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St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church)
"The
End,
ba:.d
on
scattered
portions
of
the
Bible"
In
this
life
we
are
acquainted
with
the
passing
of
time.
We
speak
of
yexterday,
today
or
tomorrow.
Then,
in
addition
to
time,
God
tells
us
of
eternity,
a
place
where
times
dos
not
exist.
In
eternity
there
is
no
past,
present
or
future,
but
what
we
call
time
is
continuous.
It
is
in
connection
with
these
facts
that
Ood
call
our
attention
to
the
I
"
end
of
time.
This
world
In
which
it
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
LEAVING
SOON
FOR
INDIA
IN
ABOUT
another
week
I
expect
to
leave
on
a
five-month
trip
which
will
take
me
to
Britain,
Egypt,
Palestine,
Pakistan,
India.
After
a
couple
of
months
in
India
I
.
shall
come
home
by
whatever
route
then
seems
best.
we
live
had
n
beginning.
It
will
i
I
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Editor,
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News:
influential
as
any
in
India;
and
that
means
as
influential
as
any
on
this
(frrth
at
this
great
turning
point
in
hifttory.
Best
of
all,
while
in
India
I
am
to
get
the
chance
to
tell
some
of
the
people,
by
voice
over
radio
or
through
the
press,
what
ordinary
folks
are
thinking
here
in
Canada.
Take
care
of
your
feeU
persis
!
also
have
an
end.
The
time
of
the
beginning
Is
in
the
dim
past
and
the
time
of
the
end
18
in
the
I
uncertain
future.
Our
life
has
I
much
In
common
with
this
I
thought.
None
of
us
remember
j
when
we
were
born
and
we
do
I
would
appreciate
it
if
you
I
That
Ls,
I
shall
work
my
way
tent
fatigue,
headaches,
bark,
aches,
and
other
pains
have
bwi
traced
to
foot
disorders.
Weji
properly
fitting
shoes
und
butht
and
thoroughly
dry
your
let
would
permit
me
space
to
thank
jhome
u;rough
SU2h
countries
as
the
many
good
irienas
in
rnuce
in
then
seem
most
important
!
not
know
wh'n
we
will
die.
Yet
'
Rupert
who
remembered
me
it
It
Is
a
deflnte
fact
that
we
were
Certainly
i
can
icu
mem
,h
d
oroud
we
in
Canada
were
when
j
the
war-and-peace
picture.
I
expect
to
attend
a
world
conference
on
ways
and
means
of
our
own
minister,
the
Honorable
MI.VATIO
AHMT
Prmser
Ptiaef
CO.!
C'apt.
W.
Poulton
tflrertory
Clam
a
-30
p.m.
Sunday
Bcrxiol
1
tin
p
m.
(Black
SAM
Christmas
with
gifts,
cash
and
greeting
cards.
It
was
a
pleasure,
indeed,
to
hear
from
them
all
and
receive
their
greetings.
We
had
a
wonderful
Christmas
here
at
the
home.
Thanking
you
for
your
space
in
the
Daily
News
which
we
all
'
born
and
we
know
that
we
will
j
die.
i
Before
the
end
comes,
there
are
!
some
things
that
must
be
fln-:
ished.
Ood
speaks
about
the
;
man
of
sin
being
revealed
who
promoting
world
democratic
Lester
Pearson,
was
picked
to
-
"
'
"
.''."
government,
due
to
take
p!a:e
act
with
India
on
the
UN
peace-
horses
on
Canadian
farms,
a
mil-
lion
less
than
in
1040.
in
Rome
in
April.
:
making
attempt.
Then
I
hope
to
spend
some
I
can
tell
them
how
thrilled
time
in
Yugoslavia,
Austria,1
we
were
when
India,
having
won
the
most
powerful
force
in
tin
Germany
and
other
parts
of
her
complete
independence,
de-
world
for
peace
and
decency
u.MtMi,
Rnrrme
elded
of
her
own
free
will
and
the
Commonwealth
which
w
-T.
PAM.'ft
M'THKNAN
6t,h
Ave
at
McBrkle
Bt
Pantor:
C
Boll
and
(Black
CIO'
The
Globetrotters
ONE
MAY
NOT
rure
much
for
basketball.
One
may
not
be
much
interested
in
any
kind
of
sport.
But,
if
one
likes
entertainment
of
any
kind,
a
show
like
that
which
is
being
put
on
by
the
Harlem
Globetrotters
is
something
to
be
seen.
No
matter
what
Captain
Duke
Cumberland
may
say
about
it,
the
clowning
is
the
thing
that
gives
the
famous
gang
of
basketball
funsters
their
all-around
appeal
and
garnishee
their
act
of
undoubted
high
class
basketball.
We
have
often
dwelt
on
our
good
fortune
in
having
the
opportunity,
through
the
enterprise
of
our
Civic
Centre
maragement,
to
enjoy
cultural
entertainment
such
as
is
provided
by
big-name
musical
stars
and
groups
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Civic
Centre
management,
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
or
whoever
it
is
that
arranges
for
the
Globetrotters
is
deserving
of
a
special
word
of
commendation
and
appreciation.
We
are
also
reminded
again
of
how
fortunate
we
are
in
having
a
venue
for
such
things
as
this
in
our
Civic
Centre.
Meantime,
anyone
who
did
not
get
out
last
night
and
would
like
something
new
and
different
in
the
way
of
wholesome
entertainment
melon-tossing,
clowning
or
what
not
would
do
well
to
try
and
get
in
on
any
spare
tickets
that
may
still
be
floating
around
for
tonight
although
there
probably
aren't
'ciy.
,
It's
great
to
have
visitors
like
the
Globetrotters
here
to
cheer
us
up
these
drab
days
when
there
seems
to
be
so
much
doom
dispensing
what
with
the
international
situation,
the
early-year
letrdown
and
the
hangover
such
as
our
correspondent
friend
i
accord
to
stay
in
what
Is
still
used
to
call
the
British
Empire
enjoy
so
much.
FRED
OLSEN
Danish
Home,
Vancouver.
THE
MAIN
purpose
of
this
trip
ST.
PKTKR'N
ANGLICAN
mtnl
tXlv
iinlav
iV'Ihk.;
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a.m.
Bvenlftff
Prayer
'i
Mi
p
m
(Blue
427)
j
rhall
try
to
take
the
place
of
Ood
,
and
who
shall
produce
lyin;
wonders?
Ood
tells
us
that
the
Oospel
of
Salvation
shall
be
preached
throughout
the
world.
;
He
tells
us
that
there
will
be
,
earthquakes,
signs
in
the
heav-1
ens,
the
children
will
not
be
sub
is
to
write
about
India.
It
ls
no
I
secret
to
readers
of
this
colamn
j
that
I
regard
India
as
the
most,
influential
country
in
the
world
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.
1
ir
PROPOSES
CKEMATORIl'M
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this
your
No
1
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Editor,
Daily
News:
missive
to
parents,
men
will
not
liv"?
decent
lives,
knowledge
shall
From
Information
I
have
re
be
Increased,
nations
will
not
touuy.
it.
Aucnis
iu
me
wiiii,
u
we
are
to
escape
World
War
Three,
India
will
piav
the
key
role
in
enabling
us
to
do
so.
It
also
seems
to
me
that
if
we
do
not
escape
World
War
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
honor
their
word
wars
and
ru-
ceived
there
appears
to
be
a
serious
limit
to
the
space
available
at
Fairview
Cerrretery
to
meet
future
needs.
As
this
Island
is
!
so
mountainous
and
rocky,
alter-,
Three,
the
outcome
of
that
war
mor
of
wars
shall
plague
men,
war,
pestilence
and
famine
w'U
destroy
a
third
of
mankind,
ate.
In
God's
own
time
the
anvel
shall
sound
the
trumpet
and
the
Lord
Jesus
shall
return
to
judge
the
living
and
tfje
dead.
Some
peop'e
become
alarmed
when
they
think
of
the
end
of
time.
Is
it
any
different
than
native
sites
are
difficult
to
find.;
will
depend
on
wl.ai
happens
in
I
am
wondering
whether
the
ad-
India
perhaps
moie
than
on
vlsabllity
of
erecting
a
crema-
j
what
happens
anywhere
el.v.
torlum
has
ever
been
discuswd.
j
I
once
attended
a
crematorium
I
HAVE
NEVfcR
tried
to
kl1
service
In
the
Old
Country
and
readers
of
this
column,
and
don't
was
Impressed
with
the
simplicity
instend
to
start
now.
onri
rrtwnrri
the
tnt.nl
nb-1
Lets
be
crystal
clear.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Holy
Communion
Sermon:
"God
Girds
Thee"
Children's
Story:
"A
New
Name"
Anthem:
"Praise
Ye
The
lather"
Gounod
7:30
p.m.-Evening
Worship
Sermon:
"A
New
Year
Resolution"
Anthem:
"Come
Unto
Me,
Ye
Weary"
Dix
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
Uni
for
I95I
would
not
bet
a
single
lol-seen
often.
sence
of
the
anguish
so
r
that
we
will
not
be
plunged
at
the
interment
in
the
or-
j
I
,
death?
Surely
each
one
of
us
I
has
settled
his
eternal
destiny
at
the
time
of
death.
8o,
when
I
'"'h'-ist
returns,
he
will
bring
with
Him
the
rewards
we
have
al-I
rpady
chosen.
For
we
will
be
rc-
thodox
manner.
Besides,
from
a
health
and
scientific
point
of!
I
into
world
war
hi
the
next
live
months.
If
wonJ
war
comes,
the
!
vital
area
will
be
aionj
the
very
'
arc
which
I
intend
to
travel.
ted
ali
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
Uni
view
the
cremation
method
is
by
far
to
be
preferred.
I
think
pub-
Illustrated
"-cied
either
because
we
have
The
lifeline
of
democratic
ted
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
open
sessions.
RESOLVE
now
to
pay
all
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
10th
of
each
month
and
installment
accounts
on
due
dates.
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opinion
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u.m.iBeu
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clvi..zaUon
seems
to
me
to
be
nr
we
have
rejected
Him.
God
respect
and
is
now
not
antago-;
ancnored
on
Brltaln
ln
the
wesl
First
Presbyterian
Church
iDnui
T,ne
giorv
01
uie
ones
nisllC
DUt
would
welcome
sucn
vhn
have
washed
their
robes
in
facilities
locally.
ri
blood
of
Christ.
They
win
he
j
W.
D.
GRIFFITHS
inhered
into
the
presence
of
the
.
md
India
in
the
east.
If
we
can
hold
that
line,
the
future
Ls
secure
either
in
peace
or
war.
But
will
the
lifeline
hold?
Ca.i
HeHvenly
King.
Their
loy
shall
shall
never
cease
for
they
have
Floating
Dock
India
stop
thr
spread
of
Communism?
I'.
Jte
Gandhi
background
a
nelp
or
hindrance?
I
Wnat
"'
E;jypt
now
seething
his
world
of
time
and
PtCTUR?
FRAMES
and
FRAMED
PICTURES
MOW
S1MPMFNT
TST
f'K'KIVKIl
translated
Into
life
eternal.
Fov
Montreal
("h-ltf
will
come
suddenly,
un-
o-T-itriced.
a,
the
end
of
Mm
.
n
'M
come
to
ludge
the
living)
1
h
dead.
Those
who
have
),
MONTREAI
-
PlanF
are
Jbelnft
All
'
ivisiri
r
Lawrence
Drydock
..lh
'....est,
and
demanding
wi.hdrawul
of
British
troops
whLh
liold
the
Sue
Canal?
What
of
reborn
Israel?
History
p.ainly
shows
that
that
tiny
land
of
ue.suiiy
was
always
on
the
hot-spot
ol
empires
because
giourapny
has
plumped
it
down
square
in
the
middle
.if
'
will
have
their
bodies
and
1
made
by
bt
Popular
Prices
I
reunltd.
Th
dad
in
i
ca,
foi
lr.
first
floating
drydock.
rh
-.
shilt
ri-e
first,
Tholr
Tf
bf
,
bulu
Montreal,
the
new
Sizes
Cliarlei
,,,7;
h!'".
"la
President
''1
rhr
-1
will
he
forever
with,
,
I
I
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!
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1
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Ans
'H,
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designed
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'xiena
tne
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the
cro.'.sroud.s
of
the
contuieiits
231
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h'-
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Th(we
who
a-e
'Ivin
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.it
the
end
of
time
will
not.
rd
company's
facilit.ws
heie
so
that
j
II
war
tomes,
it
will
be
so
as-uiii.
-.i
-
n
nnss
through
death,
but
th"v
a
bigger
fleet
of
vessels
needing
rpf.PlVe
rewards
accord-
he
handled
'
w,nter
rrpalr8
ran
ON
THIS
trip
I
shall
be
writ-!
j
mentioned
yesterday.
Canada's
Outlook
WE
ENTER
into
a
preparedness
program
under
conditions
far
different
from
those
of
the
early
days
of
World
War
II,
says
the
monthly
commercial
letter
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
We
know
that
manpower
and
resources
are
being
fully
utilized
and
consequently
the
diversion
of
men
and
material
for
military
production
is
bound
to
cause
strains.
The
expansion
of
our
economy
during
the
past
year
makes
it
possible
to
meet
the
requirements
immediately
in
sight
without
distorting
the
pattern
of
civilian
production;
should
we
find
it
necessary
to
expand
military
commitments
beyond
those
recently
established
then
inflationary
stresses
will
become
still
more
insistent.
Events
of
recent
weeks
have
served
to
emphasize
the
uncertainties
that
lie
ahead.
Undoubtedly
three
major
tasks
face
us
:
to
ensure
a
continuation
of
economic
stability
under
conditions
of
military
preparedness;
full
co-operation
and
assistance
towards
the
mitigation
of
the
basic
causes
of
unrest
and
war;
and
also
the
expansion
of
trade
which
is
basic
to
the
maintenance
of
our
well-being.
These
are
challening
objectives,
yet
the
record
shows
ability
and
courage
in
facing
other
equally
difficult
problems
that
have
arisen
in
the
course
of
our
history.
I
nor
fur
nuinu
ninrf
t-(iiniri
f.hHii
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrif.ht.
Ul
j
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
1.
Smith.
I
John
Curiie.
J
Sunday,
January
7,
1051
t
Mji
tin
..ofshlj
11
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0('k.
!
Subject:
"Love's
Dimension"
adequately.
It
will
be
near
the
bt.toie.
,
huve
pVer
rea..hed
mis
on
the
site
"
c
W11U
"av'
aci.
rpi
ru
company
s
present
signed
column,
which
started
in
Tr
crr
I
'rro
win
Five
vuii
n(u
,,
Canal
near
AtWaUT
iQ-io
hu
ifclflnt
uilth
nun
R
i
"s
in
tnp
rionous
place
Av(.nue
WmEC7,
mils
ji
"eaven.
Those
who
re
weekly
of
2000
circulation,
will
daily
reach
about
two-thirds
of
.
m'Uion
Canadian
homes
while
This,
plus
other
winter
construction
iobs
announced
by
Mr.
Ansell,
would,
it
Li
reported,
provide
work
for
over
200
men
at
a
time
when
drydocking
Dullness
was
slow.
I
am
on
this
trip.
Naturally
that
pleases
me.
But
what
gives
me
ti.iiKia.
hchojl
12:i&
Eveiii..g
Service
-7
ij
Subjest:
"A
New
Way"
"Remember
the
Sabuath
Day
to
Keeo
it
Holy."
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
a
bipger
thrill
is
this:
I
Because,
year
in,
year
out,
I
jected
Him
as
their
Lord
will
be
of
punishment
reserved
for
the
civ'
and
his
nngels.
r
(-
i"lrc!
us
B'OO'nt-d
oiie"-i
le'ls
us
that
the
world
.h
"
'lestroved
with
a
feret'.t
hn-t
Then
lie
a-ks,
since
these
'
tri
he
so
what,
kind
o'
j
-
.ovtd
vnu
rra'
Isn't
i;
One
of
the
biggest
of
the
other
championed
the
cause
of
inde-
Jobs
Is
reconversion
of
a
former
pendente
for
India
when
that
ilnnif!
carriei
the
George
8.
was
a
most
unpopular
(and
l-Cleet,
to
a
collier,
-exnected
to
be!
nanclally
costly
thins
I
to
do,
I
ready
for
service
when
navlga-
made
friends
of
people,
like
the
Prayer
Week
Drawing
Many
NOhru
family,
who
are
now
cs
rr
to
soknowlecUe
.lesus
tion
open8
ln
the
sr)rinR
rh
i
-t
ns
vour
Lord
now
and
look
.
(V.'-'ir'irH
o
meptiiuz
Him
in
the
.
FOOTHILLS
"HARD
Klorls
of
heaven
than
to
refuse
to
Rive
Him
vour
heart
now
and
Attendance
at
the
Week
.
of
Prayer
meetings
continues
to
oe
rei'rrt.
It
for
all
eternity?
If
you
good.
Last
night
between
au
anu
are
wise
you
wri
iace
yoursr
ii
00
turned
out
at
the
First
Pies-
the
light
of
God's
Word
and
ask
byterian
Church,
where
Rev.
yourself:
"What
will
it
profit
me
h-ieci
Anirobus,
pastor
of
First'
if
i
gain
the
whole
world
anu
Baptist
Church,
was
speaker.
i,)Se
))eaven?"
SCRIP1TRF.
PASSAGE
FOR
TOOA
t
"That
ye
should
show
forth
the
praises
of
him
who
hath
called
vou
out
of
darkness
into
hiR
marvellous
light."
ALBERTA
TELKWA
COAL
IN
A
1.1.
SII
S
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
.
.
.
Egg
Nut
and
Stoker
PHONE
Km
Immediate
Delivery
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
,
1
PeU-r
z:u
Rev
Dr.-E.
A.
Wright
was
cnair-
man
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
or-
Runlst
Eskimo
mothers
receive
Fam'ly
Benptiire
lessons
were
from
Allowance
payments
In
the
form
the
fourth
ampler
of
Ephesiun.s
of
credit
notes
on
their
local
and
the
lllh
chapter
of
Luke,
trading
posts.
Mr.
Antrobus
spoke
on
tne
subject
"Prayer
in
the
Knowledge
oi
the
Holy
Spirit."
Mr.
Anirobus
said
that
one
of
the
discipie.s
of
Jesus
asked
Him
in
ii.
dim;
m
pim
li
s
I.l'IVIItF.R
Canada's
western
mountain
system
Is
400
mllea
wide
and
covers
53(.
000
square
miles.
one
of
race,
but
through
the
Spirit
who
creates
men
new,
!
to
teach
them
to
pray,
where
upon
He
gave
them
tne
model
Piayer.
-
We
learn
from
this
that
making
them
sons
of
God
when
Uie
first
anu
main
activity
in
thev
come
through
faith
prayer
is
not
to
get
something
"So
for
the
Christian
church
lor
ourselves,
but
it
is
a
prayer
today,"
the
pastor
said,
"her
Lo
God
on
behalf
of
God.
that
t
wisdom
and
guidance
and
energy
;
His
Kingdom
may
come,
and
His
for
her
work
came
through
the
I
Co.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
take
pleasure
in
announcing
the
admission
to
partnership
of
Jiff,,
A
X
M
C.
A
and
the
establishment
of
an
office
in
Prince
Rupert
i
ill
may
be
done,
as
it
is
uone
snlrit
of
God.
it
was
tne
spirit
BUI'BHIER
USED
CAR
Week-end
Special
Attention
Truckerf
47
FORD
BUSINESS
COUPE,
'48
CHEVROLET
PICK
I
P
One
owner.
10.000
miles
New
rnotoi
j
Top
shape.
'49
PLYMOUTH,
fully
equip-
'41
FORI)
SEDAN
PKI.IVF.KV
ped,
A-l
condition
Lots
of
miles
heft
$2015
$450
in
heaven.
Who
gives
victory
over
temptation,
and
all
the
virtues
of
the
Chrtstlike
life,
the
greatest
of
these
being
love.
"From
this
model
Jesus
lea
Uhem
to
the
ultimate
In
pray?r
i
which
was
a
prayer
for
the
Holy
,
Spirit
based
upon
the
words,
If
!
ye
then,
being
evil,
know
how
I
to
give
good
gifts
unto
your
"The
purpose
of
the
work
ofj
the
Spirit,
in
the
Individual
and
in
the
church
was
for
the
edi
SYMBOLIC
FLAGS
Two
flags,
one
of
a
war-torn
nation,
the
other
of
a
world
organisation
seeking
to
bring
peace
to
that
country,
will
be
hung
In
Ouelph
city
hall.
The
South
Korean
ensign,
In
the
background
and
the
United
Nations
flajr,
being
examined
by
Jean
Budd
and
Betty
Graham,
were
sent
to
the
city
by
Ma.
Charles
McGee,
Roman
Catholic
chaplain
serving
with
the
United
States
forces
In
Korea,
A
native
of
Guelph,
MaJ.
McGee
received
th
flags
after
a
dedication
ceremony
at
a
children,
how
much
more
wi.l
fying
of
the
church,
for
.the
per-
your
heavenly
Father
give
the
feoting
of
the
Christians
until
Holy
Spirit
to
them
that
ask
an
came
-
ln
the
unity
of
tha
Him.'
"
faith
and
of
the
knowledge
of
Then
followed
the
application,
the
Son
of
God
unto
a
perfect
Mr.
Antrobus
continued.
Jesus
man."
said:
"I
cast
out
evil
spirits
by
The
meeting
tonight
will
be
In
the
Knirit
of
God
Kiasliiu
with
the
Solvation
Army
citadel.
Phone
88
PRINCE
RUPERT
P.O.
Box
203
(CP
PHOTO)
Me
Ls
not
a
physical
one,
net
Canon
B.
S.
Prockter
speaking.
military
cemetery
near
Inchon.