Prince
Rupert
DjH
Friday,
July
6,
J
then
so
,
compromising
tactics,
can
we."
7pert
Daily
News
'EimaiiBEaiiiiiiiii
As
I
See
It
'Services
Bdwrcli
Fire
Danger
Is
Lessened
July
7,
1951
AT
WALLACE
,ier
uevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
and
Central
British
Columbia.
!ss
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
.
THERE
IS
ANOTHER
FAC-
tor
about
British
politics
which
.
'
hardly
gets
whispered
much
leys
written
about
on
this
side
of
the
Atlantic.
That
Is
that
the
!
British
public
in
general,
and
the
CONSERVATIVE
Party
in
j
particular,
know
that
Mr.
Churchill
is
too
old
to
continue
Bt
lHpf
In
a
t1mf
liko
thi
FIRST
UNITED
CH
Uy
Newspaper
Association
l
more
:
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managina
Director
C38
Sixth
Avenue
v
But
Hazard
Still
Exists
in
Woods
of
District
Including
Islands
The
Skidegate
Lake
forest
5
1
3SCRIPTION
RATES:
Prince
Rupert,
jjj
Rev.
Lawrence
a.
gj'.
V
V
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
Month,
75c:
Per
Year.
S8.00
Saturday
Sermon
Reefing
J)nfirmilie5
(By
Rfv.
Harvey
McAlister.
Submitted
by
Rev.
C.
Fawcetti
Hebrews
4:1a:
"For
we
have
not
an
high
prlpst
whlrh
cannot
be
touched
with
the
feeling
of
nur
Infirmities;
but
was
in
all
points
tempted
like
as
we
are,
yet
without
sin."
!
You
can't
chat
with
any
group
.
111
"
wucen
nanoii
isiunas,
,
of
Tory
MP's
for
a
half-hour
i
has
been
reduced
to
"just
a
few
I
without
learning
what
they
,
1'otspots,"
according
to
the
dLs-!
think.
The
immense
world
pres-
trlct
forestry
office
here,
and
t.iD
nf
Mr
rh,ir.-hm
nnrt
t
hp
;
sme
60
men
are
patrolling
and
a
M
MR.
CHURCHILL
11:00
a.m.
Morning
wlf
Guest
Preacher:
Rev
Martin
of
Edinburgh
i-come
and
worst
These
Summer
Servi.
Family
Services
with
session
for
the
children
TWO
I
EAKS
AGO,
1
magnificent
role
he
played
;n!cncl;Ki"S
lne
ourneu-over
area
Actual
damage
ha
not
yet
the
war
against
Hitler
are
con
when
I
returned
from
been
estimated.
siderations
which
make
it
im-
Enp-lanrl
T
vpoistprpH
mv
!
possible
for
the
Torv
Party
stal-L
weather
chance
since
Sunday
it,
4v
warts
to
take
steps
to
get
a
newnas
lessened
the
fire
conger,
a
guess
as
x
to
tne.
then-
i
and
younger
leader,
for
the
old
forestry
spokesman
said
today,
No
Evening
Scrffc
The
most
outstanding
thing
about
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
apart
from
the
fact
that
He
died,
was
warrior
won't
quit.
He
is
on
theiuuu
w-u"eu
cununueu
nui
forthcoming
British
elec
weather
and
prevailing
southerly
winds
would
make
the
that
He
did
impossible
things.
Christ
fed
the
hungry.
First
Presbyterian
Chi
,U
3
lr.,
r.j
i'
:.l
i
.
..
j
at..
I
M
M
W
A
A
A
tion.
It
.
turned
out
to
be
not
too
bad.
I
figured
that
the
Tories
would
make
sweeping
outs
now
with
some
lieutenants
who
have
been
hinting
he
should.
HERE
IS
WHAT
THE
MOST
woods
"explosive"
again.
Last
week's
wood's
closure
has
been
lifted
as
a
result
of
conditions
changing.
gains
and
that
they
might
even
multitudes;
ne
ieu
mem
wun
a
iew
loaves
ana
iisnes,
enough
food
for
a
hungry
boy's
luncheon.
Christ
stilled
a
sudden
Galilean
storm;
He
stilled
it
with
a
word:'
H.
stilled
It
Into
a
front
I
nnso
nut
th
T.ahnr
Partw
.c
th.
I"1
u-ncaucu
nuiuugai.
uic
luijf
.
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
YARD
GOODS
JaUv
New's
Ltd-
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
DRAPERY
household
Member's
Job
WAL'1
from
the
fact
that
federal
parliamentary
r
"sions
are
inci'easi"g
in
length
and
are
be-BKmmmm
more
frequent,
there
is
also
the
matter
of
tituency
conference
and
visitation
for
which
should
be
available.
That
is
pointed
up
forcibly
0ca'a
widespread
constituency
such
as
Skeena
with
'
.ts
scattered
communities
which
rightfully
expect
an
annual
visit
from
their
member.
In
Skeena
it
has
been
physically
impossible
in
the
time'
allowed
for
the
member
to
carry
out
such
visits.
Being
Member
of
Parliament
in
a
riding
like
this
is
a
full-time
job.
And
we
think
the
importance
of
an
MP's
job,
compared
with
that
of
ordinary
jobs
today,
justifies
a
suitable
salary.
The
present
sti-pend
and
'allowances
are
undoubtedly
inadequate
and
do
not
even
provide
for
any
form
of
security
against
the
perils
of
political
fortune.
winnpr
I
MP's
really
think:
Given
a
new
Meanwhile,
two
or
three
fires
i
1
..
.
I
lp-irtpr
cav
ntrnrt
45
nr
50
thrv'nvo
h:ii-n!n..
!
u...
Afii.i
t;.i..;
.(
As
all
know,
the
Tories
did
"f"..
"".
,."
'
.
.
calm
All
Hp
said
wis
"Pear-P
he
'
......
h
.iwoum
nave
an
exceiiem
cnance
cut
are
under
conlioi,
loicaUv
"
.
"
'
.
I
'n,
on
one
01
our
ncaung
me?'.
make
the
sweeping
gains,
still"-and
the
sea
obeyed
Hisj,
"It
a
characteristic
officials
said.
lint
niitta
onni.oK
tn
ni.ct
ths
lu8"
'u
J.
P.
MacDonald,
fire
Inspector
Lvo1"-
Christ
helped
Peter
to
pay
tf
wllat
often
nappens
,,ls
him
Uu
Viu
nnH
him
In
n
i
it,
.ii.h
y.'fur-
r
Labor
government,
which
sti!l!ca"y
e
cuntr3v,
t
..
of
the
local
Fort
Rrrm,-h
i
?s.
neipen
mm
in
a
A
heart-broken
father
and
l
bile
uicui
(.iiau
a
nn
clings
to
office
by
its
fingertips.
broom
sweeps
clean,"
the
idea
is
that
all
the
gentlemen-in-waiting,
like
Mr.
Eden,
could
be
VMTrri
t-iorl
TVioro
a
r-
Hmae
urban
NOW
JUST
FOR
FUN
I
want
to
register
another
guess.
mother
bring
their
son,
a
boy
iour
years
old,
Garry
Lee.
The
poor
little
fellow
was
Injured
in
U'lng
born,
and
his
little
body
Imd
not
developed
normally.
Garry
Le?
could
not
walk,
or
back
in
the
city
after
spending
j
most
""usual
way-with
a
coin
a
couple
of
weeks
on
Moresby
I
from
a
fisns
moulh-
Christ
actu-Island
leading
the
fight
against
al!y
'
robbed
yawning
graves
of
the
Skidegate
Lake
fire
Rang-!
tne'r
riptless
victims.
He
ers
H.
B.
Hammer
and
C.
V.
j
b"i.eht
the
dead
back
to
life.
Llndstrom
have
been
left
in
,
But
"fi
tn!"
Uiat
Christ
did,
charge
there.
jetards
out
above
all
else
He
FINE
CO-OPERATION
I
healed
the
sick.
And
this
was
the
And
this
time-also
just
for
fun
;
lac
f
experience
ta
a
positive
I
will
again
go
against
the
:ontonio1,
,hn
,uD
We
extend
a
cordial
li
i
majority
of
the
political
proph
talk,
or
pick
uji
anything
and
to
visitors
to
worship
hold
it
In
his
little
hands.
Both
of
his
eyes
were
drawn
to
one
District
Forester
Marc
Gorme-'
thing
that
first
drew
thv?
people
iets.
My
impression
is
that
the
"swing"
toward
the
Tories
has
I
spent
Its
force
and
that
the
tide
;
Is
again
turning
in
favor
of
La
in
great
throngs
to
Him.
ly
has
commented
on
the
splen
voters
are
in
the
frame
of
mind
to
welcome
a
new
face,
a
fresh
approach.
So
reason
some
very
realistic
Conservatives.
But
whether
their
reasoning
will
have
any
result
remains
to
be
teen.
Who
will
beard
the
lion
In
his
den?
!
side,
until
little
but
the
whites
did
co-operation
accorded
bv
Z31
Fourth
Ave
f
Minister:
Rev.
K.
A.
Vi
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
i-John-Currif.
SUNDAY,
JULY
B,
IV
Morning
Worship
-lit
Sunday
School
12:15
'
(
Evening
Service
7:SC
"Remember
thv
Sublii
to
Kep
it
Holy."
The
Blackaby
bor.
Far
rrom
being
the
'death
blow
to
the
Xabor
government,
the
resignation
of
Mr.
Bevan
has
strengthened
its
election
position.
For
the
net
effect
of
it
has
been
to
give
the
disgruntled
left-
hpliht
nfPethrat0rdrlng,th,;ifh,t5tHheaH?
,Wh
neVer,
t0idIhis
hd'up'ln
an
erect
position,
height
of
the
recent
hazardous
thut
He
healed
the
people
In
movernpnU,H
Qr
M
)t,
,
ur
hls
period.
Even
in
advance'
of
the
order
ti
rev.'M
to
them
that
He
,nln.
.
'..,
,vyrrt
Th.
closure
order,
they
had
been
auuld
heal.
We
are
never
told
IV."
vmt.
ht
hl
i
I
taking
voluntary
control
nd
that
He
healed
people
in
order
l'y'Z,
hi
J
uh
fire
preventive
measure.
,o
prove
to
them
Who
He
w.
ioSw
u
S
to"BUe-
too
t00'
waS
was
One
of
the
recent
fires
was
an
But,
friends,
Christ
healed
the
!
,
Incipient
blaze
up
'
the.
Bella
!
people
because
He
couldn't
help
,
vw
,.
wh..
,hh
th
t
t
Coola
Valley
near
Hugensborg
but
do
so.
One
word,
''compas-
Lh
lt(nUr
,h,et,
L,d,
J
which
for
s.
time
menaced
alsion"
uivpu
lis
thp
nnswpr
M:it-
.
.
K
IN
THE
EVENT
OF
ANOTHER
world
war,
it
is
highly
probable
that
Mr.
Churchill
would
be
recalled
to
head
the
government.
K
ists
or
radicals
something
to
vote
But
in
this
respect
Mr.
Church-
there,
was
moved
ln
the
behalf
"stand
of
deciduous
for
without
quitting
the
Labor
ill's
strength
is
his
greatest
elec-Party.
tion
weakness.
.
If
there
is
an
election
this
!
When
I
was
in
Britain,
Mr.
year
and
that
is
a
very
big
IF
j
Hugh
Dalton
told
a
big
meet-
timber.
1
1
hew
14:14:
"And
Jesus
went
Prompt
action
by
V
Assistant
i
lQi-th
and
saw
a
ereut
multitude.
joi
the
little
boy.
What
happen-led?
That
night,
for
the
first
DIRECTOR!
nrtrirrm
In
all
rtliiri
tm
I!
i
txl
J:M
p
in.;
Mnni!t
l"H
l
hi
uliown.
Ranger
W.
Benwell
was
hstru
and
was
moved
with
compassion
,
Labor
will
go
to
the
country
,ing:
rs
if
me"tal
ln
bringing
it
under
cou-
back
Mr.
Churchill
gets
j
as
a
party
united
ror
election
toward
th'm,
and
he
healed
their
sick."
Hebrews
13:18:
"Jesus!
every
ntylit
afterwards,
Gary
s
vpt
the
whole
night
through.
purposes.
But
it
will
also
have
!
into
power,
there
will
be
war
Christ,
the
same
yesterday,
and
two
strings
to
its
bow,
so
to
j
with
Russia
within
a
year
Th
came
straight.
Right
toduy.'and
'tor
ever."
And
again,
LONDON
'0
A
device
that
speak.
Those
who
stand
with
I
That
was
hitting
a
bit
below
away
the
parents
were
able
to
AMU.ICAN
CATIItlHI
th
An
W
t
lJurisiB
Hulf
Communion
H
10
i
tturidaji
IV
Ihk.I
J
m
p,
Cumin
Bi
H
HrK
ktr
m
Hector.
B.:.
would
automatically
turn
traffic
our
text,
Hebrews
4:15:
"For
we
Bevan
say
to
themselves
some-
j
the
belt
but
it
is
exactly
what
thing
like
this:
(millions
of
Britons
fear.
ThelUghU
grtvn
when
a
fire
engine
have
not
an
high
priest
which
'
T,
,
,,T
,
,
8
"If
Nve
Revan
can
eo
alonir
1
British
will
fisht
if
thev
are
approaches
has
been
submitted
rann
i
hp
tmirht-d
with
t)i
'
u,m
"'iiib
ri
siiiRle
drop
of
his
food.
Were
the
with
the
party,
een
though
lie
forced
to
but
they
are
certain-
to
the
transport
ministry
for!
feeling
of
our
infirmities."
HIO.T
BPTIT
h
A
K
it
Ymiiiu
approval
or
rejection.
Come
with
me
and
take
a
look
""'W-'
"
X
'-w
profoundly
disagree
with
its
ly
not
looking
for
trouble.
Mii.iiU':
net
rrMl
Anf
(Or
4lh
Avtntt
KM
I
no
uuunus.
Aim
irienus,
it
an
hapjJt'ned,
ln
ont
wei-k's
Ume,
and
it
happened
because
Christ,
up
thr-re
in
the
Rlory,
Is
still
touched
with
thj
feeling
of
our
j
Infirmities.
He
i
st!U
moved
witli
compassion.
j
BULLETIN
No.
5
Hy.
K.
A.
Wn-'ht.
Dt
10m
MANAGER
G.
R.
S.
BLACKABY,
whose
transfer
tp
a
Vancouver
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
is
announced
after
11
years
in
Prince
Rupert,
expresses
the
hope
that
Prince
Rupert
will
have
been
the
better
as
a
result
of
his
having
been
here.
We
think
it
will
be.
During
his
stay
here,
Mr.
Blackaby
contributed
to
community
life
in
certain
ways
that
are
not
usual
with
banking
men.
He
took
an
interest
in
public
and
civic
affairs
but
it
was
in
the
church
field,
particularly
among
the
young
people,
that
his
principal
and
most
effective
efforts
were
centred.
It
was
there
that
he
and
Mrs.
Blackaby
performed
a
particularly
valued
work
and
played
a
part
in
elevating
life
for
a
good
many
people,
particularly
boys
and
girls.
Their
many
friends
will
wish
them
good
health
and
happiness
in
the
metropolis.
Who's
Happiest,
Anyway?
U
UR
WAY
of
life,""
as
it
is
called
in
1951,
was
quite
unknown
50
years
ago
or
so.
No
one
could
travel
GOO
miles
in
an
hour.
No
one,
sitting
in
Winnipeg,
could
carry
on
a
conversation
w:ith
somebody
in
Halifax.
An
audience
seated
in
San
Francisco
could
not
listen
to
an
orchestra
in
Chicago.
Not
everyone
out
on
the
great
open
spaces
could
save
time
and
legs
by
using
a
telephone.
Were
people
any
happier
then
than
now?
Nobody
really
knows.
How
could
they?
It
all
comes
back
to
deciding
that
life
is
what
you
make
it
a
long
time
ago
or
this
afternoon.
FII1HT
IMTHIl
Ifl
Hill
A
VP
V,1
Hrv
1.
U
8!-lr
lilK
j
HISTORIC
SPOT
i
The
Guild
Chapel
and
Guildhall
at
Stratford-on-Avon,,
birthplace
of
Shakespeare,
were
bul'.t
in
12G9.
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I
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1,
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i.i.
Honeti.
tmuiinvb
'i
aO'J
th
AV
Wrt
t
FnhUlTi
C.
FrHt
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Vv;
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Pmarr
Htrl
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CO.!
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415-5th
Ave.
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SERVICES
SUNDAY
Morning
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15p.m.
Evening
7:30
p.m.
This
Sunday,
July
1
Rev.
G.
T.
Hurdy,
Langley
Prairie,
morning
service.
Rev.
L.
Dietriirk
(evening)
Chairman-
of
Canadian
of
Canadian
Pacific
District
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Scripture
faiiatje
for
Joilaij
"Lord,
that
our
eyes
may
be
opPtied."
St.
Matt.
20:33
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACI
20
filh
Avenue
West
(Across
from
Armouries)
Following
an
enemy
attack
there
will
be
many
situations
In
which
the
public
will
have
to
aet
on
their
own
initiative.
Fimt
Aid
is
a
primary
requirement
.
.
.
Lack
of
knowledge
ean
result
'
in
confusion
.
.
.
Knowledge
of
what
to
do
ean,
if
acted
upon
quickly,
eave
lives.
Casualties
are
caused
mainly
by
blast
falling
debris
shock
burns
radiation.
Explosion
of
an
atomic
bomb
will
greatly
increase
the
known
effect
of
high
explosive
weapons
and
introduce
radiation
problems.
.
.
.
After
an
atomic
explosion
do
not
take
chances
with
food
and
water
in
open
containers.
.
.
.
Do
not
start
rumours.
JUST
ONE
MORE
WM
"HAPPY
HOLIDAY
Tl
Agos
3-16
If
it
has
to
do
with
RADIOS,
PHONOGRAPHS
RECORDS
or
REPAIRS'
See
Us
SERVICES
SUNDAY:
Morning
11
:00
Sunday
School
and
Bible
:
Class
12:15.
Evangelistic
7:30
"Seven
Vial
Judgments"
WEEK
DAVS
Wed.
Prayer
Meeting
8:00
Fri.
Boys'
and
Olrls
Clubs
at
7:00
Christ
Ambassadors
at
8:00
The
children
are
enjoyiw
Send
yours
along.
All
'
welcome.
0:15
-11:15
l:
Closing
Exercises
Friday,
July
13,
at
W
We
will
be
displaying
the
handwork
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
"Everybody
is
welcome
at
Prinre
Rupert's
Pentecostal
fl""1
Oreen
331
Pastor:
C.
FAWCETi
P.O.
Box
1279
Phone
644
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday,
July
8
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
throughout
the
summer.
How
Is
Your
Credit?
IMMEDIATE
FIRST
AID
SHOCK
Lay
patient
flat
on
ground
wrap
in
blankets
apply
hot
water
.
bottles
give
tea
or
coffee
with
sugar
NO
alcohol.
BURNS
First
treat
as
for
shock;
no
hot
water
bottle
to
burned
areas.
Cover
burned
area
with
dry
sterile
dressings
no
greasy
substance.
Give
plenty
of
fluids
to
drink.
Get
medical
aid
as
soon
as
possible.
Do
not
remove
clothing
Do
not
break
blisters
Do
not
try
to
clean
burns.
Complete
rest
is
essential.
WOUNDS
AND
MtUISES
Slop
bleeding
.
.
.
cover
with
sterile
dressing
treat
as
for
shock.
Get
in
touch
w
ith
First
Aid
Post
as
soon
as
possible.
HYSTERIA
People
suffering
from
slunk
are
likely
to
behave
in
a
dazed
manner.
They
must
be
controlled
at
once
and
kept
apart
from
others
as
panic
can
easily
spread.
If
possible
mov(j
to
a
quiet
place.
Watch
for
another
bulletin
in
next
week's
newspaper.
7:30
p.m.
OR.
CHRISTINA
MARTIN
of
Edinburgh
'i
India
(Medical
Missions)
Vacation
School
Two
weeks
July
16-27
Mornings
9:30
to
11:45.
All
over
the
country,
from
business
and
industrial
corporations
to
the
individual
citizen,
business
is
done
on
credit.
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURflj
629
E.
6th
Ave.
(near
High
School
l
Minister:
Rev.
L.
A"1"1
SUNDAY,
JULY
8,
1951
.
illiPf
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
Speaker:
Mr.
Gordon
J
By
paying
charge
accounts
on
the
10th
of
each
month
and
installment
accounts
on
due
dote,
you
will
protect
your
most
precious
possession
.
.
.
your
credit
rating.
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Association
of
Vancouver.
Topic:
"HOW
TO
si"
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of
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nnniriRin
NOT
FALL"
12:15-Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"WHAT
SHALL
I
BELIVE?"
.
Violin
Solo
Mr.
Gordon
Phillipa.
HON.
W.
T.
STRAITH,
K.C.,
Provincial
Secretary
MAJ.-GEN.
C.
R.
STEIN,
Civil
Defence
Co-ordinator