Pastor +
Evangelical Free Church ; ge

, Perhaps no one word better. de-
seribes all of man’s self- centred
thoughts and activities than
“vain.” “Vanity of vanities; all:
‘ig vanity,” exclaimed Solomon, as
he considered life about Kim in)
‘general and his own life in par-
ticular,

In Ecclesiastes, he discloses the
vanity of a life which had as its
goal self-gratification through
increaséd wealth, pleasure, .or
knowledge.

He testifies “Whatsoever mine
eyes desired I kept not from
them.” And he knows that Solo-~
mon desired much! Yet, he hon-
estly admits that, in the midst
of wealth and fame, he “hated
life,” for all of this was “vanity'
and vexation of spirit.” His
wealth certainly brought him no.
peace or satisfaction. He states,
“He that loveth silver shall not
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in sinful pleasure. “Where is all
this getting me?” he asked.

Now Solomon, by the popular |[
materialistic standard, WAS get-
ting somewhere. Yet, he had |i
enough wisdom to realize that
‘in the abundance his hands had

‘wrought, “there was NO PRO-
FIT.”

Christ, in Mark 8:36, asks a ,
sobering question: “For what |.
shall it profit a man, if he shall |}
gain the whole world, and lose
his own soul?” Certainly, when
God is ommitted “all is vanity’—
“there is no protit.”

“Tm thankful to God that in!
His gift of eternal life through |
Christ (Romans 6:23) I find that
which cannot he found. else-
where. Our.Lord brings peace
and satisfaction. And although :
one cannot merit salvation by |
his deeds (Ephesians 2:8, 9),
every child of God can engage
in work that is NOT vanity.
“Your labour is not in vain in

 

  

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that loveth abiinda with in the Lord,” writes the apostle | home when the robins return

re: over de un are bun “Paul, Know Christ, then serve | and the winter melts away, :
crease clare a - Him; for in a world of vanity § you must plant Holland hya- mos
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low him to sleep.”

Of pleasures ana knowledge he
makes similar remarks.

Recently I was counselling a
young man who had heen- ‘living |

PERSONALS
Mrs. T. M. Carscadden of the
First United Church, Mrs.. N. R.

Christensen of St. Paul’s Luth-
eran Church, Mrs, R. Scherck

‘Many guests attend bazaar Tete Sateaton army and Me

held by WOTM Wednesday rr et ok ee

asked to pour at the tea sched-j|
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BRAIL — This laughing, heal-
thy baby girl has been kept
alive by UNICEF’ food and
clothing donations in an area
where infant mortality strikes
nearly 300 of every 1,000 child-
ren born. To counteract and
‘fight this alarming. rate of
mortality among children of

a radar
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every car?

Your eyes provide your car

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uled to be held by the Ladies Aid
of the First Presbyterian Church
next Wednesday. Delicatessen, ,

with homebaking, sewing and candy

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possible. Do you take care the world’s underdeveloped | Rupert Chapter of the Women of the Moose No. 211 at the Moose Hall Wednes- ‘will be sold at the bazaar and

of them as you would a fine countries. UNICEF raises funds | q | tea will be served. ,

piece of electronic equip- ay

ment? Think of what's at “through the selling on inter-_ er the affair was officially. Christmas tablecloth raffle was \Hartwig, $25; Mrs. Amable Ber- Y il

stake: ninety percent of all national greeting cards and opened by Rev. R. W. K. Elliott, : on by Mrs. Carl Smith. inard, $10; Mrs. J. Cloutier, $5; THE BIBLE SPEAKS . TO YOU ou go a
driving decisions are based notes. These. cards, on ‘sale

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the visitors were greeted by Mrs. | The Time for Gratitude
of went on ne ae across Ganada, are. designed | Michael Budinich, convener, Mrs. cal Service committee Metis in| ‘Bacon, $5. KTKN--9:30 k,c, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. long way
fare of immediate family, . by internationally, known art- | william Pilfold, co-convener and [)are™ of the delicatessen hooth
friends, and strangers. Once ists and are the only way in | Mrs, Leslie Seale. senior regent. ‘Mrs. Hugh Perly won the ham. - a ‘before
discovered, most vision prob~ which UNICEF apprdaches the | Pouring at the pouring table 5 At the homecooking Say: Mrs. |
ems can be corrected. Have free peoples of the world for | which was covered with a lace oseph Kurdziel and the Moose- |}
your eyes examined. soon funds to carry on this neces- | cloth and centred with a centre- heart committee were in charge. | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY you match Bonded Steck
BC. ASSOCIATION OF sary work. Last year two mil- | piece of fall flowers. were Mrs. The cake rane was won by Mrs. | . ” OF PRINCE RUPERT . ee
- B.C. -jion cards were sold in: Can-. | Helen Tweed, Mrs. Thora Stega- , : . - A Branch of the First. Church of Christ. Scientist, : . everanns
ada. vig, Mrs. James Parks and Mrs. The doll and crib at the sew- | Bostik Mai USA \ its famous “Loo
OPTOMETRISTS Josephine Taylor. ing stall were won by Mrs. Char- oston, Mass, 0.5.4. | flayou eT
RIN The tea tables were decorated 'eS Pilfold. This stall was in} Any Cary;
" | PRINTED PATTERN with yellow chrysanthemums and one oe the Library committee, | Sunday Service T1 a.m. | ayvour.
4 . wi rs. Charles Dearaway 3S!
aes WARDROBE the many booths were graced Oy chairman. ¥ aS} The Title of This Week’s Lesson-Sermon
' —— ‘ny yevoW, "he fishpond was in charge of | ,
f bronze, brown, rust. and green. ut
\ pes ’ Ha iM , 5 ‘the Membership committee with! ‘Mortals: ‘and Immortals” . _. .
; CHURCH oo. an Mrs. 2e acKenzie was in; ldest distillery. Established 1832.
di ve charge of the tearoom tickets ' ‘chairman Mrs. Ivan Neilsen. | Be ana Avenue opposite Fourth. strest. G&W is Canada’s oldest distillery.  Estaotsne
OU fee .. DIRECTORY. | | ..:})- and acted as cashier for the O. K. Olsen won, the Guide Gol}) 5%

Pega , a). This advertisement is nov publisnec or dispiayed by the Liquor
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afternoon. and .Sylvia ‘Powell . the. truck.
Mrs. Lorne Anderson and ond! Miss Polly Astoria won the
Child Care committee —were in charge of the Homemaking com-
charge of the tearoom and Mrs, {| towel hamper which- was in
Thomas Dennis and the Moose- :mittee with Mrs.. Robert Zeilke
haven committee took care of {as chairman.
the. kitchen. The Christmas stocking was
The grocery hamper was in!won by Mrs. Ambrose Wilmson.
charge of the Hospital commit- [Chairman Mrs. Joseph Long and
tee with chairman Mrs, E. Mc-; ‘her Friendship committee were
Anerin and was won by Mrs. iin charge of this project.
Douglas Standring. A quilt which was donated by

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-Family: Communion

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11:00 a.m, Matins Ist. Sunday.

ea Holy: Communion

7:30 pym. Evensong 4th sunday,
Family. Service, 3°.

7:30 a.m, Wednesdays, ‘Saint's
Days, Holy Communfpn

11:00 a.m. . Sunday School “and
Btble Class.

i Very Rey, G,T.

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Sunday Schoo! 10:30 a.m. her publicity committee and the’ Door prizes were won by: H.

 

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