you
what
you
used
to
do
and
how
Christ
n,
Ill'
a
I
l
lift
vile
vile
and
and
wicked
wickpd
you
.vu
were
were
but
but
the
the
m..
im'
,
"
.
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Rupert
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News
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iy
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m
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I
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It
ervice;
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April
21.
1951
i
a
trace
of
his
past
sin
for
they
with
j
nl
are
burled
in
the
sea
of
On,
rw
.us
5i.,"J
'
B!
at,Qf"
foreetfulness.
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G.
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Managing
Director.
ore
I
ine
next
reigning
power
that'
Why
m
.,
we
Cind
in
this
scripture
is
the
that
is
tZJ
.
REIGN
OF
LIFE,
the
life
of
J,
man
Jt
DIRECTORY
T
.
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In
all
rliurriu-
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twpt
as
shown.
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(ATtlKIIKM.
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at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
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"
Saturday
Sermon
WHY
PROCRASTINATE?
i
Pastor
C.
Fawcett,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle)
Christ
within.
The
first.
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Carrier,
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Per
Month,
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Per
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Year,
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'
,
sin's
conquest.
The
second
reign
to
them
Ha
th
25
;
is
God's
triumph.
The
third
reign
the
sons
otr9
is
the
saints'
victory.
.
that
belies
!
I
want
to
bring
you
one
or
t,J
Accent
.w.
buldftV
School
3:00
p.m.
,
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
BA
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For
if
by
one
man's
offence
death
reigned
by
Hector:
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
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Avenue,
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Rupert,
one-
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they
which
receive
abundance
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versps
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scripture
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I
am
Haying:
-But
truiv,
.
W;
grace
ana
01
me
gut
w
rignceousness
snuu
reign
n.
t
am
fuU
of
pnwr
by
tne
8
:
pllfa,ljon
,'
f'lKKT
BAPTIST
6th
Avb.
E.
t
Youn
8
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fred
Anrohua
(tHwen
Bl)
KIHST
l'Kl:SltVTl:KI.N
4t.h
Avemra
Eiub
lev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
(Gn:cn
U83)
life
bv
one,
Jesus
thnst.
lhereiore,
as
by
the
i
01
l
Lord,
and
ot
judgment,
-
.
,
.
it
I
anl
of
might,
to
declare
unto
lence
of
one
judgment
came
upon
all
men
to
con-,Jacob
hls
transgression
Lh
IMemnat'on:
even
so
by
the
rin'hteou.sness
of
one
the1
Israel
his
sin."
in
this
ure
ot
'
;
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,,
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vl'tnru
thorn
e
h,
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7
tree
gift
eanw
upon
ali,
rm&
wm
.
"
I
,
h.V.
Zll
,
u,
r
mi
iuKtiftoatiaui
in
life,
ft
as
bv
ncmu
nm
tivknv
Thl.
t.
(
ho
1
a
um
to
ui'liver
i
-
'
-
-
-
"
nuvn
W
VJ'VVW,
Allan
ta
'
v
I
It
di
es
not
matter
how
deep
one
MP'S
IN
JERUSALEM
TEL.
AVIV,
Israel.
-'Now
that
niy
first
look
at
Israel
is
over,
I
hardly
know
where
to
.begin
to
tell
the
story.
Naturally
every
Christian
wants
t
visit
the
holy
places,
and
I
was
no
exception.
But
there
are
not
many
of
the
holiest
Christian
places
that
one
can
vbil
around
Jerusalem
from
the
Israeli
side.
But
the
view
from
the
top
of
ihe
YMCA
tower
ih
New
Jerusalem
must
be,
to
millions,
whet
it
surely
was
to
me,
not
only
one
of
the
finest
views
in
all
the
world,
but
surely
the
most
moving.
Here
you
can
look
on
the
very
core
of
a
land
that
is
lit
-
isubedH'Mee
many
ond
reigning
power
mentioned
mav
be
in
sin
nnrri.
h
nerssoytheob-
ia
tne
miml
scripture
usiTi
2.
ij!
1
an
ttX
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bC
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Moreover
21
the
I"
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tii,
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"
Prove
prove
it
it
by
by
our
n
lives,
e
Htnm.A
nf
nun
mad.
riarhfcious.
tuat
so
WONDER
f
FOR
VVOQH
'
-
The.
law
etered
that
the
offease
toward
us.
ace
that
7rat
r
nW
wHh
Chrlsl
'
'"'Bht
,
"H"
:hiXn
aU.
our.si"S-,
Wf.have
salVa:
I
There
are
those
who
thu.k.
and
iioouiiiru,
srutt
mum
vi
uun
oiuy
uirougn
m
grace
01
,,
fB...
,ht
that
,,
..
,
abound:
that
as
sin
hath
reigned
wi
ui
in
a-24
T
fea.r
on
e
Blvlng
i
their
.
hearts
to
the
Lord
Je
Stork
She;
miikt
ivnin
.)
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Ave.
Weak
lt.
l
O.
Silr
(Ureun
813)
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fttu
Avn.
Wast
Hih:Ur:
C.
Fawett,
Services
It
am.
and
7.30
p.m.
Suuduy
School
la
is.
,
(Oroea
3'H
i,
SALVATION
AKMV
CO:
capt.
w.
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ton
Lttrcotui
y
Clasa
2
'Mi
p
m
UuiiUay
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9
we
p
m
ttuack
aooi
ST.
Ul
l'fi
MTHKBAN
&.t.h
Ava.
at
McBrld
St.
Fustar:
S.
Solland
lBitu:k
Gill
tfito-
death,
ewn
so
might
grace
Bemg
iostlfi'd
freely
by
His
TOP
QUALITY
:gr
through
rightetwisness
unto
grace
through
the
redemption
eternal
life
by
Jesus
our
Lord.
that
is
m
Christ
Jesus.
We
have
(Rom.
5:17-21)
ncthing
we
can
exchange
for
There
is
something
so
wonder-
salvation.
We
have
nothing
to
fid
about
the
Word
of
God
which
1
offer
God.
We
have
no
argu-signifies
s,o
clearly
to
us
that,
ment
that
God
should
give
us
where
sin
has
amassed
such
a
another
chance,
another
oppor-great
and
awruj
record,
God's
.tunlty
to
prove
ourselves
and
grace
was
greater
than
sin.
There
make
good.
It
is
not
within
the
is
a
sacred
song
which
expresses'
Dower
ot
man
to
direct
his
steps
This
Year's
Faces
OF
THE
faces
one
sees
this
year
appear
MWY
amazingly
unconcerned.
This
unconcern
is
fine
if
it
means
Canadians
are
facing
possibilities
of
.Taneer
hut
are
free
from
panic.
Rut
looking
into
this
year's
faces,
one
suspects
the
unconcern
of
many
is
made
up
also
of
a
good
deal
of
ignorance.
;
'
It
is
difficult
to
he
so
ignorant
of
the
present
danger
that
one
can
act
as
a
brake
on
government
in
the
preparations
that
it
should
be
making
in
this
war.
lint
some
people
are
capable
of
achieving
very
difficult
things,
especially
if
they
are
wrong
things.
Formerly
it
was
natural
that
we
should
he
ignorant.
When,
for
a
century
and
a
half,
Canadians
were
French,
it
was
natural
to
put
responsibility
over
on
faraway
France.
And
in
the
succeeding
like
period
we
naturally
blamed
Britain.
It
is
harder
now
to
blame
anyone
else
not
even
the
United
States.
We
know
the
United
States
too
well
to
believe
I'he'y
can
do
better
than
we.
The
converse
is
what
wo
actually
believe,
admitting
American
superiority
mainly
only
in
quantity.
Yet
the
habit
of
colonialism
is
so
persistent
that
in
this
year
many
people
on
Third
Avenue,
Granville,
Jasper,
Portage,
.
Yonge
and
St.
Catherine
look
unconcerned,
as,
though
they
'bought
somebody
else
would
look
after
them.
AND
i
erally
reeking
with
history
--!
sacred
and
secular.
Here
s
the
I
land
of
David,
Soiomon,
Boaz,
:
and
all
the
other
names
famous
i
to
and
revered
by
Hebrew,
Chris-1
tian
and
Moslems-Teacher
from
:
Galilee
reached
the
climax
ol
i
his
work.
j
Here,
too,
you
get
sharp
proof
;of
the
fact
that
"the
world
c!o
r
ST.
rri'Eirs
ANOI.IOAN
fet-Kl
Cuv
Sunday
Sclu.;
11:00
a.m.
Eveulnit
Prayer
I
SO-
p
m.
IBlu
al
KM.t
I.AIt
BAPTIST
820
6th
Avtt.
E.
Blue
803
Pantur:
Kv.
I.eomtnl
A.
Tlr'
this
truth:
;
in
righteousness,
for
man's
heart
"Ocace,
grace,
God's
grace
1
1-
set
to,
do
evil.
But
grace,
the
Grace
that
is
greater
than
unmerited
favor
of
God,
reaches
all
our
sins."
I
down
and
picks
up
the
unright-
If
you
were
to
view
the
sins
of
ecus,
the
unworthv.
the
undeserv-man
through
the
eyes
of
God,
I
ing
and
draws
them
to
Himself
in
am
sure
that
you
would
feel
that
jove
it
was
simply
one
awful
shadow
,
T
Qf
Graee
g
n
glQr.
SMART
STYLES
t
LATEST
FOR
SPRING
IN
Men's
Oxfords
move,
f
or
any
good
book
of
ni.itory
will
!1
you
that
in
the
Valley
of
the
Gehenna
the
heath-
'
en
tribes
used
to
sacrifice
human
'
beings
in
their
reujj.ous
rues.
I
.
oOo
'
Sin
is
a
hideous
thing.
But,
praise
God,
His
Grace
Is
greater
than
all
our
sin.
.
ious
that
it
completely
obliterates
j
every
trace
of
sin.
It
is
wonderful
I
to
realize
that
the
sins
of
the
past
are
cast
into
the
sea
of
God's
forgetfulness
to
be
remembered
In
the
above
Scripture
there
are
three
references
to
reigning
STRAPS.
GORES,
MOCCASINS
FASHIOI
against
up
and
no
more.
And
no
power
in
heaven
or
In
earth
can
discover
even
a
trace
of
thvm.
Satan
will
come
and
try
and
dig
them
up
again,
he
will
remind
F00TW
I
BUT
I
WAS
INTERESTED
IN
jthe
Israel
of
today
and
tomor-!
row,
more
than
in
that
of
two
'
or
more
thousands
of
years
ago.
i
So
I
went
around
to
tne
parita-!
ment,
or
Kne.sset.
It
was
inter-!
e&ting
to
compare
it
with
our
i
own
parliamentary
bodies
in
the
I
West.
j
The
main
difference
is
that
the
members
of
the
government,
or
cabinet
.sit
around
a
big
;
square
table
in
the
centre
of
the
hall.
The
remaiuder
of
the
;
MP's
sit
around
on
three
sides
I
of
the
centre
square.
!
The
fourth
side
is
for
the
(Speaker
lor
presiding
officer).
If
-i
powers.
First
of
all,
I
draw
your
attention
to
the
reign
of
sin.
"Why,"
you
say,
"
a
reign
indicates
the
soverignty
of
a
king."
Yes
tht
is
true
and
sin
has
become
the
king,
or
ruler
of
the
hearts
and
lives
of
all
mankind,
and
were
it
not
for
the
GRACE
of
God,
sin
would
dominate
so
entirely
and
exert
such
tyranny
j
over
men
that
they
should
never
be
able
to
vanquish
that
enemy
that
keeps
them
bound
in
a
strait
Jacket,
that
keeps
them
under
(
the
heel
of
his
horrible
domination.
Don't
Woit
For
Your
Cm
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
'
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
with
Sermon
and
Children's
!
story.
I
Anthem:
"We
are
Leagued
Together
In
Our
Lord's
Name."
OVERHEAT
Bring
It
In
For
A
v.'1
1
'H
n
in
Befide
him
is
the
rostrum
from
which
all
speeches
are
made.
I
oOo
THE
ISRAELI
PARLIAMENT
I
Many
people
today
are
so
7:30
Evening
Worship
with
PRESSURE-PUS
bound
by
sin
that,
trv
as
they
Sermon.
Anthem:
"The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd."
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United
all
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
;
may,
they
cannot
free
themselves
I
from
it.
I
remember
when
I
was
;
still
under
its
bondage
how
I
i
would
try
and
break
its
hold
on
me.
I
would
vow.
I
would
bet,
!
j
struggle
and
strive
to
break
and
;
get
rid
of
that
which
bound
me,
;
but
to
no
avail.
It
is
an
awful
Your
tooling
system
is
as
vital
to
the
pm
car
as
the
Brakes
or
Mutor.
.
.
t
t
s
.
FRESsritF.-rntGISG
is
the
newest
ap;i"
;
cleansins
the
Radiator
and
Uio
Wakr
We
have
just
installed
a
tr.w
HtESSl
RE-flW
Hazards
of
Spring
SPRING
either
here
or
just
around
the
WITH
cr'ner,
one's
fancy
turns
lightly,
according
to
age,
sex,
and
temperament,
to
thoughts
of
marbles,
baseball,
gardening,
love
or
spring
cleaning.
These
are
all
good
things
in
their
way,
gardening
being
oerhaps
the
least
hazardous.
Gardening
keeps
one
around
the
house
and
off
the
crowded
highways.
At
:he
worst
it
can
lead
to
discomfort
in
the
back
and
joints:
hut
essentially
it's
a
leisurely
occupation,
not
tempting
the
middle-aged
to
over-exertion.
'
O.t
the
other
hand,
one
should
not
avoid
ih'i
other
pleasures
of
spring
(except,
possibly,
spring
cleaning)
simply
because
of
the
hazards.
For
spring
is
the
season
of
recklessness,
and
too
much
caution
will
spoil
its
enjoyment.
Ths
chances
are
that
common
sense
will
enable
most
persons
to
avoid
the
hazards
of
spring
as
they
avoid
those
of
the
other
seasons.
Considering
the
after-effects,
the
greatest
hazard
of
spring
is
to
be
encountered
along
the
traditional
course
of
the
young
man's
fancy.
But
there
it
is
useless
to
counsel
caution
or
common
sense.
HEADS
PROSPECTORS
Mrs-.
Viola
'R.
MacMillan,
46,
of
Toronto
has
been
re-elected
president
of
the
Prospectors
and
Developers'
Association,
an
office
she
has
held
since
1944.
A
native
of
Muskoka,
Mrs.
MacMillan
has
prospected
and
helped
to
develop
many
mining
properties
in
northern
Ontario.
ShJ
has
been
associated
with
the
Prospectors
and
Developers'
Association
since
1934.
I
CP
PHOTO
I
i
has
one
good,
idea
which
seems
U
me
miles
ahead
of
what
we
!
have
in
Canada
and
U.S.A.
They
j
budget
their
time.
That
is,
when
'any
important
business
comes
:
up,
the
House
decides
in
acl-'
vance
how
much
time
they
ar
!
going
to
allot
to
it.
Suppose
they
I
i'ay
two
clays,
or
two
week;.
1
hen
they
divide
up
the
time
j
between
those
who
signify
they
want
to
speak.
If
'there
are
too
;
many
just
to
leave
things
't
First
Presbyterian
Church
Drive
up
for
a
Dcmonsrrolion
W
enor
auio
jb
LIMITED
thing
to
realize
such
is
one's
case.
i
In
the
twenty-first
verse
we
read:
"That
as
sin
hath
reigned
unto
death,
even
fo
might
grace
reign
through
righteousness."
Note
the
phrase:
"That
as
sin
hath
reigned
unto
death."
The
ultimate
purpose
of
sin
is
to
destroy
alt
the
creation
cf
Ood
and
in
utterly
ruin,
it
that
men
shall
i
never
have
an
opportunity
to
be
saved.
But
Ood
has
over-ruled
"SS
STUDEBAKERond
AUSTIN
8
"tPMna
Third
Avenue
a
Park
common
.sense
and
common
courtesy,
they
drvide
up
the
time
between
the
parties,
much
as
we
do
on
our
CBC
political
broadcasts
in
Canada
that
is,
roughly,
in
proportion
to
.strength
in
Parliament.
When
a
speaker's
time
is
neai-ly
up,
the
green
light
goes
off
and
the
yellow
light
comes
on.
When
the
time
is
up.
the
rsd
Fred
Olsen
j
Passes
Away
Carl
Frederick
Olsen,
picturesque
esident
of
the
city
for
twenty-six
years,
p.issed
nw.iy
late
yesterday
afternoon
in
th?;
lie're
Jltt.il
eteiwl
Satan's
plan
in
that
He
has
provided
a
way
of
eseape
to
then
to
Prin
:e
Rupert
General
Hosplt.il.
liiiht
tells
Mr.
Long
Wind
.shut
up
or
else!
A
CARLOAD
G
Mr.
Olsan
returned
to
Prince
As
Rupert
'ecently
because
he
One
other
good
feature
Scripture
jpaSAcuje
for
JoJaij
"I
am
not
come
to
call
the
righteous,
but
sinner3
to
repentance."-
-Matt.
9:13.
that
believe.
tJohn
1:12.13.1
"Bu'
as
many
as
received
Him,
to
then.'
gave
He
the
power
t-j
become
the
"ortf
of
God.
even
to
them
thai
believe
on
His
name.
Whicl-were
born,
not
of
blood,
nor
o'
the
will
cf
the
flesh,
nor
of
thf
will
of
the
man,
but
of
God
This
is
the
Grace
of
God.
I
thank
God
that
there
is
r
NEW
at
-UN,
they
give
a
running
translation
of
the
Hebrew
speeches
into
Arabic.
As
thre
are
just
three
Arab
MP's
now.
out
of
120,
that
seems
to
me
to
show
that
the
Jewish
majority
is
trying
hard
to
play
fair.
Also
that
they
expect
a
future,
real
Convincing
Themselves
Their
Netc
Shoes
'Are
Real
found
it
too
lonely
in
Vancouver
where
he
had
spent
a
lew
momhs
in
the
Danish
Old
People's
Home.
He
had
been'
lemoved
a
Jrv
days
ago
from
the
Pioneers
Home
to
th
Prime
Rupert
General
Hospital
afte.;
sustaining
the
final
of
a
succession
of
strokes.
Born
in
Denmark
April
10,
1875,
Mr.
Olsen
had
foil
wed
the
calling
of
the
sea
in
his
younger
days
and
saw
much
of
the
world
h-
vipd
down
in
Prince
Rupert.
During
recent
years
he
I
i...
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u
arinnllv
mnrp
in-
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
Organist:
Mrs.
E,
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
Sunday,
April
22,
1951
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
Subject:
"The
Cloud
of
Witnesses"
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
7:
SO
o'clock
Subject:
"What
It
Means
to
be
a
Christian"
"Remember
Um
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
It
Holy."
-
"'
"
"H
ROEHLER
partnership.
oOo-
AMONG
THE
MP'S
I
MET
was
the
Mayor
of
Tel
Aviv,
who
is
one
of
me
religious
bloc.
Also
a
cabinet
minister
Dov
Joseph..
Dov
is
whimsically
called
by
4
VV
irit
iorae
"the
Stafford
Cripps
of
r,
,
vthnn-ii,
nn
ti
a
fw
day.'
Israel,"
tor
he
Is
the
tougn
boy
ag0
riad
been'able
to
be
up
and
of
the
'
tighten
your
belts"
around.
choal.
He
is
the
only
former,
..jsed
is
survived
by
a
son,
Janadian
citizen
now
in
the
Is-
paul.
who
left
a
lew
months
axo
.aeli
government.
He
laughed
ior
Vancouver,
when
he
told
me
that
he
was
rune
al
arrangements
are
in
x
slass-mate
at
McGill
of
our'
'
-
-nds
of
the
B.
C.
Under-own
Honorables
Abbott
ana
takers.
WEEKLY
RELIGIOUS
PERIOD
Sunday,
April
22nd
3:30
p.m.
-
3:00
p.m.
'
Listen
to
your
CBC
Trans-Canada
Network
Station
Originating
from
the
R.C.A.F.
CHAPEL
North
West
Air
Command
EDMONTON,
ALTA.
Speaker;
H'W'C
ev.
J.
Dunn
Chtef
Protestant
Chaplain
Music
by
the
North
West
Air
Command
Claxton.
oOo
I
SHALL
HAVE
MORE
TO
SAY
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
McBride
at
Fifth
Rev.
Earl
Soiland,
Pastor
Services
Sunday
at
11:00
a.m.,
followed
by
a
brief
business
meeting.
Sunday
School
at
ia:15.
Song
Service
at
7:30
p.m."
Both
Junior
and
Senior
choirs
will
take
part.
A
social
hour
will
follow.
Confirmation
Service
April
29
at
11:00
a.m.
JkP.
Ins,
jf
aiSenrjeri
later
about
present
politics
in
Israel.
Just
now,
I
want
to
report
that
they
seemed
to
'ie
buckling
right
into
the
job.
Moreover,
the
fact
that
they
To
Vancouver
(tociayi
I.
Vizjak,
W.
C.
Jones,
Mrs.
are
in
a
modest
little
make-shilt
building
struck
me
as
fine.
For
I
Worsley,
R.
Boychuk,
Mrs.
Kuru-
my
observation
is
that
when"0-
"
aas-
K-
ouuwp,
v.
n.
gwetrnments,
or
churches,
or
Bassett,
R.
S.
Gordon,
C.
Hult,
political
parties,
or
trade
unions
R'
Drew.
w-
K-
Campbell,
H.
reallv
have
their
feet,
in
the
Laing,
L.
Larson.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Edward
A
.III
O
tl
l,ul
lWro
e"l
earth'
is
when
their
material
wealth,
or
lack
of
it,
keeps
them
close
to
the
earth.
oOo
IN
JERUSALEM,
AMONGST
the
many
fine
folks
I
met,
was
the
Toronto
lawyer,
Mr.
Fried-gut.
He
represents
all
the
or-ganized
Canadian
Jewish
activities
in
T.irftpl
I
hart
a
cxranrl
Lush,
W.
C.
Lndstrom,
P.
Roman-iuk,
S.
Zwierzynskl.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
Mr.
Campbell,
F.
McCaskeU,
Mr.
Nichols,
Mr.
Walka.
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
M.
M.
Stephens,
J.
N.
G.
Ross,
Mr.
Ritchier,
T.
Rukus.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
APRIL
22
U
a.m.
Morning
Service
"AMBASSADORS
FOR
CHRIST"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School,
and
Bible
Class
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service
"THE
SAVING
NAME"
t'llRlSTIAN
LIFE
CRUSADE
April
29
May
10
,
Special
Speaker:
Rev.
Frank
Humphries,
of
Alta
Vista
Baptist
Church,
New
Westminster
0LD
evenina
with
the
family
thev
.I?eleSates'
report
of
the
United
,
These
two
Italian
youngsters
can
scarcely
believe
their
own
eyes,
as
they
examine
two
of
800,000
pairs
of
shoes
made
and
distributed
in
Italy
through
a
project
sponsored
by
the
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund.
Scenes
like
this
one
will
soon
be
repeated
again
and
again
in
the
south
Italian
commune
of
Pol-lica,
whose
Mayor
had
reluctantly
turned
down
a
UNICEF
offer
of
50
pairs
of
shoes,
because
300
children
had
no
shoes
at
all
and
he
hadn't
the
heart
to
pick
out
only
50
lucky
ones.
Now
he
doesn't
have
to
make
the
choice,
because
a
manufacturer
in
the
United
States,
reading-
of
his
dilemma,
telephoned
UNICEF
and
offered
to
ship
250
pairs
of
shoes
free
for
all
of
Pollica's
neediest
children
:
PRICES;.,
being
originally
from
Regina,
for
'7snen
and
Allied
Workers
which
I
have
a
very
warm
spot.
!Unlon.1conventlon
at
Vancouver
recently
was
given
to
the
Shore
Like
most
of
the
others
I
met,
including
the
Hon.
Mr.
Joseph,
Mr.
Friedgut
has
a
fine
(British-Canadian)
war
record.
GORDON
workers'
local
in
the
Metropole
Hall
Thursday
night.
President
of
the
local,
Paul
Taranger,
was
in
the
chair.