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Rupert
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UNifto
Prince
R,..
SCIiiircllil
etwees:
Saturday,
August
U,
1951
Rev.
Law
lf,nce
0
t
-Mu
uinlr,t
11:00
a.m.
Sermon
:
H,
?
a,
LAND
OF
LAKES
The
Kare!o-Fini.sh
Soviet
Socialist
Republic,
formed
from
earlier
Finnish
territory,
has
2(i.000
lakes.
more
Saturday
Sermon
Ad
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Princt
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
IJember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
U.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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NO
SHOVING,
PLEASE!
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
report
of
the
alleged
Parks
Board
meeting
appearing
in
your
paper
August
10
was
all
upside
down
and
made
to
deceive
the
public.
In
the
exercise
of
the
prerogative
of
a
chairman,
I
called
the
meeting
at
7:30
p.m.
At
5
p
m.
I
was
contacted
by
the
secretary
of
the
Parks
Board
by
telephone
Preacher,
r
r
Shn,h
i
,
..WU
Ml
''-
ft-
--
.
u
u
-
Mrs.
C.
Jtiibtrti,
J
otuci'liun
First
Presbyterian
Church
Here
We
Sing
(By
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
i
Sunday
Mornln,
Family
Serviw
k
COME
AND
Wr,D-There
is
a
sw.tla7:
the
children.
Com..
This
is
not
written
with
any
intention
of
pro-:'
vokiifir
religious
strife
or
controversy
but
I
have-
;
ana
toia
mat
commissioners
GULL
LAKE,
Alberta.
;Forman
and
Murray
were
on
,
.
v,,,
hand
for
a
meeting.
I
informed
Theu
h:ivp
vpi-v
little
...
,
,.k.
.
'.'
.
NO
EVENING
SEP.;
money
here
at
the
Al-
meeting
would
take
place
as
;
found
on
many
occasions
a
confusion
which
exists
berta
School
of
Religion,
tTimTvZ"
to
i
in
the
mim,s
of
pe01jle
with
fermce
to
the
loctrine
and
so
thev
can't
pay
their
Pusned
aI1
over
the
Parks
to
of
the
Virgin
Birth
and
the
doctrine
of
the
Immacu-
DIRECTOR
Housing-No.
1
Need
THE
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
nothing
to
apologize
about
in
leading
a
new
move
for
more
and
better
housing
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
any
place
in
Canada
needs
housing
today
it
is
Prince
Rupert.
Even
the
government
itself
is
using
the
lack
of
housing
as
an
excuse
for
not
using
the
dry
dock
for
shipbuilding.-
C
-
lecturers,
of
which
I
am;on
ha'nd
at
,:30
but
the
other.-:
;
,aie
"LelJUO"-
.,.,TU.1"
""
Thp
doctrine
of
the
V
rtr
n
i
nearins
nuiesi-aiiis
ii-jcli.
one.
That
is,
in
cash.
did
not
appear.
So
there
was
no
meeting.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY,
Chairman
of
Parks
Board
But
we
do
get
paid
in
another
Birth
Is
belkwed
and
taught
by
the
Immaculate
Conception,
are
all
Christian
Churches
and
is
j
underthe
impression
that
what
based
on
the
Gospel
record
that:
is
rejected
is
the
Virgin
Birth.
Hen?e'
I
write
this,
hoping
to
,h
Birth
nf
jowi.
rhrist
wu
i
S)H.Ux
'"MM,
sense.
W
hen
somebody
asKs
me
Hoi?
Conrnii
why
I
take
a
couple
of
weeks'
;
fireman's
holidav
and
come
Sunday
Sfh,j"1
The
new
pulp
mill
industry
has
long
complained
here,
where
neither
the
grub
nor
i
j.
a
i
vi
i
i.
ii
i
v...
.
line
oeas
are
anywnere
ni-ur
as
about
not
being
able
to
get
and
keep
personnel
here
d
as
cur
own'at
nome
x
say,
unique
in
the
sense
that
His
,
make
the
matter
clearer
to
some.
!
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
Mother
conceived
Him
by
the
.
'ho
in
the
smoke
of
controversy
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
direct
power
of
thj
Holy
Spirit
na?
forget
where
agreement
lies
.
31
Fourth
Ave.'
East
and
by
no
other
means.
Further
j
""
where
difference.
1
Minister:
pov
E
A
Wr'ght,
D
D.
it
is
not
to
be
concluded
that
j
With
this
and
other
Christian
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
ordinary
human
generation
is
a;
Articles
of
Faith,
t.iere
are
times
I
John
Currie.
nasty
or
a
wicked
thing
but
whBn
manv
of
us
have
some
dif-1
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
12,
1951
simply
that
the
Coming
of
God's
rt-ult
v
and
there
is
no
reason!
Morning
Worship
-
11
o'clock
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
because
housing
is
lacking
and
inadequate.
Every
industry
and
business
which
would
bring
because
it
makes
me
feel
good.
For
one
thing
they
spend
quite
a
lot
of
time
here
singing.
They
Mluutrr;
Ii,
HUNT
I'HfKMn
I
in
new
heln
has
the
same
comolaint.
In
fact,
it
is
!
sing
a
lot
of
old
(and
a
few
new
fU1
K.
A
Wn.h,
,
,
,
,
hvmns.
Thev
also
sing
songs
like
,
.
.
,
...
,
i
the
worst
headache
in
getting
and
retaining
work-
I
Home
On
the
Range.
Only
Son
In
to
the
world
had
W)y
we
.should
not
be
perfectly;
Sunday
School-12:15
this
positively
unique
beginning,
j
honest
and
open
about
it
in
the
'
Evening
Service-
7:30
o'clock
1
The
doctrine
of
the
Immacu-
i
fellowship
of
the
Church.
But
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
;
16.
Prince
Rupert
may
not
be
a
ers.
It
is
a
problem
that
harasses
every
employer.
i
From
."..Lrj
the
oldest
to
the
young-
.
.:
.
,
.
large
city,
but
at
the
rate
hugo'in,.
Concept!:
on
relates,
not
to
;
iogma
remains
like
the
lines
on
'o
Keep
it
Holy.
r
IMHT
IMU
eio
(in,
a
,
1.
11.
Sl-I,
tho
hnnaino-
which
U
offering
'
.
"
,
'.'
.
trucks
with
Vancouver
nam
s
our
Our
Lord
Lord
Jesu
Jesus
Christ,
but
to
the
the
basketball
court
without
!
v..v.
..
.
&
..
...
0
'wnen
we
nuiuuiis
uo
suig
in
TWW
Further,
U.
v..
.
,
a
a
Inr
lot
.vv
o;
nf
wa
is
scarcely
habitable
appear
on
tha
streets,
we're
beginning
to
feel
like
one.
groups
we
recharge
our
run
down
unit-it
nn
1
hnttpri.c
Funrvhnriv
People
cannot'
be
blamed
if
they
refuse
to
come
J
knows
that
or
should.
Yet
in
by
any
othkr
name;
Virgin
Mary.
His
mother.
It
which
the
game
could
not
be
states
that
she.
herself,
was
con-
played.
A
few
minimum
rules
of
celved
without
the
taint
of
orig-'
conduit
and
belief
are
necessary
inal
sin.
This
doctrine
is
not
to
prcper
living
and
no
mattvr
taught
or
received
outside
of
the
how
many
times
they
are
step-Roman
Communion,
ped
over,
they
still
remain
the
The
trouble
is
that
some
people,
mles.
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
5th
Ave.
E.
main
our
ordinary
lire
at
nome
now
fred
Rose,
one
of
the
here
and
bring
their
families
if
they
cannot
get
live'
mix
iosen
tai
BlU
A
,.
Pn.-.Uir:
c.
Hvr
AI.Y4THI
tf,
Fnuf
Bum
CO.:
Hr.
Cupi
Oh,w
Buridny
St
iuiol
a
fct.
imi
i.
i.niin
Mh
Ave.
at
MiBis,
Pailor
T
ftry.
H
0
'
lb
jmany
times
do
we
sing,
in
ccgs
n
a
Soviet
spy
network,
was
j
groups?
.
released
a
few
days
ago
from
St.
I
Well
here
we
sing,
and
it
does
Vincent
de
Paul
renitentiary
;
somehing
for
us.
t
near
Montreal
where
he
served
4
.
I
a
term.
He
was
boin
and
raised
in
Europe.
Settling
in
Canada,
,1
WAS
thinking
about
this
sing-
he
was
elected
a
mvmber
of
the
I
ing
business,
and
my
mind
flash-
(
Iederai
parliament.
He
rewarded
ed
back
to
the
first
world
war.
:
Canada
for
this
5ignai
honor
by
j
When
we
were
young
kids,
:
stealing
secret
information
from
j
fresh
and
green
in
the
army,
we
government
agencies
and
de-j
always
used
to
sing.
I
can
re-
i
partments
and
slipping
the
same
j
member
marching
down
the
;
to
Soviet
Russia.
It
may
be
of
I
streets
of
Ottawa,
roaring
out
to
.
interest
to
learn
that,
now
he
is
jthe
top
of
my
lungs,
with
the
again
at
liberty
to
resume
life
.is
!
rest
of
the
boys
in
the'
25th
Bat-
a
Canadian
citizen.
He
cannoi
j
tery.
Mostly
they
were
college
:
te
deported.
He
could
even
run
lyells
or
half
sillv
songs
like
j
again
for
Parliament.
O
Canada!
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Morning
11:00
it.
in.
Sunday
School
12:15
pin.
Evening
7:30
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer
Mcvtlng
0:00
p.m.
Pastor
C.
W.
Sinclair
Phone
Black
393
"Believe
on
th
Lord
and
thou
shult
be
saved."
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday,
August
12
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service.
Speaker:
P.
H.
Llnzey.
12:
15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Speaker:
Rev.
Robert
Martin
Boys
will
return
from
camp
at
"Few
Acres,"
Terrace,
on
Thursday
night's
train.
We
are
having
a
grand
time.
Thirty-eight
boys
In
camp.
T.
PM'FKI
4li.il,
Keotor:
Krv
H
Ou::
SuudMy
BcImjl;
nut,
Ik
able
accommodation.
Who
would
leave
a
job
and
a
comfortable
home
somewhere
else
to
come
to
a
place
where
they
cannot
find
a
comfortable
place
to
live?
Lack
of
housing
is,
in
deed,
the
No.
1
drawback
with
which
Prince
Rupert
has
to
contend
and
we
are
correct
in
insisting
that
every
available
aid
be
placed
at
our
disposal
to
alleviate
it.
Certainly
there
should
be
no
such
thing
as
a
quota
to
the"
availability
of
assistance
to
private
enterprise
such
as
that
afforded
by
the
National
Housing
Act.
And
it
is
ridiculous
to
put
arbitrary
restrictions
on
materials
for
legitimate
housing
undertakings
which
it
seems
to
us
are
just
as
legitimately
entitled
to
priority
as
peacetime
defence
projects.
Lack
of
morale
of
the
people
is
as
insidious
an
enemy
as
the
more
apparent
menaces
we
may
see
on
the
international
scene.
And
if
people
cannot
get
a
decent
place
to
live
i;i
i.i
I
k
rl.
Fttl4r:
far.
Iutturt
i
(.,,
We
are
Sam
Hughes
s
army.
j
At
the
twentv-first
meeting
A
hundred
thousand
strong.
between
"the
Communists
We
cannot
march,
we
cannot
anrt
TT
v
th
fnrmpr
in
silence.
Casualties
were
dea
i
cribed
as
nil.
BULLETIN
Ho.
10
fight,
What
bloody
use
are
we?
But
when
we
get
to
Berlin,'
The
Kaiser
he
will
say
Hock.
Hock
Mein
Gott
What
a
bloody
fine
lot
The
Canadian
Artillery.
SO
FORBEAR,
DARN
YOU!
Among
the
freedoms
left
is
th;'
risht
to
Complain,
the
right
to(
publish.
And
thanks
to
Mr.
Die-
tenbaker,
the
police
still
haven
t
mm
0
0
mo
om
a,a
.k
the
right
to
tap
your
t-lepiioa
mcnduHng
buck
XJ&
o
'
"
-
at
a
reasonable
cost
it
is
certainly
going
to
under-
yea"
tnat
followed
as
we
killed
Word
.
.
,
job
tna
enemy
an(j
saw
our
pais
jcU
j
jiuj.e
uitu
jiwidie.
led
Those
wno
survived
had
Canada's
Indians
will
soon
bc!
I
very
very
little
urge
to
sing,
till
near
making
their
own
way
in
the'
the
very
end.
i
world.
They
will
get
the
vote,!
Yet
I
have
never
c-ased
to
and
in
due
time,
be
no
knge-
puzzle
over
this
miracle.
When
i
wards
of
the
government.
The;
the
Canadians
went
up
the
road
Financial
Post
says
population
to
the
surorize
attack
at
Amiens.!
totals
150.000.
A
majority
of:
Canadians,
it
is
believed,
still
:
hold
the
notion
that
more
Ind-!
ians
live
out
west
than
anywhere
else
In
the
Dominion.
This,
how-
i
ever
is
misleading.
Ontario,
with
1
fU
A
they
went
up
singing
just
as
we!
had
sung
when
we
were
green
1
recruits,
full
of
the
fun
of
boyhood.
Luderidorff
described
the
breakthrough
by
the
Canadians
at
Amrens
as
"Germany's
blackest
hour
in
the
whole
war."
Did
the
Canurks
break
through
because,
after
long
years
of
comparative
songlessness.
they
went
up
the
road
singing?
Or
did
they
sing
because
they
30.000
has
the
greatest
proportion.
It
looks
like
a
daily
train
in
a
few
weeks.
The.es
nothing
like
beng
patient,
as
well
as
smiling
while
you
wait.
Dear
Parents
j
I
knew
from
everything
they
saw
and
heard
that
the
stage
was
set
for
the
breakthrough,
and
hence
the
early
end
of
the
war,
and
the
NOW
YOU
KNOW!
It
use-d
tD
be
thought
a
shipi
captain
could
pertorm
a
marriage
ceremtny.
Pe.naps
many
still
hold
the
opinion,
when
they
think
of
the
topsy-turvy
sort
of
world
this
is.
Some
may
be
captured
by
the
idea
of
a
sea
wedding,
and
indeed,
it
has
an
alluring
touch.
However,
to
get
back
to
sober
facts,
let
us
digest
this,
from
the
Merchant
Shipping
Convention
Act
of
1914:
end
to
the
bestial
life?
Don't
ask
me.
I
don't
know
the
answers.
An
Intriguing
Asset
AT
PRESENT,
the
only
museum
in
the
province
north
of
the
Bella
Coola
Arm,
located
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
asking
support
from
citizens
for
its
continued
operation
and
future
expansion.
In
exchange
for
a
very
small
sum,
the
citizen
becomes
a
member
of
the
Museum
Association,
which
allows
him
free
access
at
any
time
and
a
vote
once
a
year.
Some
people's
attitude
may
be
something
like
this:
"Why
should
a
museum
interest
me?
What
good
do
a
lot
of
ancient
weapons
and
tools,
carvings
and
bones,
do
me?
Let
the
dead
bury
the
dead."
.
Probably
more
people
visit
a
museum
out
of
curiosity
than
for
any
other
reason
but,
once
in
there,
they
may
learn
something.
History
has
taught
us
nearly
everything
we
know
we
benefit
by
someone
else's
mistakes
by
not
doing
them.
Therein
lies
the
value
of
history
study.
All
our
progress
today
is
partly
due
to
a
reflection
and
study
of
the
past.
Attached
to
each
item
displayed
at
the
museum
is
a
thrilling
story.
Many
of
the
stories
remain
buried
in
the
past,
but
a
continual
search
into
the
dim
recesses
by
people
who
want
to
learn
brings
to
the
surface
some
of
the
rarest
tales
of
human
interest.
And
these
stories
are
represented
by
the
items
of
exhibit
at
the
museum.
To
have
a,good
museum
shows
that
the
people
have
a
desire'
for
learning;
that
they
have
a
keen
sense
of
appreciation
of
an
earlier
people's
way
of
living;
and
that
art
and
culture
of
a
historical
people
has
not
been
wasted.
YESTERDAY
we
heard
a
really
super
talk
by
Dr.
W.
Rowan,
head
of
the
Zoology
department
of
the
was
"Masters
are
reminded
that
they
onj
have
no
power
to
perform
the
University
of
Alberta.
It
about
animals
and
man.
about
the
scientific
approach
in
mar.-iage
ceremony
on
board
!
their
ship,
and,
if
such
a
cere-!
mony
is
performed
by
them,
the
marriage
will
not
be
a
legal
one."
j
general.
Dr.
Rowan
believes
that
we
are
in
the
hellish
mess
we
are
in
because
we
just
won't
use
the
jcientific
approach
to
the
Inter
The
Philippines
government
decline
to
sign
the
Japanese
peace
treaty,
and
will
remain
national
problems
we
all
admit
are
there.
This
h-l
ler
is
to
into..u
you
c-oncoriiiiig
the
procedures
we
plan
to
follow
in
the
truiiiiii
anl
eiiiiciition
of
ull
m-IiooI
personnel
(teachers
and
pupils)
rejranliiitf
th
heM
proteethe
measures
in
the
unhappy,
and
we
hope
unlikely,
event
that
the
area
in
which
we
live
is
subjected
to
enemy
bombing-
either
atomic
or
convent
ionul
type.
Like
you
we
nincercly
hope
that
all
of
our
plans
for
m-IiooI
Civil
Defence
aetivities
will
prove
to
have
been
tinnccchsary,
but
like
parents
ve
f-el
that
so
lotif;
as
there
is
any
poKibility
of
kucIi
danger,
every
available
precaution
must
be
taken.
We
prefer
caution
to
complacency.
To
this
end
we
are
pulling
inlocflVi
t
a
wimple
programme
of
training
and
protective
drills
which
utilizes
the
best
available
information
on
the
subject
and
provides
the
maximum
protection
under
each
of
several
condition.
For
examples
should
the
need
arise,
the
young
people
will
be
moved
to
the
safest
location
in
the
school.
As
devastating
as
the
atomic
Ixinib
is,
there
is
no
justification
for
a
feeling
of
hopelessness
or
helplessness
in
the
event
of
such
bombing.
Relatively
slight
obstueles
offer
considerable
protection
and
in
general
the
type
of
construction
used
in
our
schools
is
u
definite
item
in
our
favour.
it
is
our
intention,
without
causing
alarm,
so
to
impress
these
simple
facts
and
instructions
permanently
in
the
minds
of
both
teachers
and
pupils,
that
immediate
response
will
become
a
habit.
Only
by
constant
repetition
and
drill
can
we
ensure
universal
and
complete
compliance.
W
hen
this
state
is
reached
we
think
that
children
will
be
just
as
safe
with
us
as
they
would
be
at
home.
W
e
are
sure
thut
with
this,
explanation
you
will
understand
any
excitement
and
comments
which
your
child
may
bring
home
concerning
this
subject.
Yours,
sincerely,
Principal
of
your
local
school.
As
an
example
of
what
he
I
technically
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war,
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