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Saturday,
November
29,
1947
An
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1
A
Commendable
Move
MOVES
REPORTED
to
be
on
foot
in
government
quarters
in
Victoria
to
clean
up
on
salacious
types
of
magazines
are
to
be
commended
and
should
meet
with
general
approval
among
more
thoughtful
people
having
in
mind
the
moral
welfare
of
the
community,
particularly
the
juvenile
section
thereof.
The
most
of
older
people
may
not
be
particularly
interested
in
such
types
of
literature
and
probably
are
not
avare
of
the
sqrdid
if
not
the
indecent
nature
of
much
of
it.
Ppssibly,
if
they
even
examined
it,
they
would
be
shocked.
The
fact
is
that
youth,
the
reading
of
many
of
.
whom,
unfortunately
enough,
is
little
supervised,
are
attracted
by
such
literature
and
can
be
demoralized
by
it.
Jf
it
is
unavailable,
it
will
not
hurt
them
and
their
leisure
reading
woulfl
gravitate
along
Jess
harmful
lines.
Import
regulations
will
exclude
some
of
such
objectionable
literature
which
comes
from
the
United
States.
Rut
it
is
not
to
be
overlooked
that
there
are
certain
publications
in
Eastern
Canada
which
ape
the
more
finished
American
product
and
are
equally
harmful.
V
BRITISH
BY-ELECTIONS
PUREE
BY-ELECTIONS
within
two
.lavs
in
Great
Rritain
do
not
seats
or
the
standing
of
parties.
Labor
retained
two
of
the
seats
and
the
Conservatives
retained
the
third.
The
trend
in
the
size
of
the
pluralities,
however,
w,as
quite
clearly
away
from
the
"government
and
toward
the
opposition.
Gravesend
re-elected
a
Laborite
but
the
majority
of
only
1,G75
compared
with
the
7,056
in
the
general
election
of
1945.
In
the
Edinburgh
East
seat
the
government
candidate's
majority
was
similarly
reduced
whfle
a
large
increase
was
to
be
noted
in
the-tremendous
majority
of
the
Conservative
candidate
in
Howdenshire,
Yprkshire'
There
is
even
more
significance
in
the
trend
when
the
Opposition
decreases
its
adverse
majority
01'
increasps
its
own
majorities
against
a
government
that
is
still
in
power.
It
is
generally
conceded
that
the
tendency
is
for
the
government
candidate
to
be
in
the
favored
position.
-
-Quite
obviously
the
m
average-Britisher
is
definitely
unhappy,
and
wants
to
say
so.
He
doesn't
like
the
austerity
program,
and
he
is
not
too'
certain
whether
the
policies
of
the
present
gqvernment
T?'
a,n-V
Promise
of
leading
him
ouj;
of
his
present
difficulties.
Whether
he
believes
that
a
Cpnssrva-tive
government
would
do
any
better,
is'stilf
a
moot
ppint.
That
the
Attlee
government,
whatever
their
private
thoughts,
consider
there
is
any
challenge
tp
tneir
existing
mandate,
is
highly
improbable.
than
ever
will
they
be
interested
in
referring
their
fate
to
the
public
until
the
term
of
their
mandate
expires.
The
people
who
see
these'
electiqns
Us
an.
inexorable
handwriting
on
the
wall,
are
probably
wrong;
but
it
does
seem
to
be
a'
reasonable
assumptipn
that
the
leftward
swing
pf
the
pemiu-lum
is
over
and
the
return
swing
has
begun
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THERE
IS
NO
LACK
of
significance
seen
in
the
1
recent
intrpductipn
of
what
will
bp
known
fis
tjje
Ceylon
Independence
Bill
which,
once
passed,
changes
the
island
into
a
fully
responsible,
self-governing
member
of
the
British
Commonwealth
Jf
Woiis
Ceyjpn
,
situated
just
off
thp
southern
Shores
of
India,
wil
join
Canada,
Australia,
New
Zealand,,
South
Africa,
India
and
Pakistan
on
an
equal
footing.
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mi
PRINCE
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j'
YEARS
AGO
j
(Xovcinber
28.
1!,22)
The
Daily
News
Jooked
forward
,
...
with
ItU
enthusiasm
41
to
(h't
disillusionment
of
Mayor
C.
F.
Mc-
Hardy
of
Nelson,
who
had
supported
a
move
to
haye
the
1923
annual
convention
of
the
Unjon
of
B.
c.
Municipalities
held
at
Prince
Rupert
because'
"a
trip
Icebergs
would
be
worth
taking."
The
homes
at
Terrace
occupied
by
A.
L.
Yargeau"
and
Robert
Donald
were
destroyed,
by
fire.
A
bird
.hquse,
occupied
by
W.
F.
Lindsay,
owed
Its
gacape
to
the
efforts
of
volunteer
firemen.
I
.
.
A
shipment
of
150
ornamental
reqs
for
transplanting
on
certain
boulevards
".tndglii
McCiyhiont
Park
arrived
in
the
city.
The
shipment
came
from
the
city
of
Victoria
Parks
nursery.
(November
28.
1912)
The
Scotsmen
of
the
city
had
a
grand
time
.at
the
annual
St.
Andrew's
'ball
in
the
.Mcintyre
Hall.
Six
of
the
24
dances
during
the
evening
were
mfrpiv
Scottish.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
candidate
for
i?aypr,
announced
his
platform.
'c
iea
inat
ne
would
wprk
for
the
common
good
and
that
he
would
$tand
for
t,he
working
'
man.
John
Andereon,
a
well
knqwn
Christ
and
the
loss
of
the
bless-resjdent
of
Sfpwar,
passed
l-!,SS
of
heaven,
through
the
citv
on
hl
wow
V
mt
fJi?me
after
spendlnir
somp
timp
lU
V
I
MJss
Agnes
Clifton,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N
.Clifton,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
PrlnoP
Beatrice
from
Vancouvpr
nnrf
'
'
Winnipeg.
nnin.,.!
scheWpro
south
coast
report,
ivith
TuZTS
.7
,.
e.r"
P.00,000
pleasure
beach
has
been.;
submitted
to
the
town
council.
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1:45
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2:30
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SATURDAY
SERMON
THE
WAITING
CHRIST
We
are
just
about
to
enter
the
advent
season
of
the
Church
Year.
tGpd's
word
greets
us
with
the
fact
of
the
waiting
Christ.
During
.the
many
years
from
the
time
of
Adam's
sin,
Christ
waited
until'the
fulness
of
.timp
v)ien
.He
appeared
as
a
little
"child,
:jmtfn
OS
n
Til
o
n
I
Ta
tirntforl
.i?tf
M
oroper
time
wl;enHe
wpujfi'
in
jet
ne
devil
in
mortal
combat.
A
some
juiure
ump
ue
win
come
aaln
visibly
tp
this
earth
to
darkness
because
they
feel
se-ludse
Judge
the
the
llvlna
Jiving
and
and
thp
the
dead.
dpnd
i
it'
.;.
'
V
....
I
In
the
meantime
y.e
are
told
.hat
.He
is
waiting
at
the
dggr
of
human
hearts,
eager
tp
enter
In,
'V
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frn"
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1
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.
.
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1
And
in"
hearing,
ypii
might
top
Denefltcp.
Human
herts
are
prpyidgd
with
the
ability
of
keeping
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
out.
.
They
sejem
tp
have'
locks
which
only
j
the
owners
can
open.
When'
Jesus
Christ
knocks,
no
pne
Is!
ibie
to
open
he
hsart
door
ex-?,ccpt
the
pwner.
pme
pwners
readily
heed
UVe
knockinz
at
their
door
and
open.
Others
T
are
Jndifferent
or
else,
because
pf
other
reasons,
will
not
open
Yet
Christ
patiently
waiU
fo."
the
opDortunity
to
enter
(n
so
that
He
might
abide
there
It
jemetimes
happens
that
ChrM
persist?
ail
through
the
lifetmu
of
a
person
but
Is
not
permitted
'0
enter
until
death
seems
to
be
near.
Anion?
the
reasons
.why
men
keep
Christ
waiting
are
lack
pf
appreciation
ol
Christ's
purpose,
.
indifference
that
results
f
rom
i
careleesness
and
then
the
basis
'
sin
which
besets
us
all.
If
all
men
knew
that
Christ
wants
to
bestow
upon
them
'
a
spiritual
biessin?
which
in
itself
is
price-
Jess,
many,
would
readily
open
i
up
their
hearts
to
Him.
Fellow-
1
shin
with
Christ
brings
with
it
a
blessing
for
this
world
a.
well
as
for
the
wprld
that
lies
beyond.
it
14
the
basis
for
a
eodlv
life
here
on
earth
which
will
continue
in
heaven.
Not
many
people
look
forward
with
delight
to-
the
prospect
of
faclnz
eter
nity,
without
Chlrst
and
the
life
that
Is
in
Him
but
many
are
so
careless
about
their
relationship
v;lth
Him
now
that
thev
ke..n
Him
.waiting,
outside
of
their
i
hearts.
They
have
no
fellowship
with
Him
although
thv
are
not
1
antagonistic
towards
Him.
Care-
lle3Sne.S3
Will
In
tlmo
lonH
In
!
.permanent
separation
from.
their
Jiphpu
"vvuuac
nini
1IVC4
APPEALING
TO
YOUNG
PEOPLE
Special
effort
is
being
made
by
Rev.
A.M.
McColl,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
'
'
to
In-
tAKA.
11-'
".
nc.cai
me
young
peon
e
n
th
fL
"-ices
during
..B..
ujiu
ujumeny
with
special
addresses
by
the
pastor
and
music
particularly
adapted
to
occasion.
Former
Army
padre,
Mr.
McColl
ha?
had
long
experience
with
work
among
the
young
people
at
home
and
abroad.
Sepd
Personallzfil
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
made
from
your
own
KODAK
SNAPSHOTS
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in
and
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are
evil.
There
arp
tjiase
who
hoi
wani
ine
jioiy
ynrist
10
ronnv
(h.i,.
aa
cure
in
it
rather
than
in
the
light.
Even
at
their
hearts
door
Christ
is
knocking,
becau$e
He
wants
to
bring
to
them
the
for-jrlvppess
of
sin.
The
waiting,
Christ
has
cprne
to
sjr
k
'jj'nd
to
save
those
who
are
lost.
His
pleasure
$
to
brip?
njen
to
the
place
where
Ujey
may
fnd
full
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl.
Supply
Minister.
11:00
a.m.
Morninfr
Worship.
Anthem
by
Choir.
Solo
Barbara
Teng.
Sermpn
"vYe
Call
Me
Lord
and
Master,
What
Then?"
12:15
p.m.
Sab'cUh
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Sermon-
"An
Old
Athjetlc
Festival.''
"Sing-Song"
every
Sunday
evening-
will
your
child
have
a
chance
!
for
a
career?
t
j
Many
a
fatherless
youngster
is
going
to
college
today
because
a
thoughtful
father
provided
for
his
education
with
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Insurance.
Wo
Invite
you
to
tea
our
representative,
of
'phono
him,
ond
let
him
how
you
how
you
can
ensure
that
your
children
will
hove
the
education
they
deserve,
no
matter
whot
happens
fo
you.
row
cost
life
inturance
tince
869.
Richard
Sephtun,
Prince
Rupert,
Coastal
and
Interior
District
Agent.
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Representative,
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
E.
T,
Kenney
Ltd.f
Representative,
Terrace,
B.C.
Hoops
&
Madigan,
Representatives,
Telkwa,
BC.
E.
R.
Condon,
Representative,
Ocean
Falls,
B.C.
'
Give
HIM
the
Gift
he
wants
.
.
comfy,
good-looking
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624
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forgiveness
for
all
their
sin
as
God's
free
gift
to
mankind.
Christmas
will
toon
be
here
We
will
again
rejoice
In
the
gift
that
Ood
gave
to
mankind
in
His
Son.
Our
Christmas
will
be
one
of
great
rejoicing
if
that
Christ
has
gained
an
entrance
into
our
heart,
Opd
has
presented
His
Slft.
chrUt
stands
at
our
heart
knocking
and
wp'must
respond.
Why
not
make
your
Christmas
season
one
of
true
re-Joicjne
by
letting
ChrUt
Into
your
heart?
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Baptist
Services
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CRUCIFIED
ROWNED
QM1NO
"The
WICKED
is
reserved
to
the
day
of"
DESTRUCTION."
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21:30.
SUNDAY.
NOV.
30,
1947
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7
30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
RI-ACKAItY
Topic:
"A
si:u'.iNvm:n
gucst."
(Who
do
you
suppose
it
was?)
WEDNESDAY
8
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p.m
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FRIDAY
3
30
p.m
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Band
7
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p.m.
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Peoples.
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WHOLE
MHI.K
FOR
THE
WHOLE
WORLD
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WORSHIP.
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