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Rupert
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News
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Saturday,
June
9.
1951
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UNITED
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CM
Sixth
AWnn.
l
more
Prince
Ruperti
J
By
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.,
First
Presbyterian
Church
"Let
not
your
hc-art
be
truubled:
ye
believe
In
God.
believe
also
in
me.
In
my
Father's
house
are
many
mansions;
If
It
were
not
so,
I
would
have
told
you;
for
I
go
and
prepare
a
place
for
you."
John
14:1
-3.
An
ir
dependent
daiy
hew.puper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
'
Merr.ter
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
A:sociation
.
O
A.
EtSTFR,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
FERRY,
Managing
Director
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News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince.
Rupert.
Making
Tourists
Welcome
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
2
6th
Ave.
West
These
words,
among
the
most
familiar
and
mot
NOTES
OX
SCOTLAND!
!
euutaininrr
urnvds
nf
Tuiiiu
iw;ik
trHii-
nw
lirxtvinrr
Rcvivol
Healing
-
Compoign
Lawrence
o
11:00
a
m.-Morning
Sermon:
"The
Gos,..
Answer"
I
Anthem:
But
thi-I
Mindful
of
HU
o
!7:30
p.m.-Evrtilng
Wo
'
Sermon:
"The
iv
Life"
j
Anthem:
"Ho
An,
v
Tliy
Dwellings"
COME
AND
W0I:
with
EVANGKL1ST
A.
F.
HART
Sunda10;!5
t:3.
Wi-t-kilays,
Tuesday
throiiRli
Friday
8:00
Kunrisy
School
and
Itihle
Class
12:15.
Evwyone
Is
wt-leome
at
Prince
Rupert's
Pentecostal
Church
Phone
Green
331.
Pusttw:
C.
FAWCETT
4x?tI
'
SC0T
message.
The
literature
of
Christendom
tells
us
of
rr
LAiND'TT"
a"yo"e
Wh
the
central
place
this
chapter
has
had
in
the
hearts
revsits
Scotland
after
an;and
mJnds
of
her
8eors
and
her
S()kliePB
when
the
absence
of
.
thirty-od.l
wordg
fc
Lwkhart
to
Sir
Walter
Scott,
years,
the
visible
improve-
J
(,U,.,B
his
iast
,ns.
he
Rfiid:
mellt
in
the
Condition
Oi
'has
always
Interested
me:
i
"Well
this
is
a
great
comfort.
th,
oUr
people
U
moJtj
V'Z,'?XVZTVZ
impressive.
Fiance
and
the
Intervening
out-
myself
again."
side
nations.
Burns'
sympathies
It
is
a
message
to
bring
re-i
But
there
is
still
a
crave
lions
lug
thoitage
1,
,,
7
in
i
Scotland.
o
gra.ve,us
In
one
I
were
were
ve''
verv
ardentlv
raeny
with
".n
France
rran"4
asurance
rt
,i,0i,tIJ
and
peace
,,.
to
perplexed
SUNDAY
SCHOOL'
United
all
at
1J;15:
Hall
at
1
p
m.
TOURIST
season
is
almost
here
again
and
THE
the
question
of
suitable
attractions
again
arises.
What
doe?
the
averae?
United
State?
visitor
want
out
cf
a
Canadian
trip?
It
ha
been
made
pretty
clear
that
the
main
interest
Canada
offers
is
the
fun
of
discovering
a
foreign
Juhd
which
is
just
what
Canada
is
to
a
great
nafcy
Americans.
We
have
unspoiled
scenery
hy
the
hjihdred
of
eauare
miles
up
here
and
that
is
something:
that
is
petting
mighty
scare
in
many
parts
of
tie
United
States.
We
have
a
restful
change
of
s2che.
t
The
Canadian
Travel
Bureau
says
the
Ameri-
UIKLCTOK
First
Presbyterian
Church
""iif"
In
mi
fimniu,
!'
P
-.
H..IM
1
dealing
with
applications
for
:
on
a
bit
too
much
liquid
refresh-
J'
?
'
u
11
n
"
1
public
housing
which
were
filed
merit,
Burns
into
a
fierce
in
Uie
'
year
1933!
.argument
with
a
local
military
was
,.g,migK
'rHm
?'w
'DV,1
,
'
another
abode
in
the
hoiiRe
one
I
'
'P
,..,
.,
h.
,,,,
t
oli
,
In
Scotland
,as
In
England,
L
L
11
"e11
t0
-
our
wn
l'm-s'
tne
coI
Colm,Pl
B
Bllmp
Hmn
the.v..
is
a
shortage
of
policemen,
i
member
there
Is
only
one
hoiue.
They
pay
here
(for
example,
in
j
01
lne
but
then?
are
many
rooms.
This
j
Glasgow)
is
about
$18
per
week
I
Burns
infuriated
the
Blimp
by
nouse
m
.
.gus
to
tne
rti,s(.ii,..
r1
M.,
-ax:
AMll.ll-AN
riTllll,
4i5
,
A!5
w
"
""
i
Muly
Ciinimnnk.n
Con'iri
Bhi
s,
er,?k!,,
j
Rector;
,j
HKMT
RUTIM
th
Ate.
R
yw
i
MlMntw:
Hn
tiri
Al.;
troW
nr
o-nnH
nmivMiient
accommodation
!lor
a
Poii
recruit.
Of
course,
-
ronically
proposing
a
toast
T)
was
Uieirs
as
well
as
His.
lie
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
-
5th
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
Kt'NDAY
MorninR
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
pm.
EvenlnR
1:30
p.m.
WIDNFSDAY
Prayer
Meeting
8:00p.m.
Pastor:
Mr.
Charles
Sinclair
Phone
Black
3!f3
"I
was
glad
when
they
said
unto
me:
'Let
us
ro
Into
the
house
of
the
Lord'."
.
,
vv..
...
,
$18
per
week
buys
much
more
tne
success
our
cause
deserves.
s
to
t
th(,,r.s
ready
a
reasonable
price.
He
wants
good
toon,
gOOrl
jh-.-re
than
in
Canada.
For
here
He
narrowly
escaped
having
to,
;
.pint
ffehSne
and
auuiwuiiumuj.
cood
hunting,
and
,
courtesy
j
and
freedom,
'
!mf
1
')f
"ie
tood
necessities
are
eht
a
duel.
subsidized
by
the
government
Later,
When
the
social
asp.-ct
-
I
tff
do
T'hat
he
Wants
to
do
in
his
own
way.
j
that
is,
paid
for
out
of
taxes
and
of
the.
French
Revolution
gave
I
PlPVKIOII
I
tl
The
American
tourist,
as
we
have
said
before,
individual
-r.w
does
not
want
the
waving
of
the
stars
and
stripes
j
ONE
SWALLOW
NOTi
volunteer
militia,
and
also
wrote
aiiaUa
V.0SIIV
in
HKST
-HTII
1'h
Avutit.
Jy.'
KfV.
E
A.
Wri:'i,l
in
his
face.
He
is
out
of
the
States
on
a
holiday
be-
I
make
a
summer.
But
even
m
f
sllrrtn?
!u.t
the
French
if
at-
Happen
to
they
f
,
.
Scotland
mtir.
thP
samp
trpn,i
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
j
231
Fourth
Aye.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
hkt
rvmii
e:i
urn
Aw
hi-v.
L
o.
SH
D.
bunion..
Canadian
OTTAWA.
j
chairman
of
A.
the
pause
ne
wants
it
tnat
way.
He
noes
noi
want
cneap
;
r
.
,
En,an(r
(tr
....
th":
tempted
to
invade
Britain.
&
told
I
Broadcasting
Corporation
IN
ONE
BENSE.
EDINBURGH
matter
,in
India.
American
theatrical
ers
are
top
"box
office"
attrac-
seems
to
me
the
mbst
historic
Senate
finance
committee
on
H
I.I.
lilttPM.
TUil
2l)'i
0h
Aw
Pit"!.
C
H'
Bwrlr
II
im
tr,a
huiHlay
ijrhiiul
la
,i
II.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currle.
Sunday,
June
10,
1951
!
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
!
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
7:30
O'clock
'
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Kemp
It
Holy."
;
l
ions
here.
In
London,
Danny
1
elty
111
al1
oriiain.
inai
is,
u
is
mureuay
uiai
it
woum
cost
io.-;Kaye
is
stil
lthe
shop
girl's
Idol.
Easier
to
follow
the
history
here,
000,000
to
$19,000,000
to
equip
i
But
don't
ask
me
why.
Here
the
for
the
landmarks
ere
fewer,
but
Canada
with
a
national
televi-'
headlir.vr
at
the
local
variety
much
better
preserved
than
?ion
system
that
would
serve
'
theatre
is
Red
Ingle,
whose
com-
j
south
of
the
border.
You
can
sea
half
the
population.
.Meantime
pany
of
four
features
100
per-
the
very
spot
where
John
Knox
the
first
station
has
been
estab-I
cent
American
corn,
including
!
preached
his
sermons,
or
where
lished
and
a
second
Is
going
into
J
"Cigareets
and
Wliusky
and
I
tne
Romans
built
the
wall.
Montreal
this
fall.
I
Wild,
Wild
Women.''
I
"
tAI.VATIIiy
K'l!
Jmitations
of
things
American
to
"make
him
feel
at
l;ome."
Nor
does
he
want
to
feel
that
Canadians
are
inly
after
his
dollars.
Just
being
ourselves
is
prob-kbly
the
best
way
of
making
the
American
visitors
jrant
to
come
back.
.
.
.
.Congratulations,
Edith
Congratulations
to
Edith
Johnston,
who
ha3
won
a
trip
to
Honolulu
for
herself
and
her
Jnother
after
being
adjudged
the
outstanding
High
CO
I
CH.
W
P
Olrtory
Clin
1
ft
.
PS:
The
Scots
visibly,
audibly!
enjoy
that
brand
of-U.S.
corn.
PFS:
We
have
all
heard
of
the
hi.
PMI.'K
l.l'Tllll
6lh
Ave.
at
McBtl
-4
Piskjr:
I.
6.it'ri
,
fellow
who
swiped
the
other's
I
r.
hool-ghl
for
British
Columbia
in
her
knowledge
pants-
Maybe
Red
ingle
has
the
ST.
P1.TI
HI
AMII
I
Sil
Cow
Siinil
fWu.:
ill"
CrlillJH
Pry
'.
t.i
if
the
tU
countries
or,,i
and
,
j
peoples
,
of
the
.i
n
Paejfic
area
and
i
.
idians.
'
ame
iaea
i
can
aooui
vouch
escouano
for
the
s
come-
fact1
by
reason
of
her
personality,
bearing
and
ability
to
lhat
Red
nas
equipped
himself
i
'
J
A
i
with
a
bonnie
kilt
while
here
.vm.p,q
lueaa.
ca-)
,
frApiebs
at
tne
very
SQme
sh()p
,n
wnicn
i
Miss
Johnston
hrincrs
honor
not
onlv
to
liprslf
iwe
invested
in
a
Black
watch!
Iii:mi.i
soil!
r.O
Olh
An-
K
VL2U
uauuoLj
fuMm:
KfV.
if
fend
her
family
but
also
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
no
imall
accomplishment
to
win
such
a
comprehensive
contest
from
among
thousands
of
girls
in
this
province.
plaid
skirt
for
our
daughter.
j
I
IN
EDINBURGH
CASTLE!
ilhey
show
you
the
room
where!
I
Mary
Queen
cf
Scots
gave
birth
I
to
the
baby
who
became
the
first
1
King
of
the
united
monarchy
of
I
Ky
-A
I
PHOTO
mAWii
Scripture
f-aiiage
for
TJodaij
Yet
v.
ill
I
be
to
them
as
a
lime
sancluary."-Fzek.
11:16
i
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PW"
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
MFI'i
AMATEUR
SUFP"
Phone
(ireen
136
1
1
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Great
Britain.
The
room
is
small,
dark
and
uncomfortable.
It
makes
one
remember
that
the
living
standards
of
the
humblest
people
of
our
times
are
much
more
com,-fortable
thn
those
of
the
very
rich
and
powerful
of
earlier
centuries.
.
A
visit
to
Oxford,
a
couple
of
weeks
ago,
set
us
to
thinking
along
somewhat
similar
lines.
The
architecture
of
the
famous
old
university
city
Is
superb-
but,
to
my
way
of
thinking,
only
externally.
Some
of
the
buildings
hava
no
real
heating
sys-
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
Call
36
nut
HrnTft
.
.
,
Planning
j
tern,
and
the
cooking
facilities
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
.
Building
ob
are,
in
some,
very
crude.
The
internal
arrangements
of
most
of
these
Old
World
colleges,
such
as
at
Oxford
and
Edinburgh,
simply
cannot
compare
with
those
of
much
more
modest
Repai''n9
1
i
establishments
in
North
Ameri
ca.
But
it
makes
one
wonder
just
where
we
are
going
in
America,
anyway.
What
will
we
gain
in
the
long
run
if
we
go
on
spending
vast
sums
of
money
on
brick
and
mortar
arid
stone
and
steel,
If
we
do
not
really
develop
and
hold
the.
great
teachers
who
are
the
ial
life
and
soul
and
spirit
of
any
educational
establishment.
In
India,
some
of
the
colleees
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
Woshing
Cars
ic
Repairing
Tires
if
General
Clean-up
Not
Afraid
to
Work
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
bl.STRIBUTORS
M1TCHE
III
the
news
columns
of
the
daily
and
weekly
newspapers
yon
have
read
that
in
Hie
event
of
war
Hritish
Columbia
will
not
occupy
a
favoured
position.
In
hhort,
it
is
liable
to
be
attacked
by
a
potential
enemy.
Consequently,
it
is
vital
lhat
each
and
everyone
of
us
learns
the
facts
about
such
an
attack
u
.
.
what
to
expert
and
how
to
prepare
to
figlit
back.
Such
preparation
does
not
bring
war
any
closer,
nor
does
It
mean
war
is
imminent.
It
is
just
sound
comnion
sonse4
Your
Federal
and
Provincial
Governments
have
started
n
Civil
Defence
Organization
and
soon
local
Civil
Defence
will
become
an
integral
part
of
community
life.
The
outcome,
in
case
of
war
or
disaster
wilt
depend
on
your
knowledge
and
co-operation,
together
with
the
assistance
of
a
trained
and
up
to
date
Civil
Defence
Corps.
During
the
early
stageH,
there
will
be
a
shortage
of
qualified
instructors
and
other
facilities,
but
active
steps
are
being
taken
to
remedy
the
situation
as
quickly
as
possible.
Everyone
must
accept
the
fact
that
attack
can
happen
and
that
Civil
Defence
is
essential
if
we
are
to
maintain
our
way
of
life.
Authoritative
sources
say,
"It
is
possible
to
prevent
73
of
the
death,
injury
und
horror
wrought
by
attack
IF
WE
ARE
PREPARED.'
Your
Provincial
Government
is
therefore
publishing
this
series
of
bulletins
on
Civil
Defence,
which
will
appear
weekly
iii
newspapers
throughout
the
Province.
These
bulletins
will
provide
you
with
simple
basic
information.
They
will
give
you
the
Tacts
lhat
will
enable
you
to
do
your
part
in
protecting
the
lives
and
property
of
your
neighbour,
jour
family
and
yourself.
You
must
know
and
do
your
part
.
..
.
National
survival
and
our
way
of
life
depend
on
you.
Read
these
bulletins
.
.
.
clip
them
out,
know
them
and
act
upon
them.
Watch
for
another
bulletin
in
-next
week's
newspaper.
&
CURR
LIMITED
j
Builders
&
Cmlr
which
In
some
respects
lead
the
world
actually
Impart
all
Instruction
outdoors.
Great
teachers
can
teach
anywhere
but
not
all
the
millions
in
the
world
can
make
a
really
worthwhile
educational
institution
if
there
are
no
groat
teachers
to
use
It.
Here
in
this
land
they
have
the
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