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Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert
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DAILY EDITION cei Bin- Saturday, Dec. 3,

 

1932

 

A SATURDAY SERMON

 

Life Set Free From Care

(By Very Rev. J. B. Gibson, Dean of St

 

Andrew’s Cathedral)

That part of the Sermon on the Mount which centres

around the injunction “Be not anxious”

had no home, no business cares

seems strangely
out of teuch with our modern mind and temper. He who | having a healthy body as well as a
, he secial responsibilities—

what could He know of the problems and burdens of the

man of teday?

 

Yet even here Christ has a mes-®
sage for our time. By the place He
gives the causes and cures

;}Outwal ince to

of |

d appear:

to

the supreme

things of the spirit. History proves

worry He cates it is something |
th try He indicat ani a eee 8 jat every turn that men and women

lat is @ver present w s s-|

pective of age or clime and that it} “%° have their thoughts upon the
, " coer > ava Le rs 2S ave
is a real menace to human life. Our ae eee ron values oe -
en > ris ‘ ‘ rersity
experience corroborates that view,/2°®" @0/e to mse above adv ; iby
The chief enemy of human happi- | *"¢ Setrow and to find peace. When
ness is worry. More characters are|“® ‘himk of John G. Paton ae
wrecked. chreers rtiiined. homes 8 beside the grave of his wife in
blighted by this than by any other “¢ New Hebrides and praying God

that island tc
think of Wilfred Grenfell leavin
his friends and home in order t
bring the message of the Gospel
Labrador
Assisi thanking Ga
erty, we understand
something that can
worry and feverish
peace like our Master's

And again Christ summons us t
view lives in the perspective

ernity. The rea! life

> ; to save
single cause. Not responsibility but .

anxiety saps vitality. Not work but
worry kills

The mere injunction “Be not an+-
xious” would have been worthiess
if the Master had not shown us how
to attain the serenity and peace of
His own life. He calls us first to
trust in the love of God. He who
feeds the birds and clothes the lilies
shall He not much more feed and
clothe us, even though we be of lit-
tle faith? In

for
that
lift us

fea

Mh

our

the face of injustice

him, when w

out of

of the scul

e

x

‘

to
when we see Francis of
his pov-
there is

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and inequality we are to believe ir lies beyond these fleeting years on
this Divine Providence. The larger /#" im the love and serenity of
experience of humanity confirms the land to be. We have swung tor
its reality and bids us believe “God's far from other worldliness ti an
in His heaven, All's right with the 2/most total neglect of the thought
world.” As some one has put it of the future life
when you trust you dd not worry Listening then to the wores of
and when you worry you do not °U" Master we are set free from
trust care and worry through confifence
Christ calls us next te itivate | God's love, through a life of
the higher powers of seul, putting SE ees © ‘Biing hope
a heaven above. These are the sec
first_in thought and-gurpose the rets through which we may shar
Kingdom of God. We shal! find the sefenity and calm of Him who
peace of mind when we turn from promised us His peace
- © mee seman =

 

 

CHURCH NOTICES —

 

F!RST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Minister, Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth, B.A.
Organist, John EB. Davey

 

1h A.M., Sermon Subject, “WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT JESUS”
12:15, Sunday Sehool
3 PM., Stnday Schoo!

7:30 P.M., Sermon Siibject, “

Westview School
RELIGION AS A BASIS FOR BUSINESS”

 

ST. ANDREW’S CATHEDRAL

(Church of Engiand)
Very Rev. J. B. Gitson, Dean

 

11-A.M., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion
Subject, “WHAT IS THE BIBLE?”
7:30 P\M., Evening Prayer and Picture Sermon
Subject, “THE CHRIST” (Hofmann)
A eopy of the painting will be given each one attending the service
This being the first Sunday in the month the Sunday Schoo!
wil] meet at 2:30 pam.

THE DALLY NEWS

 

 

 

LF PS RRM RE AN SEIT RE NRE

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g team, told of the necessity of 5, Ritchie 2, McLeod, Da-

vies

     

trained mind. Football was the fin- Comets Morgan 2, Smith 4
est kind of training and the pro-| Johnson, Steen, Tite. Dietkens
per balance of sport md education Jntermediate League
was the biggest asset in life Although the game the night be-
Ald. Macdonald ore did not prove enuous af
Ald. 8. D. Bincdonald “was ele’'t air it must have taken a great
attend the annual banquet once} na 2 eee . a es ;
more. The senior ranks were being | ae dee 1h aay dike a
well supplied by good players fro: Ce eee ak eee
the Junior League and they were |? 2¥¢¢ nice ball agd, if they keep
1p the good play of combination
acquitting themselves with credi nf urate -shodtine they wit)
The Trades and Labor Council we ubt be a hard tenn to beat
always keenly interested ir pty :
vhysical welfare of the children « Junior League
the city In a fast snanppy“wame the Jap
G. W. Johnstone of the Sons inese teok Rovers*18-8 The bay
Canada congratulated the associa Mayed an interesting game an
tien on the successful management well wor watening
of the Junior League. The old timers Japan Suehire 7 Kishi
in athletic were being replaced b moto (4), Nakamot ! Conde
promising youngsters whose pos Ybat 10
Sibilities were unlimited Rovers Williscroft 2. Greer 2
J. A. Morris of the Elks thanked tvarson 2, Armstrong, Bremner 2
the association and added words c McRae, McMeekir
congratulation. His oreanizatir Reforees—Currie, Johnson, Tr
was always glad to help the younge: ine, Skinner
brothers oe 2 le
Mike Colussi delighted  thov« LEAGUE "STANDINGS
present with his piano-accordio Senior League
solos W L. Pts
Following the program, refrest NRA 7 3 l4
ments were served by a committee Grotto 5 4 7
of the mothers of the plavers. Mrs. Kaien Hardware 2 7
W. W. C. O'Neill being convene: Ladies’ Lengue
and assisted by Mrs. S. V. Cox. Mr Cardinal 7 2
D. Ritchie. Mrs. L. 8 Eby, Miss FE Amazon 7 3
A. Mercer and Miss S. A. Mill Somet 0 9
A hearty vote of thanks to the
mothers, the Parent-Teacher A Intermediate League
elation. the Board of Schoo! Trus- Tux! .2 4 12
tess, Miss White. the referee nd ‘ Merchant 6 3 12
the sneakers was passed by accla- | Warrior 2 7 4
mation Guinier 1,
Seg oR as Meteors 7 0 4
We must harmonize the machin- Boy Scouts 2 5 4
ince with that of produe- Rover 2 5 4
consumption. —E. Meyer Japanese 3 4 6

 

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ia} ERFEU ’ ‘ATION THE THRIFTY Rr > wy
A POWERFUL COMBINAT THE YER w
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d 7 ¥ | See and hear the new Bi-acoyss;
t ‘ Vict Radio, whict ok
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| | D IS PL AYED IN Ri KE — om a ae - :
- Discuss the differen ” mode
i. concsliitilint with our friendly an periene
| . i ; : a ‘ people. ASK 48 many questions aco
Annual Banquet of Junior Football; Grotto Defeats ©.N.R-A, and Still Test Mate) Between Australia and, ike Bo n't teal ans obi . ye
\ inti ; ’ > 4 . : : : ” tO0s hilly i n buy
Association is Held Has Chanee For First Half England is Continuing at We are interested in rac Or be
—— Senior League Honors Sydney | point of view
The Junior Football Association | _ | One of the Virtors you will see-here
eld its annua! presentations of Senior League—Grotto, 23; Ca- SYDNEY. New South Wales Dec.! is the R-54. It a i10-tube B istic
;the Rochester Shicid and medals nadian National) Recreation Asso» 3 —When the stumps were drawn cae ower te nbedyir ul the
le . : lates Vielor in ivemer i
fat the Booth Memorial S¢hoo! last |.ciation, 18 iis evening after the second day’s aie $190 ind an be yt : :
vening. In his introductory re-| Ladies’ League — Amazons, 13: play in the Australia-England crib-| Our Hasy Terms -
‘marks, the chairman, J. 8. Wilson, Comets; 6 ket test match. England. had. com-;
welcomed the guests and expres- Intermediate League—-Merchants, piled 252 runs for one wicket to B THe A) th $395 (Hf)
sed the regret of the executive at 52: Tuxis, 21. Australia’s first inning score of 360 bi oe . vUVe
absence of the donor of the Junior League — Japanese, 18 Sutcliffe scored 116 and Ham-
shield. Mr. Rochester had asketi.) Rovers, 8 mond: 87, both net out, for England
him to state how sorry he was at Grotto defeated Canadian Na rene — epee
aan
his ability to attend < » Con= | Henn} — conurtatte axt .
Inability to attend and to con-|tiona! Recreation: Association: las Bad : T oa 2
vey to the boys his best wishes for night 23-16 to give fhem a fight min on ourney ‘ ae 7
an enjoyable evening and a suc- | jne chance for Senio! League hon - (YY ) » U.C VU
cessful season. J. Campbell, vice- ors in the first half. The game was Held Last venimng a
president, also sent reerets and not up to the usual high standard _
wished all-a very happy evening of senior matches, some of the Miss Polema Camero ad Wi
; ‘ Miss 5 : e
The presentation of the shicld regular players ‘being under the oy oe — |
: a ill ae eee ae Bryant Ave Winner on Prince
was made by Mayor C.H. Orme, who weather The first half was close Rupert Clits ‘Court ‘
: = ; i's Courts ° ° P Ru F
ie , ¢ > ” n) .2 + sens a" }
congratulated the High School 10-8 but in the se ond, Grotto . The Fish which made rince pert amous
team on its success. He congratu- enlarged theiy Icad to 28-16 ‘ i
; : . ie : “ An interesting American tourna-
lated the losers, too, and empha- Grott Menzizs, 2 ment was held last night on th
: ; el e fas held las >
| Sized the value of healthful exer | “urric, Morrison 21, Wit 2, Plores 8 _—
ad is courts of Prince Rupert Badmin-
cise. The lessons of football wer: Gurvich 2 ten CNG: tn “ther Seiten Sa) éé 99
. r 7 e «U 5 re
of value in meeting the situations} C.NR Johnson 5, Kelesy 5, ,, here were 22 couples in the com u ert ran
“ ‘ ’ inere were 22 ct s ~
of life and no lesson was more ne- | Styles 2, Stalker 1, Morrison 2, Nel- : p
‘ ‘ i petition and a goodly number of
cessary than that of “carrying on son
In receiving the shield on beh Ladi I spectators was also on hand. The
PcelV » s ennai: | , e 1
¢ ’ eee winners were Miss Polema Cameron SMOKED
of the High Schoo! team, the cap The Amazons again took Comets , , T) ;
ae : : stele aR alee ind Wizner Bryant. The tourna-
tain, Aubrey Ivarson, expressed th: 3-6. Although the game was ;
‘i 2 ment was in charge of Ernest Wild-
Satisfaction of the team at winnin: ; rough in spots, it was not one ine '
it and their appreciation of the|sided and. i the Comets could “ iB
Py d and, if the Comets coul Following the play, refreshments ntchncednthnenant
work of the executive of the Jun lave sunk more of their many :
‘ ; : : were served under the direction of |
lor Association hots, they might have been vic- ;
: Miss Alice Pillsbury
Bert Morgan, who presented tt ors
medals to the members of the win Amazons Boddie, Harvey 6
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