Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
3,
1951
Services
BsChurch'fi
Ladies
Plan
j
Legion
Week
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
Can
rion
Church
byte
HAD
GOOD
SEASON
REGINA
(CP)
Saskatchewan's
well-known
fishing
spot
at
Lac
La
Ronge
had
a
record
number
of
fishermen
this
year.
Estimates
are
that
about
6,000
visitors,
mostly
Americans,
took
more
than
270,000
pounds
of
Margaret
Love
will
attend
as
delegates.
The
monthly
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
Graham.
A
good
attendance
of
the
Auxiliary
was
requested
for
the
church
parade
next
Sunday.
A
committee
of
ladies
will
look
after
the
Legion
men's
banquet
on
November
12.
adian
Legion,
meeting
Thursday
night
ln
the
auditorium,
made
plans
for
Legion
Week.
Committees
for
card
party,
bazaar
and
"Bring
the
Mrs.
Night"
were
S
t
f
uil
appointed.
One
new
member
;
fish
from
the
lake,
mainly
lake
trout,
pike
and
pigkerel.
1
1
was
initiated.
v
With
CJawic
Qh
if
I
East
and
West'sick
committee
reported,
also
the
Pioneer's
Home
had
been
visited
with
articles
of
Saturday
Sermon
j
"J
A
Wan
Dlnrst"
'By
Rev.
H.
O.
Olson,
St.
Pauls
Lutheran
Church
I
John
7:37
"If
any
man
thirst,
let
him
come
unto
Me
and
drink."
"If
any
man
thirst,"
cries
the
Lord,
"let
him
come
unto
Me
and
drink."
If
any
man
thirst!
The
whole
world
is
consumed
with
a
burning
thirst.
The
heart
of
man,
held
in
bondage
by
the
desire
for
pleasure,
the
greed
for
gain,
demands
sinful
joys
to
clothing.
Amendments
to
the
constitu
tion
were
discussed
with
the
members
and
will
be
voted
upon
SA..-J.-J
F
-it
'
at
the
semi-convention
and
ex
Jobs'
Daughters,
who-during
their
pilgrimage
to
supreme
sessions
in
Richmond,
Virginia,
in
August,
visited
New
York
and
were
presented
with
lengths
of
celanese
dress
goods
made
from
the
product
which
originated
in
the
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
mill
at
Prince
Rupert,
appeared
at
the
social
hour
which
followed
last
night's
bethel
session
in
the
dresses
and
blouses
made
from
the
material.
ecutive
meeting
which
will
be
held
in
Vancouver
November
lb
Mrs.
Molly
Montgomery
and
Mrs.
is
cordial
invitation
Worship
with
us.
ig!
h
Ave.
East,
f.
E.
A
Wright,
D.D.
lrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
gn
Currie.
NOVEMBER
4
$
irvhip
11
o'clock,
hool
12:15.
Smartly
fashioned
and
sewn
creations
were
seen
and
many
were
the
admiratory
comments
which
were
made
all
round.
enjoyment
is
gone
and
all
pleasure
seems
vanity.
The
heart
is
filled
with
bitterness
toward
men
and
hatred
toward
God.
satisiy
us
tnirst.
The
world
Is
thirsty.
When
one
means
of
pleasure
has
been
exhausted,
it
employs
another,
until
finally
only
gross
sin,
open
ungodliness,
can
seem
to
satisfy
Its
cravings.
Then
the
stage
is
reached
where
the
capacity
for
Barbara
Stalker,
grey-blue
afternoon
dress.
Lois
Good,
beige
afternoon
dress
with
gathered
skirt.
Mrs.
J.
Evans,
pink
blouse
with
.shirred
sleeves.
Again
appreciation
Upon
the
earth
there
is
alwavs
I
Irrviie
of
Praise
at
some
means
to
give
pleasure
to
Pressed
by
the
girls
for
the
gift
the
natural
heart
but
in
eternity
!
lrom
lne
eianese
corporation
there
will
be
the
thirst
of
helliwnose
L018
Stevens
took
them
he
Siibbath
Day
Donna
Macartnur,
white
blouse
featurino
enrsape
nf
laep
ep
it
Holy'
without
any
drop
of
water
to
1
ln
charge
in
New
York
and
real
lessen
its
consuming
agony.
Once
'"u
"le
"le
'Kn
oi
ana
sequins.
we
depart
from
this
earth,
there
I
tne
blB
town.
-
Joyce
Strand,
beige
tailored
remains
no
more
hope
for
salva-
Photographer
Jack
Wrathall
blouse.
tion.
The
rich
man
in
hell
plead-
i
took
pictures
for
a
permanent
i
Margaret
Giske,
blue-grey
tailored
blouse.
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell,
heliotrope
evening
blouse
with
peplum.
rJCTORY
,
-g
,
him
h
at
II
a
in-in
"nii(la
S
IkhiI
at
-
)iH
II.
I,
.N
I
tll.llKAI,
4
at
Dunsmulr
St.
miuii
H
;io
a
m.
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A
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2.00
p
m.
,
j
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B
A..
B
D.
Hector
ililue
700)
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
"The
Continual
Fire"
Children:
"A
Lost
Nickname."
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
Sermon:
"One
of
Faith's
Certainties."
Anthem:
"Rejoice
In
the
Lord,'"
Elvey.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
Sunday
Schools:
First
United
all
at
12:15
Conrad
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
a
ed
for
mercy
but
was
told:
record.
"Between
us
and
you
there
Is
a
i
WHAT
THEY
WORE
great
gulf
fixed,
that,
they
that
I
,
t.
1
ling
the
and
would
pass
from
hence
to
you
were,
may
not
be
able,
and
that
noneWhat
they
wore
last
nl8nt:
may
cross
over
from
thence
to
Dlane
Kennedy,
tailored
blouse
us."
Could
any
one
ever
receive
of
heliotrope.
a
more
sobering
answer?
Noj
Heather
Brewer,
an
apple
hope
a
great
gulf
f
ix-ed,
none
;
green
evening
blouse.
may
cross
from
thence
to
us.
The
j
Margaret
Strachan,
afternoon
cry
of
mercy
came
too
late.
The
1
dress
in
daffodil
yellow
with
rich
man
was
told:
"Son,
re-1
flower-figured
trim.
member
that
thou
in
thy
life-!
Janet
Rackow,
tailored
buff
time."
He
was
told
to
renvem-
j
blouse.
ber.
What
torture
that
must
Margit
Macarthur,
chartreuse
have
been
!
To
spend
the
rest
of
peasant
style
blouse.
jxjp
mrnvr
v.o-I
iii
Yuuiift
St.
Fred
Anlrobua.
llreen
812
reaciers
Cash
for
old
sold.
Bulger'3.
Don't
forget
whist.
Moose
Temple,
Saturday,
November
3.
Starting
tournament.
(258p)
Legion
Auxiliary
meets
Sunday,
10:15,
Legion
Hall.
Church
parade.
Berets.
(ltc)
i
Wright.
D
D.
1
II
HKtfl
I
M
l
I
1
1
'
t
.1
-
;
.
.
time
in
regret
and
remorse
over
j
Gael
McRae,
buff
blouse
neglecting
the
opportunities
of
i
turing
tucked
yoke.
God's
grace!
No
wonder
there
Claire
Ritchie,
pink
party
Am-
Wt
((.ircrn
613
Rev.
M.
S.
Young
of
Masset
is
being
ordained
by
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
at
the
Cathedral
to
:
shall
be
weeping
and
gnashing
blouse
ot
teeth.
He
who
will
dsspisei
Olive
Strand,
white
boluse
morrow
morning
.He
will
preach
these
truths
now
will
some
day
featuring
bell
type
sleeves.
(ltc
i
the
sermon
at
night.
I
despise
himself.
What
a
fright'
Norma
McKay,
apple
green
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
5th
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Morning
11:00
am
Sunday
School
12:15p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer
Meeting
8:00
p.m.
FRIDAY
Young
People's
8
p.m.
Pastor
C.
W.
Sinclair
Phone
Black
393
"There
is
on?
God
and
one
Mediator
between
Ood
and
men,
the
man
Christ
Jesus."
Evening
7:30
p.m.
tailored
blouse
with
scalloped
front.
Marjorie
Tattersall,
white
jumper
blouse.
June
Henry,
pink
tailored
blouse.
Ethel
Moorehouse,
pink
blouse
with
gathered
yoke.
ful
risk
is
assumed
here
in
this
life
for
those
who
reject
Salvation
and
walk
the
paths
of
sin.
Possibly,
you
have
experienced
thirst
of
another
kind
in
your
soul,
a
new
and
wonderful
yearning
for
something
better,
a
feeling
of
dissatisfaction
with
your
I
Canadian
Legion
Church
Parade
to
First
F(;Ti
Baptist
Church
for
Ar-VQ'-?'
mistice
service.
Members
full
In
a,t
10:15
a.m.
Roman
Catholic
members
will
proceed
to
their
owm
church,
(jtc)
I,
buy
and
sell
anything
of
4
ilUHON
tHMY
Frwr
.stn-ft
i'l'Tr
Oystryk
,n
&i.".ii
2
J.
so
pm.
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I
I
Till
KAN
i
,
h
M'
lli
lflc
St.
r
r.
11
l)
olwi
I
(Black
810)
I'll'IK
M.IH.N
3m
Cnve
Mt
n
(i.Kifny
Bird
ft.
.mil
1
1
nil
n
ni
I
ililue
827)
iiiui
iinir
k4
r.
Blue
803
tl.umird
A
Thorp?
Because
so
sheer
and
so
luxuriously
beautiful,
D
hantam
.
Shirley
Haugan,
yellow
after-
self
that
you
find
stealing
upon
value,
be
it
furniture,
cars,
In
;
noon
dress
trimmed
in
black.
you
in
moments
of
solitude.
Barbara
Doumont.
white
long-
be
other
words,
you
long
to
i
Continued
on
Page
6)
boats,
etc.
If
you
are
ln
need
of
any
furniture
or
other
items,
contact
J.
H.
Mair
at
Green
400,
10
to
6
a.m.
J.
H.
Mair,
Auction-
sleeved
tailored
blouse.
Judy
Lloyd,
chartreuse
blouse
with
monogrammed
pocket.
t
i
v
I
VI
(283c)
Diane
Stone,
baby-pink
tailor-
'
eer.
:r$t
baptist
Church
Special
Youth
'
SpeakerComing
ed
blouse.
Georgina
Mitchell,
white
sport
blouse.
Shirley
Patrick,
blue-grey
tailored
blouse,
long
sleeve
with
FASHION
footwear
tUTn-Up
CUffS.
Pot,
Marvin
IWcath
rflnii'tfir
I
pink
afternoon
of
the
"Christ
Ambassadors"
of!.,Murlel
Snier'
SUNDAY'.
NOV.
4
11
a.m.
Morning
Service
'
Members
of
th?
Canadian
Legion
and
kindred
organizations
will
parade
to
the
Church
for
their
Annual
Aimistice
service.
Message:
"OUARDING
OUR
WAY
OF
LIFE"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service
ARMISTICE
DAY
SERVICE
No.
11
10-11:05
a.m.
At
the
B.C.,
a
larse
and
outstanding
j
at
i"0"'
srey
fport
blouse,
youth
organization
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
will
be
L
.Gwen
Speers,
ight
green
sport
in
the
city
from
November
8
to
i
Di0"f
.1
,,
,
y,,e'
,
IV
:
3
at
Filth
Ave.
East
-
Hi
V
K.
ANTKUBU8
Ave
E.
Box
538
12.
He
will
be
holding
meetings;
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
with
flared,
gored
skirt.
m
the
Full
CJospel
Tabernacle.
Carol
Hill.
nnlp
hhm
narlv
LAST
ENDS
FROM
OUR
STOCK
OF
MAGNIFICENT
SUITINGS
$4p5
M
Forseth
has
Just
returned
dress
Cenotaph
11:13
a.m.
Morning
Service
FINEST
OF
COOK'NG
BEST
OF
FOOD
Jlcallier
(J2r
JJonoreil
Cu
een
iioui
iAJUiui
cuiupe
mill,
in
addition
to
discourses,
is
showing
films
each
night.
Rev.
Forseth
was
a
pastor
in
different
parts
of
Western
Canada
until
a
few
months
ago
when
he
received
an
appointment
to
the
position
he
now
holds.
His
ministry
while
in
the
city
will
be
particularly
for
the
young
men
and
women
of
this
community.
'1$
I
lite
ocielij
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
201)
BROADWAY
CAFE
$49
75
mm
Heather
Brewer
was
elected
Honored
Queen
of
local
Job's
Daughters
last
night
to
succeed
Diane
Kennedy.
Margaret
Strachan
is
the
new
Senior
Princess
and
Janet
Rackow,
junior
princess.
Margit
Macarthur
was
elected
Guide
and
Claire
Ritchie,
Marshal.
and
up
$(.75
a
.uul
canvass
of
the
homes
of
the
city
for
gifts
tf
work
of
giving
the
Bible
to
every
man
In
his
own
'
I
'
titke
place
this
coming
week,
November
5-10
'f
'
"f
the
city
are
co-operating,
each
with
Its
own
"ifii'i
within.
Someone
from
one
of
the
churches
home
either
In
the
afternoon
or
evening
of
,J!
week.
W(e
ir
donations
of
$2.00
or
over
will
be
sent
to
you
United
Cliurcli
s$nn
iveriani
T,
Headquarter
in
.Vancouver.
Give
your
caller
More
than
200
persons
gather
ivss.
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
inexpensive
windows.
Eliminate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
(
Seo
us
for
thcs3
modern
sash
which
arc
made
to
fit.
Just
remov;
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder
s
Supply
Smart
Stitina
Sufictl
,
ffea
Cwjort
Arrow
"Drew"
;
Kifts
Under
t9
00
will
ho
c
tn
vim
fmm
thp
;uh
Offiee.
2
pc.
Suit
Regularly
Priced
From
49.50
The
fabrics
that
sold
first
and
fastest
at
the
height
of
a
busy
season
.
.
.
great
value
at
their
regular
prices
and
now
reduced
for
sensational
savings
to
clear
our
shelves
for
new
stock
!
Drop
in
tomorrow
and
have
your
suit
or
better,
two
suits
hand-cut
and
Tip
Top
Tailored
to
your
own
personal
measurements.
Key.
Sec'y-Treas
,
MISS
CURINE
HELDE.
ed
at
the
social
parlors
of
First
United
Church
Thursday
night
to
join
in
a
happy
and
appropriate
celebration
of
the
church's
40th
anniversary.
A
fine
turkey
dinner,
provided
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
Owen
Green,
was
a
feature
of
the
evening
which
started
the
proceed
I
(Gospel
Tabernacle
"f
"
Avi'iulc
West
(Across
from
Armouries)
I'hore
Blue
829
i
:
.
.
S
,
,iv
:
I
ou
?,IeHii,l3
Street
v..-'
-
I
V
i
mc
chonqe
in
our
Sunday
School
"i1
Morning
Service
this
Sunday
We
cannot
guarantee
to
make
every
size
or
style
from
these
ends
but
most
men
of
average
measurements
will
find
exactly
what
they
want.
Ladies
too
are
invited
to
participate
in
this
sale
and
prices
for
ladies'
suits
range
from
$41.75
and
up.
TipTopTailoTS
4th
Street
P.
CRAVFTTO
Phone
Blue
418
SUNDAY
SERVICES
-Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
ings
cf
f
to
a
fine
start.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
the
pastor,
presided
and,
dealing
with
the
anniversary
occasion,
referred
'to
the
rich
Christian
heritage
within
the
church
and
city.
He
invited
a
greater
participation
therein.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
emphasized
responsibility
to
the
church
from
the
material
and
financial,
as
well
as
spiritual,
standpoint.
William
Dunn
ottered
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
ladies
for
the
splendid
dinner.
The
entertainment
program
consisted
of
a
showing
of
films,
one
entitled
"Shadow
Painting"
and
the
other
a
historic
travelogue
of
Eastern
Canada.
Assisting
Mrs.
Green
were
Mi's.
G.
W.
Graham,
Mrs.
C.
T.
Young,
Mrs.
Reg
Webber,
Mrs.
William
Dunn
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
A.
J
.Bus-sanich.
Mrs.
Erling
Pedersen?
Mrs.
Percy
Knutson,
Mrs.
H.
H.
Thorn,
Mrs.
A.
Logan
and
Mrs.
F.
Huber.
Also
assisting
was
Miss
Anita
Stewart
with
party
of
CGIT
girls
consisting
of
Louise
Wood,
Peggy
Ann
Dominato,
Marilyn
Berry,
Louise
Freeman,
Patricia
Pierce,
Jacqueline
Moore
and
Barbara
Moore.
LA
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Morning
Service
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jC
Evangelist
Service
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"Senior
Young
People's
Choir"
Rupert's
Youth
for
Christ
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FORSETH,
Christ
Ambassador
Director
J
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cently
returned
from
Europe,
will
be
I
peeiai
services
on
Thursday,
Friday
and
f
at
8:00
p.m..
November
8
to
12,
will
be
PER
DAY
$400,000
.
.
.
Every
working
day
last
year
the
Sun
Life
paid,
out
an
average
of
nearly
$400,000
to
policy
holdera
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
caaa
tha
insurance
check
represented
the
only
fundi
available
at
a
time
of
dire
need.
Are
your
dependents
similarly
protected?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
Comfortabl?
And
howl
DrwV
medium
short
non-wilt
collar
has
a
low
neckband
that
look
wonderfully
trim
...
gives
extra
freedom
at
th
throat.
Saitforized-labeled,
of
course
(shrinkage
less
than
1)....
Mitoga
cut
for
perfect
fit.
Aik
us
for
the
"Drew".
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
3rd
Ave.
Phone
345
BUY'
GIFTS
THE
EASY
WAY
Take
Time
Out
.
.
.
Enquire
Today
GEORGE
COOK
tt
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
Picture:
at
?ach
service
except
Sunday's.
tua
--f
Mm.
Box
855
Phone
Black
837
Pastor:
C.
FAWCETT
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
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